Kankakee Valley Post, Volume 18, Number 31, DeMotte, Jasper County, 2 July 1948 — Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

FOR SALE Used slide trombone.—Neal Swart. j 25. FOR SALE Bauer Upright piano.—John J., B. Broertjes, DeMotte, Ind. FOR RENT One or two sleeping rooms very reasonable in town of DeMotte. —Frank Frame. Jly 3. FOR SALE A premier upright vacuum cleaner. Less than two years old. Phone 54.—Ruby Zylstra. j 25. FOR SALE Septic tanks, $49.50. All kinds of plumbing and pipe.—E. T. Sweney & Son, Hebron, Ind. a 30 ts. FOR SALE weeks old.—David Systma, I*4 mile north, 1 mile east, 14 mile north DeMotte. m 28. FOR SALE ator. Good condition.—Eddie Pierson, DeMotte. Jy 2. FOR -SALE or 60 pounds.—Snip Bros., 14 miles south, 3*4 mile west of DeMotte. j 25. FOR SALE -20 hydraulic power lifts for cultivators or scoops.—DeKock Supply Co., DeMotte. j 25. FOR SALE Large size Kalamozoo heatrola, good condition. $30.00. —Nelson Fairchild, DeMotte, Ind. jly 16. FOR SALE 4-door sedan. Four burner General Electric stove, good condition.—Neil Sekema, DeMotte, Ind. jly 16. FOR SALE enamel table top kerosene stove with oven. And a 9x12 blue linoleum in good condition. — M rs. R. Brouwer, 1 mile north, 1 mile west of DeMotte. jly 9. Custom spraying for weeds and insects. The best equipment we have 2-4-D and D.D.T. on hand. Custom mowing, raking and baling.—Amos McDpniel, 2*4 miles east and 3-4 mile north of DeMotte, Ind., or *4 mile north of Kersey. j 25. FOR SALE 6-room, modern, 2 level house. Tile kitchen and bath room. Hot air heat, full basement, high ground. Lot about 100x200 feet. SB,OOO. Cash or terms. 3-4 mile Northeast of DeMotte, Menne Huizinga. jly 16. y —■—-—■— WAR FEARED Washington, June 30. Two midwestern congressmen expressed fear today the Russian blockade of Berlin might lead to war. Rep. Michener (R-Mich.) said he believes the United States already is “nearer to war” now than it was in the' year just before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Rep. .Judd (R-Minn.) said that is American troops remain in the German capital “it may lead to war —but if we don’t it surely will lead to war.” ' The two lawmakers expressed these opinions in separate interviews.