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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-18
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Rev. r. c. Turner will give the
invocation and benediction. Mus
lc will be furnished by the "Com-
munity Choir" directed by Mr..
Aaron Durnell. Rev. Edward
Brewster will give the class ad-
j, dress on Ceiling Unlimited.
High School Commencement
On May "a the annual com
mencement exercises will be held
at the high school building for
the graduating class of 1850. The
Redwood High School band will
furnish the music under the di-
ection of Mr. Marvin Fogt.
The invocation will be given
by Rev. R. c. Turner. The salut-
atorian will be Marcella Reeley.
Janet Sieg will be the valedictor-
ian. Charles Shields, class preSi-
dent, will present the class mem
orial. The mixed chorus will pre-
sent several numbers.
DIR. Arch o. Heck, of o. S. u.
will give the address.
NEW ARRIVAL
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oman are
announcing the arrival of a son,
born Thusrady, May IL, at the
San Antonio Hospital, Kenton.
He has been named Robert Ken
meth.
RETURN FROM TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Temple
returned to their home this week
from short trip following their
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-18
LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS
UNION COUNTY. OHIO
LEU Al 4NoAAS II
Case No. 1887
Daniel Kelly, Plaintiff

LEU AL
Case No. 1887
Daniel Kelly, Plaintiff
Charles Morgan, ct al, Defend
ants,
Charles Morgan. 1O9 East High
Street, Liberty, Indiana, Alexander
Stout, Lynn, Indiana, Forest Stout,
Liberty, Indiana, Bertha Logue.
Liberty, Indiana, May Stout Ierr,
Liberty, Indiana, Ray Stout, Lib
erty, indiana, Eula Miller Hallam,
240 Park street, North, St. Peters
burg, Florida, Merton r. Miller,
1903 Park Ave, indianapolis 5,
Indiana, Mary Kelly Jones, Cullen
waine, Cloughjordan, County Tip
perary, Fire, John Kelly, Sheepwalk,
Dunkerrin, RoScrea, County Ttppe-
rary, Fire, William Kelly, Lower
Graigue, Nenagh, County Tipperary,
Fire, Ellen Hogan, Lower Graigue,
Nenagh, County, Tipperary, Fire
William Kelly, Lower Gaigue, Ne
nagh, County Tipperary, Eire, Annie
Smyth, Lower Graigue, Nenagh,
County Tipperary, Fire, Michael
Kelly, Station House, Listomel,
County Kerry, Fire, Eileen Ken
nedy, Listomel, County Kerry, Fire,
Mary Enright, Listomel, County
Kerry, Fire, Mary Powers, Listo-
mel, County Kerry, Fire, Kathleen
Kennedy, Listomel, County Kerry,
Fire, William Kelly, Listomel,
County Kerry, Fire, Frank Kelly,
Listomel, County Kerry, Fire, and
Patsy LanScheft, 3O5 GlenwOod Ave,
Buffalo, New York, will take no
tice that on the 24th. day of April,
1850. the Undersigned, Daniel Kel-
ly, filed his petition in the Court
of Common Pleas of Union County,
Ohio, praying for partition of the
real estate hereinafter described
and for other reief:
TRACT 4.
Situated in the State of Ohio,
County of Union and Village of
Milford Center.
Being the west one-fourth part
of In-Lot Number two CD in said
Village of Milford Center.
For a more definite descrip-
tion of said premises, reference
is hereby made to the recorded
of the Recorder of said Union
County, Ohio, and extending 20.63
feet on State Street and southerly
to alley 1872 feet.
TRACT III.
Also the following described
premises located in same State,
County and Village, bounded ana
described as follows;
Being all of ln-LOt Number
Three CD except AZ feet off the
east side thereof previously con-
veyed to l. II. Dean and Michael
T. Flaherty by separate deeds of
II feet to each of said parties.
Edward III. Morgan acquired title
to both the above tracts by Ger
tificate of Transfer dated Novem-
ber Is, 1916, recorded in Union
County Deed Records, Volume 175.
pg. 1jj.
The defendants named above
are required to answer on or be-
fore the Sth. day of July, 1850.
Daniel Kelly
BY Sanders d Grigsby,
His Attorneys.
r 20 en-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Huffman
had as guests on Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Brooks and son,
Phillip, of Columbus.
Mrs. Mamie Losey had as din
ner guests on Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Losey of Columbus,
and Marion January.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Williams
had as week end guests Misses
Margaret and Alice Williams, of
Canton.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Evans, of
New Paris, were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Bertha Evans.
Mrs. Elmer Bitter had as week
end guests, Mr.. o. v. Overholser,
of Toledo, and Sunday guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Nor
row, of LaRue.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-18
LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS.
UNION COUNTY, OHIO
LEGAL NOTICE
Case No.
Daniel Kelly, Plaintiff,

