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Evening star., 1947-02-03
It's the Most Money
l Ever Co.. Says
Red Sox qugger
BY the Associated Pres.

BOSTON, Feb. 3.-Ted williams,
Boston Red Sox slugger. today
signed his 1947 contract-reputedly
calling for between $6o, 900 and $7o.-
600.
General Manager Eddie Collins of
the American League baseball cham
pions said williams wrote his own
ticket
Ted himself refused to divulge
just what he was getting, but did
tell newsmen, "it's the most money
I ever got"
Red Sox officials said it was a good
contract-with no trick clauses.
Collins described the kids AZ salary
as being sas good as any being paid
in baseball this year."
This would seem to indicate Will
liams may get as much as the $780,
900 Bob Feller, the Cleveland In
dians' pitcher, repeatedly can earn.
He was smiling broadly and obvi-
ous1y appeared well satisfied as he
emerged from a brief conference
with Collins.
Williams, who was reported to
have received $45,0O0 last season,
said, II hope I can live up to the
new contract" ..
The hard-hitting outfielder previ-
ously had told sports writers he
was more concerned about what he
called apparently unfounded rumors
that he would be traded than any
thing else.
The speed with which "the kid"
and the Red Sox management came
I'd terms appeared to spike for good
published reports that he might be
traded.
Ted flew to Boston from Florida
yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-02-03
Chicurds' Christmun Signs

CHICAGO, Feb. 3 R.-Paul
Christman, star quarterback for two
seasons, has signed 1947 contract
with the Chicago Cardinals of the
National Football League, Owner
Charles Bidwell announced today.
Evening star., 1947-02-03
Pro Basket Ball
BY the Associofed Press

by the Associated Press
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Chicago, 90; Toronto. IS.
Washington, 107; Cleveland, 81.
Detroit, 65; New York, SO.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Sheboygan, 81; Oshkosh, 5S
Rochester. "a; Indianapolis, SO.
Fort Wayne, 81 Toledo, Al.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Wilmington. 6S; Elizabeth, 81.
Yonkers, ~; Brooklyn, 54.
Trenton 96;, Philadelphia, SO. (Three
overtimes)
Baltimore, 81: Paterson, SO.
EXHIBITION.
Syracuse IN. L., 43; st. Louis Blues,
So
Chicago IN. L.. 70; Dow Chemical
midland Mich), so.
Evening star., 1947-02-03

on another Conference game.
Mr.. Rodenberg, who is nothing If not frank,
confesses that the rival league has won better
press has gained signal victory by signing Char
ley Trippi in the No. 1 player scramble to date,
and has general head start over the struggling
young Conference. But" he adds, significantly,
I'VE have lot OF millionaires in our league. Per-
sonally think we can raise more money than the
National League owners-a good deal more
Don't think this pro football war is one
sided. It's costing the National League pretty
penny Those people are paying out money they
didn't dream of spending until we came along.
do know this much: We will be operating IN l947
Evening star., 1947-02-03
National Leoguers' Press Is Overwhelming

former Army officer contacted in the be-
ginning which compe people call the Bureau
Missing hospitals police precincts For two months
the papers filled with football
hardly Rodenerg and his Baltimore
team formerly Miami Seahawks.
National Leagues landed Tpp cheap small-tme gam
bier national figure and wise was
connected with ~ rise of this gentleman
During the meetings of both circuits the
blacked the Conference people by simply en-
phasizing Dudley haback of the Pittsburgh
Steelers going to quit the game.
the Redskins among other teams have been
announcing signing all OF whom relatively un-
publicity viewpoint there the running story
scaback Steve Bagaru who subsequently was aoeo
Baltimore owned and operated by wash
tnotonians there was nothing There isn't this date
Evening star., 1947-02-03
Fmg Sports Williams Signs at Own Figure Above $50 900
Win, Lose, or Draw
He's Fronk as Well as Robert
By FRANCIS E. sTANl

