The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • Page 12

PAGE TWELVfi COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA NONPAREIL--MARCH IS I95S Hogs Continue Price Advance Steady To 25e CHICAGO JP (USDA)-Esti- inated salable livestock receipts lor Wednesday are 10,000 hogs, 13,000 cattle, and 3,000 sheep. CHICAGO Hogs Tuesday continued their advance from the five-year lows set last week, butchers selling steady to 25 cents higher and sows strong to 2D cents and sows A) Salable hogs general trade active; butchers un- Morals Is Dismissed Charges of adultery against Donald Parish, 21, and Mrs. Donna Marie Gerkin, 21, both of 1823 S. 9th were dismissed by Municipal Judge Allan Ardell Tuesday. The dismissal was requested by Mrs.

Gerkin's husband, William Gerkin of Council Bluffs, who brought the charge. Gerkin was assessed costs the case. 'Missile With Brain Of Own' Air Forct Of Secrecy Trip Means Hope For Bluffs Man Rhoten May Get Artificial Limbs WASHRINGTON JP The Air Force Tuesday described the Falin con, its newest guided missile, as "the only air-to-air missile with a brain of its own." Removing some of the secrecy wrappings from the weapon designed to seek out and drop enemy bombers, the Air Force said it is the first line of defense against This latest and smallest American missile is already in production and will soon be supplied as fighting armament to all-weather fighter-interceptor jet units sta- fvenly steady to 25 higher, mostly strong to 25 up; sows strong to mostly 25 higher; oice A man wim neltner egs nor j-- butchers a double deck New tioned in the Arctic and at other ag SmS perhaps to find around the approaches to the 4 Salable cattle calves 300; choice and better steers average Jersey, perhaps of hope. He is Irvin Rhoten, 22, 1422 othe" grades slow, mostly Avenue D. whose legs were both otne.

-r. -mr, to weak, instances 25-50 steady lower; heifers steady cows and bulls active, 25 higher; vealers steady to l.oo, hieher a few head prime yeSgs 31.00; choice steers and amputated in 1953. He left Tues- 5SSS.ss»* to weak; day for the Dr. Kessler Institute steady to i for Rehabilitation in West Orange, where he may receive ar- steer tificial legs. It was in 1951 that the tragic accident occurred.

Rhoterv, em- North American continent. Sparrow Missile The Navy already has in use the Sparrow missile, also for launching from fighter craft against enemy planes. One version has a built- high choice and prime heifers, i oy ed by a local concrete com- 00' good to choice heifers panyi was helping pour concrete 18 50-23150! utility and commercial cows 11.50-14.00; utility ar Sal bulls 14.00-16.25; choice and yrime corn- few vealers 28.00; feeders fully steady; Ib some mostly choice feeding steers 22.25-22.75. Salable sheep slaughter lamb trade not entirely lished; early sales steady; estab- few anTprime slaughter lambs 105 Ib down 22.75-23.00. And Feed Quotations Dealers selling price, ton lots.

FOB CouncU Bluffs, based on national standards. Soybean oil meal, 41 to protein, Wheat feeds: bran, Grey shorts: Tankage: $95-98. Meat scraps: Alfalfa, leafy green: Unseed. Oil Meal: $80-81. IjTGMT PUBLICATIONS NOTICE MAY CON- ia hereby given tha-t on the SSK ned Clerk March, 1955.

tSK W. STOUFER Clerk of, the District Court By K. Jacks Deputy 1955 (3) 15 1 Tues. City HaU Council Bluffs, Iowa, until Marcii 31. 11)65.

lor the following: clion ot concrete sidewalks in the City of Council tis ordered by the City with the authority granted under Ordinance jMUA Conies of Ordinance No. olUA specifications and proposals forms niay be obtained at the City A ceru check drawn on ar Iowa bank, in a separate, scaled envelope in the amount ot tMU.uu payable to the Treasurer of the i of Council Bluffs, must accompany each proposal. This check to bt forfeited to the City ol Couiu Bluffs in the event the succesntii bidder fails to furnish bond, execute the contract and i the required Insurance i i ten clays after award of contract. liiivelopua containing proposals must be sealed and plainly marked as such. The City reserxes the to reject any o-r all bids, waive irregularities to advertise for new bitla or UUCP any other action which may be deemed necessary to protect tlu best interests of saitl City.

