Ames Tribune from Ames, Iowa • Page 4

A I I Friday. J. 1155 Slater MM. Havfert Mr. and Mrs.

James Fkxlea were ai Thursday evening dinner in the Log Cabm. Those attending were Mrs. Anna Larson xrpe of Huxley, Mr. and Mrs. John Syd-S ij Thor Mason.

CJLSMXI the birthday at Kicker. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryg were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. Parsons is Des Moines. Mrs. Amund Ihle.

Mrs. Amanda Woods. Mrs. Hugh Hart of Long Beach, Calif and Mrs. Ethe! Den- A aJ I A 1 ton of Cambridge Tuesday afternoon luncheon guests at the of Mrs.

Joel Mrs. Joel Seierson arxii Qer guests at! home of Mrs Ethel Dtcton ic! girl and Mrs. O-crsr 01 Hux- lley enjoyed a jj.enic cinntr at Mo ness. Mr. and Mrs.

Thor Mason Garv wfre SunMi Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flocen. Mr and Mrs. George Floden and Mr and Mrs.

Sanford Fioden and; Dean. Mrb. Richard AlZeman and children. ir arxi ilrs Carro Tweedt. Collene and Marilyn, Bettv Tucker and Mr.

arxi Mrs. Arlen Tweect and Jana, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fiocen, and Beth and Mr. and Mrs.

John Ozrsun of FJ- tacer and the honored guests. Mr Mrs. Jamev Floden. The presented Mr arjd Mrs. Flo- dent with a gift of money.

The couple will be at 2S18 Oak- land, Ames i arx Sunday afternoon visitors at the srri-. td horr.t- Thor Mason home Mr. and Mrs. Milforc Thompson and Shar- on and Mr. and Mrs.

Art Mason were Sur.c..\ guests at of Ames. I parental Ed Twit home, additional 'guests and Mrs. WCmer Sunday cinner guests at lne A and r-ma home of Mrs. Jovce Accola were I The Sate-- ciuo met Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Accola, Cheryl and David; Mr. and Mrs. Wendell ecaesca 0 nojt Bonsai o- Kansas C.tv of V-J'JDP 0 -nd r5 Kr fro-" a recL frorr; tne ser male or female, cotnottent to removing and painting esti trial balances, financial mates. A. CE2-7933.

statement, operating make payroll reports and help with office management. A good position for a qualified person. O'Neil Dairv Co. Bindery Workers Wanted Wcmen workers needed for JUT bindery aepartmei-U Piece work with excellent nnirirrnum guarantee. Sufis: 4 p.

m. 12 midzut- 12 midruie 8 a. no Monday thru Friday. Premium paid oa both mtc Rest period on both Applv in person. Personnel The Reuben H.

Donnelley Corp. Nevada, Iowa. me 1 California Slate forestry firefithters set a backfire jost west of a i illp. near Yrcka, in effort to stop forest fire from de- strojinjt tW town of Yreka. Their efforts were succesful, and the flames were stopped 4-and-a-half miles from the town.

Almost A I 170 square miles of California forest lands have been destroyed br YY Tires. See Us For Concrete We handle a complete at Loiter Concrete products Beautify your home with our ornamental railings. Many styles and designs to choose from. Welding South Duff on Highway 69. CK2-5690 itove; walnut coffee table; fireplace screen, umbrella clothes line; 2 picnic beaches: 3 burner kerosene stove.

CE2-79S4. I BALDWIN ACROSON1C PIANO. alnut case. Excellent condition. $500.

532 Agg Ave STOKOlTsTOKER. Good conoUtion. 1217 Grand Phone CE2-609B. A G. E.

REFRIGERATOR, excellent co" 9x12 fibre rug: Englander bleeps 2. 1006 Clark. LAYING hens, culled. 75V Call CE2-2985. STUDENT DESK So.

windows and pair CE2-541 Student desk L'nLmshed chest, $13 50 SLIGHTLY KENMORE from 510 50 washer, i room and bedroom 4' Step Ladder 3 o'J furniture. 25 Ib. Calcium Chloride CE2-9071 S. Hanson Lumber Co. 212 Duff CE2 5152 Rock's 'Spies' UAIC UPID WAKJTCn MALE HfcLF WANTED 'I LATE MODEL UPRIGHT Hoover.

wlth atiachnse flts HCOV-. SOMEONE TO DELIVER ard work tank cleaner, reasonable Phone L- grocery store. Pnor.e CE2-5216 CE2-7234. ho'e de'-k: nvsc Phone GOODS Double bed. a dresser, knee- co-.

ered desk- waffle Phoni- CE2-8156. Middents and Steven of Ames; Betty Jean Larson of Story and Don Louie and Merle. 6'45 nr 1 for the'r regular meeang at ihe schoolhou'-e. in charge of the program. showec a film furmshec bv the Stars Troubled In First Round i FIREPLACE WOOD.

