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Show PROVO' :WTAH DAILY HEKALLV : TUESDAY, ' JtJNE 13, 199 PAGE SEVEN A X. F le !-. "J" 7! 1 SIS W BUG. v p 1L - .- - - . . f 1 WANT ADS PHONE 495 . . . V r. - . . - ' ' - ' ' " Want ads will appear on the Classified Ad Page if they are In the office before 'tVg a. m., after which they ' will appear in the column "Too Late For Classification." Classifica-tion." 'CI ' Want Ada will fee accepted until 1 p. . m., ; except on ' Saturday, when they will appear in , Sunday's issue tf ' phoned Into - thS office by -" 4 p. to. ,! Rates First and second day, each- . one; week, 40 cents" perJiine; two weeks, ,70, cents, per line; .one month $1.2u per , line, ',U . . Minimum charge 555 cents. Min'mura accepted 2 lines. All words must be fully spelled out and no abbrevia- tlons accepted. , . - Classified Ads, , Must Be Paid in Advance V- Legal Rate JO cents per'.llne per Insertion; In-sertion; 8pU-t;vX. ALL PURPOSE 3TR that mttfj thoustnds ef money 'Otc WOI1TH S20 to $3O0 you on't pay out penny I rn tJ H at hem or hM trawling, for Occident, picking up a cah baiqain, xtra shopping tnonay. a prolonged vUtt. to mt unxpctd mrqncy. or U trandd without funds. GOOD rOR $20 TO $300 HO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Proof against forsry nd lots , Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping ' ' 0ortisod therein PERSONAL Loans up to $300 "PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 8th Year in Prvo 2nd Floor Knight .Block Room No. 207; - Phone 2,10 Over Walgreen A. C. WICKMAN, Manager, i & llekt Barcalns In New and Used Furniture, New Congoleum rugs $3.95 to $4.95. Used Ice Boxes $2.50 tip All types of furniture bought, sold and exchanged at The General Shop, .159 No. Univ. Ave. Phone. 815W. Lawn I Mowers Sharpened by Machine. FOR REAL REAL ESTATE NEW Oldsmobile or late '38 BARGAINS RENTALS; Busl- Chevrolet, will sell at sacrifice, ness or Residence Insurance. consider trade of city lot ; Bonds or Notary Work- Phone 451K. J16 , See or Phone No, 4 i-TONv pick-up truck. $40. 229 . HEAL REALTY COMPANY North 5 East. )13 n 1939 NASH 4-door Sedan. low Provo's New Shopping Center mlleage. tig discount. 170 West See our windows for specials 2 fe j14 vein cai v linilFS HOAKIl AJVI RlMIM 2 GENTLEMEN, modern, private, BY owner 5 room modern home. near b. Y. U. 911 North 2 East. 1 acre land, close in, easy terms. ; jl6 Phone 762 J. Call at 599 North - - - University Avenue, Jlti BOARD and room $5 per week, .. . -. - also furnished apartment for ; rent 441 East 7 Nprth. Bar- i TRADES gain. 315 PINTO stallon for piano or 2 -FOR RENT vOunir cows 1318 West 6th imwwwiwwh'mm South ' v' J16 GOOD Pasture, phone-Ii03-W. jl9 '' . - mmmmmmr pig Quick Money for BUILDING, REMODELING, REPAIRS 3 For Any Sound Easy, Rent-like We Arrange vu v m '- Come In for Free Consi 598 South University Avenue 1 . Phone 20 "HELPFUL SERVICE Best Bargains of iho --(?. $ '.WEEK -' v, l(r . ADDING MACHINE ICE CREAM ' ' . : ADDING machine." Used only 2 FOR party, family dinner. Chase's months. Was$ 125 Now $S5. ice cream cake rolls 35c." Bon-Provo Bon-Provo Typewriter Service, 141 1 nett-Vacher Co. 402 West.Cen-North West.Cen-North University. , ter. CLEANING FOR JUNE BRIDES SPECIAL cash and carry prices. THE BUY of the week is Morton's v Men's suits and topcoats, 69c. Jewelers $50 diamond set. Ladies', dresses and coats, 69c. nfTTCTr cnxiftT . Men's hats, 49c. Provo Cleaners, J1UMU ailUiiii 77 North 1 West. ' ' T " - ' - - ' ' , PIANO uid accordlan, 2 courses P AQflT IMP . fr 1.' Provo high. S. W. Wii: - : uAauuni llams: 'Starts . June :- 5.. . Phone . . ." . 