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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-12
GRANDPA'S BOY
DEEMS

Alum Creek and Berkshire, one
mile north of State Route 80. It
will extend northeast across Kings
ton Township to a point one mile
south of the Morrow County line
Mr.. Williams stated, Governor
O'Neill, who inaugurated this am
bilious and far-sighted program of
highway construction, used a bull
dozer in ground-breaking cere-
monies on the initial section of the
freeway at West Salem in Wayne
County on September 5th of this
year. He and Highway Chief
Charles Noble are providing the
leadership in this extensive high
way improvement program which
would not have been considered
possible or feasible just one short
year ago. Frankly, as an engineer,
it is privilege to be actively en-
gagged in such an energetic pro-
gram, it presents challenge, is of
vital necessity and will greatly
benefit the citizens of Ohio. This is
the second section in the state up
on which construction has been
started, but the first in this divi-
sion, which embraces eight central
ly located counties. Therefore, it
was thought to be only befitting to
have ground breaking ceremony"
Projected for this Delaware
County section are three grade sep
arations which will be at county
roads "a and 65 and State Route
521. Right of way widths will be
minimum of 300 feet. The four
lane divided. highway will have a
median strip of "a feet wide be-
tween the two 24-foot wide pave
ments.
MIR. Williams, after having NOV
ed ton of soil with the large bull
dozer blade, in a discussion with
contractors representatives and re-
lated interested parties who attend
ed the ceremony said, MY thoughts
are of the remarks Mr.. Noble made
to the assemblage at the initial
ground-breaking ceremonies con-
Quoted in Wayne County. He made
reference to the time element in
volved in expediting construction
of New Jerseys turnpike as COM
pared to Ohio's freeway. New Jer-
sey officials announced their plans
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-12
Ground Broken In
Start OF States
| North-South Road

DELAWARE - Frank M. Will
liams, Division Deputy Director of
the Ohio Department of Highways
Division six, operating a huge bull
dozer, broke ground officially
marking the beginning of construc-
ton of a Delaware County section
of Ohio's north-south freeway,
which has been designated as State
Route /.
The ceremony was conducted on
part of the farm of Charles E. Wal
ton, on County Route "a, 31a miles
north of State Route 36.
The 4.3 mile section to be con-
structed begins midway between
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-12

Road hogs always squeal loud
est after an accident
What they need on the new
models is to make the payments
longer and lower instead Of the
cars.
BY the time some fellers dig
out of the hole they're in they're
ready for another one.
The bandmaster said 20 the
trumpet player: Your Darned
Tootin'.
Some folks would love % have
q big name others just big
money.
To keep down gossip. keep up
your payments.
REV. Charley Grant.
Hist
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-12
LEG AL. NOTICE

On November IA, in accordance
with Supplemental Section 375-13
to 21, Code of Ohio, the Ohio Soil
Conservation Committee will cause
an election to be held at the Agri-
cultural Extension office, Basement,
Court House, 500 am, to 400 pm.
and at the Soil Conservation annual
meeting, M a d i on South High
School, 1880 to $3.50, electing two
Supervisors to fill the expiring three
year terms of Donald Becker and
Austin Harbage.
Nominees to fill the expiring
terms are: Robert Buck of Somer-
ford Township; Jack Roby of Ca
naan Township: Donald Becker of
Monroe Township; and Austin Har-
bage of Canaan Township.
Nominations will be accepted from
the floor at the time of election at
the Annual Meeting or by petition
submitted one week prior to cleo
tion containing the signatures of 25
landowners andior occupers. Only
landowners and/or occupers are eli
gible to vote.
Oct % Nov. IL
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-12

