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1 the IED DA ADVERTISING FIGH'1 THE DAILY SENTINEL, GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1938. HUES SPEND WISELY FOR A BIGGER "YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU" Christmas Shopping Guide DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY Santa Suggests for Christmas FOR MOTHER FOR FATHER PHOENIX hosiery, 750 to $1.65. Rush-Sanford. SHE'LL be proud of a Samson bridge set or a modern -top coffee table. Anderson Furn.

Co. If she's young, middle aged, or older, she wants to be beautiful. Give her a handsome gift certificate entitling her perfect permanent. Call Harry's Beauty Salon, 2189. GIVE mother or friend wife a lovely Scranton lace dinner cloth.

They are as practical as they are pretty, $1,39 to $9.95. The FashIon Store. KODAK album, new designs. Vorbecks. A HOTPOINT range er refrigerator.

She will enjoy it -for SPARKMAN, ELECTRIC 352 Main YOUR photograph, A gift only you can give. She'll no duplicate. Dean Studios. FOR SISTER SEWING sets, dolls, buggies, games for little sister, We carry a full line of the best toys. reduced for Christmas, Anderson Furn, Co.

DON'T MISS SEEING Norford's Dainty Dollar Gift Frocks. They're knockouts! KODAKS, ski suits, ski poles, shoe skates, basketball. Vorbecks. LITTLE ooters; wagons, Carson's. FOR HIM WEDGELOCK Neckwear, 49g to $2.50.

0. Rush-Sanford. TIES 50e and shirts, $1.65, $2, pajamas $2 to $10.50: robes $3.95 to $12.50. Good selection of all men's wear. The Men's Shop.

YOUR portrait in frame or case, like rare gem. The one "personal for him. There'll be no cate. Dean Studios. ELECTRIC desk, clock.

Garing Brothers Jewelry. FOR THE HOME THE PERFECT family gift--a new innerspring mattress from the Grand Mattress Co. Terms, $1 down, $1 per week. 309 Mahir St. WHEN you give furniture, you please the whole family, Dress 1p your house with a living room, dining room, or bedroom suite, or studio couch.

See our complete selection. Anderson Co. A General Electric radio with the new. exclusive Beam It will make the whole family harpy for SPARKMAN ELECTRIC CO. 352 Main A CHRISTMAS GIFT 365 DAYS A YEAR Present your friends and relatives with a gift that will be a daily reminder of your thoughtfulness.

The many features of The Daily Sentinel will please every member of. the family, World sports, local news, society and church features, style hints, editorials, bargain guides in advertising comics -each issue contains valuable and entertaining reading matter. The Sentinel fro your carrier or the circulation. department. A handsome card carrying your best wishes wH1 be sent to the recipient, of.

the subscription by The Sentinel. State's Livestock Industry Thrives Denver, Dec. 13 (AP) -The Colorado livestock industry "is openating on a fairly satisfactory hasis," the department of agriculture, reported today. In a range and livestock report, F. K.

Reed, federal statistician, said conditions in Colorado generally are "above 'the average of recent years." "There is an ample supply of feed in nearly all sections of the state," his report said. "'The fall run of range stock market just about over with good prices and demand reported. Fewer lambs and cattle will be fattened in dry lots this year compared with a year ago, The fall season has been generally favorable, with a good supply of feed. A 10-ounce dates will measure about one and one-half cups. GENUINE leather billfolds, sets, G.

J. Canvas and GIVE him comfort -lounge chair, smoker. 'Anderson Furn. Co. FISHERMAN'S kit, baskets, reels, fly books, at Vorbecks.

YOUR photograph "made for Fath- er. something he cannot buy or receive a duplicate of. Yours alone. Dean Studios, FOR BROTHER LITTLE brother will like a harmonica. Lots of music and fun for him We have all kinds and sizes.

Winfield -Clark Music Co. FAULTLESS no-belt pajamas, $1.96 to $5. Rush-Sanford. A cowboy boots. G.

J. Canvas and Leather Co. LET him express himself musically, with A guitar or accordion. a good assortment of both. Winfield Music Co.

LITTLE brother will gO wild over a streamlined electric train, velocopede, scooter, a bright wagon. Anderson Furn. Co. SKI boots $5.95, sweat shirts, shoe skates, hockey sticks. Vorbecks.

IVER-JOHNSON and Excelsior bicycles. $29.00 to $45.00. Carson's. RUSH Boys' Department. GIFTS UNDER $1.00 THE "Less Than a Dollar" Gift -store, Park and shop in comfort.

Lincoln Park Pharmacy, North Twelfth street. FOR HER SHE'LL love a genuine cedar chest. See our: selection of pictures, and give her one or A set for her bedroom. Anderson- Fura. Co- BUY Van Raalte Philmies in the new mirror-top A gift within a gift.