940-R.' 3 Bast. 3 South. FOR equality, .prices on gas or - coal call or see; Hill Brothers, 1VOOTI CJAWTNYi 12 North 1 East. Phone 1012. WUUU r " ' - - '' : -" WOOD sawing, $1.25 per, cord. SAND -GRAVEL-4"" Also wood for sale. Phone 1362. CRUSHED, eraded. was In-I PASTURE LAND tst?nJLur y,UrCIete 93C OR COWS, horses. Can take! person delivered. Als6. two con- smaU dair herd; phone 1169.w, crete mixers for rent. Provo . - i Sand and Gravel Co. Phone 343. , ; . BERRY STORAGE - I PHOTO FINISH COLD pack your berriesrBent to- - dividual lockers. -Utah Ice . ; ROLL film finished 35cJ Snapshots -Storagejgo. , 6 months u 2e5aSt2CentSPtd Art Sh0P' ' A & W, ROOT BEER , NOW on tap. Drive In for a de- " nrtrt in ico - liclous mug of A, &,.W. 120 BED BUpS outh University. ; : - EXTERMINATION without fumi- "AUTO ACCESSORIES gatlon. Results guaranteed. Call , .., Jensen at 154 West 4 North. COMPLETE spring and glass - ".v . 1 service. Ahlander Mfg. ', Co. 476 DELIVERY and MOVING uto University. Phone 100. ; GROCERY deliveries at lO a. ra. "TJUYTSELET or TRXDE , a.nd4 p. m. 10c. City Delivery ' TTransfer. Phone 1515. . FRESH cows. Wanted heifer , "" . ' , 11 s calves. ' Jersey, Guernsey bull COLORCRETERS service.' Phone 657J. 765 West 5 , , , . 'North. CALL us for colorcretlng, paint- ; '.' :. ' ',, ;-'r ' - 1 , : ing, kalsomining. Phone 1515. AUTO TIRES - RADIOS SCREENS, CABINET 3 t'gooSH? 50 a ,:': : a 5.25-18, 50 cents to $1.50. 3 FOR quality screens and cabinet, j5v50-21, $1 to $2.50, 2 good used I work, phone 543-W. Dave Wil- auto radios. Easy terms. Mor-1 liams: V rlson Auto Supply, HOMESFARMS tUld Business Propertyl ' SEE ' Willard L. Sowards 39 West Second North St, PHONE 1099 FQJLSALE CARS Build) iff Purpose Monti y Payments All Details ultation AUSCELLANKOUS 3 PEOPLE to ride to Los Angeles, leaving Thursday afternoon. Call 1208. . ijl3 1 PERSON to ride leaving. Thursday. to Denver, Call 1118-j. J13 TANDEM bicycle frame, or ahy old type, bicycle. See Oscar Carlson Sporting Goods Co. 112 North University. jl5 PERMANENT WAVING HAVE your next-permanent atj3 Provo's first permanent wave shoppe. Experience assures satisfaction. sat-isfaction. Anderberg Beauty Shoppe, 143 South, 3 East. Phone 689. ', y tJ jyl WORK WANTED HOME cooking, nice rooms gentlemen. gentle-men. 955 North ., University, . Phone 458. j3 I BASEMENT digging with .team f and equipment. Phone 010R4J25 FOR RENT Unfurnished 3 ROOM modern apartment; garage, gar-age, small family, 610 West 1 South. jll 3 ROOM mpdern basement apart-ment. apart-ment. J44 West 3 South. jl8 NEW 3 room modern apartment, , electrically equipped. 655 North 1 East. jl8 ELECTRICALLY equipped apartment, apart-ment, cool, well lighted. Gray Realty, J18 NEW 4 room modern basement apartment. 506' South 3 East. . . . , jl8 OR furnished, strictly modern; 3 room apartment. 181 East 5 , North. Phone 1429. " . . J16 OR furnished 2 room apartment, also board and room. 681 North 1' West . . j!4 PARTLY furnished 3 room apart- . ment. couple, 170 West 2 South, FOR SALE Miscellaneous" HIGH grade flute, good condition. Phone 365J. 80S Milton avenue. V V ' r v J16 ONE or. 2 practically new electric ranges. Phojae-557. . ,313 PRACTICALLY hew , all, enamel G.' E. -electric range. Terms. 265 : East 4 South 319 SEWING machines bargains, reconditioned, re-conditioned, 6,75 to $14.50, Eliz. Souter shop. ,453 ,West Center. Phone 18. , . r 315 TOMATO, late cabfljage and pepper pep-per plants. Phone 159. 467 South 6 West. 314 VVANTED Some Uuyer With Foresight AVill Act Promptly When He ps tlie Iloim Listed Eelow: 5 Kni Mod. Home, coopt tarn, H ac. ground $2100 G Jim. Mod. Home and two 3- room mod. homes, rented; good investment ...... $4200 4 Km. Mod. Brick, new .