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PAGE TWO COUNCIL BLUFFS (IOWA) NONPAREIL--SEPTEMBER 14, 1949. Katelman Talks New County Jail Suggests Building It Over City Jail (Continued From 1) errnan Joseph B. Katelman that the county be offered a chance to build a new jail over the city jail. "It seems all they have to do is take out a pocketknife and cut through the walls over there," he said of the county jaU- He made a motion the council meet as a committee-of-the- whole Thursday night; that they invite the county board of sheriff and county attorney to see if It's possible for them to construct a county jail above our jail--if they're interested." Katelman said it would save the taxpayers money in the long run. Should Mind OUT Business "I think we're pretty busy with our own business.

We should leave that to the board of supervisors," Alderman Madigan said. "We shouldn't start advising them." The motion passed 4-2. The council voted to pay the Flinn Paving company its second estimate, $28,755, after much argument over approval of the resurfacing project on Fifth avenue, from Pearl to Twenty- fourth streets. Cleveland wanted to hold up the payment until "Flinn fixes spots where the water stands, or proves they can't be fixed." City Engineer Forest E. Gro- Quick Recovery 841 UtiVM.

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Beginner easy designs, and ideas worthy of an expert's attention. A Free needlework pattern printed in the book. ver said the water stood on some spots because of the level grade of the street. No Action 'The council also heard Solicitor Mayne's opinion they could not sell bonds to replace funds in the street and sewer departments. Councilmen took no action to get funds from other sources.

The sewer department, it has been estimated, will be short over $16,000, and half of the employes will have to ba laid off. Grover said no lay-offs will be made until specifically ordered by the council The matter was referred to the committee-of-the whole. The council approved payment of several bills. However, a bill from the Omaha Testing Laboratory for work on the Fifth avenue resurfacing project was not paid. Alderman Cleveland wanted payment of the statement of $860.52 help up until he could see test results and talk with testing officials.

Transfer A routine transfer of $23,071 from the consolidated fund to the flie maintenance fund was made at the request of City Auditor Nels Hansen, National Construction company, contractors paving Fifth avenue from Twenty-fourth to Thirty-seventh streets was paid a second estimate, $62,572.07. The council also: Referred to the mayor and police committee a request by Nettie Lorenz to reopen her claim against the police department for damages to an automobile. Her claim was denied previously by the same group. Instructed the engineer and street commissioner to fix Hie grade on Avenue so waters will not dram on properties SchofOutfir cated in the 2100 block on Avenue H. Sam Lalich, 2128 Avenue complained to the council.

Authorized purchasing agent Kennard W. Gardiner to buy a used Kerrick steam cleaner for $350. It would be used on equip- iment of all city departments. Sewer Equipment Authorized purchase of 300 feet of cleaning rod and other sewer equipment totaling $400. Referred to the committee-of- a offer by the Flinn Paving company to sell materials left here after completion of the Fifth avenue resurfacing proiect.

Referred several requests for personal damages to the city attorney and the judiciary committee. Denied damages, on recommendation of the solicitor, to Mrs. Louis Brennan. 1005 Ave, ntie A. for injuries received by son on a ramp at Fifteenth street and Avenue E.

Filed a reply from the Chamber of Commerce refusing to donate S900 to the city for the pur- 1 chase of street oil for South Sixth street. Rock Crusher Referred to the the-whole an offer to rent a rock 'crushed for $200 a month for a minimum of six months. Okayed payment of S300 to the Union Pacific railroad for easement over property in the south end of the city. The property is needed in Indian creek improvement work. Assigned one parking spot on the city's a i lot at Willow avenue and Main street to a a Collier, 1115 Fourth avenue, disabled employe of Good Will Industries Referred to the city attorney claims fof damages by Viggo Madsen and James Larsen Damages allegedly occurred when the I i a creek levee broke at Twenty-ninth avenue, and water over-ran the Larsen farm.

Instructed the purchasing agent to dispose of 23 ice boxes no longer needed at GI Court. Beer Permit. Granted a class beer permit to F. E. Liggett, 628 Sixteenth avenue.

Instructed the mayor lo call a special meeting to accept the setnitary sewer located between Eighteenth and Twentieth streets between Avenues and D. The Augustine Construction company installed the sewer, and asked council inspection and acceptance. Approved expenses of Tom Delaney, chahman of the civil service board, to attend the civil seivice assembly of the United States and Canada at San Francisco, Oct. 24-27. Approved several requests for fire protection outside the city.

Approved a dance license and Class beer permit at Woodbury Gardens, 439 Woodbury avenue. Fire Hose. Authorized the purchasing agent to advertise for bids for fire hose. Okayed the Retail Merchants 9226 SIZES 2-10 What a smart little girl she is In this fashion-right lumper! It has cuffed shoulders, basque top, whirly skirt and Peter Pan blouse. Practical--and delightful! Pattern 9226 comes in sizes 2, 4.

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Just out--our Fall and Winter Pattern Book! Smart, new clothes to sew at home. Gift ideas by score. Send fifteen cents for this book--a Free Pattern is printed in the book. 'plan to hang Christmas decorations overhead, along city streets, and to place a Christmas tree on the traffic island at Fourth street and Broadway. At the request of Mrs.

Lyle i Garrett, 2930 Avenue instructed the Transit company to run its north side Omaha bus on Avenue to Thirty seventh street starting Oct. 1. The com- has been detouring because of bad pavement on Avenue C. The council instructed the street commissioner to make the street passable by Oct. 1.

Instructed the engineer and at- orney to prepare the necessary documents for pavement of Oak 1 street. Estimated cost. S1.7SO, will be assessed. Tne matter has been i in the committee-of-the-whole fur a year. I 'Want Stop Sign 1 Referred to the traffic com- a petition signed by 31 property owners requesting a i stop sign on Vine street at North Second street.

