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MARSHFTELD NEWS-HERALD. MARSHFIELD, WISCONSIN ELEVEN A News-Herald Classified Jkd Can 't to Sell Home Cured Meat 'm- eat, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1941 XH. Me Auctions Legals Auctions Legal Automotive Classified Advertising INFORMATION All ads are restricted to their Defense Program That will bring a -demand for used stoves, heaters, rugs, used furniture, etc. If you have items you no longer use, inexpensive little News-Herald Classified Ads will sell them for useable cash. 4 v- I 4 BRITISH FLAY SOCCER DESPITE WAR R.

O. Brown, a trained spotter, in foreground, ready to flag the players and spectators out of sight if German planes appear during soccer game in South London England. (This photo was passed by British censor and flown to New York by Clipper). (NEA Telephoto) Clark County NewS Legal Notices 81 STATE OF WISCONSIN. COCNTY COCRT.

WOOD COCNTT NOTICE OF HEARING ESTABLISH DESCENT OF REAL ESTATE In the Matter of the Estate of BERTHA V. HUEBNER. Deceased. Notice ja hereby given that at term of said Coart to be held on Tuesday, the 4th day of February. U41.

at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court House in the City of Wisconsin Rapids. Wood County. Wisconsin, there will be heard and considered The verified petition of Veronika McEl-roy. Esther Miller and Walter Huebner for the issuance of an order establishing descent of real estate owned by Bertha V. Huebner; late of the City of Marshfield.

said Wood County. Dated January 1941. BY ORDER OF THE COURT, Frank W. Calkins. Judge.

Robert S. Goggina Petitioners" Attorney Wisconsin Rapids. Wisconsin. (Jan. 4-11-18) Notice of Hearing Application far Administration and Notice to Creditors STATE OF WISCONSIN.

COUNTY COURT. WOOD COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of Max Bauer, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that at term of said Court to be held on Tuesday, the 21st day of January. 1941, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said at the Courthouse in the City of Wisconsin Rapids, in said County, there will be heard and considered: The application of Frances Kaeser for the appointment of an administrator of the estate of Max Bauer, deceased, late of the City of Marshfield, in said County: Notice is further given that all claims against the said Max Bauer, deceased, late of the City of Marshfield. in Wood County.

Wisconsin, must be presented to said County Court at Wisconsin Rapids. In said County, on or before the 2nd day of June. 1941. or be barred and that all such claims and demands will be examined and adjusted at a term of said Court to be held at tha Court-house in the City of Wisconsin Rapids, in Said Cftlintv. An Tn I.

i. mt 10 'dock in the forenoon of aald day. A i vbuki isecemoer um, By Order of the Court. Frank W. Calkins.

Judge. Daniel T. Hocek, Attorney. (Dec. 21-28 Jan.

4) STATE OF COUNTY wusi, nuuu COUNTY NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of. Eliza Bobbins. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that all claims against the said Eliza Robbins. deceased, late of the Town of Richfield, in Wood County.

Wisconsin, must be presented to said County Court at the Court House in said County, on or before the SOth day of April. 1941. or be barred; and that all such claims and demands will be examined and adjusted at a term of said Court to be held HaU in the Citr of Marshfield. in said County, On Tuesday, the 11th day of 7.1941' mt 19 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. Dated December SC.

1940. By Order of the Court, For, Ton, Tk W' Attorneys. (Dec. 28 Jan. 4-11) Answers to Cranium Crackers 1.

Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw. Ted Lewis, Jimmy Dorsey special ize on the clarinet. 2. Fred Waring started out as a banjo player. 3.

Ben Bernie is the "old maestro." His specialty is the vio lin. 4. Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Kay Kyser, Benny Goodman wear glasses. 5. incent Lopez, Johnny Green, Eddie Duchin are piano-players.

