August 9, 1949 (8 pages)

Page Six NEVADA CITY NUGGET Tuesday, August 9, 1949 © _ SP BOB FALKENBURG. WERE A LITTLE WEARY OF TENNIS AFTER WINNING THE 1949 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP. IT TOOK THEM 135 GAMES TO BEAT."PANCHO'GONZALES AND HUGH STEWART. THE SCORES WERE 36-34, 3-6, 4-6, 6-4, 19-17, AND THE MATCH TOOK FIVE HOURS TO PLAY! RISC 1 LE SE DEE itstioner s MILE RUNNERS CAN DO THEMILE” IN CLOSE TO 4 MINUTES. GREAT 'HEEL AND TOE"WALKERS COVER A THAT DISTANCE IN ABOUT G/ PAHE NATIONAL LEAGUE HAS OFFICIALLY BANNED THE PLAYING TOO MUCH OF A POKE AT THE UMPIRES. —— SPORTLIGHT Cards, Dodgers 5 hagas NATIONAL LEAGUE is a baseball circuit where practically all the pennant playing lately has been by the Cardinals and the Dodgers. Once in a rare while some interloper, such as the Braves of 1948, breaks into the picture. But for the greater part of the time it is the Cardinals and the Dodgers rolling together down the stretch. Once they get into the world series the Cagdinals are a far different team. The Cards have won a flock of such postseason pastorals while the Dodgers have yet to come safely through. But they can stir up a lot of dust trying. i In the last eight = years only the Cubs rantland Rice and Braves have each slipped through once, probably when the Cardinals and Dodgers were not looking. Now we get the same story in the steamy year of 1949. The Braves and Phillies may be rated a chance, hut the bet is that either Dodgers or Cardinals will take over the August and September stretch. Last spring it looked as if the National League would have much the better race. Now with the Athletics and the Red Sox still busy, with Cleveland’s Indians beginning to act in a hostile manner again, the A.L. race may be much the better show. It is about time the other six clubs in the National picked up more steam. The crash of the. Pirates was a heavy disappointment, as much of a jolt as the downfall of the Red Sox was up through July Fourth. The main idea seems to be that anything can still happen in baseball. —o— “Don’t Play Out A Nine” Apparently a number of golfers are getting much slower than they were some time ago. Just as we were trying to work up a message, the following arrived from F.A.W., an eminent golfer and also a hot rooter for Michigan’s football team against all comers. This seems to cover’ the field completely— “People love golf and I love peoBy GRANTLAND RICE ple, and so today’s remarks are Rule the Roost addressed to the genial host of high handicap golfers, God bless ’em; without them there would be no lush green fairways, bordered with sky blue lakes and stately pine trees; no healthful and beautiful outdoors brought to your doorstep. They are the majority. “Frequently they, or rather you, play with low handicappers, business associates and other. friends, and suffer mental anguish because you know they would prefer playing with better golfers. You are definitely right, but for an entirely different reason than you think. Seventy and low 80 shooters do not mind if you carve out a neat 105, but when you bother their game by not observing the simplest rules, they feel like crowning you with a niblick—and you do not always observe them. “A good golfer only wants to be permitted to play his own game, undisturbed. Here are a few suggestions: (1). “Do not delay the game. This is the most common fault, and this alone is enough to ruin the concentration of other members of your foursome. (a) “Be in a position te play when it comes your turn. (b) “Do not take a lot of practice strokes; preferably none. (c) “Do not painstakingly play out a nine or other high score when you are completely out of the contest. Pick up. Others want to get on with the game. (d) ‘Do not ask everyone in your foursome what club to use. (2). “Be quiet, motionless and look at the player addressing the ball until he has played. (3). ‘‘Many duffers cuss out their own mistakes, loud, long and_= continuously. Don’t do it. Others are trying to concentrate on their own game.”’ oO Joe Surprises There have been a flock of great ballplayers around New York and Brooklyn in the last two days, Their tongues, as usual, were busy. The first topic was Joe DiMaggio and his spectacular return to his best form with no cherreoe ‘> get in top shape. It seems he did. By Tom Grecory iF YOU INSTALL A SINK STRAINER IN THE BOTTOM OF A WHEELBARROW THAT IS USED FOR CARRYING VEGETABLES, YOU CAN WASH THE PRODUCE RIGHT IN THE WHEELBARROW WITH A HOSE, THE STRAINER ALLOWING THE WATER TO RUN THROUGH THE BOTTOM. DOES YOUR DOG ATTACH TO. ONE CAUSED WHEELBARROW STUNT ONE WAY TO PREVENT DOGS FROM CHASING CARS IS TO LEGS. THE BALL tWILL PREVENT THE DOG FROM RUNNING FAST SERIOUS ACCIDENTS HAVE BEEN SINK STRAINER be HANDLE A SMALL. RUBBER BALL OF THE ROG’/S FRONT BY DOGS CHASING CARS. Duckological Doings There’s good news from Canada where Ducks Unlimited reports “me waterfowl breeding season is progressing favorably in all parts of the range. Rains have alleviated the drought threat over most of the southern prairies removing the danger of any wholesale loss of broods through drying up of sloughs and potholes. > Brood counts, for instance, indicate a better-than-average number of Pintails. If the second half of the breeding season which ends August 15 continues to develop favorably, a successful season is assured. 4 @ \ wawitoee / KATCHEWAR . / Substantial increases in the Mallard breeding stock have been reported in all three provinces while the number of Pintails seems: on the rise in Manitoba and Alberta with no change in Saskatchewan. Canvasbacks increased in Manitoba but decreased in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Increases in Canada Geese are recorded in Manitoba and Alberta but have decreased in Saskatchewan. That’s the way the fall hunting geason on ducks is shaping up right now. In the main, it looks good. Happy hunting. aR AOA Good News Here’s good news for the fly fisherman: The Shakespeare company’s famous glass fly rod—the Wonderod—is now to be made in two new models at a retail price reduction which will put these ultra-desirable. rods within the reach of many more American anglers. The new models. will be ~made up in 7-foot, 9-inch, and _ §8-foot, 6-inch lengths—and@ the big news is that they will retail for only $45. Prior to Shakespeare’s decision to make these glass rods available to more anglers, it took $60 to purchase a Wonderod. Shakespeare pledges the new rods will have the same fine action of their expensive companion models, with the only difference being in the finish, handle and put up. The Wonderod has proved to be all the manufacturers have claimed for it, and any angler who owns one will always describe it as_ his favorite rod. Until one has cast with the feather-light Wonderod, its wonderful action cannot be appreciated, for it is difficult to put into words just what responsive resiliency, power and delight in use are embodied in its construction. Despite its lightness, its remarkable power makes it more than a match for all that Mr. Fish can dish out. AANA Propagating “Tigers” Here’s a sight to gladden sportsmen’s eyes as hatchery men start removing muskies from trap nets on spawning grounds just north of Peterboro, Ontario. Here, Henry Jackson, manager of Ontario’s muskellunge hatchery at Deer Lake, sizc. up a 20-pounder before stripping its spawn. It’s attention to such conservation needs as this which keeps Canada as one of the few remaining topflight fishing areas. AA A Takes From Maine A farm pond built for .