PAGE FOUR CURKSVILLt LEAF-CHRONICLE STEVE CANYON Class, ifled Ads mFHe Best Ail-Time Buying Guide iiIm wsp wSirfa rwk4-Mpi tiro SnJt LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY 1 7 1 HQNESX NO FOOLIN'-l HEAVEN BE MY DARLING 7 BUT SHES A PRISONER IN HIS CASTIE-) TOUR MOTHER IS PPAISEthf JSttSS,) tf4HF 5, M0THER 1 7 A JUST GOTTA WAIT Till AUVE-CAPTAIN OICKEnSTTP CANISEEHERI SAFE ANV IMMEDIATELY- iPRlSOtW I CAPTAIN DICKENS KIN BLONDEE rr--r oippi nnp TORSIX MONTHS VE AlSSS TOWMR I TcSK CbEEN TRYING TO RGURE THEWPUTV 1 rlSt ANyiMNt DICK TRACY I I Tl MUST BE ON MV WAVI (a UTTTJE MUC WIU- iTODa I'LL F1KP Ult4TUAxT I Sunrise in the cduntpv bepqre the gftRMERj wbemv brecfast. man, brier, wmo Took mv WK15EINTXE CPUNTW GETS UP. JC CZXWT Cf CAB AND I'LL FIND fcf rETTrrT ro ORPHAN ANNIE V'- -tV-M'---- Trrrr---: -IjSSS liJ 'r- ft lr lr" 1 NANCY -r -1 ri'LL HAF A I ARSFl MMM Ul Nl AMTV UOa I I fiKAV CI IIO i yT 1 1 LEMONADE ABOUT SHARING I'LL FIX A STRAW mCiCy rffisy' Jt BUZZ SAWYER sj OH. I SAY, I'M II WHY, THAI'S WHERE I'M A i WELL BY 6E0R0E. 1 7AreA0OINEEN660 SOINS.
ITt VERY KIND WWeTI TPll THT BUTIPYOUDONT rT HELLO! 'tt L-rt. J4 I If tVJ 1 A5 THE EAST FIATTIRS. 77 Sf I III I INWAM HOTEL, riiiKy Y'lfUtl 1" For Sale PIGS Ed Roberts, Round Pond, -Twfc- 1941 FORD business coupe. This car does not burn oil and has good motor. A bargain at $925.
See Charles Bumey, Clarksville Armory. MODERN 6-room house. See Mrs. Bryant McGhee on Rossvtew Road or caU 1493-R-2. RESTAURANT business known as 4th Street Sandwich Shop.
Phone 272, Hopklnsvllle, Ky. TWO 825x20' ten-ply rayon cord truck tires, tubes and rims. Tires almost new. Will sacrifice less than half original cost. Phone 766.
BRYAN Seed Potatos. A. L. Boyer. Phone 1635-W-l.
ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner, all attachments. Call 1307 after noon. FRYERS Mrs. Laurin Edmondson. Phone 1688-J-3.
'47 CROSLEY Convertible, lots of extras, cheap. Can be seen at Cumberland Drive Motor Co. EASY SPINDRYER WASHERS McNeal St Edwards. 109 Madison, Phone 1760. HOOVER Vacuum Cleaners.
McNeal St Edwards, 109 Madison. Phone 1760. FRIGID AIRE Water Healers, 30-40-50-60 gallon capacity. Made only by General Motors. McNeal fc Edwards, 109 Madison.
Phone 1760. OUR fully equipped garage In town of Cumberland City, located in the business center of town and on highway. Enjoying excellent business. For further Information call Brake Ss Holley Motor Co. Phone 8, Cumberland City, OLD solid walnut bed, springs and mattress.
Phone 9080. WALLPAPER 12c a roll. Exchange Furniture Co. QUALITY BABY CHICKS AAA grade. Straight run, your choice, $11.50 to $12.50.
Columbia Produce. RECONDITIONED lee boxes, $14.95 up. Exchange Furniture Commerce St. SWEET POTATO PLANTS Hybrid seed corn. Ralph Winters, Commerce St.
DRIVE OUT TO ill Dale Motor Co. FOR BEST BUY IN USED CARS Two '47 Dodges One 2-door deluxe. One 4-door custom Both low mileage and priced to selL '41 Ford 2-door super deluxe. Excellent condition. A steal at $850.
'39 Plymouth Pick up. Flat bed. Good condition. '40 Studebaker Champion Hew rings. New front end.
Bargain. Two Model A Fords Ready to go. 1937 Ford Motor good Body rough $150. 1935 Ford Coupe It runs. $125.