Ph CE2-4560. 'SOFA BED with matching GROSSINGER. N. Y. i the 550,000 Cavalcade of Golf ch Ierger Arcnie Moore better looking his shoulder, be- Se'doT.

Maru Furgol cause manager of Bo'-us" i occasional cnair. apartment lot lyerror.t. r.l and In- champion Marciano adnr'ts uospitalization Health Insurance, washer. Pho-ie CE2-6829. jrr.a.i.

ac pro from Augus- he nas "spies" in Moore's irairing xh ht man cin build his future the favorites 'caTio. Opportunity with a large National Organization. Opeiirg for Office Credit Man. Top starting salary. aca-aon.

Retirement Program Bor.us. RUG AND PAD. 3 speed phonograph, flash camera; baby bed 116 Welch chair, size Used Pan American Cornet $50 M-s Uoyd Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Berhow Iowa Development commission and Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Sheldahl 1 the Growth of Industry in Iowa. I ajad family were Sunday Mrs. Pearl Johns and Judy of! guests at the home of Mr. Mrs.

Robert James in Ames. an SCOTCH The "DI, irumbling Des night oines guests were Sunday over-'and me p.n tom the home of Mr cav as Iney set out to cutch a pair PLAINS. J. (U I snooting tvio-under-nar SB's Fr.dsyj Manager Al Weill tipced his hand nsme" stari were the Shackamaxon CountryJThnrsdav he dfourcec 2 about the fast greens Club coarse. By contrast, Dous Ford of iOf dark-horse first round leaders Bette Jean Larson of Roland, a Mrs Dale Johns who wffl become the bride of Don- Betty Yrtreiold was guest of! -honor at a personal shower given north of Camoncge.

over-par I "demand" be said Moore make PGA. eignt-ounce used in Kiarrcsha Laije. their Sept. 20 cramoionship bout 'ec around a nine- instead ol the usual and found h'-rself in How- did Weill Know Moore was go- SERVICE with this Firestone Store 215 For appointment phore CE2 3743 from 8 to 5 30 or CE2-6C59 from 7 to 9 p. m.

DAVENPORT AND MATCHING, chair with attractive tailored' siio covers. 122 Howard CE2-SS12. TRAVELHOME TRAILER house. Excellent condition. Phone aid Accola on Sept- 10 in the Bergen Lutheran church at Roland! was honored at a bridal shower in' Bethlehem church parlor in Slcter Tuesday evening.

Hostesses Mesdames Edgar Accola, Alfred Accola. George Accola, Robert Cline, Cline. Wendell Middents, Milton Sheldahl. Dean Accola and Herbert SheldahL guests were arriving dents announced the program- reading, Krause: vocal solo, Mrs. Robert Newman played several piano selections as the Mrs.

Mid- following Mrs. William airs. Milton Sheldahl; reading, Mrs. Leo Bjorlie. A color scheme of aqua and yellow were used in the table decorations, with a centerpiece of yellow- candles.

Mrs Mrs Wendell Miss Larson mums and aqua Dean Accola and Middents poured was assisted in opening her gifts by her sister, Arlene Larson, and Mrs. Norman Robinson. Mr. and Mrs A. Habeger.

Susan and of Cedar Rapids were Sunday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Accola. Mr. and Mrs Newbrough of Britt visited Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs.

William Weeks. Barbara Weeks returned home after spending ten days in the Newbrough home. Wally Strom.and Bev Post of Jackson, were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Arlen Tweedt. Dr.

and Mrs. Frederick Peale of Des Moines were Sunday afternoon and slipper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Thorsness. Dr.

and Mrs. Loyal Swanson and boys of New Haven, spent from Sunday until Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Airs. Clifford EwanSon. Tommy Telford of Des Moines spent the weekend at the home of Mr.

and Mrs Rudy Zagar, Tommy returned home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Telford Sunday evening. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Thor Mason were Mrs. Milford Thompson, Sharon and Den, of Huxley, Mrs. Earl Gibbs and children of Ames, and-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mason and boys of Cambridge.

