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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-11-20
Uncle Daniel McFall Falls Among Thieves
In Kentucky But Saves His Money

Uncle Daniel McFall, 37-year-
old patriarch of the South of the
Mountain, wishing to visit lela-
tives in Kentucky and to learn
first-hand who was elected gov
ernor in the neighbor state, cross
ed into Letcher county last week,
learned that the candidate of his
choice won, and then started
afoot down Kentucky River to
see his people.
On the way he passed gypsy
camp. One of the women, gaud-
lily dressed and highly painted,
hailed him and inquired if he
wished his fortune" told. The
old man CURLY answered no. But
the Gypsy was not to be so cas-
lily rebuffed. She drew a large,
red bandana and hurriedly pass
ed it around his shoulders, ask
ing him to repeat some sort of a
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-11-20
ARMY RESERVISTS NEEDED
FOR DUTY AS BURIAL
ESCORTS

Staff Sgt. LESSEE Dye, COM
handing u. S. Army and Air
Force recruiting sub station at
Clintwood has announced that
qualified members of the army
enlisted reserve may apply for
active duty as funeral escorts un
der the department of the army
reburial program.
Eligibility for this assignment
is limited to those reserVists in
the first three pay grades only, as
follows: master sergeant, first
sergeant, technical sergeant or
staff sergeant. Tours of duty will
be for six months, nine months
or one year at the option of the
applicant.
Submit you r application
through the Clintwood army and
air force recruiting sub-station.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-11-20

seemed to be man of some au-
thority asked Uncle Daniel to
go back and show him the Gyp-
sizes, which he did. Then and
there the Kentuckian told the
bunch what he thought of them
and warned them in strong
language that a coat of tar nd
feathers awaited them if they
did not leave that section before
shutdown.
Uncle Daniel says that within
less than two hours the gang had
loaded their belongings onto
ramshackle truck and were on
their way and that the last he
saw of them was when the old
truck went creaking and Wheel
ing up a sharp incline in the
road.
And that ended Uncle Daniels
adventures in Kentucky.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-11-20

rigmarole taht she said went
along with the fortune telling,
all of which he refused to do.
He ierked himself loose and
threatened to maui her over the
head with his heavy cane. About
that time he discovered that his
wallet was barely sticking inside
his breast pocket, and upon ex-
animation he found that two ten
dollar bills were missing. Turning
he soon overlook the Gypsy,
drew his cane and threatened to
brain her if she did not fork
over his money. She did SO re-
luctantly, and he was again on
his way.
Travelling a short distance, he
came to where number Of work
men were busy and stopped and
to them explained his adventure.
One raw-boned, six-footer who
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-11-20
ANDREW JACKSON HALE
PASSESAWAY AT CLINCHCO

Andrew Jackson Hale, 81, died
early Wednesday at Clinchco and
will be buried at Norland Fri
day. His death was caused by
old age and complications
He was born in what is now
Dickinson county and lived prac
tically all his life in the county.
He was a son of James Hale.
Mail xAa1r NEWS In early
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-11-20
JAMES GREGORY SOUTH
ARRIVES NOV. 9TH

Mr.. and Mrs. James South of
Skeetrock announce the. arrival
of nine-pound son, James
Gregory, in Norton Hospital on
Sunday, Nov. 9th. Mrs. South
is the former Rita 10 Artrip, pop
ular teacher at D. M. H. S.
Orval A. Good of Washington,
Mich, has been visiting relatives
in the county for several days.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-11-20

The Herald, $l.25 a Year
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-21
Trail Creek and are now moving

Trail Creek and are now moving
I into it.
Bud Block is at McFarlands fol-
a few days. "just helping" he says
Mr. and Mrs Smith, who had really
planned on staying all winter, got
discouraged and went to Kalispell.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Hudson, Kali
ispell, were up visiting on the
North Fork Saturday and Sunday.
Don and Grace Barnum left Sun
day after spending week in their
Polebridge cabin.
We were glad to see the Buch-
anans back after an absence of
nearly two weeks. We missed them.
The Wheeler party of six left
for their home in Froid last Thurs
day They got the moose they were
looking for and big brute he was,
too.
Finley Arnet drove his cattle
down to Columbia Falls to their
winter quarters last Friday and
Tex Pinkerton's horses are on the
move.
So the North Fork is all tucked
up for the winter.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-21
H. II. Village
BIZ Mrs. Jack II. Woods