Loquacious j. Curbstone likes to
feed the squirrels on the State
house lawn, but he considers his
real mission in life to be the Civ
ing of advice. He knows all the
home remedies, and since he is a
man of the world, he really loves
to help others with their business
matters. His advice is freely given
whether it is sought or not and,
unfortunately, sometimes followed.
One morning last spring, Alfred
Ignorant stopped by on his way to
work and Loquacious quickly but
tonholed him. Alfred was feeling
pretty low and pretty mad. A cou-
pie of months ago he had bought a
television set on terms and he had
been having trouble with it ever
since. To top it all off, that morn
ing he had gotten a letter from the
store reminding him that his pay
ments were overdue and giving
him 10 days to get the. account in
good standing.
The TVS no good, is it?" de-
manded Loquacious; and, without
waiting for an answer, as usual,
well, then, give it back to them.
They can't make you pay for
something they have themselves
and it wasn't any good in the first
place"
The beautiful thing was that Lo-
quacious was SO positive about the
whole thing. Anyone who talks like
that must be right, thought Alf.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-12

So when the store came out to
repossess the set, he let them have
it, and forgot about the whole
thing He wasn't even worried
when he got a Today notice from
the store that they were going to
sell the set for not less than $50
and that he would be held for any
balance due on the chattel mort
gage on the set after deducting the
net amount realized from the sale.
He just knew that Curbstone was
right, and he didn't even read the
summons he got from the Munci-
pal Court.
Alf might have had defense to
the stores lawsuit if he had both
cred to file an answer He might
even have gotten his down pay
ment back if he had filed cross
petition. But he was absolutely
positive Curbstone was right, and
besides the store had made him
mad with all their notices and
SunmonSes.
The store got a judgment against
Alf for $500 last July 14th because
he hadn't come into court. Since
then, Alf has had five new jobs be-
cause each time he got a new one
the store garnisheed his wages be-
fore he got more than one pay
check, and none of his employers
wanted to bother with garnish-
ments. Alf stays away from the
Statehouse lawn these days, his
last visit cost him too much money.
Lequacious j. Curbstone is still
giving advice.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-12
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Pearl Wilt Deceased.
Glen wilt has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the
estate of Pearl Wilt late of Madison
County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 1st day of November
A.D. 1857. Number 12,942 Docket 6
Page 504.
Joseph s. King
Probate Judge of Said County
Nov II 12
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-12
CLOSING OUT SALE
TRACTORS and FARM MACHINERY
at 1890 PM.

Fama tractor good condtion John Deere model 40 tractor
fully equipped with No. 200 cutivators rotary attach
cuI+ivaor all like new Ford Model tractor with
s. side industrial I'D. HID KBA disc used
yrs lHC 2B4 plow TO- Case spike harrow; 2R rotary hoe;
TO- Brion cupacker. good; JD 29o planter; New Idea
picker; Case 2s elevator with motor and drag; DEL
nger power sheer; I'D. Van Bunf I5xl7 drill like I'D.
combine with motor and windrow pick up attachment; HC
Hc side rake; Ronnins III c. field chopper;
A. c. ensaee blower with motor and pipe only used Case
automatic tie baer JD model rubber fire wagon with grain
bed Dickeman rubber fire with grain bed late model
Bowher burr feed mill with and fine burrs used short
fme Horn loader like new JD field eutivafor with
sweeps and shoyel; Stan-ho wagon unoader; Case
stalk cutter. used very little: I'D. model spesder.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-12
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
STATE OF OHIO
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
STATE HIGHWAY PURCHASING
nEpARTNENT
Legal Copy No. 57-753
Invitation No. $40
Rnnmihifinn Nn. Rl32

Ltkdf OOpy No Ot 100
Invitation No. $40
RequisitiOn No. 6433
Sealed proposals will be received
from prequalified bidders at the
State Highway Purchasing office,
Room sos, Ohio Departments Bldg,
Columbus, Ohio, until 11:00 am,
Ohio Eastern Standard Time, No
vember 18, 1857, for:
The removal and disposal of trees
in Marion, Madison, Morrow, Picka-
way and Delaware Counties in ac-
cordance with "Tree Removal Speci-
fications' dated April 8, 1857.
Before entering into a contract
the successful bidder will be requir-
ed to furnish approved completion
bond in the amount of one half of
bid
REHABILITATION Bidders must ap-
ply for prequalification with the
Department at least 10 days before
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-12
technicalities.

