The Daily Capital News from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 20

DAILY CAPITAL MIWS, Jtfferwft City, 7,1972 Deaths the morning report Hubert Debo die. Tuesday Notices Automotive Employment Pets-Livestock Merchandise Hospital admissions St. Mary's Hospital Memorial Hospital 1-5 Monuments, 3-3 Autos For HubertDebo, 76, St. Louis, Brother of the late Cole County 'Sheriff Horace Debo, died 'in the Veterans Ad- ministration Hospital, St. Louis.

He. was born in 1896, in Calwood, the son of John Ophelia Wiggs Debo. Mr. Debo was a charter -member of Roscoe Enloe Post No. 5, American Legion.

He spent his youth in Jeffer- son City, enlisted in the Army, fought against Pancho Villa in Mexico, and saw combat in France in World War I. Aftr World War he lived in St. Louis and Chicago. He was employed by Peveley Dairy, St. Louis, for many years.

Survivors include his wife, of the home; a son, Hubert St. Louis; and several Funeral services are plan- ned for Friday in St. Louis with burial in the Veterans Cemetery there. Mrs. Cordie dies in DaNas, Tex.

Mrs. Irene Cordie, 201 Ash died Wednesday morning in Dallas, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. D. H. Tur- ner.

Mrs. Cordie, who had been in ill health for; the past a years, had been visiting her daughter. is also survived by several sisters, nieces and nephews. Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Louisiana Mo.

Crayons studied CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) Chattanooga's city commissioners were recently given sets of coloring books and crayons--but it wasn't a I joke. The commissioners were reviewing a police community relations program. ST. LOUIS (AP) State A i Christopher "Kit" Bond called today for a "com- plete and honest" disclosure of campaign funds collected and spent by his Democratic opponent for governor, Ed- ward L.

Dowd. Bond, the Republican guber- natorial nominee, made his demand in a speech prepared for a meeting of students at the University of Missouri-St. Louis in the University Center Lounge. He said Dowd's report- should cover the period from the day he announced for governor until days before the report is filed and should include contributions to other persons or organizations on Dowd's behalf something the law does not reciuire. A the information should be released to the news media for public scrutiny, Bond said.

"Mr. Dowd complained in June about my proposed elec- i a said disclosing contributors right a i a meaningless," Bond said. "He broke his earlier promise to Democratic voters that he would make such disclosures 30 days before the primary election. The election oc- curred Aug. 8 and Mr.

Dowd still has not released this in- formation." Bus brakes fail, students uninjured About 15 students escaped injury this morning when the brakes failed on a schoolbus in Miller County. According to the highway patrol, the brakes filed on a bus driven by Ward J. Berizel, 55, Iberia, as the bus was going down a hill on a gravel road six miles south of Miller County Route EE. The bus, with about 15 students aboard, went through a board fence. No one was in- jured.

a i i a Mrs. Sophia Evers, 514 Broadway; Mrs. Shirley Davis, Centeilown; Mrs. Linda Lin, 1115 E. High John Eads, Vienna; Mrs.

Carol Ott, Lohman; Mrs. Vivian Reeves, 212 Marshal St. Mrs. Hazel demons, Buena i a Mrs. Carolyn Schepker, 19 Capitol View Village; Mrs, Helen Latham, Belle; Miss Nancy Schneiders, Henwick Lane; Mrs.

Mary Messer, Rt. Miss Jana DeBrine, Schott Charles Zimmerman, McGirk; Mrs. Alta Burger, California. Mrs. Irma McCormick, Cen- tertown; Mrs.

Nancy Basnett, Rt. Mrs. Lela Koenig, Linn; a 1213 Edgewood George Hib- don, Larry i 203 Eastwood Mrs. Catherine Lineham, Linn; Mrs. Louise Lorraine Walters, Osage Beach; Mrs.

Farah Goeller, Rt. Mrs. Margaret Byson, Camdenton. Charles E. Still Hospital i i a i I a i Eldon; Mrs.

