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PAGE FIFTEEN An Easy Way to Make Money: Raise Baby Chicks! Read Your Classified Page TWIN FALLS NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1941. E. E. French, and Mrs. Anna Kap- Life's Like That By Neher SEEDS AND PLANTS SOIL AND FERTILIZER Additional Society WANT TO MAKE MONEY? WANT AD RATES Publication to both the NEWS AND TIMES Based on Cost-Per-Word 1 Hay 5c per word 3 days per word per day 6 days 3c per word per day A minimum of ten words Is required In any one classified ad.

These rates Include the combined circulations of the News and the Times. Terms for all classified ads CASH COMPLETE COVERAGE AT ONE COST IN TWIN PALLS PHONE 32 or 38 FOR ADTAKER IN JEROME Leave Ads at Root Beer Stand DEADLINES For insertion In the News 6 p.m. For Insertion In the Times 11 a. m. This paper subscribes to the code of ethics of the Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers and reserves the right to edit or reject any classified advertising "Blind Ads" carrytng a News Times box number are strictly confidential and no Information can be given In regard to the advertiser.

Errors should be reported 'immediately. No allowance will be made for more than one Incorrect Insertion. RAISE BABY CHICKS Lots of people we know are making a nice living raising baby chicks we have listed in our classified columns some reputable dealers you might care to consult. Look under the heading "Baby Chicks" In Your Classified Page FARMS AND ACREAGES FOR RENT KEEP good soils good. Garden Aid for lawns, shrubbery, flowers, gardens.

Soil Aid for all crops. Free soil analysis. Victor Distributors. 348 South Truck Lane. Phone 549.

HAY, GRAIN, FEED SEVENTEEN ton good first cutting hay. First house east cemetery. PASTURE for sheep, horses, cattle, now. Mary Alice Park, 0286-J1. FOR SALE Hay and potatoes, carrots and artichokes.

Phone 0197-J4 MOLASSES MIXING and FEED GRINDING MORELAND MILLING SERVICE Ph 218. Filer Ph. caUs off grinding CUSTOM GRINDING 1-3 ton 8c cwt; over 3 7c. Hay chopping Knife Machine Floyd Miller Filer, Ph. 72J3 Calls off grinding LIVESTOCK FOR SALE FULL blooded Poland China gilts ready for breeding.

Phone 0282-R2. 400 EWES, mostly lambed. 3 west, south Burley. Phone 0195-J2. GUERNSEY cow, about to freshen.

2Vj south, 2 west South Park. Phone 0297-J2. 15 HEAD good work horses. A few matched teams left. Hughes and Smith, back of Hollenbeck Sales.

TEN to fifteen head good work horses. A few matched teams. McVeys. 130 HEAD ewes and lambs, cheap. Also 37 calves, all sizes.

Jack at Eden. Phone 11. BABY CHICKS 1 LOT started Leghorn cockerels. A bargain. Sunnychix Hatchery.

Phone 203, Filer. WHITE Leghorn, straight run, $8. Custom hatch, 2c egg. Nob Hill Hatchery, 4 west Buhl, Route 3. 300-EGG R.OP.

sired Hanson Leg horns, 13c; Registered mating Leghorns, R.I. Reds, N.H. Reds, Barred Rocks, White Rocks, Buff Orpingtons, 9Vc. Llvability guaranteed. Special clean-up sale each Tuesday and Saturday, cockerels, 3c.

We take furniture and grain in exchange. 500 heavy chicks to place on shares. Hayes Hi-Grade Hatchery. LIVESTOCK POULTRY WANTED HIGHEST prices paid for your fat chickens and turkeys. Independent Meat Company.

WANTED TO BUY GUNS We'll pay cash or trade for your guns. 248 Main south. SPOT cash paid for used furniture. Moon's Paint and Furniture Store DIAMONDS We'll pay cash for your diamonds. Box 4, care News Times.

BATTERIES, cotton rags, iron and mixed metal See Idaho Junk House. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE VERY good saddle for sale for $25. Inquire Evergreen Lodge. USED set child's lawn swings and teeter-totter. Suitable for small school.

