July 26, 1949 (8 pages)

Page Six NEVADA CITY NUGGET. cemiinbiaidiaas SAUDIS RIE END AEI A TOM Tuesday, July 26, 1949 ENDED IN A 5-MAN TIE.AN 18 HOLE PLAY-OFF WAS HELD AND CARY MIDDLECOFF AND PORKY OLIVER WERE STILL TIED.A'SUDDEN DEATH’ . WALTER. SECOND PLAY-OFF WAS DECIDED ON AND MIDDLECOFF . WINNING STREAKS OF 16 CONFIRED A BIRDIE. ON THE FIRST HOLE.HE LOST TO . SECUTIVE GAMES IN 1912, 14 IN OLIVER HOWEVER.PORKY HAD AN EAGLE i SDORTSCOpP i NAHM EY HE SWIPED THE BASE SIX TIMES DURING 194) WHILE. WITH THE HAD 1013 AND IS IN 19253 ——SPORTLIGHT WONDER IN what far off rings Jim Corbett’s spectre waits on view? Where Jefferies books and old Fitz swings Or Louis spins his follow throygh Where is: Jack Dempsey’s crashing fist As Tunney holds the foe at bay? St/!l looking through the fogs and mists Where are ghosts of yesterday? *.s #8 The Ezzard Charles Rating Since the melancholy spectacle ‘in Chicago known as the N.B.A. heavyweight championship, various experts and noncombatants . have been busy attempting to rate Ezzard Charles, the winner. The best rating would seem to place Charles somewhere between the post-Tunney and the pre-Louis period. It is difficult to make any clear cut estimate since he was facing an opponent who refused to fight, the same being Jersey Joe Walcott. Charles is a better boxer than Max Baer, Primo Carnera and Jim Braddock. He is no better a boxer than Jack Sharkey. or Max Schmeling happened to be. He can’t punch with Baer, Braddock or Schmeling. ‘ That : post-Tunney, prea Louis period was a Grantland Rice sad one for the fight game — especially the heavyweight game. This new era, now rolling in, will be just as°sad or possibly even sadder. The winner of the Charles—Woodcock vs. Savold contest won’t require much on either side. This is just as well since neither side has much to offer, At. the very best, perhaps a $10 top, if you happen to have $10 you don’t need. There is no complaint about the N.B.A. calling the CharlesWalcott fiasco a championship fight. It was a terrible fight to watch from start to finish. Jersey Joe Walcott: started at a rather brisk pace but, after the second round, suddenly decided that he was through for the evening. He had collected three pretty fair purses in a row and he had been around 19 years. He _ had squeezed about all he could out of mediocrity. You can’t keep on making lemonades out of one lemon. Certainly the heavyweight situa. Wonder in What Far-Off Rings? By GRANTLAND RICE such a meeting should be worth . . tion doesn’t want any more of Jersey Joe Walcott. This recent show was one place where the promoters had to work without any working material. The fight mob for years had been accustomed to fellows like Dempsey, Tunney and Louis who could box and also punch. Tunney was no stick of dynamite but he could cut you up and hurt you. The fight mob had become too accustomed to Joe Louis to start cheering for an Ezzard Charles or a Joe Walcott, minus any part of personal. appeal. Or even impersonal appeal. Charles was at least willing to fight, while to Walcott the -thought of hitting someone or being hit was decidedly abhorrent. Walcott would have been an ideal soldier in the War of the Roses. More About Charles Charles i8 a serious, earnest young fellow who is a good boxer and who is willing. But he is never overanxious. He is careful. He tried to make a fight of it but his punchdangerous. Charles is not much of a puncher, even with a fair shot at some antagonist. Here was Walcott in front of him for 15 rounds and yet Walcott emerges without a knockdown or a scratch outside of a split upper lip. This isn’t the