technicalities.
George j. Thormyer
Acting State Highway Director
Oct. 81 Nov. IS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-12
LEGALLY SPEAKING
Curbstone Advice Often
The Most Expensive Yet

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Arizona sun., 1957-06-06

jeans!) Now paste your diagram
to the inside Of the lid. 4
The reason for sorting the
wash, according to the Tide Clin.
ic, is to put all the clothes to.
gether that should be washed
under similar conditions the
same water temperature and the
same period Of agitation. For in
stance, turn the first section over
to STURDY WHITE AND COLOR FAST
ITEMS. This includes such things
as bed linen, pajamas, table linz
en-, towels, handkerchiefs, aprons,
housedresses, the youngsters
clothes, cotton underwear and
shirts. The second section should
be for MORE DELICATE AND LIGHT
LIZ SOILED COLORED CLOTHES. That
would include the better dresses.
the sheer cottons, fancy linens,
blouses, lingerie, colored nylons.
Use the third section for HEAVILY .
SOILED COLORED CLOTHES to in
clude things like the ehildren's
play clothes, slacks, overalls,
work shirts, corduroys and cotton
socks.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
Mrs. Jackson Host Jolly 20

Final arrangements for a COM
ing picnic were made last Sat-
urday night at the regular meet
ing of the Jolly 20 Club in the
home of Mrs. Ar7netta Jackson
of Mesa. At the meeting was
member Curtis Murray, whom
the club gave hearty welcome
following his visit in Omaha,
Nebraska.
After the meeting the group
enjoyed a delicious turkey din
ner.
The members invaded the
home of Mrs. Louise Harring-
ton of Mesa, recently, to help
her celebrate her birthday.
Next meeting will be at the
home of Curtis Murray, 1847 E.
Broadway.
Andrew Nelson, reporter.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
Sometimes the handyman wears

Sometimes the handyman wears
skirts!
It's getting 80 that women, Civ.
en- enough time and q hairpin,
can do anything--even to build
ing an extra pair Of hands to
help out on washday.
This is a clothes hamper, de-
signed by the handywomen Of
Tide Washing Clinic, to sort your
wash-or more accurately to get
other people to sort it for you.
Here's how you make the
divider. First, measure your ham,
per and cut your pieces of bea-
verboard to fit accordingly. Then
get a strip of molding the height
of the hamper. Nail the two pieces
Of beaverboard at right angles
to each other to the molding strip.
Next, make a paper pattern Of
the hamper. cover. On this pat
tern, sketch a diagram of. three
compartments and list the type
of clothes that are to be segre-
gated into each section. (You
don't want Susie putting her
lingerie in with Daddy's blue
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
MEMORY
LANE

Would you like strolling down
Memory Lane with us while we
relive the social and other
events of five years ago, when:
Rev. and Mrs. Jerry Ford re-
turn from Chicago where they
attended the General Confer
ence of AME Church.
Several guests help Mrs. Pau
line Fowlker, 1910 w. Papago
Street, celebrate birthday, at
patio party.
Mrs. Robert Carr and two
children Ronald and Henry,
1247 w. Watkins Rd. visit rela-
tives and friends in Oakwood,
Texas.
Ivy Leaf Club, pledge club of
Alpha Kappa sorority holds fare
well dinner for parents at the
Chicken House where pledglings
gave testimonials to parents who
had served them faithfully over
the years.
Awarded the Carver Art EN-
hibit Award, Marcus McCuin,
534 E. Yuma, will attend Art
Clinic at Arizona State College
at Tempe; also, Warren Bass,
1914 S. 9th Avenue recipient of
a National Federation of Music
Clubs scholarship will attend
Arizona High School Music camp
at ASC.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
BEAUTY at HOME
BY Lynn Carter