Box of three, $3.00. Pan. tuso's. BEAUTIFUL HANDS are every woman's dream. Give her the manicure set of "smart" women-Revlon.

$1.25 to $2.50, Harry's Beauty Salon. MOJUD, hosiery--the perfect gift the ladies! Delicate RS dream. yet surprisingly durable, $1 pair. 3 pairs $2.75. The Fashion Store, YOUR photograph, exclusively your own gift.

A beautiful minature in case or frame, She'll- receive no licate, Dean Studios. BEAUTY-EX-CEL-CIS MAKE her Christmas happy: with one of ten nationally popular ExCel-Cis cosmetic sets, to $10.1 Call Edith Hatcher, 2244, to see these articles, LOCKETS priced from $3.00. Garing Brothers Jewelry. Bituminous Coal Producers Open Price Conference Washington, Dec. 13.

(P)- Twenty representatives of bituminous coal producers in the Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast regions began conferences Monday 011 price coordination, The conferences are the first step of the final stage in the fixing of minimum prices. Two series of hearings have been held. one on production costs, another on minimum price relationships among producers within each district. The final stage is to coordinate the prices among districts. The objective 18 to make allowances for freight rate differentials and other factors so that districts serving the same consuming markets may operate on fair competitive levels.

Bituminous coal commission attaches said the western producers probably would work in Washington for ten days. Data collected the commission will be by available to them and form the basis, for the coordinated commission prices hearings later. will hold You' may be missing something by not. reading the Classified Page regularly, Get into the habit, it's thrifty! 1 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF THE COMPLETION OF A CAL IMPROVEMENT IN THE CITY OF GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO, AND MENT OF THE COST THEREOF. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To of the real estate herethe owners inafter described, said real estate comprising the district of lands known as Paving District No.

43, and to all persons interested therein. as follows: That the improvements in and for said district, which are authorized by and are in accordance with the terms and provisions of a resolution and adopted on the 6th day passed of April, A. D. 1938, declaring the intention of the City Junction, Council Colorado, of the City of Grand create a local improvement district to be known as Paving District No. I 43: with the terms and provisions of Resolution passed and adopted on the 6th day of April, A.

D. 1938, for adopting said District: and with the details and terms and provisions of a Resolution passed and adopted on the 18th day of May, 1938, creating and tablishing said district, all being in accordance with the terms and provisions of Ordinance No. 178 of said City. amended, have been completed and. have been accepted by the City Council of the City of Grand Junction.

That the whole cost of said Improvements has been definitely ascertained and is in the sum of 772.45, said amount including two percentum additional for cost of collection and also including interest to and including February 28th, 1939, at the grate of six percentum. per annum on the bonds issued from time to time in payment of the cost of said improvements; that the part apportioned to and upon each lot and tract of land within said Distriet and assessable for said. im provements is hereinafter set forth: that payment may be made to the Treasurer of the City of Grand Junction at any time within thirty days after the final publication of the assessing ordinance, assessing the real estate in district the -cost of said improvements. and that the owner so paying would be entitled to an allowance of two cent for all payments made during said period, and of interest from date of payment to the date the first Installment becomes due. That any complaints or objections that may be made in writing by the said owner or owners of land within said district and.

assessable for said improvements. or any other person interested, made to the City Council and filed in the office of the City Clerk of said City within thirty from the first publication of 359338 Council to of Notice, said 5.00 at determined January, its last o'clock towit: first by 1939, P. On mentioned M. the regular or will on said be before date the meeting heard City 12th and and before the passage of any ordinance assessing the cost of said improvements against the real estate in said district, and against said owners respectively as by law provided. That the said sum of $16,712.45 for Improvements is to be apportioned against real estate in said district and against the owners respectively As by law provided in the following proportions and amounts severally as follows, to-wit: PAVING DISTRICT NO.

43 NOTE- Whenever in the followIng descriptions: the numbers of the first and last lots of a series of lots are mentioned, they shall be taken to include the first, the Intermediate and last named lots, and the amounts given shall be for each BLOCK Lots. 1, :34, Lots 2, 33, $57.31 Lots 32, $44.00: Lota 4, 31, $30.81. Lots 5, 30. $17.61. Block NO.

24-Lots 12, 91, $17.61: Lots 13, 20. 230.81: Lots 14. $44.00: Lots 15, 18, Lots 16, 17, $70.42. BLOCK NO. 78-Lots 1.

$18.22: Lots 2. 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 18, 16. 17, 18, 19. 20, 21, 2 7 ft. Lot 6.

$3.70: 18 ft. Lot $9.53: Lot 11, Lot 11, $6.61. BLOCK NO 80-Lots 1. 2. 3, 4.

5, 1. 9. 10. 11. 12.

13. 14. 15. 16. 17.

18. 19, 20. 21, 22. 23. 24.