Rodenberg quiet young Wahingonan who chief
who will operate out OF
the AAerica Conference said today that he and his
colleagues united opposing the stand of po-Naona
Evening star., 1947-02-03

Today year ago-Bob Fitzger-
aid of Minneapolis won the ma
tional senior mems speed skat-
ing title at st. Paul, MINI.
Evening star., 1947-02-03
Ryon Sparks |. c. Quint
To Win Over Calvert

Barry Ryan's 10 points took scor-
ing honors as Immaculate Concep-
ton downed Calvert, 31-17 yester-
day in Catholic Youth Organi-
zation Basket Ball League game.
Results of other games:
Evening star., 1947-02-03

Conference team has pedged 10 eno at
quarter O a million dollars this year.
Rodenbeg successfully promote football
team to exist that in fourt-foo room IN
have sold $4,000 in season cKe 1o
1s47 And" admits haven't COACH schedule
we
Evening star., 1947-02-03
A Couch and q Name Stor Are Promised

Rodenberg himself ably however and here's the he
puts
got players signed we'll their
names COACH been working that i'm
portan part the setup for long time.
about the matter admit that
Angeles Dons Ray Flaherty of the New
established coaches have been advising
us as to the qualifications considering De
Croot Faey licked of but they want
see strengthened they don't want
to pay weak teams foreghted National
League coach.
will coach he'll be good one
Well also have player Mahals Baugh Brookyns
Dobbs (Ceveands Chcagos Luckman Hch and Trpp
Los Angeles Kmbrough New Yorks Spec
Sanders Personally think that this time boy will be Bill
Daley legally play for anybody else and he
the tough about maybe we'll get tough our
Evening star., 1947-02-03

Three years ago-Harold B.
Cunningham succeeded 1t. Don
Faurot as head of the football
department of the Navy Pre-
Flight Training School at Iowa
City.
Evening star., 1947-02-03

LOVELY LOSERrechen Merrill of Boston, 1946 United States
queen high the rink of the Palace Hotel at ST.
Mo Switzerland Miss Merrill placed second to Barbara Ann
Scott Canadian skater in the European figure skating cham
pionshps Saturday but will attempt atone for that defeat
the world championships at Stockholm In midFebruary.
-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1947-02-03

one of the major tournaments to
line up players for his clubs $10,-
600 Open in June. The three
of the George Washing
ton golf team last year, all local
boys, will not compete next season.
Bill Brownrigg joined the pro
ranks, Arthur Myers transferred to
Georgia Tech last week and Dave
Workman, the Woodmont Club
champion, has too busy schedule.
M, w. w.
Evening star., 1947-02-03

