The Algona Upper Des Moines from Algona, Iowa • Page 4

ST. CHILD.7MOS., HAS FRACTURE St. Benedict: The seven months old daughter of Magnus Rahms fel of her baby buggy and frac tured her collar bone last Thursday forenoon. She is nt the age where she can stand up in her high chair and buggy, hence the accident. She was given once.

mcdlchl attention at RAYMOND HARIO DAUGHTER WAS BAPTIZED SUNDAY The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hnrig was baptized last Sunday at St. Benedict by the Rev. John Neppel.

Sponsors were Rudolph Ha rig and Miss Birdie Schultz, undo and aunt of the infant. This is the ifirst grandchild for Mr. and 'Mrs. August Harig of Algona who were former residents herp. The little daughter was named Merle Anna.

her not so well but improving at this writing. (Mr. and Mrs. Joe QSrandjennett and children of Corwith and Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Arndorfer and daughter were Sunday visitors at the parental John Grandjennett home. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Dehnert and Imogene came Friday to visit at the Maguns Rahms until Sunday, attendance at the Four Corner Mr. and Mrs.

M. D'ailey recelv- club meeting Wednesday. Feb. 2f od word from their son, Wilbur, a This was an all day meeting and a sailor, who has been In the Ha- fine program was given by Mrs walian Islands since the first of Louis Lowman. "Truth and Conse the month.

The card was written I quence" caused much erijcyment Bridge club Wednesday LOWMANSOF FOUR CORNERS MOVE TO FENTON Four Corners: there was Feb. 3. and contained only a few words. LONE ROCK P. T.

A. IN REGULAR MEET Lone Rock: The local P. T. A. looting was held Monday evening the school gymnasium An in" A nice dinner was served.

The club present Mr. and Mrs. Louts Lowman with a lovely gift. The Lowmans are moving to a farm near they bought last Fenton which summer. iMr.

and Mrs. Leo Ramus were Tuesday callers at the Louis Lowman home. The Four Corners Mothers club will meet Thursday, 1 Can he BERNADINE HIRNKR, CEDAR RAPIDS, VISITS HERE Mr. and Mrs. S.

A. Hirner of here entertained relatives in honor nt Bernndine who came home last Sun- tlay morning from Cedar Rapids, where is employed by the Fed- Employment office as a stenographer. Present were the Geo. Hirner fnmiy of Wesey, Vic and Chaa. Hoffman families of Algona.

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Wilger of Algona, 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grant of Britt.

Bernadine left the same evening for Cedar Rapids. Ed Pfeffcr of DCS Moinos was a business caller here last Saturday, a week ago. Hirner, son of Mr. and Mrs. S.

A. Hirner, spent last Saturday until Sunday at the George Hirnors in Wesley. JMr. and Mrs. Henry Seller and Vincent of Algona visited last Sunday at the Mrs.

Martin Rahm and John Roskopf homes. Mrs. Urban Hommerding and children of St. Cloud, were Sunday at the Wm. Mayer home.

The ladies nre sisters. Dan Froehlioh and daughter. Barbara Ann, Marie Lou and Ruth Lu- "Vlonne drove to Mason City to visit Mrs. Froehlich last Saturday, who is at the hospital there. Mr.

and Mrs. John Youngwirth John and Mary of Wesley were last Tuesday evening guests at the Simon Hirner home, also Mrs. John Youngwirth, of St. Benedict caled on the Hirners the same eve- tions under the direction of Mr. Pfister, Fenton.

Lucille Genrlch two selections. The menu committee for the March meeting consists of Mrs. Charles Schultz iind Mrs. Walter Thompson. The 4-H calf club met Thursday evening with Roger Jensen.

(Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Burt.

Armstrong, spent Thursday with the Jim Ackermans. The fojlowtiip meeting of the home project work was held Tuesday with Mrs. Alex Krueger, 15 attending. iLucille Haack, Jean Bates and Velma Gregerson were Thursday supper and overnight guests of LaVonne Bannick. local basketball teams defeated Lakota here on the local Iloor Friday evening.