1936 Chevrolet 2-door. $195. New Ford Traclor With equipment. Farmall A With equipment. WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE DAY OR NIGHT: SEE DRINKARD AT Hill Dale Motor Co.
ON NASHVILLE HIGHWAY PHONE 766 For Rent J-ROOM FURNISHED apurtment i Close In. S3! Home Ave. J-ROOM FURNISHED apartment Phone 1857-R. MICB ROOM-Phone 728. -Two toedt, close in.
1-ROOM apartment. Hot water and lights. Call 1562. 1 LARGE ROOM with access to bath and hot water, for two gentlemen. 107 Main Bt.
I FURNISHED ROOMS at 107 Main St. FURNISHED BEDROOM. Unloi St 810 DOWNSTAIRS ROOM Gentlemen preferred. Call 2280-R. 7 Special Notice LAMP WIRING Electrifying antique 'lamps a specially.
Reproduction lamp shades, white, colored and decorated. Lamp parts and repairing. Ed Welker, 308 Castle Heights. Phone 1545. INSULATION Weather stripping, caulking.
Free estimates. Walter Keith St Co. Phone 1817, 200 Commerce. ATTENTION, VETERANS Money available to finance these two new homes under a O.I. loan.
4 rooms and bath, Go IT Club Lane, 5, 000. 4 rooms and bath, Central $5,500. Byers Harvey. Phone 95. GRAHAM'S Plumbing, Bteamfttting, Pumps, sales, Installation and repairs Phone 15M-J.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS Hybrid Seed Ralph Winters, Commerce St. BE SURE of your coal supply this winter by getting yours early. Ky. Lump, Egg or Nut. Phone 926-W.
BRING your sewing machine repairing to 636 Main St. Have moved from the Hatchery to my home. Will go anywhere in the county. Call 1705-M. D.
P. Smoth-erman. COLUMBIA PRODUCE Best prices, honest weight Phone 256 MERCHANTS For refrigeration get the best. General Electric immediate delivery. Williams Refrigeration.
1663-W. LAWN MOWERS machine sharpened. Leonard Ransdell, rear of Postoffice Bldg. AUTO AUCTION SALE every Saturday at 10:30. Main Street Car Exchange and Auction Co, Hop-klnsvllle, Ky.
VACUUM CLEANERS All makes Irons, all makes, repaired. Pickup and delivery service. McNeal St Edwards, Madison Street Store Phone 1760. WINDOWS, doors, frames, screens at Fowler Supply Co. Phone 1162-W.
RUG CLEANING and upholstery. Pickup and delivery Walton Jarrett. Phone 1760. FOR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, HEATING SERVICE Frady Electric Co. TAYLOR RADIO SERVICE Corner Sixth Franklin Phone 2261 -J DORRIS (HAP) TAYLOR COMPLETE HOE SERVICE We Sell 'Em We Fix 'Em MORRIS SHOE SHOP 6th and Franklin St.
Phillips Elliott Radio Service AUTOMOBILE AUCTION Clarksville Auction Co. Eoch Wednesday, II A.M. Located HILLDALE MOTOR CO. Nashville Highway ot City Limits. Bring title to your car.
PHONE 766 Male Help Wanted RBUABLS MAN with car wanted to call on farmer In Montgomery County. Wonderful opportunity. 1)5 to MO in a day. No experience or rapita! required. Permanent.
Write today. McNess Company, -Classified Advertising Rates 1 uotui cuuiniB (Effective June 1. 14J 4s per word each day for first three days Over 1 day per word eaofc day. In lnnua chart Me. NO EK FUNDS WILL MADE Ko refunds will be mad when ads ar can called before ahedul la oomplefd.
Diaru chaegu SO par lnoh. 10 words maxlnra to en Inch. Terms: Cash with order. LEGAL ADVERTISING State and County (Rates set by Tennessee Statutal toe per Inch, first Insertion. 40o per Inch each additional tnaertloa, (Average It 4 words to line).
LEGAL ADVEKTIglNO (Standard Perms) Unas a 1 toon) Notice to Creditors (1 publlu ttoru (4 Ken -Resident Notlo (4 anbueatloBaL LOO. vedeeal leqal NOTICE Any agency of the Federal Government Te per Una Tpt type set solid. (Average Is words te, line). NOTICE OP SALE OP LAND -i (3 publications required). per Inch each Insertion.
POLITICAL, AMUsem*nT Oe per Inch. Cash with order. (N MEMORIAM AND MXMOBIAL NOTICES 60e per Inch. (4 words to Une). 4.
