The Ludington Daily News from Ludington, Michigan • Page 11

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1955 THE LUDINGTON DAILY NEWS, LUDINGTON. MICHIGAN PAGE ELEVEN Fruit Vegetables! Run a Classified Ad Buying or Selling A Want Ad Will Bring Results Phone 21 DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED AD COPV 9:00 A. M. DAY OF PUBLICATION LUDINGTON DAILY NEWS (MEMBER ANCAM) WANT AD RATES (Minimum 4 lines) is a sample four line Classified ad. This size ad contains the equiva- le of twenty average words.

Call No. 21, ask for Classified ad-taker. You can use an ad the same size as the above sample to send your message into 5,000 homes in Mason county for the following LOW prices: Six days for $3.60 Three days for 2.16 One day for 80 IXHIS is a sample six line Classified ad will deliver a message approximate- 1 thirty words in length Into 5,000 Mason county homes for the sur prisingly LOW cost shown below Phone No. 21, Ask for Classified. Six days for $5.40 Three days for 3.J4 One day for 1.20 Rate per line for white space is the same as a line of copy.

Cards of Thanks and to Memonam 15c per line. Blind Ads, 25c extra. Advertising ordered for irregular in- scr ons takes the one insertion Count five average words to line. Send cash with order or charge ads will be received by telephone and If paid at The Daily News office within six days from the first Insertion cash rate will be allowed. National rates, 25c per agate per insertion, cash with order.

Ads ordered for three or six days stopped before expiration will be charged only for the number of times Uie ad appeared and any adjustment at the rate earned. The publisher reserves the right to edit or reject any Classified Advertising copy. The publisher will not be responsible for more than one incorrect notify immediately if error occurs. Announcements Card of Thanks wish to express our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Paukstis, Rev.

FT. Winowiecki and the many neighbors, friends and relatives who were so kind and helpful during the illness and death of pur dear mother. Rosplock Family Flowers and Mourning Goods 4 FLORAL POTTERY JIMMY'S FLOWERS 810 E. LL1D. AVE.

PHONE 672 Public Notices 7A will not be responsible for any debts other than those contracted for by myself. Frederick Hansen to Go THE MICHIGAN "BAR -Dancing every night but Monday, orchestra, entertainment, liquors, wine beer. Strayed, Lost, Found 10 wallet lost near Bach Bakery, S. James St. Reward.

Mrs. W. McLaren, phone 931-W. Automotive Automobi'o Agencies JOHNSON'S USED CARS W. LIMITS OF CUSTEH TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS? Sec us first for now and used LIVINGSTON MOTORS E.

Ludington Ave. Automobiles for Sale 11 HOME OF THE SMARTEST OF THE SMART USED CARS PONKO MOTORS What Would You Do If you had to make room for more used cars? That's what we are doing and we have cut prices until it hurts- all makes of a little car for school or a "second car" for Mama. Buy while our sale is on. Kuhlman Buick Car Lot W. Lud.

Robert Fordor. Was S1595, now S1395. 1951 Ford Custom 8 Tudor. Was $745. now $595.

1953 Chevrolet ton pick-up. Was S895, now $795. 1950 Ford Dlx. Tudor. Was now $445 Mottl Motor Sales Used Car Lot Corner William 4: Loomis Phone 722 Open Evenings 1 One Buyer Can Contact One Seller Quickly Effectively Through PERSON to PERSON LUDINGTON DAILY NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS Take advantage of a special low rate especially created for private persons having one item to sell or one service to solicit Person-to-Person Classified Ads now: 1 LINE, 1 WEEK, 1 DOLLAR 1 Lines, 1 Week, 3 Unit, 1 Week, $3, etc.

(Sorry, commercial houses cannot take advantage of this special servicel Here's How It Works: If you have something to sell, need a job, lose something or found some, thing; stop at our business office and ask for a PERSON TO PERSON adtaker. We will help you word your ad We ask that each item be priced (one item per ad). Only standard abbreviations will be permitted and the first word of each ad must be the offer and be spelled out If you do not want to use price classified ads at the regular rate are still available. Payment in full should be sent with mall orders. If you get before the week Is over just call and well get the ad out of the paper to avoid your answering further calls No refunds for early re- sulti.

