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®H£*- « CLASSIFIED | ■JSJn.i« «« T “ ■ «*' ,? $ time. »1.75 M.^'qw"- 11 " r, ‘ sor I co "*'‘ c ; • •* ’ t |,> n *. No cU "‘' led tor skipday I io point BLACK P" *ord each In- I ■<*% minimum charge. *ds H» !ed in P“ ra 50“ lncrea»e over b« ,n off,re by 11 through Friday. | Ijf ii r sa 1 ‘ 15 ’SEJIVICK. Fruita. W:L and h e R«y’» West K Market 113gtf home turn-l-raguc Furniture KFM>- HT ' 3t I®-- “■ I'. Chevrolet sedan |V’ , f! fl." Russell Per B> -' : "‘ r '" 117 1, - 1t y':elg»» bottle gas now available. Vhrlck K __ n-tt Hay rope. % in. |k „ r ft Colter Welding A w , Shope. Ist St- 144-6 t " New Implement v i 12 bed Colter Weld Cachin'- Shop. Ist St. W Electric ranges. »•!<« k to select from. ’, t . . r.;.a:iy. Monroe. Ind- ■ 144 I2t Basement full of used that was traded in on Wil! sell 'heap for cash |K ( . . (•• .iibture Store, Phone K 147-3 t liE 1.1 VER V on Roper rances Serve! RefrlgeraKi|u W ‘ter Heaters all with |K' t I - : '■' k ' s Appliances Hah heries. 89-t ■fTibi: 30 acre* of clover n. fehi \lso a property In M|.-. •■ Mi Kean, 1 mile K ? 14< 3tx KTaLE 7 <u. ft. Electrolux ■V - 1 . ei.jot with General K. ant 14* 3tl KHEe Cabinets - base sink i Ki wall 17% off. 12 used 1 guaranteed. Electric Ktorn X. a Model FM Admiral Hdx* Kiti hen Appliances, 238 1 ■>!. Phone 95. 143 TF ALE 1340 Cher, truck - ■k wheel base with or with■n-> grain bed. 2 speed axle, ■d rubber. clean and ready ■go Homer Fiechter, % mile yt ut Tocsin. 147-3tx Bn ROW a boat on your ■nation w hen you can buy ■•rent an outboard motor Il Dirk Mansfield Motor ■ldes, Hl S. Second. ■ 142-ts ■d REFRIGERATORS jfl»t ar■■4. New Model Radios; 40 ■ITTAf; washers, bottle - nat■h u* and electric STOVES, ■knag SERVICE. Kitchen Ap 23' N .'nd St. Phone 95 B 137 TF B <-»eE <>lt TRADE - WS Raoeth, t door, radio, heater. »»»i<e ami in good condition. 8'»1375 1936 Chevrolet, 2 door, ju.i overhauled. >350. Stef ■ Staadard, Third and Monroe. Sl RPLUg BLDGS, for Cottages, Factory made fc w pine sections, insulated *.4<»uble floor, Bite 18x48 only ■fob 'amp. For free Infor«w> wrttc DELTA SI RPLI S J® 5 CO. 4133 New Haven *• ft Wayne, Ind. 137 U Uale - Modern 3-bedrootn, I New roof. New pi ant with stoker. Hard *• floors. Fireplace. Many features. Plenty of closet Centrally located. Conler IE? >r ' <2i **• Sefcon<l •treet. F** J Buckman, General Inly* 3 * 4nd R«*l Estate, la 38. r*** gt Phone 3. . too if I ,3**** ~~ s ro,, m one story I ** kardwood floors, large »ith built In features. ■p*Pluinbing, good garage, I Ft” ‘“rubbery * lawn, no FT* W armament heating j ' *“*•’•<» al 716 Mercer Ave l ‘ , *»«s»ion. Walter J P**» G«n. Ina, A Heal Estate saath 2nd 8t Phone 3. L. 2 130 ts ■ •AUF One year old F H A. gas heat, n■J""* 4 a«ighborhcod. two bed room, kitchen, full “"'‘t’shed but usable r* ksdroom, built-in cupEhh , bar,i *' J °B floors. Yours f4»w s 18 tor «*'y *3.350 * owner is leaving city. reduced because of U u “‘•Dor,, redevuratiuu <U<!> Realtor. Heller »». lu-tt

I FOR SALE 5 room modern home. 409 N. 7th St. Phone 566 146 3tx! FOR SALE Fish poles. 20 ft * Braxll, straight and flexible. Co>! pess Corners, 146 3tx S FOR SALL - 9 fl. McCormick-, | Deering binder in good shape, i I Max Thieme. 147-g3t 1 FOR BALL Saddle horse, sound and well broke. Phone 411, FOR BAI.E— Gi<n»e Glow-Matk, . kitchen range. Reuben Gerke.l R. 3. Phone 652-A. 147-3tx 1 FOR SALE — Electric fly traps. Steffen Imp). Co. Phone iko. | 148 5t FOR SALE-- Devoe Paints—good •election Outside. Inside & barn paints. “Ask your neighbor," he has used it. Vhrlck Bros. 53 ts FOR SALE — 1942 ciymouth Sedan Radio a Heater. Just overhauled. