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' MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FOR SALE -- Large doghouse.
Cheap. Is double built and in-
sulated. 547-2615. 9-2
SERVICES
Need a lawyer? Call Bob Ward,
1~00~22-3251 for appt. 31~oy*
PLUMBING PROBLEMS? Call J.
D. Anderson's Plumbing and
Watsr Well Smwic~918~74-2436.tfc
SERVICES--WATER WELL
SERVICES--Adkins Water
Well Service. Drilling, New
Systems, Frost Proof
Hydrants. Earl Adkins,
547-2096. Doyle Kirby, 372~707.
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BABYSITTING WANTED
I)epenclable Child Care, Good Care,
Hot Meats. Reasonable Charge.
References. 547-2504. <*
WANT TO RENT
? FOR SALE -- WOOD. $25 Rick,
not delivered. 6 miles W. of 9 mile WANT TO LEASE OR RENT --
corner. 3/4 m. north. 406466-2479. Responsible person needs to lease
9-1t* 1~ acres and up; the closer to
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FOR SALE -- Extra Good Rum- Perkins the better. Willing to make
improvements on fences, barns, etc.
~. ington Automatic 12 gauge Will pay going rates. Won't
shotgun. $150. 405-466-2479. 9-2 damage your property. 547-5303.
FOR SALE -- 1957 Chevrolet, 2 9-2
door hardtop. Near original with
current tag. To be restored. $2250. FOR RENT
~i or best offer. 547-2615 or can be FOR RENT -- In Perkins, 2 bed-
seen st 109 SW 3rd. 9-2 room house. Available, Dec. 1. $225
~, FOR SALE -- Black chows, plus deposit. 2824541. 9-1t
purebred. $75 each. 624-0355. 9-2 FOR RENT -- 2 bdr. house in
FOR SALE - Record player, 2 Tryon. 547-2476. ~lt
speakers, dome lid electric skillet; FOR RENT -- New duplex under
toaster oven, wok, Biasell sweeper, construction. Ready Dec. 1. Attrac-
All like new. Phone 547-2274. 8-2 tire lot with bearing pecan trees.
i FOR SALE -- Ladies winter tweed Central H/A, ceiling fan, catbodrnl
cost, Large size. $10. Excellent t~iling, w~her/dryer hookup, 2 or
cond. Also-Antique garden plow• 3 bedroom. $360 and $390. Call
~ 115 E. Stumbo. 8-2 547-2852. &fie
~ FOR RENT -- If you can afford
FARM PRODUCTS $200 per month for rent, you can
For Sale: Big roll Prairie, Bet- own your own home. Call John,
muda, Oats, and other hay. 377~2M. &2t
Also wheat straw--can load and FOR RENT -- Very nice country
i~or deliver. Will trade for but- home near Perkins. Large 2 bedr,
chef hog or calf. Wes Thurmun 2haths,211vingrooms,2flreplaees,
on the Cimarron. 547-2991. custom drapes, storm shelter,
7-tfc pasture available. $395. 547-2816.
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SALE--Wheat, also FOR RENT -- 2 bedroom house on
~ maton rye, wheat & vetch mix- shaded comer lot. Available Dec. 1.
;~ture seeds. All seed recleuned. Unfurnished. Washer/Dryer
~Wheat in hulk only, mixture hookup. $225 per month. Call
~ bagged only. Call before 8:00 377~185 days, 547-2964, evenings.
aan. and after 8.~0 pan. for pick- &tfc
~up appointments. Emil & Den-
ims Kastl Farms. Phone:
52-2
Trailer For Rent--Furnished
trailer, 4½ miles east of Perkins
on Hwy 33. $295 all bills paid,
PETS $100 deposit. 547-5140. 5-3t
FREE TO GOOD H------OME: 5 yr. old ~-R ~~urn~-~
spayed female cockapoo. A really apt. $300 per month. Call
lovable, playful dog. Call Perkins
~ Vet Clinic, 547-2443. 9-2 547-5151. 50-tfc
:i and 1-bdrm house. 547-2811.
miles north of Hwy. 33 and mile 4-tfe
]i south of Mehan Road on Eden
~ Chapel Road. 624-1389. 9-2 FOR RENT--3 bdrm. brick,
fireplace, fenced backyard.