M. MCCONMSLJj City 1935 (3) 15 2'1-- 2 rues. pipes, the type such as used under roads. A 600-pound bucket of concrete was suspended in the air by a cable above his head. The cable snapped and the bucket plunged toward the ground, striking Rhoten on the head.

Was Paralized The incident resulted in a painful broken back for Rhoten, and he was paralyzed from the waist down. After spending much time in the hospital, he went-home. But later infection started in both hip bones. His legs were both amputated in the, summer of 1953. "Most of the time," said Rhoten, "I have spent in bed, but once in a while I get up in the wheel chair.

My parents and my brother and the Visiting Nurse Association help me." He lives with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rhoten, and his brother, John Jr. They may not be able to help me in New Jersey," Rhoten said, 'because, when they amputated my they also took out my hip bones and sockets. They will lave to put something in place of my hip bones to give me support besides the legs." TeTls Possibilities Rhoten may be there for a month or maybe three or four.

If he can be fitted with the legs, he must stay there for training in iow to manipulate them. "If they can't fit me, then they'll fix up a large bucket for me to sit in so I will be able to keep my balance." I learned about the new hope for legs through the local Vocational Rehabilitation Office. They came to see me about it," Rhoten stated. "They told me it looked pretty good, but that I shouldn't get my hopes up too high." Bond Sales Total $597,212 In County Sales of series and United States Savings bonds for January and February totaled $597,212 in Pottawattamie County, if was announced Wednesday. In West Pottawattamie, sales totaled $438.021 or 18.83 per cent of its quota.

In East Pottawattamie sales totaled $159,191 or 16.36 per cent of quota. Iowa's two-months total of individual bond purchasers was $39.056.989 or 24.8 per cent of its quota. Eales in Southwest Counties: Per Cnt. NOTICE TO TRAFFIC PAINT UEAL.KHS Sealed price will be received at the i of thf Oty Alan- aser City Hall, Council i i low a until' 4:00 il. March 31, 1S55, for approximately: gallons white a i paint, IflU gallons oranKe traffic paint to be delivered F.O.B.

City Hall, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Paint is to meet Iowa State HlKh- 1935 specifications. Paint dealers are to a a i prices on the above initia quantity and for a i i a a i ties needed during the balance the 1D55 year. Paint is to br packaged in containers of approximately gallon capacity, i each a i marked as to color and of I contents. board.

Bidder must state to make delivery. Proposal forni.s can the i of i i Ma sea plainly marked as i Bid to he Opened 4.r« March 31. The City reserves riftrht to reject any or all a i i pularit IPS, a i for new hid-; or take any a i dronn-ri necessary to protect the lif-t i ests of City. L. M.

i a a Council Iowa. f3" Tnefi. of the features incorporated in the Falcon, but the Air Force said its missile contains guidance refinements and improvements that place it as of now in a class by itself. The Falcon was conceived by the Air Force in 1947 and developed and produced by the Hughes Aircraft Co. at Culver City, and Tucson, Ariz.

In words and pictures, the Air Force disclosed the Falcon to be a cigar shaped missile, looking like rocket and about six feet long. At its warhead end, it is a little arger than a man's head. Under tbe Wings Pictures showed it can be carried under the wings of a jet fighter, as ordinary rockets have been in the past. When the pilot spots an approaching enemy bomber on his radarscope, the target is "locked" the guidance system. An electronic computer takes over and fires the missile automatically.

In films taken of recent tests, a drone BIT bomber was the target. Although the bomber maneuvered in attempts to dodge, the missile shifted its course and scored a direct hit. The Air Force said similar results have been achieved when the target was a iet fighter. The Air Force said the Falcon has an effective killing range of from three to five miles. It was understood that interceptor units in Greenland and Alaska would be among the first outfits to get the Falcon.

Adams A i i Carroll ford i 1 ri.son Monona i i i I'aKi- K. I a i i a i i Tot lawattamie Sholliy A Sales .177.762 7.5H2 ..1 5H.I91 ..438.021 .214,617 of Sales an.7( 17.5-1 23.79 2B.7f 2. 22 J9.S7 ifi.r.: 17.r 17.S3 isi's: IS.04 Carter Lake Voters Rename 11ncumbent One incumbent was re-elected and another defeated Monday when Carter Lake voters named Ihrpp members to their school time rcquirf-d I Urner i for another term was he obtained 1 GfnrRr- Anson, with a vote of 131. Also victorious Glen Smth. Grand Jury To Consider 7 Cases The grand jury was impaneled Tuesday by District Judge Charles Roe.