st. Paul's, 90; St. Stephens. IA.
st. Aloysius, 10: Holy Comforter, Is.
st. Dominic's, 81; Holy Name, 5.
st. Peters. "a: st. Joseph's, II.
Nativity. Al; Our Lady of Victory. 10
Our Lady Of Lourdes. SO: c. U. School. II
Blessed Sacrament. 20: ST. Nicholas. 15
st. Teresa, 10; st, Francis Xavier, II.
St. Martins, 25: St, James, Is.
Holy Trinity, 16; st Thomas. IS.
Sacred Heart. 81; st. Jerome's. 4
St. Anthony's. 43: st. JoSeph's Home, II,
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Nation Has Cushions
To Soften Recession,
j. ). Bankers Feel
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The Ma
tion's bankers, who recognize the
danger in any inflationary infiu-
ence, believe there are enough
cushions" in the national economy
to soften the shocks of the read
justment most of them see ahead.
Few will predict indefinite main
tenance of current prices.
They regard sharp boom bust"
as unnecessary and unlikely.
Most insist the banking structure
has never been in better shape to
Withstand any strain imposed on It,.
This is the essence of views ex-
pressed publicly and privately at
Atlantic City this week at the Amer
ican Bankers Association annual
meeting.
Accept Foreign Air Proposals.
A notable development reported
by convention observers was
heightened interest in foreign rela-
tionships and calm acceptance of
proposals for extending aid abroad
Necessity of prompt economic re-
construction Of Western Europe
was urged by Winthrop w. Aldrich
as important to "our security as a
Nation"
The bankers applauded Mr.. AID
rich. chairman of the Chase Ma
tional Bank, New York, after he
proposed a United States Govern
ment Corporation for European
reconstruction" to assure produc-
tive use of Marshall Plan aid.
Cut in U. S. Spending Urged.
BY resolution they described
strengthening OF the international
economy as United States duty
and responsibility but demanded as
a corollary that Government spend
ing be cut substantially below
present levels" and that Govern
ment debt be cut.
Cautious lending policies were
unanimously urged by convention
speakers and recognized by delegates
as q means to lessening the threat
of imitation. This was given added
pertinence by the approaching ex-
piration November l Of Federal con-
trols over consumer credit.
A convention resolution warned
against loans that might be used
for excessive and speculative accu-
mutation, for overspending by in
dividuals, or for overexpansion Of
business
Economic Outlook Found Good.
Continuing high levels of savings
and still-unsatisfied demand for all
kinds of commodities, along with
rising volume of construction activ-
ity, were cited as among the elements
tending to maintain business activity
on a prosperous level.
When readjustment from a sellers
to buyers market comes, DR.. Mar
Gus Nader, New York University
professor of finance told the A. B. A.,
"it should not be prolonged, because
any decline in prices will make
possible the conversion of potential
demands into actual demands"
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Divorced Wife Acquitted
In Killing OF Ex-Husband
BY the Assoeioted Press

POCOMOKE CITY, Md, Oct. g.
Mrs. Laura wilkins Laughery, %
today was back home with Judith
Ann, her 7-year-old daughter, after
her acquittal on a charge Of muir
dering Timothy w. Laughery, her
divorced husband.
The 11-man jury sitting in the
Somerset County Circuit Court at
Princess Anne found her not guilty
yesterday after the former Uni
versity of Maryland coed testified
she shot Mr.. Laughery five times
ito protect myself
The verdict was announced So
minutes after the jury retired.
Mrs. Laughery testified during
the two-day trial that she shot
her divorced husband in self de
tense July 10, when he forced his
way into her fathers home, where
she was living.
She was accused of pumping five
bullets into Laughery, a 37-year-old
poultry grower. The State asked a
1rst-degree murder verdict without
capital punishment.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Hiroto Defense Rests
In. War Crimes Trial
By the Asseeieisd Press

TOKYO, Oct. 3.-The defense fol
Koki Hirota rested at his war crimes
trial today without the former Japa-
nese Premier and Foreign Minister
taking the witness stand.
In the final minutes of the six
day presentation of his case, De-
fense Counsel George Yamaoka OF
New York City placed before the
international tribunal statements
by former American and Polish am
bassadors that Hirota early in 1941
warned that Japan's course would
lead to war with the United States.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Menuhin's Secret Divorce
Is Confirmed by Attorney
2y The Associated Press

RENO, Oct. 3.-The secret divorce
of Yehudi Menuhin, concert violin
ist, by his Australian-born wife was
confirmed here last night by Mrs.
Menuhin's attorney-after the judge
at Carson City had said he didn't
remember the case and the clerk
had said sit is not on racord."
Attorney H. H. Atkinson explained
that he had sworn Judge Clark j.
Guild and County Clerk Marietta
Legate to secrecy because there
were some things we could not dis
close until the time was ripe"
The decree was granted by Judge
Guild last Saturday, Mr.. Atkinson
said. Mr.. Menuhin currently Is
touring Europe and Mrs. Menuhin
and their two children, Samira and
Korv, have been living for the past
two months on a Nevada ranch.
Property rights were settled in a
sealed agreement. The Menuhins
were married in London, May 26,
1898.
Evening star., 1947-10-03