WOODRUFF RE-ELECTED MICHIGAN'S CHAIRMAN Wash In ton Michigan's Congressional delegation re-elected Representative Woodruff (R-Mich) chairman at an organization 'meeting yesterday. Woodruff also was nominated as a member of the House Republican Committee on Committees and Representative Oondero (R-Mich) to the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee. In an effort to make the windows of busses used in the city of London more resistant to shatter ing when bombs burst nearby, the glass is covered with adhesive net ting. A 3k T-Sf-rTO wy.W Motorcycles and Bicycles IS 1935 Harley-Daridsor .45" Reconditioned. Reasonable.

LAUBY CYCLE SERVICE Business Service Business Services Offered 18 CALL US For free estimates on repairing Sc re-upholstering of furniture. F. Braem Sc Sons. Beauty Parlors ISA THIS WAY TO CHARM! Visit MODERN BEAUTY 'SHOP, 325 S. Central Ave, regularly.

Phone 209. DUART OIL high end curl, $1.95. Coralee-Bty. Shop, over Montgomery-Ward. Ph.

497-R. RESOLVED By every woman who wants to stay young. To pay frequent visits to MiLadys in '41. Printing and Engraving 27 Town Treasurers' Let Us Print Your Tax Post Card Notices And Reports. Lester Printing Co.

Employment Help Wanted Female 32 GIRL Or woman wanted help with housework, children, few hours daily; Phone 627. HOUSEKEEPER Wanted on farm. Write John Zdun. R-3, Granton, or ph. Neillsville X3721.

GIRL Wanted for general housework. Sleep home. Apply at 411 North Maple St. GIRL Over 20, for general housework. Apply at 813 W.

5th St. Phone 799. GIRL For part time waitress work. Dutch's Bar, Marshfield, Wis. Situations Wanted Female 36 Housekeeping position wanted by elderly woman in partly modern home.

R-2. Box 83, Stratford. Financial Money to Lean 40B AUTOMOBILE AND PERSONAL LOANS Bank Rates liberal Terms PROMPT SERVICE Financing automobiles, household appliances, paying bills, or other useful purposes. CENTRAL STATE BANK MARSHFTELD, WIS. FARM LOANS Longtime Low Interest.

WOOD COUNTY INVESTMENT Sexton Bldg. Livestock Horses Cattle, Other Stock 48 GOOD SUPPLY Of horses at all times. Also used tractors. R. Paulson Sc Sons.

Neillsville. 50 HEAD OF HORSES 35 bulls. Also used tractors and plows. Fred Lakosky, Loyal, Wis. Wanted Livestock 58 $3 $4 for dead Sc disabled horses Sc cows.

Spindler's Minkery, ph. Stratford 108 Sc reverse charges. WILL BUY CATTLE Calves hogs at Soo Line Stock Yards every Wed. until 4 p. m.

Chris Paulson, 1211 S. Chestnut. Ph. 27 WANTED At all times. 500 pigs wt.

30 lbs. up. Also calves, Ernest Dittner, R-4. Marshfield. Phone Spencer 2798.

THE Equity Co-op. Shipping Association will ship livestock every Tues. forenoon from the Soo Line stockyards. F. J.

Durst, Mgr. Phone 1107-M. Dead, disabled horses, cows. $3 up. We call promptly.

Hilgemann Fur Farm, ph. Stratford 207F4. HIGHEST Market prices paid for dead horses, cows and pigs. Prompt service. Phone 211F13.

STRATFORD RENDERING CO. We Pay All Phone Calls PAYING $2 to $5 for dead down fox horses Sc cows. Lone Pine Fox Ranch, ph. Stratford 211F13. We pay all ph.

charges. HIGHEST Prices paid for your dead or down Sc standing horses Si cattle. I pay all phone calls. KURT MARG FOX FARM Neillsville. Wis.

Ph. X-6631. WE Buy, sell Sc exchange all kinds of cattle. Top prices paid for beef cows. Aaron Mintz.

Mfid. Res. ph. 244. Farm.

4 ml W. of Mfid. on H. Phone 1163-W. Merchandise Articles for Sal 51 USED White porcelain Quick Meal coal wood range.

