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Show PAGE SEVEN ' 9 Lad's Find Shows Drake Visited San Francisco Bay PRQVQ (UTAH V EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1087" For WANT ADS PHONE 495 Want ads will appear on the Classified Ad Page If they are" in the office before 9 a. m., after which they will appear in the column "Too Late for Classification." Classifica-tion." Want Ads will be accepted until 1 p. m., except on Saturday, when they will appear ap-pear in Sunday's issue if phoned into the office by 4 p. m. Rates First and second insertion, per line 10 cents; three days, 2.rj cents per line; one week, 40 cents per line; two week.s, 70 cents per line; one month, $1.20 per line. (Minimum charge, 25 cents.) Count five words to line. Minimum accepted, 2 lines. Double price will be charged if payment is delayed delay-ed or collector must call. Legal Rate per 10 cents per line sertion, 8 pt. type. in- Single IaA Sale! Enough buyers - can buy right -one lot, east or west front Land plotted for your, inspection. I'ni-versity I'ni-versity Avenue location. Phone 1099 WIL.LA KD L. SOW A KIS A un y Attractive Buys! Fine Well-Built Brlek Home with .' Apartments: h w heat, good (lose-in location. A nap ;it $4000. Good terms. A Very Fine 6 Koum House, full basement; good location on paved St.. for $4700. terms. 7 Room New Brick Home, double plumbing, full basement; good location. $3300. terms. Nice 4 lioom Mod. Frame House, full basement; good location -$2300, terms. 5 Koom Brick, good location on paved St., for $2000, good terms Many Splendid Bargains in Farms ( BEST BARGAINS in New and Used -Furniture. New Bed complete com-plete $16.50. Used beds complete $9.50. Used ice boxes $2.50 up. New heavy weight linoleum. We take old lawnmowers in on new ones. We buy and exchange used furniture at the General Shop. Phone 915-W. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS DUMP bed. cheap. Phone 549J. 865 North 7th East. al4 BICYCLE, good cond. Reasonable. 582 North 1st East. a!4 2 LOTS, terms 2nd North. or cash. 808 W. a!2 CLIMBING roses Dahlia bulbs, i'h. South f3th West. and choice (177 VV. 467 a!6 COWS. Inquire 1443 West 6th So. Phone 029R2. al6 COAL prices going up. Buy now. Moneyback guarantee. Right Weigh Coal Co. Phone 525. alG I'RAC. new coal innge $22.50; oak dre.ssers $7.50; good coal ranges $6 up. Furniture of all kinds. Temis bargains. 317 W. Center. al3 FOLK 2 yr. old registered Herri, Her-ri, i it bulls. S. H Belmont, I'h. 296. a!4 JERSEY cow. of Edgemont Earl Olaen. Blast Daiiy, Rt. 3. al3 LITTLE pigs and manure, cheap. 995 East Center. al3 THE Provo Nurseries excell in strong, healthy plants for your home grounds. Phone 161W, or dnve m at 710 So 3id W. B. H. Bower. Prop. a 19 CHOICE Blis. tatoes. Ph. Johnson. Triumph seed po-4H2. po-4H2. L. lawrence al2 MATTRESSES Renovated, covered, cov-ered, made same as new, $4.50 regardless of present cond. Converted Con-verted into a springfill, $9.50. Feather mattresses, pillows made. We call for and deliver. Overman's Mattress Co. Ph. 050R2. Located 1 mi. north of Provo on hiway 9i. m4 USED Lumber. West. 158 South First al2 5 R. Mod. Brick, new, full basement, base-ment, h.a. heat, garage, now ir. good condition. 5 R. mod. brick h.w. heat, garage. Ranches, equipt, trade for Farm Utah Co. or S. L. Co. See us for Fire Insurance, the best. Prows 6 Haws, 53 N. U. Ave. Ph. 456 FOR SALE CARS WILLYS Knignt sedan. Ex. cond. Will sacrifice. 410 N. Univ. al3 FOR RENT--UNFURNISHED ONE 4 rm. and one 5 rm. mod. house. Call 407 So. 3 W. or 171 N. 6th W. Provo. Ph. 71W. Pleasant Grove. a 13 3 RM. mod. apt. Also sale. 247 W. 3rd So. guitar foi al.3 '30 CHRYSLER light 6 sedan Motor A-l, good paint, newjthe rural rehabilitation division tires. Priced low. See Leo Steel at garage H. S. mi. So. Lincoln al4 3 RM. mod. apt. Heat and h. w. Adults. 150 No. 1 East. alH 2 RM. apt. 1800 West 6th South. Inquire within. al3 1936 FORD V-8 Tudor. Terms. Washburn Service. Orem. al3 DODGE -4 truck. Good running condition. 554 E. 1st So. al2 WHEN you buy an auto, ask youi dealer about the $5.00 down 20-month 20-month payment plan of the Persons' Per-sons' Finahce Co. 207 Knight Block. Phone 210. tl PLUMBING SERVICE OR Dependable plumbing and service call Gilbert Field 520. tf 238 Resettlement Loans Made Here Loans totaling . $104,834.07, numbering 238 were made in Utah county by the Resettlement Administration Ad-ministration down to February 28, 1937, according to information received re-ceived by Allen T. Sanford, state director, National Emergency Council, from C. O. Stott, head of In Utah $1,781,928.98 has been advanced to rehabilitate 3121 clients cli-ents who were of former relief status. Repayments to date were fisted at $326,162.49 or approximately approxi-mately 18 per cent. A total of $428,056.72 was loaned loan-ed to Utahns under the Utah Rural Rehabilitation corporation organized under the Emergency Relief Administration and now being be-ing liquidated by the Resettlement Resettle-ment Administration, of which $326,162.49 has been repaid. i BOARD AND ROOM 3 RM. steam reaLd apts. Ph. 1551. Mr. apt. Levin Virk. a!7 LARGE furn. bedroom, board. 