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. i FOR SALE — I'l4l D<7dge Luxury Liner Tudor. Heater. A nice car. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 137 TF —— I FOR SALE — House or part of house, to be moved off premises. l Four miles north of Decatur. Hilbert Hockmeyer. 146 3tx FOR SALE 40 t’hev. club coupe; 38 Chev. coach; 35 Ford 4225; 33 Pontiac. Can -be seen at 235 North Seventh street. 147 g3tx FOR SALE 22 H P. Wiaccomdn motor - Allis Chalmers hook-up. C. O. Manley, I miles east of Monroe. 147 Ju Mower Knives and Cultivator shovels sharpened. — Gdter Welding and Machine Shop. 11 It f . FOR SALE 1934 Msster Chrvwi let. good rubber, new beatings. i As is. 515 Cleveland street. ID-g3t FOR SALE McCormick binder; ‘ copper kettle. 2 miles west of i Magley on 224 at the Hall farm. 1 14S-g2tx Three to Ten day watch repair service. Work Guaranteed.— Sutton’s Jewelrv Store. T j FOR RALE New Idea hay loader, heavy duty. 3’,« miles east of j Wren, 0., Albert Nofer. 146 <3tx J FOR SAi.E Kruse jointed poles. All sizes. Also baits, lines, tackle boxes, fishing license — resident or non-resident. Coppesa Corner. 146-3tx FOR SALE Red with felt mattress and springs. Also extra felt mattress. All in good condition. Also some odd tables Telephone 570, 148 a3t FOR SALE Cottage, furnished. 81.04H1 At Pigeon River. Ontario, Ind. 3 miles north, 2 miles east of lat Grange, lud. Merlin Vents, 727 Schlrmeyer St. 148 2tx FOR SALE White Rock fryers, live or dressed. Mrs. Perry Everett, second house south of Yost gravel pit. Phone 569 E. 148-3tx FOR SALE 1941 Hudson 4-door sedan Reasonable. Radio and heater. Can be seen after 4 p.m. Call 1252 <Berne) or 456 East Main street. Berne. 146 it FOR SAI.E McCormh k - HeerIng 10-hoe fertilizer, grain drill. Ijiarence Hockemeyor, 3 miles east. 1 mile south of Hoagland. 147 g3tx FOR SALE 3 portable electric sewing machines. Free aervice for one year. We sell razor steel Belabors and bent trimmers - the finest. Boardmans. 223 N. Ist. H7-3U FOR SALE 3 pair monks cloth drapes; 6x‘« ruz. drop leaf kitch en table; 3 burner oil stove, several large table covers; doilies and scarfs; 6 dozen quart fruit jars, high chair; electric iron; window st teens. Mrs Hubert . Cochran, phone 11«4. 114 « 3t FOR SALE 134' Fleetline Chev.. black, very lo* mileage. 1946 Fleetinm-'er < lub inupe, low miles 1946 Flretmns'er. 2 door, very giM>d 1941 Chev 3 door. 1938 Ford |»M Chrysler 194« Studebaker 1935 Chevrolet. Fred Buwche. phone 975 »* 3U Your old living :poui wet complete ly reatyled as you yourself design it Write or caU for appointment. Samples dAplaved in your own home at your convenience. Mission House Studio. 588 Sprung.r Street. Heine. Indiana. Phone 237. You'll be surmised at the poie aibUities U ‘ ** F(Tr SALE Kelvinator Ranges -ipartment si«* nT hue Fanr cus Home Freezer- «b* w** l family size, immediate delivery Alvo autometi' efeetrtf w»’er ( kMtars- »■» Hauber; deai«- 144,71 * ***** ■* *

QI ICKIES by Ken Reynolds • . .* ' / ' - "H-in-m-mm! I didn't know Ilogs rend the Democrat Want ' Ads too!" FOR SALE 36 Chevrolet; set <f garage doors. Phone 6171. 146 g3t WAN TEI) WANTED Washing*. Phone 6493. 147 g2’.x WANTED House work. E. A. box 13. Willshire, O. 148-g2tx WANTED Paper hanger. Phone IMS. 147 2tx ' WANTED Waitress — Apply at Elks from 2 to 6. 146 3t WANTED - Dishwasher. Apply in Pet son. Bcilmonti Restaurant. 146 3t WANTED Ride to Harvester 3:30 to 12:00 p in. shift. Kenneth Watkins Phone 961. 