Krengel's Hardware. filer Legion Units Observe Anniversary FILER, March 27 Thirty-five people attended the Legion and auxiliary anniversary party at the high school gymnasium last Monday evening, given to celebrate the twen ty-second birthday of the American Legion organization. Awards were given to the three winners of essays on Americanism, and essays were read by the winners. First prize was awarded to Clarence Showers, second prize to Marie Reichert and Beatrice Thomas received third award. Mrs.

Karleen Davis presented the Thespian club hi a play entitled "Coming Round the Mountain." Fol lowing the program, a decorated birthday cake was cut and served. During the evening, pinochle was played with high score prizes going to Mrs. Earl Moreland and Henry Jasper and Mr. Moreland and Don Spencer won door prizes. Friendship Sewinq Club Of Hansen Names Staff HANSEN, March 27 Mrs.

Mable Arment was elected president of the Friendship Sewing club at the all day meeting held last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Carr Wiseman of Jerome, former member. Mrs. Mildred Mushlltz was named vice-president, and Mrs. Ralph Sim mons.

secretary-treasurer. Sixteen members attended the meeting and two guests, Mrs. Grace Mausinger and Mrs. Fadora Brown, were also present. A 1 clock pot luck luncheon was served.

Mrs. Arment received both prizes during the contest games arranged by Mrs. Mushlitz. Hansen Band Mothers Increase Suit Fund HANSEN, March 27 Hansen Band Mothers' Booster club increased their fund for purchase of band uniforms for the school music group by twenty-five dollars last Friday evening, when they enter tained at a benefit card party. Prizes, which haj been contri buted by various members, went to K.

H. Blevins. Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Miss Lena Bohrn, Mrs. W.

McMas-ter, Galen McMaster, Edsel Hale and Scott McMaster. At the young people's section prizes went to Frances Sharp, Lean-na Sharp, Deward Blevins and Truman Bailey. Following refreshments, a tuber, culosis film was shown under the di rection of. H. J.

Doering, superin-tendent. State Representative Addresses GOP Women GOODING, March 27 Gi ding County Women's Republican club met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. D. Jackson in Wendell.

There were thirty present, with nine from Gooding. Mrs. Philip Kennicott, of Hagerman, presided at the business session. Mrs. Jackson, program chairman, opened the program with the pledge of allegiance to the flag led by Mrs.

Hazel McCoy of Gooding, followed by group singing of "God Bless America," with Mrs. Jackson at the piano. Roll call was answered with current events. Mrs. Jackson introduced Dr.

S. W. Ritchie, state representative, who talked on legislative action of the last session; he also explained the Gooding hospital bill. Dr. Ritchie answered questions concerning methods of carrying on the business in the legislature.

Dr. Ritchie also said that when the balance of the 1940 taxes are paid the "so-called deficit" will be cleared and there will be a balance in the treasury for the last term. Hostesses were Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. pell, all of Wendell.

The next meeting will be held in Gooding the fourth Monday in April. Seventieth Anniversary Feted by Gooding Group GOODING, March 27 Baptist auxiliary members met at the church last Wednesday for a mis- sionary program commemorating the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the Foreign Missionary -society of the Baptist church. Program arrangements were In charge of Mrs. Leslie Chehey. A missionary hymn was sung by the group, followed by brief talks By Mrs.

Earl Smith and Mrs. Lloyd Snively, outlining the seventy years of activities of the organization. Feature of the program was a candle lighting service in observance of the nniversary. Devotions were led by Mrs. Lyle LeRette.

who read the article by Alexis Carrel, "Prayer Is Power." Mrs. Lola Price presided at the busl-ness session. It was reported that a new plaster board ceiling had been installed in the church kitchen as a project of the auxiliary. Donah ue-Condit Rites Revealed at Hagerman HAGERMAN, March 26 Miss Edna Condit, daughter of J. W.

Con- dit of Hagerman, and John Don-: ahue of Santa Ynez, were" married In Reno, March 21, and came here last Saturday to' spend a week vesiting relatives and friends. They plan to return Friday to Santa Ynez, where Mr. Donahue is employed on a cattle ranch, and where they will make their home. Mrs. Donahue was a member or the Hagerman class of 1938 and has been attending school at Santa Barbara college.

