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MARSHFIELD NEWS-HERALD, MARSHFIELD, WISCONSIN ELEVEN News-Herald Classified Ads Go a Long Way to Help Buy, Sell, Trade WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1941 Real Estate for Sale Merchandise Automotive Clark County NewS MT. MaOkrOU Classified Advertising INFORMATION All ads are restricted to their proper classification and to the style of type. The publisher reserves the right to edit or reject any classified advertising copy. Errors in advertisements should be reported immediately. The Marshfield News-Herald will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.

Advertising ordered for irregular Insertions takes the one time rate. thANIW NATIONAL CLASSIFIED AD WEEK APRIL inclusive SPONSORED BY ASSOCIATION NEWSPAPER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANAGERS Hang your FOR RENT sign in a News-Herald Classified Ad during National Classified Ad Week. If you want to find a renter for your property, a room in your home, apartment, business location or whatever you have FOR RENT will be noticed by thousands of our readers during National Classified Ad Week'. There will be more ads more readers more results. CLASSIFIED ADS disprove his statement and are of the opinion that Kirk was the driver of the car.

Kirk stated that they had left Camp Douglas Tuesday morning for Sauk City, where they had stopped for a short time, and were on their way to Eau Claire when the accident occurred. He admitted that they had a number of drinks at taverns along the route and had been in a tavern at Black River Falls about a half -hour before the accident. Reinhardt. an ex-service man, survived by his mother, and by sister and brother, all residing at Almond. He was a painter and decorator, and was employed on a civilian project at Camp Williams.

Members of the coroner's jury are William Duchow, Earl Bemis, James K. Briggs. Fred Tteiler, Ed Bleiler and Ed Noyes, all of Hum-bird. SILLICK WILL ADDRESS J0WNSEND CLUB MEET Neillsville Dr. F.

E. Sillick will be principal speaker at the weekly meeting of the Townsend Club at the W. R. C. Hall Friday night.

He will have for his topic, "Our Fight, Truth and Action." A lunch will be served following the meeting and the ladles are requested to bring cake and sandwiches. IS REJDJT THORP Conduct Funeral Services This Morning for Lublin Woman, 78 (Br, News-Herald Correspondent) Thorp A requiem high mass was read at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Hedwig's Catholic Church here for Mrs. Victoria Dombkie-wicz, 78, who died Sunday of a heart ailment at her home in Lublin. The Rev.

F. A. Kullg officiated and interment was made in the parish cemetery. Mrs. Dombkiewicz, nee Victoria Rutkowskl, was born March 17, 1863, in Europe and came to A-merica in 1904.

She lived on a farm in Taylor County for 37 years. Surviving are a son, Joe Dombkiewicz, Lublin; two daughters, Mrs. Nellie Orzewoski and Mrs. Helen Romanowski, Thorp; 23 grandchildren four greatgrandchildren. Oestreich Rites (By 'News-Herald Correspondent) Loyal Funeral services for Milton F.

Oestreich, 36. Loyal Township farmer, who died Friday morning, were held in the Loyal Methodist Church Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, following services at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oestreich. The funeral sermon was preached by the Rev.

Orlando Jewel, a prayer was said by the Rev. Leo Chapman, and the hymns were sung by Mrs. G. W. Nelson and Mrs.

Ray Prior, with Mrs. Jewel as accompanist. Interment was made in the family lot in the Lutheran cemetery. Pallbearers were Sigurd Johnson, Harold Johnson, Percy Vincent, David Smith, Vernon Mea-cham, and William Rohloff. Flowers were carried by Freda Olson, Mrs.

Gertie Rohloff, Mrs. Sigurd Johnson, and Mrs. Leo Chapman. Relatives from away who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Oestreich, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oestreich, Mr. and Mrs. August Bubolz, and Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Oestreich, Marshfield; and Mrs. William Oestreich, Park Falls. WILL CONDEMN PROPERTY Stevens Point The Common Council Monday night voted to institute condemnation proceedings against property northeast of the city, needed for a municipal airport project, efforts of city officials to purchase the property having failed. Approximately 55 acres of the homestead known as the Nugent farm are wanted.

