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Page 5iv Cardan Cigy Telegram Saturday, December 8, 1 935 TELEGRAM WANT-ADS Accessories Iday. per word 4c 3 days, per word 10c days, per word i 18c 15 days, per word 40c -26 days, per word 60c Minimum chge. any Ad 40c RATES DIAL 3232 FOR WANT-ADS Dealine for day at publication a.m. a.m. Wanted Rent (CONTINUED) SALESMEN IF YOU WANT: 1.

A Permanent position 2. Over $600 income per mo. 3. Regularly paid bonus, Dignified position. AND YOU ARE t.

Willing to work. 2. Willing to learn. 3. Ambitious I have an opening you will want St.

John discuss. Mr. O'Neill. Write P.O. FOR RENT Box 392.

Wichita, Kansas. 'FOR RENT 3 bedroom house, call 3444. TWO bedroom house for ren(, call John Eaton 3704. apart TWO bedroom furnished ment, private bath, $35; 3 room partly furnished apartment, private bath, $30. Phone 3477.

22-6t IF YOU DON'T DRIVE A WRECK YOU'RE NOT SO LIKELY TO HAVE ONE ear la MARMADUKE Estate Notices Garden City Residents If Your Telegram Doesn't Arrive By 6:00 p.m Weekdays 3:30 p.m. Saturdays Please Call 3232 For Your Paper "ANONYMOUS" Low down payment will move into this fine 2 bedroom home with attached garage. Close to school, grocery store. Floors, walls, in fact the entire house is in good condition. Total price $6,800.

FOR RENT Unfurnished apartment, garage, washing facilities, utilities paid. Inquire Apt. 1, 234! One house, call at rear of 314 W. Maple Sat- or Sunday. 23-lt-pd NEWLY "decorated house $40 per 4001.

let you 2 bedroom month, phone 23-11 THREE room basement apar- ment, private entrance and bath, washing machine, close in. Call 4097 after 6 p.m. 23-tf furnished "apartment, bills paid, $32, phone 4001. 23-2t ALCOHOLICS Meeting every Thursday, 8:30 Gardendalp Recreation hall hone 3582 P.O Box 776. 136-ti TOP SOIL DIRT for yards.

For delivery dial 3771 Smith Sand Company Garden City 214-tf I TELEGRAM-STATE THEATRE DAILY COMPLIMENTARY TICKET John McEacheron 4 friend" to TEA SYMPATHY Preieiit This Ticket at Window JESSE SCOTT REAL ESTATE i 12 107 Fulton Ph. 3434 i FOR FOR SALE by Owner Nice 2 bedroom home less than 2 years old. Equity, loan can be assumed. Phone 6969, 23-6t HOUSE "for sale" at "'508 lit'h, Garden City. See A.

K. Boxler or Gav Powers. 23-6t-pd farms, Land, Ranches How would you like to have the deed to this nearly new home in your family's Christmas stocking? This well-arranged 3 bedroom home has carpet in living and dining rooms and halls. Beautiful kitchen faces the street and has double sinfe, 220 or gas, cabinets in natural finish. Huge 2 car garage has attic room.

TV tower. Beautiful lawns and plantings. Fenced backyard. Outdoor fireplace. $12,649.

JESSE SCOTT REAL ESTATE 107 E. Fulton Ph. 3434 31-21-H RENT Irrigated farm; 300 A. irrigated farm, 4 8 feet irrigation water available all times. 2 modern houses, one 3 bedroom and basement.

Large shop and machine shed, supporting buildings. 340 A. native hay, if can handle. Pasture for stock cattle. Sugar beets not required.

G. S. Elliott, Sterling, Colo, phone FE 7-2975 or LA 2-0803. 21-4t to Buy FOR SALE Modern 3 bedroom suburban home. One acre land, irrigation, soft water wells, garage and poultry house, fenced lawn, immediate posses i n.

Phone 4618. 21-3t FOR SALE ie camera. 8 mm Revere mov call 3814. 21-3t THREE bedroom home with car pel, double garage, on corner close to school. Loan can be ar ranged.