$90 already has produced at least three broods of ducklings at Richmond, Me. Here’s an inexpensive way to keep the hunting seasons of the future on the productive side of the ledger . . Nature continues to be the effective hunter: lightning is. reported to have killed two bucks which were standing under a struck pine tree at Newcastle, Me. The bolt split the deer’s backs and shattered their antlers, CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. MOTEL—Always full, 42 units, $120,000. Finest location. Want smaller property. 1450 S. First, San Jose. AUTO motel, 14 units, 2 bedroom home. Good income., Priced right. Owner. Box 28, Rt 2, Reno, Nev. GROC. nr. Modesto. Right for eple. or 2 part. Approx. $9000. Ph. Modesto 90 R 11. Pp. O. Box 262, Ceres, Calif. MOTEL—Always full. 42 units. $120,000. Finest loc. Want smaller prop. 1450 S. First, San Jose, Calif. GROC. STORE, Serv. Sta., Soda Fountain. In Oregon. 700 ft. on Crater Lake Hwy. 4% A., sell or trade for Bar Sacramento north. Route 1, Box 158, Eagle Point, Ore. HOT SPOT. New stores next to theater, rent reasonable; fast growing town; good for many businesses: BACCIARINI, P. O. Box 326, Salida, California. Phone Modesto 125J12. John and Ethel’s Cafe. Log cabin style. Knotty Pine finished. Seats 58. Gas cooking. Music, Pinball. Long lease. Liv. qrts. Infor. John F. Smith, Box 170, Condon, Oregon, You'll have to HURRY! AUTO MOTEL, 12 units, 2 yrs. old. 9 rm. home. 3007 Redwood Hwy. nr. mouth , Klamath River. Salmon, steelhead fishing. Ex. inc. Pr. $49,500. Bank terms. Box 112, Klamath, Calif. TAVERN Cardroom. Seats 16 Booths, Bar seat 13. Walkin. Slot machines. Tavern 28x 80. No competition. Rich farming dist. Price $21,500. Terms. Write T. A. Barnes, P. O. Box 465, Elgin, Oregon. HURRY! i2-unit cottage court, 15-unit trailer park with grocery store and gas station. 2% acres with lots of shade, Price is $31,000, half down. plus inv. 3 mi. so. of Medford, Ore. on hwy. 99. CAMP: U REST. ONLY ‘MOTEL in prosperous Nevada town —11 units and two bedroom manager’s quarters, also rental house—nicely furnished. Twelve acres within city limits. Excellent business. $40,000. Terms. EI Corral Motel, Yerington, Nevada. SIERRA LAKE RESORT 15 acres’ lake front. Swim, fish. Boats, cabins, $15,000 handles, FRED WEBER 1015 11 St. Ph. 2941. Modesto, Cal. RESTAURANT AND FOUNTAIN Clean, attractive, excellent equipment. Gross $20,000 a year. Folsom Dam area. Hwy. 40 trade. Long lease. Low rent. Write owner,J. MOORE, Box 52, Loomis, California. MOTEL and bus. income, 2 bus, rentals @ $225 per mo. 8 motel units, 16 trailer spaces. Hwy. between Pomona & Ontario. $35,000« $10,000 cash. Good tms. Trades considered. Campbell, 220 S. Thomas, Pomona, TOLLGATE CAFE. Grocery, Gas. Sta. liv. artrs upstairs, Year around resort. Sportsman paradise. Best-in-west. One trip here convinces you. A steal at $15,000. terms. Write L. V. BARNES, Rt. 1, Tollgate, Oregon. HURRY! RAISE Golden Syrian Hamsters. Extremely profitable business or interesting hobby. Big demand for pets laboratory stock or breeding stock. Write for free circular ‘‘B’’. We ship any. place in the world. Sunset Hamstery, 7619 Strobridge, Hayward, Calif. MOTEL, 6 units. By owner, 2 doubles, ' 4 singles, furnished. -New, modern, stucco, electric heat. 3 room owner’s quarters, wash house, office. Highway 99, 1 mile from Shasta Lake. $17,500, Box 862, Project City, California, FOR SALE—Restaurant, reasonable, fully equipt. Beer and wine license. On account of sickness by owners. Living quarters, picnic ground, shade _ trees. On 4 corner property. Ten minutes to Boyes Springs. Baths. Herman Weghofer, P. O. El Verano, California. MOTEL, 3 singles, 3 doubles, strictly modern, 5 rm. living quarters, Bendix equipped laundry, half acre: of beautiful grounds, fruit and __ nut trees, berries’ and grapes. Have bought a ranch and will sell for shighest offer. Owner. The Garden Motel, Cloverdale, Calif. COURT APTS. 10 units and home all modern. Equip for housekeeping. Facilities, laundry. Rented steady at $690.00 mo. Located McNary Dam Site. 10 years boom ahead. Forced to sell, interest farming. Full price, $41,500.00, $15,000 down. Bal. $300 mo, Infor. W. O. Edwards, Box 392 or phone 276, Umatilla, Oregon. FOR SALE—$23,500. Terms. Mountain business, Cafe, groc., beer bar, 14 cabins all rented). Price inc. all equipment & inventory. Ready to move in. All kinds of ssibilities for future. Loc. Quartz Mt. ighway 66, 30 miles west Lakeview, Ore. Call Lakeview 3-T-8 for particulars, or write Quartz Mt., Station Rt. 1, Lakeview, Ore. APARTMENT house in Dunsmuir, California; located in the heart of the Shasta Cascade wonderland; good income; on Highway 99, 1 block from business district; must sell due to illness, Price $21,500. A. P. Perry, 965 Florence Avenue, Dunsmuir, California. EASTERN OREGON ELECTRIC CO. for sale. Lease or sell bldg. 4 major franchise lines, $25,000 stock. Gross $70,000 48th, Small town. Good prospect for increase. Rent home bldg. $75. Chev. truck & pickup. Sell inventory. Sac. on account going back to school. Phone or write P. D. MEARA, Wasco, Oregon. Phone 761. APT. HOTEL, brick & tile bldg. Air condition. Lot 100x100. 4—5 rooms, 3—2 roms. 1—-7 rm. Electric & modern. Cement basement. Laundry. No competition 17 miles. Big wheat, diversified farming. Full price $31,500. Terms. GORDON A. WHITE P. O. Box 339, Ione, Oregon. Photos on request. : HARDWARE, GROCERY, Feed,_ Notion store. Heart of Rich farming dist. No competition. Gross $70,000 48th. Brick bldg., 80x90. Large basement, 3 entrance. 2 bedroom modern home. Everything modern and goes. Death settling estate, Sac. $44,500.00. $15,000 stock on hand. Center town. On hwy. between Pendleton, Ore. and Walla Walla, Wash. Ruth E, WALTHALL, P. O. Box 100-N, Western, Oregon. HURRY! SERVICE STATION, Repair shop, Home. Some tools, equip. 