Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 12

Admits His Part In Explosion SANTA ROSA, Calif. (UP) Three youths were held today on charges of possessing dynamite after one of them admitted tossing a stick of explosive into a family picnic. Quick action on the part of Evan Harris, 36-year-old accountant at the University of California eaved the lives of four adults and four children. He picked up the dynamite and threw it aside, where it went off with a shattei ing blast. None of the plckniekers was Injured.

Shortly after, three Sonoma youths were arrested. They were Halph Smith, 20, Jack Angelo Giozitti, 19, and William James 18. They were held under 52500 bail each. Deputy Sheriff William E. Cook said Giozitli admitted throwing the dynamite.

He quoted him as saying: "I didn't realize anyone was there. I just wanted to see what kind of a noise it would make." The incident took place at Salt Point, a mile north of Fort Hoss on the Sonoma County coast, yesterday. "They could have been blown to bits by the dynamite," Cook said. Legal Advertisement NOTICE TO BIDDERS The State Purchasing Agent will re, celve sealed bids nt his office. Room 22S, State House, Boise, Idaho until May 3, 1955 nt 2:00 p.m., for the following: Drugs for the State Hospital South at Blnckfoot.

Idaho. All bids will be publicly opened and read a the above time and plaee. Proposal Forms and Specifications may be secured from the State Purchasing Agent. The Slate reserves the right to reject any or all bids. TED CRAMER State Purchasing Agent April 22, 24.

25, 1S55 12-IDAHO STATE JOURNAL Legal Advertisement NOTICE TO BIDDERS The State Purchasing 'Agent wll receive coaled bids at his office, ROOIT Mouse, Boise, Idnhci, i May 5, 1055 at 4:00 p. m. for the fnllow'ing: Sugar for the State Hospital South at Blackfoot, Idaho. All bids will be publicly opened and read at tile above time and place. Proposal Forms and Specifications may be necurcd from the State Pur" chasing Agent.

The State reserves the right to reject any or all bids, TED CRAMEll Stato Purchasing Agent April 24, 25, 20 Monday, April 25, 1955 OBITUARIES Mannie B. Smith Mannie B. Smith, ao, Bannock coun- weed supervisor, died at his home the hotel. Lava Hot Springs, i a after a biiu ill- Hi is bom Dec. 9 1874 In Locust Cii-Lk.

a bon o' Marlbrouth jiiiI' CUlie Smith. He married Emma Ward in 1817 a Locust They il to Farmlnglon, a that same year. The marriage was sol- emim.l'U in 1898 In the Suit Lake City LDS temple. They I Intel bU) at iMl. He married i i Kini, Junt.

il. 1921. at SI. A thony, a i years lived on UK Yellow highway north of Mr. Smllh Pocati-llo.

years ago they purchased the Russell hotel at Lava Hoi Springs, where they Have since resided. Mr. Smllh was employed by the Union Pacific Railroad Co. as an engineer 'or retiring In 1939. For the past 13 years he has been Bannock county weed supervisor.

He was an ardent and fish- and was active In boys 4-H club work at the Alpine camp. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Maymle K. Smith. Lava H.it Springs; Joesph Francis Wood Joseph Francis (Joe) Wood, 00, 312 West Oak, Pot-atcllo businessman, died hi a local hospital after a brief three sons, Everett D.

Francisco, James Pauducnh. Master Smith, Smith Clych Smith. StfittJc, a daughter Mrs. Annie Suetfimller, Salt Lake Uily; two step-daughters Mrs. othy Lewis, Otiklaiul, Mi's Raymond, Ogden, Utah: brother, G.

n. Smith Boise; a sister Mrs. Olga Jones Seattle. six grandchildren and two great grandchildr He was a and ember nf the Church of Jesus Christ nf Latter-day Saints; an honorar, Brotherhoi lire of Ij member of tho Ensln- Hc bom in i An i i a Hi. il th I I faLtllt-d 1 11WI in VI IK tn the United "1 HIS Spent-cr, where i i rents opera I Wood 1 Mr.

Wood Idaho Falls; Nielson, I'uc beth Drysid He married I-eona M. Ford 111 1917 in tin i I ike City temple; they i I iti-i 'i it ccj. IK' in iir i a i in 1U7 it Logan UUih. and is survived besides his willow Faye C. Wood Poiiti'io hy three sons.

David Wood and J. Wood. both of Salt a City, Utah; mil Wood, one daughter Phyllis tello; an a Eliza- Ogden, Utah; a and uncle Mr and Mrs. Frank Brick, Idaho Fails and thirteen grandchll- Mr. Wood served as manager of the Armour Creameries in Poeatello for 15 years, moving to Salt Lake City, where he was president of the Credit Mcns association for five years; and for the past 10 years he has been office manager of the Carpenter Paper Company at Poeatello.