$3100 7 Urn. Mod. Brkk, H.A. heat; lit basement, 4x12 rds ground all imprvs. paid ..-..$4200 See PHOWS & HAWS REALTY REAL-TY COMPANY, C3 No. Univ. Ave., Provo, Utah. Phone 456. FOR RENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNISEHED, bargain, 3 room modern apartment with wash, room," also 3 upstairs rooms. Can be sub-rented, cheap .244 North 3 West. J19 MODERN apartment, adults 241 East 4 North. J15 S ROOM apartment, newly fur-- fur-- nished, private bath, 167 North x 4 East, Phone 363-R. Ny , J13 MODERN . 3 , room apartment, couple. 170 West 2 South. jl6 9 ROOM apartment at Elizabeth apartments. 107 East 1 South. Jl 3 ROOM modern apartment. 227 , ;East. 3 North, Phone X363J. J14 OR unfurnished apartment. Phone 195W. Bullock Billiards, -190 West Center. . . , - J14 A; MODERN, tool, 2 room apartment, apart-ment, ground floor. Phone 352R. jig 5 ROOM modem home. 745 North 2nd East. jl4 4 OR 2 room modern apartment, adults preferred. 850 West 2 South. Phone 96W. jl8 MODERN apartments, - pay by . week, gas, lights, etc. 566 West 3rd South. jl8 3 ROOM mpdern apartment. 460 West 3 South. jl6 2 ROOM modern apartment, week days, after 4 p. m. 431 West Center. jl4 MODERN home with piano. 563 East 3 North. jl3 2 ROOM light housekeeping apartment, apart-ment, adults. Call 18 North 1 West. .. ' jl6 OR unfurnished, 3 rooms, kitch-enette. kitch-enette. Phone. 1159. 15a outl 1 West J16J 3 ROOM modern apartment. 43a East 5 North. J13 3 ROOM apartment, elderly couple preferred. 56 South. 2 West; jl6 APARTMENTS, $10 and $25, gas lights paid. 591 North 3 East. Phone 460 J. J16 4 ROOM apartment, electric range and refrigerator, hot water. wa-ter. 270 East 2 South. J16 jROOMS, new gas stove and re frlgerator. 415 South Univer sity Avenue. . , , r J16 3 ; ROOM .modern,, apartment, couple. 72 West 9 North. Phone 1341. Automatic hot water. J16 NICE, modern apartment. 470 North 1st East. v J16 4 ROOM 'modern apartment. In quire 60 East 4North, between l and 5:30 p. m. ' J16 3 ROOM modern apartment, will take part work on rent. Phone 1305W., ; ji6 JONES' new apartments. 270 North 1 East. Phone 1525J. jylO COOL rooms, private 'bath. 381 -East Center. Phone 42.- jl6 3 AND 2 room modern apartments. apart-ments. 488 North 5 East. . .. J13 2 MODERN . rooms. 425 East 1st North. - ji6 ROOM for lady, kitchen .privileges 416 North University Avenue 3 ROOM moderhpartnienV. 457 East 5 . Norths ; jl5 2 RdOM modern apartment. 138 East .. 1 South. - - . ; jis STARTUP'S apartments, coolest, popular prices, 67 North 1 West V J21 COOL sleeping or study rooms, shower .and bath. Close' in. Breakfast If desired., 115 East 2 North. Phone 840. : , 1 313 COMFORTABLE sleepin board if . desired, girls or wo C a wuij men. 81 North 4 , East. Phone 1235. ; 313 TWO large modern , basement rooms, adults. North 328 West 3rd 313 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MAN to service and handle route of legal Vending machines lo-' lo-' cally. No selling. Spare time. $25 weekly. $2G0 cash required. Fully secured. Write Guaranteed Products Sales So. 1336 Roose velt Avenue, Salt Lake City. 314 GOOD BUYS Buy Now! Four Koosa Ikick with 4 Room Basement Apartment. Two sets plumbing; extra good close-in location. lo-cation. The best buy In Orem $2250 $250 down. Five Kcom Brlcls New roof, new paint full basement good lot : Real value at $2450. txA Acres Ideal Pleasant View Lo cation Good modern home and outbuildings good bearings orchard. orch-ard. Some grapes and berries beautiful shade, chrubs, flowers. Priced for quick sale must have $2000 down. , , Choice