The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • Page 7

PROVO. (UTAH) DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MAY PAGE SEVEN Herald Classified Ads Sell Everyt REAL ESTATE FURNITURE STOVES CABS LIVESTOCK MACHINERY FRUIT VEGETABLES TRAILERS PIANOS ETC. BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY You will find these Merchant and Professional People anxious to serve you. It will pay you to patronize them.

AUTO GLASS LET us replace your broken glass. Ahlander Mfg. 472-490 South university. Phone 100 jl AUTO RADIATOR RADIATORS repaired ana flush ed. Ahlander 472-490 South' University.

Phone 100. jl EXPERT SERVICE SPECIALIZED in Easy, Maytag, A.B.C., Dexter washing machines service on all other makes and models. Parts and service guaranteed. C. F.

Johnson. Phone 09R5. J7 FURRIER HAVE your furs restyled, repaired, cleaned and glazed before the fall rush. Helen Swenson 443 East 4 South. Phone 1179 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED at the General Shop 135 North Univesritv Phone 915W.

J25 MOVING AND STORAGE fELLOW CAB AND TRANSFER CO. Local and long distance moving. Packing, Storage, Shipping. Phone 300. 170 West If North.

jl RADIO SERVICE S. -FOR prompt Radio service. See's Radio Service. 317 West Center. Phone 74 7R.

J7 SEWING MACHINES IVE WILL PAY CASH for all makes of used sewing machines. We rent portable and cabinet electric sewing machines. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 268 West Center street. Phone 399.

J27 VACUUM SERVICE VACUUM cleaners, Mixmasters, and all small appliances. Parts and Service Guaranteed. Phone 09R5, C. F. Joimson.

J7 WASHER SERVICE WASHING machines. Repairs and parts for all makes of washing machines. Provo Maytae Co. 39 North 2 West. Phone 717R.

J4 FOR SALE OR RENT PIANOS, accordions, guitars. I buy, sell and teach. Phone Professor S. W. Williams.

308 East 3rd South. WANTED TO BUY ELECTRIC Frigidaire, new or used. 256 East Center. Phone 1343. GOOD used collapsible baby buggy.

Mrs. Knox Hall, 284 North 5th West. 500 yearling leghorns. Phone 489W. ml6 FURNITURE, cook stoves, and heaters, call 40 North 4 West.

m28 C-A-S-H-! for Used Trucks and Used Cars Cannon-Ashton 191 So. Provo, Utah Herald Afternoon Saturday and Sunday) Sunday Herald Published Morning Pnbltebed far Herald South First "West Eroio. class matter die postoffiee ta nnCec the March Subscription Utah county, cents the month. for ate months, to the year, to toy mjll FOR SALE REAL ESTATE Farmland Home Short Drive From Provo Seventy Acres, State Hiway Home with lights, water, modern conveniences. Coops for 200 poultry; have produced $15,000 one Included: team, implements and all growing crops.

Owner ill, not able to continue farming. An opportunity with growing crops included. Farmland Without Buildings Acres, together with 40 acre feet Strawberry Mapleton district $2100. An Estate, must be sold! On State Hi-Way Near River for most any valuable enterprise. Lovely land with large hi-way frontage.

Total acreage, 5 acres. A GOOD BUY! of Block in $600. A Real Opportunity! With Cabins all furnished, bringing income. Store with fixtures and equipment, doing excellent business. State Highway, near Provo.

Owner may consider home in exchange. This is income property. A VERY GOOD HOME With Apartment Built with Basement Steam heating plant, garage of condition. Owner will take $5500. APARTMENT HOUSE Three Apts, Strictly Modern furniture.

Good rental income. Priced $8750. N.E. Provo. Phone 1099 WillardL.

Sowards Agency Office: 39 West 2nd No. Provo, Utah eMa, cents for tnonthaj Orem Real Estate Good 4 Room Frame, not modern; full basement with 4 rooms, coal room; 2 good chicken coops, room for 1500 hens; nearly 300 laying hens, about 460 8-week-old pullets go with the Garage, 1 acre of land and fruit trees, on a good corner in Orem. All for $4500. Good 9 Room Brick House, Pleasant Grove; 2 sets of plumbing. $5250.

9 Acres Good Land, plenty water, Am. Fork. $1200 In Pleasant Grove 5 room frame, modern except heat. Garage, cellar, acres land, plenty water; over hundred fruit trees. $4200.