Case No.
Daniel Kelly, Plaintiff,
Charles Morgan, ct al, Defend
ants,
Charles Morgan, lO9 East High
Street Liberty, Indiana, Alexander
Stout, Lynn. Indiana, Forest Stout,
Liberty, Indiana, Bertha Logue,
Liberty, Indiana, May Stout Zerr,
Liberty Indiana, Ray stout, Lib
erty Indiana, Eula Miller Hallam,
24O Park Street, North, st. Peters
burg. Florida, Merton r. Miller,
4603 Park Ave, Indianapolis 5, Ind
lana, Mary Kelly Jones, Cullen
waine, Clough jordan, County Tip
perary, Fire, John Kelly, Sheep
walk, Dunkerrin, Roscrea, County
Tipperary, Fire, William Kelly,
Tipperary, Fire, Ellen Hogan, Low
er Graigue, Nenagh, County, Tip
perary Fire, William Kelly, Lower
Gaigue, Nenagh, County, Tipperary,
Fire, Annie Smyth, Lower Graigue,
Michael Kelly, Station House. Lis
tomel, County Kerry, Fire, Eileen
Nenagh, County Tipperary, Fire,
Eire, Mary Enright. Listomel
County Kerry, Fire, Mary Powers,
Listomel, County Kerry. Fire, Kath-
leen Kennedy, Iistomel, County
Kerry, Fire, William Kelly, Lis
tomel, County Kerry, Fire, will
take notice that on the gath. day of
April, 1850, the undersigned, Dam
iel Kelly, filed his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Union
County, Ohio, praying fro partition
of the real estate hereinafter de-
scribed and for other relief:
TRACT !.
Situated m the State of Ohio.
nF ,f
Milford Center.
Being the west one-fourth part
of In-Lot Number two (2) i'm
said Village of Milford Center.
For "A more definite descrip-
tion of said premises, reference
plat of said Village in the office
of the Recorder of said Union
County, Ohio, and extending
2063 feet on state Street and
southerly to alley 1872 feet.
TRACT III,
Also the following described
premises located in the same
State, County and Village, bound
and described as follows:
Being all of In-Lot Number
Three (3) except AZ feet off the
east side thereof previously con-
Veyed to l. Fl. Dean and Michael
IT, Flaherty by separate deeds of
21 feet to each of said parties.
Edward II. Morgan acquired
title to both of the above tracts
by Certificate of Transfer dated
November is, 1916, recorded in
Union County Deed Records,
Volume 175, pig. 1856.
The defendants named above are
required to answer on or before
the oath. day of June, 1850.
Daniel Kelly
BY Sanders q Grigsby,
His Attorneys
4-27-6T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-18
NOTICE

On the 18th, day of May 1850. a
petition was presented to the I'm
ion County Board of Cimmission-
ers, to close the Grader Road con-
Meeting State Route 275 and State
Route 33 in Paris Township, Union
County, Ohio.
The commissioners will view
this Road on June 5th, 1850 at ten
o'clock A. NJ.
First hearing will be held at
the Commissioners office, Marys-
Vile, Ohio, on June 18th, 1850, at
ten o'clock A. NJ.
Union County Commissioners
f. T. McCurdy, Clerk
5-1S-2T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-18

Vaccination for foul pox is
urged by poultry specialists at
Ohio State University.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
Funeral Services For Ole GunderSOn 
 Tomorrow Afternoon