Kay Schultz, Kaiser, AmyKinc'aid, Eldon; Charles Stokes, Vien- na; Howard Roark, 1604 Catherine Bernadette A Shapiro, Prairie View, Mrs. Bessie Orr, Sunrise Beach; Mrs. Bertha Francis, Eldon. Mrs. Wilma Sharp, Iberia; Mrs.

Josephine Schwaller, Miss Elizabeth Mahaney, Montgomery City; Merrivveather, 310 East Ashley Milton Leslie, 1810 East High Thomas Wulff II, Holts Summit; Noel i Kansas City; Florence Ritchey, 506 Norris Arthur Shapiro, Prarrie Village, Brian Fuelling, Linn. Mrs. Olma Schuerman, Linn; William Wines, 818 Lafayette Leslie Branson, Linn; Theodore Kern, Meta; Mrs. Donna Scheel, Bland; John Heldstab, Tuscumbia; Julius Langenbeck, Dixon; Burdett Conner, Eldon; Mrs. Bertha Francis, Eldon.

Chesebrough-Pond's is a "family" Company Your whole family benefits when you work for Chesebrough-Pond's JOB SECURITY is important to avoid the threat that impairs your peace-of-mind, and could have a drastic effect on your family and your plans for the future. Chesebrough- Pond's believes job security is the greatest benefit they can offer you and your loved ones the opportunity to make long-ronge plans and see them carried out because you have job security. Chosebrough-Pond's has experienced only 1 short lavoff in 6 years. STARTING SALARY and wages are attractive with rapid increases during the first lour months with special hourly bonus paid for the 2nd and 3rd shift operation. BENEFITS All employees will enjoy clecn attractive working conditions, most jobs are in air conditioned areas with hospital and life insurance available, plus paid holidays and vacation benefits Plus inexpensive meals in their cafeteria.

Attractive serviceabie uniforms are furnished. We are currently interviewing for: Industrial Nurse (RN or LPN). Quality Control In- spectors, Lab Technician, Material Handlers, Porters, Machine Operators, Assemblers Mechanics. Most job openings are at night from 4 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.

or 1 1 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. Apply 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday at the Personnel CHESEBROUGH-POND'S INC.

beauty, grooming and health-worldwide Paul Bolinger, California; i a Henley; Mrs. Rose Carr, Capitol View Village; Deanis Schubert, Route 2. S. Boyd Kepner, New Bloomfield; William Drewel, Belle; Mrs. Mattie Campbell, Belle; Heibel Nickols, Center- Samuel Bax, Meta; Mrs.

Hattie Geier, California; Mr. Leonard Golden, 318 Chestnut Norman Newby, 1717 Hazelton Mrs. Margaret Landwehr, 2030 St. Louis Chester Marriott, Rt. 2.

Police reports Mailboxes belonging to Her- bert Henley, 1928 Tanner Bridge and Charles Ruth, 1927 Tanner Bridge were knocked down and damaged Tuesday night by a hit and run vehicle. Fire calls 12:35 p.m. Tuesday. False alarm at 128 Binder Dr. Public Sales Be sure (bat your public Is listed In this directory.

It will be published three before the sale provided a minimum size advertisement of eight In- ches Is used In the News Tribune. Sale using more space will be listed as many days prior to the sale as there are inches In the ad. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 7 p.m. 209 Manilla Street, of Mrs. Lynn Shackelford, Household and miscellaneous.

Lawrence A. Prenger, Auctioneer. SATU RDAY, September 9,1 p.m. 214 Olive Street, Proper- ty of a E. a deceased.

Household and miscellaneous. Lawrence A. Prenger, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, September 9, 12 noon. Located on Hiway 50 West at Centertown, turn right on NN, watch for signs.

Faye Phillips Clark owner. Bucky Smith Auctioneer. AUCTION Sale first Satur- day each month. Flea Sale fir- st Sunday, all day each month. Dog and gun auction first Sun- day each month.