Orem Real Estate O. H. ANUERSON, Mgr. Phone Rowan Realty Buys Acre Farm 13 acres in young orchard. Adequate water.

Orem. Room Brick fruit; flowing well; 3 acres productive soil. West of Spanish Fork. In the West Part of Provo is a 3 room modern home, partly furnished. There is a deep lot plowed ready for planting.

This home can be occupied in 24 hours. $500 down. $5250 5 Room Modem Frame Bungalow, 2 front rooms carpeted, full basement. Northeast. Building Lots Southeast and Northeast section of city.

HOMES FARMS LOANS INSURANCE Rowan Realty Inc 176 WEST, CENTER Phone 2S5 GOOD CAFE Business For Sale See Heal Realty Co. 165 WEST CENTO Provo, Utah IF YOU are under 40 we need you essential work, good hours, 8 to 4:30. No experience necessary. Apply Troy Laundry, 375 West Center street. m27 HELP WANTEDi-- ttALM MAN for moving van service, man for city delivery, truck helper apply Yellow Cab Co.

170 West 1 North Mr. Smith. m9 FOUNDRY production men, finishers and general utility men. Call at Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Plant, Ironton. HELP WANTED FEMALE Waitress mornings only, steady employment for right party.

See Lynn Sutton, 272 South Univ. Ave. GIRL, clean small apartment, tend child, 5 days week. Call after 6:00. 139 East 4 North.

ml6 EXPERIENCED beauty operator. Apply at Bertin Beauty Shop, 256 East Center. m24 WOMAN or girl, full time pantry work. Apply Sutton Cafe. EXPERIENCED waitress.

Apply Button's Cafe. WAITRESS and dish washer. Apply Mom's Lunch. GET into essential war work. Release a man for the armed forces.

Drive Yellow Cab. Day work only. Pleasant work, good pay. See Mr. Smith, 170 West 1 North.

m9 WORK WANTED FISHING poles, neatly wrapped, repaired and varnished, reasonable. Ray Park, 635 West- 4th North. LOST PERSON picking up leather Gladstone bag, Haase Cafe, between 11 and 12:30 Thursday night. Return Daniel Long, 534 East 7th North. Reward.

FOR RENT FURNISHED 2 room coal range and sink, not modern. 715 East Center, Springville. No children. 3 room apartment, 3 adults pre- East 4 North, Spanish Fork. FOR RENT UNFURNISHED 4 room apt.

Call 034-R2 Canyon road, Rt. 3 Box 186A. WANTED TWO wheel large luggage trailer in good condition. 357 South Main, Springville. Basement Apt.

FOB CHOICE evergreens, call evenings 195 East 6 North phone 1408R. Weaner pigs and cockerels; George Brewer, Orem, 8 West 2 South. Phone 01J2. Bliss potatoes, bring container. Ella Baum, Rt.

3 Box 159. J12 GLADIOLUS bulbs planted in May bloom in August. 35 large bulbs delivered, $1.00. Phone or write W. Reed Nuttall, R.

D. 3, Provo. J10 GOOD alfalfa, fruit, and vegetable land, shallow water, Anta- lope valley, Los Angeles county, California. Will consider trade for good land near Provo. Write Geo.

Ray, 216 South 7th Street, Las Vegas, Nevada. GAS range and buffet. 154 North 5th West. ml3 CHOICE seed and eating potatoes. Phone 017R4.

Vineyard. CABINET radio. 444 South 1st West. Phone 1986W. ml3 ENAMEL coal range $50.

146 North 4 West. BETWEEN April 25 and May 16 spring friers, 50c each not more than 10 to a customer. Special price on smaller ones in lots of 50 or more. J. H.

Durrant, 240 South 13th West. LADIES 6 jewel Fountain Swiss movement wrist watch $10. 670 East 4 North. UPRIGHT piano, electric washer. 860 Milton Avenue.

8 WEEKS old roosters. Max Hall, Mapleton. FOOT electric refrigerator, $100 cash. R. J.

Holm, Route 2, Box 28-A, mile west of state highway, 20th south Orem. PIATTANZI accordion, 120 base, 2 shifts, on treble, one on base, good condition. Call 995R. DINING room table, 4 chairs, 441 North 1st East. CERTIFIED Russett seed potatoes from Bird's Eye, Spanish Fork canyon.

Call 03J1 or see L. E. Burr. miff NEW toilet and old Dodge Pickup. 193 West 1st North.