3 pumps, 1000 gal. storage. Partly furnished. 137 ft. frontage. Acc. room. Rest rooms. Clean, Loc. between Oregon City & Lake Oswego, Near schools, Churches, ‘Not in operation. Surrounded with beutiful homes. Mill workers. Must sac. $9500. Less for all cash, John P. UNGER, Rt. 3, Box 9385, Oregon City, Oregon, Write for full infor. and details. 3—3-ROOM Cottages and 5 room home, all modern, furnished, propane’ gas range, Elect. Refrg. Pressure system, Elect. water heater, all lawn, garden tools, hose, fuel, supplies, pump _ hse, shop, Utility house, 345 ft. frontage Hiway U.S. 30 about 1% acre, room for expansion. IDEAL CLIMATE, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, good income, can be increased, low overhead, Price $8,250.00 Jess for cash. P. R. BRICKER, 3655 10th Street, Box. 294, Baker, Oregon, ATTENTION Hotel Men. 30 rooms, large lobby, dinning room, large kit., pantry. Ideal for large family-style meals. No competition. Hotel comp. furnished. except owner’s Apt. Double tile garage. Lot 150x 150. Center bus. dist. Lumber mills. Stock, diversified farming. Pop, about 2000. Ideal for large family. Expansion. Room for 12 modern cottages. Double income. Widow overworked. Sac. $25,500. 1/3 down. MRS. MERLE SANDGREN, Box 441, Molalla, . Oregon, RAY’S GROCERY & MARKET Located between Oregon City and Oswego ,; Lake. About $4000 Stock. Modern fix. Full basement. Suitable for walkin storage. 2 liv. rooms, 3 bedrooms. Furnished. Home electrical appliances don’t go. Grocery 18x 16, Room for expansion. Garage. Near paper mills, and beautiful homes. Steady income year around, Gross $39,000 yrly. Near HiGrade schools, Churches. Other bus. Sac. $14,750 cash. Ideal for large family. Owner Ray Kopischke, Rt. 3, Box 987, Oregon City, Oregon. NOTICE This established and proud business showed . over $24,000 , gross: Pr fit in 1948 with an 14, people. Experience average personnel 0. resent owners will not necessary and 1 sthy Jong enou pe ser. Total selling price about $15,i ‘¢o be “determined by inventory: at: 500 with \cost). Down payment about ‘balance at Case low interest Sa terms. ! Brokers solicited. P. O, Box 322, id, to. instruct business , to FARMS AND RANCHES REAL ESTATE—MISC. . STOCK RANCH, Circle A. 470 Acres. Cool, clear climate, 40” rain. 40 to 80 head. Write Zenia, North Calif. LODGE, beautiful, overlooking ocean. Approx. 14 acres. Rentals. Shore dinners. . $47,500. Box 736, Port Orford, Ore. 100-ACRE Ranch, suuitable for 10 cows. A. R. Cook; Otis, Ore. Route 1. FOR SALE—Mountain home, 65 Ac., 4 rms., orchard, garden, plenty water. Close to. school and store. $4000 cash. Box 97A, Rte. 1, Oroville, Calif. FOR SALE BY OWNER $6,500—5 acres, good house, barn, other buildings, fruit, berries, ideal climate. 15 minutes to Ocean and 3 rivers, good fishing. Box 43, Albion, Calif. 40 Ac. level summer fallowed. Good for grain or alfalfa hay. 4 rooms, bath, barn holds 10 cows, out-buildings, good water, on paved road. $16,500. Inquire H. J. MUGGE, Rt. 2, Box 604, Vacaville, California. RANCH AND HOME for lease to reliable party. Plenty water. Fine for retired bus. man. 40 minutes to Hollywood. Gd. road, nr. store, school bus stop, etc. MURPHY RANCH; Rt. 1, Soledad Canyon at Sulphur Springs Schi., Saugus, Calif. STOCK RANCHES, FARMS, HOMES ne Shangri-La of the West Write’ stating what you are interested in. SCOTT VALLEY REAL ESTATE Fort Jones, Siskiyou Co., Calif. SACRIFICE BY OWNER— 40 ac. Sebastopol apple and chicken farm. Neat 4 room home, partly furnished. Farm equipment,’ 2 trucks, two wells, Gravenstein apple crop, 125 to 150 tons ready to harvest, crop included. $11,500. 40 Redwood Road, San Anselmo, Calif, 5955-J. FOR SALE—35 acres more or less on Morro Bay. Vegetable or permanent asture land. New 7 rm. redwood siding ouse. Double garage. Plenty good water. Good hunting and fishing. Price $30,000. LEN L. SMITH, Rte, 1, Box 124-1, Phone 23313, San Luis Obispo, California. i 30-acre clover dairy in Escalon, California; 9 high ‘test cows, milking machine, cooler, small home; good * condition; nice yard; by _ owner; $16,000. full price. Phone LU cerne 41-7061 evenings for directions. Write Route 2, Box 1287, Steingul Avenue, Escalon, California. 240 A. 100 A. cultivation. 60 A. creek bottom. 40 A. beach. 5 dwellings, sawmill on place. Total rent $120.00, per month. Some timber, fruit. Daily mail, school bus, electricity. Two running streams, water for irrigation sprinkler system. Fishing, hunting. Ideal stockdairy. Unlimited out range. Tractor, farm impls., included. Price $100 per A., % down. Owner, Box 142, Brockway, Ore. 1720 ACRES Hill range land in El Dorado County. Plenty water; two miles river frontage on Consumnes. Springs. Fenced. On county road. Meadows, cleared_ land. 4 room house. Two barns, $20 per acre, half cash. Owner TEMPLE PAINE 6000 Castro Valley Blvd. Hayward, Calif. Oregon ROGUE RIVER ESTATE Beaut. 320 ac, estate 30 ‘mi. east Medford, Ore., on Crater Lake Hwy. Fishing, hunting and vacation area, 1 mi. frontage on famous Rogue Riv. 100 a? crps., pastr. Abund. wat. Ideal livestk., dair. or dude ranch, 10 rm. native stone house on river. Just remodeled and_ redecorated. 6 bdrms., 2 baths. Beautiful carpet and furnishings, inc. 2-car_ garage. 2 bdrm. guest hse. by well known arch. and int. dec., exquisitely carpeted and furn. Lanai and patio faces river. 2-car garage. New 5 rm. tenant hse. $50,000 dairy barn, bull barn, chick hse., imp. shed, feed shed, pump hse., miles of white fence, all new. Implements, trucks and equip., inc. De Laval milkers. Beauty, seclusion and all yr. climate. Could not dup. for asking price, $175,000. Write SIERRA MANOR, TRAIL, ORE., for info. and pictures. Brokers, please list. AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS. JEEPS Military Jeeps 39 TO CHOOSE FROM As Low as...$400 STATION WAGONS 19 TO CHOOSE FROM .FORDS, CHEVROLETS, OLDSMOBILES, PONTIACS Re eas $395 SPECIAL 1942 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON Excellent Mechanical Condition NEEDS BODY REPAIR $395 ‘FOR SALE—6 acres, more or less, 5 rm.) home, spring water gravity. Alt. 2000. . ‘Above Auburn, Calif. 11 miles. I. Bruner, Rt. 1, Colfax, Calif. NEVADA MOTELS, Ranches, ete. Reno, vic. MAT H,. GIBBONS 1820 “‘G’’ St., Sparks, Nevada. \ Phone Sparks 744 or 2393 FOR Ranches, homes, summer cabins, or acreage in southern Alameda County. See CHAS. C. McGONEGAL, broker, Kilkare Road, P. O. Box 16, Sunol Sunol 2391. 1 ACRE NEAR TOWN—BY OWNER rm. stucco house, 2 bedrooms, 2-car stucco garage, 20x24 work shop, 12x20) store room, other bldgs., inc. mod. chicken house for 600. 