Businessmen Vote Club Project Aid JEROME, March 27 In partnership with 4-H club boys, fourteen business and professional men of this community will enter the hog raising business, as a result of decision readied by the Chamber of Commerce at a recent meeting. Af- ter hearing discussions of the proposed program by W. E. Jellison, Chamber of Commerce representative on the 4-H club council, and by the county extension agent, members of the chamber keen interest in the project. The project will operate by the men advancing funds to purchase feeder pigs, which will be fed by the 4-H club members.

Upon sale of the fat hogs, the sponsor will receive his original investment while the boy will receive the feed costs. thing over these two items will be divided equally between the boy feeding the pigs and the 4-H club council. Funds going to the council will be used for leaders' expenses, judging team trips to livestock shows, entries in district contests and other miscellaneous expenses. District Scouters Attend Carey Meet CAREY, March 27 The district Boy Scout organization held a meet- ing preceded by a dinner, at the James Turnbull ranch near Carey last Wednesday evening. Those attending were W.

G. Swim and Gordon A. Day of Twin Falls; Harold Nelson, E. G. Foster, Harold Smith, and Charles Dougherty of Hailey: Lester Larson and Del Simms of Bellevue; W.

L. Adamson, John Burkhart, James Turnbull, Wayne York, Wilford Patterson and R. E. Adamson of Carey. Wilford Patterson, who has been Scoutmaster the past winter, left for Chicago the day after the meeting and his place will be filled by John Burkhart.

The Carey Inter-Nos club served the dinner and turned the proceeds-back into the Scout funds. A KIDDIE FROCK OR SUN-DRESS PATTERN 4721 2 "There goes Mr. Young for dear that means it's time cleaning." MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE BEAUTY shop, good equipment. Sacrificing. 143 West Addison.

Phone 1094-J. AUTO glass, canvas, canvas repairing. Thometz Top and Body Works TRADE in your old lawnmower now at Gambles. New mowers at $4.89 and up. Let us give you an offer.

STEEL posts. Wood pipe culvert Tents, tarps, quilts. 1 combination safe cheap. Idaho Junk House. EVERYTHING for Sale.

Large and small showcases, furniture, stoves. Red's Trading Post, 215 Shoshone South. NEW and used wool bags and fleece ties. Also blacksmith iron, pulleys, etc. L.

L. Langdon, 160 Fourth Avenue West. Phone 1562. ONE Seeger Refrigerator Co. two keg beer unit complete, real bargain; also one new, never used, Electrolux cleaner.

S. W. Miller, Oakley, Idaho. FREE $1.25 spout can with five gallons oil at regular prices. Lim itedone deal per person this montn only.

Patronage refunds accrue to non-members as well as members. Co-op Oil at Flier, Buhl, Twin Falls. HOME FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES BATHTUBS, lavatories, medicine cabinets, water softeners and plumbing supplies of all kinds. Krengel's Hardware. ATTENTION HOME OWNERS WE now have complete stock Acme quality wallpaper, paints, varn ishes and calcimine.

C. W. M. Co. Money to Loan $25 to $1,000 ON YOUR CAR UP TO 18 MONTHS TO REPAY Contracts refinanced private sales financed cash advanced Consumers Credit Pompany (Owned by Pacific Finance) 226 MAIN AVE.

NORTH AUTO LOANS Refinance your present contract- reduce payments cash advanced WESTERN FINANCE CO. Next to Fidelity Bank Osteopathic Physician Dr. E. J. Miller, 412 Main N.

Ph. 1977 Painting and Decorating Lee Burks Phone 1426-J. Plumbing and Heating Abbott Plumbing Co. Ph. 95-W Twin Falls Plumbing, Phone 423.

New location, 126 3rd Avenue North. Radio Repairing Bob GaskilL, 136 Main N. Ph. 616-J POWELL Radio, 152 2nd Avenue Speedometer Service SCULLY'S 230 2nd E. Ph.