He was an ardent hunter and fisherman and was active In athletics nnd all types of outdoor sports. He sponsored the Armour Creamery basketball team which won the state championship for five years. Mr. Wood was a member of the Fifth ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; a member of tho Gridiron club; a former er and past preside raternal Older of niembi 1111, Func-ral siirviees eers; a past nellf Grange Funeral services will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. In the McIIall Funeral Chanel with Bishop C.

E. McOmbor ot the LDS Ninth ward i i a i will he In the a i plot In the Mountnlnvlcw cemetery with ritualistic funeral services directed by the Brotherhood ot Locomotive Engineers. of Aorlc Eagles. Ill be Wednes- Masler ot Port- blithe i i i a i Burial will be In Ihe fam- ly plot in the Mountalnview ceme- Cities in Idaho Await Balloting By UNITED PRESS Most of Idaho's smaller elites nnd towns hold elections tomorrow to name their mayors and councilrnen, nnd, in some cases, decide other questions on the ballot. Voters at CaUhvell, Wallace and Co-cur d'Alcnc be asked to Legal Advertisement NOTICE OF LETTING Sealed proposals will bo received by the Idaho Board of Highway Directors of the State of Idaho, only nt the oUlce of the Department of Highways, 603 Main Street, Boise, Idaho, until two (2) o'clock n.

on the 17th day of May, 1955, for constructing mix bllumtaotm nnd 'a concruto ana steel underpass on 1.413 miles of Vfay S. 30 Irom Hawthorne Boad to Maple Street (Poeatello) known as Idaho Federal Aid Project No. U-UG-1024 I'D, In Bannock county. Proposals conform inn to the conditions above staled will bo opened publicly read. Plans, form of contract, proposal forms nnd other Information mny be obtained nt the office of tho Department of Idaho, and C.

A. Kelly, District Engineer nt Pocntollo, Idaho. A chnrgo of Five dollars ($5.00) will bo made for cnch set of plans, payment to be mnde by check, payable hi cast their ballots on the question of whether fluorine is to be used In city water systems as a tooth decay preventaUve. Caldwell citizens also will vole on $750,000 bond issue for a sewage disposal plant. Mayors lit three of the larger cities arc running unopposed.

Jason Smith of Caldwell, president ol the.Idaho Municipal league, Is celling his third term. Everett 'H' has no opposing candidates In loscuw, and Mayor C. A. Mneuu- on has no opposition in Wallace, Uhoiigh there has been some mcnt expressed for D. W.

JUore- otise, a wrilc-in candidate. Mayors running unopposed in oullieaslcrn Idaho include Karl J. Icr, Blackfoot; Clyde Kccfer, Anthony; C. L. Jones, Kifiby; ulnh Ellison, Areo, and J.

Fred nltli, Kcxbury. tho Department of Highways, Stale of Idaho. The right la reserved to reject all proposals, or to accent tho proposal or proposals deemed best for the Stale of Idaho, No proposal will be considered tin- less accompanied by nn acceptable proposal guaranty in nn amount not less than five per cent of the totnl amount of the proposal. This guaranty must be Vn the form of Certified Chock or Cashier's Chcclt drawn on nfi Idnho bank, mnde payable to the Department oi Highways, or a Bidder's Bond. Prospective bidders shall be Itccns- Vd In the State of Idaho by the State Contractors License Board, except on projects Involving Federal Funds.

The successful bidder on projects involving Federal Funds shall obtain Eitch a license before award will bo made, ns provided In Subsection 107.02 of the Idaho Standard Specifications, Edition of 1950, Bidders will bu required to sub ml letter attached to the proposal glv- irfg a complete list of uncomplctct which they are presently en. gaged In Idaho or elsewhere. Tho pro. posnl may be rejected If this information is not submitted with the pro poaal, The minimum wage paid to fll labor employed on this contract shnl be ns shown on Form SP-L-2 In the proposal. It Is thn purpose of.

the Board Highway Directors to build the tm provcmcnt In the shortest time con Bistent with good construction. Ncc cssnry equipment and nn effcctiv organization will be insisted upon. Dated 18 April, E. V. MILLER State HlKhwav Enfilncc April 20.

21, 22. 25. 26. 27 28 29, 195 CITY OF POCATELLO NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha the City of Poeatello will redeem th following Bonds and coupons May 1955: LOCAL IMPROVEMENT BIST. NO.

fl BONDS Nos. 22-34 incl. COUPONS: No. 3 from bonds 119 incl. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN tha Interest on said bonds will cense of May 1.