Q. How can I easily remove
vegetable stains from my hands
and fingers?
A. BY rubbing them with a
piece of cut lemon.
*****&*
Q. What makeup technique
will help to minimize the effect
of protruding eyes?
A. Cover the entire upper lids
to the eyebrow lines with eye
shadow, and this will make the
eyes seem more deeply-set than
they really are.
@. What is a good, Inexpensive
lotion that will help me to COM
bat skin dryneSS?
A. Very good for this is a bot
tie of baby oil or lanolin.
@. How can I exercise to help
flatten my abdomen?
A. Lie on back, arms at sides
or overhead, legs straight out
on floor. Pressing knees togeth-
er, draw them all the. way up
to the chest, SO that the upper
legs press down on the stomach.
Kick the legs straight out again.
Repeat knee to chest, repeating
the kicking of the legs out
straight. Start this slowly, and
increase your speed and vigor.
Ten to twenty times.
&A*&*aa
@. What is a quick and easy
way to rid a blue serge suit of
lint?
A. Merely rub the sticky side
of a large piece of adhesive tape
over the serge.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06

@. My sister died some time
ago, and her husband has re-
married. How should I refer to
him when introducing him to
other persons, as my former
brother-in-law"?
A. No, it Is much better not.
Just introduce him by his name.
O. In what way can a young
girl suggest to a young man who
is calling on her that it is time
for him to leave, without hurt
ing his feelings?
A. She can glance at the clock
and say, II am very sorry, but
mother does not like me to have
anyone stay after such-and-such
a time. I hope you will come
again Soon."
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
MODERN ETIQUETTE
BY Roberta Lee

@. If a girl becomes engaged,
and she has no family, would
it be all right for her fiance's
family to announce the engage
ment?
A. No. The brideJelect always
has this privilege, and her best
means of extending the good
news" is through the local news
paper.
@. Inst the bridegroom sup
posed to pay for the wedding
music?
A. No; this expense is borne
by the bride or her family.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
Picnic at MexicaIi

Mr.. and Mrs. William White,
their cousin, Miss Lila Mae Har-
ris and a friend, Sylvester Hart,
drove to Mexicali, Mexico, where
they spent the past weekend.
The party picnicked and went
fishing at F'elipea Beach and
Yuma Bay, south of Mexicali.
The picnickers left last Thurs
day returning home early Sun
day morning.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
CHINESE CHECKER CLUB
ENTERTAINS AT PICNIC

One Of the ramadaS at South
Mountain Park served as picnic
ground site for the Chinese
Checker Clubs annual outing,
Monday afternoon. Tables were
laid with all kinds of delicious
foods to satisfy outdoor appe-
tites. topped off with member
Chrisine Jackson's wonderful
S'bucket bread" and ice cream.
Other members Of the group
are: MesdameS Clara Jackson,
Susie Oby, Ophelia Tapp, Helen,
Tate, Maggie Sells, Anna Oneal;
Katie Strelan and Lillian White.
Their guests were: Mesdames
Gladys Green of Chicago, Ill,
Luzetta Robinson of Santa Mo-
MICA, Calf, Bessie Peters, James
Christopher, Anna Dare, Jennie
Seymour, Alice Wheeler, Minnie
Brewster, and Beatrice White.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
The Telephone

So many colds are transferred
by a telephone mouthpiece full
of germs that it should be wash
ed with disinfectant at least
once a week.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
II s O
$50 NJ. Third Avenue
''Home Away From Home"
Calendar of Events