Ivan W. Cohoe of 2416 Avenue A was named foreman. Seven cases were submitted to the grand jury for its consideration. Indications were that the grand jury would make its report Wednesday. Two women, Dora Clayton of Route 1, Macedonia, and' Ethel M.

Stuart of Manawa, were drawn on the grand jury. Other members are: Donald Wood, Boomer Township; Asa Stanley, Neola; James C. Dempsey of Route 4, Council Bluffs; and Arnold H. Darrington, Underwood. Southwestern Record COUNCIL BLUFFS A I A LICENSES Gordon Miler, 24, Crescent, Wilda Masters, 30, Crescent.

and Guard Officials To Armory Plans Plans for the new Iowa National Guard Armory to be built in Council Bluffs will be discussed by company commanders of Che local garrison Wednesday night. Guard officials said the purpose of the meeting is to acquaint them with the proposed plan for the two-story structure. After the meeting, the plans are scheduled to be sent to Washington, JD. for approval by the National Gauard Bureau. The new armory is to be constructed on the site of the present structure at Fifth Ave.

and Pearl St. Reluctance To Increase Taxes Senate Indicates Opposition By Vote DES MOINES JP--The Iowa Senate indicated anew Monday its reluctance to increase taxes when it voted down 30-1? a bill to remove four top employes of the Iowa Development Commission from control of the state division of personnel. The measure was defeated after Sen. DeVere Watson (R Council Bluffs) declared that it was in effect a tax increase bill because it would permit the commission fo increase the salaries of the four employes. Sen.

G. E. Whitehead (R-Perry) said the bill was necessary because the commission had found it impossible to keep the four key employes under the salaries it now is permitted to pay them. The Iowa Development Commission was set up to promote industrial development of the state. Sen.

Whitehead said that since 1948 the commission had been instrumental in bringing 885 new industries into Iowa. Four Key Employes The four key employes, Whitehead said, are the industrial director and three field men. "These men must be experts in their line," Whitehead declared. "We lose on an average of one a year because they are hired away by private industries or other governmental agencies which can pay them more money." The commission recently lost its industrial director to the City of Burlington, Whitehead said. Previously one of the key employes had gone to work for a firm in Minneapolis and one to a company in Illinois, he said.

Watson argued that it would cost more tax money to permit pay raises for these men and declared: "I don't have a single letter in rny files from any business men asking for a raise in taxes." Refuse Sponsorship DES MOINES JP--House Agriculture Committee No. 2 declined Monday to sponsor a bill to carry out one of Gov. Leo Hoegh's recommendations. Hoegh had recommended establishment of a marketing division in the Department of Agriculture. A bill prepared for that purpose and carrying an appropriation of 5100,000 was submitted to the committee along with a request that it sponsor the measure.

Rep. George Paul (R-Brooklyn), committee chairman, said the vote on the proposition was such that it will not be given further consideration. vl and i P. M. T'llOHATK N'OTICK IN THE DISTRICT COntT OF IOWA IN A I FOR I'OTTA- A A I MARCH TERM.

In the matter of th? last will snd testament of I M1OK.KV. Deceased. TO AM, WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notlcr is hfrehy prlvon thnt on the 14th day of March, un Tnont i to 1 last i iid tostanxnit of i way produood. opened, n-ftd Atid filel hy i t'lork of at i A. o.i i I dn of hm ft for IMK proof mid of rn said ftt Court in Council lows unrt hr i' tvhy not A WITNESS tlprtcrnoifd.

ClrrV MM f'ourt, Und f.h» this 14th rtnj of Ml. and Joseph Gardner, 138. Inrumhent defeated was Al 106. Other unsuccessful candidates were: Leonard Tiond, 89, and Matthew Newland. 67.

Treasurer Don Savirhy was unopposed for re-flection. Total vote, high for Carter Lakr was 253. POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Federal tax stamps are affixed at the rate of $1.10 per $1,000.) Bertha S. Fullberg to Harry V. Johnson; Lts.

10, 11 12, Blk. 13, Benson's 1st Add. $1. M. P.