Une to 1 Inch). CASD OP THANKS to per word. (Charge for heading.) ISo Minimum chart. CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE 'i William L. Hamilton, vm.
Mrs. Lizzie Hlghtower, et al. By authority of a decree of the Chancery Court of Montgomery County, Tennessee, rendered i the above-styled cause at the May xerm, nws, i will on MONDAY, JUNE 28th. 194. at 12 o'clock, noon, at the west door of the Court House In Clarksville, Tennessee, sell, at public auction.
to the highest and best bidder, upon ine terms stated below, the follow ing real estate, situated in Civil District No. 1 of Montgomery Coun ty, Tennessee, to-wit: Beginning at a stone, the southeast corner of Lot No. thence with Lot No. 1 north 26 west 156 poles to a stone at the south edge of Clarksville Russellvllle Pike; then along said pike north 53 east 83 12 poles to a stone, the northwest corner of Lot No. thence with Lot No.
3 south 18 12 east to 166 poles to a stone and pointers: then south 59 34 west 46 poles to the beginning, containing 62 acres. more or less, and being Lot No. 2 in the division of land in the cause of Edward Johnson vs. Emmarlhe Johnson et al, in the County Court or Montgomery County, Tennessee, and the same conveyed by S. W.
Kelly, Clerk and Commissioner, to Emmarine Johnson by deed of record in Deed Book 56, page 2.72 Reg ister's onice of Montgomery County, "Tennessee. TERMS OF SALE ONE-THIRD CASH, the balance On a credit of one and two years, and the purchaser will be required to execute notes for the deferred payment, dated as of the date of sale, due one and two years after date, respectively, with interest from date, and secured by a lien retained on said real estate. The sale will be made from the equity of redemotion and all other rights of the parties, the title of the pur chaser to be absolute upon con firmation of the sale. This notice will be published for three consecutive weeks In the Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle. This June 7th, 1948.
R. A. GARDNER. Clerk and Master. JAMES C.
CUNNINGHAM, J. THOS. TRA0GHBER, McREYNOT.DS MARKS. GoODLETT GOODLETT. Solicitors.
June 7-14-21 estate a transmission line easem*nt conveyed by J. C. Gill to U.S.A, Deed Book 93, page 511-513, and also an easem*nt conveyed by J. C. Gill to UJ3.A., Deed Book 93, page 515.
R.O.M.C. 6TH TRACT: Situated In the suburb of Clarksville, being Lot No. 77 of the Gratton Grove land, lying on the east side of Railroad, fronting 14 poles on the railroad right-of-way and running back in a paralleogram 74 12 poles east to a 33 foot street, and containing 2 34 acres, more or less, the same conveyed by Southern Trust Company, et al to J. C. Gill.
Deed Book 79, page 151. RO.M.C. 7TH TRACT: Bounded north by the land of L. F. Slckenberger, east by the Clarksville St Russellvllle Turnpike, south by lands of said turnpike and of Gill, and on the west by Red River, containing 58 acres, more or less, and the same conveyed by Mrs.
Mary J. Brandon to J. c. Gill, Deed Book 51, page 274, R.O.M.C. Full and detail description of all the above property will be shown at the sale, and may be seen in my office at any time before the sale.
The First Tract and the Fourth Tract, above, will be sold subject to the homestead and dower rights of Mrs. Mary Baynham and the other tracts will be sold unencumbered by any rights of the parties to this cause, subject to present tenants on property. TERMS OF SALE ONE-THIRD CASH, and the balance on a credit of one and two years, and the purchaser or put-chasers will be required to execute notes for the deferred payments, dated as of the date of sale, dne one and two years after date, respectively, bearing interest from date, and secured by a Hen retained on the real estate for which such notes are executed. Said property wilt be first offered for sale separately and then as a Whole, and Uk hihot bids or bid will be accepted. This notice win be published for three consecutive weeks in the ClarktvlUe LesJ -Chronicle.
This June 7, 1B48. R. A GARDNER, Clerk and Master. GOODLETT St GOODLETT, Sol, for CompKa. STOUT St PORTER, Sols, for -Advertisem*nt June 7-14-n Wanted to Buy.
CORN Will shell corn at crib, haul, or will buy to Guthrie. Top price paid. Coving-" ton Grain and Seed Guthrie, Ky. Phone 90-J. Call collect.
CORN Will buy at crib or deliver to my com sheller In New Pm-1- dence. Edgar Lewis, office phone 1970-J. night 213.. For Sale or Trade MODEL A FORD Good tire and runs good. Phone 1823-R Business Opportunity CANDY specially made and packed for premium routes.
