WEDNESDAY, MAY 0, 1936. THE OBLWEIN DAILY IEGI8TEE. OELWEIN, FAYETTE COUNTY. IOWA. FIVE

with throe suns, Sheldon | M:iry Louise Kurlc, N;iyda Ma- all left Monday morning for Sioux , Will Eggleston, and daughter, of Henrietta Bushman \i..il"d OIM; L. Watt and daughter-in- All jcotUnJ N««r 5«« I Keith, four years old; Ilk-hard j bon, Deun Sureliett, uud MiloiCity where they will visit the !at- , Whittier, Cal., and Mrs. Corely day last week in the home of th" Mi•;. Ho\varr| Watt were eal- ii We.4 Union Saturday. Kvcrywlicn- Scotland 1* war tlMI 'Dale, one and one half years old 1'1'eiffei First grade: Marion Sny- ; tor's son and two daughters lor a of Fayette were Wednesday guests Jailer's parents, Mr. and Mr.-;. V,. sea. \\lilcli often comes f"r Inl»n4, RANDALIA 'and u baby boy only a day oldjder, Ardath Wilbur, Donald Cue, few days. ', in the James McSweeney home. 11. Bushman at Ossian. . and Mrs. B. S. Bronn were 1 ay afternoon visitors in the while In the stormy nean at tb« I who proceeded his mother in death i Doris Haiiso ), Edith Leech, John Mr. Myron Edmunds, Mrs. ( Alls. Chas. Whiteford received Harland McComb and family George Storm and son and Vir- Hie announcement of the marriage were Sunday afternoon visitoi., in dso Miss Hen- west lie the Hebrides a* ro.iy la • Farewell Party i but four days. Besides her sor- McFacldcp, and Dean Jellings. sunset as the Aegean lilt* of • rowing husband and two children, Jean Clark of Fayelte visited true Edmunds, all of Galena, 111..; ot Paul Whiteford of Brownsville, 'the parental S. W. McComb ii'im". Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Grant and ; Mr. and Mrs. John IVUT.VIP .;. Harold Cue and kindlier clime. Miss HenricUa Bushman attended the deceased is survived by her our room one afternoon this were Tuesday and Wednesday. Texas, to Miss LuluDcllc Crow 01 week. Taft, Texas, which occured April ! were Sunday dinner guest:, in the Saturday evening u farewell party in honor of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hil- visitors in the Frank Edmunds i ton, as well as her brother Clif- Doris Hansov brought us two home. i 2-t. 'lliey will make their home 'Robert Hoth home at Sumner. .ii...; parental H. J. Cue Carl Middlestadt family at Oel- in Brownsville. I Inez accompanied them home for Owl« Lure Songster* wein Monday night. Mr. Mittle- ford of Gettysburg, her sisters, i wild flower plants. Ray Bark Word was received Of the death . of Peter Arm-, of Frcderieksburg, i Mis. Dodds and daughter Vir- 'the evening. 111 ll;ily it i-i lilt' pnir'.irp of pro- sladl retired as a lural letter cur-' Mrs. Alviti Ruu of Harrold; Mrs. I brought us our first bouquet, of .VI .'"I'll ,,.•:<; in ih«; Ochvoin Evelyn Bassett of Gettysburg, wild flowers. who passed away last Thursday ; ginia accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. I Word was received of the d'-ath fr-xiniiMl liinl snari'i's to IMITV mvl» rier and with his farniJy will move W< C. C. Hunt, all of Cedar Rapids j of Mrs. Bright of I) y R"gi.M- soon to Missouri. , Orma at home, a brother James are enjoying another "Bobb-] following a short illness of pne-U- j II .'-'"ii id fer good values and who is a student at State Col- soy Twins" book. This one is' monia. i came last Saturday for a few clays j South Dak., who passed erafioiis. The owN an- cxiieclsHjr lege. Mrs. Bright had taken ill"The Bobbsey Twins At Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mahoney are i visit in the home of the latter's I April 20 at the hospital IP word your ad carefully, you arc traiiu'i) :itiil nr>> sai'l t" a tint el th* Thursday Reading Circle I Corners." the parents of a son, born Satur- ,' daughter, Mrs. Eldo Reid and lam-| city following a few days i •ii'" to find a buyer. >ii|]:;liir:30 P. M. to all first Dick Reuber home near Wcstgate o'clock she passed on. traders of next year. .We would Sunday. About fifty guests were Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Talcott Mr. and Mr:;. John ('line and with program as follows: (Art) like lo have tlie parents bring present and picnic dinner served were Sunday visitors in tlie El- children of Sumner wcr" Friday Reynolds, by Ruby Sarchclt; Alas- Oliiitiary of Walter K. Warlike (heir children who plan to enroll at noon. don Noon home at Fredericks- evening visitors in the Clint Sha- ka, The Yukon River Alcntnin burg. ' fer home. Kange by Hattie Odekirk; Salmon Waller K. Warlike, only ;;un of next September. Mr. and Mrs. Claude John- .John and Augusta Warlike, was I.asl week the pupils in the stop, and George Whiteford of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Cook andI Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cue ;,nd Fishermen, Charlotte Vaughn. born, Dec. Hi, 1012 near Randalia. ••'•adcs from 2 to !> took the Stan- Waterloo were Saturday evening daughter of Arlington visited Fri- (children George and Marion Snv- Roll call and reading of year's ]ewa. the .••>.'!Mi<' yivir on Dec. 21st ford Achievement tesfs. visitors in the home of the hit-day in the parental Bert Cook j der visited Sunday afternoon and programs. This being the last Ne.v! Monday and Tuesdav the ler's brother. Chas. and wife. | home. i evening in the John Meyei home meeting of the year, there will he v."is bapti/.ed into the name of the Tru'mc God. His father died gh school pupils will be Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Cue and • Ross Cutler spent the week end I west, of Sumner. be an additional meeting May 21st March 27, 1!)17 leaving Walter tin1 Iowa Every pupil son of Mason Cily were Sunday | with relatives at Cedar Falls. j Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wolfe spent at the horn- of Lucy Turner, fatherless at the age of lour years. These t'-sls are compiled visitors in the parental F. C. Ba- j Miss Florence Hummislon of I several days in the honv of her when the club will observe "Moth- He win I. lo school in Handalia UnivopMfy of Iowa, are con and H. J. Cue homes. i Fayette visited Friday evening in I brother, Wayne Ki/er and wife er's Day." until moving io West. Union in lo high schools in the Mr. and Mrs. Fred McFaddcn tlie home of Mrs. Josie Powers. Hi" latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Clark went. \V. K. C. Met Friday w he then completed Iowa to determine the and children and Mrs. Sarah Mc- Mrs. Alice Crawford of Fayette hi'; schooling. Sinn that lime he standing of the schools Farlden attended the tenth wed- was a visitor in the John Peter- to Strawberry Point lo visit, in the Wonnn's Relief Corp met Fri- has been employer! in fanning. and the individuals. ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. son home Friday. parental home Satin-day afternoon. day afternoon at their hall, with He w.is confirmed in the Lutheran Tear Lawrence Sinnott at Ochvcin Ed Heisermari and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Adrain (Iambic fifteen members and twenty one visited in the Marion Moore home visitors. The visitors consisted of el lurch at Maynard, Iowa August for a c'vck on the year's w-)i-k j Sunday. About forty relatives George Herwig of West Uhion '23, l!).'!.'-i Mid remained a member and to see how our courses coin- ' were present and picnic dinner were Sunday guests in the home at McGregor. Miss Bleckwenn and her third pare will served at noon. Epworth League met Sunday .and fourth grade pupils. . Presid- of tint denomination until his similar courses in other of Mr. and Mrs. John Fritz. dealt). schools. Mr .and Mrs. Earl Wilbur of Mr. and Mrs. Arch McCornb of night in the H. I,. Arthur home. ent Maude Irvine was in charge Mr. and Mrs. Clint Shafer and and turned the meeting over to Waiter was always cheerful and Individual ranking will be giv- near Waucoma were Saturday Fayette were Friday visitors in blessed \vilh a strong • he.alt.hy "ii in each subject, so that the overnight guests of her mother, the parental S. W. McComb home. daughter Dora, were Smidav af- Mrs. George Bronn, who is patrio- 1 ternoon -^sit.ors in the Adain'.Sha- lic instructor and who gave a body until four years ago when (cache! can compare the work of Mrs. Josie Powers. ' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hartz and he was stricken with a'complica- •••"•ii of the students. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Beiknap and son spent Sunday afternoon in fcr home at Fayette. welcome talk. Miss Bleckwenn Mr. and Mrs. Clair Spra!;ii" then had charge of a short pa- tion of diseases from which he did Th-' three highest, ranking pa- daughter Elsie left last Monday the M. P. Odekirk home. net recover until a year later. pers in each division will be sent for a visit in the northwestern J. W. Frye of Fairfield, la., were Tno.sdav evening visitors'in triotic program by her pupils as the R. W. Binning home. follows: Reading, History of Our Since then he had again been in to Jc.wa Cily. Three selection:; part of the state. They visit.od spent the week end with home Flat.', by Gladys Perry; Exercise, apparent good health, uniil Sun- •»-e marl", ;ip.ri |]1C highest lank- relatives and friends at Tcrrill, folks. Clair Bark, Burton Odekirk, Mar- das'. Auril I'Mh when an infection ing students from all over the Arnolds Park, Spencer, and on Mr. and Mrs. John Jarchow and ry llubcll, Clair Binning, Robert started in his face which raoidlv stale arc chosen to represent, their returning they were overnight family were Sunday afternoon vis- Hanson; The Flag Speaks, iVIar- grew wo"-; • and bro;i:;hl about his (schools- in the final contest held guests in the Rev. Fred Whit- itors in the Raymond Jarchow rathr r rnridon death, lie desired in -Tun" al Iowa City. ford home at Crystal Lake. home. ARE YOU WORN-OUT? jorie Benter; Flag Salute, Mar- Sixth grade: joric Holmes, Raymond Teepe, lo be strengthened with the borlv Misses Artis Spatchcr, Loraine I Roy Noble of Fayette spent the you arc Zeija Earle and Leslie Owen; and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ George Cooley js a new pupil in 'Frye and Margaret Talcott at- past v/Cek in the C. R. Beiknap in Holy Communion, for hr; last Ihe sixth grade. This grade now (tended a meeting of the Rainbow rundown, thin, Star Spangled Banner, by entire home. it should not be room. Following the program battle :>nd therefore called for the fourteen Punils. j Gif'Gir's at West Union Saturday Mrs. C. R. Clark of Fayette overlooked. Your W- an- sindyiii!;' the Formation night. UT that new automobile money of yours lunch was served by a committee, pastor last Friday morning. His spent Tuesday and Wednesday health is too im- $29-50 consisting of Mrs. Leslie Fay, wish was granted. All that lov- j ••f Nations in our history. I Mr. and Mrs. Merrill McCor- in the home of her mother, Mrs. portant to be neg- Pinto a winner! Get a big, beautiful, solid, chahman, Mrs. F. H. Orbell and in" tvprJs and nvdical science Oi.n- .<;.»!»r.-iphv maps of the in- mirk of near Sumner. Mr. and Charlotte Vaughn. lected. i niprovc economical new Studebaker! Only 1936 car A MONTH Mrs. John Mahoncy. This meet- could do vis given him. hill lo no I •leocp/-!,.,,) countries of Europe Mrs. A. S. Morse and children of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Fctrow and the appetite and with the Automatic Hill Holder! Official !l:..