Burnett to Alvie X- Darlene Medlin; Lts. 5 6, Blk. 77, Railroad Add. $1. Richard B.

Martha H. Es- ancv to Co. Bluffs Sav. Loan Lt. 2.

Blk. 3, Hillcrest Add. Marparet Chester Lang to Richard R. Knudson: Lt. 1.

Blk. 24, Evans 2nd Bridge Add. (rev. City Council To Meet Wednesday Thp Cily Council may set a a for puhlic hearing on the proposod salp of Water Works property at a mpptinfr slated for 4 p. m.

Wednesday, officials said. The Barflett Company of Oma- fin is negotiating with Water Fraissenet Held For Grand Jury George L. Fraissenet, 24, 1912 S. 13th was bound over to the grand jury by Municipal Judge Allan Ardel Monday, following preliminary hearing. Gerald E.

Nelson. 22, 2024 S. 10th also charged with Frais- senet. was dismissed for lack of evidence. Both men were arrested Friday after Detectives Leon Nelson and William Swassing found several steel I-beam sections allegedly taken from the Broadway Viaduct site in the backyard of Frais- senet's home.

From the Atlantic, the Panama Canal runs southeast, not west, to the Pacific, says the National Geographic Society. WANT AD RATES PRICKS FOR COXSECUTTVE DATS 1 to 2 days 5c por word per day 3 to days 4c per word per day day day 7 to 29 davs 3c por word per day 30 days per word per "Minimum 50c (5EAL.) JOHV TV Clrrit of TU r. A it-- i LEGAL PUBLICATIONS SAl.lv at muMfiT. Clly i 1 i for the pur- NOTICK 01 Sealed bkia i of I a C'oiincll i 31, ot SI, Hlork 2S. I 1st A i i i i i i i KHsit.

commonly 3141 lirojulway. nre to he i In srnlfM fnvHopi's, a us to i aiul i of i Kach Iml rif occmnpnnlr-d hv i i check, pdyiihlc to th- i of Council IOWA, for Mini not lovs ll 1 of i i a of i hid. chock i i i Cout on i of to 10 acre tract on Missouri River front, just west of the new Water Works plant. Officials of the ttarllott Co. have announced pans for construction of marine grain elevator on the site.

City fws i.ikr a af-non fr. protect h' City. M. ncht to 50 Persons Attend School lus Clinic Safety in operation of school hussrs a ar a rliiiic at the Courthouse hore Tuesday. ConductinR the clinic wei-p director of division of transportation, and T.

N. Sie- lort, supervisor, both of the Iowa Department of Public Krliication. Ahrvtit fiO school hm drivrrs. Want Ad Counter Open From 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.

Discount For Corrections Canceltations rf a Ads accepted" until 10 A.M. I day of publication. Order Your Ad by 10 A.M. for Publication Same Day I-mvcut ratM (or or more davs. Have your ad to run il.i s.

Cnnrcl as soon us you iret yon pay only for the days ail is published. (or Kill umber. DIAL 4061 For Ad-Taker of 1.S mtrndrnts in Pottawatfamif and fhf Shflhy Srrmol iJistriof, KIKl.PS. I'lor-on I I SSP, W. i I nn.

i i Church. Rev. i in A HOMK l.cnii, 711 i A pa55e1 a Mrndft'. a i r- ni. Oienfl i I i Ciylur Kf'NKRAI.

HOMB Funeral And MEYER MORTUARY Licensed In Iowa and Nebraska AMBULANCE SERVICE City and Country Ph. M5 Willow Cutler Funeral Home Ambulance Service Calls Ansm-ered Promptly Phone 7779 Co. Bluffs 523 Willow Florists WILCOX FLORIST PH. 7719 28 PEARL ST. SHAW FLOWER SHOP FUNERAL FLOWERS Phone 7335 18 Pearl St.

Hecht Florist Ph. 8382 Funeral Flowers Our Specialty Card of Thanks I WISH to express my moat sincere thanks to each and everyone for me with their nice cards calls and letters during my recent stay in the Mercy Hosiptal. Also wish to thank my doctors. nurses, visitors and all relatives. BILL STAMP.

Persia. 1 WISH to thank all our friends and relatives for their thoushtfulness of me while in the hospital. My love to all. Mr. H.