Ole Gunderson. aged S5, ont Wrangelrs grand old men, d Tuesday evening in the local h. pitaI here he had been taken Monday. Although in fai health. Mir. Gunderson's death sudden and a shock to his mf friends
 Born in Norway in 1865. C, derson came to the U s. at r. age of g and for two years maS his homo in Wisconsin. romir later to the Coast, he settled South Bend, Washington. There met and married Minnie Rasmt on in 1900. The couple celebr ed their golden wedding last Fe ruary 7th.
 Nsr and Mrs. Gunderson and wo children came to Wrangell f917 and have made their hor here ever since
 Gpnderson, attracted to the 7ountry by the possibilities in th fishing industry spent years as a fisherman, 6 cannery operator ana eventually a fishtrap owner. ir which business he was associates with his sons. The family spent summers at Johnson's C., in the vicinity of the trap si; for over 25 years and even past summer, Mr Gunderson i sisted on returning there as u usl to assist with the preparation for the season.
 The deceased is survived by h wife, his two sons. Fred ar George, grandchildren: Geo ina Beals, Gary and James Ct derson of Wrangell and Fredr' and Nancy Gunderson of Seat and great grandchildren; Sharon George and Randall Beals all -s this city.
 Mr and Mrs Fred Gunaeer arrived in Wrangell this afterrc from Santa Barbara, Califorria attend the funeral services Of :, father.
 Funeral services will take pla tomorrow afternoon ae the Eai copal church.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
Buy christmos Seals
HIBERNATEi NOT ME!

All bears are not bsddsd down fer the winter.
 Ts prove this, a small black bear wandered into the Joe Petit crews yard about three days ago and has been living off the fat of the land ever since.
 The little fellow is getting his grub from Mrs. Petticrew and Mrs. N. E. Morrison and seems to prefer bread and honey, fish. and bacon rind. Mrs. Morrison said that he stays close to the bushes and trees in back of their house but walks around and digs when he thinks no one is watching.
 He is 6 very popular bear; many have been up to see him and to take his picture. Just how long he will enjoy the comforts of civilization he did not disclose to this reporter.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
Bates Discusses Fishinu
 Regulations At Chamber

Bates told the Chamber mem bers that nylon nets are not pre hibited for use in gillnetting u. less they are transparent. Grea Lakes ezpiraments havt provtd that transparent gear fishts more efficiently.
 F. G. Hanford reported to the Chambtr that a petition with tb of 9S boat owners and one with the signatures of 5s property owners had been acquired besides letters from many organi- zations of the town and lists of interested people, concerning the dredging of Wrangell Harbor.
 The petitions will be sent Delegate to Congress E. l.. Bar lett and the Army Engineers el. will be turned over to the Bur eau of Budget.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17

DaA Bates, local Fws agent, attended the Monday session of the Chamber to disclose to the group the Fish and Wildnfe Services reasons for making the fishing week on the Stikins River only three days long and the reason for prohibiting the use of nylon gillnets for fishing.
 Bates said the three and e half day week during sockeye season was because the Fisheries depart ment thinks the fish are on the decrease. A shorter fishing week would allow better escapement for the fish, he explained. Not only on the Stikine does this recommen- dation apply, but in other areas of Alaska as well
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
THANKSGIVING DAY SERVICES AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES

Church services in wrangell on Thanksgiving Day will include a union service of the Salvation Army, Presbyterian and Episcopal churches. The service will bS held at St. Philips church at 1s q. m. The Rev. Paul F Evans will give the sermon. and Captain Shirley Cukr of the Salvation Army will read che scripture. with the RI. Rev. William J. Gordon. Episco- pal Bishop of Alaska. giving tho bsnSdistion. Music for the service will be provided by the hos. church.
 Other church services will be
 St. Rose of Lima and St. Johj Catholic Church. November 2S s:0o a. m. Mass.
 Seventh Day Adventist. 7se D. f. Friday and Sunday at the church: Sabbath School. 16 .. m; regular service at Il n.
 Assembly of God Mission. Broth CT Gum; Thanksgiving Service, November 28. 1880 p. m; No VSmbsr 16. Sunday School 1s:sO q m.; Morning service 11:Ss a m.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
First Group Mtg. Of Local
 Chorus Mon.