CHICAGO MERCHANT DIES Chicago Iff) Maurice L. Rothschild, 76, prominent Chicago merchant and business leader, died today in Michael Reese Hospital following an operation for an abdominal ailment. He also operated stores in Mlnnneapolis and St. PauL Minn. noun MS Ante Accessories, Tires.

Parts 13 BODY FENDER REPAIRING Expert Work Free Estimates PATT MOTOR CO. FOR A fast pickup, fill up your car with Skelly gasoline. Home Service Station, 2 S. Chestnut. WRECKING A 1935 Studebaker 2 Ton Truck, 32 6, 10 ply tires.

Auto Wrecking Co. Phone 1036. Motorcycles and Bicycles 15 1936 Harley-Davidson 74" Deluxe Equip't. Reasonable. LAUBY CYCLE.

SERVICE Business Service Business Services Offered 18 BICYCLE REPAIR WORK And parts. Expert welding gen. repairing. Wegner's, W. First St.

PAINTING Paperhanging and furniture upholstering. Reasonable. F. Braem Sons. Ph.

148J. Beauty Parlors 18A HI, SI What's a cookin? Oh. Miranda's at MILADY'S gettin' good lookin. Full croq. wave, high end curl.

$1.75. Coralee Bty. Shop, over Montgomery-Ward. Ph. 497-R.

SHAMPOO And finger wave, 60c. Special, Mon. thru Manicure, 35c. Modern Beauty Shop. Employment Help Wanted Female 32 EXPER.

GIRL Over 18 for general housework. Ph. 202F12, or inq. Art Koffamus, Stratford. EXPER.

GIRL For gen. housework care of 1 child. Inq. Coast To Coast Store, ph. 335-W.

Ilelp Wanted Male 33 JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER Wanted immediately. Apply FRANK GARBER COMPANY, WISCONSIN RAPIDS. Tel. 862 MIDDLE AGED MAN Or boy for steady work on farm. Mrs.

Joe Ebacher, R-2, Wis. Rapids, Wis. MARRIED MAN Wanted on dairy farm. Priv. house.

Good wages. Write MM, News-Herald. EXPER. Hired man. Good milk er: good wages: steady work.

Henry Gowman, R3. Ph. Blk. 282 Situations Wanted Female 36 ELDERLY LADY Wants home. Will work for board room.

Write Box FF, News-Herald. Financial Money to Loan 40B MONEY TO LOAN On improved farms. Low rate of interest. GRAHAM LAND OFFICE 305 N. Maple Marshfield.

FARM LOANS Longtime Low Interest. WOOD COUNTY IN VESTMENT Sexton Bldg. AUTOMOBILE AND PERSONAL LOANS Bank Rates Liberal Terms PROMPT SERVICE Financing automobiles, household appliances, paying bills, or other useful purposes. CENTRAL STATE BANK MARSHFIELD. WIS.

Livestock norses, Cattle. Other Stock 48 5 IIOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS Lge. type; good producers. Chas, Schultz, 2 mi. S.

of Colby on 13. REG. Percheron Stallion or 1 work mare. Sound, young, priced to sell. Vic.

Christensen, Rl, City ATTENTION FARMERS! 40 head of home raised horses. Also serviceable bulls. FRED LAKOSKY, LOYAL. WIS 35 HORSES For sale or trade. Matched teams.

Also harnesses Dr. Warsinske, Marshfield. BAY MARE 7 yrs. Sale or trade for cow or young stock. Emil Ziegler, 2 mi.

yA mi. S. Chili. COW To freshen soon. Lawrence Niehaus, R-5, Mfid.

1 mi. E. on Becker Road. mi. S.

ALL FARMERS ARE INVITED To attend the calf grading demonstration to be held at the stock yards, April 29 at 10 a. Equity Co-op. Shipping Assli. GOOD SUPPLY Of horses at all times. Also used tractors.

R. Paulson Sons, Neillsville. WORK HORSES And dairy cows. Buy veal Saturdays until 12 S. M.

P. Co, Colby. Phone 108 Poultry and Supplies 49 ORDER MAY CHICKS NOW! $6.75 per 100 and up. WENDTS, 515 E. 4th St.

Phone 919. Phone Tour Classified Ada To 1000. 1. LudoTia, Thorn BEIllT (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) body of the dead man and scheduled an inquest to be held in the Mentor Town Hall, at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon. V.