148-4tx WANTED Galvanized stock tank. Ervin Isch. Croigvllle phone 3 on 9. 147 3tx WILL PARTY please return dirt conveyor borrowed from Clarence Hrunnegraff. 147-g3t WANTED” Ft) BLY- Bsef and dairy cattle. Schelman'a Market. Phone 3081. 79-ts WANTED- Middieaged man to help with farm chores. Experienced. Call 6952. 146-g6t WANTED l.ady to do alterations in iter own home. Apply Ben Webster at the Why Store. 148 3t ■ WANTED Baling with Case siteer baler. Make hay on shares or buy tlie hay. Mauley Brother*, > I miles east of Monroe. 147 3tx WANTED TO BI Y - Used cars Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 S. Second St , lu- atur, Ind. ioB-tr WANTED Custom haling with a new Holland haler. Ed Aumanu. route 1, Decatur. Telephone 5v9 M. 147 a3tx WANTED Weed spraying of all kinds. Spray fence rowa and crop. Call J. T. llaxelwood, Decatur 8892 or Alton Corson, Monroe 101-V. 146 3tx WAITED - W. P. A. toilets, c«*s pools, < eptiy tanks to dean. State where you liv». Drop a card or phone Major Harrla, Grover Hill, Ohio, phone 76. 134 g24t WANTED? Good. bi< dean rags suitable for cleaning machinery. Will pay 10c pound.—Daily Democrat. 382-ts WANTED- Mimeographing werk. Professional equipment. Sate money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870, Heller Build Ing. 244-TF WANTED Radios to repair. Ra dioa can be repaired • by appointment • • while you wait. Ail work reasonable and guaranteed Phone IWf Monroe. .McCullough Radio Service. 129-ts WANTED- We buy Iron, rag* paper, hides, fur, grease. Also handle new and used structural steel and pipe. For quick service call Maier Hide and Fur Co. Our only address 710 West Monroe. Pbone 442. 194-ts WANTED Me are contracting straw acreage. Will buy in the winrow. Also doing some custom hay baling with either 2 or 3 wire folding baler, no slic«rJ Call or write John Feasel Phone 6262 Decatur. Ind. 14*-«t SEWING MACHINE Repairing — Let us convert your old Usadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered button, buca els, machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and aell sewing machines. Boardman's 223 North First. 129 26tx C. S GOV'T JOBS! Big starting pay. Security. Mm — Woman. Qualify NOW for neat Decatur examinations. Vets get preference Don't delay. Booklet -Sample lessons — Details, FREE. Write box 1»5 — Democrat 141 U ■BBHMMMBHBMKHBBfIHBNBHHMi BrigbtensUp your kikhdfi with a refinished refrigerator Al Schmitt

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WANTED- A busy mother, who would appreciate nearly new sparkling white Cape Cod home on lot big enough for the children in Stratton Place. If your busband is lechnloally minded let him see it first to check the construction, Including big full basement (a swell place for noisy youngsters on rainy days), otherwise leave him at home for everything is automatic (Including gas beat) and will run better if he doesn't start tinkering. Lots of extras such as labor saving Youngstown ail steel t kitchen equipment, big side porch situated so you can shell peas grown In your own garden while keeping an eye on the children. Tell your busband that ■ after the downpayment, F. H. A. i monthly payments will be like I' rent and he can drive the family cat- to work because you will be only five blocks from stores. >! Boh Heller. Realtor, Heller > Building, Phone 870. 