Granted the American Legion permission to hang a membership banner across Pearl street I near the Legion club. Granted permission to the Civic Music group to hang a banner across Broadway at Sixth i street during their next show in 1 October i Referred to the building inspector and First Ward Alderman Clarence Meldrum a request to place a motel sign on city property at Gunn street and Broad- 1 w'ay. Approved $175 expenses to allow city Electrician L. W. Roper to attend the Electrical In- specters' conference at St.

Louis Sept. 25-28. Coal Bids. Referred two coal Dicis to the purchasing agent and the building committee for recommenda- I tion. Passed a resolution making more speritic the duties of the c'ty electrician in placing of street lights under the i contract with the Iowa Power and Light company.

Passed a resolution listing grades for construction of new sidewalk on the east side of I Ninth street between Sixteenth I and Seven! oent1i avenues. Approved plans to improve the centra! fire station kitchen. Voted to hire an electrician to connect the police auxiliary unit. S. W.

Iowa News Notes LENOX' Lyla Mi ckelson ora are planning to modernize Allister at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Me Allister.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray- rnond Good of Peoria, 111., an- Fulton, 111., is the new teacher I the pro-primary room. Miss I Mickelson will also teach grade school music. Kathleen Maharry of Lincoln, is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Maharry. She also visited her i sister, Mrs. James Hughes and I new niece at a Des Moines hos- pital. C.

E. Dixon and H. A. Carey in Corydon on Suni a Charles Cheese, 88, has been seriously ill the past week. His daughter and Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Cheese are caring for him. He is been a resident of i Lenox for many jears. i The George Wendelm family has moved to Orient. Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Holben left Sun- day for Abmgdon, 111., to visit at the Dr. G. Roland Pennebaker i home. They also plan to visit otner points in Illinois before re- I turning home.

During their sence little David Houlen is staying with his grandparents, I Mis. Elsie Holben and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Rejnolds. Mr.

I and Mrs. Karl McCulloch and Karl, of Des Moines, spent Sunday ana Monday at the Will Madden home. On Tuesday Karl, jr, left Des Moines for Mexico, Mo. He will again ai- tend Missouri Military academy he will be a senior tins year. Ben Beckett left Friday for Dodgeville, to the Halbur dial sets and automatic equip- and Mrs.

Fletcher Brown. ment." The directors plan to in- Fletcher Brown is visiting the crease the company's stock and Good home. Mr. and Mrs. extend the period of corporate ex- O.

Kunsey have received istence for 20 additional years. wo their son-in-law and No operator would be employed daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ho- day Mrs. Ray Soil and baby son of Aspinwall are visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Starner Miss Winona Coker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coker, is now a student nurse at Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs Donald Kie- in Halbur when the new system installed All long distance sie. left Los Angeles, and arrived in Hawaii where they calls would be switched to the ave teaching positions.

Mr. and Mrs. Vern Kemp spent Tuesday spend a friends. month visiting old MCCLELLAND Mrs. Maggie Fleming and Hany, of Reed Point, aie visiting Mr.

and Carroll office. WOODBINE--Jimmie Ray and Tommie Fullerton who have been a few with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barsby have returned to their home at Boone Harriet Oviatt, who is employed in Oma- l.a this summer, is spending a vacation with her grandmother before resuming her studies at the university this fall A. L.

Brown, who is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown and family, is here for an extended stay Pvt. Maurice Hammack, son of Col Hammack of Woodbine, has reported to Lackland air force base to begin basic training Edward De- Lcvier of Woodbine has been advanced to yeotnari, third class, while serving with commander air force Pacific fleet based at the naval air station, San Diego, and Wednesday in Lincoln where they were guests of his uncle, Joe Kemp and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Schaffer and Warren of Dennison spent a short vacation with Mr. Schaffer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Schaffer.

Mrs. Nettie Coy who has spent several months in Chicago in the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barnett and daughter has returned home. Mrs.

Art Van Sant has returned to her home in Lvnwood, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. A. M.

Roberts and children of Indianapolis have been visiting Mr. Ralph Booker and family and other friends. Mrs. Roberts is the former Lucille Ferrce. Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. Mrs. Adolf Walter.

Bookman and Kerber Calif Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams, and children have returned home from a tree weeks trip when thehy visited sn Wyoming. GLENWOOD--Don Kemp, hav- SHELBY ing completed boot training In I Workers club met at the home of the U. S.

navy at San Diego, a Miller left Friday for their home in Pomonia, after a visit here with Mr. Miller's father, Larkin Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs. C.

V. Raymond of Good Hope, 111., Mrs. Naomi Rrardon, Bushnell, 111,, and Cora Gibbs are guests of Frank Raymond and other relatives. The Loyal Home held a family reunion picnic at Kc HcM-eturns to San Diego. ML.

Hope church grounds Sunday. Iva Walker on Tuesday afternoon with 13 members present and one guest. One now member, Mrs. Watson, was present Mis. Donald Dean Mrs.

A. Messcrschmldt, who Is at The i spent an eight-day team with his families Parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M.

Word has been received cmi)Ioyed as secretary in the home of her daughter, Mrs. of a supennlen- a a Dinesen, of Harlan, cele- clent of schools. Mr. and her eighty-fourth birthday Mrs. R.

McPhciron and chil- anniversary, Sunday. All of her dren and Mr. and Mrs. L. Me- but one son'were present Knight made a iccent visit to 1 Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Jensen Madison, and Mrs. visiting in California here of tho death of Mrs. Lulu Alexander, ciied at the home of a son in Texas. Burial was to in Talullu.

a where they have lived Mr. Alexander died about a year ago. CUMBERLAND--Wm. Purdy is remodeling and modernuing his Knight's sistei, Mrs Amid Crabb Carl Morlcnscn was Denver, ictumed with them. I home Sunday from Jennie Ed- Dr.

and Mrs. L. A. Boilings- hospital in Council property, recently vacated by head and Mre ucl Choate left Bluffs, where he was a patii Dcnham family. a a and vacation with virus nreumonia HP i c- a i i i piitumonia.