E. Kivlin. College of Agri culture. Madison, an ye-witness who was en route to Chippewa Falls and was driving a few hundred feet behind the Reinhardt car when it struck the bridge, stated to the officers that Rein-hardt's car was weaving on the highway a short time before the accident and that it then left the concrete pavement and went about 50 feet on the right shoulder of the highway before it grazed the rail post of the railroad overhead and crashed into the bridge a few feet ahead. The right front part of the car was demolished and the impact swung the rear end of the car a-round to the center of.

the concrete highway. From the evidence found by the officers, Reinhardt apparently was thrown forward, his head striking the dash from the force of the impact Companion Is Questioned Questioned by the officers. Kirk stated that Reinhardt was driving the car when the crash occurred, but the officers found evidence to threatening to oppose Heil on' account of Frey, there have been times when his impatience might! have led to his resignation. Why Frey remained, and be came the butt of a bitter personal campaign of attack inspired by projects for which the Governor's office was iadirectly responsible, if only by reason of the fact that it did not veto them, has never been explained. It has been obvious enough to warrant universal comment, however, that Heil has not done a single thing to defend his friend.

It is all the more curious then that Good land, who didn't know Frey until he met him in the Capitol two years ago, should now step in and give him a friendly personal endorsement, and take it upon himself to inform the public through press statements of the value of Frey's accomplishments. Potpourri Lobbyists who don't change votes in the Legislature: the representatives of the League of Women Voters and the American Association of University TVomen, whose speeches are too ofttn peremptorily phrased Various "pink" organizations who seem to think that the committee table is a handy rostrum for an arm-swinging political speech Capitol sights: Justice Chester Fowler, recently re-elected, taking an afternoon drive in his six-year-old model Legislators' sons, watching papa in action, and carrying printed photographs of Governor Hell from the Governor's office, trophies which will become the envy of their classmates next week State employes' u-nion lobbyists still quoting Governor Hell's speech four months ago in favor of a State employes retirement system Representatives of the Conservation Department, almost alone of all the State Departments affected by pending legislative bills, popping up to take pro and con stands before hearing committees Acting Chairman John McBride of the Assembly Judiciary Committee: "We want to hear both sides, gentlemen, but not at the same time." H0MEMAKERS MEETING TO BE HELD APRIL 24 (By Ncws-Harald Correspondent) Greenwood The West Side Homemakers Club will be enter tained Thursday afternoon, April 24, at the home of Mrs. Oscar Dyre. Members of the Merry-Go-Round Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Cox tonight (April 23).

The Suffragett Club meeting will be held Thursday evening, April 24, at the home of Mrs. Earl Sloniker. PITTSVILLE MOTORIST TO BE SENTENCED APRIL 26 Wisconsin Rapids Sentencing of Lester Slater, Pittslvlle, who was arraigned before Justice Byron B. Conway Monday in a charge of driving a car with 1940 license plates, has been postponed until Saturday, April 26. County Traffic Officer Tony Hentz made the arr rest.

COME AND SEE is a Farm Equipment 55A FORDSON TRACTOR In good condition. Chris Smith, Route 1, lindsey. Wis. Dairy Equipment 55B Truth Needs No Explanation Over 300 UNIVERSAL Milkers In Use Around Marshfield Ask Your W. LUDWIG, 212 E.

3rd St. THE SURGE Short tube milker made its appearance 17 years ago. Since then and now it leads all others in sales and performance, and today the sales are far ahead of production. It has come to stay, others try to follow. A.

C. MARKS, 109 N. Maple St. Hay, Strarv For Sale 56A TIMOTHY HAY In barn and in stacks. On County Line, S.

of H. Stierle 308 S. Maple St. Good Things To Eat 57 MARTIN'S Pay 19c For Eggs Set Onions, 4 29c Occident Flour, 49 $1.69 Seeds, Plants, Flowers 63 ABOUT 15 BU. No.