After an ad Is ordered it cannot be anceled or changed before publication. Your first day is your proof ot publication. If we have made a mistake in the first in rtion please call No 21 for correction before 9 a. To make this extremely low rate pas- sible we must, ask you to pay your dollar in advance. Just mail the SI with your copy or ctop in at our business office.

by McFeotters "Guess I better hang up, the boss has been frying to get my attention!" Build a fire under your sales ivith a Ludington Daily Neivs Classified, Ad. Call 21. FOR CLASSIFIED AD RESULTS PHONE21 Call Daily News Ad-Taker Today! cars in town at Hansen Chevrolet, 109 E. Filer. Ph.

72. Chevrolet-Cadillac. Open evenings 'til 9 p. m. 1953 Ford Customlinc 6 Tudor.

1 owner. 1953 Chev. 4-dr. 210 Series, Powerglidc. 1951 2-dr.

Sfd. transmission. 1950 Mercury Sdn. New covers, A-l pnt. 1951 Studebaker 4-dr.

Sharp, clean. T. D. SMITH FORD SALES, Scott. MAX A.

JENKS 1955 Pontiac 2-dr. Save over $400. 1953 Buick Special 4-dr. Dyna- flow-, 14,000 miles, one owner. $1495.

1947 DeSoto 4-dr. $95. 1953 CMC Vi ton. Hyd. $895.

1950 International KL 160. $450. 1946 Chev. 1 ton. New motor.

$250. PONTIAC CMC SALES Phone Scottville 395 1952 Ambassador. H. 1953 Statesman, Heater. 1950 Oldsmobile, 1952 Rambler Wagon SCOTTVILLE NASH SALES 117 N.

Main Scottville Bank Financing Satisfaction Guaranteed Les Blodgett 407 W. Lud. LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! '49 Chrysler Windsor. All accessories. Good condition, clean.

Best offer. Phone 1600 or inquire 802 E. Loomis St. Trailers 11B For Or AA Tomatoes, S2.50 bu. Phone 1437-W.

Ruit Tad, 9x12, like new, $7, "306 E. Loor.iit Oil burner, $20. Phone H98-J. Bicycle, jirl't $15. Ph.

1420-W. SEE THE foot Silver Star trailer. Ready to move in. Priced to save you money. $3,995.

TRADLNG POST, phone 569. Auto Trucks for 12 1953 Ford ton pickup. 1952 Dodge 3 ton pickup. STEINGRABER AUTO SALES, Scottville 1953 CHEVROLET TON PICK-UP A-l CONDITION, $795 FRED WALKER, 3 Mis. W.

of Scottville Motorcycles and Bicycles 15 WHIZZER MOTOR offer takes. Excellent condition. New clutch, transmission, generator. Munger, 417 Lincoln Hart. Business Service Busintss Jorvicts Offcrtd 18 RADIATORS Repaired, cleaned and rodded.

Roy J. Trepanier, 412 N. Gaylord Ave. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION AND WIRING OUR SPECIALTY JONES' APPLIANCES MOTOR REWINDING Auto electrical repairing. Prompt.

Open eves. Bob's Auto Electric, 2290 Lakewood Drive. Bendix and bottled gas service. MATTIX STORE. Scottville, Phone 72.

servicemen can put your M-W washing machine in top condi Hon. Phone Montgomery Ward, 158. Radio TV 18E CBS Setchell-Carlson TV's for High-Fi Sight and High-Fi Sound. See Lake Shore TV, 308 W. Pere Marquctte St.

Ph. 544-J. CONSUMERS POWER opening for experienced tree trimmer. Prefer someone who lives In Ludington or immediate vicinity, and must be able to drive truck. For further information sec Ed Beaumont at the Consumers Power Company Ludington office.

for general factory work. Prefer one who has or can obtain license to drive pick-up truck. Wolverine Sportswear Co. SALES wanted part time. Can earn $50 per week working 6:30 to 9 and all day Sat.

Car necessary. Write P.O. Box 2KG, Pentwater. Mich. Financial Business Opportunities 38 LAND CONTRACTS AND FIRST REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES BOUGHT AND SOLD.

SEE CENTRAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AGENCY 110 JAMES ST. PHONE 600. Merchandise Articles fo- Sale 51 ROTENONE-Dust for beans and all garden needs. A HAWLEY SON, Phone 207. fly bait, box.