547-2830 after 5. 5-tfc
RENTALS
LOST -- Pit bull, gray and wh 8e
Named Sassy. 547-5383.
LIVESTOCK
LOST: East of Perkins. 2 weaner
pigs for a 4-H project. One black
and white with ear tag 168 and one
~:i red with ear tag 198. May have lost
ear tags. Call 547-2608. 8-2
~ WELCH MARE, Also large trailer,
~ disc harrow, tractor attodnnent.
: 405~2~. 8-2
REAL ESTATE
~ MOVED TO CHECOTAH and
[~:!i ~ need to sell property in Coyle. 2
~', bedr. frame home on 3 corner lots.
.~ :~ $15,000. V. M. Kirk, Rt. 8C, Box
[~ ~i 277, Checotah, OK 74426. 83t
32 ACRES, 25 cultivation, springf-
ed creek, 3 bedroom brick, total
1
electric, 2 ~/~ baths. 405-466-2535.8-2
2 For Sale or Lease--3750 sq. ft
commercial building, 7½ miles
south of Stillwater on 177. Ex-
[;~ cellent building with highway
frontage. Contact EHc Wick-
field, 405-372~556. 5-4t
WANTED TO BUY
: WANT TO BUY--Pee~ trees
for veneer logging.
405-892-3713. 50-12t*
FOR RENT--2 bdrm. apt., cen-
tral heat and air, washer/dryer
hook-up, stove, refrigerator,
maintenance free, large yard.
Mini storage available. $225.00
per month. Call Eastside Apts.,
547-5151.24*hr. Answering Ser-
vice. tfc
FOR RENT--&Bedmom house.
547-2961. ~tfc
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE OR TRADE: 14x80, 3
bedroom, 1982 Windsor mobile
home on comer lot in Ripley, all ap-
pliances and partially furnished. 6
lots and swimming pool 918-872-
-4267. 9-2 -------
FOR sALE OR LEASE
FOR SALE OR LEASE -- House
in Hidden Springs F~tates, 3 miles
East of Perki~ on Kirk Street, and
¼ mile south. Shown Sunday 2 to
4 p.m. Call 91&22~t494. 9
BOOKS
Just in Time for Chrbtmusl KIDS
ARE FUN, over 200 kids ~ying
and rhymes, in paperback, by June
Wood. For postpaid copy, send
$5.95 to J. M. Wood, Box 345,
Jones, OK 73049. 8-4
Ouahty Che d
DAIRY FOODS
Enid, Okla,
SPOT DAIRY PRODUCTS
633 N. Husband Stillwater 372-1210
Statewide
Ad:
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tion, seats 100, 14-yr. owner. Dr. says quit.
Sate (owner finance available) or lease• Hwy.
19-76, Linclsay, OK (Cable) (405) 756-4045.
BATTERY REMANUFA(~TURING. Opportunity
to make up to $100,000 or more. Work full or
part-time. We provide training and equipment
to start your own business remanulacturing
car and truck batteries. Minimum investment,
For information call (612) 874-1558 or write:
POWERCOM INTERNATIONAL, 121 West
Franklin Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55404
STOCKING STUFFER. Amazing, solid bleach
stick, removes ink, blood, grass, grease and
grime around collars. Guaranteed. $3,50
each. Red's Roost, Box 871, Shawnee, OK
74801
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OWN YOUR OWN Jean-
Sportswear, Ladies Apparel,
Chlldrens, Large Size, Petite, Com-
bination Store, Maternity, Ac-
ce~mri~. Jordache, Chic, Lee, Levi,
E Z Street, Izod, Esprit, Tomboy,
Calvin Klein, Sergio Valente, Evan
Plcone, Liz Clalbome, Members On-
ly, Gasoline, HealthTex, over I000
others. $13,300 to $24,900 inventory,
training, fixtures, Grand Opening,
etc. Can Open 15 days. Mr. Kennan
(305)678J679. ~lt*
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE--320 acres, Lincoln
County. Dwelling, dairy barn
and outbuildings. 144 acres
cropland. Call 405-372-1841.5-6
HOUSE FOR SALE--Hot tub
room, new carpet, paint, fenced
yard, excellent shape, $50,000.