1955 Funds will be on hnm the First Security Bank. A Pocatollo, Idaho. Josephine Ball City April 25. 2R. 27.

Advertisement NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Stale Purchasing Accnt receive scaled bids at his offici Room 225, State House, Boise. Idah Until: May 6. 1955 at fo the following: Printlnfi of Indtvidua Income Tax Forms for the Tax Co lector at Statchousc. Bolso, Idaho All bids will be publicly opcnc and read at the above time place. Proposal Forms and Specification may be secured from the Sta The State reserves the right reject any or all bids.

Purchasing ARfnt. TED CRAMER State Purchasing Apen April 25, 26, 27 QUIET, PEACEFUL SURROUNDINGS MANNING FUNERAI CHAPE 510 North Twelfth--Phona 53 Democrats to Hail daho's Masters BOISE (UP) Secretary of Lute Irn H. Masters Idaho's Mr. Democrat" Is lo he hon- red at testimonial dinner in ioisc May 7 by the Ada county (cmocrallc central committee. County Chairman Richard W.

nnting, In announcing the ban- net, sntd "it Is time we honor ils who has served the peo- le of Idaho well and faithfnllj ver long period of time." Masters Is now serving his fourth crm ns Secretary of Stntc. Funeral services arc under the direction of the Mclian Funeral Home. Lori Jean McBeafh Gravuslde funeral services were conducted this morning for Lori Jean McBenth, Infant daughter of Kent and namona Pipes McBeath. East Halliilay, with Dr. J.

Willis I a i of the First Presbyterian church i i a i Funeral services were under the direction of the Mclian Funeral Infa'nt McReath was born Sunday morning In local hospital and is survived besides her parents by Hi'andparenls, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McBeath.

and Mr. and Mrs. J. Crisp, 30th of Henderson. Nev.

Effie Avery Bell Mrs. Effie Avery Bell, 75, Lava Hot Sprint's, died Saturday nt a Lava rest home of cnusos incident to age. She was born Dec. 14, nt Central, Utah, a daughter of John Josephine Roberts Avery. She novcd to Dempsey with her parents when a small girl.

On Nov. IS, she was married Joseph Bell at Dempsey. She has resided at Lava Hut Springs all her ifc. Mrs Bell Is survived by her hus- jnnd 'of Lava; two sons. Marion Lnva Hot Springs; Arvln Jerome; two daughters, Vclla Ctincncc, Tuo- utnmc and Blanche Rankln Lava Hot Springs; two brothers, Jesse and George Avery of Lava Hoi Springs: grandchildren and l-l Urenl-BrandchlHlrun.

Funernt services be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Lava LDS chapel with Bishop Morris W. Tec- pies i i a i Burial will be at Lava Hot Springs cemetery under tho direction of the a i Funeral Chapel. Vernal Bert Coates Funeral survk-cs will be tomorrow In Nmnpa for Vernal Bert Coates, 3-1, 7'ltt Pniilu, who was drowned when a boat April 13 in tho Snake river near Massacre rocks. He was born Nov.

17. at Oarey, a son uf i A. and Annie Coatcs. In 1924 he moved i i and from there to Namand to Ogden, Utah, whore he lived fur one year before coming lo Poeatello, He had lived nt Pocalcllo for Hirer years. lie was veteran of World War 11 He was married Nampa Oct.

14, lo Bonnie ic Courtier. He belonged to the Clerks Union, AFL. and was employed nt the Pacific Fruit Express Co. for nine years In June, He was member of the 22nd ward LDS church. Mr.

Contes Is survived by his widow, two sons, Larry Don nnd David Mk'hnet. two daughters, Vickie Jeanne nnd Linda Jo: five brothers, W. J. of Nntnpa; A of Campion, Percy A. of Nampa: Franklin G.

or Benton City, nnd Enrl J. of Ogdon, UUh. One brother. Alien E. preceded him In death.