-r, hcr-n j n( OlX'.st i llg. after low down ing was the second in the series avail. He departed this life at th" Fayette and Mr. and Mrs. Mike family were Saturday overnight build up the sys- A.A.A. economy record of 24.27 miles per gal- hospital i'l P(.s!vi!!o. Iowa. April '''i''!h Krado: Lynch of near Fayette, were Sun- and Sunday visitors with relatives torn with Dr. payment buys you of patriotic programs of school r lon! Automatic Overdrive! World's largest a PCW 1936 Stude> children. Miss Sindelar and her ?. i"i. I9.'5fi about fiilO A .M. Wr Ivvi? been s'ndvin.c fh" Ijfn day visitors in the Frank Ed- at Tama. J Pierre's Golden H" leave- tn nvinrn his «rief of Luther P'sp-hank. Samuel munds home. Medical Discovery. Read tliis: "Mrs lien one-piece steel top! Strongest all steel body! baker Sedan dcliv- first and second grade pupils, will c Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bronn and j r ':t!ick"ii mother Mrs. Ezra Row- .-mners and Mark Twain in his- 'Homer Hall of Maynard was a children and S. W .Rubyor were Kauti of 2500 W. 5th St., North Matte, Ncbr., Feather-touch hydraulic brakes! See it—drive ~ ~t\ c dumped un- be guests of honor Friclav after- said: "My appetite was poor ;ind I lost much der new low C.LT. noon, May 15, at the VV. R. C. '•"id, "f \Ve;M Union, two sisters, Sunday visitor in the W. B. Hall Sunday afternoon callers in the weifiht — became very tliin. Splitting licarl- it—you won't give any other car a thought! ^Trs. Lo.iiso Mover of Sumner. Leland Bolknap brought home. aches were another complaint. I just seemed 6% Budget Plan. hall. ; Lawrence Tunncll home at Lima. to be a compli-te wreck. But I picked riuht i"-,--:i. ,-md M'-s. Ella Cue of Ran- •"' c^.rs to school which inter- Mrs. Bertha Borland and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grant and np after I had used Dr. Tierce's Golden rla!i.-i. his step father E/.ra Row-|"s1"r! "s because' we had been Medical Discovery only a short while and N. L. Watt Has Guests my food tasted better. Finally I regained my Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hathaway'and. one .-.top brother Oliver Row- i studying them in science, normal weight and I looked and felt like N. C. HASS Oelwein,la. and two children, Dale and Ruth land, and three step sisters Mrs. I ' '— a new person." Buy now o£ yom druggist. and Jerome Brochier, all of Cal- vina .'oli-ison or Clermont. Mrs. Mrs. Ed Rogers and son Hardy mer, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hoyt, Yvonne Litter, of Lngonsporl. Ind.. from Volcra Cily. spent the day Mr. and Mrs. Kerion Hoyt and nd MPr'red Rowland, also his Monday in the home of the for- daughter, and Mrs. Clara William- i.-ip--".\ Miss Ft hoi M. Gordon of mer's sister. Mrs. Anna Bemaiir JOHN DEERE TRACTOR son, all of Hawkeye, Mr. and Mrs. |Pcstvi!le, who with his other lov- M". and Mrs. .Wnync Donat and ed ones was at his bedside when | f;imily of near Hawkeye, were Clifford Slensbol, and soil Paul, c WITH 3 BOTTOM PLOW AND DISCS of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.his soul departed his life. He i- ^"dav guests in the parental W. '•cached the age of 23 years 4 E. Dona) home, in honor of the Williamson and two children Jack ALL IN GOOD CONDITION and Jean, of Cedar Rapids, Mr. months and nine days. May he former's mother's seventy-first u&u oe tftetfuaae and Mrs. Jas Watt of Fayette and '•cst in peace. birthday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rubyor of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Binning and Rice Lake. Wis., were guests in Priced Complete Only children of Randalia, were Sun- S-nior Class I'lay day dinner guests in the N. L. the homo of their brother and wife, cutcf tfuktf tov f ic members of the senior claf Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Rubyor, this Watt home Sunday in honor of I \\-il present their class play. "Tin Mr .and Mrs. Howard Watt who last week, onroute home from Back." Friday evening. California where they had spent $125-00 were just married recently, 15. at eight o'clock in the the winter. TEST ! I'vmnasium. The plav is a 'Phi! Winegar of Waterloo was North Center SewiiiR Circle ac( comedy drama by Joseph Mrs. Herman Hoepfner enter- a Monday overnight guest in the Carllon. The plo! is centered Jo'"l Peterson home. tained the North Center Sewing •c-onpd the Fouler family who had Uncle, at her home