Used Round Oak city gas range. New portable elec. Empire milker at closeout price. Noll Hardware Co. proper classification and to the regular 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. No ad is taken for less than a basis of three lines.

Count four Phone Your Ad To 1000 average words to the line. An average word contains five letters. Ads ordered foi 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 rates for yearly advertising upon request. Special attention given to mail orders.

Cash must accompany all out-of-town ads. 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 -1 Three times -10 Six times .08 Minimum Cash -38 The News -Herald makes an earnest effort to keep its advertising columns free of deceptive an? dishonest announcements.

Readers are requested to report any unsatisfactory dealings with any advertiser. Announcements Flowers FLOWERS For the Brides of 1941. Let us prepare the floral arrangements for your wedding. Many years of experience enable us to create artistic floral arrangements. Phone 194 or see T.

D. HEFKO FLORIST. BRIGHTEN Long winter days with gorgeous blooming plants from Bunnywood. Ph. 386-W.

Societies and Lodges Marshfield Lodre No. 224 F. St A. M. a Regular Communication of afA Marshfield Lodge No.

224. F. A. M. Jan.

6th at 6 p. m. Theo. Hoffman, W. Alex Johnson.

Sec. Automotive Automobiles for Sale 11 START OUT RIGHT IN 1941 BUY A PAULSON USED CAR 1940 Buick Sport Coupe 1940 Buick 4 Dr. Trg. Sedan 1939 Buick 4 Dr. Trg.

Sedan 1939 Dodge 4 Dr. Trg. Sedan 1939 Plymouth 2 Dr. Trg. Sedan 1939 Oldsmobile 4 Dr.

Trg. Sedan 1939 Pontiac 4 Dr. Trg. Sedan 1938 Buick 4 Dr. Sedan 1938 Chev.

4 Dr. Trg. Sedan 1937 Buick 4 Dr. Sedan PAULSON AUTO CO. Your Buick Dealer TODAY'S BEST BUY! 1936 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Town Sedan.

Equipped with 1941 license, and heater. This car is just like new. See it! BAUMAN AUTO CO. NEW YEAR NEW LEAF Why not a new car? See our selection of dependable used cars today. BOULEVARD MOTOR CO.

1936 Nash Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, clock, overdrive. Priced to sell. 109 S.

Maple. Ph. 319-JX. Aato Trucks For Sal 12 BUYING A NEW TRUCK? See the new 1941 International Line of Trucks. From ton up.

PATT MOTOR CO. Auto Accessories, Tires, Parts 13 SEE PAUL PIRWITZ Bauman Auto for expert body Sc fender repairing. Reas. ratfs. W.

1st. FOR Easy starting In cold weather, get your new National battery today. Home Service Station. WRECKING A 1934 International 2 T. Truck, 7.50-20 tires.

Auto Wrecking Co. Phone 1036. WASH TUBBS THIS tSMTT AM qBtMARV KSTPlSi PLAIcbi MAJtl; ITS UFEOH CEATnJ ViCKrS BE EM TAKEU BV THE MOST RUTHLESS SABOTEUR Ol THE COrXrnJErJT! Auction Sales 90 AUCTION Jan. 6th at i 10:30 a. m.

On J. Art Johnson i farm, known as Martin Strom-men place. 3 mi. N. E.

Greenwood. 18 hd. cattle. 4 horses. 6 pigs, 85 chickens, farm mchy, 20 T.

Hay. 40 T. silage, 225 bu. oats, straw stack. Terms.

J. V. Smith, Auct: Thorp Fin. Corp, J. Arthur Johnson.

Prop. Legal Notices 91 IN CIRCUIT COl'RT. WOOD COCNTT. STATE OF WISCONSIN Marshfield Building and Loan Association, Plaintiff. Marie Mechler.

Edward C. Mechler. Ray Mechler. Daniel T. Hoeek and United Shoe Machinery Corporation, a foreign corporation.

Adler'a Trio, Incorporated, a Wisconsin corporation, and W. Pors. administrator of the Estate of Edward F. Mechler. deceased.