3121 Typewriters Sales, rentals and service. Phone 90, Upholstering Repairing, refinishing. Cress te Bru- ley Furn. 130 2nd St E. Ph.

655, Water Systems Business and Professional DIRECTORY his first game of the year, to start our srrin2 house- HOME FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES STUDIO couch, Wilton rugs, Havil- land dishes, chairs. 636 Main north. NORGE refrigerator, electric stove, bedroom suite, day bed. A-l con dition. 159 Ninth East.

WALNUT dining set, kitchen stove, Maytag washer, bedroom suite, '37 De Soto sedan. 181 Addison ave nue. RADIO AND MUSIC GOOD used piano priced for quick TJ.1 xutuxu. AUTOS FOR SALE $665 buys a '39 Pontiac Sedan. Good shape.

Low mileage, good rubber Ned De Groff Pontiac Company. TRUCKS AND TRAILERS TWO trailer houses, will sell or rent. Built-ins. Phone 1632. HOUSE TRAILER, 17 stream lined, sleep 4, bargain.

211 Locust. COVERED wagon de luxe trailer house 7x18 ft. Phone 838. AUTO PARTS TIRES GOODRICH tires, batteries, acces sories. Motorola Auto and portable radios.

Make your own terms. Auto Service Center. 144 Second Btreet East. JEROME Parents of Twins Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Cole are the parents of twins, a son and a daughter, born to them Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. Vivian Suiter. Daughter Visits Betty Carlton, Bruneau teacher, is a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carlton, Eldorado Heights district, this week.

Lodge Anniversary Members of the Jerome Syringa Rebekah lodge, at their Monday evening meeting, made tentative plans to celebrate the one hundred and twenty-fifth birthday anniversary of the I. O. O. F. lodge April 28.

Time Tables Schedule of passeng-r trains and motor buaea passim through Twin Falls. UNION PACIFIC, TWIN VALLa BRANCH (DAILY) No. 829 arrives 8:00 m. lata .8:46 a. m.

No. 668 leaves It lib p. m. Eiatbound No. 684 leaves 8:00 p.

No. 32 leaves 7:00 p. SHOSHONE CONNECTIONS Portland Rom, eastbound. leaves Shoshone p. m.

Portland Rose, westbound, leaves Shoshone p. m. WELLS BRANCH (Dally Except Sunday) Sooth bound No. 839 leave :15 p. Northbound No.

40 arrives 2:00 p. m. UNION PACIFIC STAGES Eaitbonnd Arrives a. m. Leaves a.

m. Arrives 4:06 p. m. Leaves 4 :20 p. Arrives (Boies Local) 9:16 p.

Arrives 1:05 a m. Leaves 1:10 a. m. Stales arriving at 10:46 a. ra.

and p. m. are via Jerome. Wendell and Good-Ins 4 :06 p. m.

and others via Buhl and H-german. Westbound Arrives Leaves Arrives 4:66 a. m. 6:05 a. m.

8:05 p. n. 8:20 p. 6:46 P. n.

11 :00 p. ra. Leaves Leaves (Boise Local) Arrives Leaves 11 P. Stages arriving at 4 :66 a. m.

and 8 ra. and Boise local leaving at 6:46 p. ra. ars via Jerome. Wendell and Gooding others vis Buhl and Hagerman.

OTHER STA(JE LINES TWIN FALLSSUN VALLEY Ts 8uu Valley Leaves HiOO a. ra Leaves 4:16 p. From Son Valley Arrives 10:80 a. ra. Arrives 4:80 p.

ra. TWIN FALLS WELLS To Wells Leaves 11100 From Wells Arrives :4 p. ra. TWIN FALLS RUPERT Ts Rupert, Barley, etc Leaves Twin Falls 7 :00 p. ra Arrives Rupert 8:36 p.

ra Prom Rupert. Burley, etc Leaves Rupert :00 a. Arrives Twin Falls 10 -M a. ra CLOSING TIME FOR HAIL DISPATCHES Train No. 129 (Weat) Train No.

