The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 7

NOVfiMltffll 4, THE ftflfNCLANDBR (Wig,) DAILY NEWS PAGE 7 Christmas Cash-Sell Surplus Items-Low Cost Want i a -i- i Wade, Offensive Cog for Rams, Is NFLs Top Passer PHILADELPHIA (AP) Billy Wade, a vital cog in the Los Angeles Rams offensive, has jumped into the lead as the National Football League's top passer, official statistics showed today. The former Vandcrbilt star completed 16 passes for 200 yards against the Chicago Beat's Sunday to move from third to first in the standings with an 8.64 average gain on 79 completions out-of 126 attempts for 1,089 yards and nine touchdowns. In the passing department, standings arc based on the average gain per pass attempted. Behind Wade are Ralph GugHel- mi, Washington, with an 8.58 average on Charley Conor- ly, New York, 8.15 on and Johnny Unilas, Baltimore, 8.00 on Brown Takes Giant Step. Cleveland's Jimmy Brown took a giant step Sunday toward retaining his ground gaining crown he carried for 178 yards and five touchdowns in defeating Baltimore.

He now has 737 yards in 154 carries for a 4.8 average. Second in rushing is J.D. Smith, San Francisco, with 604 yards on 118 carries and a 5.1 average. Art Powell, of Philadelphia, leads in two departments. The speedy end is first in punt and kickpff returns with 11.9 and 34.4 averages respectively.

Ray Berry, Baltimore Colt end, leads among the pass receivers. In the past two games, Berry has caught 21 passes to bring his total for the year to 40. He has gained 584 yards and scored six touchdowns. Conrad Leads Scoring. Bobby Joe Conrad of the Chicago Cardinals, leads in scoring with 50 points.

Tom Davis, San Francisco, is second with 49. Green Bay Packer Paul Hornung ranks seventh among the ground gainers with 355 yards on 93 carries, the longest 22 yards, for a 3.8 yard average. Packer quarterback Lamar McHan is eighth among passers with an average gain of 7.3 yards per completion. He's tossed 159 times, completing 45 passes for 723 yards and a completion percentage of 45.5. Eight of McHan's aerials have gone for touchdowns.

Warriors Favored To Beat Bison MILWAUKEE (AP) Coach Lisle Blackbourn warned his Mar- quelte players today not to consider their game here Saturday against North Dakota State as a "breather" despite the fact that the Warriors 'are favored to win and end their II-game losing streak. The Bison have a well balanced running and passing attack, the coach said, and have speed which could give the slower Warriors an afternoon of trouble. Marqucttc's advantage will be in over-all but they have no running backs to match halfback Gary Ahlgren and fullback Curt Quenette, Coach George Kelly, who scouted the Bisons last week, said. They also have a good passer in quarterback Ross Forlier who has completed 35 of 72 pass-es, including five four touchdowns. Fullback John Lane wi'il be I6st to Marquctte for the game because of a shoulder injury, Blackbourn said.

Sophomore Pat Ger agnty will be moved up to fill the hole. WOBT 1240K.C. WEDNESDAY FA'ENING of Charm -Crealesl Sporla Thrill 6:45 Unitrtl Notions Show of Stars Hagtiri Show Back Hogan Show Events 10:05 lolui Show I OH THURSDAY MORNING Shine 'N Shine Edit, of News 'N Shine Weather Devotions Moment of Music in the News Line News for Women T'me BUiine Time That I I or Solution Melodies THURSDAY AFTERNOON News-Weather Melodies 12:15 Board Thirty News Melodies I Time I of Pioneers I Serenade oo 3 on on 5:05 -Wisconsin Today K.ay« Show Final Melodies Northfait Arto Gamt Newt: Deer Registration Setup To Be Same as Year Ago Deer registration again will be carried out during the gun season Nov. 14-29, states R. B- ttovind, northeast area game supervisor at Woodruff.

In addition, as in past years, deer can be registered on Nov. 30, the first day after the season. For the most part, the registration stations will be located about the same as last year. A few changes have been made because of changes in season boundaries or to improve efficiency and service to the sportsman. A detailed 'list will be issued prior to the Reason.