196 Webster St.» Santa Cruz, Calif. FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 cottages, spacious grounds, on busy Hiway, completely furn., excellent location. One block from beach on Russian River. What have you to trade? Mrs. Lola Woodward, Monte Rio, Calif. Ph. 150 J. i NEW Beautiful Modern 2 Bedroom country home. Exclusive location. Cool ‘weather, best fishing, finest view on Mendocino Coast. City conveniences. Write owner. W. M. Moore, Star Rt. North, Mendocino, Calif. OREGON HOMESEEKERS. LOOK UP HILL AT ROGUE RIVER, OREG. for farms of any description. Homes on the River, Business locations. Auto Courts, Mines: some very attractive buys. HARRY HILL, REALTOR Rogue River, Oregon BISHOP, Calif., near big city Gorge Projetc. Income prop., consisting of: 1—9 rm. rooming’ house furnished. 1—3 rm. cote tage furnished on corner lot, 123x123. 4—9 rm; rooming house furnished. 1 cabin furnished, lot 100x123. All located in heart of town % block off Main St. Income now $625.00 mo. Room for more rentals. $35,000 takes all. Write Alberta Talmadge, Box 217, Bishop, Calif. ENTIRE city block, 120x300, all fenced, lovely garden, 14 rms., 5 baths,full basement, gas furnace, laundry. 10. rms. for rent at $10 week for 1. person, or $12.50 for 2. 2 outbuildings, well built, could be converted into 3 or 4 apts. Also enough room for 4 houses or. duplexes. Could be easy rented. Fort Ord, Presidio and Del Monte Naval School close by. Price is now $42,000, would like to get.1/3 cash, the Db monthly payments, 6% interest. rite— . MRS. FRIEDA D. BRUNE 468 Pine Avenue PACIFIC GROVE OREGON McKENZIE RIVER BUYS 48—10 ACRES, 5 meadow, nearly comva elec., gravity spring water. $3,700 cash. 60—ABOUT 32 ACRES, 18 A. in 11 yr. old profitable filberts; balance cleared . sandy loam, timbered along 1100” of river’s edge. Ideal home sites. Total $27,000 or will split off 27 A. river tracts at $6,000 each. FOREST LAND 25—200 A. FOOTHILL FARM, exceptionally well watered. Abt. 65 A. seeded, bal. natural pasture. Good road to lovely 2 brm., home, Butane, Cire. fireplace, furnace. Light plant, gravity spring water. $17,500, terms. 59—440 ACRES FOOTHILLS. Borders McKenzie Hiway over 3000’, 40 A. cleared hay land. Over million ft. saw timber, some ‘‘peelers’’. ‘Balance logged. One cabin. Many springs and small creeks. $18,000, $5,000. down, MAX CROSBY, REALTOR 5 mi. above Vida, Ore. Ph. Vida 4 AIRPLANES FOR SALE AIRPLANE FOR SALE Aeronca Chief 1946 delivered early in 1947, 184 hours total time, never damaged, all bulletins complied, hangared, $1350. Walter A. Silva, Rt. 1, Box 490, HomeStead Rd., Cupertino, Calif. . MISCELLANEOUS BEST GOPHER KILLER Formula—Cheap, simple home mixture, $1.00 JOSEPH H, ERLICH, Rt. 1, Box 212, Los Gatos, Calif. MUST SELL Small private coin collection. Send Ten cents Stamps or coin for list. COOK, 1301 West Adams, Phoenix, Arizona. Sell Hollywood’s Best Creme Shampoo, Big Profits. Details free. $1:00 sample plus beautiful dispenser, only 50c. 5672-H Fernwood, Hollywood 28. MACHINERY FOR SALE Diesel. engines and generators; two 200 h.p. and one 180 h.p. Fairbanks-Morse engines with generating and control equipment. Located at Wyodak Chemical Co., Upton, Wyoming. For prices write or wire WYODAK CHEMICAL CO. 4600 I1st St. Cleveland 5, Ohio HOTELS SPECIAL 1942 OLDSMOBILE, 6-CYLINDER STATION WAGON Excellent Mechanical Condition NEEDS BODY PAINT ccccecsscccccseneqecses: $695 Dealers Invited REMEMBER THE ADDRESS General Auto Salés 10323 East 14th Street, Oakland, California LOckhaven 9-5088. MACHINERY FOR SALE—7500 Watt Jight plant, Delco, Master generator. 3 years old. R. L. McKee, Star Route 2, Willits, Calif. DRILLING RIG Welding machine mounted on Intr, truck; perforator, tools, etc, Price $5,500. MRS. A. G. KESSINGER, 581 No. Dora St., Ukiah, Calif. MOTORS, new, 1/15 h.p., 115 volts, A.C. 1600 r.p.m., reversible; just right for models, grinders or 12” fans. Original factory cost $13, your price $4.95 while they last. Mail $5 bill, will ship motor all charges paid. M & B MFG. CO. 10530 Long Beach Blvd., Lynwood. When in i San Francisco Stop at HOTEL ANGELUS Rates $2.00 without bath $2.50 with bath Central Downtown location 140 Ellis Street Near Powell In the Heart of Downtown San Francisco ROOMS—$3.00 with private bath Garage facilities available CLARK HOTEL Taylor and Eddy San Francisco—PRospect 65-0355 PALOMAR HOTEL 364 O’FARRELL STREET SAN FRANCISCO Newly furnished—All private baths. . gle $3.00; Double $3.50; Twin Bae 3 ext to N.B.C. Studios and Garage. One of the best downtown addresses. tNSTRUCTION ENROLL NOW! LEARN BARBERING IN U. § OLDEST SCHOOL. NO WAITING APPROVED FOR VETS. MOLER BARBER COLLEGES 223 S. Main St., Los Angeles, Calif. 161 Fourth St., San Francisco, Calif. LIVESTOCK DUROCS — Weaner gilts, boars, and bred gilts. CARL THOMAS, Rt. 2, Box 164, San Luis Obispo, Dalifornia. WHITE OAK HAMPSHIRES. Production bred. Three boars ready for heavy duty, for sale. Best blood lines. GEO, HENSLEY, R. R. 2, Box 785, Sanger, Calif. FOR SALE—32 head of Holstein cows, 23 milking. Bal. springing. 23 Holstein heifers from 17 to 36 months old. 6 mi. S. W. of Atwater on Rose Ave., Jordan Tract, 6 mi. S. E. of Livingston on Rose Avenue, Jordan Tract. F. E. PEREIRA, Atwater, Calif. Rt. 1, Box 164. = ding 2 brm., home with full bath in,—,— Down Town e Jones and Eddy Sts. e All With Baths and Showers e Family Rates Write 50 For illustrated Folder Rates $4 — DRIVE-IN GARAGE From HOTEL SPAULDING In the heart of downtown San Francisco. Completley renovated. Rates from $2.00 240 O’Farrell near Powell GArfield 1-2715 POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP. PETALUMA HATCHERY. Est 1902. We speciaiuze in hatching’ White Leghorns, New Hampshires. Austra-Whites and Cornish Cross. Can supply chicks on short notice. Petaluma Hatchery, L. W. Clark. 619 Mato St. Petaluma. Calif. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES HOW TO SELL YOUR INVENTION for Quick Cash or Royalty Patented or Unpatented Heipful instructive Guidance How to Protect and locate buyers, Send $1.00 now for your copy. CREATIVE SERVICE 326 West 3rd, St., 312 Fay Bldg. Los Angeles 13, Calif. WANTED TO BUY WANTED-—A feed and grain business. Coast preferred. W. . K. YOCUM, 3115 Porter Creek Road, Santa Rosa, Calif. ‘ WE PAY TOP PRICES for sour or sweet churning cream. One gallon or’ thousand. Write, telegraph or phone collect GArfield 1-2057, Sonoma Mission Creamery, 1435 Stockton Street, San Francisco, California. : XMAS TREE STUMPAGE, give elev. Contact immediately. LOUIS MALAKIS, 232 6th St., San Francisco, Calif, } FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP. FOR Isa er oe ae equip‘ays, cars, burners, fans, motors, rotary ‘dipper, ete. Sell as Unit or x 448, individual . 