The Slater Garden and Study club met at Lae home of Mrs. Dean Accola Friday evening. Mrs John Guncerson ir. charge of the program, she read several articles from the Kitchen Gatter. She the George Stigler retired August 31 at Buffalo, Mo as an employee of the railroad after 50 years of service.

J. Currj is the new agejit here, taking over Sept 1 Mr and Mrs Arnold Dile and daughter moved recently into the Stevie and Susan returned home apartment at the home of Mr. after spending f.ve weeks Mrs. Thor Mason idanger of being oustec from the lr Marilyn Hokel, Marilyn Barbara Gooden left Saturday to tourney when the f.eld is cut after' Esther Vespestad, Dorothy her work at College at rouna. Dahl, Marlene Klonglan and Kans where she will be lyn Newman at the home of the I a former.

ContesLs were held a Mr and Mrs. Byron Can.er, Gar-v which Miss Yttrevold opened her Shirley Ann ipent last week at Refreshinents w-ere served iKellej's Resort near Walker, Minn g'fts Guests Fausch, present Karen were Hokel. Thompson. a Hedlunc, Arlene Ellsworth. Patty Brown, gima Cerise, Phyllis Hokel Linda Benshoof.

Carolyn spent Friday with the Clar- Marilyn ence Sargent family near Pine River. Minn. Vir- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Longcar snent and from Friday until Monday with Mr a Mrs Gene Beard and family Major League Line Scores to make this demand.

The Armv ain't the only outfit ice a department," said Weill darkly. "I know thing Moore is going to do Bourne ONE-MINUTE CONVENTIONAL washing machine with pump. 2 Conoco Ser- vears old er fe condition. Phone a 6 ay APply DWeeE CE2-644. LANCE-ANDERSON ANNUAL SALE Antique furniture, glass, china, near rew elec'ncal appliances, kitchen ware, draperies.

miscellaneous items. Saturday--Sept. 10th a. --5 m. 2105 Countrv Club FEMALE HELP WANTED By UNITED PRESS American League Mrs.

Miles Cook was taken ill suddenly Tuesday with a heart attack and was taken by ambulance to Lutheran hospital in Des Momes. Mr. and Mrs Steven Coooer, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Swanson of Madrid, Mr.

and Mrs Porter Chelsvig of Huxley and Mrs Arthur Yttrevoid attended the an reunion at Albert L.ea. Miss TuLe Lazar. Elsie Vandermay, both of Des Moines, and Mrs. Johit Berhow of Ames were at their csbm at Park Rapids Minn Mrs. Vcm Randol entertained at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Don Woolhether at a covered dish dinner, honoring her cousin. Edith Fritchard. on her birthday anniversary, Sept. 4 The following guests were present- Mr and Mrs Reid of Friday dinner guests at the home iColfax. Mr and Mrs.

Bud Hokel of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yttrevold. sons ol Alieman, Mrs. Vera Maxwell by Mrs.

Una Carver Huffaker, Rev. and Mrs. Oren Hall, Bruce and Doug, Oruheus Pritchard. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Woolhether ana Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Randol and the guest of honor, Edith Pritchard. Mrs. Randol baked a three tier birthday cake for the occasion and Mr.

and Mrs Frank DeVnes and lest5 remembered Miss Pitch children, Marilyn, Joan and Larry ard wlth Rlft5 and Mrs Esther Adams of Des i Monies and Mrs. Dkstra' were Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dvkstra. Mrs.

Ursula Carver is her cousin, Mrs. Mary Morrison in Collins this week. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Sparks, Danny and Rex enjoyed a picnic dinner with friends on Sunday at the park in Carroll.

Mr and Ivlrs Howard Junck and family of Ogden, Mrs Lillie Per Nettie and Hazel Stark and Jerri Pearson were dinner the Eldon Pearson home. 000 000 000-- 0 006 100 06x--13 Kansas City jNew, York Ceccarelli, Herbert (4i. Harrington 4 Boyer (8) and (15-13) and Berra. Losing oitcher Ceccarelli (4-7). i WanTAds A 5 4 i 9 VELMA RAYNESS classes in draw- WANTED.

GIRL FOR MARKING ir. ana checkirg. Apply person HOME GROWN '2S10 Wc-t work 1 MODERN 1951 SAFEWAY trailer 23" Sleeps 4. May be left on lot. 'No.