38 Ped. Barley. This barley took 2nd place at State Fair 1st place at Mfid. Matt Britten, R3, Marshfield. GOPHER FAN SEED OATS 50c bu.

Herman Martin, 2Yz mi. S. of Unity. IV2 mi. W.

TIMOTHY SEED For sale. 5c lb. Fred Wilford, R-2. Marshfield. Phone Lindsey 386.

CHOICE Forty pound Gopher type oats, recleaned, 65c per bu. H. EBBE CO. SEE YOUR DEALER FOR BADGER BRAND SEEDS Complete Stock EBBE BROS. IMP.

CO. Distributors 410 S. Ash St. Phone 177 Wanted To Bay 66 HIGHEST Market prices paid for hides, iron and rags. L.

Shapiro And Sons, rear of Laundry. VENEER And saw mill logs wanted, as soon as road conditions permit hauling. Will take logs all summer. Write for prices specifications. Roddis Lbr.

Veneer, Marshfield. Rooms and Board Rooms Without Board 68 2 SLEEPING ROOMS Or light housekeeping rooms for rent. Inquire 710 South Cedar Street. Rooms For Housekeeping 69 TWO Furnished It. hskp.

rooms. Water, lights, heat furnished. 1012 S. Cherry St. Ph.

510-W. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM Close in. Light housekeeping privileges. 203 S. Cherry St.

Real Estate for Rent Apartments ana Flats 74 MARLO APT. 3 rms. bath. Hot cold water heat furnished. 801 S.

Cherry St. Ph. 474-J. MOD. Furnished 4 rm.

heated flat. Janitor service. Vac. Apr. 28.

S. Miller, phone 300 or 400. 2 ROOMS BATH For rent. Hot water and heat furnished. Phone 730.

Business Place for Rent 75 FOR RENT Greenwood Wrecking Yard and filling station. Inq. Mrs. Floyd McCann, Greenwood. Farms and Land for Rent 76 80 A.

FARM 50 A. under plow. Good bldgs. 5 mi. from Arpin.

Write Box RR, News-Herald. Houses For Rent 77 HOUSE NW of Hospital. Garage, barn, garden land to pasture cow. Aug. Bubolz, ph.

606-M. 11 ROOM HOUSE 5 bedrooms, 201 Vine St. Attractive neighborhood, charming home. Oil heat. Ideal for remodeling.

Im mediate occupancy. Write Mr. Robbins, First Wisconsin Trust Milwaukee. Wanted To Rent 81 WANTED TO RENT 3 room partly modern apartment. Fam ily of three.

Phone 1041-J. WANTED TO RENT Before May 20th, 6 or 7 room house by re sponsible party. Phone 610-R. Real Estate for Sale Business Property For Sale 82 Tavern, gas station, living Hy. 13.

Sale or trade. Cheap. A. LaBell, 702 Main, Menomonie. Houses for Sate 84 11 RM.

All mod. house, made into 3 apts. Double garage; lge. garden. 312 N.

N. side dr af ts. By Crane HAPWy UOTlCES TWO W0MEM flCW(S DECK. SUDDENLY Houses for Sale 84 11 ROOM HOUSE 5 bedrooms, 201 S. Vine St.

Attractive neighborhood, charming home. Oil heat. Ideal for remodeling. Immediate occupancy. Write Mr.

Robbins, First Wisconsin Trust Milwaukee, Wis. 5 ROOM HOUSE On Hinman Ave. Modern; 2 lots: orchard. Inq. R.

Winkert, R-l. Ph. 1163-R. Lots For Sale 85 YOU WILL ENJOY Your NEW HOME more if surrounded by other NEW HOMES. Buy your lot in Parkway Subdivision.

MARSHFIELD LAND CO. Wanted Real Estate 89 WANTED TO BUY Small mod ern house or duplex, reasonably priced. A. Dallendorfer. Ph.

40. Farm Auction Calendar FARMERS List your auction in this space. Write, call or phone the News-Herald office for details. APRIL 24 FRANK GRAF auction located 5 mi. 3 mi.

and V2 mi. S. of Marshfield. Sale starts at 1 p. m.