The Melvin Macks entertained
Mr. and Mrs Hudson. Mrs Talbot
and Mr. and Mrs Jack DeSart. The
occasion was Mr. Mack's birthday
Many happy returns, Mr. Mack.
Project engineer Spencer Is still
away on his trip to Boise and Den
yer.
George fchambe~s' sister. Mrs Wi
olet Schneider, has returned to her
tt lie in Sanatar $. OAK.
The Kent Davis have deer. Con-
gratulations, too, to the Arnold
Johnsons. Mr. Johnson shot a bull
elk on the last day of hunting sea-
SCI.
Mr. and Mrs Jim Potter visited
the Tyce's in Kalispell last Sunday.
Fire chief Hendrickson had n
letter from his mother. She said in
the Ritteroot country near Miss
cula they already lave IS inches
of snow.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Ritter and son
visited Mr. and Mrs Glen Smith
Sunday.
Archie Kunkel left Monday for
Billings. He will go on to his home
in New Salem, N Oak soon.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs Bill Moor,
and family and Mr. Kunkel were
guests at the Francis Willis home
at Apgar.'
Mr. and Mrs r w Michels and
daughter visited Mr. and Mrs Har-
ry Lee. Coram, Sunday afternoon.
Rev Harry Baker, Columbia
Falls, will hold chapel services
Sunday Z o'clock, here. Sunday
school will be held at the same
time.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs Bill Stotts
and family visited the Ben Rusten
family, Columbia Falls.
Mr. and Mrs Tim Mauer were
Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs Bill Stotts.
Mr. Seney celebrated his birth
day the 18th. It was also Mr. and
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-21

Mrs Seney's sixth anniversary. Dou
BILE congratulations are in order
Dinner guests for the day wer
Mrs Harry Sleight, Howard Va
chal, Kalispell; Mr. and Mrs Har
old Cachal, Somers; and H Jenn
ings, Minot. Also Mr. ard Mrs La
Vern Seney just returned from
weeks acation which they spent
with Mr. and Mrs Seney's parents
in Kalispell.
Friday dinner guests at the JACK
Woods home were Mr. and Mrs
Bud Lincoln, Whitefish.
Mrs Norman Bjornstad and Mrs
Jack Woods attended the Eastern
Star meeting last Monday night ii,
Whitefish.
Mrs Art Coulston and daughters
made the last lap of their journey
from New Jersey by plane to Are
cibo, Puerto Rico. She should have
reached her destination last Sum-
day.
Mrs Mcdonald and Mrs Woods
attended the Newcomers club in
Columbia Falls last Tuesday night.
Mrs Mcdonald served on the lunch
and entertainment committee.
Dougal Mcdonald, father of Dou-
glas Mcdonald, returned to his
home in Winnifred, Mont, last
Wednesday.
An informal game of pinochie
was played at the home of Mrs Jack
Woods. Players were Mrs Bill
Moore, Mrs Bill Stotts, and Mrs
Douglas Mcdonald. Coffee and
doughnuts were served
later in the evening.
The kindergarten children are be-
coming very adept with their
hands and are making gifts for
their mothers and fathers for
Christmas.
The pre-school mothers monthly
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs Arnold Johnson Tuesday |
at o'clock. All mothers please try
to come. Those unable to come are
asked to notify either Mrs Johnson
or Mrs Culver.
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took his string of horses OUT lnls
friday. He reports poor hunting
season.
Mrs Everett Lewis was a ousin'
&c caller in Whitefish Friday
Another community pinochie
r+v was held at the hotel on wed
p pcs with 27 present. Mrs Eo
rr;nde and Dave Morrow held nlgn
cnores while Gee Schue and Mrs
Iohn pfeiffer held low scores. we
ounreciate these parties as it draws
the people together and the money
taken in is to provide Christmas
treats for the children.
Mr. and Mrs William Schultz
,ade q business trip to Spokane
tuesday and returned on Sunday .
clyde Yenne substituted for Mr.
Schultz while he was away
Mr. and Mrs Ray Knapton Visit
ed in the GUNNER home at Fort
Pisgan this week.
Owen Wright is now employed
at the round house.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-21
More Falls Locals