Me U. 5. Court Convicts News Editor TOKYO IP Eun Muam. Korean editor of the new Asia press Iserivce, was convicted Tuesday circulating "news stories which were not factually true." He was sentenced by a U. S.

provost court to two jears in prison. He was tried under the occupation's press code for Japan. Eun was the first editor in Japan to be convicted by an occupation court on the basis of stories from abroad His source was the communist Pyongyang radio in northern Korea. I James Pettingcr left Sunday for Alchison, a he will start his, sophomoie year at St. Benedicts high school.

His sister, Angela, left for Clinton to Take up her second year at Mt. St. Clair Junior colelge and Irma Flathead lake near Poison, Mont. OAKLAND--The second Vet- clat-s held its fiist meeting Tuesday i i the new in- strucloi, Harold Emme. i i i 4 i i i i i i i i i a rpu 1 Pettfnger will enter Mt.

St. Clair i a a school faculty will attend the i county insti- high school at Clinton as a freshman. Grace Hoyt, a teacher In the rural schools near Shenandoah spent seevral days with lute at A a i for the Cass and Pottawattamie county teachers The meeting will be held at the her father, Bill Hoyt, who is recovering from a a Sc 15 Mr. and Mrs. Everett South i Clarence Hodge A a i high school on Thurs- Mr.

and Mrs and Mr. and of Rock Island, 111., are guests 01 i Mrs Maxwell leturned his aunt, Mrs. Myrtle Weaver, of Tuesday from a fishing trip to Cumberland. Miss Tiner, a Spirit Lake. Miss Frances former instructor in the Cumberland schools, has moved from her home at Shenandoah to Cumberland.

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So mild --so GOOD for your skin! Lifebuoy is nvldcr, too safe even for a baby's tender skin N'o wonder countless lovely women say it's wonderful for complexions! Enjoy the ricrk white lather from Lifebuoy's coconut oil. Buy Lifebuoy at your store. Another Fiw Product of Lever Brothers Cumpany. Henderson left Monday for Iowa City. Miss Henderson is a senior stuc'ent at the university.

PARHAGUT Dr. Roy Nelson of Linchfield, Mirtn was a end guest of Miss Jeanne Me- a patient is still confined to his bed Mrs. Darwin Chipman, who has been a polio patient at hospital, returned home, Satur- sel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kiesel, is a student at commercial extension school in Omaha The first meeting of Shelby P.T.A., win be held at the school house, Monday.

STAHTON Mrs. Minnie Peterson formerly of Marysville, is staying at the home of her sister, Mrs. Edith Fredill. She had been at the home of her daughter in Winona, for several weeks since leaving Marysville. Ldand Lindberg has returned to Lincoln for his second year at the Univer- slty of Nebraska.

The W. T. C. U. held their annual business meeting at the home of Mrs.

O. R. Honett Friday afternoon. Southwestern Iowa Record COUNCIL BLUFFS MARRIAGE LICENSES. Leroy Taylor, 24, Council Bluffs, and Helen Taylor, 22, 815 Fifteenth avenue.

POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTT HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Mamie T. Chrlstensen to Theodore and Ellen E. Ames, It 20, blk 7, Benson's First add. $1. Pott, county to John and Theresa Burke, 11, blk 11, Pierce's add.

$60. Thomas and Mary K. Tedesco to Theo Poulos, 77 I Au'd sbd of blk 7, Bayliss First add. $1. George and Eileen Mclnlosh to Otto and Evelyn Molntosh, 93 ft It 6, blk 26, Hughes and Doniphan's add.

$1. Iowa Iowa Spiritualists Pick New Officers DAVENPORT fl The State Spiritualists association concluded a two-day convention here by electing the Rev. Lucille Millar, Dubuque, president. Rev. Ann Johnson, Clinton, vice- president; Mrs.

Wilma i Marshalltown, secretary; a Mrs. Laura Walkup, Marshalltown, treasurer. SALADA Is Delicious TEA a BEEF STEW Rich full flavor, full of energy, pound "CulteM letf Short Ribs 2 3 Fresh Ground Selected Cult Ground Beef 39c Seventh and Broadway Evenings Ml 5 LIFEBUOY Gets Skin "B.O." as No Other Leading Soap Can Pood Club Fancy Grapefruit JUICE 2 4etOB0 1 49e Doien Cans $2.89 Del Monte Fancy ORANGE 4 a '49c No. 2 cant 2 for 3fc Oregon Dark Sweet In Kefivy Syrup CHERRIES Del Fancy 'at or Sliced PEACHES 2 aB Pride of Farm Cream Style Golden CORN 3 Ncan 2 29c Smucker'i Pure Peach, Plum or Apricot PRESERVES 2 Sapphire Light Meat Chunk Style (Not Orated) TUNA FISH 7e 33c Vitality Brand ORANGEADE 46ean 29e Complete With 2 Piece Lids MASON JARS dozen -7fc U. S.

No. 1 C.llf. CRAPES IQc Lait Call fer Pcachtil Mountain Grown PEACHES $1.39 Pure Granulated leet SUGAR OPEN EVENINGS i in. Vtr right In limit i to I A Frtlh, CELERY U. t.

U. Mean YAMS inal throughout, good tires and motor. Only 5395.00 and we finance. Sunday JO to 4. Evenings 'til 8.

ZIP. 820 West B'dway. DODGE '48. Choice of two that have very few miles and they are customs fully equipped. Cais are cheap in Council Bluffs.

Sunday 10 to 4. 820 West B'dway. Here's the Car You're 1946 Buick Sedanette Radio and heater, one owner and well worth the money. $1,350.00 Lincoln Highway Gar. Pontiac-Packard Dealer Phone 5369 111-117 W.

Broadway PACKARD '40. Be the proud owner of the cleanest car in town for it's age for only per S100 per year finance. Sunday 10 to 4. Evenings 'til 8. ZIP, 820 West B'dway.

