CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
BALMAT REALTY
338 4th Ave.
Phone MAIN 132
OPEN HOUSE
First Avenue. 3:30 to 5:30
‘moons. IMMEDIATE POS
SSION.
everal buildings on liberal
terms.
h properties, unimproved and
•roved. Terms.
NOTARY PUBLIC
FOR SALE, VEHICLES
) OLDSMOB1LES. $150 for
th. One good for parts. 210
cond Avenue. 31-2-3p
NASH 4-door. Radio and heat
Fair cond. A1 rubber. $600
;h. or terms arranged. Marvin
Her, Main 194. 31-33p
PONTIAC 8 2-door sedan,
•00. J-5 Piper Cub with skiis.
'0. Call Hamilton’s Garage.
31-37C
DVVIN “Acrosonic” Spinet Pi
). $695, stateside price, plus $44
ight to Seward. Baker Music
(>P- 28tfc
BETTER USED CARS and
cks, call Hamilton’s Garage,
dison 66 32tfc
REAL ESTATE
EE-BEDROOM house, by own
Sixht and Adams. Furnished
unfurnished. Kitchen, dinette
i bath tiled. One bedroom in
atty pine. Picture window.
30-31-32p
:-ROOM HOUSE, modern.
00 cash. 217 7th Ave. Mad. 22.
103tfc
SPECIAL SERVICES
TERS: Deer trips to Montague
ind starting around Sept 15.
>wn bear, ducks and geese
lilable if desired. Local goat
its also. Comfortable, sea
rthy boat. For reservations
itact Frank Perry. Boat “Char.
5. or No. 15. Vets Housing Area.
30-34c
EAVING: Burns, moth holes,
rs. etc. Also alterations for
n and women. Quick service,
aranteed. Mail to Campbell’s
x 324. Seward. 27tfc
N COSMETICS. B. Kearns^
II Madison 48. 94rfc
£ deliverer to your doorstep,
one Garfield 50. Seward Dairy.
lOOtfc
WANTED TO RENT
SE or apartment. Not fussy.
? Mrs. Peters, 506 5th Avenue.
27tfc
FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE
Real Estate For SALE
New log house and a three-bed
room frame house to be sold to
gether. Priced to sell.
Several choice lots.
Nice 3-room house on 3 lots.
Two 3-room houses at Cooper
Landing. One lias 3.35 acres
patented land.
JOHN P. SMITH
Real Estate & Insurance
4th & Adams Main 233
FOR SALE, MISC.
MODEL 70 WINCHESTER .300 Mag
num. A-l. See it at Newspaper
Office. Main 168. 31tfc
MARINE SUPPLIES
5-H.P. HIAWATHA outboard motor
in good cond. First trailer on
Riverside Drive, Forest Acres.
31-33p
LARGE DROP-LEAF table and 4
chairs. Box 65. Seward. 31-2p
PERSONALIZED Birth Announce
ments. Seward Record, 336 4th
Avenue. Seward. Madison 168.
WANTED - TO BUY
EAGLE TAIL FEATHERS in good
condition, 20 centseach. Danny
Rose. Box 734. Seward. 29tfc
FOR RENT
BEDROOM with kitchen privileges
to reliable couple or two women.
Call Monroe 127 after 6:30 p.m.
29tfc
OFFICE SPACE. Ray Building.
17tfc
AS OF THIS DATE I will not be
responsible for any obligations
of Legion Cab except those con
tracted for by myself.
PEGGY BEISSNER
30-31-32C
REGISTER AND VOTE
Another election day is at
hand. It seems that many people
fail to realize that by neglecting
the voting privilege, they are
hastening the day when we all
will be denied the right to vote.
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NEWSPAPER EMPLOYEES
POISONED AT PICNIC
Yakima. Wash. IT)—Health au
thorities pointed to potato salad
or ham today, or both, as the
probable sources of a mass food
poisoning at a Yakima news
paper picnic yesterday.
The 230 or more victims of the
poisoning were employes of the
two Yakima daily newspapers,
the Republic and the Herald, or
members of their families.
About two-thirds of the news
staff was on the job today, but
many were in weakened condi
tion. The printers’ crew was al
most at normal strength.
Ninety six persons were hos
pitalized overnight of the total
of 155 who received hospital
treatment after a lineup of
stricken patients and doctors
that was almost unprecedented
for the city.
The victims included Publish
er Ted Robertson and Managing
Editors Bob Hansen and Justin
N. Thomas of the Daily Repub
lic and the Morning Herald. Both
Robertson and Hansen were at
their desks today.
BUYING SILENCE
Our idea of an opportunist is
the fellow who thought of put
ting blank records in juke boxes
so customers can buy 10 cents
worth of silence.
LETHAL COMBINATION
About the most lethal com
bination to be found on our high
ways these days is a loose steer
ing wheel and a tight driver.
U.S., BRITAIN AND FRANCE
DISCUSS INFLATION
Washingion IT) — The United
States, Britain and France today
discussed a major threat to the
West’s defensive buildup: infla
tion.
How to keep inflation from
wrecking the rearmament drive
and along with it the economies
of Western Europe was a topic
of talks by the Big Three foreign
ministers. Secretary of the Trea
sury Snyder, British Treasury
Chief Hugh Gaitskell and French
Finance Minister Rene Mayer
sat in on the meeting.
The three foreign ministers—
Secretary of State Acheson,
Britain’s Herbert Morrison and
France's Robert Schuman—last
night agreed on main terms for
a partnership deal which would
allow the West Germans to con
tribute forces to the Western Al
liance.
Today, it was reported reli
ably, the ministers confirmed
Big Three unity on measures to
protect their nationals behind
the Iron Curtain. Informed of
ficials said the ministers agree
that such unity already exists as
evidence by yesterday’s joint
ban on Czechoslovak airline
flights over Germany and
France.
The move presumably was a
measure of retaliation for Czech
oslovakia’s refusal to release AP
Correspondent William Oatis
from a Prague jail where he is
serving a ten year sentence on
charges of espionage.
ROCK SLIDE DAMAGES
FIRST AVENUE HOUSE
The house at 121 First Avenue
received fairly extensive damage
at noon today when two boulders
weighing an estimated ton each
rolled down the mountain into
the rear of the building.
Mr. James A. Jensen, occu
pant of the house, was asleep at
the time, with his head about
ten feet from the break in the
wall, smashing studding and un
derpinning. The house is owned
by Lyle Douglas, who is out of
town at the present time.
A psychiatrist says none of us
are responsible for the things
that happ: n to us, but we are
responsible for the way we act
when they do happen.
It is agreed that folks should
count to ten before they start a
fight. Prizefight promoters count
into the thousands before they
start one.
RAY'S OIL SERVICE
Phone Monroe 150
DAY OR NIGHT
Prompt, Courteous Service
Certified Meter Delivery
Stove Oil - Furnace Oil
Light Fuel
Give Us a Call—
Office at 228 4th Avenue
Phone Main 171
Ray Seferovich, Owner
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