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Page Six NEVADA CITY NUGGET Tuesday, August 9, 1949 © _ SP BOB FALKENBURG. WERE A LITTLE WEARY OF TENNIS AFTER WINNING THE 1949 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP. IT TOOK THEM 135 GAMES TO BEAT."PANCHO'GONZALES AND HUGH STEWART. THE SCORES WERE 36-34, 3-6, 4-6, 6-4, 19-17, AND THE MATCH TOOK FIVE HOURS TO PLAY! RISC 1 LE SE DEE itstioner s MILE RUNNERS CAN DO THEMILE” IN CLOSE TO 4 MINUTES. GREAT 'HEEL AND TOE"WALKERS COVER A THAT DISTANCE IN ABOUT G/ PAHE NATIONAL LEAGUE HAS OFFICIALLY BANNED THE PLAYING TOO MUCH OF A POKE AT THE UMPIRES. —— SPORTLIGHT Cards, Dodgers 5 hagas NATIONAL LEAGUE is a baseball circuit where practically all the pennant playing lately has been by the Cardinals and the Dodgers. Once in a rare while some interloper, such as the Braves of 1948, breaks into the picture. But for the greater part of the time it is the Cardinals and the Dodgers rolling together down the stretch. Once they get into the world series the Cagdinals are a far different team. The Cards have won a flock of such postseason pastorals while the Dodgers have yet to come safely through. But they can stir up a lot of dust trying. i In the last eight = years only the Cubs rantland Rice and Braves have each slipped through once, probably when the Cardinals and Dodgers were not looking. Now we get the same story in the steamy year of 1949. The Braves and Phillies may be rated a chance, hut the bet is that either Dodgers or Cardinals will take over the August and September stretch. Last spring it looked as if the National League would have much the better race. Now with the Athletics and the Red Sox still busy, with Cleveland’s Indians beginning to act in a hostile manner again, the A.L. race may be much the better show. It is about time the other six clubs in the National picked up more steam. The crash of the. Pirates was a heavy disappointment, as much of a jolt as the downfall of the Red Sox was up through July Fourth. The main idea seems to be that anything can still happen in baseball. —o— “Don’t Play Out A Nine” Apparently a number of golfers are getting much slower than they were some time ago. Just as we were trying to work up a message, the following arrived from F.A.W., an eminent golfer and also a hot rooter for Michigan’s football team against all comers. This seems to cover’ the field completely— “People love golf and I love peoBy GRANTLAND RICE ple, and so today’s remarks are Rule the Roost addressed to the genial host of high handicap golfers, God bless ’em; without them there would be no lush green fairways, bordered with sky blue lakes and stately pine trees; no healthful and beautiful outdoors brought to your doorstep. They are the majority. “Frequently they, or rather you, play with low handicappers, business associates and other. friends, and suffer mental anguish because you know they would prefer playing with better golfers. You are definitely right, but for an entirely different reason than you think. Seventy and low 80 shooters do not mind if you carve out a neat 105, but when you bother their game by not observing the simplest rules, they feel like crowning you with a niblick—and you do not always observe them. “A good golfer only wants to be permitted to play his own game, undisturbed. Here are a few suggestions: (1). “Do not delay the game. This is the most common fault, and this alone is enough to ruin the concentration of other members of your foursome. (a) “Be in a position te play when it comes your turn. (b) “Do not take a lot of practice strokes; preferably none. (c) “Do not painstakingly play out a nine or other high score when you are completely out of the contest. Pick up. Others want to get on with the game. (d) ‘Do not ask everyone in your foursome what club to use. (2). “Be quiet, motionless and look at the player addressing the ball until he has played. (3). ‘‘Many duffers cuss out their own mistakes, loud, long and_= continuously. Don’t do it. Others are trying to concentrate on their own game.”’ oO Joe Surprises There have been a flock of great ballplayers around New York and Brooklyn in the last two days, Their tongues, as usual, were busy. The first topic was Joe DiMaggio and his spectacular return to his best form with no cherreoe ‘> get in top shape. It seems he did. By Tom Grecory iF YOU INSTALL A SINK STRAINER IN THE BOTTOM OF A WHEELBARROW THAT IS USED FOR CARRYING VEGETABLES, YOU CAN WASH THE PRODUCE RIGHT IN THE WHEELBARROW WITH A HOSE, THE STRAINER ALLOWING THE WATER TO RUN THROUGH THE BOTTOM. DOES YOUR DOG ATTACH TO. ONE CAUSED WHEELBARROW STUNT ONE WAY TO PREVENT DOGS FROM CHASING CARS IS TO LEGS. THE BALL tWILL PREVENT THE DOG FROM RUNNING FAST SERIOUS ACCIDENTS HAVE BEEN SINK STRAINER be HANDLE A SMALL. RUBBER BALL OF THE ROG’/S FRONT BY DOGS CHASING CARS. Duckological Doings There’s good news from Canada where Ducks Unlimited reports “me waterfowl breeding season is progressing favorably in all parts of the range. Rains have alleviated the drought threat over most of the southern prairies removing the danger of any wholesale loss of broods through drying up of sloughs and potholes. > Brood counts, for instance, indicate a better-than-average number of Pintails. If the second half of the breeding season which ends August 15 continues to develop favorably, a successful season is assured. 4 @ \ wawitoee / KATCHEWAR . / Substantial increases in the Mallard breeding stock have been reported in all three provinces while the number of Pintails seems: on the rise in Manitoba and Alberta with no change in Saskatchewan. Canvasbacks increased in Manitoba but decreased in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Increases in Canada Geese are recorded in Manitoba and Alberta but have decreased in Saskatchewan. That’s the way the fall hunting geason on ducks is shaping up right now. In the main, it looks good. Happy hunting. aR AOA Good News Here’s good news for the fly fisherman: The Shakespeare company’s famous glass fly rod—the Wonderod—is now to be made in two new models at a retail price reduction which will put these ultra-desirable. rods within the reach of many more American anglers. The new models. will be ~made up in 7-foot, 9-inch, and _ §8-foot, 6-inch lengths—and@ the big news is that they will retail for only $45. Prior to Shakespeare’s decision to make these glass rods available to more anglers, it took $60 to purchase a Wonderod. Shakespeare pledges the new rods will have the same fine action of their expensive companion models, with the only difference being in the finish, handle and put up. The Wonderod has proved to be all the manufacturers have claimed for it, and any angler who owns one will always describe it as_ his favorite rod. Until one has cast with the feather-light Wonderod, its wonderful action cannot be appreciated, for it is difficult to put into words just what responsive resiliency, power and delight in use are embodied in its construction. Despite its lightness, its remarkable power makes it more than a match for all that Mr. Fish can dish out. AANA Propagating “Tigers” Here’s a sight to gladden sportsmen’s eyes as hatchery men start removing muskies from trap nets on spawning grounds just north of Peterboro, Ontario. Here, Henry Jackson, manager of Ontario’s muskellunge hatchery at Deer Lake, sizc. up a 20-pounder before stripping its spawn. It’s attention to such conservation needs as this which keeps Canada as one of the few remaining topflight fishing areas. AA A Takes From Maine A farm pond built for .