FORD '40. Choice of two for and we finance. 83.50 pjer $100 per year. Evenings i 8. Sunday 10 to 4, ZIP.

820 'West B'dway. A ATTENTION Let us i your next farm bills. We can i yon quick service. A1NSWORTH PRINTING CO Fh. 5519 or 6610.

Cor. 4th and B'dway See This One MS i Special Deluxe 4-Do Sedan. Radio, heater, sun vis and color blue, QUICK STEIBER A5E. THIRTEEN THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! By FAGALY and SHORTEN ALL DIKING THE TELEVISION PICTURES SEEM TO COME THBOUGH LIKE A PCK5 IN A COAL MOLE UURRS UP' CLEAR IT UP WE'RE MISSING THE BEST OF THE I PSOGQAM' AND THIS 'f A BOX OF HOODIES' LOOK FOR IT piooot.es SHUT UP 1 WHAT DO THINK I'M TIMING- TO DO? 8SKTRAM POGAL. NEWSPAPBt SYNDICATES BuT COMES IT THE COMMERCIAL DOBS IT CLEAR UP Automobiles Fat Sale 32 Automobiles For Sale SEE" Is Fine Selection of Used Cars 1 946 Buick Super Sedanette 1 FULLY EQUIPPED.

NEW TIRES AND LOW I 1 946 Olds Club Sedan FULLY EQUIPPED AND LOW MILEAGE. 1 946 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan FULLY EQUIPPED. 1946 Ford Tudor Sedan CLEAN. 1937 Ford Fordor Sedan JUST GOOD TRANSPORTATION. 1947 Chevrolet Club Coupe 1 7 0 0 0 A A JULES A FULLY I 32 1937 Packard Coupe A I ONE.

1 947 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan FULLY I AND CLEAN AS A in. 1 940 Olds 4-Door Sedan CLEAN. 1934 Plymouth Coupe AS GOOD AS THE AVERAGE '41. 1939 Plymouth Coupe 1 ,495.00 VC.K 1 ,450.00 1 ,250.00 1,150.00 175.00 1,425.00 395.00 i ,295.00 650.00 225.00 575.00 Automobiles Farts Service 3S Day and Night TOW IN SERVICE Two new wreckers i modern equip- to serve ou promptly. S523 or DE SOTO AND Sali-a and ico Knudsen Auto Service lifi West Broadway TRANSMISSIONS RADIATORS Rebuilt for Fords, Chevrolets, Plymoutha and other cari.

GLASS SPRINGS Installed 'or All Cars Richman. Auto Parts No Job Too Small No Job Too Large We p-ive expert (rarago service on all makes cars and trucks. 35 Fourth Street Phone 5446 A Day work or care for children'. Phone Form Stocks YOUR SKST MARKET FOR LIVESTOCK I A A A SALE SALE EVERY SAT. I H.

Hlofferson. Owner Phone OflSO THE PLACE TO BUY OR, SELL i every Fridav K-LSEN LIVESTOCK SALES CO. So. Omaha FJndcre i a Co. Tel.

or 4939 LOWER COMMISSION RATES I i FOOT elevator, used one year. I. D. font windrower, used one year. John Deere 8 ft.

tandem rtirc Corwin Sperry Son, 1 mile north of Treynor. FOR SALE J-row Oliver Corn Picker, on rubber, flood as new A Blumer. Shelby. Iowa. Phone 1--NEW 12-ft.

Oliver Grain Drill with Grass a a Priced to sell I IMPLEMENT 47 Main WOOD BROS, cornpicker parts available. Contryman Implement Company, Council Bluffs. I A I A T. f) bulldozer i i i Erie dozer. $3 31 0, Phone 509S evenings.

PLYMOUTH '37. Green tudor. that looks and runs ffaod. For only full price. Zip has 70 late models to pick from.

Sunday 10 to 4. Evenings 'til 8. ZIP, S20 West B'dway. BUJCK '47 Sedaneete with radio, heater, defroster, undercoat, sun- visor, speed-o-meter reading 18.000 miles. A tutone beauty i the original tires that show little wear.

Cars are cheap in Council Sunday 3Q 1 0 4 Evenings 'til S. ZIP. 820 West B'dway. CHEVROLET MS to '36. All modtl, all body styles.

Don't delay, see a Chevrolet today. Sunday 10 to 4'. Evenings i S. ZIP, 820 West AUCTION Thurs. 7:30 p.

Sept. 15th WAMBOLD AUTO Open to Dealers and Public i St. Phone 3-2537. NEW RUBBER AND NEW A I A AS A. WE BUY WE SELL WE A OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 URLING MOTOR COMPANY XOKD MECHANICS GRiVUJNR PARTS QUICK SERVICE Lynch Garage Second and i UiS MODEL Massey Harris gram i i.H.C.

21 Corn picker. Xrw I 25 mower. New 4 bur 1 II.C. side rnkp on rubber 2 .1 21 194S J.D. i find i motor.

2130 So. 17th St. LOMBARD CHAIN SAWS All Sizes NE1LSEN TREE CO Council Bluffs. Iowa, Phone S-5682. JOHN' DEERE pick-r Good i i Carl Carlson Neoln, Iowa.

NEW IDEA Corn Picker. "-row good i i for sale. Phone Crescent 210S WOOD BROS, cornpicker Phone 01-3811. FORD 4 Station Wagon. Good motor, good tires, good body.

Just a good car selling for a good price from old Sunday 10 to 4. Evemnprs 'n! S. S23 West B'dway. CADILLAC '41. MODEL 63 SEDAN.

Must sell i i car i week. Your i may make HIP down pay- Pee it at Cf'O 4th St. Building Material 28 MERLE WITTHAUER AUCTIONEER Fs.rni. Livestock. Furniture Sales Route 1.