24. Arats Trailer Park. and Dairnr.g, children CE2-5692. AFRICAN riolets. rieellrnt a a 1 1 7.

Whltfield- CEJ-713X. 625 Sth. CLP" AN 1 tnt 'e-cVa week. Pnoi.e CE2-2I03 or BEAGLE PL PS. MONTHS.

S10 CE2-2S28 C-e-e Ph 66W, Huxley. la RFVF.RSE A week. CE2-7877 after Block and Radiator Back Flush- cas ptr 6 p. Chicago 200 020 000-- 4 Washington 010 002 20x-- 5 Trucks Martin 7 (7) Ratios pitcher pitcher 8 2 10 2 and i Stobbs. Aoertnathy 6 (8) and Courtney.

Winning) Abf-ihany (4-7). Losing Martin (2-3). Madame Marie Will be moving in a few days. ner row' Armstrong Melon Stand East on No. 30 Detroit Boston Aber.

House, Wh te Winning pitcher Gromek! (12-10). Losing pitcher Kinder 000 100 004-- 5 201 100 000-- 4 Birrer (3) Gromek (5) Nixon, Kinder (9) 6 1 7 2 andi and (10 Innings) Cleve. Balti. Houtteman, '8), Narleski 200 001 000 2-- 5 9 1 100 001 001 3 9 2 Maglie 3 Mossi (8) and Naragon, Hcgan 6 Palica, Dorish 8 i Gray (10), Suvermk (10) and Smith. Gastall (7).

Winning pitch- er--Narleski (9-0). Losing pitcher --Gray (1-2). Legionnaires! Air- Conditioned Comfort zwaits you at your American Legion Clubrooms. Saturday Night STEAK DINNERS AND DANCES as long as you come' in? Ivlachme 2 550-17 near lused ures 1 lune. Pair IT'S SMART shoe toller skates, size 54.

To be Avon jsidearm hot water heater and a Be OWTI boss good nrocf tncycle wheel income hoars to suit you meet 116x175. car stands peoole rrrke new friends so easy trolux tank tpe a to earn the A.or. free tram- JL. G. Ashley, phone CE2 2183 after rrg arovided everyday a payday.

5 3 Investigate to see if ouPlilj" for one opening row available in Arnes. Slater and small towns in Story Co. Write "Avon" Box 563. Otiuniwa, PARTTEME CE2-7876. WOVEN RUGS FOR kindergarten cmldren, assorted colors.

BiUy Rhoades Phore CE2-7358 1953 one bedroom light house trailer, completely modern, includes television, ai cooler and carpetirg SJJ'JO sh SoOO ocr moith Phone CF2-9193 or CE2-818S. Students! ard Several real values in new reconditioned typewriters ter-ns arranged Ask for aem cnstration R. E. Ness Typewriter Sales A. Service 122 Main Fho.

CE2-5205 WAITRJuSS. Phone USED PIANO, excellent condition $50. 1008 Marston. IGOOD USED BII.LARD TABLE, i good used Ding-pong table, com- COOK AND WAITRESS, very- light net and paddles. Poo-' cooking job.

Apply Flying Saucer amo bl cl all in A-l' Grill. 2318 Lincoln a s'een a 5 0 2 6tb 2 WAITRESSES --Good pa. AppI-. in person, clone Grill, College- toan. co-cutiun.

Lan Nevada. BICYCLE 831 Wilson i Write CE2-4-137 FOR D-Vt App'y person. in Campustown. ELECTROMASTER electric taole top. 3 burners and deep! we'd.

Call CE2-8245 after 6 rr. National PhDa. 211 101 000-- 6 13 2 Cincinnati 101 000 200-- 4 9 0 Negrav. Miller 3 and Gross. Black (D.

Podbielan Liilie Pearson is now visiting Freeman (5). 7 Fowler 9 a the home of her son Eldon, after Burgess, Landrith 9 Winning a weeks in the pitcher Miller (8-4). Losing home of her daughter, Mrs. Junck pitcher Gross (3-5). Mr.

Mrs Pritchard of Collins were Saturday evening dm- 1 Brooklyn 400 042 000--10 11 0 ner guests of Orpheus and Fd th 002 000 000-- 2 6 2 Donnie Husjgins received a bro-1 Pritchard in honor of Edith's birth ken leg Saturday during football day practice He was taken to thel ---Story County hospital for X-ray STORE 'EM IN METAL and is now at home of his parents I Metal cabinets for the kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Glen Huggins I ear still around Those made by 'Marvel Metal Products include a Dutch-door caomet with a rerr.ov-i^ew able, three piece canister set. St Louis hook-, pit holders are built McCall (6-51 into the A china cabinet has Gettel 6 a 30-inch i base cabinet and a 8 Craig. Spooner (4) and Campanella.