2 ACRES. Orem. bench, 3 miles from Columbia Steel, Geneva plant, 150 bearing fruit trees, fine garden land. Gall 1317M. ONE and one third acres, miles from town on SpringvilU road, $500.

For sale house at S7S East 1 South $2,000. Inquire at 357 East First-South. ml3 WANTED TO RENT House or apt. for two adults. Beck's Motel 717-J.

Mrs. Genrick. ml8 SMALL furnished apartment or room for two gentlemen. Write Herald Box 54. SMALL furnished apartment or room with kitchen privilege, (breakfast) by two men.

Phone 715. 2 OR 3 room furnished or house, no children, no drinking. Write Herald Box 28. FOR SALE TRAILERS SMALL modern house trailer. Mrs.

Wagstaff, 234 North 2 West American Fork. 14 FOOT trailer house. Inquire 787 East 3rd South. 1941 20 foot Glider trailer house, electric brakes, good tires, sleeps four, price for quick sale 4 Nortt 4 East Pleasant Grove. Raymond Hakseth.

ELCAR trailer house with side robin built on, cheap. Lincoln Trailer Court, Orem. ml2 OR trade 22 foot tandem trailer house chassis complete also 4 wlneeler" trailer. Irfth West 3rd North. DON'T HOARD enough cash at one lime to fray oft all or obligations.

Then you'll have only plane to pay Instead of many. You can get cash from aiiy amount up to $800, without your employer or anyone else knowing. Take advantage of Our One- Visit Service which saves time, tires, and gasoline. Phone come in by appointment to get the cash. IS EAST CBNTER BABY Elizabeth Fox fur, black fox fur, Fitch and Squirrel neck scarfs, Jodphers size 38, American walnut dresser, Red cedar chest, wooden and metal folding chairs, Gryser, phone 724 between 2 and 9 p.

m. FOR MAN'S bicycle. 469 No. 6 West. ml2 Good used bricks.

335 No. 7 East. Rabbits and hutches. Phone 506. ml6 Practically new Maytag Mangle.

Mrs. L. J. Ake, 335 So. Main, Spanish Fork.

One large kitchen cupboard, 1 guitar. 146 No. 5 East. Medium sized ice box. 504 South 3 East.

Tomato and cabbage plants doz. lOc, per 100 50c, tomato in flats of 100, $1.00. Pepper and egg plants doz. 15c, per 100, $1.00. Perry's Seed Store, 495 North 8 West.

3 young sows, $100. Phone 034R4. FOR '37 Buick Club Coupe. Good condition. Francis Haskell, Payson.

"36 Ford coupe, motor A-l, tires good. 890 West 1 North. 1931 Ford Model A coupe, excellent condition, good rubber 720 West 3 North. 1931 Model A Sedan A-l condition, cash. 488 East Center, Springville.

ml3 MUST have '35 sewing machines now, any make, will pay as high as $75 per machine. Call 763J. ill 1941 Buick Special deluxe, 1940 Chrysler 6 Windsor deluxe, 1936 Dodge coupe, radio and heater. Call Duckett's Barber Shop. Phone 1051 evenings.

J7 1941 Buick Special deluxe, 1942 Pontiac Torpedo Deluxe equipment, 1940 Chrysler 6 Windsor deluxe, 1940 Ford Deluxe. CalJ Duckett's Barber shoph. Phone 1051" evenings. m25 PERSONAL MEN, WOMEN! WANT VIM? Stimulants in Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking Iron, Vitamin Bl, Calcium. Trial size costs little.

Save REAL money, get $1 size ONLY 89c. Ask about big money-saving "Economy" size. At all drug stores everywhere. HOLLYWOOD bed complete, almost new. 357 South Main, Springville.

Basement Apt. 30 gallon water tank. 556 East 2 South. ENAMEL coal range, 1 medium size coal heater, very good condition, 1 studio couch, dining room pieces. 892 North University.

Phone 1577. WORLD'S best Iris, visitors welcome. Tell Muhlestein. 691 East 8th North. ml6 PUBLIC liability and property damage, auto insurance, Farmer's Auto, Phone 1687.

G. E. Meecham, 569 West 2 South. KITCHEN set. Phone 1687 G.

E. Meecham. 569 West 2 South. GROCERY business, stock and equipment, best location in Provo. Phone 1577.

ml2 TOMATO plants from Overton, Nevada. Merrill Kitchen, Orem, Phone 069R3. TOMATO, pepper plants, Fred Johnson; 1502 South 11 West. FOR Fuller Brush service write Box 682 Provo. m22 USBD boats and motors, various sices, for sale and rent.