June to June 13
Thursday Pinochle TOurna-
ment, Gold Star Mothers.
Friday-Bowling, Luke-G Green
way AuXil.
Saturday-8-9 pm. SPEBSQSA
presents "BarberShop Ballads"
Sunday - 8 pm. Scavenger
Hunt, st. MrkS.
Mondy- Ping Pong TOurna-
ment, Navy Mothers.
TueSday-Pancake Party.
Wednesday-"Goofy Golf"
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06

inches se the torn cake
with pudding0
WHIP it thickens add Beet Sugar gradually Fold in
berries nut meats and favorng.
Fill groove mixure-ry air
pushing gently quite
level
FROST entire cake with 7minue icing tinted with red food
refrigerator slice will
hava chilled center Of and berries Serves H.
Oer Sugar recipe booklet
DESSERTS booklet containing helpful hints
FREE send postcard to:
NANCY HAVEN Dept I3 Western Beet Sugar Producers Inc
1888 West Eighth Street Los Angeles S, California
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06

/ 10-inch angel food cake
Mot iceO
IL pint whipping cream
l cup washed, drained
berries
~ cup Beet Sugar
IL cup chopped w a lnut
meats
/ teaspoon vanilla extract
USING a serrated knife cut
a 1-inch slice from the top
of the angel food cake; set
aside. With 2 forks care
fully tear out cake to form
a 2-inch wide groove
around the center Of the
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
Mrs. Grimes Entertains voguettes

Members of the VoguetteS
Club were royalty entertained
by Mrs. jeanne Grimes at her
home, 1880 East Madison. The
occasion was a patio party to
entertain members and their
friends.
The table beautifully set con-
tanned ham, potatoe salad and
hors d. oeuvre. Beverages in
abundance were enjoyed
Guests participated in various
games throughout the evening.
There will be a Hobo Party"
sponsored by the club, Saturday
night, June at the home of Mae
Mccarthy, 1884 East Jefferson.
The tackiest dressed hobo will
win prize.
Mae Mccarthy, reporter,
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06

ERRATIC TRAIL left by the twser which hit Flint Mich on
typical Of ornadoes the funnel weaves and
the landscape generally In southwest TO nortneas
trained to dig persons ous
buildings wartime their training equally
disaster
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
NANCY HAVEN'S
Ke1Ips Of the WMM
ANGEL FOOD SURPRISE

Want a different dessert? Try Angel Food Sur
prise The guests won't know the surprise until
the cake is cut The wonderful part for you is
no last minute rushing all preparation is
done in advance.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-17
Legal Notices

RESOLUTION NO. 1922
Requesting Certificate of Fiscal or
ficer as to the Estimated Life of
proposed Permanent Improvement
and Maximum Maturity of BOnds
and Notes Proposed 20 be Issued.
Where as, this Council contem-
plates issuing bonds and notes for
the purpose of constructing sanitary
sewers commencing on Lincoln Az
enue at South Oak Street; thence in
a westerly direction to Hope Street.
thence continuing westerly on Hone
street to Toland Street; thence nor
therly on Toland Street to the
Drldge; also southerly on Toland
street from Hope Street to the end
thereof; also commencing at the
most ,northerly end OF, Fairview Av-
enue and thence southerly to Hope
street, in Antietam Street from the
most easterly end thereof to Fair
view Avenue; in Wood Street from
Mound Street to Antietam Street
also in Antietam Street starting at
Toland Street and thence i'm Vest
erly direction to Cherry Street:
thence north on Cherry Street to
Mound Street: and thence west on
Mound Street to the end of the
so on Mound Street from Wood
street east to the first alley; and in
Wood Street from Hope Street to
Antietam Street, in accordance with
the plans and specifications on file
IN IN the offlce OF the Board of Public
Utilities, and
Whereas. Section 1924 r. C. re-
squires the fiscal officer of the City
to certify to this Council, the esti-
mated life of the property asset or
Improvement proposed to be acquir-
ed or constructed from the proceeds
of said bonds and notes and also to
certify to this Council the maximum
maturity of said bonds and notes
calculated in accordance with pro-
visions Of Section 1890 re. and
:. Whereas. the City Auditor Is the
fiscal officer of this City as defined
by Section 13301 R.C.
Now therefore, the Auditor of this
City is hereby requested to certify
the estimated life of such improve
ment and maximum maturity OF
such bonds and notes.
Adopted:
G.. o. Snow
President OF Council
APPROVED:
r p. Speasmaker,
Mayor
ATTEST:
Forrest r. Hanson
Clerk of Council
Certificate of Fiscal Officer
London, Ohio
Nov. 21. 1857
To the Council of the City of Lon
don, Ohio:
Pursuant to Section 1924 re. I
hereby certify that the estimated
life of each of the improvements
proposed to be constructed from the
proceeds of the notes authorized by
the attached ordinance is at least
five years and L do further certify
that pursuant to Section 1881 re,
the maximum maturity permitted by
law of the notes authorized in the
attached ordinance is five years
from the date of the issue thereof
The maximum maturity of the
bonds contemplated by said ordin-
ance, calculated in accordance with
Section 1920 re, is twenty five
years.
Hazel Myers. City Auditor
Dec. 16 II 23 "a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-17