Phone S-4Q45. AUCTIONEER W. R. BIRKS 2725 North Broadway Phone 5491 AUCTIONEER DAN PERKINS CLEAN PA VINO BRICK Call s. Shyken.

Phone 227B. TWO-CAR Karaite to lip a down foi sale. Phone 3-3113. Clothing 29 UNCLAIMED. Suits, Topcoats ami overcoats.

55.50 up. NIELSEN THJ3 TAILOR. 132 West Broadway Oakland. Iowa. Phono 1.

Collect. DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED Prompt Service. No Cost Phone Co. Bluffs 3-2137. Minden 75 DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED Prompt Service.

No Cost Council Bluffs 2321. McClelland Ul-2741 KOI; SALE Purebred Duroc boars. -Mfred and Lauren Leaders i den. Iowa. CASH fpr killer horses.

Tony Stockton. 2511 First Avenue. Phone 4572. FIVE WORK HORSES. --07 West P-roadway.

SOWS with is pigs. Pig-s week oil Phone 3-BT05. DRESSES, i nurses uniforms," shoes linens. Phone 3-3277. THRKE suits, two overcoats Size 40.

Cheap. Phone 3-13S5. I .00, 120.50. Brix i I SM.Ofl. a $12.23 Mo'.

Nut run $6.31. Stoker, a a "i Coke s-5 fin C-V-HJ-OAL 5-YSTEM Phone 5774 Good Things To HOME GROWN Watermelons. HeTrT- of Gold cantaloupes, cucumbers FresTi esss. JOHN NICOLINI. 1306 Canning.

STUDEBAKER '17. Light blue with very low mileage. This little Champion is ready lor many long: ana cheap i Ask a Sludebaker owner about the Champion, then see ZIP. Sundav 10 to 4. Evenincs 'til S.

ZIP. S20 West B'dway WB i AUTOMOBILE PUBLIC LIABILITY and PROPERTY DAM' AGE INSURANCE. a a rates. T. M.

DELANEY AGENCY. 13 ScoU Phone 8551. PONTIAC '46 "fi" Sedan for only S1.2J5 Where ran you buy one for i price and finance at. only 53.SO per JldO per year? Sunday 10 to 4. i i S.

ZIP. S20 West B'dway. 1335 CHEVROLET. 4 door. Clean, radio, heater and good engine 6 i Fiione 3-2023.

20DS Fifth Avenue. MECHANIC i sell Nash club coupe. Like Must go this week. 19U So. I st i lf'42 BUICK Sedanette.

Clean, i Priced sell. Phone 3-0653 o33y Avenue D. 721 TT. Broadway Automobiles For Sole 32 TO FINANCE AND Lower Prices 3 1949 Ford Tudor Demonstratofs VERY LOW MILEAGE. SAVE $200.00 1948 Mercury Convt.

BEAUTIFUL LIGHT YELLOW COLOR AND LOADED WITH EXTRAS. REALLY A NEAR NEW CAR. 1948 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sed. COLOR BLACK AND MANY EXTRAS.

i 6 7 2 i COMPLETE SERVICE on all in.ll«- 01 cars. BODY a KEXDE1; RR PAlui.vo New a Cham pion and Comnmiitler motors i Automobiles Fot Sale 32 ir Ford Tudor Sed. MECHANICALLY PERFECT 1942 1940 1940 Pontiac 2-Dr. Sed. A GOOD ONE.

1939 Oids 2-Dr. Sed. SEE THESE Hughesed Cars They Are Not Ordinary Used Cars 1117 Diev. rir-et. 2-door Bl.ick.

i i Chcv. I dr. P.iack. 114B Chf-v. I'll, town Si-d.

UlacV. C'lu-v. Aero Blatk. 1D4S Ford Del. grey.

AS IS'ERS 1317 Ford Coupe Jl" 132') Ford. 2-clr Chcv. l-doar Scd 4" 133C 2-door 1335 Plutiouth Coach 9" HUGHES MOTOR CO. YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER Eioadway Serving W. Iowa since Chieftain Motor Sales Studebaker Sales Service 3211 W.

a a Prompt, Dependable Service on All Makes Cars and Trucks a i a i a i ERSKINE MOTORS Dodcp. Sales B'dway at Ph. 7723. -wall paint, $2.95. Beautiful pastet colors.

(JAS AND OIL HEATERS RAILROAD SALVAGE 134 W. B'dway Phone 8-4949 Wonted to Buy 41 Scrap Iron Katelmon Brothers 1201 South Sixth St. COMFORTABLE room, close in on Park Are, Gentlemen preferred. References. Phone 2SS7.

ROOM for one or two persons. Private entrance. 514 So. 10th Street. NICE sleeping room with automatic heat.

S3 per week. 3636 Avenue 13. GENTLEMAN, close in. excellently located, dingle room. Phone 6194, SLEEPING ROOM for rent.

Close in. 205 Logan. Phone 3-7769. SLEEPING ROOM, $5 1719 Fifth Avenue TWO sleeping rooms for rent, 725 Mynsler. Phone 3-3001.

SLEEPING room, for one lady. Close m. Phone 3-7478. BOOMS for rent, close in. 205 Logan.

Phone 3-77G3. Apartments For Rent MODERN roon. One or two employed ladles. Kitchen and laundry privileges if desired. Phone 3-3309.

SMALL apartment, utilities paid. Inouire 1601 Avenue D. No phone calls. Wantvd To 47 PROCTOR AND GAMBLE representative dosirea to rent 4 or 5-rooin unfurnished apartment or house. Call Ja.

7466, after 6 p. m. Reverse charges. Klderly trapper a to Ifase a pood place to batch and a Muskrats. Good references.

ED WALLACE, Sidney, Iowa. COUPLE, two R-irls, 6 and 8. -want unfurnished house or apartment. 1'llone L. Moore, Mgr.

Borsheim Jewelry Co. L'. S. GOV'T employe and wife need 1 or 5 room apartment or house. Call 6265 between 8 A.