KEYS NEW HOME-Commissioner William C. Arnold (cen
Salvation turns to It. Col W. W. Bouterse
rgh National Capital division the keys
the organizations headquarters at 1853 street NV
Brig William Groom property secretary looks The building
was dedicated Yesterday. Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1947-10-03

The better the nutrition, the better
your child's resistance to the inva-
sion of bacteria.
The better the nutrition, the better
your child can recover from bacterial
or virus infections.
Better nutrition means just one
thing an adequate well balanced
diet.
Among other things, plenty Of meat
and milk and fruits and vegetables.
And good bread.
Serve Wonder Bread to your child.
Wonder Bread gives your child s
of the bodybuilding elements Nature
uses to build a good health foundation.
See for yourself, at left, the 8 ways
Wonder Bread helps build strong
bodies.
Your child will love Wonder Bread.
Because it tastes SO good. So good
because SO fresh. Plain or toasted.
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MAGNUSON
REALTY

Large three bedroom home
close in. Dinet:e, bath, small
basement. Two room cabin
that is rented. Lot 53x205.
$500.
Ten acres at the Y. Very
good location. $50 feet OF =
frontage on the highway.
Cafe in a good location and
doing good business.
Poultry and egg business. A
fine business that will make
an exceptional return on the
money invested. Modern
home. Lots of equipment.
One of the best cabin courts
in the valley. Priced right.
10 acres on the West High
lands. Two residences.
Filling station doing fine
business.
Feed business in a large fire
proof building with plenty of
equipment. Complete line of
farm, poultry and livestock
supplies. Large turnover.
Rooming house with Is rooms
and 80 beds. Never any va
cancy here. Oil furnace. A
fine business that is making
money. Owner selling because
of health. Will consider res
ldence in PaSco or Kenne-
wick. Priced at $4,000.
Valuable frontage at the Y
with a good going repair bust
ness and 2 bed room house.
This is good buy-only $4,000
9 acres of cherries with a mod
ern house. See this.
l3 acres of unimproved land
close in. Would be an ideal
building spot. Priced right.
MAGNUSON REALTY
l02 Avenue c East
Kennewick Phone 1926
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ID. L. MITCHELL
Real Estate
We Cover the Valley

We Cover the Valley"
Hi-way steak and dinner, 4Ls
acres mostly fruit, living quar-
tiers. Butane equipment, in
cludeS large deep freeze box
e. 70 Gu. Il. refrigerator. They
are doing between $4,000 and
$4,000 gross per month. We
will be glad 10 show this mon
ey maker if you will come TO
our Office.
Home-A dandy small 2 bed
room home, good location;
well worth the price, which is
$5,250.00.
Income Home-This home is
right in town. Ideal for
roomers. Price $8,400-termS
Farm-Choice 20 acres, grapes
and alfalfa; close in; new
home with basement. S4,-
10000 down. Easy payments.
III its homes, we have them.
If its farms, we have them. TX
its lots, we have them. IL its
restaurants, we have them. IL
its business properties, we
have them. Why wear your
self out running around look
ing for these places. We have
the best ones right here.
PaSco Home "A beautiful
home and a very good income.
If interested in this good buy
come in and see uS.
ReStaurant-A wonderful To-
cation in Kennewick. The
equipment alone is worth the
selling price Of $l2,000.00.
Farm-10 acres, including al
falfa, asparagus and pasture.
Good soil, 2 bed room home,
also team and harness and
equipment. $6,500-terms.
Home-Two bed room, hard
wood floors, good location.
Electric range, refrigerator g.
large heater goes. Price &c.
000-good terms.
Home-Large lot, 2 bed room
hard wood floors; West Side:
Price S5,850-terms.
Acreage a. Lots-We have
some good building lots and
acreage; good locations and
priced to sell.
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MIR. TAVERN or Restaurant own
er: Let us show you the latest
in our stools, booths, tables, chairs,
sinks and grill equipment. Moore
Bros. & Blevins. Refrigerating
Sales and Service. 1913 w. Lewis.
Pasco. Phone 1895. 3Oc
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REAL ESTATE