Call 4843 or 4829. 22-6t WANTED Used John Deere 1610 drill four section rotary hoe 15 foot oneway. Frank Schlereth, Jetmore, Kas. 22-3t-pd Machinery FOR SALE Calkins rotary sub- soiler with rubber tired high lift transport and heavy duty frame. Clarence Drewes, Rt.

2, Dodge City. 22-31 Pets, Poujtry PURE bred Doberman Pinscher pups 5 months old. Box 19, Ken dalj. Kas. 21-3t-pd TURKEYS for sale, on foot 30 cents pound, dressed 45 cents pound, phone 6007.

22-3t TURKEYS7 dressed, "oven ready. Phone 6715, Albert Brandt. 23-lt FOR SALE condition. Service. FOR SALE 25 revolver, 5403.

MEN'S and women's Rome Jewelry, State Bldg. Dental chair, good Phone 3011, Don's 23-3t Colt automatic good as new. Call 23-lt billfolds Theatre FOR SALE Composted manure, load on Saturday, $2 ton. Brook- frver Feed Yard. 20-tf IT'S a cinch to clean upholstery and carpet in a jiffy with Blue Lustre.

Fankhauser Drug. 21-3t FOR SALE Boy's suit size 16 and top coat size 6. Phone 5127. 22-2t PLAY IT SAFE! We Can Help You Headquarters for Motor Tune-Up Wheel Aligning Wheel Balancing General Repair East Side Frame Axle Co. 1802 E.

Fulton Ph. 4580 23-lt SPECIALS 1956 STUDEBAKER $2695 President Classic, 4 door with Flighromaric, radio and heater. 8,000 miles. 2 tone finish. 1950 CHEVROLET $345 2 door sedan with radio, heater and seat covers.

Light green finish. Good tires. Clean. John's Motor Co. an (Before pitting thtm on to Santa Clout at tho North Polo, tho pott office it lotting Tho Telegram have a peak at aroa youngttcrt' lettort to him.) Dear Santa Claus, I hope you can bring me a dollie with ten doll clothes.

Also, I want one coat for the doll. I am 7-years old. Thank you Santa. With Love, Susan Brooks Dear Santa Claus, I want a gun. I am 2 years old.

I am a good boy. Please leave some candy. Love, Randy Brooks 1 Mile Points Ph. 4311 23-lt FOR SALE 1948 Dodge Pickup ton, fire en gine red, 4 speed and on good rubber. Steel bed.

Very tight. Engine and body in excellent condition. Phone 5640 or 4408 Rent ONE NICE unfurnished apart ment reasonable rent, phone 3971, inquire 623 N. 13th. 252-tf WHITE ducks for sale.

Live $1.50, dressed $2. Also 2 milk goats. Ben Cunningham, 511 N. College, Scott City, Kas. 23-12t-pd CABINS for light housekeeping, also apartments, close in.

Daniel Court, phone 5794 276-tf FURNISHED 2 bedroom apartment, call 5031 after 6 p.m. 21 -tf JFeeds FOR SALE Baled milo and kaffir stubble. 2 miles east on 156 and 9Ms north, phone 6026. 23-31 Needs FOR RENT 2 bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished. Phone 5583.

21-4t HOUSE for rent at 1201 N. 8th, phone 3086. 21-tf Strayed LOST in Garden City Friday Nov. 30 Man's gold heirloom watch fob. Initials R.

C. Liberal reward. M. C. Bonner, Leoti, Kas.

23-lt-pd Persona! 1 WILL not be responsible for any debts but my own. Lavawn 'Breit. 21-2t Services FURNISHED 3 room apartment, close in. Mrs. Busenbark 206 N.

7th. 2i-3t 'OR REN'A Downtown office and apartment, upstairs, unfur rushed. See At Regan at Regan's Jewelry store. 131-tl NEAT CLEAN but small furnish ed apartment, ground floor 208 First 277-tf MODERN kitchenettes by week. Laundry.

Adults. U.S. 50 west, hancho Motel. 7-tf FOR RENT Duplex furnished, 3 rooms with bath, $40. Phone 6390.

14-tf llOVTNG Van Service to all 18 states, lowest available free estimates. Phone 3939, Les DUlon Moving Service. 263-tf FURNISHED nice 3 room front apartment, bills paid. 304 First. For appointment call 3797.