One sister survives, Annie Kllzabcth Coates of i Funeral services will be tomorrow at '2 at Nnmpa Third ward chapel. Burial will be In Kohlcr Lawn ccme- at Nampa Flying Things Answer to ACROSS DOWN 1 Flying Insect 1 Happy 5 Feathered flier 2 Egyptian river 9 Flying mammal 12 Citrus fruit 1 13 Arrow poison Winglike part i 15 Masculine 1 appellation 17 Girl's nickname 18 Nicks 19 Resilient 21 Whirl 23 Alllrmatlvo i 24 Posscssfve i pronoun 27 Preposition 20 Czcchoslovn- kian capital (var.) 32 Stick together 34 Baby bed 36 Kitchen tool 37 HiRhcr in stature 58 Close 39 Thoss there 41 Still 42 Fabulous bird 44 Famous English school 48 Mariners 49 Cleansing substances 53 Sea caglo 54 Feign 56 Equip 57 Bewildered 58 Russian wolfhound 59 Paid notices in newspapers 60 Remit 61 Lairs 3 Prayer ending 4 Passages in tho Bible 5 Container 8 Notch 7 Stagger 8 Disorder 9 Illegitimate 10 Russian mountains 11 Magnesium silicate its 36 Cut olt wool 43 Musical 28 Group of eight passages 30 Toward the 4f Wanderer sheltered side 46 Antitoxins 31 Feminine 10 Reach toward nickname 20 Pelal psrl 33 Enter (var.) 22 Motionless 36 Branching 24 Sacred imngo 407.erman 25 Drink heavily district 47 Dry 48 Ascend 50 Competent 51 Scheme 52 Oriental coins 55 Unhappy 1 IZ 15 IB 3 iL 59 15 17 Zb il 27 Ii yj 57 60 13 IL t'f: i f- 10 7 a fl 'K- bb i 10 a is 9 7 11 10 31 50 51 52 9 A A T' A A 4 1 0 0 NEED A SERVICE? CONSULT THIS THESE EXPERTS ARE I SERVICES YO Where to Buy It Who Ca ADVERTISING PAYS WHEHE AQVEHT1SING STAVS 3 Lines, one month SG.75 4100 ACCOUNTING SERVICE FttED DALTON Tax returns. BuoUki'upint! service BEAUTY SALONS FJIIBO'S Siore Mezzanine fluor Plume K17 FURNITURE RUG CLEANIWG POCA'I'ELLO CLEANERS ALSO FURNITURE UT11OL3TERING Phone 3TJ7 INCOME TAX RETURNS ALL RETURNS ACCOUNTING Fedora! SUte P.iul Drown. 255 12th Phone 891. WHITE CROSS PLAN Call MOVING 8c STORAGE O.G.Roche 3000 HEAL ESTATE APPRAISAL W.

Lyon Healy, C.P.M. Realtor-Appraiser. Ph. 76 or 1015 SANITARY SERVICE Garage cesspools, septic tanks, cleaned and installed. ABC Furnace Cleaners Ph.

4833 408 Oak 5 DIRECTORY POCATELLO FIRMS CAN DEPEND ON. Fix It What They Do EAT COVERS TAILORED SEAT COVERS 15 up Truck cushions, head iiers door panels Sriti 5th REMOVAL TOPPING KHEE ESTIMATE. BONDE'D FOR LESS MONEY 1ELIABLE THEE SERVICE rimming, TopiiiiiB Removing onded R. Millci--- Phone 741 I TOPPING AND TREE REMOVAL BRIGGS NURSERY PHONE 4205 TOP" SOIL BLACK DIRT Riverside Nursery Pb 4750 URANIUM MINING Bismuth a i Counter from an established business at Bidwell's Motel, Phone 4216. WATCH REPAIRING Prompt.

Efficient Service. HOBSON'S JEWELRV 320 Center Hn Modern Shoe) CULLIGAN SOFT Service available in Blackfoot, Am. Falls. (308 5th Phone 1747. WATER WELLS PUMPS PHONE C016 IDAHO STATE JOURNAL Classified Advertising RATES RATE PER LINE CONSECUTIVE DAYS 6 Times 96c 1 Month $2.11 3 Times 81 3 Weeks $1.76 1 Tima 0 Wppks "ll -MINIMUM TWO LINES- ALL CLASSIFICATIO AND FOLLOW IN -INC I.

Florists 4. Cord of Tharftfl 10 Lost and FWnd 12 Help Wanted 14 Instruction 18 Positions Wanted 20 Day and Contract 22 Repair Service 25 Women Realm 27 Special Notices 28 Collection Service Jewelry and Antique! 30 Personals 32 Wanted to Buy 36 Nurseries 38 Mus Instru Instruction 30 Home Appliances 40 Home Furnishings 41. Television Radio 42 Photo Supplies 43 Let's Swap 44 Misccllanrous For Sala 45 Miscellaneous (or Root 46 Auction 47 Pets 48. Sporting Goodi N( All phone rind chnrfie nds rount IF PAID for within STATEMENT. A charge of JOURNAL box numbers, HOURS DEADLIf 8:30 A.M.

to 6:30 P.M. day 8:30 A.M. A.M. 8:30 to 2:30 P.M. for Clnrsifled Advertising is 8:30 TION Copy should be check call the Journal by 5:00 P.R' IIIR days paper.

The Joiirna INSERTION ONLY nnd will o( the advertiser) which ck advertisement, by repilbUcat THE I A STATE JOUR1 1 vise reject or classifications are not perm charged for the number of estimate given at tho time "The Resu 12. Help Wanted WOMAN to live In and care fo children. 13ii Trail Creek. 2250-M A RELIABLE MAN Will set you up in a sinind year round IniK-iu'ss without capita invostmcnl stipplvmg rural fain Hies in nonrbv i i i N'A TION'ALLY A I limiKohnld and farm necessities Income of SfifiOO and tmm? MIS siblf first vc'Jir. Kxporloncc no ncccssiirv.