Building Lots, any part of City; Farms and Stock Ranches. Some good trades , See Us About Your Real Estate " - - H v " Needs v , DixonReal Estate Co 236 WEST CENTER 3T. Phone 75 or 1421-J ; : BY UNITED PRESS ; Douglas '" Fairbanks, Jr., suggested sug-gested that 1940 presidential candidates can-didates present themselves to the public through the" movies. His play was for all-president-asplrers to have feature-length biographical biographi-cal films made, and get such actors ac-tors . as Paul Muni and' Spencer Tracy to act the candidates' roles. He said the plan would- save money, dramatize the - issues better, bet-ter, and would prevent elections being won Simply by oratorical skill. - : t 1 ' , Richard Carlson, movie actor, and Minerva : Mayfield were married mar-ried at Las .Vegas, Nev. ' X rrrrt: ; The Rev. R. Anderson Jardine, English r minister - who brought down upon himself the disapproval disapprov-al of church superiors by marrying marry-ing the Duke of Windsor and the former Wallis Simpson, admitted his financial , circumstances were such that Jhe would accept a movie job if it were offered him. t . Old timers in the movie industry indus-try and a scattering of others attended at-tended the funeral services, for Owen Moore, 53, former husband of Mary Pickford, who died last Friday. . t 1 ; Sari Maritza, mdvie actress, was divorced from Producer Sam Katz. She is to t. receive $25,000 Hollywood Toddy &na $1.40O a ntn--asni5ng-ahet30S000' ,n APrii e. Social Waia cir,ri ' Security toard reported. .This is remains , single. - : i Margaret Lockwood, British actress, has been signed to a long- term contract by Paramount. Johnny Murke,. who for five years has been turning out songs for Bing Crosby, was married at Tijuana, Mexico, to Bessie Pat terson, 21, whom he met three years ago after she had won a movie promotional contest. Lutheran Film To Be ShowhlFree The romance of 100 years of Lutheranism .will be i.told in the moving picture film, "The Call of the!'Cross,'rat the Women's clubhouse, club-house, - University . . avenue and Third . North,' Tuesday' night at 8:30 o'clock. -Z. The public is Invited In-vited to attend. There will be ho admission charge... ? ' - The picture tells the story of the . Saxon Immigration .100, years ago caused by the liberal and ra tionalistic attitude of the Saxon state church .on fundamental doc trinal truths, following through the , development ' . through ' the years to the present Synod. " " State Briefs MAYFIELD C. 1 R- Christensen, 67, of Manti,- Sanpete, county deputy assessor, was found hang left fmm' o raftpi in n ,harn At his home here late Saturday. Ed! jreterson,. aanpeie . couniy sneriit, i estimated Christensen had, toeen dead about 10 hours. He had formerly for-merly . lived in ' Mayfield many years. ' - NEPHI- Forty rose growers of Nephi entered: 166 exhibits in the .annual rose show here Saturday afternoon' and , evening. Prizes for the best displays were donated by the Commercial bank. ( EPHRAIM Sixteen . men now making a soil survey and land classification that will come under the proposed project to br."ij irrigation ir-rigation water to the Great oasin from the Colorado river toas'.n, will make . their headquarters here for the next few months. ". T-: : - MONTANAN " DUOWNED - DEWEY, Mont., June 13 (U.P) Eric Frederickson, 33, of Anaconda, Ana-conda, jwas drowned and . Pauline Brady, 23-year-old Anaconda woman wo-man escaped with slight injuries yesterday when the car in which they were riding plunged into the Big Hole river. . Frederickson Was pinned in the machine when it skidded in loose gravel and plunged into the river. Miss Brady managed to get out of the car and reach the bank. Admiral Leahy May Be Next Secretary of .Navy hi 'SI i IS Washington rumors point to Admiral William D. Leahy, retiring . secretary of navy, succeeding ailing Claude A. Swanson. Candid' camera photos of .Admiral Leahy, above, were takeA during recent testimony before Washington committee. : a 1 -'" .