A Auc- tion 5 miles North, Jeffer- son City off Highway 54. Rock of Ages Monuments, Final Dating, ADELINE and L. L. STICK, 635-6582 14 Personal Commute to Columbia; Lets get together and save money. 634-3276 evenings.

Recine dry shampoo cleans deep down. Your carpets stay clean longer. We'll show you how, U.S. Rents It. 1513 In- dustrial Dr.

635-6171. Wheel chairs. Hospital beds. Walkers, and all types of sick room rent or sale. U.

S. Rents It. 1513 In- dustrial Drive. 635-6171. Fight fatigue with Zippies, the great iron pill.

Only $1.98. A. BrandenbergerDrug. Reduce safe and fast with GoBese a a "water pills." Brandenberger Drug. a a Available in Only $3.49.

Drug. i a i non-oily tablets. Brandenberger 1-9 Lost and Found Notices VI Funeral Notices BECK, Theodor Loreni, age 76, Enqn, Mo. died Sept. 5, 1972.

Visitation; Houser Ser- vice from 2 p.m. Thursday un- til noon Friday when his remains will be taken to Im- a Lutheran Church. Honey Creek, to lie in state un- til 2:30 p.m. the hour of the fiervire. Officiator Rev.

Ervin 'Junkans. Interment in Im- manuel Luteran Cemetery. HOUSER SERVICE BARBEE, Dolly Irene, age 67 of 306 East Dunklin Jef- ferson City, Passed away Sept. 4, 1972 at Fulton State Hospital, Fulton, Mo. Mrs.

RarhfiR will lie in state at. the Jones and Wiggins Mortuary alter 2 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral services will be con- ducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at the First Baptist Church in Jefferson City, with the Rev.

G. Nelson Duke officiating. In- terment will be in Riverview Cemeterv. JONES-Wiggins MORTUARY KNOX, Mrs. i i a age 80 years, of 1306 West Main Street, died at St.

Mary's Hsopital, Tuesday morning, September 5, 1972. Funeral services will be conducted at the.First Presbyterian Chur- ch, Warrensburg, Thur- sday, at 2:00 P.M. The Rev. Jack Kurtz will officiate. In- i Sunset Hills Cemetery, Warrensburg, Mo.

i i memorials may be made tc the Dr. William F. Knox, Sr. i a Fund, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Mo. BUESCHERSERVICE TRIGG, Mrs.

Estella Ann, age 95 years, former Jefferson City resident, passed away at a a i Home, Columbia, Mo. early Monday, Sept. 4, 1972. Mrs. Trigg will lie in state at the Freeman Mortuary from 4:00 p.m.

Tuesday. Funeral ser- vices the Freeman Chapel 10:00 a.m. Wednesday. Rev. Roy Griggs officiating.

Interment in the Riverview Cemetery. FREEMAN MORTUARY 1-2 Card of Thanks We wish to express our sin- cere thanks and appreciation to our relatives, neighbors, and friends for the kindness extended to us at the time of the death of our dear brother, Willie Murray. We especially thank members of Mount Ver- non Church, Woodcrest Nur- sing Home, those who sent flowers, food, and money. Your kindness will always be remembered. Mary Coleman and Family 1-4 FlorUt When FHrnds Need to Know "You Care" Flowers Tell Them So FREE As a public service the News Tribune will run "found" ads without charge.

Finders call 636-3131 and ask for "Want Ads." A friendly ad writer will Jielp you with your ad. LOST: Male dog. Toy Collie or Small Shepherd. Brown and white. Freckles on face.

Red coller with flea and tick medallion. Disappeared in A "Bingo." Reward. 636-4655 or 893-3330 after 5. FOUND: Black Labrador, in Westphalia, Mo. 635-5679.

Lost white English setter, Bald Hill area. Reward. 636-4527 Found: 2 Tame While Rab- bits on Hwy. 179 by the bridge. 636-7824.