Walker (1): Buhl. Paine 1 Jolly 3 Johnson (5). (6) and Crandall Winning i i --Soooner (8-5). Losing pitcher Buhl (13-10). Mrs.

Ida Holl moved Monday in to the Mumford property which she purchased rerer.th. Stuart McCord, broke arm Tuesday while a i on the, school ground, and was taken to Lutheran hospital in Des Momes for X-rays Mrs. Harriet Wickard and Lina Formira too DOUBLE-DUTY An Amsco sponge SPONGE cloth can be Can.er called on Mrs. Jessie a used to field Wednesdav where she lives bv the so showed colored slides United States, showing many r.oral gardens, with her brother Earl Barker and Door Paul-vein. floral von by Mrs.

Chris present were Mrs. Joce A Mrs. Ross Dag- gen. Mrs Tor- Mrs. John Gurxiersoc, Mrs Holas Heclund.

Stanley Mrs. Robert Hanson. Fioden. Mrs. Chr-s Mrs.

Phil Rood, Mrs. Lowell Mrs. Carl Swir. and Mrs. John Zagar.

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mussmann! enc Mr.

and Yrs Jlcrman Dunlap of Hopkington were Thursday even-rig cuiaer guests at tne horre of Mr. ar.d Mrs. TOT; Dunlap. Gregory and Dav-jd returnee horre sfter spending a week with thej grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs Tom DurJap. Gregory, David, and C.r.dy were guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Roger Johnson of Ames at a picnic in Brookside park Sunday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Soderstrum, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Lem and Rieky Slater and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roberts of Des Moines enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday at Greenwood Park in Des Monies. Mr. and Mrs.

dark Nervig are fee of a baby boy born morning. The bmby weighed seven pounds. Mi-, and Mrs. Kinker, tad David Wednesday fuesU in the of Mr Mrs. Gareoce The oc- a or dry It's made A i a Sponge Co Haddix 000 015 000-- 6 14 0 001 100 000-- 2 7 1 and Katt; Haddix.

Wnght 7 LaPaime Sarni Losing pitcher -(12-15). ie. PRETTY 6lRL WITH- OVT KHS 'S EDUCATED. VOW'S THE TIME FOR a spring changeover! Proper-grade Conoco lubricants, motor oil correctly applied. You'll like our service.

BOURNE Conoco Service S04 E. CE2-9722 Apply Campus Cafe. i 9 FT HOUSE TRAILER, not modern. Ph. 1325.

Nevada after 5-30 2 FRESSES, 1 aaj and 1 altei r.oon sh.ft Apply in person ca'l CE2-9822 Tip-Top Restaurant. DAVENPORTS--GOOD SPRINGS, clear, upholstery S20 and S30. An- ticu" v. alnut luve seat. 515 Grard.

V-PULLE1S AND BELTS ROLLER CHAIN SPROCKETS UNIVERSAL JOINTS PILLOW Bl OCRi) BUSHING STOCK Allan Machine Shop 224 Duff. FARMERS' COLUMN BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 119 IS 3 I Modern BABY Call CE2-S306. For Lease MODERN 2 BAY TEXACO station located on heavily traveled highway. Limited capital necessary STUDENT BEDS. as financial assistance fence, stroller.

Reasonable. Phone Des Moines 5-5193 collect or Roosevelt Box 1342 Des Moines WEED KILLERS Ester S3 95 gallon Brush killer. 98 gallo- LATSALLE Drugstore (GOOD Mil TOWS Fresh Sept. Artificial herd. 10 ears 13 Pamiiel BUGGY.

GOOD Box 886 Ames Dail Tnbure GOOD ITilNGT TO 1510 WHY NOT EAT P.O ENJOY SOME good watermelons a cantaloupe CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, infants'Armstrong Melon Stand For Lease Two brand new Conoco service stations, soon to be completed For information Write Box 879 Ames Dailv Tnbur.e through size 3. Snow suits, dress-, es. etc. 109 S. Hyland.

CE2-673L I JELLY GRAPES FOR SALE Frar.klm. Phone- CE2-8977 319 I lj.8 Ship Lap Peg board 6 ft. steel post 6 ft. Ruiers 6c lin ft 18c sq ft 84c each 85c Ames Lumber Co. 501 Lincoln Way Ph.