147-ts MISCELLANEOUS i— — . STARTER AND GENERATOR service. Dick Mansfield Motor 1 Sales, 140 S. Second St., Decatur, ' Ind. 173 ts I LOAN~CasTloans j of 810 to |3OO made to men or women. Decatur Loan A Discount t Co. Trust Bldg., Pbone 319 55 TF r SEE HAC'GKS for automatic water heatara— water system*— bathroom*—or kitebans. We furnish pipe and install anything we sail. 80-ts n i > i - _ it > ■ t RADIO REPAIR- For complete and dependable radio repair t work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Hattgks. I 60-ts 1 ■f’ - L O A N S — On good Farm-Land ‘ J.ilgeral Terms ') Arthur D. Suttles 138-t24 t “You're all wet” would lie the props er saying if you let that old roof t continue to leak. Let us apply a new "Carey'’ roof and save added t expense. Call 463 for free est‘mate. Arnold A Klenk Inc. Hv ts ' FARMER 3 ATTENTION'--We ra ( move dead home*, cows, bogs. etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay ■ all pbone cbargea. The Stadler 1 Fertilirar Co., formerly the Btad ler Products Co. * 15-ts 1 If it* worth having its worth fix » Ing.” Let us give your washer t i. ’ complete greasing and < hecking f for only 83.95. We will call for c and tjeliver within city limits all part* extra. Arnold A Klenk Inc. 1 Phone 463. 148 ts I, r ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES b —Let us supply you with your t electrical needs, such as wire, switches, boiea, receptacles, fixtures, motors or anything that ’ you may need. Quotations given r on any job. Arnold A Klenk. ' 817-TF t 77 FOR RENT — [ FOR RENT — lutrge sleeping | I pon h,modern home. 6(i3 North i Second street. Phone 384 or 484. I 148-g2t • FOR RENT 3 rooms and bath - ‘ aii modern —unfurnished. Hot & * told soft water. Private entrance • cold soft water. Private entrance. Only electrical appll- ’ ances allowed In kitchen. Must furnislt reference*. Reply Box 217 c/o Demot-rat. 147-Zta Escaping'* a Habit ( Harrisburg. Pa. (UP) —lt was f all right with Virginia authorities , when Edgar Via turned up in t Charlottesville. Va.. after he had > escaped from the Dauphin County I prison here Via bad iieen wanted I in Virginia for escaping from a - state penal farm, He was held in , Virginia Instead of being returned' I tn Harrisburg. - j

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I I Cut* and trim* *ll tall growth IH* from ground. Cult where other mower* won't—clow to tract, under low branch**, under fence* and around ail . obttacle*. W tickle follow* , ground contour- LightI weight»ael(-prqpclled,e*ty lj| i to handle Excellent (or 1 farm*, fferk*. roadtide Aj and golf court* car*. .r 1. 41 I' 1 Pm! Ulis * sirvici i, See RF. bhro'er Shroyer Lek*. Decatur, Ind. Fhene S2l-K #

Kroger Employes To Hold Picnic Sunday Employee of the Fort Wayne braxch of The Kroger Co., which Includes Decatur, have planned a picnic to lie held at the West Swinney amusement park. Fort Wayne. June It will Include ail regular employes who have been with the company prior to June 1. and their families, in its 81 stores, office, bakery. warehouse, and garage, all operated by thia branch. C. O. Talla is the branch manager. Arrangements for the picnic have been completed by the laiard of directors. Messrs. Brooks, chairman. Engle, Rose. Kramer. McFarland, and Cox. Signa will be posted near the Fort Wayne city limit* on highway* giving the direc’.ions to this park The West Swinney park is located in the southwest part of Fort Wayne. Activities will begin at 10 a m. with a full day of fun anil frolic following for the entire family. Each person attending will be given tickets to lie used for refreshments throughout the day and children will also receive free tickets for rides. A numbered program will be issued to ea< h employe to be used in the drawings for various attendance prizes. ELECTRIC FANS Invest in Comfort Holthouse Drug Co.