25, 26, 27. 28, 29, 30, 31. 32, Lot 8, Lot 8. $6.60. BLOCK NO.991-Lots 1, $13.22: Lots 2, 3, 4.

5. 6. 7. 21, 8, 9. 10, 11, 25, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18.

19. 20. 22. 24, 26, 27. 28.

29, 30, 31, $13.23, Lots 16, iT $13.22. BLOCK NO 97-Lots 1, 16; 17, $13.22: Lots 2, 3, 4, 5: 6, 8. 9, 10, 11, 12. 13, 14. 18, 18.

20. 22. 25. 26. 27.

28. 29, 31. 10 ft. Lot 30, $5.29: 15 ft. Lot 30, $7.94.

BLOCK NO-98-Lots 1, 16, 17, Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 1 9,10, 12. 13, 14. 18, 18. 19, 20. 21, 23, 24, 25.

26. 27, 28. 29, 30. 31, $13.23. BLOCK NO.

112-Lots 1. 16, 17, Lots 2. 3, 4. 5, 6, 7. 8.

9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. 18. 19, 20, 21, 22, 23. 24, 25, 26. 27.

28, 29, 30, 31. $13.23.. BLOCK NO. 114-Lota 1, 16. 17, Rots 3, 4, 5.

6,. 8, 9. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20. 21, 22 23, 24, 25, 26, 27. 28.

29. 31, $13.23: Lot 7, $6.61: Lot 7, $6.62: F. 19 ft. Lot 30. $10.05: 6 ft.

Lot 30, $3.18. BLOCK NO. 197-Lots 16. 17. $13.23: 69 ft.

Lots 18. 19. 20. $20.29: 66 ft. Lots 18.

19. 20. Lot $21.16: Lot 22. $17.20: Lot 23, $13.23: Lot 24, Lot 25, $5.30. BLOCK NO.

135-A11 Block No. 133. $729.04. RLOCK NO. 152- Lots 1.

2. 3, 4. 6. 7. 9, 11, 13.

15. 16, $37.25: Lots 12, 14. $82.09: Lots 17, 18., 19, 20. 21. 24, 25, 26.

27. 38, 29, 30, $13.22: Lots 31. 32. BLOCK NO. 1.

BENTON CANON'S 8, -Lots $44.01: 1. 3, Lots 6, $68,86: Lots 2. 4. 5, 7. 10.

$44.00. -Lots BLOCK NO. 2. RENTON CANON'S 1, 2. 3.

5,6. $14.01: Lots 9, $68.86: Lots 8. 10, $44.00, BLOCK NO. 7. BENTON CANON'S -Lot 1, $69.83: Lots 31.

$56.73:1 Lots 3, 30. $43.64: Lots 4, 29. $30.56: Lots 5, 28. $17.46: Lot 32. $92.98.

-N ft. Lot 1, $126.57: 6214 ft. BLOCK NO. 8, BENTON CANON'S Lot 1. $109.10: 85 ft.

Lot 2, $148.39: 50 ft. Lot 2, Lot 1, $258.80: 60 ft. Lot: BLOCK NO. 9. RENTON CANON'S BLOCK NO.

10, BENTON CANON'S 8 75 ft. Cot 8154:47. -Lot 1. $69.83: Lots 2. 31.

Lots 3, 5. 30, $43.64: Lots 4, $56.73: 28. $17.46: Lot 32. $69.82. BLOCK NO.

15, BENTON CANON'S Lots -Lot 3, 1, 30. $88.77: $41.04: Lots 2, 31. $53.33: Lots Lots 29. $28.71: 5. 28.

$16.41: Lot 32, $65.63. -N RLOCK 1-3 Lot NO. 16. BENTON CANON'S 1. 1-3 of.

2-3 of Lot $218.21. 1-3 Lot 1, Lot 2, $84.31: SW CRAWFORD ADDITION -BeE. at cor. NW NE 23-18-1W. 132 30 ft.

NWly to pt. a 52.0 ft. of to beg. $52.83: Beg. at SW 140 NE 23-15-1W 132 cor.

of NW 132 to beg. tract conveyed to D. R. G. W.

except $193.63: Beg. 140 ft. of SW cor. of 23-18-1 W. 132 ft.

35 Beg, 132. 113 ft. 8 55 ft. 'to 23-18-1 ft. of SW cor.

of NW NF. W. 132 ft. 75 ft. 8 75 ft.

to Beg. 250 132 ft. of 8W cor. of NW 1W. 133 57 NE 23-18- $100.35: 132 57.

ft. of to The South of the following: Bee. SW cor. 307 ft. ft.

93 132 NE ft. W. NW. 23-18-1 $93.29. to LOT 10, CAPITOL The W.