type of fighter who is going to revive the lagging fight game and start the multitude cheering loudly. For all of that Ezzard Charles is very likely the best heavyweight. fighter left in the world today. He should have no_ great trouble handling either Woodcock or Savold. Woodcock never was very much and Savold is well over the hill. Charles lacks any touch of fire or flame. He is merely a pretty good workman who is involved with inferior material. Louis has been through for several years. His title was worth at least a million dollars to some ambitious fellow who could tearn how to box and punch. The inducement has been the richest prize in sport. The ring game has had at least six years in which to develop just one fighter, one good fighter. The net result has been Ezzard Charles, who, in baseball parlance, would be rated a .270 hitter. Gene Tunney stopped Tom Heeney and retired in July, 1928. Max Schmeling won from Jack Sharkey on a foul in July, 1930. — By Harold Arnett AND PAD IT WITH THIN ») FELT. THE FELT CAN BE HELD IN PLACE BY MEANS OF RUBBER CEMENT OR ANY OTHER HOUSEHOLD CEMENT. SPRING PADDED THIMBLE IN CASE YOUR FINGER GETS SORE FROM YOUR THIMBLE WHEN YOU SEW, TRY USING A MUCH LARGER THIMBLE THIMBLE IF YOU HAVE cuickens AND FEED THEM BEETS, CARROTS, ETC., YOU CAN MAKE A. DANDY HOLDER FOR THESE VEGETABLES BY FASTENING THE COILS OF AN OLD BEDSPRING TO A WALL OR POST, THIS HELPS TO PREVENT WASTE. ing was too feathery to make him, SPORTS MORIZAN yb By JIM RHODY MANS “Zw Electric Seine An expanded version of an electric seine used on smaller trout streams in the East is paVing dividends for the Kentucky division of game and fish. The seine used by the Kentucky division was constructed by Leonard Joeris, division technician, and is a variation of one described by John T. Funk of the. Missouri conservation commission. Joeris’ seine consists of a twostrand rubber-coated cable of No. 12 wire, 150 feet long. The first 50 feet of the cable form a lead wire from the generator. A probe pole is securely attached to the cable at either end of the remaining 100 feet. These probe poles are 7 feet long and tipped with a strip of copper plate (20 inches long and % NO 18 GUAGE LAMP CORD MEAVY GUAGE BRASS WELOING ROD Shown‘in the top drawing is the generator used in powering the electric seine, and, below, details of the seine’s construction. ‘ inches wide) folded over the lower end. The seine between the poles is held up by 14 floats made from 18-inch sections of 2x4-inch lumber. Twenty-seven additional electrodes are spaced at 3%-foot intervals between. the two probes. The power plant, or generator, is an alternating current type, beltdriven, and develops 6% _ horsepower at 2,400 rpm’s. This generator is larger and more powerful than most gererators in use for electric seines or shockers throughout the United States at the present time. : The seine works very. well in relatively clear water less than four feet deep. The seine shocks “all species of fish equally well, but the large fish seem to be shocked more successfully than the fingerlings and fry. If the seine is moved slowly, little danger of killing fish is apparent. All species of fish recover rapidly and_ sustain no damage. BREAST RE es This writer saw Joeris and fellow workers of the Kentucky division use the seine in Elkhorn creek, near Frankfort, Ky., and can testify to its effectiveress. However, Joeris, who aparently is a perfectionist, says ‘‘no attempt has been made to evaluate the success of the seine in various types and conditions of water because sufficient reliable data has never been collected. a . Action