LUDINGTON FRUIT EXCHANGE. JOS E. Laura St. SPECIAL SALE -Tarpaulins, 15 ounce, treated. Most sizes in stock.

lOc so. ft MAKER AUTO PARTS. NEW PATTERNS-In tiles, 9x9 each! COOLMAN'S 103 E. Filer Phone 87. SUMMER Colcman floor furnace.

$20, $30 or $40 for your old space heater if you trade now. Also 2 used floor furnaces for sale HARDWARE, Scottville. oil "holiter with blower and tank. Excellent condition, $65. MYRTLE B.

THOMPSON SON. 106 W. Lud. Avc. Ph.

604. Articles for £ent SIB Typewriter For Rent LAKESIDE PRINTING CO. Ill N. Rath honc 21!) FLOOR for "rent. GOOD 'HOUSEKEEPING SHOP, 315 S.

James St. Building Materials YOU CAN'T GET BETTER ANTENNA TV SERVICE THAN AT DUMAS RADIO TV. PH. SCOTTVILLE 104. FOR and TV sen-ice phone 90.

EXPERT RADIO TV. 125 W. Ludington Ave. BEST TV, RADIO AND APPLIANCES. LUDINGTON RADIO SHOP, 129 Second St.

Phone 84. WE DO OUR installation and have our own servicemen. LUNDQUIST'S Scottville. TOWN COUNTRY TV RADIO SERVICE, Pentwater 2-8223. Mike Day No mileage charge.

Tolls deducted. WINTERIZE Your TV tower-complete scraping and painting by Gene's Radio TV Service, Ph. 369-F-4. Building and Contracting 19 CEMENT, CARPENTRY WORK AND CONTRACTING. JESSE SAUERS PH.

48 FOR APPOINTMENT Bottled Gat 23A PYROFAX BOTTLED GAS EQUIPMENT NOW CHARLES PETERSON. E. LUDINGTON AVE. PH. 571.

USED Gas automatic water heaters: KUv. ranges elcc. refrip. Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. GOOD Chambers gas range.

Only $35. KEITH FURNITURE. 227 E. Dowland St. Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds BLONDIE Bv Chic Young SEE OUR -Fine selection of wedding fiifts nnd choose your souvenirs at JEWELRY.

Scottvlllc ELGIN Hamilton. Bulova and Wyler. Kcaturc Lock Diamond sots. LAKESIDE JEWELERS. 212 W.

Lud. Ave. Farm Equipment, Machinery and Tools Mi'CORMICK St'BSOILER No. 2. Rup god construction.

For better aeration and root development, increased sb sorpUnn and water storage READER CO Your IntemaUonal Harvester Dealer 1 blk. S. of R.R., Scottville "hone 85-J STOT sec tho Nrw Idea one row corn picker Afk about our easy buying plan. J. HEADER SON Scotlvlllc.

USroi corrTbindcr: corn shredder! NEW' field chopper! Mlcki'vich Garage. Fountain 2361 RAI.7~V o'rnntJo oni binders. Also trnctors and other used farm machinery for less, Ciancarz Auto S.iles, 1 mi. mi. N.

of Konntain. Phone 222fi. 3-4 PLOW Deere model fifl tractor is modern. Live PTO. live steering plus two-cylinder simplicity and rujj ness.

H. SMKDHKKC SON. Custcr. KHEK OKMONSTRATION Of our neu International Utility "300" or Farm- all "300" tractors pulling a 3-botlom plow on your farm even now when ground is hard. iiKADKn co.

Your International Harvester Dealer 1 blk. S. of K.K., Scottvlllc Phono Wator Systems NEW water pumps. Complete with tank Only We can install. 'E.

READKR CO International Harvester Dealer 1 blk S. R.R.. Scottville Phone 05-J Musical Merchandise Service 62 4(M USED PIANO BENCH JOHN A. MATSON LOOM IS ST. PHONE BEGINNER'S--Good violin In plush lined leather case.

How newly re- haired, new 1st class strings. Ph. 573 after 6 p. in. Seeds, Plants, Flowers HOSES--Beautiful roscis, our National flower at ANDERSEN'S NURSERY Scottville.