Tuesday. This Mrs. R. S. Eddy of New Or- Wardell Chevrolet Co., Inc. f"M themselves slipping until it, leans. La. arrived Friday after- OELWEIN was an 'all clay ^neeling, with din- '-•'d bee-am" a very serious mailer. lloo;i fer several davs' visit in the TERRAPLANE ner served at noon by the hostess The tilay contains many coinedv lo thirteen members and three •-'.Illation'- MI addition to sev visitors. Mrs. John Jarchow will •ccnos which will le;iv" you focl- against the best any other low priced car can do!" be hostess to the next meeting at '"•.;• extremely s"!Ty for Pa and her home May 2G. V1a Fowler and their conscientious Drive as many of the other low priced than any of the other three leaders. More dam-liter. Jenny and r: thcr re- cars as you care to ... particularly the power per ton, and smoothness no other Visits at Marrtueltc sentful toward George, (he ne'er- A New McCormick-Deering Planter Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brush and other three leading "makes." Then take low priced car approaches. do-well son. Milly. on the sur- a "Discovery Drive" in a Terraplane. [laughter, accompanied Mr. and face, appears i bean and "slangv," TEST BRAKES—Terraplane is the only Mrs. Ernil Schmidt, and two small lint in the end Uncle P.en from Assures Positive, Accurate Planting You will find very little difference in low priced car with latest, finest hydraulics, children Stanley and Einil. Lo \rixona proclaims her to be a true price for the model you want . . . but Maqiiukcta Sunday, where they and a. separate safety braking system oper- Fowler. The young men in the a big difference in what you get for ating from the same brake pedal if ever visited Mrs. Brush's father, Man- play are lypical young men. whil" what you pay. ;:.o Smith who is in the hospital Mrs. minders, the gossipy neigh- needed. Plus a third braking system from there as a result from a fall bor, will be as irrital in;: In you JUDGE STYLE—Terraplane against the easy handling parking brake. which occured while working on is to the family of Fowlers. ;• bridge contract. He suffered two the other three, with the only 1936 design MEASURE SAFETY—Only Terra- The following neoole take part; that is entirely new. broken ribs near the spine. They "Ma" Fowler, Iv'elvn Severso plane, of the leading four, has a body all also visited her mother, Mrs. "Pa" Fowler. Hubert F.ellis. of steel with solid, seamless steel roof. Smith, Mrs. Ella Rogers and Miss CHECK SIZE AND ROOM—Full .fenny Fowler, Frances Ed- H5-inch wheclbasc in Terraplane ... up to Lizzie Lyons, while there. monds. COMPARE ECONOMY —Terra- Milly Fowler, Elsie llclknao. 3 inches more than the others. And i'i5 plane averaged 23-95 miles per gallon in Visitors At Clow Home Mrs. P.linders. a gossipv neigh- cubic feet of inside space . . . more head the Los Angeles-Yosemite Economy Run, Sunday visitors in the P. S. '•or. Adelaide Wells. room, leg room, seating room. Clow home were Mr. and Mrs. with 3 passengers and baggage—with no George Fowler, the Fowler son, coasting. Rol^md Cummings and children of Tlchard Scannell. TEST EASE OF HANDLING—Some- Maynard. Harold McNamee and Arthur MeClood. a friend of thing brand new here . . . Tru-Linc Steer- CONSIDER RUGGEDNESS-We 11 his" father J. II. McNamee, of lenny's, Marion Odekirk. Go Dancin'—with Anson" ing and Radial Safety Control, patent ap- Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Music Corporation of America show you owner records of 125,000, Blake Chester, in love with Mil- Presents plied for. Exclusive in Terraplane. Sprague and Betty. Misses Exe'yn 'y. Dean Austin. 