Sportsmen are urged to have the left protion of their deer registration cards completed when they present their deer at any station. One of these cards was issued with each big game license. This will greatly reduce the time necessary for registering their deer and will enable to continue their travels wit'h little delay. Hunters are asked to use care in completing this card. The date, county and deer management unit of kill are important data which are necessary for the future management of this animal.

A management unit map is on each 195960 Wisconsin big game hunting regulation pamphlet for the hunters' convenience. With the continued cooperation of the sportsmen, Hovind says, registration will proceed smootihly. (Editor's Note: A detailed list of registration stations, plus the hours of registration at each station, will be published within the next week. Hackbart's Record Trails Ameche's MADISON (AP) Quarterback Dale Hackbarl has accounted for 36 of the 116 points scored by Wisconsin's football team this season, a figure that keeps him in the lead for individual scoring honors. Hackbart's total was earned on fiye touchdowns and three two- point conversions.

The season figure boosts his career total to 128 and places him second only to Alan (The Horse) Ameche as all- time Badger scoring leader. Ameche ran up a total of 150 points for the years 1951-54. Fullback Tom Wiesner of Neenah has moved into the runnerup spot in scoring, the result of a td in Wisconsin's 19-10 victory over Michigan last Saturday. He has 24 points on'six touchdowns. Tackle Karl Holzwarth of Madison, whose educated toe has accounted for 22 points, ranks third.

Holzwarth is credited with seven straight kicking conversions and five field goals. He's only missed once all season. In fourth spot is Billy Hobbs of Eau Claire with 12 points. Wiesner remains the Badgers leading ground gainer with 260 yards gained in 74 carries. Hobbs is next with 235, and Hackbart third withh 165.

In the passing department, Hackbart 'leads with 326 gained in 23 completions. His percentage is .451. Sophomore Jim Bakkcn leads Hackbart on the percentage side of the statistics. He's thrown 23 passes, completed 12 for 172 yards and a nrarkinanship figure of .522. Hockey Scores Market Reports Final New York Stocks.

NEW YORK Wide gains and losses by scattered issues featured an irregular stock market today. Trading was active early this afternoon. The more volatile stocks made moves of as much as half a dozen points while pivotal issues showed a pattern of losses and gains seldom exceeding a point. The market was mixed from the start after the election day holiday. The ticker tape was late for a 12-ininute spell as some big blocks were traded.

American Motors and the Stude. baker-Packard issues were delayed about half an hour in opening due to a pile up of buy orders. Both gained in out-of-town exchanges Tuesday. Stock split proposals for Goodyear and JSagle Picher brought these issues wide gains. Electronics were irregularly lower in profit taking.

Chicago Butter, Eggs- CHICAGO Chicago Mercantile Butter steady; receipts wholesale buying prices unchanged; 93 score A A 92 A 63; 90 61 3 4 89 61; cars 90 egV-i; 89 61 Eggs weak; receipts wholesale buying prices unchanged to lower; 65 per eent or better grade A whites 33 Vi; mixed 31Vi; mediums 24; standards dirties checks 21. CHICAGO Potatoes arrivals 82; on track 805; total U.S. shipments 395; supply demand stow; market dull; carlot track sales: Ida'rj russets 1.45-4.50; Minnesota Nwih Dakota Red River Valley Pontiacs 2.55- By The Associated Press Nationnl Hockey League Tuesday Results Boston 6. Chicago 3 Wednesday Schedule New York at Toronto Thursday Schedule New York at Montreal Boston at Detroit Duke Guard Is AP's Selection for Lineman of Week DURHAM, N.C. (AP) Duke football coach Bill Murray accepts national acclaim for his star pupil, guard Mike McGee, with the air of a man who knew it all the time.

Murray feels McGec, named Lineman of the Week Tuesday by The Associated Press, has been the country's best all season. "I don't think any lineman in the history of the AP's selection has deserved it Murray says. "Here is a boy who is unquestionably one of America's great players." McGee won the honor for his rugged play in leading Duke to a 10-7 "manhandling" of Georgia Tech, ranked ninth in the nation before the upset last Saturday. Tech coach Bobby Dodd said "McGee played a great game. He broke through and threw our boys for losses several times.