A. Lyman. Lost And Found LOST: Brown, -white and black Beagle do.g. 17th A. Children's pet.

Phone 4769. Personals 3 MADAM MARIE REGISTERED medium 2567 Dodge. Omaha Ha 6682. Help on all domestic, personal problems, names, dates and facts. Readings daily except Sun.

10 a.m. to 8 p.m. AUTOMATIC Laundry, loth B'd- way is open as usual during viaduct paving. Use south 15th St. entrance Thank You.

Phone 9921. FOR sale or trade. In Acacia Section, Walnut Hill and Cedar Lawn, 6 lots. Phone 3-4368. HOUSE WIRING Hayler Electric.

Licensed and bonded. Dial 3-4741 or 3-5021. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 21st St. Phone 9S36.

Household Goods So. Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners Dryers SPECIAL SALE on rebuilt portable sewine machines. 6 yr. guran- tee 134.50 Upright vacuum cleaners $5 up. SPECIAL, Clothes Dryers, 1 only 169.50 Guaranteed Sewing Machine and Vacuum Cleaner Repair, all Makes.

Free Estimate in your home. Call Oden Sewing Machine Co. 21P6 W. B'dway Phone S-2S56 Used Furniture Easy Spin Dryer J69.S5 Apt. Size Stove $42.50 Frigidaire $49.50 Studio Couch $22.50 MAC FURNITURE 120 Broadway Phone 3-1973 DIAL 3-9781 FOR CASH Want re- T.V, sets, appliancc-s, and miscellaneous suitable for apart- men BROADWAY BROKERAGE 2303 West Broadway WANT TO SELL YOUR FURNITURE Complete Home or One Phone 3-4045 CALL, rne.

if you have furniture. appliances, or dishes to sell. ONE PIECE OR COMPLETE HOME WE PAT, CASH Leo Harrington Call 3-6710 OFF on Deep Freeze Easy Washer. Bedroom Set. Misc.

GROVER FORD 515 So. Main Phone 6431 A I machines, vacuum cleaners Small appliances. Parts Service. All makes. HEAPS APPLIANCE CO.

150 Broadway Phone 3-7513 FOR USED TIRF.S FOR USED APPLIANCES Stop See B. V. GOODRICH 32S W. B'dway Phone 3-7179 SEVKRAL good used gas ranges can be seen at 1025 So. 7th Co.

Bluffs Gas Co. NEW GAS LOG HEATER Phone 3-6S92 GAS STOVE and washing machine Phone 3-4640. FT. G-E DRRI' FREEZE. $150.

Call 5S42 Everything For Rent 4A Rent-Washers $4 Mo. Also sick room needs baby furniture; roll-a-ways; sanders; etc. RAWLINGS RENTAL W. Broadway PhonP 3-4243 WASHER RENTAL $4.00 Per Month Broadway Appliance 114 W. B'dway Ph.

4003 Radio T-V Sales Service 6 HANSEN RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE The Best Harpain Is A Good Job! DIAL 9556 209 1AST B'DWAT Griffith TV Service For references ask your neighbor. DAY NIGHT All makes and models serviced 2 1 19 W. B'DWAY PH. 3-6366 WE WILL check your picture tube in your home free of charge. Phone 9548.

COMPLETE Outside nieten. or four condltiottlnc and TV appliance All work guaranteed. Electric. Phone 3-5774. FKKK ESTIMATES at furniture pairing and cuntotn uphoUterinff.

All work ruarameed. HOUGH UPHOLSTERING Poone HA 1731 PKUN1NG. Kemovinf by ProfcMional Tree NIELSEN NURSERY TREE CO. South Omaha Bridge Road Phone 2-0217 Co. la.

CAKPUNTRY. All New construction. Remodeling; Basement modernizing. Excellent references. DYVIGHT PORTER.

Phone 3-28T3. TREES TRIMMED, topped and removed. Also cawing, winching and hauling. Reasonable. Free estimates.

Insured. Try me. Phone Ed. 2-29S7. DUTCH'S TREE SERVICE, trimming, topping, removing.

Fully insured. Free Phone 3-9481 or 2-0117. TRKE topping and falling. Fully insured. Earl Lamm-rick.

Phone 3-3775. SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools pumped. Call HowaJfd Reynolds. Phone 3-5796. Successor to George Kendall.

