Las Cruces Sun-News from Las Cruces, New Mexico • Page 5

3 September LAS' CRUCEtN. MO SUWNEWS FACE FTO SUNNEWS WANT ADS FOR our tire pricps. Shook Tire Company. 18-ft; Silver Dome trailer house. 1939 Chevrolet truck Second place acrosa drainage on West Badley.

Used public address system, three speakers, $50.00, on display at HosUehold Appliance 125 West, Griggs Street: Williams, 1041. South Alameda. Chester's What Not has moved from .150 North Main to the 1200 block on East Las Cruces Ave. near the; city airport. Reduced prices on all'merchandise.

Mountain apples -r- Jonathans; Start's, of town, pear SPENCER REGISTERED COR- SETIERE. Call at''my home -for orders "hfter 5:30,. Ima Edwards, 1048 WesfrtHadley, P. o. Box 646.

Good used Tire Co. Ab'out 160 rods of good used aarbed wire, 60-cedar posts, 140 small cedar stakes. Inquire mail box Doria Anyroad. O.H-V. Harley Davidson Mctorcycle, excellent lots i of extras.

Owner leaving I own; See at A'ndersoh's Sinclair Htatlan; Junction and. 85. Buy your from the factory, guaranteed'to give satisfaction Jn; See "Jack Owens 'at the Uounge ''Barber and Shoe 1254 Ay eat Picacho. Duncan Phife dining room suite. Phdne'422-M.

Vacuum complete jwith attachments. 'Terms. For demonstration, Box 1188; El Paso. Six eye wood and, coal stove, sractlcally new 546 North San Pedro. Piano.

925 West Brownlee Ave. 20-ft; cooler, sleeps four, 527 North Tonillio Street 1942 Willys Jeep good condition. Phone State College ext. 85. Underwood Portables typewriter in good Call 684-K4 af- 6 Klondike water melons, peaches, blackeyed a otnGF 4arden fresh vegetables Clyde He.ll south of MeslllaPark.

Studio couch used less than 6 mos. Last "house pn Hinton Avei iPia.no.: 1104 Hinton Ave. Phone 393 Gravel, sand, silt and fills. Prompt courteous service BUNCH'S BRIGK YARD 984-W' A I HADIATOR SHOP Cleaning-Repairing He-Coring. Cores for all makes and ntodels.

Guaranteed Work. New and Used Radiators 618 N. Main St. Phone 296-J BABY CHICKS That live and grow Heavy Breeds, Locally Farmer's. Markel Supply 104 Compress Road Phone 333 HWANT TO'BENT 'avy off wife and daughter ire furnished Uvo bedroom house apartment.

Write Box care 'amily need; house, Sun-News pfoyee, permanent, responsible, contact call 33 or 34. Any officer and wife need fur- ihed apartment or house, no pets, lie Box A cafe "Sun-News. iall apartment, couple, no or children. Phone 680-R1. couple want room or References.

Phone 681- iident arid wife--a nurse--need 1 cpartm'cnt. Phone 33 or write l-S cure Surt-TSc'wi; Mgr. J. C. Penney, Co.

3 or furnished Imont or hduse, permanent, or pets. Phone 01. Lee or contacts store. fcse, apartment or room; furor unfurnished. Qne to four ms.

Phone a i i 354 'CY DOCTOR needs small or apartment furnished or hlsned. Hot C-D or call 789-J2 HEAL ESTATE for SALE Four room modern house, fi'21 Brownlee. Three bedroom home, lovely screen front porch, modern, hard' wood floors, large lots, 3 car gar age. 530 North, Melendres. cleared and leveled, $50 down balance month.

'Phone 545-J. completed modern 3 bedroom house corner Organ View and Brown road. Open for inspection at all times, 154 For 5 days only--2 two bedroom modern houses, one drawing good rent, immediate possession of one. Bargain. Roy's Wrecking Yard, 3 room house, water, electricity.

800 East driggs. 50 feet on Picacho Avenue, desirable business location. Contact me today. A. Cardwell, phone 357-J.

Five room modern brick home. Good location. Terms. Inquire at 435 North Main. Phone 336-M.

Three good building sites, all utilities end F.H.A. approved. Lee Reeves. 4 room house' in Edmonds subdivision. Will consider car as part payment.

Phone 571-J. Four room house, building lots. Elakeslee, College' Road first house south of Idaho Road. A Residential building sites in Grandview city water and electricity available Easy Terms. MORRIS HILL P.

O. BOX 134 914 ACHES FERTILE land, new 4-room brick house near Las Cruces-QUESENBERRY REALTY CO IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Dandy new modern house 5 rms. and bath, hallway, closets, garage, in restricted area. $7,000 MESILLA VALLEY REALTY COMPANY H. 111 W.