They certainly did manhandle us." Murray wrote in the Duke preseason brochure, "If he's not an All-America, then there are none. He's the best lineman I've ever coached." McGee called the Lineman of the Week accolade "the greatest honor I know." He said, "with as many great linemen as there are in the country, it's hard to see how they can pick just one." The 21-year-old education senior from Elizabeth City, N.C., then hastened to add, "I don't see how anyone can pick just one Duke lineman out of our game Saturday. They ought to pick the whole Duke line. It was a great team effort." McGee, 220 pounds of well conditioned athlete, sparked the Blue Devi'i forward wall on offense and defense. He is the only regular who lines up with both Duke's offensive and defensive units.

Classified Ads Accepted Until 9A.M. Monday Thru Saturday All Ads Will Appear The SAME DAY DIAL FO 2-N-E-W-S (FO 2-6397) Just Phone FO 2-6397 WANT ADS are taken by phone and charged direct to advertiier without previous credit arrangement. Ads are accepted with the understanding will be paid for within one week. Such ads earn lowest discounted rates. ERRORS in advertising should be reported immediately.

The Rhinelander Daily News is responsible foi only one insertion. Row To Write Ads ADVERTISERS are advised to write WANT ADS In natural tone, expressing proposition clearly, completely. Low word ratei full description at small cost. "The more you tell, the quicker VQU sell" COPY accepted with understanding it may be edited, to suit style. All ads restricted to proper classification Automotive New and Used Cars Automotive and Repair RADTKE'S STANDARD SERVICE Complete Auto UsfH and wrecking Hwy.

47 nnd FO 2-4210 Moose ft afters 7-A 1956 2-BEDROOM For Carpeted. Call BR 2-5000. See the new I960 travel Trailers TRAILER Lindgren's Pine Shore Resort USED CAR SPECIALS 1955 Ford 9 passenger County sedan. V-8 engine, tadio, heater, overdrive, new tires, like new and ready to go at JI.295. 1956 Ford 8 cylinder 4-door- Custom overdrive power steering- Must be seen to be appreciated.

$1,095. 1955 Ford 8 cylinder Custom 4-door- Ford-o-matic. radio, heater, new tires, $995. 1956 Buick Special Station Wagon. One-owner, new nylon tires, should bring only 1955 DeSoto Firedome 4-door Sedan Radio, heater, power steering, power brakes, new tires, new paint, engine overall new muffler, completely winterized and ready to go for $1.295.

1951 Mercury 2-door Sedan A gem at only $295. One New 1959 4-door. 6 cylinder ranch wagon at dealer cost. 1957 Ford 6 cylinder Country Sedan Station Radio. Ford-o-matic.

power steering, power brakes, only $1,595. LAKELA.ND MOTOR SALES givci, Wit- Phone 11, Open Evenings New used houie trailers. All Colonial, Hilton. Vnnguafds, lO 16 foot. FO wide.

2-bedrooms. $4.295. fur anything of value, Tttll- if towing. Jlm't Trailer Rte. 51.

between Woodiuff ft Minocqua. Be Buy with confidence! pot everyone's budget Rollohomes and Mftcshfleld homes authorized dealer. Local batik terms. AAA Mobitehomes, Grand Wis. Phono 92100, 9 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Services Bttitdlflff Trades 10 Wilbur E. Fnrrenkopf- -FO 2-2192 MASON WORK Basements, garage sidewalks, chimney repairs, etc. Free estimates. Phone FO 2-2875.

For All Your PAINT AND WALLPAPER Sackett's Paint Wallpaper 526 Lincoln Fit 2-6890 Across From Red Owl Parkins Lot NOVAK LUMBER CO. Now Is the time to insulate. wool Insulation covers 25 square feet 3 inches thick. Special $1.45 per bag. Rle.

2 Sugar Camp BR 2-5445 Quality is remembered lonR after pi ice Is forgotten. COMPLETE LINE OF PAINT, WALLPAPER AND SUNDRIES. Do It Yourself-or-We'll Do Itl KLEIN'S GLIDDEN PAINT CENTER Across from FO 2-2165 Quickies By Ken Reynolds ROOFING! Home Building Contractors See Us For Roofing Siding BUILDING LARSON SONS Hwy. 17 N. FO 2-2769 NORTHWOOD BUILDING SERVICE, INC.