Car liRht tn ch needed Ui service customers. Op rralo from vmir own home Write: KULl-KN. 2401 Lari niev Denver DP it NNF. DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT train for positions in the Traitor and i industry. 1 you are not making better 1 i per week, or you clon'i lav all voar Job sucurilv, ynu owr i to vmirsolf to write for fre fuel's, i nhliiMtUm, abnu this a i i and our Advisor Vlacomrnt Service TRACTOR A I I SERVICI Pox 152.

raro of Journal RKLIAI1I.K bnbv sit tor for home a. in. to p. in. dnys wrolt.

Phnnr HWO-W. available for responsible man woman with car to call on fan women in Bannock count v. Fu or spare time. Opportunity 1 make up to S-10 a dav Writ McNKSS COMPANY Ho 14, nnvshorc Station. Oaklan 2,1.

Calif. EXPERIENCED service statio $20.00 DAILY. SHI Luminous Don Plates. Write Reeves. Altlobor Mass.

Free sample dctai s. NS ARE NUMBERED NUMERICAL ORDER 3EX- 50 Livestock and Poultry 54 Farm Equipment 50 Hay. Feed. Pasture 58 Heating Equipment 60 Fuel Oil and Coal 62, Insurance 84, Money to Loan 6G Money Wanted 68 a and Storage 70 Offices foi Renl 72 Apartments for Rent 74 Houses For Rent 7fi Rooms, Room and Bayard 78. Wanted to Rent 80 Real Estate Exchange H4 Business Opportunities 85 Country Property Hl Real Estate 88 Real Estatt Loans 90 Real Estate Wanted 91 Wrecker Service 02 Mobile aomes 03.

Trailers nnd OB Autos Wanted 9D Auto Service 100. Automobiles For DTE receive a lOo per line dis- 5 DAYS after RECEIPT OF 25c will bo made for use of vJE ERROR RULES EXCEPT SATURDAY. Satur- or SUNDAY PAPER. Saturday PAPER. DEADLINE for DAY PRECEDING PUBL1CA- e'd by advertiser on the FIRST event of error, advertiser must for correction in tile follow- Is responsible for the FIRST rectify any error (not the fault arly lessens the value of the on without charge.

4AL reserves the right to re- nny advertisement as mis- Itted. The advertiser will be lines used-- regardless of the Insertion. 4100 ft It Number" 12. Help Wanted Cashier Typist Age 18 to 28 Permanent position offering EC surltv. Varied work nnd cu tomcr contact.

Liberal employe benefits including group hisu ance, retirement income pla vacations, profit sharing, et Typing, shorthand required. A plv now Pacific Finance, 1 South Arthur. Phone 2922. Anderson, Mfir, NEED HELP? GET IT WITH A LOW COST "WANT-AD" PHONE 4100 "YOUR RESULT NUMBER" SALESMAN wanted. Selling Kn i i and sh.im dmvs doors Johnnv Wad SEVERAL girls to address, ma postcards.

Spare limn over 1 week. Write Box 161. Bclmon Mass IK YOU have sales experience have a worthwhile offer. Ph EXPERIENCED 1 Ui do and references rcquircc Inquire Don's Texaco Serv between hours of 7 a. m.

and p. m. PUT IT IN CLASSIFIED -and- WATCH IT SELL HILDREN ages 3 vrs older a red for in my home. Daily, 1 Ion. through Frl.

Ph. S620-NW. WING: Alterations, dress mak- ng. Western Motor Count -ILD care in licensed home. Phone 1341-J.

ypist will do work in my home. LL DO Ironing In my home, teasonable Ph 3538-M 540 No. 2lh. 'ERIENCKD upholstering done my home. IU7 N.

10. Ph. 3036U WILL DO ironing in my home 02 McKinley. Phone 1559-M. STOM garden plowing yard IrowniiiK.

Day and Contract RENT IT Tailors-- local and one way acation house trailers, sand- dinting equipment, power tools, ement mixers, tillers invalid OVER 1000 ITEMS FOR RENT I i A OOfi N. Harrison Phone 2579 ROTO TILLING Leo Kinney Ph 9W-2 GARDEN PLOWING PHONE 2009-M work roofing. "The Wright Way." Phone 4757. ORTABLE gra cleaning anc treating 25c per hundred. Cal 79- after 9 p.

m. McKinley. 3024 'W. LACK DIRT, manure, driveway gravel, fill dirt, tractor work YARD dump truck for hire day or bv hour. Phone 7-R-t W.