$90 already has produced at least three broods of ducklings at Richmond, Me. Here’s an inexpensive way to keep the hunting seasons of the future on the productive side of the ledger . . Nature continues to be the effective hunter: lightning is. reported to have killed two bucks which were standing under a struck pine tree at Newcastle, Me. The bolt split the deer’s backs and shattered their antlers, CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. MOTEL—Always full, 42 units, $120,000. Finest location. Want smaller property. 1450 S. First, San Jose. AUTO motel, 14 units, 2 bedroom home. Good income., Priced right. Owner. Box 28, Rt 2, Reno, Nev. GROC. nr. Modesto. Right for eple. or 2 part. Approx. $9000. Ph. Modesto 90 R 11. Pp. O. Box 262, Ceres, Calif. MOTEL—Always full. 42 units. $120,000. Finest loc. Want smaller prop. 1450 S. First, San Jose, Calif. GROC. STORE, Serv. Sta., Soda Fountain. In Oregon. 700 ft. on Crater Lake Hwy. 4% A., sell or trade for Bar Sacramento north. Route 1, Box 158, Eagle Point, Ore. HOT SPOT. New stores next to theater, rent reasonable; fast growing town; good for many businesses: BACCIARINI, P. O. Box 326, Salida, California. Phone Modesto 125J12. John and Ethel’s Cafe. Log cabin style. Knotty Pine finished. Seats 58. Gas cooking. Music, Pinball. Long lease. Liv. qrts. Infor. John F. Smith, Box 170, Condon, Oregon, You'll have to HURRY! AUTO MOTEL, 12 units, 2 yrs. old. 9 rm. home. 3007 Redwood Hwy. nr. mouth , Klamath River. Salmon, steelhead fishing. Ex. inc. Pr. $49,500. Bank terms. Box 112, Klamath, Calif. TAVERN Cardroom. Seats 16 Booths, Bar seat 13. Walkin. Slot machines. Tavern 28x 80. No competition. Rich farming dist. Price $21,500. Terms. Write T. A. Barnes, P. O. Box 465, Elgin, Oregon. HURRY! i2-unit cottage court, 15-unit trailer park with grocery store and gas station. 2% acres with lots of shade, Price is $31,000, half down. plus inv. 3 mi. so. of Medford, Ore. on hwy. 99. CAMP: U REST. ONLY ‘MOTEL in prosperous Nevada town —11 units and two bedroom manager’s quarters, also rental house—nicely furnished. Twelve acres within city limits. Excellent business. $40,000. Terms. EI Corral Motel, Yerington, Nevada. SIERRA LAKE RESORT 15 acres’ lake front. Swim, fish. Boats, cabins, $15,000 handles, FRED WEBER 1015 11 St. Ph. 2941. Modesto, Cal. RESTAURANT AND FOUNTAIN Clean, attractive, excellent equipment. Gross $20,000 a year. Folsom Dam area. Hwy. 40 trade. Long lease. Low rent. Write owner,J. MOORE, Box 52, Loomis, California. MOTEL and bus. income, 2 bus, rentals @ $225 per mo. 8 motel units, 16 trailer spaces. Hwy. between Pomona & Ontario. $35,000« $10,000 cash. Good tms. Trades considered. Campbell, 220 S. Thomas, Pomona, TOLLGATE CAFE. Grocery, Gas. Sta. liv. artrs upstairs, Year around resort. Sportsman paradise. Best-in-west. One trip here convinces you. A steal at $15,000. terms. Write L. V. BARNES, Rt. 1, Tollgate, Oregon. HURRY! RAISE Golden Syrian Hamsters. Extremely profitable business or interesting hobby. Big demand for pets laboratory stock or breeding stock. Write for free circular ‘‘B’’. We ship any. place in the world. Sunset Hamstery, 7619 Strobridge, Hayward, Calif. MOTEL, 6 units. By owner, 2 doubles, ' 4 singles, furnished. -New, modern, stucco, electric heat. 3 room owner’s quarters, wash house, office. Highway 99, 1 mile from Shasta Lake. $17,500, Box 862, Project City, California, FOR SALE—Restaurant, reasonable, fully equipt. Beer and wine license. On account of sickness by owners. Living quarters, picnic ground, shade _ trees. On 4 corner property. Ten minutes to Boyes Springs. Baths. Herman Weghofer, P. O. El Verano, California. MOTEL, 3 singles, 3 doubles, strictly modern, 5 rm. living quarters, Bendix equipped laundry, half acre: of beautiful grounds, fruit and __ nut trees, berries’ and grapes. Have bought a ranch and will sell for shighest offer. Owner. The Garden Motel, Cloverdale, Calif. COURT APTS. 10 units and home all modern. Equip for housekeeping. Facilities, laundry. Rented steady at $690.00 mo. Located McNary Dam Site. 10 years boom ahead. Forced to sell, interest farming. Full price, $41,500.00, $15,000 down. Bal. $300 mo, Infor. W. O. Edwards, Box 392 or phone 276, Umatilla, Oregon. FOR SALE—$23,500. Terms. Mountain business, Cafe, groc., beer bar, 14 cabins all rented). Price inc. all equipment & inventory. Ready to move in. All kinds of ssibilities for future. Loc. Quartz Mt. ighway 66, 30 miles west Lakeview, Ore. Call Lakeview 3-T-8 for particulars, or write Quartz Mt., Station Rt. 1, Lakeview, Ore. APARTMENT house in Dunsmuir, California; located in the heart of the Shasta Cascade wonderland; good income; on Highway 99, 1 block from business district; must sell due to illness, Price $21,500. A. P. Perry, 965 Florence Avenue, Dunsmuir, California. EASTERN OREGON ELECTRIC CO. for sale. Lease or sell bldg. 4 major franchise lines, $25,000 stock. Gross $70,000 48th, Small town. Good prospect for increase. Rent home bldg. $75. Chev. truck & pickup. Sell inventory. Sac. on account going back to school. Phone or write P. D. MEARA, Wasco, Oregon. Phone 761. APT. HOTEL, brick & tile bldg. Air condition. Lot 100x100. 4—5 rooms, 3—2 roms. 1—-7 rm. Electric & modern. Cement basement. Laundry. No competition 17 miles. Big wheat, diversified farming. Full price $31,500. Terms. GORDON A. WHITE P. O. Box 339, Ione, Oregon. Photos on request. : HARDWARE, GROCERY, Feed,_ Notion store. Heart of Rich farming dist. No competition. Gross $70,000 48th. Brick bldg., 80x90. Large basement, 3 entrance. 2 bedroom modern home. Everything modern and goes. Death settling estate, Sac. $44,500.00. $15,000 stock on hand. Center town. On hwy. between Pendleton, Ore. and Walla Walla, Wash. Ruth E, WALTHALL, P. O. Box 100-N, Western, Oregon. HURRY! SERVICE STATION, Repair shop, Home. Some tools, equip. 3 pumps, 1000 gal. storage. Partly furnished. 137 ft. frontage. Acc. room. Rest rooms. Clean, Loc. between Oregon City & Lake Oswego, Near schools, Churches, ‘Not in operation. Surrounded with beutiful homes. Mill workers. Must sac. $9500. Less for all cash, John P. UNGER, Rt. 3, Box 9385, Oregon City, Oregon, Write for full infor. and details. 3—3-ROOM Cottages and 5 room home,