Defendants. By virtue of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale, made in the above entitled action on the 3rd day of January. A. D. 1940.

the undersigned sheriff of Wood County. State of Wisconsin, will sell at public auction at the Front Door of the City Hall in the City of Marshfield. Wood County. Wisconsin, on the 19th day of February. 1941.

at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of that day. the real estate and mortgaged premises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: Commencing at a point 11 feet South of the SE corner of Lot a Block of the recorded plat of the City of Marshfield. Wisconsin, and running thence Southerly 25 feet on the line of Central Avenue; tbence at right angles Westerly 160 feet to the alley; thence at right angles Northerly 25 feet; thence at right angles Easterly 160 feet to the place of beginning also an un divided one half interest in and to the brick and stonewall of Leo Rose Store building on the Northerly side of said property for a distance of 81 feet back from Central Avenue in said City also an undivided one-half interest in the Brick and atone wall of Kliner. Lang dc Scharman Company on the Southerly aide of said property a distance of 81 feet back from Central Avenue, aa described in Vol. SS of Deeds on page 697.

Wood County. Wisconsin, records, also the stairway on the Northerly aide of said building, which is subject, however, to the joint use of the occupants of both buildings, the expense of maintaining same to be borne equally by the owners of the respective properties. Terms of Sale, Cash. Dated this 4th dsy of January. A.

D. 1941. Henry J. Becker. Sheriff of Wood County.

Wis. By Walter C. Mueller. Deputy Sheriff. E.

C. Pors. Plaintiff. Attorney. (Jan.

4-11-13-25 Feb. 1-8) Notice of Hearing Application for Administration and Notice to Creditors STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT. WOOD COUNTY In the Mstter of the Estate of Berthold Laemle. Deceased.

Notice is hereby given that at a term of said Court to be held on Tuesday, the 14th day of January. 1941. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the City Hall in the City of Marshfield, in said County, there win be beard and considered The application of Arthur M. Laemle for the appointment of an administrator of the estate of Berthold Laemle. deceased.

late of the City of Marshfield. in said County Notice fa further given that all claims against the said Berthold Laemle. deceased. late of the City of Marshfield. in Wood County.

Wisconsin, must be presented to said County Court at Wis. Rapids, in said County, on or before the 23rd day of April, or oc Barred and tnat all such claims and demands will be examined and adjusted at a term of said Court to be held at the City Hall in the City of Marshfield. in said County, on Tuesday, the 11th of May. 1941, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. Dated Dec 17.

1940. By Order of the Court, Frank W. Calkins. Judo-e. Louis Laemle Jr.

231 So. La Salle. Chicago, 111.. Attorney. (Dec.

il-tS Jan. 4) STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT. WOOD COUNTY NOTICE OF SALE Henry Eckes, Plaintiff, Margaret Leibelt. Julia Miller. Elisabeth Jahnke.

Florentine Gehler. Helen Altmann. Wood County. Wisconsin and State of Wisconsin, Defendants. By virtue of a judgment of foreclosure and sale rendered in the above entitled action on the 14th day of November.

19S9 and entered and docketed in the office of the Clerk of the County Court for Wood County, Wisconsin, on the 15th day of November. 1919. the undersigned Sheriff of Wood County Wisconsin will offer for aale and sell at public auction at the North front main entrance of the City Hall in the City of Marshfield in said County on roe ztra day of January. 1941 at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon on that day the real estate and mortgaged premises directed by said judgment to -be sold and therein described as follows: Lots Eight (8) and Nine () of Block Thirty Four (14) of the Fourth Addition to the Village (now City) plat of Marshfield in Wood County. Wiscon sin.

Terms of sale cash. Dated this 6th day of December, 1940. Henry J. Becker Sheriff of Wood Cennty. Wis.

By K. A. Pucker Deputy Sheriff. Wayne E. Deming.