62 ft. of the 145 ft. HILT, SUR.10, except the 20 of Lot 125 ft. of the the ft. one acre of Lot 145 ft.

of the 62 the except the 10, 125 ft. of the 145 ft. ft of of the 58 the one acre of the of Lot 10. $48.21: the acres of 125 the ft. the 145 ft.

of the of the 4 acres one acre 10. except of the of Lot 125 ft. of 58 the acre of the the 145 ft. of the W14 Tot 3 acres of the 10, 354.32: the 51 of N. 195 ft.

of the 145 ft. ft. of of the the 214 of the 195 the of Lot 10. of ft. of the 143 Lot the 10, except the meres the of ft.

61 190 at to 3, of the 19. of nf kn of 10. 20 10. fol- the 34. bL the A ft.

118 JUST ASK THE CALL 50 ADTAKER The Daily Sentinel Classified Advertising Sentinel does not The Dally knowingly accept fraudulent Any deception on tie vertising. of advertiser, reported, appreciated by the part will be agement. Daily Sentinel reserves The right to edit or reject any the objectionable advertising copy submitted and also reserves the right to all No cuts. classify ada black face type ing to standards. borders or mitted on the classified pages.

Sentinel will, not be The Dally responsible more one and will only be held Incorrect insertion or any liable for actual amount of spitce tisement consumed In case of error thereIn. Errors should reported will be be im. mediately and re-run gladly given. Daily Sentinel will accept The Advertising each Classified until 12 noon, on day and until 9 p. m.

weekday Saturday for Sunday's Issue. of publication on Ads are computed Classified cash basis. Credit cannot on be extended unless a arrangement office made with the Advertisers business use confidential box numbers, at in advance. may the no additional "Rates: word, for the first InserClassified Advertising word for' each tion and 2e per of the consecutive Insertion be computed on same advertisement. Alterating insertions will first insertion rate.

the PHONE 50 Ask for the Adtaker! ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. Lost and Found blue gray Angora Reward. Ph. 2344. glasses at Congrega: LOST--Pair church or on street tional evening.

Reward. E. C. Thorpe. day Ph.

1460J. 4. Public Notice NOTICE--Olympic Game Farm busi- will for transaction of ness only. 8. Personals LET US do Christmas gift Plain, fancy, wrapping.

tive. 1369 W. 14. Travel-Transportation LEAVING for San Diego, Take Dee. returning Jan, 6th.

two. Share expenses, Phone Palisade 140J. 15. THE WOMEN'S REALM BEAUTY PARLORS HOLIDAY SEASON SPECIALS Genuine $5.00 Duart permanent, $1.96. Harry's Beauty Salon.

Ph. $189. GUARANTEED Voguette permanent wave $2.00. Call 2055 and ask for Mildred or Stella. Vogue Beauty Shop.

16. PROFESSIONAL GUIDE CONVALESCENT NURSING Brubaker Convalescent Home Pleasant home for eldetly persons. 1059 Colorado Ave. 17. BUSINESS DIRECTORY- ELECTRICAL SERVICES ELECTRICAL, Fence wiring, controllers.

fixtures and Get our figures on wiring. The Electric Shop, 547 Main. Ph. 46. Electric Motor Rewinding 326 Main Leonard Electric Ph.

EMPLOYMENT 21. Help Wanted -Female WOMAN or girt for house work. Must have reference. Write 306, Sentinel. 25.

Situations Wtd -Female WANTED -Children to care for Ph. by Junior college girl. 12243. EXPERT beauty operator wants postion, Schooling in California. Call 0900 26.

Work by Contract PAPER hanging and decorating. Reasonable. Ph. 1945M. FINANCIAL 28.

Personal Loans MONEY TO LOAN On any gbod security. Repay monthly out of Income, CITIZENS FINANCE CO. 533 Main St. 29. Real Estate Loans MONEY to loan on real estate, farm or city property, Prompt service, Reasonable interest: rates.

Modern Bullding and Loan Association. 555 Main. MONEY TO LOAN Sce us for your real estate loans. Low Interest rates, Quick service. VALLEY FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN.

VICTOR C. GARMS. SEC'Y. 33. Insurance NOWLAN 127 Phone S.

6th. 1068. St. 34. Business Opportunities FOR SALE- Lunch room and service station, must sell quick, On high24, Rifle.

Call Grand Junction 847. RENTALS 36. Apartments -Furnished TWO room furnished apartment for adelts, 740 Main. CLEAN three rooms, adults. 407W, 624.

N. Fourth. FOR RENT- Four room furnished apartment $33 a month. Electric stove, nice furniture and good location, Ideal for two people, Apply at office. C.

D. COE AGENCY, Canon Block. FOUR rooms, modern front apartment. Ph. 1891, FURNISHED four room modern apartment $15.

Adults. 1141 White. FOR RENT- -Four room furnished apartment $35 a month. Electric stove, nice furniture and good 10- cation. Ideal for two people.