all modern, furnished, propane’ gas range, Elect. Refrg. Pressure system, Elect. water heater, all lawn, garden tools, hose, fuel, supplies, pump _ hse, shop, Utility house, 345 ft. frontage Hiway U.S. 30 about 1% acre, room for expansion. IDEAL CLIMATE, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, good income, can be increased, low overhead, Price $8,250.00 Jess for cash. P. R. BRICKER, 3655 10th Street, Box. 294, Baker, Oregon, ATTENTION Hotel Men. 30 rooms, large lobby, dinning room, large kit., pantry. Ideal for large family-style meals. No competition. Hotel comp. furnished. except owner’s Apt. Double tile garage. Lot 150x 150. Center bus. dist. Lumber mills. Stock, diversified farming. Pop, about 2000. Ideal for large family. Expansion. Room for 12 modern cottages. Double income. Widow overworked. Sac. $25,500. 1/3 down. MRS. MERLE SANDGREN, Box 441, Molalla, . Oregon, RAY’S GROCERY & MARKET Located between Oregon City and Oswego ,; Lake. About $4000 Stock. Modern fix. Full basement. Suitable for walkin storage. 2 liv. rooms, 3 bedrooms. Furnished. Home electrical appliances don’t go. Grocery 18x 16, Room for expansion. Garage. Near paper mills, and beautiful homes. Steady income year around, Gross $39,000 yrly. Near HiGrade schools, Churches. Other bus. Sac. $14,750 cash. Ideal for large family. Owner Ray Kopischke, Rt. 3, Box 987, Oregon City, Oregon. NOTICE This established and proud business showed . over $24,000 , gross: Pr fit in 1948 with an 14, people. Experience average personnel 0. resent owners will not necessary and 1 sthy Jong enou pe ser. Total selling price about $15,i ‘¢o be “determined by inventory: at: 500 with \cost). Down payment about ‘balance at Case low interest Sa terms. ! Brokers solicited. P. O, Box 322, id, to. instruct business , to FARMS AND RANCHES REAL ESTATE—MISC. . STOCK RANCH, Circle A. 470 Acres. Cool, clear climate, 40” rain. 40 to 80 head. Write Zenia, North Calif. LODGE, beautiful, overlooking ocean. Approx. 14 acres. Rentals. Shore dinners. . $47,500. Box 736, Port Orford, Ore. 100-ACRE Ranch, suuitable for 10 cows. A. R. Cook; Otis, Ore. Route 1. FOR SALE—Mountain home, 65 Ac., 4 rms., orchard, garden, plenty water. Close to. school and store. $4000 cash. Box 97A, Rte. 1, Oroville, Calif. FOR SALE BY OWNER $6,500—5 acres, good house, barn, other buildings, fruit, berries, ideal climate. 15 minutes to Ocean and 3 rivers, good fishing. Box 43, Albion, Calif. 40 Ac. level summer fallowed. Good for grain or alfalfa hay. 4 rooms, bath, barn holds 10 cows, out-buildings, good water, on paved road. $16,500. Inquire H. J. MUGGE, Rt. 2, Box 604, Vacaville, California. RANCH AND HOME for lease to reliable party. Plenty water. Fine for retired bus. man. 40 minutes to Hollywood. Gd. road, nr. store, school bus stop, etc. MURPHY RANCH; Rt. 1, Soledad Canyon at Sulphur Springs Schi., Saugus, Calif. STOCK RANCHES, FARMS, HOMES ne Shangri-La of the West Write’ stating what you are interested in. SCOTT VALLEY REAL ESTATE Fort Jones, Siskiyou Co., Calif. SACRIFICE BY OWNER— 40 ac. Sebastopol apple and chicken farm. Neat 4 room home, partly furnished. Farm equipment,’ 2 trucks, two wells, Gravenstein apple crop, 125 to 150 tons ready to harvest, crop included. $11,500. 40 Redwood Road, San Anselmo, Calif, 5955-J. FOR SALE—35 acres more or less on Morro Bay. Vegetable or permanent asture land. New 7 rm. redwood siding ouse. Double garage. Plenty good water. Good hunting and fishing. Price $30,000. LEN L. SMITH, Rte, 1, Box 124-1, Phone 23313, San Luis Obispo, California. i 30-acre clover dairy in Escalon, California; 9 high ‘test cows, milking machine, cooler, small home; good * condition; nice yard; by _ owner; $16,000. full price. Phone LU cerne 41-7061 evenings for directions. Write Route 2, Box 1287, Steingul Avenue, Escalon, California. 240 A. 100 A. cultivation. 60 A. creek bottom. 40 A. beach. 5 dwellings, sawmill on place. Total rent $120.00, per month. Some timber, fruit. Daily mail, school bus, electricity. Two running streams, water for irrigation sprinkler system. Fishing, hunting. Ideal stockdairy. Unlimited out range. Tractor, farm impls., included. Price $100 per A., % down. Owner, Box 142, Brockway, Ore. 1720 ACRES Hill range land in El Dorado County. Plenty water; two miles river frontage on Consumnes. Springs. Fenced. On county road. Meadows, cleared_ land. 4 room house. Two barns, $20 per acre, half cash. Owner TEMPLE PAINE 6000 Castro Valley Blvd. Hayward, Calif. Oregon ROGUE RIVER ESTATE Beaut. 320 ac, estate 30 ‘mi. east Medford, Ore., on Crater Lake Hwy. Fishing, hunting and vacation area, 1 mi. frontage on famous Rogue Riv. 100 a? crps., pastr. Abund. wat. Ideal livestk., dair. or dude ranch, 10 rm. native stone house on river. Just remodeled and_ redecorated. 6 bdrms., 2 baths. Beautiful carpet and furnishings, inc. 2-car_ garage. 2 bdrm. guest hse. by well known arch. and int. dec., exquisitely carpeted and furn. Lanai and patio faces river. 2-car garage. New 5 rm. tenant hse. $50,000 dairy barn, bull barn, chick hse., imp. shed, feed shed, pump hse., miles of white fence, all new. Implements, trucks and equip., inc. De Laval milkers. Beauty, seclusion and all yr. climate. Could not dup. for asking price, $175,000. Write SIERRA MANOR, TRAIL, ORE., for info. and pictures. Brokers, please list. AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS. JEEPS Military Jeeps 39 TO CHOOSE FROM As Low as.....$400 STATION WAGONS 19 TO CHOOSE FROM .FORDS, CHEVROLETS, OLDSMOBILES, PONTIACS Re eas $395 SPECIAL 1942 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON Excellent Mechanical Condition NEEDS BODY REPAIR $395 ‘FOR SALE—6 acres, more or less, 5 rm.) home, spring water gravity. Alt. 2000. . ‘Above Auburn, Calif. 11 miles. I. Bruner, Rt. 1, Colfax, Calif. NEVADA MOTELS, Ranches, ete. Reno, vic. MAT H,. GIBBONS 1820 “‘G’’ St., Sparks, Nevada. \ Phone Sparks 744 or 2393 FOR Ranches, homes, summer cabins, or acreage in southern Alameda County. See CHAS. C. McGONEGAL, broker, Kilkare Road, P. O. Box 16, Sunol Sunol 2391. 1 ACRE NEAR TOWN—BY OWNER rm. stucco house, 2 bedrooms, 2-car stucco garage, 20x24 work shop, 12x20) store room, other bldgs., inc. mod. chicken house for 600. 