The local hr.ys won 26-16. the local girls 4842. There will sponsrred by Gladys Mildred Robinson. There was a surprise farewell party given in honor of the Ben Sloter family at their home Thursday evening. Five hundred was played at four tables.

Mrs. Louis Lowman won ladies' first prisje, Fred Davis, first for men. The Sloters moved to near Iowa Falls Saturday. Shower for Recent John Dreesman and Wayhe Keith were hostesses Wednesday afternoon at the Dreesman home at a miscellaneous shower honoring Margaret Brown. Thirty womew were present and a mock wedding held.

Other games were played after which a lunch was served. Dorcas The Dorcas society of the First Lutheran ohurch will meet Thurs- lay afternoon with Mrs. August iuenhoid. Mrs. D.

Buss will be he assisting hostess. Cub Scout The Cub Scouts and their par- nts will meet for their monthly ack meeting Wednesday evening 7:15 at the Bryant school. Seven Mr. and Mrs. M.

H. Falkenhalner itertnlned a group of friends at a even o'clock dinner last Tuesday vcning. Chrlschllleses Mr. and Mrs H. Chrischilles entertained Sunday at a six-thirty dinner followed by a social evening.

LAKOTA NEWS (Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ludwig and sons, Warner and David, and Mrs. Ben Dorr accompanied Mr. Froehlich to Mason City last Tuesday to call on Mrs.

Froehlich and found INCOME TAX Final Date for reports March 15th. Better be wise and find out whether or you are liable for a report. Cheaper than to have a Federal Agent call on you and assess penaty for delinquency. Call at Lonergan Tax Office over Barker Drug Store fjr advice and help. The W.

J. Cottons were guests Tuesday of Mrs. Cotton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

E. Morgan, of Algona who celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Anderson and son. Elmer, Elmore, spent Thursday with the Ray Snyders. Mrs. Snyder and son, Dickey, returned wilh them for a visit until Sunday.

Jim Ackerman made a business trip to his farm near Ventura on Thursday. Mrs. Ackerman and her daughter, Luella, attended a card party at the August Peterson home, Su-ea City, Wednesday night. The Ladies' Aid society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Frederick Schultz, Mrs.

Charles Schultz assisting. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Alex KTueg- cr. Mrs. Lawrence Newbrough assisting.

Mrs. Agnes Laidley, Algona, spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs" M. E. Blanchard. Mr.

and Mrs. George Klenk, Titonka, spent Wednesday with the Banchards. Mrs. Albert Thompson and Mrs. Anna Leslie, Bancroft, were Monday supper guests there.

"Penny a Day" "A Penny a Day Puts a Jap Away" is the slogan of a movement being started by the Sheldon Chamber of Commerce. All Sheldon residents are urged to drop a penny a day into red, white and blue receptacles placed about the business district. An 8V- pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Melz Feb.

18 Mrs. Signe Nelson is caring for mother and baby. 'A reception was held at the H. Holcombs northwest of town last week Sunday afternoon for Mi-, and Mrs. Philip Holcomb, of Swea City, who were married at LeMars, Sunday.

Feb. 15th. Philip is a son of J. H. Holcomb.

A large group of friends and relatives spent a happy afternoon as the Holcombs are excellent hosts. Several car loads of stockholders of the Citizens Service Oil company drove to Swea City last Tuesday for the annual meeting. Dinner was served to about 200 at the Lutheran church at 12 o'clock and an interesting program followed. George Nyman is president; Roy Nichols, manager, and Clayton Roalson and Selmar are tank men. Clinton Vaux and his bride of Mount Vernon, Washington, spent Thursday afternoon and evening visiting the Samuel Wa'rburtons.

They are spending a few days with' Clinton's father at Swea City and he is a warm friend of the War- burtons. Samuel Warburton, who has been ill for several months, is able to be around the house part of the time. Mesdames Harry Walter Leslie and A. T. Buckels entertained the W.

S. C. S. at a social meeting at the church las week Wednesday afternoon. Plans for the Father-Daughter banquet March 17th, were made and com mittees appointed.