2 bed room house, large living
room, kitchen, bath and show
er, partly furnished including
electric range, water heater,
1s acre ground. Close to shop
ping district. $4,000.
10 acres on Highlands, 5A
acres asparagus, 2 a grapes,
balance in mint; S bed room
modern home, new 8 car gar
age and other buildings. This
is a fine little ranch and very
close in. S16,50
A very fine 6 room modern
house in Pasco, 8 piece bath
and shower, full basement,
with S rooms furnished and
shower, 2 room furnished ca
bin with heat furnished, 6
LOTS vacant, worth about
$500. This is good income
property. $4,000.
South Highlands, 10 acres, 4
asparagus, 3 in mint, balance
open 2 bed room house, liv-
ing room, kitchen, shower,
goes with this acreage but will
have to be moved a short dis
lance. Just outside city limit.
$4,000.
South Highlands, S acres in
mint; good place to build a
home. Just out of city limit.
$4,000.
New 2 bed room house. living
room, kitchen, bath, wired for
electric stove, water heater,
close in $4,000.
c. A. CRAWFORD
REALTOR
Kennewick, Wash.
120 First Ave. East Phone 701
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NATIONALLY KNOWN sales or
ganization needs man for Pas
co and Kennewick area, earning
| 5000 to $4,000 per month. Write
box IS, Courier-Reporter office.
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IMMEDIATE Delivery on Electric
Motors, Us to 3/4 hip. Moore
Bros. & Blevins, 1913 w. Lewis St.
Pasco. phone 1885. Soc
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|SIMPLIFlED accounting and taxes
by mail. Fees from 1000 month.
Write for details giving gross sales
and type Of business. Business
Service Box 1172, Ephrata, Wash.
29L31p
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IF YOU HAVE CHILDREN to be
|. taken care of and have an apt.
for rent, I will care for children
in exchange for apt. Can give
references. Write Courier-Report-
err Office, box 25. 32p
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- Wanted y y y

70 WANTED: Store clerk 41s-
@p experience required; Hen
upmso aice Supply, lib kenne-
afson JIM 30c
80 Ave.
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mrD TO RENT: A 2 or 8
NNlIsn ant. or small house. Partly
f :.hed- no children. 0l'N'
shchland. sop
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ID. L. MITCHELL
101 Avenue c, Kennewick
Office Phone 1921
Home Phone 4266


FOR SALE. Late model PhiIco
, console radio with single-unit
record player. Both in excellent
condition and appearance. Only
SIS cash. pa First Ave East or
phone 5151. 3lp
FOR SALE: One 20 foot Royal
coach trailer house. l941 Model.
Good condition. New tires. / mile
south and one mile east Of Ken
newick. Arnold j. Uhlman. 28-3Op
FOR SALE: 1947 Federal 2 ton
truck; fiat bed; 5000 miles. Ken
newick Hotel, Paul Hunnell. ("
FOR SALE: Coal and wood heat
er; bargain. Phone 1895. Sip
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FOR SALE: New 8 bed room house
basement, apartment, insulated,
oil furnace, refrigerator, electric
stove. Immediate possession. 1llo
Nv. Sylvester, Pasco. See IN .he
afternoon. L. E. Layman. sop
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raNrED: Women wanted, who
wish wish Younger and lovlier COM
SECTIONS Special Introductory Of
| ~ IN Daggett and Ramsdells'
Ss,foct Cleansing Cream and Cold
c..m 81 size 69c for October
'i. - visoer Drug 3Oc
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WANTED TO BUY: Horses Of all
kinds; also cattle, both beef and
FRY. Contact Lande Brothers.
Route l, Kennewick. Phone 2186.
Il 22tf
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X. C.. CLIFFORD
REALTOR