M. and 4 P. M. Mr. Conley.

TO RENT a farm house 15 mile ra- i of Council Bluffs. Write 1916 Clark- Street. Omaha, or phone WE-243G. 2 OR 3 Bodroom House. Furnished or i Rental no object.

Phone Omaha WAlmit 6321. SMALL semi-furnished aportnieiit by single business woman. Write Box 2421, care of Nonpareil. i-oiiple and onp i desire i a a nl or small house. Phone SS5H.

VKTKP.AN, wife and haby desper- a need 4-room unfurnished apt. 3-2)32. VKT and family need nished house or apartment. Phone 3-3713. A 5 or 6 room unfurnished home.

Responsible party. Phone HOLLYWOOD mufflers, sun visors skirts, auto awnings OPEN SUNDAYS Midwest Auto Parts Co. 1508 W. B'dway Phone 5885 i TARTS--SALES--SERVICE BUTLER SALES CO. Broadway at Frank Lincoln Zepher A NICE FAMILY CAR.

THIS BUY. A REAL CLEAN" 1947 Plymouth Convertible i Low mileage, extras. Jl.ioo. 0-2J1S. TI KClri1 heifers, fresh soon.

2 i Avenue F. TRY A NONPAREIL WANT AD PHONE 4061 GOOD Jonathan windfalls, 73c a bushel, brms containers. Apple Shed or. Bennett Avenue. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY.

GOOD Jonathan apples. 52.65 a bushel, delivered, also tomatoes, canta- lopes. Phone 3-70C3. TOMATOES. 51.00 a bushel You pick Brine containers.

SSth Street and 10th Avenue. FORD '-in Custcm Club Coupe. Fully equipped, near new, full price i 7M. Cars are cheap Council Fluffs. Sunday 10 to 4.

Evenings 'til 8. ZIP. Sro West B'dway. PONTIAC All body "tyles. All in good condition.

I finance. JS.50 per $100 year year. Sunday 10 to 4. Evenings 'til" S. ZIP.

S20 West B'dway. QUICK CASH LOANS S20, $30, S100, $200, $230 OH MORE On Yom Own Signature, Car. Furniture, Farm Equipment Our Service Is Quick, Confidential, Pleasant. LOANS MADE IN ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS- QUICK SERVICE Out-ol-Tovrn Loan. Made--Write IOWA FINANCE CO.

Cor. 4th ami Fl'divnv--i-h Fir.t Floor I.ohhr or Street rmrnnof PKACHZS Sr Jl sr. bushel. Brine contRincrE. Pick them Phon- Lrpsccnt TOMATOES--Tomatoes.

Cucumbers-- 3307 Ninth Avenue. Phone S3S5. SWEKT corn. tomatoes. Geor-e Grnyb.ll.

Street 10th Avenui-. GRAPES for by bushel. Will de- bver. Robert Ehlers. Phone GRAPEP.

brine own containers. 50c a basket. 521 North 37th Street. A I tomatoes for sale. Jl per bushel.

Avenue. WHITE ROCK FRYERS Phone 2474. GRAPES. Phone ROOSTERS. Sl.lo.

Will deliver. Phone CLASSIFIED DISPLAY. FILMS DEVELOPED 25c WeTer Fade "Jeirel print. nt inek enlarge- nnd a Prerto Picture Vlcwtr t.ETd. tn onl7 DEAN STUDIOS im North 18k it.

Omaka 2. Xrh. 3942 HUDSON 6 4-door seiian. Very good condition. Avenue.

GOOD BUT CHEAP TRANSPORTATION 1937 Chev. 2-Door Sedan $295.00 936 Ford Tudor Sedan A A GOOD ONE. $295.00 1935 Chev. Coach $65.00 1932 DeSoto Coupe $65,00 EAST TERMS TRADE, FORD 17 Supnr Deluxe. fully ornapped and a loral owned tr iy just one pai ty.

Full prico L.P.'JS. fars aro in Council i For i late models see XIP. Sunday to I. KveiiLngs 'til S. ZIP.

S'2Q AVePt E'dway. Trucks, Tractors Trailers See Dewa I FOR THE Best Truck Deal IN TOWN 1948 Ford F-6 W. B. A NEW. 1947 G.

M. C. 2 Ton Pickup 1947 Int. KB-3 Truck CHASSIS AND CAB. 1947 Dodge 2T L.

W. B. CHASSIS AND CAB. 1946 Ford 2 T. Pickup 946 Ford 2 T.S.W.

B. MECHANICALLY PERFECT Phone 7C2S PLYMOUTH '46-'4T-'4S. Sfdan-; and I Club Coupes. Fully equipped and I i a per $100 per year I S'-inday 10 to 4. Evenings 'til' S.

ZIP. SIO B'dway. ilERCUP.Y '47. An original clean rar. New tires, radio.

SI 315 price. Sunday 10 to 4. Evenings ZIP, S20 West B'dway. DEWALL MOTORS l940Chev.i/ 2 T.Sed. Open Evenings Your FORD Dealer EASY TERMS WE TRADE FIRST CLASS Mechanical Service on 'ill makes cars.

SULLEY MOTOR CO. Store Of lice Equipment 38 a i i a policy for your business rocoids. See us a i Slmw-Walker fire i and safes. EMARINES dvray at Scott Phone. 5321 Miscellaneous For Sale 39 LADIE'S a i brand new fur coats, S129.Su values, now $39.93.

The Rummage Store 720 West B'dway. GARAGE, vicinity Sth Street and and Avenue. Evenings, phono S-3031. Acreages Farms For Sale 48 233 ACRES CLOSE TO MnCLELLAND It cnn In. bought on good and possession March 1st.