150,000 miles and up. Ask any other low Eevorson. Margaret Talcolt and Mr. Harrison. Jenny's employer, TRY RIDING COMFORT—Terra priced car to match them. Robert McComb. Mrs. McNamec Max Earle. plane's Rhythmic Ride, ag'ainit the ride you Just come in and say, "Show me." and little son accompanied hei Ben Fowler. "Pa's" brothel' from It Saves Seed and Increases Efficiency get in any other low priced car. husband to Waterloo where they \ri:'.ona, Howard llociifncr. We'll back Terraplane every time. will make their home with his Mrs. Chester. Blake's mother. CHECK PERFORMANCE—88 or 100 O into your fields this father. Ruth Arthur. The split-row fertilizer boot horsepower in a Terraplane ... 3 to 9 more I)KA\ HEME\WAY, The hand will PIT .'ipccia G spring with a new available for McCormick- Terraplane Dealer Honor Koll ''ctween-act numbers. ^ T (MruiL, ru& McCormick - Dccring Corn Deering checkrow planters de- Planter and you will have Junior and Senior high school ORCHESTRA posits the fertilizer in the soil Take a "Discovery Drive" 88 or 100 H. P 115-inch wheelbase honor roll. Seventh grade: Bet- WITH ALL HIS RADIO SOLOISTS complete confidence that your on both sides of the hill — the With the Electric Hand ty Lee Jellings. Robert Owen, Ar- corn is being given the best fertilizer cannot come in con- thur Perry. Bcrnadine Warner. possible start. tact with the seed. Flick a finger... and gears shift! The iictc Eighth grade. Bcrneal Odekirk. The dependable, durable way to drive . . . easier . . . sater. \Vith a N'u.lh grade: Vivian Wells. War- These are some of the fea- COLISEUM clutch in McCormick-Deering clear floor in front . . . real tuoc-.ind-k-i; yen Severs. Ralph L'-nius. Tenth tures that make McCormick- comfort for three in the front seat! Nu Planters works unfailingly gear or lirake k-vt-r to stumMc OM.-:. 595 giade, Marian Davis, Darlene B"n- Deering Corn Planters so accu- and aft for De Luxe Modtls, f. *. *. Drttvit. 1 tcr, Marjorii Edmunds. Clan BALLROOM every time the check fork is rate. They mean the maximum That's the magic ot the likvtric H.mJ, StjndurJgroup of amaorits extra. Cla.\!on. Eleventh grade: Gladys tripped. Plunger-type valves an optional extra not ui.uLihU' on ,;»/v SAVE . . . with the new HUDSON-C, I. T. efficiency in planting. The other hu priitii cur. < Earl", .'"an Kay Pearl HaneheU. provide proper placing of the 6 5 Budget PUn . . . very low Alfred Xc;nv.!!in. Robert Scanneil. Oelwein, Iowa McCormick-Deering line monthly payments Artis Spatchcr. Adelaide Wells. hills. It is impossible to get includes checkrow planters and Arlenc Weitenhagcn. Twelfth the seed plates out of time with drills for horse or Farmall grade: Elsie Beiknap. Frances the receiving valves. Accumu- operation. The checkrow plant- Edmunds. Wednesday lation of the desired 2. 3. or 4 ers can be used for check- Let Oelwein Owners Tell You Why kernels to the hill before the Obituary of Mrs. Will Bright rowing, drilling, or hill-drilling. Alice Ruth Hilton was horn, MAY 6th valves open is always certain. Ask us to show them to you. They Bought TERRAPLANES the oldi\-t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hilton, on October !>. Dance to (hniciMbl rhythms of a HERE ARE A FEW . . . OTHER NAMES ON REQUEST 1009. near For! Pi> rre. and died «rrat l>;uul. !>itvct from the third suni'sstul eiiK.iKe Speed Up Your Work With HAURY DAY K. K. 1).. O.-hvnii Gth St. S\V.. OHwHn at Oneida. South Dak.. April '-!". ent at the Tri- l si. M:.. (Vl^t-in MAI Kit K STEC.r.ALI. 1031) at the age of twenty-six anon and Arason Itullronnis. FRi:n ROSS May nurd, Iowa years, six months and eleven days. •She mined with her parents to BETTER EQUIPMENT! Sully Cniinu in !!»~'H and attended (il'NTS. !18i- I..\DIKS. Me I'SKI) TRACTOKS TRITKS the puhhc schools, both grade GOOD PAIR OF WORK IIORSKS and h'!1,!!. in Harrold, South Dak. Plus Tax Dean Hem en way Garage 1'Ybniarv L'ii. I!''.')'. >hc wa< mar- Ho\ Ofi'ice Hareain Prices rii d to William Bright of Randa- BUILT BY HUDSON--TERSAPLANE. S59S AND UP; HUDSON SIX. $710 AND UP; HUDSON 80FEH lia, ,md h\ cd nil .1 f.irm in M'Uih- OELWEIN IMPLEMENT CO. STRAIGHT C.1GHT. S76Q AND W. F. O. B. DETROIT ea.- tern Suii\ Tlu-ir :M" South . \vi-nm- I*HONK