Roxy Theatre Bldg. Phone 1882
Kennewick. Wash.
Notary Public
GET TOP price for your car. We
will buy your car for cash or
sell it for you on consignment.
Columbia Finance Corporation, IA
Avenue G., KennaWick. l3tfc
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FOR SALE: Pair 4lzx61k Sarouk
Oriental rugs with pads; like
new One super Royal vacuum
cleaner 2O3 Howard st. phone
3176 -. :
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Real Estate For Sale

Each week am going to have
one special. Here is this weeks
Grocery Store, located on IS #.
corner; drive in; good sized
building; living quarters; 2
bed rooms; very fine stock of
good merchandise; also beer
agency; new electric meat re-
frigerator; new scales. This
place is priced with all equip
ment, fixtures, gas, merchan-
ing fine business. On oiled
disc and property. Store do
road; many new homes near
and forty more will be built
soon. If you are looking for
a good investment and a bust
ness that can be increased,
call in and talk this over.
Sold on terms. Shown by ap-
pointment only.
Farms of all sizes, business pro-
perry, lots, new homes, in fact
if you are interested in Real
Estate we have it. How about
a good tourist court or trailer
camp?
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WANTED: Veteran and wife
would like apt. No children.
Write Ted Coberly, Box 81, Ken
uewick.
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WANTED: Children to care for
IN my home daily except Sum
i.y Call at 1853 Park View Homes,
T:srnewick. 28-3Op
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WANTED Listings Of Homes,
hrmA business properties. We
a sell them. D. L. Mitchell, 10l
Avenue c, Kennewick, Phone
III nc
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FOR SALE: First Collie puppies
sired by famous international
Champion Kinmont Sheyne Axe.
Registered. Distemper imoculated'
ed. These are real beauties. FOL
information. Call Richland 1822W
1822W. 1922 p.
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VaNTED TO BUY: Used Singer
ewing machines, regardless OF
"a or condition. Please write
SINGER Sewing Machine Co., Box
y 60 Courier Reporter. Singer
preventative will be in Kenne-
" act 2O-21. 22tfc
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FOR SALE: Over-stuffed SET 8
beds, springs & mattresses; Is
#. wool rug and pad; daveno. Hill
stad, near ista grain elevator.
FOR SALE: All sizes ana VpD
Of Locker Cartons. Custom cut
ting and wrapping Michenef
Bros. Frozen Food Locker. Phooe
06l. l24 Gum St. ne
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FOR SALE: Ideal location Tor
Richland workers. Four choice
acres, all irrigated-any or all.
Terms to suit you. Build where
kids and dogs can play. Z miles
west of Kennewick, 3k from
Richland, 4 mile south Of Rich
land Kennewick highway. Turn
south at Standard Station, req
brick siding-house on hill. John
Farris. 20-S1p
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FOR SALE: Early 1947 Model
Ford, Super Deluxe convertible
coupe, radio ETC.; reasonable.
Write or inquire Dorm M-6, Room
Ill, Richland. 32p
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FOR SALE: 1896 Pontiac Coupe:
poor condition-best offer. Dorm
MS; Room los. Richland. Phone
303. ~. 27-29p
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FOR SALE: 18-ft Road Queen
trailer; sleeps 4; used S weeks;
insulated, plenty built-ins; butane
stove; refrigerator; light, easy to
pull; EXCELLENT condition. Phone
5446. Sip
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l. O A N s
Automobile Loans
Furniture Loans

Attractive Rates
q low a. ~
liza n. 4th St., PaSco Pm. ~
l1l6
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FOR SALE: - Model "A Ford:
motor in good condition. Phone
ll26. T27-2oe
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LAWN MOWER grinding. HI
cycle sales and recondition1ne.
Parts and accessories. R1beS
Cycle Shop, 9 Ave. c W, Phone
0i6 1T