Turner Neon Sign Co. m20 CHARIS Experienced conetiere. For free figure analysis in home. Phone 026R2. m25 CABBAGE, tomato plants, flower plants, gladiolus, dalia bulbs, 467 South 6 West Phone 159.

m28 POTATOES. Phone SPOT GASH For USED fELLURIDE MOTOR CO. Phone 1000 Proto Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Sarah T. Duke, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 371 North Third West street, Provo City, Utah, on or before the 22nd day of June, A.

1943. Dated at Provo City, Utah, this 20th day of April, 1943. GEORGE DUKE, Administrator. A. L.

BOOTH, Attorney. Published in The Daily Herald, April 21, 28; May 5, 12, STATISTICS WARRANTY DEEDS Star Enterprises, to Star 28. Twp. 8, Range 3 10.00 Star Enterprise, Inc.k to Star Enterprise, Inc. Sec.

10, Twp. 9, Range 2 Star Enterprises, to Star 10. Twp. 9, Range 2 10.00 Star Enterprise, to Star Enterprise Sec. 9, Twp.

9. Range 2 10.00 Star Enterprise, to Star Enterprise Sec. 8, Twp. 9, Range 2 Lot 2, Blk. 27, Plat Payson 10.00 John William Goddard and Norma Goddard to Ed mond Weddrien and Ethel Weddrien 2, Twp.

7, Range 2. 1000.00 Richard A. Smith and Clarice W. Smith to J. Ernest 28, Twp.

9, Range 1 200.00 Benjamin Hair and Martha Ann Hair to Helen Smith 31, Twp. 6, Range 3 650.00 Carl R. Ohran to Leland D. Wright and Madge O. 5, Ohran- King Sub-div.

10.00 Caleb and Estana Tanner to Charles O. A right in and to waters of Provo river 10.00 Walter G. Taylor and Agnes M. Taylor to Arthur M. Barney and Glenna B.

1, Twp 7, Range 2 275.00 Jena V. Clegg Holland to Willia Robinson and Ge- nowe Robinson Sec. 12, Twp. 8, Range 2 Blk. 111.

Plat Provo. 10.00 William C. Rigstrup and Ethel A. Rigstrup to Al. G.

Rigtrup and Berhice L. 12, Twp. 8, Range IE. 3000.00 E. P.

Richmond and Eliza Richmond to Mr. Albert S. Tvvp. 9, Range 2 E. 1200.00 55 Seniors to Get Diplomas at Pleasant Grove PLEASANT GROVE Fifty- five graduating seniors of the Pleasant Grove high school will receive diplomas at the commencement exercises to be held Saturday night in the high school auditorium, announces Principal Karl Banks who is in charge of arrangements.

Addresses, will be given by Paul Adamson, class president; Jeneal Thorne, Jean Anderson and Carol Smith, honor students; Norman Wright, valedictorian. Paul Adams will offer the invocation. Others on the program are Bliss Jarvis, reading; Jane Brown, solo; Lyravine Jensen, piano solo; Principal Banks will present the class and the diplomas will be presented by Leo Hansen, Alpine district supervisor. The graduation dance will follow the program. The graduates are: Paul Adams, Newell Adamson, Kenneth Paul Adamson, Jean Anderson, Louise Armistead, Lyle Beth Atwood, Lynn Atwood, Wayne Bastian, Dena T.

Bezzant, LaMar Beveridge, Jack Boren, Willis Brimhall, Jane Brown, Dale Carter, Joyce Clark, Ruby Davis, Ted Esklund, Russell Fauntin, Ted Fauntin, Mary Fugal, Beth Gillman, Garth Gillman, Leon Gordon, Leon Hanson, Boyd Harper. Anna Rose M. Harris, Joseph Hilton, Ben Homer, Orpha W. Hooley, Berniece Hreinson, Bliss Jarvis, Lyravine Jensen, Calvin Johnson, Arvid Kelander, Verna Marrott, Vervene Monson. Helen Olsen, Lois Payne, Cora Richins, Laura Rodeback, Kenneth Rogers.

