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FOR SALE—1949 Dodge one
ton pickup, excellent tires,
reconditioned engine, three
eights steel plate bed. Tow
ing pintle, heater, a real buy
at only $500. Phone 3252.
FOR SALE—Kenmore wring
er type washing machine,
good condition reasonable.
Se at 19 D St. Apt. B.
FOR SALE—1952 Chev. half
ton pickup in good condition
motor excellent, new tires
and battery, fully insured,
$1100. Late 1951 model
FHgidaire refrig. 9.5 cu. ft.
with large freezer chest,
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new condition. $225. Also 2
sectional couches, $50. One
overstuffed chair, $20. One
Isesco electric roaster with
broiler attachment & stand,
thermostat defective but
easily repaired. $25. 1953
Underwood Deluxe upright
typewriter, like new, a steal
at $125. 1 Thor automatic
washer, $50. Call Rochelle,
3501 after 6 pm and after
10 am Sunday.
ATTENTION — Homesite
owners build your own ap
proved cement septic tank
and save half. We have steel
forms & mixer for rent.
Munson & Huer. Phone
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Jim' Lou
SfafemeMt Sonant
Summer Cottons
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Tele. 2522
4581. 6 12
BAPTIST —Mission Rummage
Sale. Saturdays 1 to 5:00 pm
On
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Sunday and Monday’s pic
ture at the Orpheum Theatre
is one of those lad-meets-lassie
yarns that serve as a frame
work for many musical num
bers. The title of this M-G-M
Technicolor Musical is “Small
Town Girl.” It stars Jane
Powell, Farley Granger, Ann
Miller, S. R. Sakall, Robert
Keith, Billie Burke and Bobby
Van.
A rehash of the Cleopatra
Mark Anthony love story is
Tuesday and Wednesday’s
picture. Entitled “Serpent of
the Nile”, this Columbia Tech
nicolor Melodrama is a fast
moving facinating story. The
color is gorgeous, beautiful
dancing girls are plentiful,
music is impressive and the
whole adds up to a stirring
evening’s entertainment.
“Serpent of the Nile”.stars
Rhonda Fleming, William
Lundigan, Raymond Burr and
Jean Byron.
“FortTi” is Thursday and
Friday’s film. The story deals
with the French and Indian
wars. This Columbia Techni
color Action Drama comes re
plete with wild Indians, hurti
ng tomahawks and flaming
arrows. ;It stars GeW'* .vlrtnt* I
gomery, Joan Vohs, Irving j
Beacon and James S^ary.
One of the most remarkable1
pictures ever filmed bv M-G M
is brought to the Orpheum
screen next Saturday with the
showing of “Sequoia”, which
unfolds a love story blended
into a saga of American ani
mal life.
Nearly two years in the
making, the picture, an M-G-M
Hall of Fame release, was
filmed in regions of the High
Sierras never before photo
graphed by a camera and
shows such startling scenes s
a mountain lion and a deer,
nature’s most deadly enemies
playing together like Jambs;
lions and wolves stalking ani
mal prey; and intimate records
of the daily life of such wild
animals as coyotes, bears, rac
coons, eagles, rattlesnakes,
baby fawns and small lion
cubs.
TODAY'S SPECIAL
Apple Turnovers
and
Napoleon Slices
DON'T FORGET DECORATED CAKES
LaLandes Kodiak Bakery
Phone Open 24 hr daily
3454 except Sat night
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