668 (West) Train No. 604 (East) Train No. 838 (East) 8:80 ,12:10 18:60 BllO P. ra p. ra.

p. OB. Stage ts Wells 9:30 :20 Stage to Filer and Buhl Stag to Jerome ana Wendell. 4 140 Stage to Blue, then east ano weat on mainline trains 10 :80 8 ACRES to rent for crop rent. Close in.

Inquire Evergreen Lodge. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NICE home with income. Bargain price! 127 Ninth North 1175-W. ACRE tract, good location for building. City water and sewage available.

Phone 0485-J2. APARTMENT 15 rooms, furnished, excellent location. $2000.00 cash. 908 Locust, Buhl. APARTMENT house, furnished.

Good income. Fine location. 222 Fifth Avenue East. A FEW choice residence lots left In Davidson division. Inquire Davidson Grocery.

SUMMER cabin near Easley Hot Springs, 16 miles above Ketchum. Convenient swimming, fishing, skiing, indoor well water, fireplace, beautiful location. Inquire News-' Times. FARM IMPLEMENTS FARMALL F30 on rubber. Theon Zahn, 3 south, 1 west Jerome.

Phone 010-F2. BEAN cultivator and cutter, two-way plow, hay rack and wagon. Good condition. Phone 2342. 1940 MODEL Allis-Chalmers tractor, plows, spud, beet tools.

Terms. Walter Starr, Route 1, Phone 0493-R2. 15 H.P. Gen. Elec.

farm mower. 1 W.C. Model Allis-Chalmers tractor, new model, on rubber. 1 No. 70 Oliver tractor, reconditioned, on rubber.

1 10 ft. recond. Moline grain drill. 1 3-row Krengel corrugator. 1 2-row Krengel corrugator.

2 2-row Oliver potato planters. 2 1-row Oliver potato planters. 1 Oliver 4-row and drill. 1 McCormick-Deering and will 1 John Deere and drill. 1 Moline and drill.

MOUNTAIN STATES IMPLEMENT COMPANY SEEDS AND PLANTS CERTIFIED Federation seed wheat. Art Johnson. Phone 241-J14, Filer. LIMITED supply of Red potato seed, Zeller, 5 miles south, 'a east, south of Wendell. BULK garden seeds, seed spuds, Bermuda onion plants.

Public Market, Blue Lakes north. CERTIFIED Victor Rurals, Russets 60c. Write Curtis Holland, Rig- by, Idaho. ONION seed. Blue Tag certified rus sets; Nebraska Blue Tag certified Bliss Triumphs, also uncertified.

Phone 437. STATE tested alfalfa seed, absolute' ly free of noxious weeds. Gray Brothers, Independent Warehouse, 340 SACKS good, clean Bliss Tri umph seed potatoes, one year from certification. Growers' Market, 664 Mam South. REAL dry farm certified Blue Tag Russets and Bliss Trinmnhs grown on dry land by Walter -ergman, box 65, Ashton, Idaho, Phone 010-J2.

WHITE Onion Seed. Riverside strain test 96 germination. In stock at county agent's office and my residence, tsuru. rnoe Z4-W. E.V Molander.

SEED POTATOES EARLY BLISS TRIUMPHS COBBLERS and RUSSETS Blue Tag and Non-certified All fancy stock GLOBE SEED FEED CO. on Truck Lane YELLOW and white Aggler Musser Riverside sweet Spanish onion seed. Also red globe Oregon Dan-ver and Southport white globe. Marcus A. Pomeroy, 432 Shoshone Street West Phone 2208.

GOOD THINGS TO EAT APPLES Cheap, bushel or truck-load. 3 east, 1 north, Buhl. Koll-meyer ranch. SPECIAL NOTICES PLEASE ask for Buell Warner-Jenkins new and used cars. KILL rock chucks.

Permission granted to responsible people on application. Mary Alice Park. TRAVEL RESORTS RIDES, passengers Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Chicago, others. Share expenses. Travel Bureau, 517 Fouth East 1986.