Aluminum siding. One of our many specialties. Can be installed the year around. We have samples to look at along with free estimates for whatever yc.ur needs may be. Can also assist you with financing.

"Every Phase of Building' 626 Lincoln FO 2-45S9 Electrical Contractors IO-A ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Residential and Commercial Wiring FREE ESTIMATES Appliance Salea ind Repair BELLILE ELECTRIC SHOP 18 W. FO 2-4646 Heating 1O-C LENNOX HEATING Wisconsin Sheet Meta'. Works 114 E. Anderson FO 2-6046 Business Service 11 SEPTIC TANK PUMPING Ken Bruioe FO 2-3J75 Rhinelander. Wis.

MODt-RN SEPTIC TANK PUMPING Reasonable and Licensed by Stats Board of Health. FO 2-4793 L. SCHUPPLER. Prop Deluxe Cleaning Co. KLEEN AIR SERVICE p'urnnces and Boilers Call FO 2-464J Professional Service 14 Hletko Bookkeeping Service 6-A N.

Brown FO 2-3700 Klrby Sales Service Used vacuums. Sam Charlton. Box 507. 434 High FO 2-5596. Land clearing this fall? Mike Lemke con do it.

Save 17 ton dozer. Call FO 2-5518. LEAVE THE WORK TO US I You Deliver DELIVERY SERVICE FO 2-2030 15 Radio-Television Service If you're sick, you call a qualified doctor If your TV set is sick, Herb's Radio TV Home of Westinghouse TV 1003 Lincoln FO 2-4220 FREE! TV Tube Testing in your home Rhinelander Radio Service FO 2-2896 days- FO 2-5390 Eve. Service Repair Sc AUTO RADIOS LIBBY'S Sales Service We Sell The Best, Service The Rest 621 Lincoln TV SALES SERVICE Motorola Zenith General Electric GOOD SELECTION OF USED TV VALLEY VIPEO SERVICE 1417 N. Stevens FO 2-5707 Employment Help Wanted 17 MEN WANTED Christmas tree cutters and laborers.

Call FO 2-6)44. You want new interest 'if you want extra money for you want to sell a product that well known uod well advertised, (ail Write -AVON COSMETICS Box 162. Read For Profit Use For Results Your News Want Ad distinctly friend'! Employment Help Wanted 17 WOMAN OR GIRL Wanted for babysitting evenings in my home. FO 2-1288. POSITION a full nnd part- time employee.

Part-llmo mnn wanted for mornings, f'lease npply A A Super Market. MIDDLE AGED LADY W'nnlrd to over home completely In Rhinelander Will have own room and time off can arranged. Must like children. 4 girls, age 9 months to years. Permanent position and home for right person.

Write Box 959 The Dally News. Financial Business Opportunities 21 Attention Owners of Garages, Hardware Stores, General Stores, Auto Agencies, etc. Western Auto has a new Sales and Catalog order plan designed to supplement and add extra profits to your present business. This Plan permits you to handle Western Auto merchandise in addition to your regular lines. Our free Booklet "Blueprint for Profit" this be mailed with no obliKflUon.

Wrlti- Field Representative Western Auto Supply Co. 101 Law Street Wis. Insurance 22 Protect your boating equioment with an economical All Risk policy. MAL AGENCY Form Hay, Grain and Feed 25 I Sweet Dairy Dog Flavor Ib. Dogburger I Ik- FARMERS FEED STORE 27 Livestock and Poultry SHETLAND MARES Wanted.

Give price, age. etc. Write Loren Stoll, Mankato, Minn. Rlr. I.

Lawn and Gordon Seed and Nursery Stock 32 250 CHRISTMAS TREES For sole. Spruce nnd Balsam. Reasonable. FO 2-4644. Marine and Aviation Boats, Motors ana Accessories 35 See Us For Winter Servir- DUKE'S OUTBOARD SERVICE Trail's End Road FO 2-2237 For Sale Appliances 39 FOR SALE Refrigerator, oil burner, washing machine.

All in excellent condition. FO 2-6566. FOR SALE Small size refrigerator, $70; wood and coal stove, $35. All in excellent condition. FO 2-5580.