Plaintiffs Attorney Marshfield. Wisconsin. (Dec 7-14-21-Ji Jan. 4-11) Notice of Application for Probate of Will and Notice Creditors STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT, WOOD COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of Theresia Endres.

sometimes also written Theresia Endries. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that at term of said Court to be held on Tuesday, the 11th day of February. 1941. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day.

at the City Hall in the City of Marshfield. in said County, there, will be heard and considered 1 lie application or Joseph Jndries and John Endries for the probate of the Will of Theresia Endrea, deceased, and for the appointment of an executor or adminis trator with the will annexed of the estate of ssid Theresia Endres, deceased, late of the City of Pittsville, in said County; Notice is further given that all claims against the said Theresia Endres. de ceased, late of the City of Pittsville. in Wood County. Wisconsin, must be pre sented to said County Court at Wisconsin Rapids, said County, on or before the 1st day of May.

1941. or be barred: and that all such claims and demands will be examined and adjusted at a term of said Court to be held at the City Hall in tha City of Marshfield, in said County, "on Tuesday, the 11th day of May. 1941. at It o'clock in the forenoon of said day. Dated December Z7th, 1940.

By Order of the Coort. Frank W. Calkins, Judge. Wayne E. Deming, Attorney.

(Dec 28 Jan. 4-11) News-Herald Cbuftifled Ads Bring Results. Phone Your Classified Ada To 1000. By Crane -ruKi son fiSTC TaXXIEU EVES2V TVKVJ IMA69JE SOO COPS SOW ASZOUMD tUvPECTIMd I P. Ludovla.

PINE VALLEY LOCAL TO HOLD MEETING MONDAY Neillsville The Pine yValley Local of the Farmers Equity-Union will meet at the Leland Bandelow home, Neillsville, on Monday evening. Jan. 6, at 8 o'clock for the regular session. Members are asked by Mrs. Clair Smale, secretary, to start the New Year right by attending.

1 Neillsville Personals Mrs. Henry Rahn is confined to her home by illness. The Rev. and Mrs. William A.

Baumann and Erich H. Sievert visited Mrs. Sievert and baby at St. Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield, Thursday evening. Mrs.

E. L. Bradbury, who has been ill at the Neillsville Hospital for the past month, has recovered sufficiently to permit her removal to the home of her son, Lewis Bradbury. SAYS ASCAP WILL HAVE TO SUE FOR $90 BILL Green Bay If the Ameri can Society orf Composers, Authors, and Publishers wishes to collect a $90 bill for songs used at public dances here last summer, it will have to sue. City Atty.

Thorn as C. Dwyer said yesterday. Dwy er held that the orchestras that played the copyrighted ASCAP music were responsible for any infringement, not. the city of Green Bay. Ideas are obstinate little things.

They won't work unless you do. Merchandise Articles for Sale 51 JUST ARRIVED! New shipment of rubber boots with leather tops. All sizes. 98c and up: Leather chopper's mitts. 75c values, only 23c.

Sandy's Cut-Rate Clothing, 329 y2 S. Central, above Economy Store. Open 8:30 a. m. to 9 p.

m. NEW Low prices on metal Venetian blinds. Geo. Beck Floor Coverings in Hager's Shoe Store. Phone 450-M.

BUTTERSCOTCH Ice Cream in brick or bulk, special at Elmer's Ice Cream. Ph. 633. We deliver. TRADE IN Your old stove on a new Superf ex or Ivanhoe oil burning heater made by the Perfection Stove world's largest manufacturers of oil i stoves.

These heaters successfully burn a No. 3 fuel oil which means more heat per gallon of oil used. Easy terms. No finance companies. MARSHFIELD FAIR, INC.

COOK ELECTRICALLY! With a General Electric or Hot Point Electric Range featuring Calrod self cleaning 5 speed unit, deep well cooker, 2 unit oven. Ranges can be equipped with light, timer, and condiment set. MERKEL ELECTRIC CO. A-l USED FURNITURE 2 Davenports, One mohair, one velour 1 Large Chair With Ottoman 1 Oak Dining Room Set 1 Round Oak Dining Room Table 1 Wilton Rug. size 111 15 BAER'S USED GAS RANGE Moore-Carlton table top model.