Packed eet HULA HOPPER > 2) Gaetan es Continuing and intreasing reports of its effeciiveness are proving that Fred Arbogast & Company’s famed _ topwater lure, the ‘‘Hula Popper,” is really making fishing history. The impressive voluntary testimonials from enthusiastic angrs demonstrate, as nothing else could, just how deadly the ‘‘popper”’ is in angling for bass. A killer, especially for big bass, the ‘‘popper’’ obeys the slightest wrist command. It can be made to pep, plunk, twitch or jerk at will, or to make plenty of noise and confusion on the surface. Two North Carolina fishermen, Ed Howell and W. G. Hood, Jr., of Goldsboro, claim that ‘‘if bass’ don’t strike it, they ‘aint’ there.’”’ The Hula Popper floats when at rest and the smal. hula skirt goes into action, imitating a live bug. It seems to make bass fighting mad. The Arbogast company also makes the “popper” in fly-rod size and it, too, is bringing in the bass. Ps . Watch It! Wisconsin conservation wardens are blaming the Chinese for some undersized trout found in fishermen’s creels. It seems the Chinese, in placing rulers on trout creels, are something less than particular about the accuracy of the rulers. Asa result, some of the creel rulers are from three fourths to fiveeights’ of an inch short on the seveninch length. The wardens toncede that' the fishermen bought these creels in good faith, BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. le partment BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. AUTO motel, 14 units, 2 bedroom home. Good income. Priced right. Owner, Box 28, Rt 2, Reno, Nev. GROC. STORE, Serv. Sta., Soda Fountain, In Oregon. 700 ft. on Crater Lake Hwy. 4% A., sell or tradexfor Bar Sacramento north. Reute 1, Box 158, Eagle Point, Ore. FOR SALE — MERCHANDISE § general store and motion picture theater. Write FRANK W. HARRIS, Box 2954, Juneau, Alaska. FULLY equipped Drive-In restaurant, Stockton. Longe ease. Full price $11,000. Reason for selling owner bought mountain hotel. Call Stockton 37426 for appointment. Frank Williams, 1528 East Pinchot, Stockton, Cal. j2-unit cottage court, 15-unit trailer park with ocery store and gas station. 2% afres with lots of shade. Price is $31,000, half down plus inv. 3 mi. so. of Medford, Ore. on hwy. 99. CAMP U REST. FOR SALE—Only pet shop between Santa Barbara and Salinas. Wonderful business for couple. Long lease, perfect location. Reasonable. Hazel’s Pet Shop, 874 Monterey, San Luis Obispo, Calif. AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE Reat estate, building, inventory, equipment and tools. One-man_ business. Same owner sinte 1920. Edw. Lawrence, Dixon, Calif. EXCELLENT ESTABLISHED laundry business for sale due to health. For information call 645 Coalinga or write Coalinga French Laundry, Box 507, Coalinga, Calif. GROCERY and Lunch, gas pumps; living quarters; good location between Rio Nido and Guerneville on Russian River; $9250. WLoma’s, Route 1, Box 453K, Guerneville. 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. El Corral Motel, Yerington, Nevada. DUFUR PASTIME Tavern & Cabins, Fountain serv. Walkin Cooler. Card Pool Room, Laundry Trailer space. Repair Gar. 20x60. Serv. Sta. Gross $28,000. Full price $38,500. ‘Terms. Owner J. W. Shafer, Box 36, Dufur, Oregon, Books open to .good buyer.BEAUTY OPERATORS BE _ . YOUR OWN BOSS. Beauty shop _ equipment. Excellent condition. _Reasonable, for 2 operator shop. Telephone Columbia 5888W. 1550 Martin Ave., San Jose, California, TUALATIN Shake Shop, lunch and fountain serv. No competition 4 mi. Modern equip. Gross $15,000 yrly. Lot 48x125. Room to expand, Ideal for young couple. Sickness, Sac. $15,500. Terms. J. W. KRISE, Box 147, Tualatin, Oregon. GROCERY STORE. Gas sta. Modern Apts. Freight terminal 3% city lots. 50x100. Gross $32,000 yrly. 9 miles to McNary Dam. Boom town next 10 years. Retiring Sac. $26,500: FRED ADAMS. Box 45, Irrigon, Oregon. A Bargain, Hurry. SEVEN Unit Motel, gas sta., garage. 