BIXCK LAYING and cement work. Basement work. Rough Carpentry, Light hauling. Phone 3-5505. EXCAVATING Basement--yard grading, dirt work of all kinds.

Phone 7454. A-l TREE Service. Tree trimming and removing. Fully insured. Rea- Phone 3-4640.

CARPENTER, work. Cabinet building. Patch plastering. House raising. Call Mahan 3-3107.

REMODELING. New Homes. Carpenter and cabinet work. Sharp Massey. 3-8440 91-3161.

WELDING of ail kinds done. Phone 9535 CALL Red Dpfner. Phone 3-4411 for basement digging, dirt. Sewers and water trenching. TREES Removed.

Small dirt Jobs. Retaining walls built. Jones. 31624 or 8215. CARPENTER Work and remodeling of all kinds.

Free estimate. Phone 2-2880. POWER and hand mowers, sharpened by machine. 1428 Ave. F.

Phone 6571. CRUSHED ROCK for driveways. Any amount. Phone 3-8206 eve- nin.trs. Rasmussen Well Drilling Co.

Co. Bluffs. la. Phone 3-7461 CESSPOOL and septic tank cleaned. FREE estimates.

Phone 3-3720. FURNACE work. Gutters cleaned painted. New Butters. Phone 3-4925 SAWS sharpened by machine.

2306 South Ninth St. Phone 3-4801. GARDEN PLOWING, yard leveling. Kellosrg. Phone 3-1341.

Money To Loan 12 Wairtwl Fvmate It Assistant Bookkeeper Or Accounting Cleric Capable of learning General Motors Bookkeeping under competent supervision. Position pays well and in direct ratio to ability, work habits, and interest in a permanent, steady job. Provides vacation with pay, surance $nd other benefits, and most desirable personnel with whom to work. Apply in person. Hughes Motor Co.

Chevrolet Dealer 153 Broadway WOMAN under 40 to clean apartment once a week for widower. Phone 4877. TRY NONPAREIL WANT ADS Call 4061 Wi WOOL OR SILK PRESSERS EXPERIENCED Best of Wages Broadway Cleaners 125 W. B'dway BEAUTY OPERATOR With or without "following. Apply in person to Miss Charlotte at Salon Francois.

Joe Smith Co. Reporter For Women's news department. The Nonpareil. Dial 4061 extension 17. WOMAN with experience in preschool nursery.

5-day week. Apply Y. M. C. A.

EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. 17 Club Employment Agencies ISA WOMEN Stenographer, 5 day I27S Typist or J175-I185 Manager, retail credit or small loan experience. Bonus plus J350 Salesman. Foods. Car ex nse plus $285 to 1350 MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Kilpatrick Eldg.

Omaha WE 6070 G.A.C. FINANCE'CORP. 21 South Main Phone 3-7177 Papering A Decorating 14 PAPERING and painting. Satisfaction guaranteed. Wallpaper reasonable.

Bardslcy. Phone 3-9482. FOR RENT Floor Sander. Wall Paper Steamer, Floor Waxer. Cook's Paint 306 W.

B'dway. Phone 2-2583. washing, paper cleaning. Painting and decorating. Phone 6191, ask for Shaw.

PAINTING, interior. Exterior work guaranteed. Barksdale. Phone 3-3672. PAINTING and paper banging.

New '55 samples shown free. Phone 7505. LNTER1QR decorating, 21 years in Business. Free estimates. Phone 3-0646.

INTERIOR outside painting. Free estimate. Reasonable. Phone 3-7003 WAL.L. washing, painting, glass installed.

Phone 3-1492. Trucking Hauling 15 CAL.L Lowell King for crushed rock. excavating, back filling with small cat tractor. Phone 3-4404. LIGHT Hauling, all kinds.

Also rubbish removed. Sunday included. A good clean job. Reasonable rates. Call Phone 3-392S.

CINDERS, sewer trenching, dump truck hauling. Phone 8385, 3-7870. TRASH and light hauling Saturday and Sunday included. Phone 5427. L.IGHT hauling.

Basement cleaning. Wood or cobs for sale. 7475. TRASH HAUL.ING and basement yard cleaning. Phone 8974.

LIGHT hauling all kinds, yard work Reasonable. Floyd Stanley. 3-7213. LIGHT hauling or trash hauling. Phone 958G or 3-9421.