Seeding, Sodding, Black Dirt 63A RICH BLACK DIRT OR GRAVEL $2.50 YD. DELIVERED. FILL SAND DAVID BEEBK, PH. SCOTT. 3B8-F-4 DAGWOOO, YOU COMING TO BED ITS PAST MIDNIGHT I'M IN THE MIDDLE OF LET ME AN EXCITING MURDER VSEE THE MYSTERY" I'VE GOT TO FINISH IT TO FIND HOW THE STORY CONES THE COUNTESS IS THE ONE WHO MURDERED THE THE BANKER MARRIES THE CARETAKER'S DAUGHTER SECRET AGENT X-9 Bv Mel Graf THE THOU6HT OF VOU ROA4ANCIN6 SOMEONE EUSE SENT OUT OF AW eanmie Iguana phongs PHIL! i HAD NO RIGHT TO JUMP ON NOU THE WAV I DID! WILDA, I GIVE NOU WORD NEVER HEARD OF, A 6AL NAMED 7RVIN6 TO RECALL! I Dip MEET A GIRL IN CHICAGO TWO HUZ SAWYER THANK HEAVENSl AND WHAT A90UT SCHMIPT? TOORUTUEGIW.

HIS PAINT FOR BLINDING WAS A TOTAL FIOP. THEN COME ON. WE'LL 60 OUT ON TH6 TOWN AND MAKE UP FOR LOST Tl WE. AND HALF OUR VACATION'S KtN WASTED. Trees and Shrubs 63 SHADE And ornamental trees of all Buy at home.

ANDERSEN'S NURSERY, SooUvlllc. Specials at the Stores 64 iTlTMSTmnnNG pillow cases, tablecloths, aprons, hankies and infants' wear. Gllihs' Needlework. 116 S. James.

PINK Huclmit. Scientific wash-off cleanser, (borough it.s soup, Ki-ntle as cream. SI at LEWIS DRUG. Sleeping Rooms 69A 3 DOUBLE AND ONE SINGLE MODERN SLEEPING ROOMS 105 E. FOSTER PH.

MM Real Estate for Rent Apartments and Flats 74 3-ROOM Furnished healed; 2-ljcd- room with kite-lien and bath; 1 unfurnished apt. 414 E. Lud. Avc. Phone Unfurnished apt.

with sun porch at K. I.ud. Ave. Also 7 room 3 bedroom unfurnished heated apt. S.

James. Ph. 130-1 or 418. 3-ROOM- Furnished duplex. Clean, modern.

Private entrances. Quiet. Larjje $35 per month. Phone 5(10-W. 53 sizes Sec the display at our store.

No down payment, 3 years to pay. ECONOMY BUILDERS, ph. 172. Standard Supply Lumber Co. 806 N.

Harrison Phone 413 2x4's 85 2x6' 8 110 2x8's 110JVI Very good pine shiplap or straight edge sheeting 1x10 1x12 $115M Flush door? $7.50 Paints Varnishes 53A JEWEL COLOR 1322 beautiful colors, plu.s hundreds of decorator deeptones. ABRAHAMSON- NERHEIM. Ph. 130. Farm and Dairy Products 55 HEATED APARTMENT 304 FIRST STREET PHONE 334-R rPSTAIRS 2-HOOM KU HNISII ED A PA HTM ENT WITH PRIVATE BATH PHONE THJfKE' ROOM Ft I1NISHKD APARTMENT 125 W.

LUDINGTON AVE. Wanted-To Rent 81 2 OR BEDROOM HOUSE IN LUDINGTON WANTED VYIUTK EDWARD SOMEFELD 1760 MARGARET SE, GR. RAPIDS Real Estate Brokers in Real Estate 800 CRATES GOOD EAR CORN 80c PER CRATE PHONE SCOTTVILLE 114-K-21 ORLA ALLISON, 2 MIS. S. OF CUSTER Fuel, Feed, Fertilizers 56 FOfi SALE HY BBNSON 40 ACRE Fruit, on L'S-Sl.

lovely one-story home, tennant house, other bldjj.s., tractor, all tools. ladders, dr. 23 ACHES' 'Jallman Lake. Good road to property, near village. Electricity available.

24 Near town on Lincoln Kiver. Lovely 4-l)('druoin homo, modern. Screened porch. Very nice. See this.

CITY HOMES 312 N. William 3 bedrooms. 801 N. Rath 3 bedrooms, corner lot. 804 LaVieviev.

new. Two lots. K. Loomis SI. Very good it-room home, 2 baths, full lot.