Found Female Chihuahua, light brown, Dix Rd. and In- dustrial Dr. Area. 635-6607. Expert Service Any General Business Service ALL TYPES OF ROOFING.

CONNELL AND SMITH ROOFING, 635-0973. Concrete Work, retainer walls, patios, driveways, a Free i a 636-2056, 636-8361. i removed. Nelson Tree Service, 635-1905. Building remodeling, con- crete work, walks, porches, patios, drives.

635-0868. Concrete work. Carpenter work. Painting. Landscaping and evergreen trimming.

896-4763 or 635-7338. KENNY'S PAINTING INTERIOR-EXTERIOR NO JOB TOOSMALL DIAL 635-5993 1970 Maverick, 6-cylinder, automatic, good condition, 39,000 miles, must sell. $1,200. Call 314-796-2698. California, Mo.

after 6 weekdays or all day Saturday. 1969 a Power steering, brakes. Vinyl top. Low mileage. 1968 Tfaveleze trailer, 24 ft.

New, Volkswagen 24. months guaranteed or miles. Come out, See at Capita! City Volkswagen, 1706 Jefferson Street. 1961 Cadillac. Runs good.

i Power steering. Brakes, Windows, seat. Air conditioned. Call Mr. Cutshaw.

635-4132. 1969 Camaro 327 3-speed Low Mileage Good Condition --Call 634-3481 after 5:30 p.m. 1970 Dodge Challenger, power steering, top, stereo tape. 636-6679. 1968 Pontiac GTO, Good con- dition, full power, air.

$1,300. 636-5257 before 5 p.m. 1968 Volkswagen Bug good condition, consider trade. Phone 635-0796 1968 Black Firebird, 400, 4 power steering, sharp! Very Clean. 635-4328.

1968 Dodge Charger RT, air, power, tape deck, mags, low mileage. 634-2834 after 5:30. 1960 Oldsmobile 98, full power, air, $165. 1964 Old- smobile 4-door, hard top, S375. 893-3697.

3-4 Trucks Tor Sale 1949 Studebaker, 1 ton truck. Parkhurst grain and stock racks, $350. 635-1331, anytime. 5-1 Help Wanted We need 1 or 2 good men to work in our warehouse. These Jobs are year around with ho layoffs.

They offer good wages and working condition with ample fringe benefits. Good men can expect'advancement to supervisory or assistance supervisory positions. Im- mediate openings. For appoin- tment, 636-5111 ask for Carl. Shoe Salesman Wanted Automotive 3-1 Auto Accessories--Tires USED TIRES For Sale 1969 Ford, 636-7415.

Carpets shampooed in your home or place of business by Von Schrader system. Carpets dry within two hours after shampooing. Call now for free estimate. Allison Carpet Cleaning Co. 634-2333.

Trash Hauling, Basement And Yard Cleaning. Call 636-9772 Or 635-8937 MAC'S PAINTING DIAL 635-3210 Painting, Paper hanging, Plastering. Prompt courteous service. Free Estimates, 635-6764. If no answer call 2-584-3829.

Hicks Painting Co. CHARCOAL PORTRAITS, 9x12, people-pets. Photo and $3. to Elizabeth Cox, 8719 Jen- nings Rd. Jennings, Mo.

63136. Full i unhappy. Trash Hauling, Hauling Of any kind. Free Estimates Call 635-2438. 3-3 Autos For Sale 1 ton dump truck, only 10,000 miles.

2 2 ton, 6x6, GMC dump truck, 361 Dodge engine, with 5 speed and 3 way brownnie. 816-433-2550 after 5:30. 3-5 Motorcycles South Jeff Motorcycle, Your Gemini Mini cycle dealer, 2620 Idlewood Rd. Jefferson City, Mo. Open 9 to 8,6 days.

1971 Harley 74 Electroglide. Fully dressed with farring and tour pack.7,800 miles. Ex- cellent condition. 392-5307 af- ter 6. HONDA SPORTSLAND Highway 50 West Phone 893-3209 Open Monday thru Friday 9 to 6 Saturday 9 to 4.