A. House. HOME IMPROVEMENT Roofing, siding, windows, etc. No down pavment. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Ph. 5082 for a no- obligation estimate. NEW LAWNS est black dirt used Gardens plowed and grading. Reasonable and guarantee. Doug Malm, Phone 1610-W.

2. Repair Service AWN MOWER HEADQUARTERS Sharpening. Repair. New and used mower bargains. Engine repair.

Precision Saw Tool, 430 Yellowstone, Ph. 728 Authorized Pennsylvania Dealer. Fingerlos, 31G Cottage. Ph. 13J2.

"KIRBY" ALES AND SERVICE. Complete acuum Repair Service Pich Up and Delivery 248 Center. Phone 494 or 104-H-l REPAIRS PARTS ED'S GATEWAY CYCLE KEY 315 North Ma Phone 1625 25. Women's Realm VASES oil lamps wired "Bill" GAMES ART FIXTURE.353 E. Center.

Lamps lamp shades. 27. Special Notices INCOME tax accounting service. Your home or mine Phone 6238- W. 30.

Personals IF you want to drink that Is you business. If you want to sto ALCOHOLICS Anonymous mec Sat. 8 p. m. YMCA-, Tues 8 p.

345 E. Eonncvillc 5147-- 339G-M LONELY? Use this space to me someone. Just call 4100, th classified result number for tn formation. 32. Wanted fo Buy WANT to lease or mote cafe or other business.

Wri details Box 153 Journal. CASH for good used small ceme mixer Ph. 1310-W. WILL BUY old American coin Phone IflOS 36. Nurseries FINE rotted sheep fertilizer.

Al good garden manure, $2.00 Anderson Ranch. 5551-NJ. Black Dirt Best by test. Well rotted mnnu by yard or load. Phone 4205 BRIGGS NUHSERY CHILDREN'S NURSERY DAY nursery.

Wee-ten 'em by day, week or mon Leave your kiddles while you' on vacation. 354 NE Main, Blac loot. 9-n-R. 38. Mus Instru 'instruetie PIANOS re-styltd.

re-finished experts. Dial 300G-R. for voting students Ph. ZDJU-HW 39. Home Appliances ELECTRIC stove' for sale.

4 yrs old.jjood condition. Call 266-1-W 40. Home Furnishings COMPLETE house-full of turn turc, lawn and patio furniture Also sporting equipment such a items to choose from. Television and radios. Coniplete Shopsmith 41.

Television Radio TV ANTENNAS INSTALLED 1912 44. Miscellaneous for 5-MAN rubbrr boat. 2 wheel trail LT. Rxlt) box tc-nt. Ph.

5880. saw and planer ait. Ph. 2020-N'R A A gift crochet rases, dollies, baby quilts. Spec Queen, twin tubs.

Excellent. Rca sonable. Ph. C1.17-W. THAYER babv buggy, like Phone 211 Ravine.

THE PARRISH COMPANY SPECIALS 4 New or sliqhtly damaged TVs from 17" to 24" Bedroom sots Carpeting Tables and chairs 9 A a i washer, dryer, dish xvashrr Groceries and miscellaneous ar CALL 423 1-W or drive out lo Yellowstone i a and rarrish St. at C'hubhn'rk WILL iinvr ROO yards of fill dir Csn hr had for expense of h.iu tup. Contact W. T. Graysor 1527 No.

2nd or Ph. 4633. GLAD bulbs We Plants, Use etc. 1005 Yellowstone. 291 GOOD piano SfiO cash 1121 I Kndnor.

Ph. 2RS7-M. SKK us for headers, pipes, Dre Tono Also used pipe and material available for you vour own sets SHAW "hump" nf Gould i a Phone 5.52. PRACTICALLY new Spark hotter Phnnr LK A Tvr "sih" Art- 7 Wi gated lanrt. 60 nay.

1 ml Jrom town. 5551-NJ. -4 Miscellaneous For Sale 7C 3avtmport Chair set Joys Bit-ycle. Excellent condl- on Occasional a rr 'Jever been used Slti'J WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Joel G. Anderson Owner J' ALAMEDA 3 rn FT, FrlEldai're ix- Offices for Rtnl 1OUND floor space.

Suitable for store of office. Contact Mr. Lcn- on Sfctwuen 1 and 5 p. m. Call ''W roomy alr-cond office Pvt, (lurking Hale Bids.

Phone I. Apartments For Rent FURNISHED apartments for rent. Phone 4800. Sq. alumiiuim luo iuaytuK 3 oOM heated apt.

1 child. 25514 washer. Excel, cond. Call at 51jj J0 Bon Phone 2U53. So.

10th between 11 a m. and QQ 'bHth' furnished apt. TlfcR chicken brooder 4-wheel railcr. 3 P. garden tractor.