W. H. Krause, Thorp Finance Clk. MAY 31 P. M.

JOHN WTJETH- RICH Purebred Holstein Sale, on Wuethrich farm, located 2 mi. So. of Greenwood on Hy. 73, known as old Jake Huntzicker place. Auctions Legals Auction Sales 90 POSTPONEMENT OF HERBERT A.

DOERING AUCTION TO MONDAY, APRIL 28TH. THORP FINANCE CORP, CLK. Legal Notices 91 NOTICE OF BIDS Bids will be accepted up to noon Monday April 29. 1941 on the following; described property Town af Hansen NW NE Sec. 11-28-4 SW NE less 1 acre cemetery 11-23-4 SE NE Sec.

11-23-4 SW NW Sec 11-23-4 SE NW Sec. 11-23-4 City of MarshfleM High View Addition Lot 13. Block 3 SVi of NV4 of Lots 17, 18. 19. 20 Block 245 SVi of Lot 17.

18. 19, SO Block 24S Lot 6, Block 265. The County Land and Forestry Committee reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids. V. M.

Kelly County Treasurer. (April 23) Houses for Sale 84 BEAUTIFUL 5 ACRES, ON CEMENT ROAD, JUST OUT OF CITY. VERY LOW TAXES $600.00 CASH, BAL. $20.00 MONTH. CHEAPER THAN RENT "srrJ SEE W.

H. LUDWIG, 212 E. 3RD. State Capitol -vi Close-ups By Jslsa W. Wrnsar Madison The most peculiar incongruity with which the Capitol scene has been brightened in many days is the warm defense of August Frey, Research Bureau director, by Lt.

Gov. Walter S. Good- land. Frey during the last three years has been the target of more abuse and criticism than any other man in the Capitol. During all that time the Capitol knew well that he came to his job through appointment by Governor Heil, knew that he was a close personal friend of the Governor, and that he had enjoyed that intimacy for many years, in business and in politics.

Occasionally someone expressed surprise that during the periods of heavy fire in the direction of Frey the Governor never lifted a finger in his defense, never by word or deed indicated that he approved Frey's multitudinous and controversial projects, indeed, sometimes hinted that he did not know what Frey was doing, or what the storm which constantly blew around him was all about. For all practical purposes Heil ignored his assistant and old friend, and it was because he at times indicated indifference to ward him, that personal opponents of the research director were encouraged to intensify their scorn ful lampooning and incessant po litical maneuvering to get rid of him. Stranger Helps Those who knew Frey well know also that he felt keenly the Governor's lack of interest and lack of support in his work. Although there are those who allege that Frey's purported resignation just before the election last fall was a ruse to deceive the conservationist organizations who were NEILLSVILLE TONITE THURS. GENE AUTRY Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride? COMEDY CARTOON LATEST NEWS mm 2026.

Merchandise Articles for Sale 51 COMPLETE FIXTURES For modern butcher shop. Write or see Herman Ziemer, Medford. PRINTED Felt base floor cover ings, 6 9 ft. widths, 3c sq. ft.

Geo. Beck Floor Coverings. SEARS USED MERCHANDISE 1 Used Coal Wood Range, $20 2 Used Gas Pressure Stoves 2 Used Kerosene Ranges SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. ALL PORCELAIN RANGE Steel ranges, oilstoves. Bargains.

Vz blks. N. of Consumer's Store. Mfid. 2nd Hand Store, ph.

345W. WALLPAPER SPECIAL Balance of this week. ZY2c per roll up. SCHONHARDT'S, 554 S. Cent.

NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES Have the style, quality finish of fine furniture. Reasonably priced. Mitten's, 406 S. Cedar St. DESSERT? Try ELMER'S Rasp berry, Orange, Lemon or Pineapple Sherbet.

Phone 633. CLOTHES Used clothes, dresses, skirts, sweaters, shoes; also new fancywork rugs. Mrs. Gust Hagen, 267 E. 5th St.

Neillsville. CLEARANCE ON THROW RUGS Values up to $6.98, close out at $2.98. Montgomery Ward Co. USED WOOD 8c COAL RANGES In Good Condition. Reasonably Priced.