Nearly all i i (I roln house, furnace 1 i and a barn SSNuO: double i granary: IS-pen hognouso: henhouse; a a garage Jirid 01 her improvements. Mail rouie and icliool bus past pood. Priced at only $157.50 per acre. 280 ACRES KE OF COUNCIL BLUFFS Here is another stock and grain f.irni (hat has a lot of buildings and not fur from pavement. The lantl is i is plenty of i and for a combination farm 6 i it is wo'-tli looking at.

There has been a lot of i in the land business in last few weeks and bniu-vo is i to own a farm. Ilrttr-r come in and let's look nvcr the list of farm we have for snip. JOH.VSOV A Inc a 2 4 So. a i 4 Acres EOR SALE--Evans oil i heat- PI; Large B-room size, with blower. LiK'e new, used one season.

Price, S100. Phone 3-3000. BEAUTIFUL Duncan Phyfe davenport, like new. Winchester "97" 12 Binge shot gun. Phone 5172 days 6170 a 3 P.

M. 12 FT. double duty mirrored i and vegetable rack. Very cheap Council Fruit and Groc. 800 W.

B'dway. NEW 12 guage shot gun. $60.00 i i Spce. Fired twice. 533 W.

K'dway i Shoe Shop. enclosed porch windows sain, reasonable. Phone 3-2723. 2107 Sixth Avenue. OIL burner.

Goorl condition. $35 00 1121 South 32nd Street. Phone lOW PLYMOUTH Coupe. IS25. 3112 Avenue F.

Phone 3-iSSl. CHEVP.OLF.T Original, goc-1 tires, radio, heater, sun visor, covers, good motor and tires, hodv solid and factory clean pain: are cheap in Council and Zip has all a model cars. Sue- day 1" 4. Evenmrs 'til ZIP. 5:0 Wes; B'dway lo Fourtn St.

Phone 3-47o5 KAISER. MS. OrigJnil low factory clejin with only S1.C35. full price Cars cheap in Council Bluffs. Suoflav 10 to 4.

Evenings 'til 5. ZIP. S20 West E'dway. 1SSO CLUB coupe Nash Lafayette a Pbone fcl-2515. after 6 p.

M. NASH '45. We have 'em. Make an offer You can buy them. In the be of condition.

Sunday'10 4 Mr.g? VI ZIP. SCO West a PLYMOUTH Coup- Good tor P' one i' 1 EXCEPTIONALLY '39 S'ude- balcer. Avenue I Do You Know ZIP MOTORS Will Finance a Balance of $1,000.00 for i Year, for Only $35.00 A Balance of $400" for I Year for Only $14.00 SEE ZIP Today for That Late Mode! Car--and Save 820 W. C. B.

DEWALL MOTORS Open Evenings Your FORD Dealer 1 13 Fourth St. Phone 3-1705. MASLIN 21-shor bolt action. Perfect i i Radio. Cheap.

Phone A MOHNINO heater and pipes, "-I one 423 Logan. Phone CIRCCLAT1NG heater. Good condition. 220j A L. Phono 3-0310, STOKER--Morse Deluxe, A-l condition.

Phono 3-4734. 2703 W. B'dway. B.M.C. TRUCK SALES AND ROBERT S.

LYNCH Second and Vine. One Block West of Otfden Hotel A oil heater. Good condition. 3UU1 Fourth Avenue. Fne room house and other building!) i Three blocks from pavement on Madison To be "old i chickens, farm machinery and crop.

Possession soon. Evenings 3-3B80 TALLEY REAL ESTATE 235 Pearl Phone 3-400!) WILL A My job has compelled me to move lo the i therefore, I will trade my 7S-acre a i a new six- room home located i i four milej of Co. for a good city prop- e'-ty. What have you? Call Rief 3-2378 or Rac.l S690. O.

O. ERVIN, REALTOR Kir, So. Mam Phone 2372. IMP. 2ns, about 15 mi.

N. of Co. Bluffs. Modern house. Rolling, l.iit ideal stock and grain farm.

The price is only per acre JKPSON INVESTMENT CO. 101 Pearl SI. Phone 7433 49 CLOSE IN 9 rooms, modern, with garaKe at 100 Grace St. Suited for large family or conversion into several apartments. Let me show you today E.

H. LOUGEE, Realtor 4023--After hours, phone Hall, 2606. Real Estate For Sale "1203 NO. 31st ST." 5 rooms modern with enclosed back porch. Full basement all cemented, Karage, work shop and chick house.

About 2 acres, some fruit trees and grapes. BRUCE P. BAKER CO. ReaHors. Ph.

G675. Call Waiigh 2 dr home located at 1228 High with garage in basement. Large liv. oak floors; lots of closets and huilt-ins. Immediate Ph.

3-2665 or NEIGHBORHOOD OROCEPvY with living quarters. Good trade and very neat home. Owner selling on account of ill health OREENSUIELDS EVEHJ2ST CO. Phone 661 CHEVROLET 575 Street. SEE I A I A Fir Truck Opc-n I-rpm a m.

to 2 a. as. I A I A A 1 3 W. Automobiles Parts AUTO GLASS i iiirta.lel in any make car or truck by i-iptnenced Men. Quick Service.

FREE ESTIMATES JO. For Expert Body an Fender a -i, TM- .11 E'dway phono 35TS I AVENUE SCHOOL DIET rms. and den with nice mod. kitchen, full crnt. Kas i iei nlce Ca Mar Rich, 6S37 or or 3-6013 PAUL B.

WKAVER Realtors BRAND NEW football shoes, size Phone 3 i a evenings. ATLAS popcorn machine, pood condition. 535. Phone 3-5505. AUTOMATIC oil burner a sa.1- lon tank.

Phone 3-27S8. ALLOW US An opportunity your r0 er(y r.au give you quick service and a qiuck sale. CO. Pearl RADIANT gas heater for sale. SIO Phone 3-0190.

12-OAUGE. double-barrel shotgun for sale. Phone 3-1509. NEW iron fireman stoker, Reason'- GAS circulating heater. ETU, LATK model tyj)f SCO.C 11 Phone REAL ESTATE SALES INSURANCE AND LOANS B.