---- : , r. : Around the With the WITH UNITED PRESS MEXICO CITY, June 13 U.E) Francisco Sarabia, Mexico's flying fly-ing hero, killed in an airplane crash at " Washington, was buried bur-ied yesterday after impressive funeral ceremoniesT - It was estimated esti-mated that - 100.000 persons hatched the procession to Dolores Dol-ores cemetery. WASHINGTON,: June 13 (U.R Secretary of Commerce; Harry I Hopkins announced today that the national income in-come in 1938 was $61,000,- 000,000, which Is- 11 per cent x below the recovery vhlgh I 1937 and , $16,000,000,000 . short f President ".Roosevelt's, ".Roose-velt's, goal. . PARIS, June 13 UJ!) Bobby Riggs of Chicago and Elwood Cooke of Portland, Ore., today gained the semi-finals of the French hard courts tennis championships. cham-pionships. Riggs defeated Marcel Mar-cel Combermarle of France and Cooke defeated John Kukuljevic of Yugoslavia!. s WASinNGTON, June 13 (UJR) Earnirigs of persons employed on federad work programs and pub lic assistance to otners totaiea nnnroximatelv three per" cent be low the $318,206,000 paid out in March PARIS, June IS (U.R A daring' thief stole one of the most valuable . paintings - irt the Lcuvre museum today, while the galleries were oc- -'. - Games On S 'f 1 Scrumptious Rita Hayworth, talented daughter of the famous fa-mous dancing Cansinos, inherited in-herited her parents' dramatic talent. She carries on the family tradition as a. blossczn-irur blossczn-irur movie Queen. World United cupied by the (usual daytime sfjjhtseers. The painting - Is , Watt eau's I "L'Indif ferent,r nominally valued at 4,000,-" 4,000,-" r 000 francs ($106,050), but actually of con si derably greater valued" " ' ' ..NEW. YORK,.june IS U.R Attendance at the World's fair fell ' off sharply yesterday after the reception. : given. V to King George and .Queen Elizabeth Saturday. Sat-urday. -For Ihe second successive Sunday, attendance jeii neiow I Ilia Ofkfl frm w a rt n n imrllll v' low I UIU A. J V . VliU . . m.. . J . - " ! figure in the ? ej eyes of fair of- ficials. ODDITIES IN THE NEWS I ' PARIS A football team composed com-posed of -insane men today defeated defeat-ed a sane team 4-2 at Bilbao, LSp'aln;::;'-thej newspaper L'lntran- sigeant reported. The game was staged by medical specialists .to prove that the insane, are capable of sports activities : the same as normal persons. ' ' . " OAKLAND, CaLVThe'state today to-day filed suit against 30-sacks of sugar ahd five cakes of yeast. : r- By naming the sugar and yeast as defendants, the' state hopes to discover its owner. If its owner is found; 'he will.be charged with posessslon of a 150-gallon still which' blew up near . Hayward a month'ago. ; Bodies Recovered -. GREAT FALLS, .Mont, June 13 0J.R)-The -Missouri river today had given up Hhe body of Marie Mik-kelsen, Mik-kelsen, : 16, who with , a ' young mani'; companion drowned more than a week ago. . - . - Miss I ; Mikkelsen's Cody - was found yesterday -about four miles below the spot where that of Alex Tcmaski, 20-year-old University of, Southern California student and a' resident of Sand Coulee, was found.: iTomaski's body was recovered last Monday, the - dav after the couple :: drowned. ; A- party searching- along the banks of the river m - a motors boat- found the body ui. me