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26 FT. MODEL COMPLETE •179-5 O ro i maoison, wit. HERE ARE THE FEATURES: j V***Box STEEL BOOM-Swingt tideway* ond is adjutlable for | height* to 42 inches. Allows spraying al! kinds of crops and easy I travel through gates. 32' and 26' Booms split, all hinged. 1 LONG-LIFE PUMP-Bronze herring-bone gears, stainless steel I shaft, one stuffing box. Forced feed lubrication, adjustable for . pressures Ito 125 lbs. Over-size relief valve,built-in by-pass. BRASS SPRAY NOZZLES with removable screens available in capacities of from stoloo gallons per acre at 4 M.P.H. Use any 55 gallon steel drum mounted on tractor. UTILITY HAND SPRAYER ATTACHMENT with 50 ft Hose » resisting) for spraying orchard., lawns, barn: and white washing buildings, available at only $21.50 extra. J ARNOLD & KLENK, Inc. t ML 1 by BEN H ANDERSON MFG CO., MADISON 3, WIS-, USA. , OPENING FOR RESIDENT OF ADAMS COUNTY National concern needs a man to handle affairs in this area. Opportunity for 1100 or better weekly earnings. Experience not required as we leach you the husinetw. Car necettaary. • Write Box 215, r DAILY DEMO( RAT and interview will be arranged.

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K. L w tW Jr • ■K Xr rOItOWING their wedding at Up« perville, Va , the former Mrs. Mary Elizabeth "Liz” Whitney, famed horsewoman, and her new husband Dr. E. Cooper Person, Jr„ complete the ceremony with a kiss. An associate professor of Surgery at Cornell University, Person is 38 years old. four years younger than his brine. (International Soundpholo) i “ SERVICE ; STATION Major Oil Co. has a going service station available for lease immediately. ‘j Good down town location > in Decatur. Must purchase present inventory. Dealer selling because cf health. Write to LEWIS MURPHY, Jr, 1 P. O. Box 567 Fort Wayne, Ind. ■ ■■ 1

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FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, Ind.. June 23 (t’Pi IJvesim-k: 1 Hog* 16ii 2<W) lbs 28. 200-225 lbs 2 27.75. 225 240 lbs 27 s<>. 240-300 J lbs 25 25 27 25, 300-400 lb* 23.25 1 22.50 down, ataga 18 down. 1 Calves 28. : Spring lamb* 29, clipped iamb* ; 24. clipped ewes 10. clipped burka ! 8. j j SteiTS choice 31-33. go-id 28-31, i medium 24-28, common 20-24; liei ■ fera 28-31, good 24-28, medium 22- i I 24. commati 18-22; cows choice 2022. good 18 20. cutters 16-18, vanners 12-14; ulls heavy 23-24, good] 20-23. light 17-20. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indlananolla. June 23 -Il P> — il’.MAi Livestock: Hog* 5.875; opened slow, later I trade generally steady on weights 180-240 lb*, at large.y 27.75-28 <»0; few lots (hoice around 190 220 fbn 28.15-28 25; scattered 250-270 Ifta 26 75 27 5"; aomc around 3"0-325 lbs. 24.00; little don on weights below 170 lbs.; aorne about steady, largely 20.00-22.50 on weights under 300 !t>s.. m-atter«-<l smooth lots to 23.25. Cattle 800. calves 500; stei-ra and yearlings opened steady; two load* mostly choli e medium weights 37oo; odd sipall lots good yearlings 34.00-35.00; odd head choice heifers 37.00; cows alow, most buyers bidding around 50 I lower, very