GriggS Phone 26D FOR SALE Nice two bedroom house with sleeping porch, garage and laundry room Close to Junior Hi Immediate possession 3 bedroom house good location, TERMS 2 'bedroom home on N. Reymond Immediate possession FRED H. JOHNSON REALTY CO. 109 Griggs Phone 874-J HELP WANTED Experienced waitress. Cactus Grill.

Full time permanent job for saleslady with typing experience. Elliott Radio and Appliance, 115 South Main. Responsible young man to establish soft drink routes. Chance for quick advancement. Write qualifications to post office box 365, Li Cruces.

Maid for general house work, no children, good pay. 441 North Miranda. Manager for Army goods store. Give references and experience. Write Box care Sun-News.

Wanted--maid for general house work, no laundry. Mrs. Alice Porter, 920 North Alameda, phone 216. Girl for general housework, must have references. Good salary, good hours.

954 North Armijo. Bonded representatives of the Singer Sewing Machine Company will be in Laa Cniccs and vicinity Thursday, Sept. 25th. If you need service rn supplies, or if you have a used Singer to sell, wrfte Box S.S. care Sun-News office.

Girl for housework, no wsshViK. ironing or cooking. Inquire 521 West Griggfl, phone 147. Woman between 25 pnd 35 of age for general house work, copd salary. Apply 603 West Cruces Avenue.

Must have good references and health certificate. for fraternity house. Ph. 499-R1. Two mechanics, permanent post' lions, good watrrs.

Apply in person. Mttrtlln Motor Co. USE THE WANT ADS LOST Lost about two months ago, ne beer pump in carton marked to Palms Liquor, Store from El Paso Liqucr Supply. Reward. Border Truck Line; Black billfold, return important papers receive liberal reward.

329 South Miranda. Richard Willis, college student, phone '416-R. RENT Four room' house, water and lights, in Grandview. Information at 234 North Campo Street. 2-room unfurnished apartment, first house west from the Oasis on SO.

Prefer man and wife. Two bedrooms. 925 West Brownlee Ave. NOTICES Fire proof v'cotton insulation, cheap, efficient. Reding and' Stro- man'Agency, Phone.

279-R. Washing and ironing. 227 E. Had- CLOTH COVERED BIJTTONS and BUCKLES made from your material. Quick Service Cleaners.

BUTTpNHOLES made in your material. Quick Service Cleaners. Johnston i'irbine pumps, available for delivery within 10 days. 16 inch well casing on hand. W.

G. Jonas, phone 394-J2, Deming, New Mexico, Nurse, will keep children in my home. 236 North San Pedro. Will do washing and ironing in my hoine. Phone 981-W.

Sewing, plain and fancy dressmaking, expert fitting, slip covers for any furniture. Phone 980-J. Dress making, alterations. Assortment of dress materials, with selected accessories. 642 West Organ, phone 550-W.

Alcoholics Anonymous. Box 801, Las Cruces. Now mattresses made to order. Old mattresses renovated at bar- gaVi prices. W.

T. San Miguel, New Mexico, in old Feather Building. Pickup and delivery service. Will give $25.00 reward for. information leading to return of watches taken from my office: Sunday.

Dr. Jenkins, phone 172. Did any person find $26 in Baker's Drug or Mesilla Valley Bank Momlay, Sept. 15? You may keep money if you wish; just tell me if you found it. Wesley Moore, Box 275, Fairacres, N.M.

UPHOLSTERY and RUG CLEANERS --Local Reference Furnished-Free Estimates Leave Orders PHONE G47-M CABINETWORK DON PHILLIPS Phone 702-W COLLECTIONS BIG OR LITTLE Every claim receives the same conscientious effort. For efficiency and results refer your accounts to us. Tri-State Association of Credit Men Pho. 275 223 Stern Bldg. SALESMEN WANTED Appliance salesman to sell Norge products, Youngstown kitchens, Parnsworth radios, New Home sewing machines, Regina vacuum cleaners and floor polishers.

Elliott Radio and Appliance, 115 South USED CAHS FOR SALE 1939 Ford standard coach, good mechanical condition, clean, $800. See after 4 p.m., 6413 West May. FOR SALE 1939 Ford Tudor 1938 Chevrolet Truck with dump body 1938 Plymouth Pick-up with new motor 1938 International long wheel-base truck with body. SHURLEY MOTOR LEGAL NOTICES THE STATE OF NEWj MEXICO Scaled hlds will be optned. In the Office of State Purchasing Agent, SantR Fc, at 11:00 A.M., Sept.

20, 1947, covering 03 sections of Library Book Shelves tha N.M. College of A. M. State College. H.