SCHOOLS AND TRAINING STENOGRAPHERS, bookkeepers, accountants needed in business and government. Enroll now! Twin Falls Business University. AIRCRAFT opportunities Train in Los Angeles In center of activity with Western Aircraft Engineers. Short, intensive, low cost plan. Interested men given free qualifica tion test.

Write or call Room 34, Caledonia Hotel, Twin Falls. BEAUTY SHOPS CONTINUING permanent wave specials featuring two for one. Dickard Beauty Shop. Phone 1471. MARCILLE'S permanent specials March, April.

Evenings by appoint ment. Phone 382. $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 permanents, half price. Idaho Barber and Beauty Shop. Phone 424.

EASTER Special All better priced oil waves half price. Mrs. Neeley Beauty Shop, 230 Main North. Phone 355-R. SITUATIONS WANTED MARRIED, experienced farm hand wants work.

John Neyman, Buhl, Idaho. HELP WANTED WOMEN WANTED: Girl or woman for gen eral housework. Apply 143 Ash, HELP WANTED MEN WANTED Experienced man to work on ranch. Phone Filer 59-J9. SALESMEN for subscription work.

Good pay. See Mr. Korab, Pratt's Cabins. Evenings. MAN to irrigate, mornings and eve nings.

Mary Alice Park. Phone 0286-J1. HELP WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TEACHERS PUBLISHERS of the World Book Encyclopedia are now doing best business in history of the corpora tion. Excellent opoprtunlty is offered to teachers for pleasant and profitable work during summer vacation months. New sales plan and completely new edition.

Guaranteed income. Write to The Quarrie Corporation, University National Bank Building, Seattle, Washington, for complete details, FURNISHED APARTMENTS GROUND floor two rooms. Lawn, shade, lvi miles out. 0381-J3. TWO rooms, reasonable.

619 Second Avenue North. 1495-J evenings, Sunday. TWO room modern apartment. Pri vate entrance. 329 Fifth Avenue north.

MODERN three rooms and bath. Stoker heat. Garage. Rione 0280-R5. FURNISHED apartments.

Justa-mere Inn. Phone 456. Oasis Home Phone 87L LARGE front room upstairs. Lights, water furnished. $9.00.

Phone 1484-J. SMALL apartment, close in, $18.00. Inquire 1409 Ninth East Phone 2273. FURNISHED basement apartment. Private entrance.

Adults. 255 Fourth Avenue East. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS MODERN 3 room apartment. Private entrance. Close in.

Phone 131. TWO or three rooms. Private bath, entrance. 321 Second North. VACANCY I Desirable apartment.

Phone 1217, Reed apartments. 833 Shoshone north. ROOM AND BOARD NICELY furnished rooms, board if desired. 661 Second avenue north. LARGE room for two.

Exceptional meals. 312 Seventh avenue north. NICELY furnished rooms and good meals. 120 Sixth avenue north. EXCELLENT meals, air-conditioned rooms.

Priced right. 137 Fourth Avenue north. FURNISHED ROOMS FRONT room adjoining bath. Also garage. 236 Seventh Avenue East.

PRIVATE bath, private entrance. Close in. Phone 2034 or 448. SLEEPING room, stoker heat, 411 Third avenue west. Phone 1525.

UNFURNISHED ROOMS TWO large rooms, water, lights paid. Private entrance. 353 Van Buren. UNFURNISHED HOUSES TWO large rooms, almost new, $10 month. Inquire 220 Ramage.

3 ROOM modern, $25.00 monthly. Phone 95-W. 238 Blue Lakes. THREE rooms and bath. Close in.

Phone 328 or 97. FURNISHED HOUSES $10.50 one room house, shade, lawn. Water free. Phone 1883-W. 1 Two room cabin, $18.00 month.

234 Fourth Avenue West. ONE and two rooms. Lights, water, showers. 221 West Addison. THREE room house with nice garden.

Adults only. Phone 713-J. MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT BY LEASE Good business location, 160 Main North. Reasonable. Phone 873.

REAL ESTATE LOANS FARM and city loans. See Peavey-Taber company. Low rates. FARM and city loans. Northern Life Insurance Company Fred Bates, Phone 1279.