Ask for samples and prices. Atlanta Candy Company, 304 Decatur Atlanta 3, Ga. SPARE TIME opportunity. Operate merchandise vending machines. Amazing profits, fullest coopera- tion, onlyH474 cash required to start.
Write Box care Leaf-Chronicle. Help Wanted COLORED MEN Leam while yon earn at the Clarksville School of Tailoring. Veterans accepted under GI Bill. Located at 9th and Main Streets, Clarksville, Tenn. THE LEAF-CHRONICLE Entered lecond clasa matter at the Put Office at ClarksrUla, Tennauee, under the Act of 176 Published erery erenlnf (except Bun-day at Second and Commerce Street hod dellrered by oarrier to all parti of the city and New Providence BT MAIL One year $8.00 Six months 4.00 Three monthe 3.00 OsUIae MentceaMry and Adjaerat Ceanttoe One year Six month! 5.15 Three months 4.00 Mea la Serrte One year 4 SO 3.50 S.7! Six months Three months By Carrier One week 30 City subscribers not desiring to pay the carrier each week may remit In adwnce direct to the Leaf-Chronicle at the rate of lOe per week.
The Leaf -Chronicle will not be responsible for money paid In advance to carriers. Payments In advance should be made only to the office. NON-DELTVEBT City subscribers who for any reason tall to receive copy of the paper will please call 1M before 5:30 p.nu week days and I p.m.. Saturdays Babies All Caesarian BOSTON. (U.R) Mrs.
Edward Madden of Dorchester is the mother of seven children ranging from one to 11 years, all born by Caesarian section. In Chan6ery at Clarksville, State of Tennessee, Clerk and Master's Office, June 11, 1948 E. M. Freeh, Complainant, vs. Virginia Goodall Chestnut, et al, Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit filed in this cause, that the defendants, Clara Harrison Clark, Phlla D. Hambaugh and Robert M. King, are non-residents of the State of Tennessee. It is therefore ordered that they enter their appearance, herein on or before the next term of the Chancery Court, to be held at Clarksville, Tennessee, on the Third Monday of July (July 19), next, 1948, and plead, answer or demur to complainant's Bill or the same will be taken for confessed as to them and set for hearing ex parte; and that a copy of this order be published for four consecutive weeks in the Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle. A Copy Attest: R.
A. GARDNER, Clerk and Master. CALXJS TATE, Sol'r. for Advertisem*nt June 14-21-28 July 5 CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR PARTITION Mrs. Sarah J.
Cansler et al vs. Mrs. Mary Baynham Gill, et al. By authority of a decree of the Chancery Court of Montgomery County, Tennessee, rendered in the above-styled cause at the May Term, 1948, I will on MONDAY. JUNE 28, 1948, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the west door of the Court House In Clarksville, Tennessee, sell, at public auction, to the highest and best bidder or bidders, upon the terms and conditions stated below, the following real estate situated in the 12th Civil District of Montgomery County, Tennessee, to-wit: 1ST TRACT: A house and lot In the 2nd Ward of the ity of Clarksville, fronting about 70 feet on the north side of Main Street, and running back about 190 feet to an alley.
2ND TRACT: Bounded on the west by Red River, on the south and east by the Clarksville and Russellvllle Turnpike, and on the north by J. C. Gill, containing 25 acres, more or less, being same conveyed by James P. Gill to J. C.
Olll, Deed Book 59, page 589, R.O.M.C. 3RD TRACT: A tract of land containing 150 acres, more or less, being the same conveyed by complainants to J. C. Gill, Deed Book 71, page 103, R.O.M.C. There is excluded from the above land a water right or easem*nt conveyed by J.
C. Gill to U.SA., Deed Book 89, pages 295, 505 and 507, and Deed Book 90, page 616, and also an electric line easem*nt conveyed by J. C. Olll to U.SA., Deed Book 93, page 515, R.O.M.C. 4TH TRACT: Lying In the 5th Ward of the City of Clarksville, at the northeast corner of Fourth and Franklin Streets, fronting on Franklin Street 45 feet, more or less, and running back 130 feet 4 Inches, more or less, being the same conveyed by J.
A Blunt to J. C. Gill, Deed Book 74. page 37. RO.M.C.
5TH TRACT: Tn the Ward of the City of Clarksville, and being lots 74, 75 and 76, of the land sold In the Chancery Court at Clarksville in the cause of Reynolds et al vs. Brandon et al, to which cause and plat reference is made for a full description, containing 5 78 acres, more or less by C. B. Lyle and wife to J. O.
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