The first meeting of the Com munity Chorus as a whole will be held Monday evening at the school at 7:3O. Up until this time, meetings have been devoted to pare rehearsals-to sort sopranos from altos-to convince Joyce Hay that that extra barbershop note will not do in the finale to prove that Hernando Villarma isn't the only bass that can hit that low d-and to hope that Jim Nolan will offer to do that short Tenor solo.
 Next week bringing Thanks- giving Day. the full rehearsal on Monday and again On Friday will be all the cine required of mem bers (except those who "forget"- who. incidentlf. will be invited to meet at Mrs. Coulters home for a slave stssion.
 Ae first 1t was planned to send cards to each member to remind him of this netting on Monday but writing 50 cards takes time so 1t is hoped this notice will serve the same purpose. Evtryone is expected to be there will wives, husbands, mothers and baby-sit ters be extra-indulgent with time off privileges for three weeks
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
SpenCer-JOy United In
 Marriage

Miss Evelyn Ruth Spencer, daughter of Mrs Ruth Spencer of Waxhaw. North Carolina. became the bride of Sergeant first class Linn E. Joy. United States Army. son of Mrs. Bertha L. Joy of Lew iston Maine, at a pretty candle light ceremony held at St. Philips Episcopal church here in Wran ge1 last Friday evening, November 10th. The double ring ceremony was solemnized by the Reverend Hugh F. Hall. Pastor of the church. The bride was given in marriage by pF John o. PanEe- man.
 The bride wore lovely wed ding gown of white slipper satin, with fingertip veil attached to pearl head-dress. She carried white prayer book with a shower boquet of Fleur D' Amour. A string Of pearls was her only eessory. Her matron of hoeor was Mrs. Art Ivy. who wore a gown of pale blue taffeta with a shoul- der corsage of white gardenias end fleur D. Amour. Her head band was of small chrysanthe nuns. The flower girl was Miss Margaret Hall. daughter of Rev and Mrs. Hugh Hall She wore a pink tafteta dress and carried a nosegray arrangement of pink rose buds with flowers of love. with matching headband.
 Mfr. Frank 3. Webb was the grooms best man. and Art Ivy act ed as usher. Wedding music was played by Mrs. John Coulter, Church organist. Miss Marguerite Price, soloist, sang "The Lords Prayer. and 70 Perfect Love-.
 Following the ceremony a reeep- tion for the couple was held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Webb.
 Pouring and assisting were: Mrs Dave Remmerden, Miss Marguerite Price, Miss Helen Maxwell and Mrs. Agnes Davis. Mrs. Art Ivy presided at the gcest book The table was beautifully decorated with brides roses and greens with white candles. The many lovely gifts received by the bride were on display.
 Mrs. Joy has been employed at Bishop Rowe General Hospital since her arrival in wrangell seY- eral months ago. She came here from Spruce Pine, North Carolina, and is a graduate Of the Macon General Hospitals School of Nursing. Macon, Georgia.
 Sergeant Joy is on duty with the .. s. Signal Corps, Alaska Communication system station uI epIseI TIA erdnoo sqL .eIsq 'Wrangell indefinitely
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
POSTMASTER URGES EARLY XMAS MAILING

Postmaster E. R. Sharnbroich today stressed the importance Of mailing Christmas parcels as early as possible to insure delivery by December 25th. Mails are begin ming to increase now and by the first part of December the larger city terminals will be crowded with parcel post and delays will result.
 Patrons are warned that the last boats southbound from Wran- Esll that will insure delivery of parcels beyond the state of Wash ington in time for Xmas will be the Denan on December 4th and the Princess Norah on December Sth Xmas mails will be dispatch ed to Ketchikan to catch the Prince Rupert out of that port on December 18th also but this will not allow much time for mails much farther than Seattle and vi- einity. The Denan on December 18th and Norah on December 18th will be too late for Xmas delivery anywhere in the states. Patrons should remember that mail deliv cries have been cut to one Q day in most instances and that Xmas falls on Monday this year go that leaves the Saturday and Sunday holidays just previous.
 Mail service to Wrangell from the states and from Wrangen to the states has been improved since the 1st of November. Now mails of ail classes are dispatched on all vessels leaving Seattle and stop ping at Ketehikan. There ths Wrangell mail is taken off and flown to Wrangell via Ellis and AGA planes giving us parcel post and second and third slaSs mail almost daily. Outgoing mails are dispatched to Ketchikan via planes whenever possible to catch boats leaving that port as well as the few boats We have stopping south bound at Wrangell.
 Patrons are again cautioned to have their Xmas parcels wrapped well and securely tied. Adrssss should be one side only and packages of any value. should be insured. New Parcels post rates, which are much lower due to zon- ing, went into effect on November 18th.
 Rates in effect for uRssaled Christmas cards twithout any writing except your name) re- quire cents. Sealed cards with writing or without, take cents and aiTmail Xmas cards take the cent rate. Airmail cards will re- ssivs first attention naturally and will be dispatched twice daily until Christmas Airmail and Yirat class cards are forwarded ii sddresses has moved but the 2 cent cards are disposed of as waste if they cannot be delivered as ad- dressed.
 Christmas cards for local de- livery MUST BE in tAS pest effiss by (. D. n. eH December 2Srd (Saturday) at the latest to as sure delivery by Christmas Eve.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
MRS. BARNES IGNORED AFTER 5-YEAR SERVICE
 WITH MARYLAND CASUALTY