Mr. and Mrs Floyd Barnhart are
the proud parents of a baby giri
8 pounds IA ounces, born at the
Kalispell hospital. She's been ma
med Linda Louise.
Fred Lyonais, Williston, is mere
on a two week vacation, visiting
relatives and friends in the Fails
and Kalispell.
Wilfred Therrian, Williston, Is
visiting here en- route to Seattle
The report of several weeks ago
stating he had been in an airplane
wreck near Billings was false.
Mrs Roy Allen was quite i'll Fiji
day but her friends are glad 70
learn she is recovering very salts
factorily.
Little Joey DeFlyer, son of Mr.
and Mrs George DeFlyer, is feeling
a lot better these days after be-
ing sick in bed for several months.
He even celebrated his birthday
last week. A Happy Birthday to
him.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-21
Essex Events

Mr. and Mrs Eldon Coverdell and
girls departed Friday to spend the
weekend with relatives at Poison.
John Higgins, who recently re-
turned from Anchorage, Alaska,
passed through on his way to hunt
in the Big River territory this week
We are pleased to hear that Ben
Pauley is returning to the commun-
ity for the winter.
F. Evans of the Sunset ranch,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-21
william Sherriffs, 80, Dies

Funeral services were held Tor
william D Sherriffs, Columbia
FILLS Tuesday afternoon at the
Waogener and Campbell chapel
Kalispell. Rev Richard F WICK was
in charge. Mr. Sherriffs, 80, was
born in Scotland and had lived
ON farm four miles southwest
If columbia Falls; George Yeats,
Whitefish, a niece, Mrs Hugh VIII
lis Whitefish, and other relatives
in Nebraska.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-21
Sunriift
PAGE FOUR

We learned too late for las
weeks column, that Mrs H Cas-
terline boarded the train for points
east Sunday November 9, frs
stopping at Wolf Point to visit he'
husbands relation and her son
Donald. The latter part of tht
week she journeyed on to Mimi
esota to be with her relatives fol
an extended visit.
Donald Casterline arrived home
Saturday from Wolf Point, where
he has been working since beg
inning of harvest.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Paris of Spo-
kane visited their daughter, Mrs
Charles Warkins over the week
end, enroute to Miles City
Donld Weaver was home from
camp two days last week having
dental work done.
Donald Kolka, Stacey, and Ben
Howard, Coalwood, are visitors at
the Cold Springs Ranch.
King Billedeaux spent Thursday
night at the Mart Weaver home.
He tells us Mart lost one of his big
black horses up at the Christmas
tree camp. Sorry to hear that, as
old Pat was truly beautiful and
useful horse.
The H. H. club met at the home
of Mrs Charles Meyers Thursday.
Thirteen members answered roll
call. Mrs Baron and Mrs Joe
Crosswhite were visitors. Another
quilt is in the making. A card par
ty and bazaar was planned for No
vember 30. The next meeting will
be with Mrs Nellie Mitsch.
A card party Saturday night, gi-
ven by Busy Bees of Bad Rock was
well attended. Jerald Eckelberry
held the lucky number on the nice
warm quilt that was ratified, Pro-
ceeds was donated to the Sunrift
building. About 20 men gathered
to set forms for the foundation and
more filling was pushed in by BUS
ter (the Sparks Cat). Orisse
Wendt served chicken dinner at
the noon hour. 5000 see what you
alp missed. Better luck next time.
Mrs erna Jordon returned home
from the hospital Tuesday. While
she will be confined to her bed for
some time, she is feeling good and
in fine spirits. Mrs Jessie Wark-
ms is attending her and doing the !
duties. I
Claud Jordon found the road
slippery Tuesday evening. While
travelling down the highway at a
reasonable speed, there appeared
3 horse at reasonable distance.
Upon application of the brakes it
seemed reasonable enough to- av-
Did an accident but an oncomins
car blinded horse and man, caught
horse between path of the two
cars and Claud caught the horse
on the right side of his pickup No
one was injured but the Ford will
need some dents removed.
Mrs Jerald Eckelberry had IN
operation Monday at
Kalispell hospital.
Thanksgiving being right ar
ound the corner" what can we be
thankful for?
I. Food-for thought. /,
2. Clothing-for exorbitant prices
3. Freedom Of speech-(If it isn't
against our neighbor). Seriously,
| lot Of our American system is
'eing whitfield away. This country
s getting to be an expensive place
or poor man to live. Unless we
preserve Liberty and pursuit of
there can be no PEACE.
|
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-21
North Fork Locals
Bu Mrs. Ben ROUeT