E. COE. A IS Soulh Mal'n Phono S1JJ MULQUEEN AGENCY FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS Iniurftnce, See W.J.RODEN, Realtors' 2216 South 12th i 35 Bryant St. Phone 4 4 7 A NONPAREIL REAL ESTATE LOANS--SALES- INSURANCE ARNE-McGARRT CO. 1 Scott fit, Tel.

Choose Lpcation 520 S. 32nd new home and one of the best. 3459 6th rooms. Very quick possession. 30 BLUFF transportation here.

6 rooms, modern. 1 3U LOGAN large clean priced to sell. 1229 NORTH 2Sth St. 5 roonrf New gas furnace. With 1 610 6th property.

Two apartments. MANY OTHER LISTINGS FOR TERMS OR CASH J. R. DAY COMPANY REALTORS 1S3 Pearl St. Phone 6607 Evenings OaM Earl Van Horn SS79; or Fred Day 3-0151 STURDY AND COMFORTABLE 6- room homo all on 1 floor.

Light oak floors, archways. 3 fine bedrooms ample closet space. New metal kitchen cabinet sink. Full cemented basement, coal burning Pipe furnace. 6 LOTS--38 FRUIT TREES--Large chicken hse.

School Dist. 2 blks. to transportation. After hours, call Gene Huokins, 6778. Harry C.

Crowl 12S 4th Street. Phone 2504. "Plenty Free Parking." SIX ROOMS 1227 Kali-mount Avenue adjacent to beautiful Pali-mount Park. home is all on one floor and a three bedrooms. Largo closets fri (lie bedrooms and hall.

Large floored' attic, suitable for another room bf two. Decorating in pood condition! Fine gas fired hot water heating plant in largo basement. Ceiling insulated and life time asbcsto) roof. Garage. Nicely wooded Jot.

297 feet dep. Morse Stipp Agency A Phone 21 Pearl Bt. HOME INCOME This lovely home has two apartments and five sleeping: rooms fpr income with five rooim for the owners use. Automatic gas hot water heat, automatic water heater, larse garage. Excellent location.

Close A. L. High. Call Norris. 2G62 or Aliel, 4207, Abel Norris, Realtors 34 Scott Phono 6482 PIT, HILL DISTRICT--A Better Home, Such us you would plan and build.

Nearly New! Has 3 LOUR living room with fireplace: ijj bath on 1st fir, Also an ideal basement, finished into Ivoly living iiunrters and well rented, with ample room for laundry facilities. Triple insulation. Weil painted and decorated. Well land- soaped. Large lot with 75 foot- frontage.

Possession soon. To build" would cost so much more tlinn prlco-- offered: A hours, call Geno Huck- ms, Harry C. Crowl U'R 4th Street. Phone 250-1. "Plenty Free Parking." 2 3 7 A C.

Sever, room modern home near Avci and Holy Family School." bedrooms 2 bedrooms and bath up. Gas a Interior needs some paper and paint but in Rood- JU'LQUEEN'AGENCY REALTORS Dial S42fi 123 IF YOU DONT NEED QUlClTrosiosI SION-- Here is a dandy room' modern home on the sidi- bllf. Bus line. One of i homos. Lnr-yp i i room, oak floors tliroughoul HatU between 2 Ample clsct- space.

Cozy kudien i i i l-'ull cemrnteri Imscmciu i new all gas fiirmice i blower I iited ceilings and storm window-. lot and garage. Ss.lHHi A hours, ran nc Hm-kins, H77R. Har-K oV1 Co Slrcrt. 1 hone "Plenty FI-PC Parkins" JUST LISTED Four rooms, 2 bedrooms.

West End' south of Broadway. Laj-ge i room i riming- Modern i i i i-n. 1-ully Excellent con- ii, $2 5lj0 00 down n-iU Morse Stipp Agency REALTORS Phone S55f, 21 COXY MODEST, SOUTH SIDE COT- rooms, neat arid clean In- sul-bi-lck sidliiB. Has -Icctricltv only. Be.iutlful front, yard with a trees and shrubs, iarce Kar- plot.

llia-22nd Avenue. Just off' pavement, does to transportation ttml Loncfollow School. Only $2,250 with $1,000 down. A hours, call Oene lluckins. C77S.

Harry C. Crowl Ui 4th Sireet. nono 2 504: T-ree Parliinir." $3 000 WILL B17Y this Vrm. home. Oak floor.s.

Bath. cemented basement. Insulated. i school dist. Some terms can L.

PETERS CO. A 17 North Main Plmnn i Call Klotz 3-2I3C, Peter, 3-0652 Mailigan 3-4208. SPACE ils home has eight rooms years old lias a double ga'- I'ase. 14 0 arc "loaded" with many different varieties i hue service lew than Call i 267 S0ulh seclion 106 So. Main AI phone 415 Oakland Ave.

A a i room hrlck home. Hesslon i i rjays. down' balance leas than rent Where pan you equai thl.s kind of a deal'? W. C. (BILL) HORN 121 Phone DISTRICT HOMES a as a 4 Harriion, 6 Ki heat.

i 6 5 JIadison, 7 mod. Suitable for' duplex. Cheap. Terms. INVESTMENT CO Poarl St.

Phone ROOMS, heat. auto, water lu- hardwood floors, corner lot and RaraKe. You may quick pofsession of this neat ar Transfer. Price in $4,500 Would like 'A cash. ROY S.

CLAY REALTORS Phono 4008. KEBLINB A lot means a home and a home means a lot. Buy a lot. Is doing- it. Wo sold 14 lots I this addition thin year RIKBR INGRAHAM, REALTORS Real Waated CASH TODAY FOR YOUR HOME JOE PA W.

B'dway Snott Street Phone 7715 WK HAVE fcuieri" for good if fari t0 St co..