18-tf WASHING and ironings wanted, experienced, reasonable. Phone 5361, 207 W. Campbell. 23-3t-pd WANTED Part time office girl. Brookover Feed Yard, phone 6662.

20-tf WANTED BlIeT'for loFTcres of heavy maize stubble. Contact 0. A. Hund. 20-4t-pd SLEEPING rooms for rent, phone 3133 or after 5 inquire 902 6th St.

16-tf VERY nicely furnished 3 room apartment, private bath, close in, adults, 3583. 19-5t SLEEPING room and steam heat ed apartment, adults. 1002 N. 5th. 22-2t SAVE $10.00 ON Strarolounger Chairs Order from 25 different colors.

See floor samples at our store; Delivery within 3 days. Priced $10 under: V. O. WARD FURNITURE Warner Terrace 21-3t or see P. C.

Michel at 513 Inge or 502 Chesterfield Sutton Dear Santa Claus, Please bring me a cowboy set and cowboy suit. Please bring me a filling station too. I'm four yeprs old. I have been a good boy. My brother and sister and I would like some candy.

Thank you. Love, Stevie Brooks Dear Santa Claut, I want art oloetronie "Brain" a Hillor flying platform and I want a cork shooting machine gun, firot 1 to 12 corks, i want "Robo" tho Robot dog; I want tho "Claw" Electric Freight with trestle track. And want a 100 peace alamo sot. Yours 'truly, Donald Ray Alton Dear Santa, I am 4 years old and my little sister is and I would like to have a set of Lincoln Logs and a Truck and Arlene wants a doll and buggy for Christmas. Yours truly Jimmy and Arlene Husband Dear Santa, I am in the first grade.

I want a Roy Rogers guitar and a 'game to play. Gerald wants a tractor. I want candy and nuts. Love, Bernard Huschka Dear Santa, I want a bicycle and a big ship. I live on a farm.

I go to Sunrise school. Love, Mark Huschka Dear Santa, I am in the third grade. I want a bicycle and I want you to bring two lttle brothers something I want a game to play. Love Joann Huschka 'Yes He's-here." The Worry Italian Snub For Russians ROME Italy slapped Soviet Russia's diplomatic face Friday by barring Mikhail Suslov, power? ful secretary of the Russian Communist party's Central Committee, from attending the 8th congress of the Italian Reds. A Foreign Office spokesman confirmed the cancellation of Siis- loy's visa, a step he said Was taken in the interest of "public order." Suslov, one of the more powerful men in the Soviet Union and the Kremlin's expert on relations with Communist parties abroad, was to have headed the Russfan delegation to the Italian congress opening here tomorrow; Anti Russian feeling has run high in Italy since the Sovfet crackdown on the Hungarian Communist strength- -in some factory union has fallen 30 per cent.

The hardening Italian policy has reflected "the national mood. Dream of Heaven By Dr. George W. Crane Before our marriage, Mrs Crane' and I were both officers in the Young People's society at the Wayne Street church in Ft, Wayne, Indiana. Dr.

John Porter was the beloved pastor of the church and he had a wonderful wife. In fact, they were as devout and devoted Christian couple as I have ever met. A number of years later Dr. Porter died. His wife still remained active in the church 1 and was especially interested in the i school youth.

But she was a Dr. Crane victim of pernicious anemia and finally drifted off into a coma that lasted for several days. The physicians held out no hope for her recovery, for she was elderly and apparently worn out from a busy consecrated life. But she didn't die. She recovered.

Later Mrs. Crane and I were visiting with her, and she told us of what she had seen during her coma. well as some of my grown dreh. "It was a unique experience. I felt exhilarated, for it seemed not more than a second of time since I was standing, in Heaven pleading with the Lord, and now I was back on Earth.

It was so real I could hardly believe it had been a dream. How do you psychologists explain it?" Let me cite another case from Ft. Wayne, Ind. It deals with a boy about 12 years old, who had a brain tumor that was inoperable. He was lingering for about a and his parents could hardly become reconciled to the inevitable outcome.