Apply at office. C. D. COE AGENCY, 47. Canon Block.

CLASSIF MISCELLANEOUS 71. Coal and Fuel WE guarantee Mt. Streeter coal to give satisfaction. Mt. Streeter Coal Co.

Pill, treated, your bin dustless with stoker Bear coal, Mine, Also, oil clean lump and nut. Jaros Coal Grain Co. Ph. 1. MT.

STREETER Peacock and Cres. cent coal, cedar kindling. H. H. Coal Yard.

Ph. 2162. CEDAR blocks or kindling. 300 Ibs, $1. Ross Kier, Ph.

1482J, GARFIELD coul, cedar kindling. blocks. Why pay more? 1158J. MeGINLEY lump and nut, and pea coal. Ph.

2116. LBS, cedar kindling or blocks, 250, delivered. Ph. 1957 W. BLUE Flame coal.

Call 1106R. GENUINE Gearhart coal. Ph. 8 a. m.

to 6 p. m. 72. Stoves -Furnaces Furnace Cleaning Expert services, Why delay? W. B.

JOHNSON SON 437 Colorado Phone 763 ELECTRIC Kelvinator cabinet range, Latest model, Perfect dition. Cheap, Ph. 1826, 77. Pets Dogs- -Cats FOR SALE -Exceptionally nice Toy Fox Terrier puppies, Ph. 041532.

83. Wall Paper-Papering 235 1e WALLPAPER SALE One roll at regular price, second roll 1c, all borders 1e per foot. FREMONT PAINT STORE Across From Kress' 84. Office Supplies radio, BE PROUD OF YOUR CHRISTMAS CARD SELECTION The Sentinel offers you the famous Hollywood line of greeting cards. Order then now for delivery later, Prices from $1.73 'up for 25 with your name printed.

Without name printed $1 per box of 20. Patronize your home town newspaper. 50. We will be glad to call show you our beautiful line of cards. No obligation, of course.

THE DAILY SENTINEL CHRISTMAS CARD DEPARTMENT 85. Typewriters FOR SALE- Underwood Noiseless portable typewriter. Excellent condition. Ph. 499W.

90. "Let's Swap" DO you own a piece of furniture, machinery, land, anything you have no need for? Someone else can 1180 It. And someone else has. something you want. Order a small ad under this classification and trade a useless piece for something you need.

Call 50 and ask fo: the adtaker. MANURE for sale or swap for pigs. hay, grain or corn. You haul it. See me afternoons at Howard Shults bog ranch on the Gunnison river, near dam.

W. Knogh. 91. Wanted to Buy WANTED- -Dead and crippled animals. Phone 359J.

Day or night. WANTED to buy worthless horses and Ph. 018R3. WANTED--Second. hand lumber afid corrigated roofing.

Ph. 051833. REAL ESTATE 92. Residential--City THREE BARGAINS NEW. well constructed, modern design.

ONE five room house. ONE six room house. ONE four-room house in construetion, almost fished. Will sacrifice price on these, houses. See the owner.

J. A. COMBS 1427 Chipeta Phone 1715W 98. Trade or Exchange FOR TRADE- good rental city properties, for ranch or Grand Junction property. E.

W. Dodge, 248 Main So. Twin Falls. Idaho, 103. Real Estate Dealers FOR TRADE- For 6-room suburban home, say acre, near Grand Junction, a good 10 acre farm and 6 room house N.

E. Clifton, $9,500 value. ON NORTH FIFTH--A well kept 8 room house, $5,000 value to trade in on an apartment house, or will 4cll. Landsdown, The Landman WANTED Listings on filling stations, small acreages on Redlands, 3 or room houses in Grand Junction. List now and get prompt action.

HOME LOAN INV. CO. 119 North Fifth St. Phone 175 104. Wanted to Buy N.

E. location. Will "trade 1938 WANT to buy 5 or 6-room house model car As down payment. Ph. 537.

PUBLIC NOTICE STATIONERY PROPOSALS Sealed proposals for supplying Mesa County, during the year 1939 with Wank books, printings office supplier, lithographing, will be received at the Office of the County Commissioners in Grand Junction, Colorado, up to and Including 2:00 o'clock D. Jan. 11th. 1939 and will then be opened. Said proposals are divided follows: 1.

Blank books. lithographing, legal blanks, etc. Stationery and printed forms. office supplies, Bids off ench separate proposal may be made and the Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Blank proposal forms may be obtained from the Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners and all bidders are requested to submit their bids on Raid forms.

By order of the Bond of County Commissioners of Mesa County, Colorado, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1938. H. GRADY PURTT.

1 12-9-30t Chairman, TOTAL ING DEC. 10.. WEEK LATION END- FOR 62,437 the 10 ft. of the 8 30. ft.

lows: of the Lot 10. 175 subdivided as 80 ft. of the 255. the $10.83: ft. of the W.