gin. . - - STRIKE FAILS TO CLOSE AUTO PLANTS FLINT, Mich, : June 13 0J.E A strike, called by Homer . Martin's United Automobile Workers union AFL) at three plants of General Motors Corporation, failed to close the . factories today. . . An hour after scheduled starting time at 7 o'clock all three plants were . operating . at near-normal manned by workers who are members mem-bers of the UAW-CIO, and who went to their . jobs through the AFL picket lines. ' The late ; Dr. Ernest Wilson, traveling in 1910, found the regal re-gal 'lily, growing in the Hupeh section of ; western . China.. Bulb3 of .the plant were- carried on men s , backs . to the river, where they were . placd on' boats and eventually were . shipped to America Am-erica -v; . .. ' v" G A J I OIJ AS 3 I 7 Inc." PROVO 191 South University Avenue - - Phone 133 SPRINGVILLE 283 South Slain Street - - Phone 2S1 We Are Now Offering: THE BEST USED CAR VALUES! ;: f y O Today's Special STAKE BODY TRUCK Heavy Duty 32x6-10 Tires . . . . 40 OTHER VALUES Refugee, 12, ) Starts' Own Newspaper " WHITE PLAINS, . N. Y. (AW) WTestchester county's newest newspaper Is The Star, printed on a mimeograph by a ' J2-year-old German refugee who has been in this country two years. . . ' The lad, wrth his parents and a, 14-year-old sister, came here , when Nazis forced closure of the family's German business. The . young newshawk is both editor and advertising manager. " Ilia sister aids. The paper, thows a profit , . . . ' . - Doard Inspects Training AMERICAN' FORKThe Utah State Training school board of trustees Saturday inspected farms . and other -properties cf the institution following a b ri e f meeting :- at which monthlv reports re-ports "were read "and "expenditures approved. ? -t . : . The board approved purchase of a tractor; and mower providing sufficient money la available from the .general operating fund at the end, of thlssicnniuca. I Cons i d e r i n g possibility of bringing part of . a 200-acre tract bf waste ; land along the American Ameri-can Fork creek bed under cultivation,- the board J decided the land would ".13 of morej value to the ; school ; if. planted in forage grass and used as a pasture. At present about 20 acres have been cultivated . and another 20 acres planted to pasture grass. Purchase of a new truck, for arm . ise and another , mo projection machine were approved' approv-ed' ..by the trustees. The . board also i authorized an expenditure of -$500 "for purchase of blooded Holstein ? cows. . - ' 4, . " " ' ' "' 'V , v Probate arid : Guardianship Noticci Consult County Cle.1t or Vie j. JCei-ftIvo Signem for Iirtn-er Iirtn-er lnforniatlon.:V , , : , . ; f. ; NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of John IV Johnson, otherwise other-wise known as j. P. Johnson,, deceased. de-ceased. ' ;' - . , Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned. at the Law Office of Maurice Harding, 232 West Center Street, Provo, Utah, on or before Aug. 14, 939. : :" i ; ' EDNA L JOHNSON; . Administratrix. Publication dates, June 43, 20, 27, July 3, 1939. J ' ' "' :"' NOTICE - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Public Service Commission Commis-sion of Utah has issued its tentative tenta-tive order requiring the closing of the grade ""crossing on the Salt Lake and Utah Railroad Company tracks at McBeth, approximately two miles " northeast of Spanish Ford, Utah, at Pole Number 57-1 6. Tr Unless-protest Is filed with the Commission by some properly interested in-terested party on or before June 20, 1939, said order will automatically, automatic-ally, become of full force and ef- feet' June 30. 19S9." ' TO CHOOSE FROM! |