For he had been an unusually good boy, conscientious and unselfish. In fact, his parents both wondered at his precocious understanding of spiritual matters, and his 'uncomplaining nature. Toward the end, however, he realized that he was soon to leave them, so he tried to reassure them. "Don't you worry," he com forted his mother as he squeezed her hand, "for I am very happy and shall soon see you in Heaven." Water Resources Board Gives Report TOPEKA Kansas Water Resources Board Friday said progress is being made, in compiling! available data on water, soil and climate in Kansas and developing a basis in eachr area of the state. These are the responsibilities'of the board as charged byithe-1955 Legislature, the board said in reports prepared for the 1957 Legislature.

The board said a comprehensive plan for water resources development in each area of the state will provide guidance for administrative policies, legislation, coordination of effort and research activities. too. Weather Is Dry Subject Wildlife Refuges Will Be Expanded WASHINGTON UH Ten nation al wildlife refuges are to be ex. panded by a total of 7,137 acres through purchase or lease lands, the Interior Department announced Friday. SUTTON The weather is a The department said the mig- dry subject, literally.

The month ratory bird conservation of November brought only .05 of sion had authorized use of rev an inch of moisture, making the enues from to pur- chase 4,409 acres as additions to nine refuges. total since January 1, 1956 6.86 inches. During the same period! Purchases authorized include 506 last year, we had 17.22 inches, acres in the Quivira refuge in Kan. Irma Martin, daughter of Mrs.Jsas Leah Martin of Sunrise commun- "I dreamed I was in Heaven," Mrs. Porter informed us.

"And the Lord was inviting me to stay there. I wanted to do so, yet I felt I shouldn't. For I remembered my teenagers who were depending on me to help them through their next few months of Sunday evening meetings. Some of them were young folks, inexperienced in leading meetings, so they relied upon me for assistance. 'So I begged the Lord to let me come back to Earth until I could complete my work with those young folks who needed me; "And the Lord said I could return.

Then I woke up, and found the doctor beside my bed, as ALUMINUM storm windows and doors, any size. For free estimate call Hawley Bros. 7392. 14-tf METAL wardrobes, large size and jumbo size. V.

O. Ward Furniture, west of Five Points. 22-3t TWO bedroom unfurnished apart- 'ment, bath and garage, close 607 N. 8th St. 22-2t-pd YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT OPEN HOUSE 2108 N.

USED AUTO PARTS For all makes of Cars and Trucks 1 We Buy Cars' to Salvage Motor Co. West on Highway 50 Phone 4311 M-S-tf Chevrolet 606 N. 23-lt-pd December 9, 2 5:30 P.M. Custom Built Kitchen and Bath Lots of Storage Space Superior Construction Some of the Features ofThis New Home 3 4 Three Bedrooms Built In Lavatory Ceramic Tile Bath Aluminum Windows Mahogany Paneling Carport with Outside Storage Lots are available for similar homes with Gl, FHA or Conventional Financing. AMPBELL INSURANCE-AGENCY FOR.

SALE '53 seated suburban panel 13th or phone 4990. EASTSIDE IRON METAL CO. 1102 E.Fulton St. Garden City, Kansas JUNK PRICES Wo ato now Raying tho ing prices lor those grades: ity, died Saturday after an illness of several months. Sunrise school children are to attend the services, as she had attended school there.

Ray Whitmore returned last week from Lyon county where he had been visiting relatives. His brother Willard came Friday for visit here. Willard lives Emporia. 9 $22.00 Ton Mrs. John Carl was in Dighton 1 aw Thursday at a leaders' training dt $22.00 Ton school for HDU lesson.

ota Miss Lee Sroufe visited in Gar- den City over the weekend at the barbed Whole tractors $20.00 Ton No. 1. Stool $25.00 Ton $22.00 Ton $25.00 Ton Mrs. flat tin home of her grandmother, Vida Sroufe, 0M eor Joe Martin visited Thursday batteries with Plumb Carl. Copper wlra John Carl helped Lee Messenger a $10.00 Ton $15.00 aaeh $1.80 oaeh 20 lb.

.15 to .20 lb. work his fields last week to try Radiators -15 lb. to stop them from blowing. Light Brass .10 lb, Mrs. Carl Plummer was a hos- Soft Load .10 lb.

tess Wednesday to a party. 'T. .05 lb. Mrs. Milo Joyce is ill and in the hospital at Garden City.