N. McDanlel, State Purchasing Agent. Pub: Sept. 19, 1017. NOTICE OF rilllMOATION Pursuant to Section, 5(-1003, New Mexico SlntutM Tinnotiitcd, Codification of 1941, notlcs hereby given of the filing Ir, the State Corporation Commission of Now Mexico of Certificate of Incorp- Surplus Sale Set at Biggs A useful item lots sale will-bo held at Biggs Field In El Paso Sept.

22 through Sept. 26,. with a wide variety of useful' oujce. personal, and technical equipme.it offered for sale by the Informal bid method. Biggs Field officials have announced.

Two warehouses of office desks, tables and filing cabinets, jourr escent light stand assemblies, wood airplane propellers, Cub air-, plane tires, used Army winter and summer clothing, leather flying jackets, blankets, end spr-ce heaters are open to public inspection and bidding from 8 a.m. to 12 noon, and 1 to 4 p.m. daily during'the week. In addition there are- individual, and five-man life rafts, kitchen equip 1 ment, heavy canvas covers, rolls burlap used for camouflage, and air compressor and a 675 gtllon 'storage tank. Liltle Linda Has Eleven Grandparents MT.

VERNON, 111 (AP)--JLltUtf 1 Linda Jane Page, born recently" at nearby Ewing, has a surprise in store when she begins to sit up" and take notice--of eleven grand-; parents. vf; The grandparents include-a 39r year-old grandmother, Mrs. Lena Page of Ewing. Altogether "thqre are four grandparents and -seven great grandparents. Her parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Roe Page, both 21. 'COUNT OF VEHICLES INDICATES SfATETRAFFIC AT.RECORD HIGH SANTA FE, 10,214 nidtor vehicles carrying passengers were counted entering New Mexico during a 2-i-hour period lust month for what apparently is an all-time record August traffic count, port, of entry director Charles Bassett has announced. The tally compared with 5,972 vehicles and 18,128 passengers during the August 1946 count and 6,872 vehicles and 19.562 persons in August 1941, one of the state's best tourist years. the port of entry at Gallup re- Berlin Rubble Makes Mountains ported the largest count, 3,230 vehicles carrying.

10,052 passengers. Texico was second with 1,250 vehicles and 3,158 passengers, followed by Anthony with 1,169 vehicles and 3,033 passengers and wtih 1,005 vehicles and 3,471 passengers. Less than 1,000 vehicles were reported by all other stations during the traffic count, which was taken from midnight Aug. 24 to midnight Aug. 25.

(AP)-- Berlin, which built pn'a sandy plain as flat as ijjancakfs 'will have its, hills as as' Germans can pile tip the rubbish from its bomb ruins Tn planning the Berlin the future, park planners "have decided that the can -be cleaved by -making 1 of the debrft and then planting them with trees and bushes. The huge Nazi-built anti-aircraft towers scattered throughout Berlin which blasted to destroy their war, potential will serve as a base for many of the hills. Army Tents Make German Mail Bags (AP)--American Army tenting is being used to relieve an acute shortage of mail bags in the U.S. zone of occupation. Ihc Relchspost hus purchased 24,000,000 square feet of surplus U.S.

Army canvas for manufacture into 000,000 mall bags. The shortage of bags has been retarding international and domestic parcel past, newspaper and letter services. Hot Breath of Law Slightly Mixed Up SAN JOSE, (AP)--The Police Department's brand new "ilrunkometer" consists of a bal- Climatology Is New Field Now In Agriculture A I 1 Ncwsfrniuri's AMES, State College has just tinned out its first class of six graduates in a newly es U-blishcd course in agricultural climatology. R. E.

Buchanan, dean of the graduate school, said five of the six graduates stepped into jobs with the U.S. Weather Bureau but he predicti-d climatologicnl research would become an increasingly important field of activity. The sixth graduate, Jose Mc- moria of Vicosa, Brazil, will resume a teaching career nt the Minns Gerais State College of Agriculture in Brazil, The six students, all of whom grunt oil master of science degrees at the end of the summer term, wore college graduates. had background, and all had scrv- loon which a suspected drunk is required to inflate. His breath from the balloon is then passed through chemicals to determine Uic alcohol content.

Tin- first drunk tested tried IB mlnutos to up the balloon, but was too drunk to do it. ed as military during the war. Dean Buchanan explained agricultural climatologist.ia.not a weather forecaster in the Usual sense. Instead, he studies all pccts the weather in a'given' t-rea to help solve agricultural problems. He advises on planting" dates, on erosion control, whether a new crop may be suitable for production in a given vie- inity.

Agricultural experiment stations, large farm management concerns snd food processing companies will have increasing 1 employ men tunities for cljmatologists in the future, Dean Buchanan predicted. SOME roues keep many kinds of on hand. They include wealc, mild, strong and harsh types for different members of the family. Actually, ill you need a single bottle of new, improved AoLEKlKA, the FAMILY LAXATIVE, It's a scientificallf compoundcdTonc-Uplixiuvcotiginatetl by a doctor. works quickly, bur gently, to move through the digestive tract.