A. T. BENSON, Broker 'J24 E. Ludington Ave. 1221 FOR SALK LOT 20 HUick 5.

miinufaclurers' addition -7(17 Lavlnia St. LOT Hlock 52, original plul west corner of Loomis and Park Streets. MODEUNj 5-ronni home, practically now, located at 717 Doxler St. TWO COTTAGES At Indian nayou next to Ilil-'li Tower Itninlln Lake Resiirt. One 2-rooms, one cottage, 3-rooms, to be together.

MODERN 5-room home, stoker heal, attached 1.500 iiliic trees. acres cif land. Fifth hon.se north of the new South Ilamltn School on Washington Uuad. NEW HOME livillt in 1047 located on on Lnlie Drive. Modern kitchen, living 12'x22'.

bedroom and bath downstairs, 3-bcdrooms upstairs, lull basement, furnace oil henterl, 7 acres of land, 5,000 Evergreen trees. ONF. HUNDRED Of Luke Michigan properly of Liullngton. PENTWATER LODGE--Main buildings and furnishings. Located south side of I'entwaler channel.

YKAR cottage, fur nace heat, modern, located on South llayou of Hamlin Lake. All information regarding these prop crtles can be obtained from MENV-WASHATKA AGENCY BB OUT of Scoltvillc, on year 'round accessible road. Homo of 5 mis i bnlh was built In 'M; Is In cxccllcnl condition, 'i bedrooms, living rm utility kitchen with complete built-in cupboards. Semi-auto- matie oil furnace. One acre.

Really a "buy" for $5500. will discuss terms. ON US'-10 between ScoUvllle and Lud- Ington. Tills home Is par tlally ted. Basement is arranged comfortable temporary Jiving quarters.

Ureczcway and garage. New pressure water hot water healer. When completed, this home meet anyone's standards. $11500. FRUIT CHOI' PRODUCER in Sherman Twp.

ICO acres, 120 tillable, has 2 springs on Is all fenced. acres apple frees, some plums, prunes, pears, cherries. Very tile home of 7 has porch. 22x54 tooli.hed. Knuiary, KaruHe, are.

all in condition. All eriulpment can be purchased with this farm. terms. HOME AM) SMALL ACREAGE in Sheridan Twp. 'i acres for Harden crops.

Sturdy 4-rixnii a new asphalt shlnijle roof, upstairs can be finished for add. All rooms been newly painted. Electric pniii)i. A KOO(! country borne for S3000, 'Sl'liill down. A'lTltACTIVK SCOTTVILLE ffOM); of rnis.

ami hath; In very jjood condition Yoiinnstown kill-hen with less steel sink. I'lcasarit sun poieh, all Insulated. Colcnuin oil water beater, 'ibis home oilers Hie utmost in comfort. Nicely shaded B0xl40 yard. OWNERS this pleasant lake home are leaving this area.

This liomc consists nl rooms and modern hath; unit 'a Tbe home Is nicely has a picture window with awning. Some furnishinils -'ire in- I rinded. A homi I to a Idw I DON DIESING, Thcyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo ALLTME PICTURES THE BOG TAKES OF LITTLE KIDS SEEM TO BE T4KEN FROM THE WROMG EMD OF 4 TELESCOPE- A HEREfc THE SHOT VOUVe BEBrJ W4ITIN6 VOUR KIO6 TrMT CWV I VISITED YOU! LOOK AT THE EXPRESSION ON TMEIR F4CB5-I BET VtXJ W4MT A LOT OF PRINTS OF THIS ONE SOMETHIM6 BIG UKE THIS ME 6ETS SUCM A CLOSE-, UR4LL THAT SfJOWS IS ONE TENTH OF ONE PER CENT OF THE is you KIDDING? THIS IS PROSdBiyoNEOFTHE 6RC4TBST PICTURES TVE EVER TAKEN A MOTHER ELEPH4NT FEEDING HER BALBOA RYE, ALSO STRAW TED LLOYD SONS MANLSTEE-MASON CO. LINE ROAD PHONE MANI.STEE Painting, Papering Decorating 26 LUDINGTON WINDOW SERVICE interior exterior painting, wallwashing papercleaning. Free estimatei.

Ph. 1126 Printers Special 26B Wedding LAKESIDE mnrrmo co lit Rath Ave Phone IIS Employment Htlp WOMAN WANTED FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND CARE OF CHILDREN AFTERNOON'S PH. 1693 MORNINGS OR EVENINGS MATURE WOMEN-Your age is no handi.ap. Service Avon custom-ers in your neighborhood. Earn good money in your spare time.