335 $0.18: the 80 10 ft. of the 18 the $5, 1 300 the 115 the 310 $.67 following: 470 ft: ft. ft. of the NE cor. of And Lot to the line of the Lot 10.

8. 217.5 to a pt to $124.94: the ft. of the following: Beg. and 82.5 ft. of the NE ft cor 10.

80 ft. 8 217.6 Let ft: of 217.5 the ft. to following: $59.26: the Beg. 310 ft. and 82.5 ft.

of cor. Lot 10, 8 217.5 NE 115 to $39.26. 917.5 ft. of the following: the 300 ft. and 82.5 ft.

at Beg pt. 8 of NE cor. of Lot 10, the 217.5 10 13.76 ft. 217.5 of to 137.5 ft. A of NE.

cor. of the following the Lot 71.25 300 300 ft. to beg. 11.23 I of the. NE cor.

of ft. Lot 10, 8 71.25 ft. 300 304 $139.84: the ft. of the beg ft. of the NE SW SE.

See. 143 $510.95: the 8 125. ft. of 11-18. ft.

of the NW SE the 145 11-18-1W. the SE ft See. the 145 ft. of the 1 ef NW SE SE. See.

of the the 8 125 ft. of the 143 of SE the 11-18-1W, the of NW Sec. $108.64. SE BLOCK KEITH'S ADD 16, 17, 32, $13.22: Lots Lots 9, 10. 11, 12, 13.

14, 18, 18 21. 24, 26, 98. 29. 30, W. 5 ft.

Lot 3 $2.64: 20 Ent 5 ft. Lot 5, $2.61. Lot 5. 1 Lot Lot $4.12, Lot 25, $8.81. $1.42: Let BLOCK KEITH'S ADD 1, 16.

17. 32. $13.22: Lots 2, 4: -Lot. 6. 7.

8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 19 20. 21, 22. 24, 25, 26. 29, 30, 34, $13.23. KEITH'S ADD Lots 1, 16, 17.

32, $13.22: Lots 4, 7, 8. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 24, 25, 26. 27. 18, 19. 29.

30, 31, $13.23. BLOCK NO. 20. MILLDALE- Lots 1, 2, 3, 5, 6. 7.

8, $41.01. BLOCK NO. 10. -Lot 22, $140.88, 30.7 ft. Lot MOBLEY'8 $76.79 50 ft.

Lot. 23, Lot Lot 25, $164.00: Lot $164.00: Lot 27, $93.59: W14 Lot 27. $70.45: 35.7 ft. of Lot $120:27: 25 ft. of 28, ft.

of Lot 29. of Lot 29. $97.24: 50 ft. of $110.43: 5.7 ft. of Lot 30, Lot 30, of Plank $9.96.

BLOCK NO. 12. MOBLEY'S- Lot and the 8 ft. of Lot 10, the 115 ft. of Lot 10, $140.89: Lots 11.

12. 13, 14. 16, $140.89: Lot 13. beg. at NW cor.

of Lot 16. Block 12. to $110.59. State of Colorado, County of Mesa, City of Grand Junction, s5. Virgil P.

Groves, President of the City Council, and Ex-Officia Mayor of the City off Grand June. tion, Colorado, do 'hereby certify that the above and foregoing Is the statement showing the whole cost of the improvements in Grand Junction Paving District No. 43, and includes interest to and includ. Ing. the 28th day of February, 1939, and apportioning the same upon each lot or tract of land or other real estate tto be assessed for the same, all in accordance with the terms and provisions.

of Ordinance No. 178, as amended. V. P. GROVES.

President of Council. Attest: HELEN C. TOMLINSON, City Clerk. 12-12-3t Uintah Hearing To Be Held A public utilities commission hearing on the railroad abandonment will be held in Grand Junction the week of Jan. 9, chamber of commerce officials here have been no.

tified by Olive E. Sweet of the I. C. C. Both Garfield and Mesa coumties will have representatives at the hearing, it was indicated.

The application for abandonment was filed several months ago by the Uintah company, operating between Mack, and Watson, Utah. Just Use Your Telephone-50. the most flexible of all mediums. Public Liability and P. D.

Insurance With "Farmers" (One of. Amerien's 20 stroDE companies) on ears costs 812 per annum. WHY any twice that for same, Identical coverage. The L. Yarnell Agency Ph.