547,5046. 441
LOOK AT THIS ONE--Energy
eav~ag home with 3 bedr. 1~4 baths,
central heat & air with heat pump,
garage and chain link fence.
$46,000. Call for appointment to-
day, 547-2000. 410 Newport,
Perkins. tfc
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FOR SALE -- "73 26 ft. Stephens
fifth wheel roof air. $2500.: ~4
Yamaha 3 wheeler, E.C. shaft drive,
electric start. Make nice Christmas
gift. $1300.: "74 Chevelle 400 small
block good motor and transmissio~
AM-FM cosssette. $700. 547-5357
after 5:00 p.m. 8-2
FOR SALE -- 1982 Mercury
Cougar XR7, V~ 3 speed automatic
Overdrive, fully loaded,
Excellent
condition. Must sell, priced at loan
value. Call 547-2877. 8-2
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank the friends,
relatives and neighbors for the
words of condolence, sympathy,
cards, flowers and telephone
calls at the passing of my belov-
ed sister, Mildred "Pinch"
Backhaus. Your comforting
thoughts were greatly ap-
preciated. Mildred had visited
in Perkins many times.
Axis Magee
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Pogue's/Parker
Pest Control
Termites--Roaches
Ants--Rats
Trees & Shrubs
Bruce Pogue, Owner
Sex
405-547-5158
543 Perkins, OK
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Construction Co.
Asphalt--Sand--Gravel
Stlllwater, Oklahoma
180S S. Perkins Road
d eannie daces
Piano Tuning
Buy-Sell-Trade
Repairs.Refinishing. Key Togs
405-547-2654
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FAMILY APPLIANCE SERVICE
Quality at Affordable
Rates
Days--Evenings
Weekends
$47-2942 Perkins
For Good
Cable TV
, CALL
547-2122
Pick Up Cable TV
Schedule at
PERKINS TV &
APPLIANCE
Each Week
VIDEO! VIDEO! For Sale or Trade, Hundreds of
Movies as Low as 30% of original cost, or
Greatly Located, High Traffic Operating Store.
(918) 369-3825 or (918) 299-1932.
FORECLOSURE SALE. Three businesses,
home, plus 30 acres land will sell to highest
bidder. December 17th, 10 am.. Courthouse,
Eufaula, Oklahoma. For more information
(918) 474-3379.
General Shelters of Texas, the fastest growing
manufacturer of portable buildings, is seeking
dealers in Oklahoma for retail sales. Lot and
small investment required Excellent oppor-
tonity to expand existing business with tow
risk. Contact Mike Wulf al (817) 422-4547.
50% O[F!! Flashing arrow signs $269!!
Lighted non-arrow $249. Unlighted $199
(Free Letters!) See locally 1-800-423-0163,
anytime. 1-800-'626-7446. (GIANT BLIMP,
LED moving message sale! Don't lose out!)
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in The Perkins Jour-
nal, Thursday, Nov. 28 and Dec.
5, 1985 - 2 times}
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF PAYNE COUNTY,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
In the Matter of the Estate
of
MARY PEARL STUMBO,
Deceased.
No. P~5-193
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
MARY PEARL STUMBO, deceas-
ed, are required to present the
same, with the necessary vouchers,
to FERN CHRYSTAL and HA-
ZEL ARMOUR, Personal Repre-
sentatives, c/o-Winfrey D. Houston
at P. O. Box 2, Stillwater,
Oklahoma 74076, in Payne County,
Oklahoma, within two months of
the date of the first publication
hereof or the same will be forever
barred.