4 burners and oven. Fine condition. Reasonably priced. JOE'S ELECTRIC SHOP Borrow Sherwin-Williams Paint Sc Color Style Guide. 143 color styl-ings for your home.

Schonhardt's GOOD Used furniture at bargain prices. We repair all makes of sewing machines. Marshfield 2nd Hand Store. Phone 345-W. Bosinese and Office Equipment 54 REARRANGE Your file system for 1941.

We carry file folders, guides, transfer cases and everything for the filing department. MARSHFIELD OFFICE SUPPLY USED And rebuilt typewriters, adding machines and business equipment. Liberal trade-in. MFLD. BOOK Sc STATIONERY.

Farm Equipment 55A FARMERS, ATTENTION! Ideal Drinking Cups. Each EBBE BROS. IMP. CO. 410 8.

Ash St. Phone 177 Dairy Equipment 55B Our Vacuumatic Milker Washer Does A Bettei Job Than Possible By Hand. W. H. LUDWIG.

Fuel, Feed, Fertilizers' 56 GREEN Sc DRY WOOD For sale. Will deliver any amount. Brandl, 415 E. Edison. Ph.

293J. MTXKD POLEWOOD For sale. $2.15 per cord delivered. Blum Bros. Box Co.

Phone 496. Good Things To Eat 57 MARTIN BROS. Cane Sugar. 100 Lb. Bag, $4.89 Occident Flour, 49 $1.65 Machinery and Tools 61 MACHINE SHOP FOUNDRY Complete line of cord wood saws and arbors.

LANG SCHARMANN, INC. Wanted To Buy 66 WANTED TO BUY We will pay the highest market price for tie timber. Inquire at office for prices. Phone 496. BLUM BROS.

BOX CO. "The Net Spreads" Merchandist Wanted To. Buy 66 WANTED TO BUY I have several calls for used Surge milkers. A fair cash price guaranteed. See A.

C. Marks. 109 N. Maple. St.

Your Surge Dealer. HIGHEST Market prices paid for hides and iags. Shapiro Sc Sons, rear of Laundry. ADVANCED PRICES On logs effective Dec. 23.

Write or call for new lists at Roddis Lumber Sc Veneer Marshfield. Wis. Rooms and Board Booms Without Board 68 HEATED Sleeping rooms in mod. ern home. Very reasonable.

Mrs. E. Uthmeier, 120 N. Central Ave. SLEEPING ROOM In modern home, for rent.

Inquire 504 S. Maple Street. LARGE SLEEPING ROOM In modern home. Daybed for sale, $3. Inq.

122 W. Arnold St. Rooms For Housekeeping 69 LARGE Furnished room. Light housekeeping privileges. Close in.

203 S. Cherry St. LARGE Nicely furnished upper fight hskp. room. Suitable for 2.

Heated. Inq. 201 E. Second St. Real Estate ior Rent Apartments and Flats 74 4 ROOM Modern newly decorated.

With refrigerator. Heat Sc water furn. Reas. Ph. 734-W.

5 ROOM Lower flat, partly modern. Also 1 It. hskpg. room, heated. Inq.

105 E. 11th St. 5 ROOM Modern lower flat. Vacant Jan. 15.

Phone 962-M. MODERN UPPER APT. 5 rooms and bath. Close in. Heat furnished.

307 S. Cedar Street. 5 ROOM Modern heated apartment. Garage. Inq.

214 y2 W. 6th St. Ph. 565-W or 246-W. 2 SMALL APARTMENTS For rent.

Furnished. Reasonable. Phone Houses For Sent 77 ALL MODERN 7 room house and garage. Reasonable rent. Inquire- at 215 concord St.

or call 301-W. Real Estate for Sale Farms and Land For Sale 83 80 A. FARM For sale. Some stock and machinery. C.

D. Halsey, R-2, Spencer. Wis. 40 A. FARM For sale cheap.

Under plow. All buildings. Inq. H. Thomas.