4- Monc BED NEW. 2- PHONE CEDAR CHESTS, blonde mahog- nny finish, $42.50 each; Game able, black walnut finish $rt- I Hound oak table, S15 Copeland couch $10. 1 dclicatcssan cast'. er S200. Modern Woodwork 330 '2 East Bonncville.

Ph. 16-R-3. SAVING on 105-1 model Chn- ton outboard motor Brand new. zie Auto 401 N. Main.

OTOTILLER and attachments. Good condition. 270''- Ropscvelt. er Good cond. $150.

Pb G2-J2 or 1 see Lester Selders. Rt 2 North. N1TED 18 cubic foot freezer. 2- wheel trailer. Phone 5697 2 LIP covers made to fit Free es- INERAL soil ttiat grows.

5Uc to S1.50 a load Ph. 240 3 GLADIOLUS Les Hawkes. Ph 5G44 4277 OOD used furnaces and stokers. etc. 502 E.

Cedar. Phone 3177-W OTTED sheep fertilizer S2 yd. Horse hav, 50e bale. Ph 55S1-NJ Combination storm windows and doors. Johnnv Wade.

4486. ENITH TV. used months $225. Terms may be arranROd Ph 2193-M. DRIVE OUT AND SAVE Gateway Lumber Sawmill.

4 miles south on Highway 30. Pione 15-J5. 5. Miscellaneous For Rent ACRE river bottom land. Close n.

Pb. 5632-M. TRY IT BEFORE YOU BUY IT! RENT AN IRONRITE IRONER JONES IRON-RIGHT CO. IRON RIGHT WITH IRONRITE POCATELLO. 255 N.

MAIN Phone 44G3 ALAMEDA, 115 E. MAPLE Jones 1723 (Jones Furniture) BLACKFOOT, 19 W. PACIFIC Phone 464 (Jones Furniture) 47. Pels ANTED: good home for well- a spayed Dalmation. Loves children.

Good price to right owner. Bud Packhnm. Ph. 17, Blackfoot, Idaho. 18.

Sporting Goods TWO Harlcv-Davldson 74's. Ph. 1860-W. 51G Riverside Drive. 14' BIRCHCRAFT boat and trailer.

Motor with Cruiseday tank. $425. Phone 5851-W. COIN' FISHIN Fish worms Ph. ALMOST new 13 ft.

runabout. Merc. Mork 40 St trailer. 251B-M. DE CRAFT BOATS Quality Boats Reasonably priced.

13 models available. Finished, unpainlcd 14 ft. sports runabout un- palntcd $100.50 Drive out and take a look! W. W. LONGHURST CJuinn Rd.

4-J3. WILL BUY. SELL OR TRADE good used guns. See Frank at 1138 North Main. 50.

Livestock and Poultry 175 EWES, 225 lambs. Mr. Smith Downey, Idaho. Ph. 2515.

1 YR. Holsetin heifer calf. 38 Nixon Road. ORDER your Baby Chicks now Farmer's Feed Seed. Ph.

15GO 54. Farm Equipment TD-9 Crawler tractor almost now Va off. John Deere tractor other good equipment Including Farm hand, manure spreader etc. Having leased bv land, thi equip can be bought very rcas W. C.

Rees, 5 miles S. of Ma ad 56. Hay, Feed, Pasture BALED 1i.iv. straw nnd sack coal Waller's Store, 2501 So. 5lh.

GARDfcN SKEDS, field seeds wheat, oats barley, alfalfa seed. Fanner's Feed ccd Co. Ph. 15CO. 62.

Insurance SEE PARVIN'WITTE State Farm Insurance Auto Fire. Life Phone 4130 ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE AND BONDS PHONE 3453 64. Money to Loan Get A SPRINGTIME LOAN For Easter Expensct Meeting Emergency Expenses, Cutting Installment Payments, tf Home Repairs COME IN OR TELEPHONE 2922 FOR FAST FRIENDLY SERVIC Pacific Finance LOANS Slg Anderson Mgr 151 South Arthur PERSONAL-ized LOANS PHONE-- GET LOAN ON FIRST VISIT Your life insured for amour owing--no extra cost Clean up seasonal bills or cu monthly pavmcnts with a oa that's hand-tailored. Employe 1 men and women married single are welcome. Phone, write or come In LOANS $2.1 to $230 or more On Auto, furniture or salary BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO.

(Personal Finance Co.) FHONE 2OT8 POCATELIj I 228 NORTH MAIN Across from the Chief Theatn BE SATISFIED USE CLASSIFIED! Uti Hies. 1005-M. G25 Garfleld. ROOM unfurnished, iieated apf. Inquire 913 So.

Main. 1-HM. apts. Partly furnished. Phone 200(1.

Su. 7. Inq. ai! So. 12th Ph 460.