A short playlet "Love's was given as th mission lesson. Mrs. Edgar Inlaj was in charge of the lesson. Herman Soderberg, Bancroft, Has High Producing Cow Contributing her part to national is Oakdale Sarah Mutual Pansy, a purebred Holsteln cow, owned by Herman Soderberg, Bancroft. She produced 6,081 quarts of milk this past year, and 410 pounds of butterfat.

If all the nation's dairy cows were equal to this Holsteln there would be an abundance of milk, and cheese for the United States, Great Britain and other needy countries. iMr. Soderberg states that "Pansy" was milked two times daily, and that her production for tho entire period was supervised by the Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts and the Holstein- Friesian Associaton of America, Hurt Girl Becomes Bride- Mrs. Myrtle Cherland, daughter of and Mrs. Cherknd of Bur became the bride Of Elmer Kraus of Fentbn, Wednesday evening a 8 p.

m. at the Seneca Lutherat church. Rev, S. OY Sande perform ed double ring ceremony In th presence of forty relatives friends. They were attended bi Ruby Cherland and Robert Krause The bride, who was given In maf rlage by her father, was attired In a beige wool suit with beige accessories and wore corsage of pink and Jeach gladioli and pink carnations Her attendant wore dusty rose woo' suit and wore a corsage of yellow roses, dnap drapons, and sweet peas.

Miss Erna Baars played Lohengrin's and Mendelssohn's wedding marches. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents Immediately after the ceremony. Mrs. Krause Is a graduate of the Lone Rock high school and since that time 'has been at her home. The grom Is In the Naval Reserve.

Engagement IMr. and Mrs. Eugene Hoflus of Ottosen announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Jane of Algona to Knut T. Oppedahl, son of Mrs. E'er tha Oppedahl of Ottosen.

The wedding will take place March 20 at the Ottosen Presbyterian church at 3 o'clock. They will make the! home in Mr. Oppedah operates a B. F. candy truck i out of Fort Dodge, Miss Hofius is a graduate of the Ottosen high school and of a Fort Dodge business school.

She Is employed the Chamber of Commerce office and makes her home with her grandmother, Mrs. Cora Bacon. Brown Becomes Bride- Margaret Brown, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Brown of Algona, became the bride of Leland Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. AJ Larson of Osage, Friday, in a single ring ceremony at They were attended by Lorraine Arndorfer and Phillip Larson.

The bride wore a brown dress with aqua blue accessories. LOCALS Mrs. H. A. Lewis and daughter recently from San Antonio, Texas, where they spent a mom Mrs.

Louis Vorveer of DCS Moines vas a visitor here a few days last veek at the home of her father, P. 1 Xerfass. Mrs, Ralph Valentine, who has een employed for some time at the Llgona Bakery, began work Monay at the Jimmie Neville shoe tore. THE FLOW OF EXPENSES! It pays to discard old methods and instill! ()imlity plumbing. Gone will be tin; days when you piiiil huge repair bills to puli ancient plumbing back in Why not investigate! LAING MUCKEY Phone Hi I 12 No.

Dodge FENTON NEWS Circle 5 of the W. S. C. S. met Friday afternoon at the home of its chairman, Mrs.

J. A. Schwartz Mrs. Arlo Ranney was secretary and treasurer. Thirteen wore present.

Guests included Mrs VV. E. Laage and Mrs. E. C.

Weisbrod. It was decided to meet once a month. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Carrie Voigt with Mrs. Philip Weisbrod as assistant hostess.

Dickie Wallace was honored at a farewell surprise on Friday afternoon ut the center school east of Fenton, where Dickie is a first grader. Dickie, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wallace, moved March first to a farm south of Burt. He was presented with a watch from classmates ajvd teacher, Miss Marie Mitchell.

Dixie cups and cookies were served to the pupils and their mothers. March X-t Continuous from 1 o'clock daily. flying. War Btamp.s--Build a Bund. Fred Murray MurU'iie Dietrich in "THK I.ADV IS WILLING" Comedy Hit Walt Disney's "Fruidy Cat" Saturday, March 7 Big Three Wjiy Double Feature Program March 5-6 Thurs.