1152 Office 450 Chipeta HIDES KRILLE-NICHOLS WOOL AND HIDE CO. Phone 374 W. 522 So. 5th St. Grand Junction, Colo.

Cured Ilides, All Weights 4c Salt Cured 30 Green Hides Dry Hides, All Bulls Dry Culls 3 1 Dry -Full Wool Dry Short Wool and Pieces. RAW FURS Coyote, North western $4.00 Coyote, Western Heavy $3.00 Coyote, Western Average $2.00 Muskrat, Large, Each Muskrat, Medium, Each 40c Muskrat, Small, Each Muskrat Kits, Each 10c ALL OTHER FURS AT VALUE PHONE 26 For Factory Trained Typewriter and Adding Machine SERVICE VR Sentinel-Richardson Office Supply Co. Daily Sentinel Building Harold Richardson, Mgr. Plan Wa 37. Apartments- Unfurnished RENTALS 3-ROOM unfurnished apartment.

Ground floor, private front and back entrance, garage, electric range and refrigerator. Rent reasonable, 634 N. Sth St. 38. Houses--Furnished COMFORTABLE, furnished 5-room home.

Bath. In good repair. 16 South Apple, Fruita. FORt RENT--Modern Home. 804 Teller.

41. Sleeping Rooms MODERN sleeping rooms, close 1 Gentleman preferred. 628 Colo. 42. Room and Board FOR two men.

Innerspring mattress. outside entrance. 534 White. MISCELLANEOUS 51. Miscellaneous We can recover your furniture and make it like new.

not have us do it before the holiday The Grand Mattress Co. Phone 1996W. SEVERAL, reconditioned steam TR diators at half price, 127 South Fourth. Wilson Harden, Plumbing. CHRISTMAS trees, all sizes 250 up.

618 Rood. Ph. 533W. We deliver. MUST sacrifice nearly new Dexter electric washer, 10-tube Deleo radio.

811 Ouray, Call after 6 p. JUST received, imported canaries, African love birds, parrots, cakes tame monkeys, peafowls, pheasants, wood and mandarin ducks, pea-. wood and Mandarin ducks. PeaRemember Olympic Game Farm, Grand Junction, Color, Cos BIG fine Christmas trees, priced right. Mesa County Auction House, 14t and Ouray, FOR SALE of mares, 1,300 pounds, one.

wagon, one 6-shovel cultivator: one -half mile south of Bridges Switch Store. Akers. FOR SALE- -Three pair of new lee skates, sizes 9, 10, Ph. 1342J. FOR SAL.E--Used electric train, track.

3 switches and er. Small pool table. Pair boys' shoe skates size 4. Call. Bill Nimmo.

Ph. 1192. FOR. SALE--Four 600x16 auto tires: and tubes good for 8.000 to 10,000 miles only $5 each. Schmidt lidwe.

Co. TOP OF COL-8 -SHOPPING GUIDE LET use do your Christmas gift wranning, plain, fancy, decorative Ph. 1369 W. YOUR best Christmas trees as usual 924 N. 7th.

J. G. Towns. BEAUTIFUL, Alpine, fur 324 and Main; spruce also opposite post office. BUY your Christmas trees at Onon': and save money, 1560 Chipeta.

52. Household Goods SEE US tor good used furniture. stoves and floor- coverings. -Economy Furniture Co. Second and Main Streets Phone 2289 Cedar Chests $16.95 and Up SIX- genuine direct and indireet floor lampa, $8.95 and up.

Ah. derson Furniture Co. 2nd and Colo. 53. Electrical Appliances FOR SALE -Electric washing machine, like 1160 Gunnison.

54. Radios and Supplies WE service all makes of radios. R. Victor tubes, Evans Hardware Co. 267 558 Main Street 55.

Musical Instruments APARTMENT, grand new. piano, Will sell original for $330. For interview call 499 W. KALAMAZOO guitar with case. Only used three months.

Cost $25. Sacrifice $16.. Ph. 537. 60.

Poultry and Eggs highest prices. Valley -Dressed turkeys paying Poultry Co. 140 West Main. Phone 430. 62.

Feed and Seed FOR SALE -Seventy tons. alfalfa, all cuttings. Thirty tons 'bean Ph. 0504R3 63. Farm Produce FANCY corn fed dressed hogs.

JohnSON Bishop. Ph. 0407R2. EXTRA good corn 80c hundred on the ear. Ph.

091832.: 64. Fruits and Vegetables 12 TONS Winesap apples, $23 ton. Ray Fiegel. Phone 0610 R3 POP CORN that pops. Foi tons.

R. P. McFarland. First Fruitridge, P. O.

Rox 328, Ph. 0731: 65. Livestock HIGHEST cash price for all livestock. Call Howard Shulta. WANTED Stock to feed or trade tractor for stock.

Ph. 051833. WILT. trade fat hog for hay. 646 Main street.

CASH for any livestock. Sale next Tuesday, Ph. 0312J3. Wm. R.

66. Auction Sales 15th at city limits, Collbran, closing -out sale for Morgan Hall, Forty head fine Holstein cattle, other livestock, household goods and farm machinery. Ph. 031333. Wm.

R. McKelvie. dies winter suits other winter RUMMAGE -Several good la- clothing at Hale's Auction Yards, Thursday, Dee. 13, 1:30 p. 68.