ROOM flirn apt. Dishes, bedding lltils. S25. 3H So. 10th.

2-nOOM I'urn. apts. 225 W. Bridger. Ph.

372. ROOM furnished apt. Heat, hot water 1105 No Arthur, XCELLENT LOCATION. CLOSE IN. VERV NICE 3-RM.

HEAT. ED APT. PHONE 4286-R. MALL 3-rooin furnished apartment. No children.

340 E. Benton. Phone 2080-W. -BDRM. plus sleep- ng porch.

stove, wash. -BEDROOM unfurnished apt. 612 East Halliday. South 10th. Phone 1889 ROOM furnished apartments.

nnfurn. apt. Call at 138 No. 1th. 1EMODELF.D furnished a a ments for adults.

Elevator. 416 W. Ph. 3G16. refrig.

S15. 1150 E. Center. 1224-J. -HM.

furn. apt. Casa Del Rio. Phone 2953. -ROOM furn.

or unfurn. apt. Near Ross Park. Ph. 668.

All utilities furnished. $30 per mo. Weller's Motel. 2501 S. 5th.

3 FURNISHED apartments. 2 upstairs 3-rm. in front. Heated. 334 North Arthur.

1-RM bsmt. heated. Aloha Apts. 420 So. Glh.

VflM. apt. Grd. floor. Adults Heat, hot water, wash, facil.

Ph 4S21-R 725 Arthur. HAVE YOU A VACANCY? RENT IT WITH A LOW COST "WANT-AD" PHONE 4100 "VOUR RESULT NUMBER" FURNISHED apts. Private bath entrance. Quiet. One or 3 adults.

488 South 7th. Clean. Heat water furn. 1250 Clark. SPRING cleaned furnished 3-room apartment.

Washing facilities. 748 West Clark. Ph. 6011. facilities.

$50. Ph. 3595-J. Heat, water laundry furn! Storage space. 057 E.

Lander. HEATED furnished 3-room apartment. Phone 3202-W. 2-ROOM apart, partly furn. 530.

Inquire at 862 W. Bridger. COZY 3-ROOiM FURN. APT. 132 NORTH OHA.NT.

furn. 328 South Johnson. S50-- CLEAN 3-rm. furn. bmst.

apt Working couple only. Ph, 530-J. 3-ROOM 1 apt. 4-room house. Newly decorated.

334 Randolph. Ph 3703-H. E. Bonnevillc. 2-room furn.

neat- ed apt. Men. 410' E. Bonneville. FURN.

3-room apartment. $43 inc udcs heat, water, laundry garbage service. Ph. 3097. 13-10 No.

Grant. unfurn. Close In. Heat, water washing facilities turn Phone 121 between 8-5. 3447-M after 5 P.M.

and -weekends HEATED 1 and 2 room furnished apartments. 355 South Fourth. HYLAND PARK Something new at Hyland Park 1 and 2-hedroom duplexes now available. Full basement. nnd sprinkler systems in yards.

Special. 138 TOPONCE Ph. 45G7 3-ROOM furn. npt Priv. bath 437 So.

Hayes. Apt. 4. Ph 258. FARGO APTS.

340 So. Arthur Unfurn. 1-bcdroom apt. with extra wall bed. One small furn- shed apt Also 1-bcdroom uiv furnished apt.

In Annex. Utilit- es furn. except lights. No pets. 74.

Houses For Renl 3-RM m'odctn except heat. Chicken house, garage and garden spot. Acreage if desired. Ph. 3-ROOM mod.

parti furnished. lOflf) Yellowstone Ph. 2319. TWO-BEDROOM, $65 Available May 1st. 151 Fairbanks LARGE unfurnished 2-bedroom house.

Living room and 1 bedroom carpeted. See at 735 Swish. cr Rd. NICELY home with a 2-rm apt to rent, if desired 6 rms In all. Good location.

Close In. Phone 5322-J. SMALL home, in good clean condition. Near town. S20 mo.

in advance. Contact 427 Pcrshlng. 2-BEDROOM house for rent. 446 North "ih. Phone 1370-W.

3-ROOM furnished house. $45.00 month. No children. No pets. 327'b So.

Harrison. SMALL house. Call 16-H1 a 4 p. m. 3-ROOM unfurnished house.

7-10 So. 2nd. $35.00. Ph. 52.11 2-BEDROOM unfurnished, 925 W.

T-owis. Phone 1604-W. for rent. Phone RIS9-J. 3-RM.

house. Modern Handy for railroad men. Ph. 143B-M. UNFURN.

2 room house. Basement fac. i paid 306 So. 76. Rooms, Room and Board NICE ROOMS.

Also hoard 440 So. Sixth. Phone 4522 IS THERE ANYTHING IN YOUR STORE THAT SHOULD BE I ncKbr.