Bargain Mat. 2 p. m. Thrill Packed Action Hit! with The King's Adrian Don Douglas Marjorie Iris Second Feature The quickest on the lived the longest with John GARFIELD Nancy CQLEMAN with Raymond Massey BENNETT BRUCf CAWT Saturday Midjiight 11 p. March 7-8-9 The Picture You Must Not Miss! National Release March 7, Algona Release March 7-8-9 A Satirical Comedy! Hedda Hopper says "It's Jack Benny's best of a lifetime." Citizens Service Oil Holds Annual Meet at Swea City Tuesday Swea City: Two hundred patrons and stockholders of the Citizens Service Oil company were present nt their annual meeting Tuesday.

M. L. Johnson and Harry Linde were re-elected directors for tliree year terms. Other directors are Jerry Heetland and Chas. Gutknecht of La- knta, Art E.

Anderson and Ole Kvamsdale of Swea City and Geo. Nyman of Bancroft. A fine dinner was served at noon by the Lutheran Ladies Aid. C. B.

Thatcher of West Bend substituted for Geo. W. Godfrey as the guest Other numbers on the program included community singing, remarks by the Geo Nyman, manager's report by Roy Nichols, solo, Mrs. A. B.

Tweoten remarks by C. C. Campbell, musical selctions by Virgil Peterson am distribution of interest checks. IMojniager Nichols reported 1 the sale of 838,241.48 worth of merchandise with a net profit of $2,378.93 Pioneers Take Lead in League After being tied with Interstate last week the Pioneers jumped into the lead in the bowling league this week and the Silver Grays and Interstate are tied for second place. The percentages of the remaining teams are comparatively situated as was the case last week.

The standings: Pet. Pioneers 48 21 .698 Interstate 45 24 .652 Silver Gray 45 24 .652 DeKalb 38 28 .576 Algona Creamery 37 29 .561 Auto 37 32 £36 Court House 36 33 .522 K. of C. 35 34 .507 Grain Belt 33 33 .500 Wesley Co-Op 34 35 .493 Burt 29 37 .439 Peerless 30 39 .435 Becker's Sports 29 40 .420 Jayc'ees 29 40 .420 Old Style .25 44 .362 Whittemore 13 44 .233 The todies Elk Cleaners 37 20 .649 Shilts 33 21 .611 Modern Cleaners 25 32 .439 Barker Drug' 15 39 .278 'Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Elmore went to California recently to see her son, James, who is stationed at Cnmp Roberts, and her bother, Harry Lauritzen at Camarillo, Calif. Albert MefcKer, who has been living on the Metzger estate farm for several years, moved March to the Lone Rock neighborhoo where he purchased the Chris son farm near Lotts Mr. and Airs.

Harold BUnkniar nre the parents of a daughter bor Sunday at Spencer where Harold i manager of a National Tea Supe Market. He was formerly manage of the local National Tea Store. Mr. and iMrs. Herman Funk spen Sunday al Spencer with the! daughter, Mrs.

Estel Behrens am husband. Mrs. Behrens will be re membered as Neomi Funk, form erly employed at Kresensky's. Mrs. E.

R. Morrison underwent a major operation at Rochester las; Friday. Reports from her are verj favorable. Mr Morrison has beer a patient in Rochester for severa weeks following an automobile ac cident. Rex Taylor, junior student i) general agrfctulture at Iowa State College, spent the week end here with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. Taylor. Rex has been taking the civilian pilot's training course al Iowa State. Rex Voyles, employed at the Al- Maytag Store, is having a acation this week and spending it nt Sac City, his former home, with Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Morrison. Mr and Mrs. Glenn Crilly took him to Sac City Sunday. Mrs.

Leo Lichter resignett Ws-j cently from the S. L. store where she had been employed since its opening. The S. L.

store is the third store in the same location by whom she had been employed and she will be greatly missed by her many friends. Mrs. Merle Webster is taking her place with the S. L. Co.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller returned the middle of last week from a faw weeks' trip in the south. They took their niece, Mrs. Perry White nnd son, who had been visiting at Estherville for several weeks to her home in Hamilton, Ohio.