Dated this 19th day of Novem-
ber, 1985.
-s-Fern Chrystal
Personal Representative
-s-Hazel Armour
Personal Representative
WINFREY D. HOUSTON
P. O. Box 2
Stillwater, Oklahoma 74076
Attorney for Personal Representative
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THORPE HEIRLOOM
IS REPAIRED
YALE - A crocheted dining
room table clothe, an heirloom
of the Thorpe family, was
repaired at the home of Jim
Thorpe by Alice Cussner. Years
ago something was spilled on
the clothe which caused a stain
and eventually rotted it out.
Cussner painstakingly removed
damaged threads, followed the
original pattern with new
thread and then hooked the
replacement back into the
clothe. Mrs. Cussner is among
few women in the state capable
of making repairs on such
heirlooms, and was commission-
ed by the Oklahoma Historical
Society to make the repairs.
-O"
SOUTHERN
CHARM
Very nice two bedroom
with cozy Franklin
fireplace. Abundant
storage and wooded lot.
Located at 521 E. Butler.
Call Jack Allred, Grind-
staff-Hm Better Homes
and Gardens. 3724}868.
7-it*
Steve Willmgham
The Stillwater Deer Check Reserve in northern
Station recorded 57 deer County. By a 2 to 1,
taken by area hunters as sportsmen indicated
of Sunday night. The largest for a proposed
Buck tagged so far was a 145 lb. $2.00 for those over
deer taken by a Stillwater under 16. The money
hunter. Several local hunters earmarked for purchase
bagged nice bucks. Don Hooper tional wildlife habitat.
tagged a 114 lb. 9 pointer. Fisherman favored
Rhyner Arthur took a nice 100 1 margin the idea that
lb. spike buck and Steve Simma tention be given
collected a healthy 6 pointer, pond management. At
Undoubtedly other local hunt- sent time, the State
era also scored. A next weeks Department
column will list all lucky eries efforts into
hunters, managing state
The season will continue 86% of those
through this Sunday. There is eared the mann
only one ~Doe-Day' for Payne 26,000 acres of the
County and it is the final day. Ouachita National
Expectations are that this will wilderness area. This
be yet another record season, allow hiking, camping,
Quail Season opens on and fishing but would
Thanksgiving Day for that part timber harvest and
of the state east of 1-35. The development as well as
western half of the state open- cular access.
ed last week. Bud Redus hunted The results of these
near Enid last Thursday and are submitted to the
reported conditions "not-bad" Department and to
for opening day. They found with the hope that
five decent sized coveys. Redus these ideas will be
expected our area of the state to practice.
be better than the areas they -o-
hunted near Enid.
Quail populations have not SCHOOL BUSSES
yet rebounded from the bad THEN COME TO
weather conditions of 1983. PAWNEE-
Areas of good quail habitat ing called in the
should show populations re- for a change of
bounding more quickly than Area for Cleveland
other areas acording to Outdoor schools. Jennings
News, a publication of the classes for students up
Oklahoma Wildlife Federation. 8th grade and the high
The results of the 4th annual students transfer
Sportsman Survey have been Cleveland, or Yale. s
released. The survey was sent
stands, only the
to 50,000 sportsmen across the transportation district
State and is sponsored by the Jennings town, and
Oklahoma Wildlife Federation. Cleveland must
According to survey results, students at pickup
82% favor the purchase of ad- their own districts.
ditional habitat for public hun- if approved would
ting, fishing and trapping, and Cleveland
Regarding another question, to Jenninge to pick
78% opposed damming the Presently
Glover River• Only 9% were in cent of the
favor of this proposal. Oilton has 30 percent
76% of those responding sup- 20 percent.
ported the proposed 50,000 acre -c~
National Tallgrass Prairie
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