Mrs. Frank Barnes this week re- eeived a certificate award from the Maryland Casualty Co. of Balti- more commenting her for five yearA service and agency repro sentation.
 Mrs. Barnes, local insurana saleswoman, was awarded the ceI- tificate through a letter from tte Vice President of the company.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
NOTICE

Dr. R. N. Hester will be in Wrangell for eye examinations on Tuesday afternoon and evening only. Appointments for examina- 'tions may be made by calling Wrangell Institute or Hotel after November 19.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
GEORGE MIYASATO CALLED FOR ARMY EXAMINATION

George Miyasato, local man, left Wrungell Wednesday for An ehorags where he was summond to appear to take a physical sxamin- ation for induction into the Army.
 hiy0sato's brother Chester took his exam with the last group of men who were called from hsrS.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED-Florsscent light fix lures. See Dr Bangeman.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
SITUATIONS woMEN

BookKEEPER-Reliaoie woman de-.
ASsss, psrt-time position, ret, ow.
GRADUATE PRAC. NURSE. Soss.
trAinlnS. wishes maternity eases o.
conyAleScsntS. NO, 3777, is'
NURSE, white, enc, dep. cancer,
srSken sns Ss.s sonss S. siss nv sipo. s,S Sssn's.
NURSE, graduate white. mic, ase.
sapable: kina; any case nisss euiy.
Doc tors references. Hu pnSA ss
NURSE, practical white, wishes nishs
or or day DUTY; ehronieAlly Ill hyee&
NURSE. practical. graduate. shn..
wishes s-hr eay duty; experienced.
RHih Ysit' Esf.T9 hSf Iqi-e c.sairx siHi sIt,,,
yrs. local rental and mtse. loan sxp,
IN lac; real est. Arms: excel, ref.
sfENoeRAFaiftR-nper, flS ot FSifi ,.s., .,.no. sI
available for evenings and Satur.
DAYS Box l7I-D, Star. i6s
TfPlNG WANTED, At home; envelope
addressing. stuftns etc, sAtiSfae.
ti9n guaranteed. AD. 1883, iS'
foING LADY desires position in
With Xray, -EKG and generai of-
YOUNG WOMAN, desires once work,
tyninE. fihne IL. 3-1s9q. i6s
OFFERING SERVICES Of intelligent,
miodle-Age, unencumeered widow IS
secrstsry-eompanion, Box AID,
GI STUDENT. -. married. d.Slr,,
lob available 5 afternoons per week,
+: GIRLS, colored, desire baby sitting.
Call all day Sat and sun. Refer
enceS, Health card ia S7Si. -I0
Evening star., 1950-04-15

SHOE REPAIRMAN, for all around
work. FORTUNA. INC, 1905 wis.
shosE shhSosE sALEsSsxN. Sai EsSSsi experienced, p.r-
manent position. pleasant working
JOSEPH DE YOUNG. 1145 Conn.
silk sPoTTER.FoREMAN, exper :;
small synthetic plant: permanent.
sHHPPERfHNSTHEiNpENr of construction, wts
thoroughly experienced man for
high class residential construction.
Excellent opportunity for the right
man. Apply Monday at 1880 Massa-
Survey ShsSfsSs REPREsEarArrvE sEf for ls B.-
tional safety organization: age 20
As; prefer college trained: permanent
position. Write for interview, Box
SWING SHIFT SHIFT MAN, eolored, for
large, modern downtown apartment
building. Salary S110 per mo. Call
MRS. CLARKE, RE. O461. lie
TAILOR. for all-around repair work
day Monday. S. q Z. CLEANERS.
TOOL 81 an ASDs 81 b1E iW MAKERS. 1st class
men only. ANTON TOOL MFG. CO.
Gall HI 2ss3 for appt. .-16
TREE EXPERT. experienced in haE-
ding men and Jobs. wanted By an
established firm. Permanent lob and
good pay. Call DE. 1471 ewes. -16
Evening star., 1950-04-15
SAlESkEN