Automobile Trailers -FOR SAL steel Red Cap automobile trailer for tourists, campers, salesmen, farmers and general delivery service with brand new tires. be Lightweight, adapted easily handled. and can for almost any use. Sells new for $173. You can buy it for $75.

See this real buy. Call 26 or stop in at Sentinel- Richardson Office Supply Grand Junction, Colo. 71. Coal and Fuel Stove Canon Coal City Phone 482 237 South Avenue. Country delivers phone 015R2.

Also water hauling. AUTOMOTIVE 105. MOTORISTS' GUIDE 50c AND UP- TIRES OK Tire Shop, 628 Malh 106. USED CARS REPOSSESSED CARS We have late model repossessed cars at attractive prices. See us for terms CITIZENS FINANCE CO.

DECEMBER SPECIALS Buy With Both Sides of Your Dollar 1933 Dodge Pickup. New, paint. Pair tires. Clean inside $287.00 Before You Buy Any Car At Any Price, See The Western Slope AutoCo FORD-LINCOLN ZE ZEPHYR 202 Main Street Phone 590 THEY'RE BARGAINS 1936 touring sedan. $635.00 1929 Chevrolet sedan 85.00 1929 Nash sedan 37.50 1997 Chevrolet sedan 27.50 1935 Ford V-8 Tudor 7.60 1936 Chevrolet coupe 387.80 1937 Chevrolet town sedan 565.00 1934 Chevrolet pick up 187.50 1937 Plymouth coupe 565.00 1932 Chevrolet coach 195.00 1937 International pick 447.00 1997 Chevrolet truck and.

hydraulie dump body 675.00 1936 Ford V-8 coupe 427.00 EASY TERMA--TRADES CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO. Where Your Dollars Buy More 235 Main St. Phone 73 LATE MODEL CARS -1937- radio, Chrysler heater Royal Sedan, trunk, $695 Ford DeLuxe 2 Door Sedan, trunk, radio. South Wind heater $475 good tires, upholstery, paint Plymouth DeLuxe dr. sedan, clock, trunk Chevrolet 2 dr.

sedan, radio, $595 Nash, Touring Brougham, raheater, dual $595 Ply mouth DeLuxe 4 dr. radio, South Wind gas $645 -1936- new Plymouth tires, touring water brougham $450 Hudson touring sedan, dio, 124 H. P. ra: $495 hot Terraplane water heater sedan, radio, $425 Graham sedan, radio, water heater, super charger. hot $500 Coupe Terraplane $395 1935 Hudson 6 sedan $350 1934 Plymouth coupe $250 1934 Chrysler 4 dr.

sedan. 1933 Chevrolet Coach 1933 Plymouth sedan ----52 275 1932 Pontiac coupe 145 1931 Dodge, sedan 125 LAYCOCK MOTOR CO. Seventh and White Phone 1616 DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1937. Dodge 4-dr. tr.

sedan 1937 Plymouth deluxe coupe 1936 Dodge 4-dr. tr. sedan 1936 Plymouth deluxe 4-dr. tr. sedan 1935 Dodge sedan 1935 Plymouth deluxe 4-door tr.

sedan 1933 Dodge 4-dr. sedan 1933 Chevrolet coupe 1931 Plymouth coupe 1929 Ford Model A coupe Richard Warren Motor Co. 749. Main. Dodge-Plymouth Ph.

22 SPECIAL 1934 Studebaker. Coupe 1937 Coupe $595 1934 Plymouth Sedan $296 These cars are clean, completely reconditioned. Reduced Bluebook prices. Many others to choose from. HARRIS AUTO CO.

Father Coughlin's Views Not Church's Chicago, Dec. 13. (P) -George Cardinal Mundelein made it clear today that the Rev Charles E. Coughlin "has the right to express his personal views on current events, but he is not authorized to speak for the Catholic church." In a coast- to coast (NBC) broadcast yesterday Bishop Bernard J. Sheil, vicar general of the Chicago archdiocese, read in behalf of the cardinal.

At about the same time, Frank J. Hogan, Catholic president of the American Bar association, warned members of his faith in a radio address from Washington, to oppose all forms of racial and religintolerance. He said Pope Pius had denounced anti-Semitism as incompatible with Christianity, a NEWS MAN DIES Hayward, Dec. 13. (P) Funeral services were to be held here today for William Ross Coltier, 65, newspaper man and writer, who died Collier was a native of Central City, Denver, and worked on papers in Salt Lake City and San Francisco, Temperatures Weather Bureau.

Dee. 13. Temperatures and weather of last 24 hours. with state of weather at 7:30 a.m. PrecipitaStations Rich Tow tinn Weather Amarille 36 98 0 Cloudy Boise 34 16 Clear Denver 10 0 Clear Des.

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