The trip home was made enroute through New Orleans and southern Texas. Loo Wussenberg of St. Paul was in Algona Monday visiting at the home of his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Linnan. Mr. Wassenberg, who has been with Mid-Continent Air Lines for some time has resigned his position as one of their pilots and has joined the TWA flyers in the transportation service of the government. Or. L.

W. Fox returned Sunday from Tucson, Arizona, where he had been for a month with Mrs. Fox and son, Bill, who spend the school year there in the interests of Bill's health. The three took a trip to San Diego, California, where they visited Doc's nephew, Max Eby, who is in the marine corps there. Bufus W.

Ashetford returned to his home in Miles City, Montana, last week, after a few days in Algonn at the home of his sister, Hutchins, and visiting old friends. He was enroute from Rockford, Illinois, whare he had visited his sister, Mrs. E. J. Osterbauer.

While there he and his brothen-in-iaw had rescued two persons from a burning automobile involved in an ac cident near Rockford. "Grease Monkey" Kathryn Rownes, former Onawa girl and school teacher, is now working with tools in the repair and maintenance department of Pan-American Airways. Kathryn is one of 40 girls recently hired to replace men and classed as mechanics' The receive the same pay as the men. uit-aa wnii tiquu DJUB accessories. Her attendant wore a dusty rose dress with brown accesories.

The bride has been employed at the Algona Produce for the past few years. Following a week's wedding trip to Denver and through the south, Mr. and Mrs. Larson' will be at home in Algona. O.

E. S. to Meet- There wlH a special meeting Wednesday, March 4, at the Masonic Temple for an O. E. S.

school of instruction with Mrs. Laura Shellenberger of Humboldt, district instructor, in The afternoon and evening sessions will begin at one o'clock and eight o'clock respectively. Mrs. Marvel McDowell, worthy matron -of the loca. chapter, will entertain the officers and distinguished guests at a 1: o'clock luncheon at the Hotel Algona.

Mrs. DcZellur is (Mrs E. L. DeZellar was hostess to the members of her bridge club Monday afternoon at a luncheon at Cook's Lunchroom. Members of club are Mesdames Hargreaves, Russell Joseph Kelly, Josephine Stanton, Art Cogley, William Barry, and William Howie, the 'latter from Emmetsburg.

Mrs. Charles Gllbride substituted in the absence of Mrs. Howie. The tfnidn Mothers and Daugh ters club met Thursday afternooi at the home of Mrs, Cora Bacon The program 86nslat6d 6f the read at a magazine article Ar dlth Sears, a talk entitled "Books I've Read This Year" by Mrs. Kate Annls, and a tap dance by Joan Bacon.

Dinner for Guest- Mrs. J. T. Chrischilles entertained several people Thursday evening at a dinner In honor of Miss Adela (Huflschmldt of Llansttig, )who is visiting her. Guests were Rev.

and Mrs. D. Martin and daughter, Ruth Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. T.

Chrischilles and son, Julian, Bridge at Browns- Mr and Mrs. A. L. Browni en- the members of their club Saturday evening at home. No prizes are given members the club are Mrs.

Esher HJelberg, Messrs, and Mes- ames W. O. Rlnggenberg, Glen Roland and W. H. Rockey.

ladles' Aid to 'The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid meet Thursday at the church. )evotionals will be led by Mrs. Marc dfoore. Hostesses are Mesdames tyle Mathes, Frank Shilts, Staney Keith, Robert Nealy Andrew iansen, James Godden, Lloyd Pratt, and Frank Gelgel. Woman's Club to" The County Federation of Woman's clubs will hold its meeting Tuesday, March 10, at the Algona Congregational church with a luncheon at 12 o'clock.

Mrs. Nellio Gobers of Lincoln, Iowa, state chairman of the Art Department, will give a lecture on art. given as ftflaes. Raynioh' Henry and Mrs. Sherwood Pottei- won the prizes.

O. Vi R. Girls The O. U. R.

girls the Methodist chufeh will meet tomorf ow evening (Wednesday) at the home of Lor- the idsistlnf hostess. TWete Ire eighteen girls in the circle. i Naomi ctotote JtoiiSl. Mrs. Morris fiitherlngton enter- talned, the Naomi Circle of the Rebekah lodge At her home Friday afternoon.