L. L. FELKER CO. I. L.

SETDL, PH. 1106-R. MFLD. FULLER BRUSH MAN. NEW SPECIAL ON SOON.

New studio couches, utility cab inets, pull-up chairs, blue parlor set. Johnson's Furn. House. ARMY SHOES $1.98 up. Army raincoats, 98c.

Sandy's Cut-Rate Clothing, 351 S. Central at 4th. BED AND SPRING Like new. Cheap. Inq.

205 W. Cleveland St. Phone 552-R. ELEC. POPCORN MACHINE About 36 in.

36 in. 5 ft. high. Very reas. Mfid.

2nd Hand Store. WASHED SAND GRAVEL And river run. Inq. I. 415 E.

Edison St. Phone 293-J. WHITE OAK FENCE POSTS For sale. Inquire Blum Bros. Box Co, Marshfield.

Phone 496. Business and Office Equipment 54 SHAW-WALKER OFFICE EQUIPMENT Desks, Chairs, Filing Cabinets Fire Files And Safes MARSHFIELD OFFICE SUPPLY 163 S. Central Phone 157-W OHMER Cash Registers Convenient Monthly Terms LESTER PRINTING CO. Farm Equipment 55A THESE ARE BARGAINS! 16 Ft. Van Brunt Drill, with grass seed attachment, used 1 season 1 Fordson Tractor LANG SCHARMANN, INC.

4 FORDSON TRACTORS AND TRACTOR PLOWS 1 BLACK GELDING. WT. ABOUT 1500 LBS- SOUND. INQ. EBBE BROS.

IMP. CO. 410 S. ASH ST. PHONE 177 Pbooe Yoor Classified Ada To 1000.

EASY THE Phone Your Ad To 1000 Mo ad is taken for less than a basis of three lines. Count four average words to the line. An average word contains five letters. Ads ordered for three or six times and stopped before expiration will be charged for only the number of times the ad appears and adjustments made at the rate earned. Special attention given to mail orders.

Cash must accompany all out-of-town tds. The words "over 17 years of age" must be' incorporated in every advertisement soliciting the employment of boys and girls. Wisconsin law forbids advertising during school sessions for the labor or service of any child of permit age. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Daily rate per line for consecutive insertions: One time Three times Six times -08 Minimum Cash -36 The News-Herald makes an earnest effort to keep its advertising columns free of deceptive and dtehonest announcements. Readers ere requested to report any unsatisfactory dealings with any advertiser.

Announcements Dowers ENHANCE THE WEDDING With gorgeous floral decorations from Hefko's. Whether a home or church wedding, we will be glad to lend our assistance in the decorations. HEFKO'S, ph. 194. CLOSING OUT Our entire nursery stock.

Bargain prices on all trees, shrubs, etc. BUNNYWOOD GREENHOUSE Personals Would like information concerning whereabouts of Earl Stroh. Notify S. S. Chevrolet Mfid Societies and Lodges 9 Marshfield Chapter No.

78 Regular Convocation of Marshfield Chapter No. 78, R. A. M. Apr.

28th at 7:30 p. m. Pot Luck Supper for members and ladies at 6:30 p. m. Ed.

L. Buchmiller, E. H. P. Alex Johnson, Secretary.

Automotive Automobiles for Sale 11 BETTER BECAUSE former Owners Have Given Them Better Than Average Care. 193S Oldsmobile 4 Dr. Sedan. Spotless interior, low mileage. The appearance alone reflects former owners painstaking care.

Drive it and you'll buy it. Priced for quick sale. 1937 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. Sedan. Beautiful black finish, spotless interior, new tires, only 20.000 miles.

Priced for quick sale. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY CORY MOTOR COMPANY BETTER CARS BETTER DEALS 110 W. 2nd. Lot Opp. Purdy School STOP! LOOK! READ! 1932 Chevrolet Coach 4 New Tires.

Runs Good. A Bargain At $75.00 BAUMAN AUTO CO. DEPENDABLE USED CAR! 1936 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan New Paint. Excellent Condition Throughout.