Write Avon Man- afeer, Box 16. Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Help 33 CERTIFIED YORKWIN SEED WHEAT EDWARD MARKS, 3 MIS. 1 Ml.

E. OF SCOTTVILLE SERVING- Home-cookec! meals. Homemade pies to take out. PEARL'S SODA BAR, 404 S. Washington.

Phone 9115. Good Things to Eat coffee cake, party rye, cakes, rolls, Famous for 50 years. Lagesen Danish Bakery. BARBECUED HA Bl 7 HOT DOGS TO TAKE OUT MOLINE'S SODA BAR Household Goods 59 ft. Includes Tad.

In choice of colors, grey, green or beige, $39.95. ANNA PALM FLOOR COVERING. 309 S. JameA. IF YOU furniture call OBEL'S FURNITURE STORE.

Fourth Ward, before you buy. Phone 1448. Appliances S9A LA OK or about J400 II with 40 acres of land; 7 room cottage and contents; boat house and boat on llarnlin Lake for sale at an attractive price. WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for apartments or rooming house at 405 E. Court St.

Cfcnlrall. located; near 3 has 11 "rooms; 2 bathroomi; automatic oil heat, double garage; 2 bedrooms completely furnished included in price Priced for immediate sale. REAL NICK Broom house; Dath; ga rage; beautiful lawn and rock garden In good neighborhood near new high school on Diana St. Modern, cozy home. ON LUDINGTON AVE.

Here fine corner property with 2 apartments; 2 Bathrooms, furnace heat; garage; beautiful garden with shrubbery and trees; near lake ALSO cottafes on Hamlin Lake HOME REALTY CO Hocking Nat'l Bank Bldg Harry R. Whi taker Salesman 924 Meler.dy St Phone 6CT-J GAS STATION ATTENDANT WANTED INQUIRE NAGEL'S PURE SERVICB water heat. ers, used gas refrigerator. CONSL'M- I ERS POWER CO. I oil wator heaters.

Gas. electric refrigerators. Trash burning kitchen heaters. Maytag Washers Bendlx Ironer. small deep freeze.

Apartment size electric range FRANK CLAVEAU. Scottville. 30 inch full deluxe bottled gas ranges with new copper trim. Only 1199.50 at H. SMEDBRRG A SON, Cuater.

S. Emily, near churches an') stores. modern kitchen with steel cabinets, dining and living rooms down, two bedrooms and bath up. Partial basement. Electric H.W.

heater, oil space heater, carpeting anO drapes included at $4,500. Immediate possession. 710 St. Catherine One two bedroom 1 dininK-livingroorn, modern kitchen and bath. Partial basement with furnace.

Attached garage. All in good condition. Lot 60xl4fl. Will V.A. 924 Mitchell Offers low cost housing for nev.lyv.eds or retired couple.

1 beciroom-livlritf-diningroom and kitchen. Auto, water system, shower. Price of S2900 includes 3 lots. SCIIAKER AND COMPANY Insurance Real Estate 102Vi W. Ludington Ave.

Phone 842 Ornan D. Meyers, Salesman f'hone-. l.n 1 Mtl L. 201-J Healtoi Seott.vllle He si SeoltvlIU: AM-: HAVK OUH ON 2. 4 UKUKOOM HOMKS.

TO OK'I VOUK TOP LiOLLAK NOW WITH LUDINGTON'S LEADING BKOKKK.S. CENTRAL INK 4 RKA1. KSTATE 110 James HI Phone- C(M Farms and Land for Sale 83 UARTLKTT PEAR ORCHARD FOR SALE. MARY f'rl'LINSKI 711 E. DOWLAND ST.

TRUE- 80 acres, 5 room home, barn, large chicken coop. Onlv JF VOL ARK REALLY SEKKING--TO find this is it. acres of I excellent soil. 5 room house, bath, 'i inllf 'iff near Frcesoil. J'hone Scotlvllle Wl-Y-X': A.