2 bdrm. liv. qtrs., room. for more. At. Junction with 2 busy 99 hwys. Pretty grounds, big income. Nice living. Pr. $36,000. terms. Owner W. M. PARKS, Maple Leaf Motel, Box 140, Junction City, Oregon. GROC. & Feed store and trailer camp, hardware, soft drinks, gas on 5c margin, ,etc. 60 locker boxes, room for motel. Money maker. Loc. on main hiway. Mod. home, 5 bdr. Gd. hunting and fishing. $18,500, cash and terms. Write Weisel & Son, Sareywood, Idaho. 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. R.R. SERVICE Sta. Gar. lot 51x120x73. Comp. modern sta. Big stock, duplex. comp. mod. Gallonage 16.500 last mo. Big Dam, Truck. tourist trade. Near McNary Dam. Everything must go. $48,500. Terms. C, L. Reynolds, P. 0. Box 179, Umatilla, Oregon. wR $15,000 HANDLES 9 U. Auto Court, all kitchen & bath, 5 rm. furn. owner’s qtrs. Resort bus. 1% A. By ‘State Hwy. No, 1 near beach. 3 mi. So. of Pismo Beach. Ocegzno Auto Ct. Box 183, Oceano. TRAIL-IN-CAFE On old. Oregon Trail. Center City. Beer lic. Frig. svstem. Elec. equip. thru out. Card Room, 2-rest rooms. Neons. Gross $50,000. We made ours, you make yours. Equipment cost $25.009. retiring Sac. $17,500. 1/3 down. Leo Haggerty, 1810 Main, Baker, Oregon. ; GEN. GAR., body, paint Shop downtown loc, Est. 15 yrs. Comp. equip. Incl. 5 rm. apt. un. Entire bldg., steam heat. Exclusive of it’s kind. will sell with or without eauip. .$19,500. BOR’S AUTO CLINIC, 1719 Washington St., Baker, Oregon. OASIS TAVERN 167 Ft. frontage. 3 bedroom home. 54 ese cooler. Only Beer jic. in town. Punchboards. Slot machines. 9 miles to McNary Dam. All the business you want for the next 10 yrs. Open every day. Busy spot. You exnnot go wrong, full price. $92,500. ERJiST FILUNY, Irriron, Oregon. “APARTMENT house in Dinsmuir, California; located in the heart of the Shasta ‘Cascad? wonderland: good income; on Hizhway 99, 1 block from brsiness district: muct sell dve to illness. Price %21,500. A. P. Perry, 965 Florence Avenue, Dunamiir, California. T.INN’S VILLA. Dine & Dance. Concrete Pldg., 75x25. Orchestra stand. piano, 2 fireplaces, 27 ft. bar. seats 3. Modern kit. 2 wal's-ins. Big storage. 3 mod. furn. Cabins. 3% miles F. 0% La. Grane, om Lincoln Hwy. Ml heslth. Sac. 841,500. Terms. A busy place. Box 427, La Grande, Orezon. Boots open. 2ND HAND Store. Stuff with saleah'e merchandise. All kinds. Store Plde., 50x122, Liv. Quarters, 2 rertalc, On US 29. Center City across Jr. hi. Gold mining, 85° comes from Baker, County. Good Furnistre man can increase °[CO%. Bic. worth as’red. Soc, $22,500, 1% cash. Leo L. Orton, 232-33 Broadway, Baker, Oregon, AUTO COURT 8 units Mod. Eccip. All have Garrge. Imnrovements fer 10 more. Rerted. vr. arav Gross “420 mo, At McNary Dom, Tergest in TSA. Ry cehoo. 10 yrs. boom ahead. A_ sterl at $35,000. Other business forces s°’e, Owner ™, H. LYS TLM P. 0. Box 59 Mimetilla, Oregon CITY CENTER. MOTEL 19 urits some Knotty Pine. Modern, All privat2 baths. Parkin? spece for each unit. Modern home, furnishec. il heat, laundry, Neovs. Real income. : Filled yeararound, on Lincoln Hwy. Due to Il Health, See. $51,500. Terms. Deal direct, save commissions. I. J. LARSON, 205 Eomlock St., Fa Gronde, Oreron. a 9 UNIT AUTO COUR“. Strictly Modern, Newly decorate’. Tile floors. Individual Infra-Red-Ray heating. 