TRASH hauling. Reasonable rates. Phone 3-7812 Business Opportunities 16 HIGHLY PROFITABLE PART-TIME BUSINESS With Excellent- Income National concern has opening for Man or Woman with references who aspires high earnings and will spend a few hours per week supervising" and servicing accounts established by this Co. NO SELLING--NO OVERHEAD No Merchandise to Purchase This is a quality business in a proven field and a CASH INVKST- MENT will be necessary to acquire ownership of nationally advertised equipment on location in your area. For infonnation write PACIFIC I The Nonpareil, Iox S19S.

Please S'tato namp. address and phone. Company will contact you dirt'et for personal interview. T.V. Service At Once A A AT.L PICTTRE TIT1KS CLKA.VKD $2.50 a Call Geo.

King 3-0638 Herbs Radio and TV Day or 12.50 ardntcrrt iff Ph. Tl Instant TV Service DAT OR NIGHT Prospect Kadlo--SCO So. lint St. Iial 3-4C9X A l-'OR UASKHAL.L. Have Vin fixed now.

UOSS A I 27 N'orth 7th Si. I'lioni- SMI Stewart TV Service A A Onurr Phone S-27fiO i'AKAifTKKTS fish, fhoiif M7( KK MAlTK hox7r TV Phone A Velvom fry Nonpareil Want Ads CAFE AND EQUIPMENT JUST SOUTH OF CENTER Idoal location. finest equipment available. immediate pofisession. Kv per i en red operator should do here.

O. G. ERVIN, Realtor lOfi So. a i Phone 4043 Instruction 18 U. S.

GOVT JOBS! Mpn -Women. i Stftrt i S350.on month. i jobs opfn. T-'FtRK book shows jobs SHlaries. Ror M-X191 N'onparf il.

Boyles-Van Sant Htifiinoj!" College Tay Nipht Courses Phone JA 15SS 1S20 Uarney. Omnha JM GIGANTIC MERCHANDISE AUCTION Worth of High Quality New Mdse. Wednesday Night, March 1 6th, 7: 1 5 P.M. IOWA-NEB. SALE BARN I Oth St.

And Ave. G. Sale Presented by Bonded Representative For Your Entertainment "The Sinking: Tobacco Auctioneer" Will Appear in person These and Many Other Nationally Advertised Items Will Be Sold BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE. WITH TREMENDOUS SAVINGS FOR ALX, A I I A I COMPLETE WATERLESS COOKWARB SETS Whether yoti are married or about to gret married this set is a MUST in your home. ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES Full Size Consoles and Portables.

Finest Quality Dinette Sets. in Gray, Yellow and Red. Vacuum Cleaners. Tank Models. LATEST STYLE NAME BRAND JEWELRY 17 Jewel Ladies Watches.

17 Jewel Selfwinding' Men's Watrhes. Clocks. Silverware, 7x10 Binoculars. Camera, Bridge Tables. MECHANICS SOCKET SETS and Electric Drills.

20 Pierca Drill Bit Sets. 7" Electric Power Paws. Heavy Duty Tow Chains, Tarpaulins. Electric Shavers Electric Hair Clippe-rs, Pressure Cookers. Dishes, Neopreme Armored Cable prop Cords.

Larjre Open End and Box End -Wrenches up-to Lots of small tools. Fishinsr Rods and Reels. Towels, Bed Sheet- Damask Table Cloths. Lace Table Cloths, Blankets, Comforters, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Food Mixers. Deep Fryers, Automatic Toasters, Waffle Irons Sfeftm Irons.

Automatic Coffee Makers. Electric Air Coolers Fins Heate? Also Many Other Items Sale will he ld i or ALL MERCHANDISE GUARANTEED TERMS- CASH a fternoin i ay friends Merchandise ingpecte( Farm Stocks And Supplies 24 1 ir 1 USE A TO PREVENT HOG CHOLERA 2CC Lasts 2 Years SAVE MONEY AT Frank St. Pharmacy Frank and Broadway Anhydrous Ammonia Commercial Application or Applicator Rentals FORD ANHYD. AMMONIA South Avenue Dale Hamilton--3-5229 Harold Ford--2-0032 FUEL SAVINGS Savings Guaranteed by Converting Your Tractor TO L. P.