Honda.CL350 Mint condition. Low mileage. 893-2071 Central Kawasaki is having a Summer Clearance Sale, with all new Kawasakis at huge discounts! It's now time to save money and still get that new Kawasaki you've been looking for. Central Kawasaki, 2612 Paris Rd. Columbia, Mo 474-8557 Instructions $3 and up MONTGOMERY WARD SOUTHWEST PLAZA covers.

Lined or i a outlets. Priced from $189. Ken Lee Motel. Hwy 54 South. 636-4057.

3-2 Repair--Paint--Body Body and Fender Work. Paul i i Auto Service. 317 Commerical. Dial 636-2714. 620 Madison BUSCH'S Phone Used Cars You Can Afford CENTRAL MO.

MOTORS Hwy. 54 South Dial 636-4137 1962 Volkswagen Good condition. 1965 Buick, 4 door, Air, Power Steering, brakes, Runs good. 635-2006. 4-1 Schools HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME.

Diploma awarded. Finish rapidly. FREE BROCHURE, A I A SCHOOLS, Department JN, Post Office Box 20211, St. Louis, Mo. 63123.

Day or evening classes star- i now. Tole painting, a 3 a decorative plaster. 636-3993. AND BLOCK INCOME TAX COURSE a i i Graduates Thousands are earning good money in the growing field of professional income tax ser- vice. Now, and Block America's Largest Income Tax Service will teach you to prepare income tax returns in a special ISVz week tuition course.

Classes conveniently scheduled to accommodate i a housewives. Curriculum in- cludes practice problems, taught by experienced Block instructors. Enrollment is open to men and women of all ages. No previous training or experien- ce required. For complete details, call: AND BLOCK 311 E.

McCartv 635-6469, or, 635-W12 Employment 5-1 Help Wanted Male Full or Part Time Help. Capital City, Window and House Cleaning Company. 636-2551. TOP WAGES 1 Auto Bodyman 1 Auto Painter BROOM AUTO SERVICE 519 West Elm 636-8042 WANTED Man to wash and polish cars. per- son to Shikles Motor Com- pany.

705 Missouri Blvd. Wanted full time night auditor. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Ap- ply in person Holiday Inn Southwest.

1937 Christy Lane. Wanted Bus Driver, must have chaeffeur's license. City Bus Lines, 831 East Miller. I BUT NOT REQUIRED. EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS.

RETIREMENT PROGRAM INSURANCE PLAN Starting, salary with ex- i $125. weekly; i experience, $100 weekly. Apply in person. AMERICAN SHOE 221 East High Jefferson City OPERATORS see our ad under Business Op- portunities. Expanding cable television operator additional personnel in the midwest area.

Must be willing to relocate. Military or commer- cial electronics background necessary. Send complete resume P. 0. Box 1048, Quin- cy, Illinois 62301.

Man to work full'time on dairy farm. Must have ex- i Mobile home available. 893-3784. TO LOS RS WANT I need 6 to 10 top closers for the best land deal in Missouri. If you can sell land, experien- ce is not necesary.

We will a i Draw while training. Plenty of action. We bring them to you. Our men are now making $500 a week and more. For information call collect 437-2990.

Owen- sville, Mo: Ray Palmer. 5-2 Help Wanted Female Babysitter in my home, mornings 7:30 to 12:30. 1-five years old. 635-7710. Waitress Day shift.

Apply in person. Holiday Inn Down- town, 422 Monroe. Retired lady. House mother. Full time.

Girls dorm. Live in. Write box 264 c-o News Tribune. Babysitter wanted in your home. 1 year old.

896-4364. A GIFT SHOP SALES CLERK, part time, over 21. Hours 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mon Tue. Wed.

Apply Ramada Inn Gift Shop before 4p.m. Wanted Babysitter vicinity of Idlewood Rd. for Kin- dergarden, 634-2754 after 5. SALESS320 Established firm. Benefits! 636-2161 Deck and Decker Wig stylist.