By Mrs. Ben ROUer
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Day, Kalis-
pell; Mr. and Mrs Oscar Swanson
and the Victor Taschenys, White
fish, spent the last weekend VITA
Mr. and Mrs Harry Holcomb.
Mrs Block returned from Mil
waukee-proud as punch Of the
new granddaughter.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Block have
built themselves a new home at
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-21
More Want Ads

PRACTICALLY NEW spark
oil heater for sale, duplex OK,
government project, Hungry Horse
village.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-21

Members of the Columbia Falls
high school Spanish club were
CHESTS of Miss Betty Wright, their
teacher Wednesday evening.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-21

OH, HEATER like new for sale. A
R johnson, duplex 20 r, govern
ment project, Hungry Horse Vii
lage.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-21

WIENER PIGS for sale after De-
cember 7; also three boar pigs,
about 70 pounds. Fred G Nelson,
4 miles south of Col Heights and
a mile east of highway No 2 ~"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-21

The Snack Shack will be closed
Thanks giving Day
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\>1EENSY
FAX !
AP Newsfeatures

AP Newsfentures

MAYBE you'll be surprised to
N1 heo thdt more and more
kids ore going in for lonq-huir
music. Leond Flood. concert
violinist. says thdt teen-ogers
often prefer the violin to the
luke box when given half q
chance to appreciate good mu-
sic. The trouble. says Leond.
who tours ground the country
Giving concerts at schools. is
that some kids have never
heord anyone play the violin
the nearest they've ever been
to it is the country fiddle.
But Leona found that once
they have been an audience to
serious music they became real
fans and beg for more of it. The
biggest hit of her read trip
(which surprised her) was the
last movement of Mendelssohn's
Concerto.
Now that Leona is back in New
York preparing for her next
school seasons tour, she is trying
TO interest educators in giving the
kids more music that they can
learn to appreciate. After all, she
says, "a love, love, love" song is
fun while it lives, but Bach,
Beethoven and Tchaikowsky mu-
sic is timeless-and Miss Flood
feels it should be a part of every
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students education as much as
history or geography or algebra.
TEENEWs
Helps are busy on all fronts
these days
Over in Frankfurt-on-Main in
Germany, Ruth Nash of New
York, now a student at the Sor-
bonnie in Paris, aided in the 10
nation ceremonies which began
reconstruction of the birthplace
Of German poet Johann Wolfgang
Goethe. The poets home was
wrecked during an allied bomb
ing
A group of kids including
Kathryn Thornley, of Ogden.
Utah. Damanda Carlotta of
Rochester. N. Y. Nancy French
of Stamford. Conn. and Eleanor
Roberts of Detroit. Mich. took
off to attend the World Youth
Festival in Prague ..
In Warsaw, 21-year-old Anne
Waterman, Vassar girl, is help
ing teach English to Polish
students and thereby helping
spread Americanism. She has 80
students in her class at Warsaw
University and at the Methodist
Church English Language Col
lege. -.
Five young Americans. who
expressed the belief, that lths
church offers the best if NOT:
the only answer to the worlds
problems. departed to attend
the World Conference of Chris
tan Youth. at Oslo. Nor
way -.
Emily Wilkens, teen-age fash
ion designer, must be a Charles
Dickens devotee because up she
comes with a fall wardrobe of
teen styles right smack out of
David Copperfield
There are little suits with Cop
perfield packets. some with velvet
collars and cuffs, and ruffled
apron dresses with wide sash
Wristbands suggestive of Dora in
David Copperfield. Party dresses
are ankle length with off-shoulder
bodice lines and stiffy flaring
skirts-all with Dickensian flavor,
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PASSING THE BUCK

Tuscola, Ill. When Myron
Fullerton, baker, appeared at
City Council to complain that
smoke from railroad locomotives
pour into his bakery while en-
CINE crews ate their lunch near
by, the council tossed the prob
lem right back at him by ap-
pointing him city smoke inspec-
tor with authority to bring Of
Tenders into police court.
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Ambitious man with car or truck
for dry cleaning route. Good
proposition. Must be worker,
Experience not necessary. See
Mrs. Medina, White Star Clean
ers, 822 Simonton Street.
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Landscaping, lawn maintenance,
pruning, topping, fill, top soil,
lots cleared and hedge trim
ming. Macarthur resident will
give free estimate on fill in
yard or under homes. Phone
801. jly25-6tx
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information for the Advertisers
FOR SALE