few sold early; vealera active, mostly steady, good and choice 25.00-27.00. Sheep 200; native spirng lambs 50-1.00 lower; mixed weights good and choice 27.50-29.00, medium and gotsl 26.00-27.00; slaughter ewes steady, good and choice lights Ho 11>s. down 10.00-11.00. heavier kinds 7.50-9.00. ■ Markets At A Glance Bv I’nited Press Stocks' higher in quiet trading Bonds higher; I'. S. governmnets easy Curb stocks; irregularly higher Wheat, corn, oats and barley ftittires Irregular. Ilogs and cattle steady, sheep slow. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat July BSM S ' > P' - : -' : - Her. 2 33%; May 2.30%. Corn: July 2.22%; Sept. 1.97’«; De. 1.68%; May 167%. (tuts: July 85%; Sept. 85%; May 84%. Soybeans: July 1.16A; Nov 3.3911. Missouri Senator Is Out For Dewey Philadelphia. June 23 — tl'pi Sen James I'. Kent, chairman of the Missouri delegation, tame out today for Gov Thomas E. Itewey for the Republican presidential nomination. But Sen. Forrest C. Donnell, a It Missouri delegate, stood fast for Taft. i Estimates of Dewey votes in the ! Missouri 33-inetnlter delegation varI ied from 15 to 25.

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KENNETT, MURRAY A CO. Corrected June 21 160 to 200 lbs 28. W 200 to 225 lbs 27.75 225 to 240 lbs 27. W 240 to 250 lbs 27.25 250 to 26v lbs 27.00 260 to 270 lbs 26.75 2*o to 280 lbs. 26 50 260 to 290 Iba. 26.00 290 tu 300 lbs 25.50 300 to 325 lbs 25.25 325 to 350 lbs 25.00 350 to 375 lbs 24.5(1 375 to 400 ids 24.A8 140 to 150 lbs 24.05 120 to 140 lbs 23.50 100 to 120 lbs 23.00 Roughs 350 lbs. down 22.00 350 to 400 lbs. 21.50 400 to 500 lbs 21.00 500 to 600 Iba. 20.50 Ktags 17.50 HMTO 11'Ml Veals (Wed. A Sat.) 28 00 Lunba (Wad. A .-'.at > 28 on Clipped lambs 24.00 Ewes (Clipped) 900 Yearling* 15.00 SCHMITT'S STOCK YARDS Corrected June 23 16" to 200 lbs. 27.50 200 to 225 Hi*. 27.25 225 to 250 lbs. 27.00 250 to 260 lbs 26 50 260 to 270 lbs. 26 25 270 to 280 Iba. 2575 280 to 290 lbs. 25.25 290 to 300 lbs. 24.75 300 to 325 in*. 24.25 325 to 350 lb*. 23.75 350 to 375 lb*. 23.25 375 to 400 lb*. 22 75 too |hs. up 22.25 140 to 160 lbs. 24.50 120 to Ito Iba. 23.10) Roughs :>oo down 22X1) down Kwes 8.00 Bin kx 6 M Ijambs 23.00 Calves 25.00 Boars 11.00 [Stag* 17.50 WHOLESALE EGO AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 380 Corrected June 23 EGGS—Producer* price* Grade A large white If Grade A large brown ... .46 Current receipts 31 Heavy hens ...... .31 leghorn hens 4 lb*, up 2f Cocks . .u Fryers call for prices. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corm ted June 23 Beans subject to cKange during day. Price* delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grain: .03 per bushel les*. Cora: .07 per HR) les*. f.ob. farm GRAIN PRICES Adam* County F. B. Co-Op's Berne-Monroe-Williams Corrected June 23 Wheat 2.20 Oats I "5 Coni 3.06 Beans 3.90 Call for rve prices. In Illinois, symptoms of boron shortage are more frequently observed in alfalfa than In other legume < rope. N A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: S:80 te 12:00 1:00 to 6:00 Saturdays, 8:30 p. m. Telephone <9l

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