Belva Shoell, Carol Smith, Boyd Swenson, Jeneall Thorne Verla Tomlinson, Gloria Wadley, Lloyd Walker, Mack Walker, Stanley Weeks, Kay Whitel.ey, Norman Winters, Norman Wright, Marjorie Young Wax and Ted Young. Promotions Received By Many Provo Service Men ARD OF THAXKS We sincerely wish to thank the many friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness at the recent passing of our beloved husband and father, John Henry Ferre. Our appreciation goes to those who paid floral tributes, took part at the services, or in any other wav assisted. John Ferre and family Twenty-four farmers organized into 2,243 fire companies played an important part in preventing fire losses in rural communities in California the past year. A number of men in the service from Frovo have recently received promotions.a ccording to information received by the Herald from the army and navy.

Pic. Elven N. Hansen has been promoted to corporal. His sister Mrs. Arva Wonnacott of 2165 Green street, Salt Lake City.

r.nsigii Kenneth Jensen former Cougar football star, who hails from Brigham City, has been promoted to lieutenant, junior grade in the U. S. navy. He was one 2S Navy pre-flight officers who included in the list of ad- rarttments at the U. S.

Navy pre- fiight school, St. Mary's college. I fc. Harrison M. Tippetts, son of Mr.

Mrs. Heber C. Tippetts, Rouie 3, has graduated from basic aircraft mechanic at the San Angelo, Texas army air field bombardier school, qiier completing an intensive 100- hour course in bomber maintenance. He entered the service in January, 1942, and served at Wichita Falls. Toxas; Denver, San Antonio and Uvalde, Texas, before assignment to San Angelo.

Pfc. Carl A. Watkins, huband of Mrs. Mae Watkins of 359 North Fiist East street, has recently completed an' intensive army air forces clerical course. He was graduated from a large clerical i'c''ool conducted for the Army air forces technical training command by the Anderson organization, private school operators in Los Angeles.

He was especial- ij ctosen for the course and was trained in the preparation of combat, ant? other flight orders for aimy air forces units, maintenance of records for inspection and repair of aircraft and handling of correspondence between fiolcls and baots of the army air forces. He is designated as a staff assistant to the operations officers of the to which he has been signed. 1 i'vt. Charles Hopkins Hatch, son of Mrs. A.

J. Tangren of 449 East Seventh North is now training at Lowry field Denver, Before entering the service he was employed by the UPM at Geneva in j-ieel reinforcing construction work His wife, Mrs. Shirley G. Hatch iu living with him at Denver. f-ie graduated from the photo school, May 8, 1943.

Pfc. Merlin D. husband i.f Elmora Lowry of 373 East lourth North, Provo has begun an intensive course of study in aviation mechanics at Amarillo, Texas, army air field technical school. He will spend several months at this great mechanics' school and upon graduation will oe sent to one of Uncle Sam's air oases there to do his part in keeping America's flying fortresses harassing the Axis. Corpoial Theron Valeo Kunhi of 173 West Fourth North, Provo is at present attending the antiaircraft art'Hery school at Camp Dov.s, North Carolina.

Capt. Sterling J. Strate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strate of Provo is now enrolled as a student oft" rer in the army air forces preflight school (pilot) at Maxwell field, located on the outskirts of Montgomery, where he is re- rviving 1 an intensive course i-i giound training.

Upon completion of his instructions here he will be sent to one of the primary flying schools in the army air forces southeast training center for the f-rot phase of his flight training. Technical Corporal Jack F. Roullett, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Roullett, 171 South University provo, has been enrolled a special course of instruction the signal corps school at Camp Murphy, Florida.

He was selected for this specialized training on the basis of his aptitude. Criminal Cases Report Released A total of 53 criminal cases were handled by the Fourth district court in Utah county in 1942, according to a report by County Clerk C. A. Grant. Of these, 15 cases were dismissed, 30 defendants pleaded guilty, and six were found guilty by a jury.

Seventeen defendants received probations or suspended sentences, six were sentenced to local jails, ono was remanded to a juvenile institution, and 12 were sentenced to pay fines or costs. The cases: Manslaughter 1, robbery 1, minor assault 3, burglary 14, larceny, except auto theft 3, forgery and counterfeiting 8, rape 1, other sex offenses 1. nareotis drug laws 1, nonsupport and neglect 1, liquor laws 2, driving while intoxicated 9, other motor vehicle laws 2. Cessation of gold mining in Western states, in order to use the miners for the extraction of more strategic minerals, closed down 84 per cent of the lodge gold properties in California and 96 per cent of the California placer properties. What's on the Air Today WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 KOVO KDYL KUTA KSL 1240 1320 570 lion 6 DO 15 30 45 7 00 IS 45 8S 30 45 9T.

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