REFINANCE your present loan save money. Law interest long terms. National Farm Loan Office. Twin Fall. HOMES FOR SALE 3 ROOM modern, stucco type.

238 Blue Lakes. Phone 95-W. NICE six-room modern home, hardwood floors, fireplace, shade, shrubbery. K. L.

Jenkins. NEW 4 rooms. Hardwood floors, built-in fixtures. Davidson Grocery. NEW 5-room, Pierce street.

Finished basement, stoker, insulation. 75-foot corner lot. Phone 1326-W. SEVEN" cabins Shree doubles, four singles. Double construction.

Must be moved. Selling sacrifice. Jack's, Eden. Phone 11. FARMS AND ACREAGES FOR SALE GOOD 80 near Klmberly, $140 per acre.

Swim Investment Co. 1500 acre ranch in Blaine county. Water and range rights. Box 49, News-Times. ACREAGE with modern home.

Would consider livestock and machinery as part payment. 551 Make This Model at Home Twin Falls News Pattern Baths and Massages Sta-Well. 535 Main W. Phone 155. Bicycle Sales and Service BLASIUS CYCLERY.

PH. 181 Chiropractors Dr. Wyatt, 151 3rd Ave. N. Ph.

1377 Coal and Wood PHONE 3 -for Aberdeen coal, moving and transfer. McCoy Coal Transfer. Cold Storage Lockers Porcelain with quick freeze, cutting and wrapping service. Vogel's. Floor Sanding Fred Pfeifle.

733 Locust. Ph. 1906-J. Insurance For Fire and Casualty Insurance, Surety and Fidelity Bonds, see Swim Investment Co. Baugh Bldg.

Job Printing QUALITY JOB PRINTING Letterheads Mail Pieces Business Cards Folders Stationery TIMES and NEWS COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPT. Key Shops Schade Key Shop 126 2nd Street South. Back of Idaho Dept. Store. Money to Loan FARM and City loans.

4. Prompt action. Swim Inv. Ph. 561.

NEED CASH? See Towan CASH CREDIT COMPANY Pons. 1-2 Burkholder Bldg. Ph. 778 Quick, convenient home, business loans. J.

E. White, 139 Main E. C. JONES for LOANS on HOMES Room Bank Trust Bldg. PHONE 2041 A small girl is more active than ever during the out-in-the-sun-' months she needs 'plenty of wardrobe variety! This smart Anne Pattern, 4721, includes a whols wardrobeful of gay, crisp changes.

First, youH make a pretty little frock with perky puffed sleeves. The front yoke is of self -fabric or con--, trast. perhaps ruffle-edged. Anoth- er style shows a pinafore, made by just omitting the sleeves and yoke--" cutting the back neckline low, and adding perky pinafore ruffling. A third version is a sun-dress, made similarly to the pinafore, but with the sides omitted.

Follow the Sewing Instructor for quick results. Pattern 4721 Is available in children's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10. Size 8. dress, takes 1 yards 35-inch fabric -and yard contrast; pinafore, 1 yards 35-inch fabric and 14 yard contrast ruffles. Send FIFTEEN CfcNTS (15c) tn coins for this Anne Adams pattern.

Write plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER. The NEW 1941 PATTERN BOOK by ANNE ADAMS is finished! So let Mr. Mailman bring the world of. fashion' to your doorstep! This colorful book brims over with easy-to-stitch outfits for every age; every hour. It shows distinctive designs in suits.

ensem'-s, sportswear, afternoon and evening frocks and home styles. It brings news of fabrics and accessories. A valuable book to keep at home for easy reference, and its low cost is FIFTEEN CE.vT81 PATTERN. FIFTEEN QUALITY ALFALFA CLOVER and GRASS SEED Noxious weed free NEW LOW PRICES! Compare our quality and INTERMOUNTAIN SEED AND FUEL COMPANY TOGETHER, TWENTI-FIVE CENTS. Send your order to The Twin Fall News.

Pattern Denartment. Twin Fajls, Idaho. Floyd Lilly Ph. 2020 314 Sho. E..