Articles for Sale 40 Gifts Antiques Resales At 332 Thayer. HAND KMT lUO'i ANCQRA HALF CAPS-- For sale. Colors," white, und utriped. Immediate Mittens to luatch uperial order. Cull FO 2-6075.

ROBERT'S WALLPAPER DRAPERY SHOP HAS DRAI'ERY FABRICS by the yardl Priced from $1.75 per yard ALL NEW DRIP-DRY FABR1CSI Across from fairgrounds grandstand "The Best Traverse Rods in Town" "Over 100 Waverly Drapery Materials and Fuel 41 Masonite pegboards and a wide variety of fixtures to fit every purpose. The board of over one mill-on CITY LUMBER fc SUPPLY CO. Ouality Building Materials 844 Stevens More Clean Heat Longer Burning Reiss Pocahontas Briquets MACDQNALD'S CONCRETE BLOCKS lee 25c Well 35c 60c All f.O.B. Plyco Ptoitic Morviftpn Boly-Door Garage KEEP UUNCRETE P8ODUCTS FO 2- Home 44 See Husquttvii Vikiog Free Arm Sewing Machine Alvena's Sewing Center 234 Thayer St. For Sole Borne Furnlshfnti 44 IT'S terrific the way we're selling Blu.

Lustre for cleaning rugs and upholstery Carpetlers, Inc. Used nnd new furniture, combination doors. Exterior doors with glass storn windows. Assoited sizes. Compare prices.

You can buy It for less nf 628 Randall Ave. The pride of quality material is evldeni in all our floor covering. For the finest see CARPETIERS, INC. 17 S. Steven.

FO 2-5953 For Salt Specials at the Stores BARGAIN STORE 1002 N. Mason Street FO 2-r Rentals ApittmCnls UPSTAIRS HEATED APARTMENT Far tent, I hedroom, unfurnished. FO 2-5520. UPSTAIRS APARTMENT lot rent. With bnth.

S. Randall Ave. FO 2-27Ifi. 2-BEDROOM AM. MODERN APART' rent.

Heat furnished. Lo- enled downtown. Call FO 2-3901. 2-BEDROOM, 5-ROOM For rent. Heat fmnlshed.

Downtown, upstairs location. Adults only, FO 24406 from fi n.m. th 5:30 MODERN 2 BEDROOM HEATED APARTMENT For rent. 2 blocks from Main SI. Occupants) at 226 Conro will show nnd Sell.

UPSTAIRS APARTMENT-For rent. 4 rooms and hath, gns range and gas healers. $15 per month. 'Mrs. Louis C.

NeUvllle, 91, Minocqua. DOWNSTAIRS APARTMENT For rent. 3 hedrooms. Automatic gas furnace. Located at 61') Keenan Rhine; lander; 2 blocks from hospital, 5 blocks from downtown.

Near tirade school. $55 per month. Mrs. Louis C. Neuvllle.

Phone 83. Minocqua. Garages For Rent 37 2 HEATED SPACES-For trucks avail able. FO 2-1800. DEAD STORAGE SPACF.

For rent For cars, trucks, machinery, or crat ed Hoods. Dial I-'O 2-6107. Houses for Rent 5-ROOM MODERN rent. A .20 E. Desoln.

Call FO 2-3I36 afte 4:30 p.m. IIQME--For rent. Oil fur nace, Atlncliod Inquire IOOJ Dorr Ave. COMPLETELY REDECORATED 3-BED ROOM HOME For rent. LlvInK room, kitchen, dlnlhg room, bath aunporch, full buinme.nl.

$55. 5 minutes to downtown. For nppointmen Call FO 2-6572. Rooms for Rent 59 FOR IMMEDIATE ft. heavy counter with planked top, shelves and cupboard space underneath; revolving postcard rack: heavy oak office desk, recessed ahelf for typewriter; 4 burner electric 34 In.

wide Monarch range with good combination broiler oven, electric stove with oven- broiler, needs 2 new burners, wtlh cable $10. Phone 750-M. Bea Treutel, Eagle River. Singer Pre-Christmos SPECIALS OCT. 29 THRU NOV.