Salary plus com- mission. Apply in person. Saf- fee's, 227 East High. NEEDAVON Call 636-5586 5-3 Help Wanted Male--Female School Bus drivers needea, must have chauffeurs license and neat in appearance. Apply at 720 Wicker Lane.

Jefferson City, Mo. 6-1 AKC Registered English i Spaniel pups. 314-437-3019 after 5. Purebred Dachshund i 635-6706. Purebred Dachshund puppies.

401 Belair 636-2077 after 5. 6-3 Horses--Cattle--Livestock ANGUS BULLS FORSALE DIAL 635-4424. Young Jersey and calf. Call 893-3518. One 2-year-old Appalopsa $65.

One i 2-year-old Registered Ap- paloosa $125. One 4-year-old registered Ap- paloosa mare, broke, $165. One home made 2-horse trailer, $85. 896-4781. Merchandise 7-1 Household Goods Freight damaged stereos S50.95.

and up. 32!) Madison Jefferson City, Missouri. Carpet remnants end of rolls. Many sizes up to off. Tennyson's.

520 E. High. Final Close out air con- ditioners. Dealer cost plus freight. OTbHDET'Q Furniture I I St.

Thomas 1 Earn extra money! Com- muting from Columbia to Jefferson City. Pick up shirts at the Forum Cleaners and bring back to Jefferson City. Call 635-1859. Applications now being ac- cepted for Part time work. Ap- ply in person, Kings Food Hosts, 710 Mo.

Blvd. Part time or full time, days i necessary. 635-1221. 5-4 Situations Wanted Female a Young Woman i challenging, Non routine position. Experienced in Secretarial and Office responsibilities.

Write Box 262 c-o News Tribune. U'ill Crochet AFGHANS IN MY HOME CALL 897-2366. Lady to do house cleaning, Experienced. Prefer West End. Call 893-2684.

Will babysit in my home. Near West School 635-9767. Babysitting in my home, any age acceptable. Cedar Hill School Area. Call 635-8058.

Will babysit in my home. Near Capital. S2.50 per day. 634-2980. Pets-Livestock 6-1 Dogs--Cats--Birds 2 year old Registered English Setter, $50.

2 male, 2 a i 636-3885. Now's the time to buy a new i i a prices have never been so low. Tennyson's. 520 East High. 1971 Zig a Sewing Machine, S39 Cash or terms, available.

893-2253, Used electric dryer, like new. Wardrobes all sizes, call Elmer 635-4107. EXCELLENT efficient and i a that's Blue Lustre carpet and upholstery cleaner. Rent electric sham- pooer Westlake Ace Hard- ware. All remaining Frididaire air conditioners sold at dealers cost.

L'ash and carry. MID STATE APPLIANCE 417 WestMain Authorized Frididaire Dealer 3 Used General Electric I A Choice S35.00each. HERB GORDON Mo. Blvd. Low Prices on Admiral Color TV's and Stereos.

San- nings, 305 Ash. 636-7165. HOTPOINT WASHER New Heavy Duty, 2 speed, permanent press, reduced S41.95, now only $188. COLEM AN'S 615 Jefferson 6 Ft. General Electric refrigerator, good condition, automatic ice maker.

S200. af- ter 5 p.m. 635-4749. GE electric refrigerator, large mahogany dining room a 6 chairs, Maytag washing machine. 636-9727.

Reconditioned RCA color TV. set, new 25-inch picture tube, 3 year warranty. Ad- miral console stereo. 395-4410. Just received shipment of Bassett bedrooms.

Cardwell Furniture, 623 Ohio. WELL kept carpets show the results of regular Blue Lustre spot cleaning. Rent electric shampooer, SI- Coast to Coast Store, Gerbes Family Shopping Center. 635-7193. Used gas and electric ranges.