SLAMKOWSKI. I1ROKER Mr. Mrs E'Jw. A. 70 ACHES Good fruit land with 7-rootn house or house for summer home without laiifJ.

mis. S. of McClatchle. ph. CONNIE MACK, Charlie Drcs- and other baseball experts that pitching is 75 ppmfnt.

of the tfiimf, but even though I'm a broken-down, old pitcher niy.si.'lf, don't believe it is quite that important. What will the Mill-livelier ball and the shrinking of the strike so that a pilch only a little above the belt line is called a ball, power hitting plays a greater part in winning a pennant. Consider the Chicago White; Sox. Despite a first-rate pitching staff the past few seasons, they couldn't lake the because of weakness at the plate. This year they have more power hitters and thus remain in the thick of the spine- tingling fight for the title.

Nevertheless, pitching remains by far the most important factor in baseball. If the Tigers had just a little better pitching, we'd be right up there with the rest of them. We've lost some two dozen games by one rneasly run. Predicts Repeat Title 01' Di? believes that the pitching staff that withstands the great pressure of the last Chicago, New York, Cleveland and the pennant. Al Lopez thinks so, too, and plate with a lot of stuff on it.

Ed Lopat and Ned Carver are spot pitchers, Steve Gromeck and Harry Dorrish pitchers. 01' Diz was a strike pitcher until I started to lose some of my stuff, and then this Hickory and Horsehide reporter became a control pitcher in a Houses for Sale 84 he what you have been looking lor. Nice 3-bedroorr, home, large livlngroom and dlnlngroom. New modern kitchen with garbage disposal. A central hall leading to all rooms.

Ful' basement, aut. nil heat and complete with Ru.sco screens and btorm tash. All this for $20,000 with terms. Shown by appointment onlv. I'ilONE REALTORS D.

C. ELLIOTT, LudinKton 1335 OH DON IJIESLN'G, Scottville 29J-J LO(; HOUSE- "i rooms, full basement and garage, on Big Star Lake Road. Harold Crytler, Route 1, box 493, Baldwin. Buildings fbr 84A 2-STORV HUILDIN'j At 503 N. Rowe St.

Could easily he made into 2 apts. Ideal location, frlce.it very low for quick sale. Small down payment can handle, Call Boh Brody. 510 or 1498-It 5 p. m.

Cabins for 87B For deer hunting. A log cahin with a basement, wired for elcc. and iiol water. This Is on 15 acres of wooded land near Custer. A bargain at $1550.

KLLIOTT ACiKNCV David Klllott. Realtor Charit6 K. Campbell, Salesman PHONE 1.535 that's why he is predicting a repeat title for his Cleveland ball club. He claims his pitching staff has proved it can stand up under pressure, and in Ray Narleski and Don Mossi he has the two best "stoppers," or relief hurlers, in the American League. We'll see.

What makes a good pitcher? Well, he must possess a strong, live arm, good control, a strong physique, power of concentration, fici'ding ability and desire to win. That's a large order, of course, and that's why there aren't, too many good pitchers around today. Most hurlers have one or more shortcomings. A live arm means one that responds a few days after use and is ready for another nine innings. A.s pitchers age, their arms fail to respond for longer periods.

Fielding Important A strong physique is necessary to stand up under the punishment of a full game of pitching. Concentration is mind over muscle, which helps make control, and also keeps the pitcher from becoming rattled in tense situations. A pitchers fielding is more important than most fans realize. He must be able to hustle on a bunt, throw well to second base to start a double play (the ball must be timed to reach the onrushing fielder just as he hits the bag) and cover first on a ball hit to the second or first baseman. Control means gelling ahead of the batters.

If you can't get slrikes across the plate, you have to come in with a fat pitch to avoid walking the batter, and then watch out. The two types of control pitchers are spot pitchers' and strike pitchers. The former tries to catch the corners, the latter seeks to get the ball anywhere over thej Smokey Says: OLP60AT! THE BUT R3Q PETES LEAVE THE Words alone are not enough. can prevent forest flresl SMART DEER THAYER, Mo. here in the Missouri Ozarks the countryside frequently gang up to run whitetail deer.

But the deer are getting smart, too. The other clay a dog pack wai bellowing on the track of a spike- horn buck. The tired animal veered to bypass a farmer fixing fence. But the farmer, Bud Chronister, straightened up and hollered: "Hey, boy! Where do you-think you're going?" The fagged out deer walked up to Chronister and docilely allowed the farmer to load him into a pickup truck. Then he rested up in the farmers barn, eating hay and waiting for the dogs to depart before returning to his own environment..