7 SAVE $501 FASHION DISC ZIG-ZAG PORTABLE Sews hundreds of and decora tlve stitches. Reg. $229.50. $179.50 TRADE-IN BALEI Various Makes Electric (t 1 Portables I S. Electric Consoles rent.

Adjoining bath. 15 H. Pelham. FO 2-2587. fctaf ftMMg for Silt 2-APAftfMBNt KMftBn St.

4 ftxSffis and balh. Atfiifl 3-bedrootn apartment, nace, downstairs. to right party. Mrte vllle, 83, for city homes, lake and Herman Bostrom Agency FO'2-6350 PO SO CONVENIENT YOU CAN SELL THE CAR Located" near uptown, shopping, This lovely 2'bpdfoom has driftwood pnneled room, In rue kitchen with plenty of cabinet space, furl basement; 611 furnace, aw, aluminum and scree.ns. terms.

Call us today. $10,600. Pride Realty Co. TO 2-654) Eve. it Sun.

FO 2-1622 FO 2-207I Wanted to Rent 6O 3.BEDROOM' MODERN to rent. Preferably oil heat. Write Box 95'5 The Dully News. to rent for storage of construction materials and equip ment. Must he dry and weather Mr.

Perrault. FO 2-4589. Real Estate Houses for Sale 64 Waiting for a Bargain? Cement block home. New roof, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, newly painted nnd papered. $2,800.

Rhinelander Realty Jerome R. Kobe), Salesman FO 2.2244 FO 2-2559 SINGER Portables Electrified up ARVIDERICKSON Route 2 TO 2-6061 Or Sinxer Sewing Center, 522 Third Wausau Machinery and Tools 4ft I GAFFNER HYDRAULIC SKIDDING 1.OADER—For sale. To be mounted on Deere tractor. Call FO 23937. Pets and Supplies 46 fMCIISHUND sale.

FO 2-4960. Give Away ANY PERSON who anything ht wishes to away and not offer or attempt! lo offer any other thing for sale, may place an ad In this column. There Is no charge to the advertiser. Phone FO 2-6397. Plumbinr-Heatlng-Electrleal 47 3 OR 4 ROOM GAS HEATER- -For sale.

Excellent condition. Phone FO 2-2214. SUPERFLAME TWIN BURNER OIL SPACE sale. Good condition. Phone FO 2-2809.

ONE BIG WEEK TRADE IN SALE 50 water pumps to be sold, bring your old pump in and get up to $50 or more In trade on a new Burks or Coulda water system. We also have some used tubs, lavatories, 82 volt pump and 2 deep well pumps. At give-away prices. CAS RANGK SALE -We will give you $50 in trade for your wood range, heut- er or what have you on a late model gas range Only Ml, HURRY I Charles Laurel Co. BR 2-5050 12 Ml.

N. of Rhinelander at Jit. 17 A Open Mon 1 ri. 'till 9. Sat.

'till 6. Specials at the Stores 49 DEER HUNTERS Some used rifles Trade in your old rifle on a new one. Complete stock of Remington and Winchester high powered rifles. Mel's Trading Post 43 S. Brown FO 2-5800 Classified Display 1959 Chevrolet El Comino Pickup F.xcellent shape, low mileage, tutonr paint, standard transmission.

Quality Chevrolet Co. BUICK It CHEVROLET DEALER 806 N. Stevens FO 2-6464 1959 Brand New Ford F-600 V-8 Chassis Cab 154 in. wheel base, in. CA six 8.25 20 in.

tube type 10 ply tires, heavy duty springs, 4-speed transmission. 2-speed axle, electric windshield wipers, fresh air healers and turn signals. This truck will take -i 12 ft. ruck. Fully You ran save money on this truck.

Hurry in brlOrc it got-a. Oneida Motors Hwy. 8 East FO 2-3381 N. FO WARDS MONTGOMERY 105 S. Brown St.

Plr.me FOrest 2-6300 HEATER SALE! SAVE KEROSENE HEATER KEROSENE HEATER l-burncr Reg. 18.95, Now 12 2-bwnsr, Kt 34 95 Now 1 I -l-Vl SUPPLY IS LIMITED SO HURRY! Handyman, Look Here! You can fix 'em up and rent them out. River St. 2- bedroom low, $3,800. Itasea St.