Stimulates sluggish tntestinil tniudei equalty well for youngsters or older people. Try it and you will leirn why over me only as directed, I I I I Australia Plans Antarctic Stations" CANBERRA, Australia, (AP) -Prime Minister Joseph Chifley has announced a decision to establish scientific meteorological during 1 the Australian Antarctic expedition in 1947-'4S to carry out a systcmat(2 reconnaissance of Australian Antarctic territory over a number of years with a view to establishing a permanent scientific station on the Antarctic continent DICKY DARE Y0( DO SEE THAT CLOW OF DllST COtAltt' tip ROAD, OH, DIANA ON ACCOUNT GRkDUATEP, MOM PEAK PIGEON NO MOEt 1IH JALIOPIK -110 MOKE BOBBV SOCKS 'N BLUE JEANS I BET ME'B SWB S. GOOD SUMMER'S TfiN TO BE A SOPHOMOBE ftSAIN WHY DID YOU TURN NIC JOE COLLICH? HOMER HOOPEE PLUS 2 iC 'I, A A OH TO HECK WITH IV. TODHIW6THV IF i HAVE TO sea Tile House ra REALLY, UOMEK, TMHV DOUT VDU AFCOKD 1 AIL Slf IU A SHADE ADD THE ADVENTURES OF 1H05EAE FISHTIkl MOHIQA UJi (WORDS, -OAUi DESPITE YER PURTY ACE AIJ' STREAM-UklED) 7 I'M BOSS 0' TH' WITCHcD III THIS KIM6DOM, VOUVE SEEM PRACTI5IU WITCHCRAFT WITHOUT UY AN' Vt MN I CaOIJNM i ON MV WITCHCRAFT 1 CHALLEtlGE VOU TO A DUB. OF WITCHCRAFT- A WE'LL SEE WHICH ISTHB BEST- 1 IS TH' CRUEL, HEARTLESS BESIDES, IT LACKS TH'FINESSE 1 SCORCHY SMITH OKAV, SO VA GOT THE DCE AN' CARPS SET-UP HERE AT BUT YER AIN'T OKJANIZEP T'PULL IN THE CABBAGE LIKE IT OUOHTA WHY NOT RIG UP GUS JOIWT WITH BLACKBOARDS? n'OLOQK BC AND AUTHENTIC, BUT STILL JUOOLE I'LL RUN IT PER YA ON 1 5'PCS'.

E'RC GOING 1 UTKLE NAILS MAGICIAN MANDRAKE THE I KNOW IT SOUNDS ABSURD -BUT COULD THEYVE TURNED INTO WOLVES? WERE THEY HALF.MAM-HALF WOLF? WOLF VALLEY IS FULL OF SUCH LEGENDS I DONT KNOW THE ANSWERS TO ANYTHING YET, NAROA EXCEPT THAT SOMEONE-OR SOMETHING-WANTS TO KILL US -AND BURNED DOWN WOLF INN, TRYING TO 00 -JES'ITALLMEAN, MANDRAKE WHAT HAPPENED TO THOSE MEM IN THE INN DID" THEY ing a i Refreshing oration nnd Certificate of No Stockholders Liability of THE EMPIRE MINING AND MILLING COMPANY, INC. (Nu Stockholders' Liability). 1. The amount of authorized capital stock is: $2,000,000.00 The amornt of capital slock actually issued, and with which the corporation will commence business is: $360.000.00 2. The names of the incorporators and their post office addresses are: Francisco T.

Lopez, Mcsilln. New Mexico Jose Edmundo Lopez, Mesilla, New Mexico Reuben A. Eoccheciamp, Las Cruces, New Mexico B. FVMnrcoot, Lus Cruces, New Mexico Grady R. Crager, Las Cnics, New Mexico 3.

The objects and purposes of the said corporation are: To carry on thi! business of mip- ing, milling, concentrating, converting, smelting, treating, preparing for market, buying, selling, exchanging and otherwise producing and dealing in platinum, gold, and as more- fully set forth in the Articles of Incorporation. 4. The principal place of business of the corporation is Las Cruces, New Mexico, and the name of the statutory agent therein and in charge, the re of upon whom process against the corporation may be served is Grady R. Crager, Las Cruces, New Mexico. 5.

Filed in the office of the State Commission on August 25, 19-17, No. 25178 Cor. Rec'd Vol. 6 Page 61 at 11:00 A.M. (Seal) STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION OF NEW MEXICO By EUGENE ALLISON.

Chairman Certified copy of Certificate of Incorporation has been recorded in the office of County Clerk of Dona Ana County, 18th, 1D47, at 11:00. Book 4 30. (Seal) ADELA GONZALES, County Clerk By Constance Palmier, Sept. 10, 19-17, Deputy..