CEM772 FURNACE AND PIPES a cieanrd Call CE2 7030. PAINTING, INTERIOR and exterior. Specializing. Free estimate Call CE2-7942 FOR REVT Also hand Sanders and Scboenemai Bros. Ph.

CE2-237Z By TJMTED PRESS National Player Club AB H. Pet. Phila. 127 483 84 162 335 Campnla. Bkn.

113 411 80 136 33lS LGST or: Ask for Yowr Rnd Stampi A 478 77 151 316' cat black white chest. Child's pet. Furillo. Bkn. Klszwski.

Cin. 142 567 103 17S .314. pnone CE2-72T3. Post, Cm 143 562 106 175 .311 Snider, Bkn. 135 495 120 154 .311 American Learoe Kaline, Det 137 536 113 184 343! Smpsn, KC 99 335 34 104 310ICE2-3353.

Cleve. 131 553 111 171 .309 WISHES RIDE to Iowa 131 540 78 167 138 492 115 151 .307 A or canto cover trailer. Phone Smith. Power, Mantle. Y.

Home Runs Kluszewski. Red- cjty aroun Sept- 14. Ph CE2-6103 GIRL'S REGULAR SIZE bicycle in condition. Phone CE2-4568 legs 44; Mays. Giants 42; i 'Dodders 42.

Banks. Cubs 40; Post, WALNUT OR CHERRY Tvrkisk Armr Tamks are the streeU of Istanbul after tke martiiil liw in three major cities called special tke Nattanal Assembly to deal with tke aftermath Ttolevt aMU-Greek and destruction. In atoM, 3M were injured, of them aad arrentcd more Uian rioteni. 37; Mantle, Yankees 37. Batted In Snider.

Dodgers 123; Ennis. Phillies 117; Red Sox 109; Boone. Tigers Redlegs 105; a a a Dodgers 105. Snider. Dodgers 129; Mantle, Yankees 115; Kahne.

Ti- fiers 113; Smith, Indians 111; Mays, Giants 108. Hits Kaline, Tigers 184; Kluszewski, Redlegs 178; Bell, Redlegs 176; Post, Redlegs 175; Smith, Indians 171. Pitching Newcombe, Dodgers 20-4; Byrne, Yankees 14-4; Liddle, Giants 9-3, Ford. Yankees 17-6; Loes, Dodgers 10-4 reed pump organ. CE2-6587.

Home Typists Needed Do typewriter addressing at home for that extra spending money. Excellent piece work rate with minimum Office now open daily 7 a. m. to I m. as well as Saturday.

Apply in person or Call collect Nevada 57. HUE REUBEN H. DONNELLEY CORP. PerxMMel Nerada, CE2-5175 Hire yow Doctor cmfl yow pre- scrtptm to art we will ilTcr it immediately. Free OrJiTcry.

Prrseripttov am Landsberg Pharmacy CalXfe KexaB Fbone CE2-5175 I Will Still Repair All Makes of Cars 517 Crawford Woody Call Felix Norliss Fencing Trenching Co. Have your fencing done NOW! Custom Fencing ALL TYPES No job too large or too small. Phone CE2-5600 CE2-8071 Also--all types of trenching. Martha Circle Rummage Sale Bethescta Lutheran Pansh House 611 Kelloss Sat, Srpt. 10--8 a.m -1 p.m.

3 Maybe 4 3 maybe. 4 more weeks of homegrown Melons at Armstrong Stand. 1 mile of Ames The first load of the late crop now awaits selection They are delicious, sweet and homegrown Armstrong WANTED Culligan Soft Water Service Customers in Story and Boone Countys Culligan Soft Water Service Phone Nevada 374 or Boone 296 Warehouse Removal Sale Starts Friday, September 9th Quality Furniture Carpets Bedding Must vacate onr present Warehouse at once Save money on this Gigantic Sale A few of the many bargains offered Keg. 1 2 pc. Living Room Suite $198.50 1 2 pc.

Living Room 198.50 1 Green Sofa 169.50 One Group FuH Sixe Mattress 34.95 One Group Full Sixe Mattress 59.50 One Group Full Sixe Mattress 69.50 1 Roll Nutria Wilton Carpet per iq. yd. 15.95 1 RoU Omn Wilton Carpet per sq. yd. 12.95 Bennett-McDaniel Furniture Co.

123 Main Street Ames, Iowa SALE $109.50 129.50 99.00 17.96 39.00 39.00 11.50 7.95 NEWSPAPER! iK.WSPAPFRf.