The group honored Mrs. Leonard Maasdam of Bode, ft recent bride. Sorority at The Alpha Psi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday evening of last week at the home of Helen Corey. Mrs. Esther Sigsbee had sharge of the lesson and spoke on 'Places to Go in Iowa." A lunch was served at the close of the evening.

Club The Kossuth County Flower club met Monday evening at the. high school. Mrs. George Free gave a on "A Garden of Vistas" and Mrs. Gene Gaddls gave a talk on furnishing a new garden.

'ellowshlp The Fellowship club will meet Thursday evening at the Presby- erlan church with Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Richardson and Mr.

and MM. Clarence Bowman as hosts and lostesses. Bridge at Wohlsjll (Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wohl en- Club Mrs.

Rudy Guderiaii entertamed members of her sewing club on Tuesday afternoon of last week at tier home. Those present were the Vlesdames Lloyd Pratt, Robert Nealy, Wes Hardy, Dennis Pratt, Russell Waller, E. J. Hermanson, and George Cpnklin. The afternoon spent doing Red Cross sewing.

Mrs. Lelfcrt Honored- Mrs. D. L. Leffert was guest of lonor when the Birthday club of which she is a member met Friday for a luncheon at her home.

Those present were Mesdames C. Buthman, J. Gilmore, Ruth Kin- Mary Runchey, Ed Blumer, Charles Ingersoll, H. M. Burns, W.

A. Dutton and Mary E. Hopper. 'ongregationul The Congregational Woman's Association will meet tomorrow after- ioon (Wednesday) at 5 o'clock for heir monthlly A 6i30 linner will be served to the fam- lies following the meeting by Mrs. M.

G. Bourne's circle. Theo. Chris- Moral Builders Spring hat new hats to wear Pompadors, Straight Sailors, Calots, Pill Boxes, Berets. They come in gay new colors, straws, felts and other materials.

Buy early. The supply is limited. The ELITE Pretty shoes such at these help you look your best. They represent the utmost in style and value. Try them on.

Christenseh'i SHOE DEJPT. iAORRHAGIC "SEPTICEMIABACTSMN FUIM BAttGAINS I 180 unimproved at $8,000.00 160 nt $17,600.00 240 Improved priced to 160 Improved, near Austin, Minn, Forced sale. If taken at once $1,800 down, $7,200 on long time terms. Possession at once. Pl-pno 22 Phil.

J. Algbna, la. There's No Law That You Can't LUt Food Will Win the Sam wants Farmers to Remodel, Repair and Be Efficient. We have a nice stock of Lumber and Building Materials, and Hardware for almost any kind of building job- large or small. Also Woven' Wire Fence, Barbed Wire, Steel Posts, White Cedar and Creosoted posts.

'If you need any Drain Tile, see us at once. We will have a car on track shortly. Moore Moore Inc. Phone 40-J-l, Algona Sexton, Iowa M. Mimbaeh, Mgr.

OUR CHICKS ARE HUSTLERS You won'fl find any slackers among our chicks, because we cull out every one that doesn't oome up to our rigid specifications. When buy Swift's chicks you can be sure of getting healthier chicks that will develop Into real layers. Why not get In on bigger profits by starting this year with Swiffs chicks? Headquarters for the Best There is in Supplies for the Poultryman Swift's Hatchery ALGONA, IOWA Three Days More We have" moved to State Street, next door to the Algona Bakery. We still have goods timt we can not crowd into our new I left all the ladies' and children's white slippers where we were in the Akre Building. Most of them are new arrivals this spring.

They will be on sale for three days THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MARCH 6, 6 and 7tti 'Prices wilj be cut to the bone Children's Straps and Ties, leather soles, sizes 8V- to 11 go at Misses' sizes 12 to 3 go at Our ladies $1J49 white slippers go at The $2.00 and $2.25 kind go at The kind go at There are over 600 pairs of these white slippers. Also a few boys' sweaters, men's underwear, men's work shoes. 2 davenports and things. erything that we cannofc get into the store room up-town. Sale will be for 3 days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week.

In the building where we are moving out of. Jimmie Neville fr i.