196 Webster St.» Santa Cruz, Calif. FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 cottages, spacious grounds, on busy Hiway, completely furn., excellent location. One block from beach on Russian River. What have you to trade? Mrs. Lola Woodward, Monte Rio, Calif. Ph. 150 J. i NEW Beautiful Modern 2 Bedroom country home. Exclusive location. Cool ‘weather, best fishing, finest view on Mendocino Coast. City conveniences. Write owner. W. M. Moore, Star Rt. North, Mendocino, Calif. OREGON HOMESEEKERS. LOOK UP HILL AT ROGUE RIVER, OREG. for farms of any description. Homes on the River, Business locations. Auto Courts, Mines: some very attractive buys. HARRY HILL, REALTOR Rogue River, Oregon BISHOP, Calif., near big city Gorge Projetc. Income prop., consisting of: 1—9 rm. rooming’ house furnished. 1—3 rm. cote tage furnished on corner lot, 123x123. 4—9 rm; rooming house furnished. 1 cabin furnished, lot 100x123. All located in heart of town % block off Main St. Income now $625.00 mo. Room for more rentals. $35,000 takes all. Write Alberta Talmadge, Box 217, Bishop, Calif. ENTIRE city block, 120x300, all fenced, lovely garden, 14 rms., 5 baths,full basement, gas furnace, laundry. 10. rms. for rent at $10 week for 1. person, or $12.50 for 2. 2 outbuildings, well built, could be converted into 3 or 4 apts. Also enough room for 4 houses or. duplexes. Could be easy rented. Fort Ord, Presidio and Del Monte Naval School close by. Price is now $42,000, would like to get.1/3 cash, the Db monthly payments, 6% interest. rite— . MRS. FRIEDA D. BRUNE 468 Pine Avenue PACIFIC GROVE OREGON McKENZIE RIVER BUYS 48—10 ACRES, 5 meadow, nearly comva elec., gravity spring water. $3,700 cash. 60—ABOUT 32 ACRES, 18 A. in 11 yr. old profitable filberts; balance cleared . sandy loam, timbered along 1100” of river’s edge. Ideal home sites. Total $27,000 or will split off 27 A. river tracts at $6,000 each. FOREST LAND 25—200 A. FOOTHILL FARM, exceptionally well watered. Abt. 65 A. seeded, bal. natural pasture. Good road to lovely 2 brm., home, Butane, Cire. fireplace, furnace. Light plant, gravity spring water. $17,500, terms. 59—440 ACRES FOOTHILLS. Borders McKenzie Hiway over 3000’, 40 A. cleared hay land. Over million ft. saw timber, some ‘‘peelers’’. ‘Balance logged. One cabin. Many springs and small creeks. $18,000, $5,000. down, MAX CROSBY, REALTOR 5 mi. above Vida, Ore. Ph. Vida 4 AIRPLANES FOR SALE AIRPLANE FOR SALE Aeronca Chief 1946 delivered early in 1947, 184 hours total time, never damaged, all bulletins complied, hangared, $1350. Walter A. Silva, Rt. 1, Box 490, HomeStead Rd., Cupertino, Calif. . MISCELLANEOUS BEST GOPHER KILLER Formula—Cheap, simple home mixture, $1.00 JOSEPH H, ERLICH, Rt. 1, Box 212, Los Gatos, Calif. MUST SELL Small private coin collection. Send Ten cents Stamps or coin for list. COOK, 1301 West Adams, Phoenix, Arizona. Sell Hollywood’s Best Creme Shampoo, Big Profits. Details free. $1:00 sample plus beautiful dispenser, only 50c. 5672-H Fernwood, Hollywood 28. MACHINERY FOR SALE Diesel. engines and generators; two 200 h.p. and one 180 h.p. Fairbanks-Morse engines with generating and control equipment. Located at Wyodak Chemical Co., Upton, Wyoming. For prices write or wire WYODAK CHEMICAL CO. 4600 I1st St. Cleveland 5, Ohio HOTELS SPECIAL 1942 OLDSMOBILE, 6-CYLINDER STATION WAGON Excellent Mechanical Condition NEEDS BODY PAINT ccccecsscccccseneqecses: $695 Dealers Invited REMEMBER THE ADDRESS General Auto Salés 10323 East 14th Street, Oakland, California LOckhaven 9-5088. MACHINERY FOR SALE—7500 Watt Jight plant, Delco, Master generator. 3 years old. R. L. McKee, Star Route 2, Willits, Calif. DRILLING RIG Welding machine mounted on Intr, truck; perforator, tools, etc, Price $5,500. MRS. A. G. KESSINGER, 581 No. Dora St., Ukiah, Calif. MOTORS, new, 1/15 h.p., 115 volts, A.C. 1600 r.p.m., reversible; just right for models, grinders or 12” fans. Original factory cost $13, your price $4.95 while they last. Mail $5 bill, will ship motor all charges paid. M & B MFG. CO. 10530 Long Beach Blvd., Lynwood. When in i San Francisco Stop at HOTEL ANGELUS Rates $2.00 without bath $2.50 with bath Central Downtown location 140 Ellis Street Near Powell In the Heart of Downtown San Francisco ROOMS—$3.00 with private bath Garage facilities available CLARK HOTEL Taylor and Eddy San Francisco—PRospect 65-0355 PALOMAR HOTEL 364 O’FARRELL STREET SAN FRANCISCO Newly furnished—All private baths. . gle $3.00; Double $3.50; Twin Bae 3 ext to N.B.C. Studios and Garage. One of the best downtown addresses. tNSTRUCTION ENROLL NOW! LEARN BARBERING IN U. § OLDEST SCHOOL. NO WAITING APPROVED FOR VETS. MOLER BARBER COLLEGES 223 S. Main St., Los Angeles, Calif. 161 Fourth St., San Francisco, Calif. LIVESTOCK DUROCS — Weaner gilts, boars, and bred gilts. CARL THOMAS, Rt. 2, Box 164, San Luis Obispo, Dalifornia. WHITE OAK HAMPSHIRES. Production bred. Three boars ready for heavy duty, for sale. Best blood lines. GEO, HENSLEY, R. R. 2, Box 785, Sanger, Calif. FOR SALE—32 head of Holstein cows, 23 milking. Bal. springing. 23 Holstein heifers from 17 to 36 months old. 6 mi. S. W. of Atwater on Rose Ave., Jordan Tract, 6 mi. S. E. of Livingston on Rose Avenue, Jordan Tract. F. E. PEREIRA, Atwater, Calif. Rt. 1, Box 164. = ding 2 brm., home with full bath in,—,— Down Town e Jones and Eddy Sts. e All With Baths and Showers e Family Rates Write 50 For illustrated Folder Rates $4 — DRIVE-IN GARAGE From HOTEL SPAULDING In the heart of downtown San Francisco. Completley renovated. Rates from $2.00 240 O’Farrell near Powell GArfield 1-2715 POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP. PETALUMA HATCHERY. Est 1902. We speciaiuze in hatching’ White Leghorns, New Hampshires. Austra-Whites and Cornish Cross. Can supply chicks on short notice. Petaluma Hatchery, L. W. Clark. 619 Mato St. Petaluma. Calif. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES HOW TO SELL YOUR INVENTION for Quick Cash or Royalty Patented or Unpatented Heipful instructive Guidance How to Protect and locate buyers, Send $1.00 now for your copy. CREATIVE SERVICE 326 West 3rd, St., 312 Fay Bldg. Los Angeles 13, Calif. WANTED TO BUY WANTED-—A feed and grain business. Coast preferred. W. . K. YOCUM, 3115 Porter Creek Road, Santa Rosa, Calif. ‘ WE PAY TOP PRICES for sour or sweet churning cream. One gallon or’ thousand. Write, telegraph or phone collect GArfield 1-2057, Sonoma Mission Creamery, 1435 Stockton Street, San Francisco, California. : XMAS TREE STUMPAGE, give elev. Contact immediately. LOUIS MALAKIS, 232 6th St., San Francisco, Calif, } FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP. FOR Isa er oe ae equip‘ays, cars, burners, fans, motors, rotary ‘dipper, ete. Sell as Unit or x 448, individual . 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