White outside paint, $3.l5 gallon;
lead and zinc outside paint,
S5.75 gallon; marine copper
bottom paint; navy specifica-.
ton A.F.23, Sc gallon; $3.50
lead and zinc white outside
paint, So gallon; fiat paint,
$345 gallon. Electric water
heater, $5.95. 9-inch fan, no
oiling at any time, $3.50.
Doherty and Company, 84G
Olivia, corner Packer Street.
Phone 1897. jly2o At
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Naval officer with two very
small children wishes to obtain
a two to a four bedroom house
or apartment, furnished or
partly furnished. Price no OBJ
lection. Phone 1006-J.
jul26-6tx
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WANTED

Wanted to rent, two-bedroom fur
nished house or apartment
Best of care for your property.
Couple with two years old
daughter. Write Box j. G.. c/o
Citizen. jul26-4 tx
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RATES FOR REGULAR and
BLACKFACE TYPE


To manage and maintain small
apartment hotel. Experienced
couple preferred. Live on
premises, share profits. Give
full details in first letter, your
answer treated confidentially.
e. Address Box A, Citizen Office.
jly25-6t
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Two-bedroom house, unfuTnished,
$4,000; completely furnished,
$500. Apply 702 Pearl ST.
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O;v&a~.

You may write Vivian Brown
in care of this paper about news
of your own gang.)
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MISCELLANEOUS

For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, call John Curry.
512 Margaret street, phone 7Sl.
Give us a try on your next job.
Free estimates. jlyl-lmo
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"Evenrude Lightfour" cupboard
motor. 500. 5l4 Francis ST.
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Servel Gas Refrigerator, excel
lent condition. 621 Catholic
Lane. Phone 1097-W, call after
5 p. m. jul25-6tx
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Notice, holders of coupons, either
Evans, Evans-Pilkington or
Pilkington Studios, must use
them by September 18th. All
coupons will become void at
that time. Evans ilkington
Studio, SIS Fleming.
jly15-tf
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In 1912 New Zealand was dis
covered for the second time by
Tasman, a Dutchman.
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Picture Framing: Pictures framed
and matted. Phone l197-M,
GA Francis St. jul261m
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Four-door Chevrolet sedan, $3.50.
Apply 1905 Flagler, Phone
18TH. jly29-2,.z
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Call A. G.. Roberts, Phone 853,
for satisfactory plumbing serv-
ice you will appreciate.
jly22-9t
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Motors rewound and repaired.
All appliances repaired. c. &
w. Electric Shop, 1872 Duval
Street, Phone 807-J. jly12-1moX
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House and Lot, 321 Mickens
Lane. jul2s-6tx
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FOR RENT

Cool, comfortable sleeping rooms
for men only, at Stutz Hotel,
40 Fleming. Twin bed rooms.
weekly rates $500 single, $1,000
double. jul26- 6tx
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Furnished cottage and apartment,
not water. Couple only, no
pets. Apply rear 1914 Varela
(upStairs). jly29-3t2I
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Bungalow, nice nome, S rooms,
large enclosed porch, and bath,
completely furnished, on lot
150' frontage, 1907 deep to alley.
Price only $500. Terms. John
son & Johnson. jlyf-tf
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WANTED TO RENT

Apartment or cottage, two bed
rooms, modern. Desired by
member of engineering group.
Tel. 121 after 5, 1044-J.
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Bicycle. Shwin for sale. 4 months
old. Tel. l044-J, ia White s.,
Apt. 2. jly28-3ty
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49, long, 1876" beam boat. Housed
with glass windows. Toilet. AS
Red-Wing engine. GID William
ST.. jly23-4tx.'
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Furnished apartment. Children
accepted. Apply $40 Simon
ton. j!y283tX
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Vacuum cleaners and washing
machines repaired. O'Briant.
Telephone 1164-M. jly1-tf
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Furnished four-room apartment,
maid and janitor service, linens
and all utilities furnished. Apply
3l2 Simonton st. jly29-14tx
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Practically new Coca-Cola ice
box, office desk, good condi-
ton. Rene Armengol, Ocean
View Dining Room, $50 United
St. jly29-3t
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Divan, $500. 1910 Olivia. Tele-
phone 430-J. jly26-3tx
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100000 net income. Four apart
ments and home on two corner
lots. All rented. A bargain.
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Two-bedrocm home. Partly furn-
iShed. All electric kitchen.
Beautiful location on corner
lot. Price, 100000.