Special At $298.00 BOULEVARD MOTOR CO. BIGGEST USED CAR VALUES IN All Makes And Models BE SURE! See Our Fine Selection Before You Buy! PAULSON AUTO CO. Your Buick Dealer 1934 FORD V-8 Del. coach. Very good cond.

Good tires, radio, heater, license, spotlight. Very reas. 611 E. 2nd St. Ph.

546-M, 1929 PONTIAC SEDAN New li cense, radio, excellent tires. $30. LAUBY CYCLE SERVICE WASH TUBBS I TAKEN ALL THE PRE CAUTONS POSSIBLE. OJ THIS tAE AKiD LOMELy DECK I WAX WAIT. THEN IF THERE ARE EUEMiES WHO WOULD TAKE MY LIFE, LET THEM TRV -7T Livestock Poultry and Supplies 49 CUSTOM HATCHING Bring in your eggs every Wed.

Sat. MFLD. HATCHERY, 905 S. Cent. Wanted Livestock 50 500 LITTLE PIGS WANTED Be fore you sell, write or call Ernest Dittner.

R-4, Mfid. Ph. Spencer 2798. Top prices paid. I also buy any kind of livestock.

WANTED FEEDER PIGS, 8 WK. TO 150 LBS. Henry Woolstrum, R-l, Marshfield. Ph. Lindsey 224.

WANTED Beef cattle, all kinds: hogs. At Soo Line stockyards every Mon. until 2. Oscar Mayer Pack. L.

Leberg, Buyer. HIGHEST Market prices paid for dead horses, cows and pigs. Prompt service. Phone 211F13. STRATFORD RENDERING CO.

We Pay All Phone Calls WANTED Feeder pigs, 6 wks. up. Also springer cows, heifers. James Bertz, Loyal. Ph.

108F2. FOR HIGHEST PRICES And quick service, sell your horses and cattle to Kurt Marg Fox Farm. Write or reverse call to Neillsville. Wis. Phone X-6631.

WILL BUY CATTLE Calves hogs at Soo Line Stock Yards every Wed. until 4 p. m. Chris. Paulson, 1211 S.

Chestnut. Ph. 27 WE Buy, sell exchange all kinds of cattle. Top prices paid for beef cows. Aaron Mintz.

Mfid. Res. ph. 244. Farm, 4 mi.

W. of Mfid. on H. Phone 1163-W. $3 $4 for dead disabled horses cows.

Spindler's Minkery, ph. Stratford 108 reverse charges. Dead, disabled horses, cows. $3 up. We call promptly.

Hilgemann Fur Farm, ph. Stratford 207F4. Merchandise Articles for Sale 51 COMMERCIAL ASHES FREE For hauling. Stock Gro, Depot old Borden Plant. GAS STOVE 4 burners, warming oven, broiler, regulator, a-i condition.

Phone 556. HAPPY MONDAYS From now on! Washday will never be blue again when you launder the simple, convenient General Electric way. Trade in your old washer on a new G-E Washer with the remarkable new One-C 1 Wringer. $69.95 and up. MERKEL ELECTRIC CO.

FREE IRONING BOARD Given with each purchase of $7.95 Universal Automatic Electric Iron. RetaD value, $9.95. For a limited time JOE'S ELECTRIC SHOP FINE SELECTION Mother's Day and Graduation Cards now on display at MFLD. BOOK STATIONERY MAKE YOUR KITCHEN DOLLARS GO Buy The Best Buy A Monarch Range! All Electric, Bottle Gas, Wood Coal, and Combination Ranges. Be sure tc see our com plete display before you buy.

Liberal allowance for your old range. Small down payment, bal ance easy terms, no finance com panies. MARSHFIELD FAIR, INC. "Surprise Attack" SOIL ssv-- BETTER TO T- 1 BE PREPARED I THAN TO BE CAU6HT I i WAPPIW6. AH, TWO V.

HUDDLED FORMS- TrtEy AS COM iS I I Full Length Moving: Picture INSTRUCTIVE ENTERTAINING Friday, April 25th 8:00 O'CLOCK P. M. Municipal HallSpcnccr, Wis. Farmers Co-op Co. SPENCER, WISCONSIN.

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