Becker and Evers 620 East High. 635-2641. 7-2 Rummage Sales Garage Sale Sept. 6-7, 202 Boonville Triple dresser, rnirrpr, bed, 3 occasional chairs, misc. Garage Sale: Fri.

till noon Sat. 953 Westwopd. Furniture, Antiques. Misc. Rummage Sale.

Fri. Infant thru adult clothing. 8 to 4:30,1223 Cottage In. 7-family rummage sale 1409 East Elm. Sat.

all day. Huge Rummage Sale. Sept. 8. 8 to 4.

West to South Country Club Dr. Then follow signs. I 3 Family Sale: 9 to 5, 2204 Buerhle Dr. Toys, 3-Family Garage Sale: clothing, furniture, 8 a.m. 7 p.m.

2104 and 2108 Green Meadow Dr. a Sale: Fri. Huge selection children, teens, adult clothes, furniture, a i a drapes, toys, games. 1039 Carol St. Garage Sale.

Thurs. 1810 Swifts Hwy. Split rails. Infant clothing, Toys, Misc. 7 family rummage sale.

Sun. Sept. 8, 9, 10. 8 to 8 daily. 1201 Lee St.

Antique china cabinet, stove, mattress and box springs, Lane walnut coffee table, refrigerators, sweepers, car engine, game table, 14-inch Dodge wheels, tools, car luggSgb rack, Venecian blinds, water skis, clothing, Misc. a Sale. Baby items, clothing, misc. i Sept. 7 and 8.

li'3 Tomhawk, 9 to 5. FAMILY PEDDLER 300 Ibs. fescue seed. 15 cents Ibs. 635-4651.

Upholstered headboajr.d. Gold-White. $7. 635-5631. 40 inch Tappan $45.

635-5263. gas range Used Kirby sweeper with-at- tachments $50. 896-4634. Hida-bed $50. 635-7007 Oak washstand, rocker $15.

782-4840. $35. 4 oak kitcheri'chairs $35. 'An- tique dresser, S15. Gas stove 636-9622 Refrigerator $50.

636-9622 10 outfits girls clothing. 10'tb 12. $1 to $2. 636-9268. Home made trailer.

Needs some repair, $25. 2-395-4528. 20 girls clothing. Sizes 2, 50 cents to S5. 634-2794.

636-6541. coon dog, $45. Philco 21-inch console TV working fine, S50.635-8057. 30 gallon electric hot water heater, $40. 635-7305.

Solid maple $12. 635-0694. bed, twin size Fender hardshell flat top guitar case, 2 trailer 636-4463. beds, $20 each. FREE 10 inch 12 inch SIGN when you place and pay for your" a or garage sale ad- vertisement at our office.

Ad- ditional signs 25 cents each. WANT AD DEPARTMENT Huge Garage Sale: 1519 Vieth across from Cedar Hills School. Sept. 7, 8, 9, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Furniture, TV, crib, golf clubs, toys, clothes.

Household goods. 3 Family Garage Sale: 2209 Oakview Dr. 10 to 6. Clothes, jewelry, tables, chairs, flower pots, planters, tools, dishes, linens, curtains. 4-piece sectional divan, $50.

2-584-3739. Place Your FAMILY PEDDLER; by mailing your $1.00 or drop- ping it by our office. Your ad will appear for 3 days. The ad cannot exceed 10 average wor- ds, the article must be for sale and priced at $50 or less. WE CURE SICK HEATING AND AIRCOND.

SYSTEMS Woodman Engineering Co. 217 Commerce Dr. 893-313 PRESTIGE BUSINESS Established busmen in Jef- ferson City is available to an individual capable of running his own business and wlio won't be satisfied with less Than $40,000 per year $10,000 in- vestment-required. Call collect Bob Terrell (214) 526-A151. NEED BODY REPAIR WORK? All Makes and Models Free Estimates Guaranteed Work Factory'Trained Personnel WE WILL WORK ON YOUR CAR TODAY NOT NEXT MONTH.

BUICK OPEL McKay 2 Blocks N. Ramada 635-7201.