2-bedroom bungalow, $4,400. Oneida Ave. 2-bedroom $4,200. Old Colony. 5-bedroom $1,650.

Newell St. 2-bedroom home. $950. Call Mr. Lahti Salesman THORP FINANCE CORP.

Licensed Brokers 14 Davenport St. FO 2-4205 or FO Daily, Evenings or Sundays Lots for Sale 65 WEST SIDE sale. On corner Birch St. and Hemlock St. 90 feet by 212 feet.

blocks from West Side School and three from Paper Co. All new homes on Birch St. Call FO 2-3624. Legal Advertisements 'NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL DETERMINATION OF INHERITANCE TAX ASSIGNMENT State of Wisconsin, County Court, Oneida County. In the Matter ot tho Estate of Mike KMlasardo, Deceased.

Notice is hereby given that at a term to be held on Wednesday, the 2nd day of December, 1959, ut 10 clock In the forenoon of said day. at the Courthouse In the City of Rhinelander, in said County, there will be held and considered: The application of John Kalasardo. administrator of ihe Estate of Mike Kalasardo. deceased, lute of the TOWFI of Casslan, in said County, for the examination and allowance of M.i Final Account, which account la now on file in said Court, and for the allowance of debts or clnlins paid in good, faith without filing or allowance us required law, for the determination of who the heirs of said deceased, and for the assignment ol residue of the Estate of said ili-cfused lo such persons ate by law entitled thereto; and for ilia, determination nhd adjudication of tha nherltance lax. if any, payable In Estate.

'Paled this 23 Hay of October, 1059. by The Court. A. Richards, County Judge. Alex I.

Ualneri, Attorney. Box Hurley, Wisconsin. II IN PROBATE Stule of Wisconsin, Oneida County Court. In the Matter of the Estate of Fran- cU (Frank) L. Maloney, Deceased.

On thr application of the executor of the estate of Francis L. Maloney, deceased, late of the City of Rhlnelunder, Oncldn County, Wisconsin, for the allowance and adjustment of his account, for the allowance of debts or claims paid without filing, for the de- termlnatldn of who are the heirs of the deceased, for the determination of the Inheritance tax, for the assignment of the residue of the estate, and the adjudication of the termination of joint tenancy or life estate, if any, IS ORDERED: That the application be heard and determined at a term of the Court, to be held in and for the County of Oneida, at the Court House, in the City of Rhinelander, on the 24th day of November, 1951, at the opening of, Court on that day, or as soon thereafter as the matter can be hoard; That notice thereof be given by publication of this Order for three consecutive weeki, once in each week, in The Rhinelander Daily News, and by mailing a copy of this Order lo the Public Administrator of this County, the Wisconsin Department of Taxation and every interested person whose post office address is known or can with reasonable diligence be ascertained, at least twenty days before the hearing or proceeding. Dated October 20, 1959. By The Court. Quorpe Rjchards, County judge.

Earl A. Korth, Attorney. 28; IN PROBATE of Wisconsin, Oneidu County Court In the Matter of the Estate of Theodore Budney. Deceased On the application of the administrator of the estate of Theodore Budney, deceased, late of the Town of Three Lakes, Oneida County. Wisconsin, for the allowance and Adjustment of his Account, for the allowance of debts or claims paid without filing, for the determination of who are the heirs of the deceased, for the determination ol the inheritance tux, for the assignnx-m the residue of the estate, and the ad- of the termination ol joint tenancy or life estate if any.

IT IS ORDERED: the application be heard und 4ulermuwd at a torm of the Covrt. to be held in and for the County of One ttt the Court House, in the City ol Rhinelander. on the day November. 1959. at the opening ol on that day, ur as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard.

That notice thereat be given by publication uf this Order for three con- weeks, once in each week, in The Rhinelandrr Daily "sews, and by mailing copy of this Order to the Public Adininistiatoi ol this Cuunty. the Wisconsin Department of Taxation and evcrv interested person whose post office address is known or can with reasonable diligence be ascertained, at least twenty days before the hearing or ober 27, 1959. By The Court, r.eorye A. C'uunty Judge. O'Melia, Kay.

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