TOLEDO SCALE CO. has openings for
statesmen to sell scales and food ma
chimes in Washington and nearby
counties in Nd. Must have good ear.
Territories are exclusive. Call MR..
WILLIAMS, ia. 1913 for appt. or
Mon, 9 am. to 8 pm. -15
'ALES MANAGER--For new Washing
ton branch Of national organization.
Train. hire and supervise statesmen
Tor new non-competitive home appli-
ance. Must have outstanding sue
esssful background Of direct selling.
possibilities. This is our first ad.
EARNINGS selling nation
ally advertised Knapp Aerotred
shoes. Styles for dress. sport and
work. Complete line for men. wom--
eatue fa ass sss sSIs on ss auss se@GF ast
bonus. D. c.. MARYLAND and Della
ware territories. Here is an oppor-
tunity to build your own profitable
and permanent business. Write C.
A. BrrRKE. 7Ol North Howard st.,
fo1SG ea5ssG0Fs; srEc1AfTY Mff5Elane; es;ABEsMAlss e;ABEMMAlss
Salary and bonus. Sell newly-pat.
ented ONCE item to all branches Of
business Give full details OF ex-
perience. Box o51-C. Star. lie
LOCAL ICE CREAM CO. has immedi-
ate opening for sales representa-
and grocery trade; good salary
and commission; also car allowance:
age, 21-35. Box 33-C. Star. -l7
REAL ESTATE-Highest commissions
to good man. ATHEY & CO., 1928
,xfHs xfImons REPRfskN1laT1yE iEs 81 NEEDED ass
for Wash, territory. Followings in
painter and maintenance field nec-
essary; salary. bonus and expense
plan. Write only giving complete
details; all letters held in strict
Williams Co., 1917 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

BRICK AND STONE poi..2i~s, eaulkina
mechanic. cH. sbe6 after 9 PM.
BRICKLAYING - FIrepiaces, Chin.
neys. walls and walks built and re.
BUiLDING AND REMoDELIsG b5 sx.
psrienced, workkman; free estirnste,s
bookcases. chest drawers, 70 order.
Repairs. finishing. q @. TU. 31gl.
CARPENTER. alterations and repairs:
:@.l Sa and ca. n'T ow E0fs S527 20 any 20 ,n: no.
cAErENIaY1A.,,:. s1,a 5a.ss IN; finished: I::.:-
aSr%sr %.1es sineGzs T. assbReR EssissR. bs sr s sG
cAKPENTRY-den, remodel: cabs.
store MIXTURES. shelves; screens. Mr..
cEfIas EfEHESft 81 wits Els s2a4. x2a4. I2sessf ISassi
sS4ai S6sk, Ms' hoos ksrvISsE.k vIIEEki L. asg6s: asgJas
cLoGoED DRAIN PIPES 9 gsesr..
s9To-RooTHs iRs5S57 TfHlsssn'1 bson. 81 e e. Ashsssssa
pRnrfiNa ma anyi .ns nsyRviScrs R,sSs A,.,,,...,,
Contractors. Patent Attorney, etc:
We will do your drafting Let our
man give you an estimate. Bog
EfEcTRH1eeAL install, repairs. re-
wiring stores. homes. huorescent f1x-
lures; licensed contr. RIA. zee. al
REPAIRS. installa tions.
prompt courteous. guarantees oeYvs
ice A. c nECTRIc Co. RA Mhs.
FLOOR SANDING and rehnishinG.
polishing and vaxtns. Call RA.
FLOORS sanded and finished. oua,.
~ MorSTs SeTs q an . $50 asssesssonaO'' Orie' ".
FLOOR fgSM MACHINES RENTED Ful,
operating Instructions KENNEDY
FLOOR CO, RA. 434e. 700 Ken
FIooRs 100 : saSSDEp and finished; ols
doors made like new, TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA. l129.
FLOORS sANDED AND YnNIsHED
White mechanics; sensible priee&.
c. r. COVER. WA. os6s any ttmss
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