I7 fl Mrs. Tom Hutchlns and iCKlM; Freeman Hall are in a Garden City hospital, being treated for injuries they suffered in a car wreck northeast of Garden City Friday Than he lapsed into a coma. But just before he died, he roused somewhat and his face light ed up "Oh, Grandma, is it reall: you?" he whispered. Then h( stretched his hand upward, as i to clasp hers. "I -an't quit' reaoh your' hand," he murmur ed.

Then he relaxed, smiled a dropped back upon his pillow, dead. Did he and Mrs. Porter "botfi: happen to dream of Heaven? Were the memory centers in'the cerebral cortex activated by soine chance nervous impulse, which is our psychological explanation for ordinary dreams? Or do some saintly people get a momentary glimpse at God, as Moses is reported "to have done on Mount and ligrit both travel about 186,000 miles per second. But thought enables us to project ourselves instantly upon or any other distant star, though it may be a million light years away. Could it ever be possible that we could project our personalities via a thought beam, much as we project TV or radio waves, ind then re-appear in corporate orm? Was that how Jesus suddenly tood in the Upper Room before li.s amazed Apostles after "his DIAMOND! WATCHES! REPAIR SERVICE 412 N.

Maht Cordon City WATER WELLS DRILLED Irrigation 1 Domestic REPAIRING AND SERVICE Western Turbine Pimps J. O. "Rod" Sweorengen N. 11 Mwno 5552 If no answer, call IMMEDIATE 3 to 4 Hoar Sendee Oa TV Sets and Radio's DON'S SERVICE 403 N. Stb Phono 3011 Oportunities FOR SALE Best money restaurant in Lamar, olo.

Seating capacity 80. Ideal operation for man and wife, could net $9000 year. Contact ph. 120-J, Mr. or Mrs.

Ted Young, 304 So. 4th Lamar, Colo. 19-6t-pd Everyone Is Invited 403 N. 8th St. 22-2t SUCCESSFUL company building a chain of company owned, pri vate club, community swimming pools and recreational areas; de sires associate, man or woman to help organize, develope and manage clubs in Okla, and Texas.

$7,000.00 required Double your investment returned first 6 plus very high ne't profit yearly. This will stand rig id investigation by your banker) attorney. Company president will be in Garden City, Dodge City and Wichita for personal inter views between Deo. 14th and 22nd. Community Recreation Develop ers, Inc.

2144 Welton Denver, Coifprado. '23-3U weather in January STOJRMONT CONSTRUCTION; CO. WE CAN HANDLE YOUR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT Office Ph. 4571 103 N. 9th Residence S421, Gordon City TOPEKA one will get an engraved invitation but everyone is invited to the George Docking inauguration Jan.

14. "We feel we have so many friends in Kansas that we want them all to come and it would not be right to single out individuals with special invitations," said Docking, a Democrat, who ill be the state's 34th governor. His wife jokingly remarked, "We don't have to follow precedent anyhow. We Democrats don't have too much of that in Kansas." The open inauguration will in elude both a high-noon ceremny and an evening ball and reception at the Municipal Auditorium. Gov.

Fred Hall had an outdoor inaugural in 1955 but Democrats decided to bold inside in view of the unpredictable Kansas Residential Commercial Construction Remodeling FHA leans can be arranged LEE WOOLMAN CONSTRUCTION CO! 1510 St. John Phone S014 ot 441S FARM GAS LINES INSTALLED FREE Can fnralsh pipe, drips and regulators. SMITH SAND CO. Ph: Day 5560: Night S774 Gordon City, Kansas JEEP TRENCHING SERVICE FOUNDATIONS Sewer, Water and Oas Lines Qoy 5540. Night Garden Citr SMITH SAND C( By Eugene ShcffTr 1 a 5" 1 to 1 i 6, 9 10 11 la 1 1 13 14 15 1 16 17 'Mr 19 20 21 122.1 i 24 35 1 1 28 30 1 31 3Z 33 zLM 36 i iT 40" 43 44 47 48 49 1 1 SI ST! 54 ss HORIZONTAL 40.

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