GAS Free Trial Offer FORD PROPANE GAS CO. Phone 2-0032 2300 South AVP. Livestock Auction Every Friday I A Phone Council Bluffs 9707 M. M. PETERSON AUCTIONEER FOR FARM--LIVESTOCK-Furniture Sales Ph.

3-S-I71 505 26th Co. Bluffs Sale Every Saturday lowa-Nebr. Sale Yards Dian Perkins, 10th Auctioneer'--Phone 9930 FOR Pu SALIC: Cherokee oats -eight 37 Ib. frermtna.tion i tl.OO per bu. deliv- red.

Leonard HfilPp-Shrlbey, Ta. FOR Sale rftrtified Clintland oats. Germinal ion $1.90 ppr bu.shpl, harmed. Farm, Emerson, Iowa. Phmto Henderson.

ELKCTIUC Chirken battery. 2n compartments. Individual feed And water trays. Will start l.OCO chicks 2108 So. fith St.

Help Wanted 19 PRESSERS Silk For Council Bluffs SKRD oats, ChTokeP. 37. wciKht SS Also. a fa hay. Glen Osborn, Route No.

4, Council KISHKK Hrome seed. Ames tost, (termination purity William Hunoko, Underwood, la- Phone 9I-33S1. HOT A All you nt-ed 24 hours per day. Phone THK C'O. A Shearniaster i combs and 6 cutters.

IT5t1 one season. Hfst Phone 2-2024. HA1KS of 1st i nlfVilfa and 5(10 bales of 3rd cutting alfalfa Phonr 50 KF.KOKR PlfJS. Also bred urilts to farrow soon. Maurice Finn.

i I i i A i i Apply 29th W. B'dwAy Or Call 6648. MAX I. WALKER, Cleaners FOR A Sparton I a Leaders. Mmden.

And Suppliei 24 Better Than Average Lot number 306 Yellow Blossom Clover Seed. Purity 99.76% Germination Per bushel $13.25 i 10th Main Ph. 6671 SATIN Paint ROO ROOFING, per sq. 4 o.i Johnson Cashway a and Broadway Phone 3-7568 0pen 6 Days a Week Till dc3sLA6 et Sheep blades. 35c per set Price, include return postag-e.

xlces Breeders Supply Co. i i So. Main Co. Bluffs Ph. S-752S Ed Maaske--Auctioneer HAMPSHIKK brood sows a March 25.

Phone fll-2n7fi. OATS. a 60 A PIG.S_ rw and -MISSOURr Oat.s^ Suitable for CHKROK Kli Wl No.imha Phone. V. Larson.

Machinery And Toolt NEW MACHINERY A Olespl hnd 4 row planter mounted or pull tnnxlfn discs, plowea. rotsry hoes, seeders. Stan-Hoist loaden i USED MACHINERY 45-tJ Humlioit louder with blade for -I. a i and tamdcn 3-1S MM Plow ELLSWORTH FARM STORE Sffd Oats. a tested Willlain Nixon.

Crescent old RO OATS bushel, Pb for 'S 'SI 1 halrr: '4t VAC 1 oM 4 2 H. Baler: NT South Omaha 71 1 1 A sny anioun? Phone hftv. i A A on tultiifttor. MM. rs Rubber 7 t'S Stool l.V 4 Woohvrih 40 73S Chicago Produce CHICAGO JP--Butter steady: ro- coipts 1.1S6.795: wholesale buying prices unchanged: 93 score AA 57; 92 A 57.

90 5575; 89 5525; cars 90 25: 89 5575. irrfipjlar: receipts 15.072; wholesale buying prices unchanged to lower; S. whites 42; mixed 79; mediums 38.5: U. S. standards dirties chccki 36 current receipts 38.

Live poultry fully steady; receipts in coops 1.208 Friday 127 coops. f. o. b. a i 1 prioes unchanged; heavy hfn 16-17; fryers' broilers oM roosters eaporrt'ttes 3MO.

Dishonest Critic I. OMII. WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. JP An unknown thief was either very! particular about thv television set ho sfolp from a store or was dis- satisfied with a TV projram. Po-1 found the set abandoned on nearby D.

FALSE TEETH or FABTtrm. in to on upptr or lowrr FIRESTONE STORES Do not or wooer, or fwltnir TfKTH it FAS- not so'tr turc eovretw. W. Itaffi. n.

M71 ft NVTMT. HA till 4111 MA ItM.