161 E. 1st So. SALE or RENT! University Avenue cottage. Up-to-date. Pretty yard. Five light rooms 1st floor; full basement of rooms. Close to B. Y. U. Phone 1099 Agency - " if iiMmj S . also al2 WILLARD L. SOWAKDS 'While eareles&f tossing rocks down a; hillstde near' San Quentin. on San Frawcisco Bay, Beryle Shlnn (left), youw OcJcland salesman, picked up an old bit of metal he thought he might use on his car. He cleaned it up. to find it was a crudely engraved placque, declaring Sir Francis Drake, British explorer, visited the area in 1579, called it "Nova Albion" and took possession for Queen Elizabeth Dr. Herbert Bolton, professor of American history at University of Calilornia, shown also looking at the placque, declares this is unquestionably the -plate of brass" Drake s chroniclers told of his planting, and ex plodes an old theory that Drake missed the Golden Gats In a heavy fog, and careened his ship, the Golden Hinde, at Drake's Bay, further up the coast. Shinn received ouuu tor his discovery, which had it been made even 80 years ago, would have completely changed uc Uonally of the Far West. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By MARTIN ALFALFA seed. Will Child, 1K9 No. 3 East. Spnngville. al8 Dixon Real Estate Co. rtt 230 hose, any Texaco Sta- West ( enter St. Phone 7f j Uon oppoHlte Roberts Hotel. a30 PAINTING - PAPERC LftANINti RED per King laspbeny plants. $5 1(00. 459 N 1st West, a 12 PAINTINC paper cleaning and kalsominmg. Call 025113. Woi k GLADIOLUS, all colors and types. .-?u?-rfP-f: i Be-sl 1 ut i'lWPI'S. 1- bulbs 25c .T.?U I doz. W. Reed Nuttall. Ph. PIANO LESSONS 012R3. maylS PIANO and Harmony. John Bown. ! CHOICF: Rhode Island Red set-Studio set-Studio 189 N. 3 V. Residence 1 ting eggs. Walter Bigler, Ph. 576 E. 4th So. tf j 040R1. al6 WANTED "it) BUY f'EDAR I'osts. Phone 34. Spear Lumber Co a 13 sTOVES ana turn. 1 pc full. Highest cash price. 237W. r. -s. LOTS plowed, trash hauled. Call 025R3. a!4 FOR RENT FURNISHED or bouse- tf INSTRUCTION "UNCLE SAM" 1937 JOBS. Men-women. Men-women. $12G0-$2100 first year. Try next Provo examinations. Samplf- coaching and list jobs --FREE. --FREE. Appiv todav. Trovo Herald. Box 134 9F. a 14 FOR SALE OK LEASE SHARES water in canal. Rhone 1219J Mm lock alt; LOST LADY'S bmwn leather purse. lac-d on sides and handle, con-taming con-taming $3 and driver's license Return to police Station. Re- waid. a 14 r HELP W ;ANTED MAE BOYS WANTED Ages 12 to 15 ! pleasant, educational W': k .it"t-i noons and Saturtlays ! ;.ay. Aply by letter to J T i mi.' Herald. al2 MECHANIC Must qualify to ap- pi ii.-e u.sed cars and take complete com-plete h-iii'f for reconditioning W"ik. $15o salary per- month. Vnte Herald Box M. al3 '36 OI.DS touring sedan. Radio, heat'-r Will take small car in tr.idr Ph. s.14 or 1019. ' al3 Bun FldehtV Your Bonds! and Deposit Company Phone 1099 WILL A III) I.. SOWAKDS Agency in . . mod. apt. Elec. stove. Close Inq. 164 E. 3rd So., upstairs. East aide. NEWLY dec. mod. single apt. Adults. 270 N. H. lower 1525J. mlO KXCKP. tine tin. for 2 ov 4 men. Both tub and shower baths. 172 South 2nd East. al3 SLEEPING rm.. vate entrance. 1133J. nicely 4 20 E. NICE clean 3 rr.v. apt. New paint. New rugs. 5G So. 2nd WesL al4 FRONT rm. 1st. floor, clean, for couple. Phone 306 W. INEXPENSIVE 3 rm. mod. 195 E. 6th N. Ph. 140SR. f i n -a 13 apt al2 VACANCY-at the Elizabeth Apts. 107 E. 1st So. a22 5 RM. mod. brick home, furnace, garage, 2 rd. lot. I'h. 763. S3 N. 2nd East. a 16 6 RM. mod. brick home. 143 So. 3 W. Inq. 707 E. 3rd North. al3 4 RM. home. Crage. acre Flowing well. 701 So. 3 W. a20 BIG HOME VALUE! Cost $7000, Reports Owner. Six rooms 1st floor. - rooms basement. base-ment. Close to school. Center location. lo-cation. All now for S3675. Including Includ-ing large lot. Phone 1099. WILLARD L. SOWARDS Ajrenr BUILD KEMODEL REPAIR Ityder the F. H. A. AT THE. tAtC rVPWA.1-OOTt rVPWA.1-OOTt NUM9tO "TWE. 30tN fHO CCEPTtO f OWE. pfcWUV VAAVT CAiObVW ? WCKVJfVu TO TV: COMCaT 1 ' ' 1 MM VSWOWi GOT AHt CfcT . eoT SOV III GOT OOT' AO V ZfcV AT THt OTVfe.Q. 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