R-l, MUladore. Wis. Houses for Sale 84 Home, 6 Room, North Side, $1600 Home, 6 Room, West Side. $1300 Home. 6 Room, West Side, $2000 Terms.

W. H. LUDWIG, E. 3rd St. 3 MODERN HOUSES Centrally located.

Priced for quick sale. J. P. Weber, Rl, City. Ph.

1124R. Lots For Sale 85 SECURE A LOT For your new home in Parkway Subdivision where restrictions provide that only dwellings can be erected. Prices and terms reasonable. MARSHFIELD LAND CO. Tj Exchange Real Estate 88 HOUSE 2V2 acres land, oil station, good town.

Will trade for farm with some personal. GRAHAM LAND OFFICE Farm Auction Calendar FARMERS List your auction In this space. Write, can or phone the News-Herald, office for details. FRSrJT FEEDER I li IX. Phono tT.

NetlkvOlo District Attorney Only New County Servant at Neillsville Neillsville Clark County's e-lectlve officers will start their two year terms of office on Monday, Jan. 8. Seven of the officers, will be succeeding themselves, having been re-elected at the November election. The only change will be in the office of district attorney, where Bruce F. Bell fuss will sue- ceed Hugh F.

Gwin. Succeeding themselves are County Clerk Calvin Mills. County Treasurer James H. Fradette, Register of Deeds Henry E. Rahn.

Sheriff Herman J. Olson, Clerk of Court Ben Frantz. Coroner P. C. Ludovic.

and County Surveyor Clarence Mathewson. No changes in the personnel of any of the offices have been made or are sontemplaed by any of the officers, and Herbert Borde, deputy county Miss Aileen Tompkins, deputy county treasurer, Joseph Wavrunek, deputy register of deeds, and Herbert Olson, undersheriff, will continue in their positions. District Attorney-elect Bellfuss has announced that he will maintain his office in the Haight and Beilfuss law offices, on the second floor, First Naitonal Bank Building, Neillsville. and that he will be there on Monday. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday of each week, and will be in his office at Abbotsford every Wednesday and Friday.

Mr. Beilfuss states that his law partner, Hugh O. Haight. a former district attorney, will a tend to the duties of the district at torney's office during the days that Mr. Beilfuss will be in the Abbots- ford office.

'COVERED' RECRUITING 'AND ENLISTS HIMSELF Lancaster. Pa. W) Wood row W. Bierly. 23 year old reporter who "covered Army and Navy recruiting stations for the Intel- llngencer-Journal here, submitted his resignation, telling the boss: The city editor gave me the assignment, but he didn't know that he couldn't trust me." Bierly had enlisted for a three year hitch in the Army.

REJUVENATED A Russian scientist has brought to life microbes and other speci mens or sman marine me aiier they have been frozen for thou sands of years. The attraction of the moon and sun cause tides, with the moon having the stronger effect of the two. since it is much nearer to the earth. NEILLS VILLE Last Times Tonite "EAST OF THE RIVER Sun. Mon.

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U. S. NAVY TRUCK BEFORE A CHINESE TEMPLE One of the strangest sights on far-famed Burma Road, main life-line between the Chinese government and the outside world, is the spectacle of big American trucks plying that highway with American flags and S. Navy conspicuously painted on both sides. They belong to the United States Navy and their presence there does not prove that the seamen have become landlubbers.

These trucks, manned by able seamen, play a very vital part in the Navy's business id the Far East. Up at CTnmgkrng. present capital of the Chiivge government, there is anchored in the Yangtse River, opposite the American Embassy, the U. 8. naval vessel Tutuila.

It is there for the protection of Americans in Chungking. The trucks are engaged in two important tasks. On the down trail to Rangoon. Burma, they carry from the crew of the Tutuila and legation pouches from the Embassy. On the tip-trip they carry the supplies the Tutuila needs, from to tanks of gasoline.

Trips are made once a month. The flags are painted on the trucks so the Japanese airmen may bare co excuse to mistake them for Chinese trucks and ft im wtuviec sue, t. at oca, u. a. nr.

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