FARMERS LOANS, TO purchase
livestock, machinery, seeds and
all operating expenses. Low inter.
est and convenient terms See
Baldwin Rice, Production Credit
Association, 103 East Market St,
Washington C. H.. Ohio. ss-tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-17
Is Business Opportunities

SPARE TIME INCOME: For a reii-
able man or women from this area
aspiring to earn good monthly ff1-
come. Refilling and collectin&
money from our New Autou1atic
Merchandising Machines, dispeus-
ing Hershey Ets" a new produff
of the Hershey Chocolate Corp. 10
selling or experience necessary TO
qualify you must have car, REFER
ence and S595.00>to $4,000 work-
ing capital which is secured py
inventory. Deyoting about hours
per week to business, your end on
percentage Of collections will net
excellent opportunity for taking
over full time. Income increas1n8
accordingly. For personal inter-
view write giving full particulars
name, address, age and pnOnc
number to District Manager. DepI.
12s, 473 115th St, cleveland,
Ohio. oS-lvi
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-17
Sheep Lambs

bred to lamb early. Also Landrace
Bears and Gilts and Hampshire
Bears and Gilts. Gene Bowling,
Route 1, London. Phone Sedalia
3451 3A-10I
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-17
Services

BULL DOING: fill dirt; gravel and
excavating. C.B.C. Excavating Co.
Phone UL 2-0377, UL 2-1194 or
Grove City TR 1874 37-tf
GUARANTEED insulation by Bald
win Hill. A warmer house with
less fuel. Three years to pay. Olen
Graves Insulation CO. Phone UL 2
0491, London, Ohio. 37-100
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-17

HOLIDAY $3.50 DANCE. Saturday,
December 2S. 9 to IL. Lbs. Gym
by London P.T.A. Cake walk. Ad-
mission soc. 34-I0O
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-17
Business Services

MACHINE SERVICE-any
make. Free estimates; free pick
ups and delivery. UL 2-1277 Lon
don or 42151 Mechanicsburg.
35-104
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-17
Seeds Plants Flowers

WE HAVE GRASS SEED available
again. Why not book your order
now at fall prices. Some seeds
down as much as $40 per bushel
under last year. Opekasit Center,
IL SO. Union st. Phone UL 2-0454.
81
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-17
Wanted To Buy 28
Miscellaneous 81

FOR RENT: Downtown modern
garage. Paul M. Yauger, London
Ohio. 31-100
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-17
Special Notices

GAMES, Dec. 20, g
pm. Eagle Hall, st. Patrick's PTA.
34-101
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-17
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Machinery-TooIs

NOW is the time to get your Allis-
Chalmer tractor ready for spring
work-ask US for estimate on Ia
Dor and parts. Thomas Implement
Sales, Rt. 3. London, Ohio. Phone
UL 2-1217. 1919
SEE US for your new and used
farm equipment needs. Always
variety of tractors and plows We
trade and finance. Thomas Imple-
ment Sales, Rt. 3, London, Ohio.
Phone UL 2-1217. 1913