2 bedrm home. 2 baths. Knotty Pine. Double gar. Utility house. 2 pump sta. Store. 7 acres, facing Hwy. Beautiful lawn, shade, flowers. Outdoor furn. On Lircoln Hwy. Write for photes, full detai's. Ill health. Sac. $62,500. Terms. WY’. A, Rupea, 839 Elm St., Baker, Oregon. TEXACO SERVIC! STA. Gen. Gar. and home. All ‘on same lot. Modern in every respect. Furnished, partly. Stage Depot. 14 stages everv 24 hrs. Gar. leased out. Gar. 36xG0. Sta. 49x50. Gross .$55.090 yriy. 22 miles McN-ry Dam. Good 10 yrs. ahead. Wife health causes Sac, $36,500. 1/3 dowr. Ideal for two mechanics. On US 30 at Jct. Spokane & Walla Walla Hwys. Owner, Arthur Allen, Boardman, Oregon, 3—3 RMS. Cottages and a 5-room home completely modern. NWothing Jeft out, Floors covered. Groundfloor bildgs. Pump, Hse. Workshop. Storage rm. $145.00 income on Cottages mo. Low overhead, All Garden tools. ropane gas, fuel supplies. Utility hse. 1% acres. 345 ft. frontage on. Lincoln Hwy. Ideal climate, sportsman paradise. Room for @:pansion. Price $8,250 will take $1000. less fur all ensh. P. R. Bricker, $655 -.19th St., Baker, Oregon. Hurry! TAVERN & GROCERY STORE for sule. $85,000 estab. bus., stock & _egpmt. included iné prica, Gross $60,“( fast “year. elec. gas pumps, tavern has new walk-in cooler, glass reach-in doors behind bar. Store has liv. qtrs. connected 5 rms. & pbath, good spring water, duplex cabin rented year around, % finished cabin across Long ‘Tom River, which runs thru property. Excell. trout fishing &’ deer; hunting close by, 8 acres. Fruit trees. On Main Hwy. 36. 13 mi. west of 99. 26 mi. from Eugene. 55. mi. «from. beaches. Write to HAMMITT’S HOLLER, A. J. Hammitt, Star Rte,. Cheshire, Oregon. twice DUNCAN HOTEL & CLUB Attention to all Tavern; Cardmen, Private Clubmen. 27 rm. Hotel, 4 rm. apt, for owner. Lobby. Big Card room. Bar newly decorated. Tavern 1 yr. old. Full -City block, Property all goes. Club_ grosses $98,000. Hotel gross $108,000. Modern Kit. Lunch “counter with booths. Big walk-in, rest rooms. Right at McNary Dam. Photos on request. Sac. Price $93,000. 1/3 down. HOTEL, ; Restaurant and Fountain, good,: going business near new Cherry Valley Dam on which road work is now in progress. This little town will be booming before long. Good chance to get in on ground floor. To get there follow Yosemite Highway 120. Will make attractive deal to interested party. Deal direct or your broker. Address owner, Hotel Charlotte, Groveland, Calif. SUNNYSIDE DIST. 4 miles north Washougal, Wash., 80% A., half under Cult, Family orchard® 1A strawberries, 2 wells, elec. pump. C. grds--24 stanchion barn, 60 ton Silo, granary,~¢chic. hse., gar., 6 rm. house. Cement brick to build hse. Milk parlor; 6 cows, 2 yrigs, 3 calf. some equip; good rd. School bus & milk rt. String weirs, 66” can be developed for irrigation. Nat. pl., for dam to hold .% M gal. $10,000. Assume mort. of $2700. Owner Chester D. Allen, Rt. 2, Box 253, Washougal, Wash. FARMS AND RANCHES LAKEVIEW Farm, 77 A. overlooking scenic C.D.A. lake. $8500, R. A. Fuller, Coeur d’Alene, Ida. Marine Rte. FOR LAND & CATTLE All types of ranches. Contact L. R. MANGAN, Cottonwood, Calif. WILL sell part of 500 acres virgin avocado and citrus land between Vista and Fallbrook on new 395. Plenty of water. $200 to $500 per acre. Ralph Swigart, Box 197, Fallbrook, Calif. 4% ACRES good, bedroom house. Wonderful Carlsbad. RALPH SWIGART Box 197, Fallbrook, Calif. 20 ACRE Dude Ranch, highly improved. Located in Idaho’s best big game & fishing area. A going paying deal. Write Jim Taylor, 615 Capitol Bldg., Boise, Idaho. Phone 9366. FOR SALE. Ranch—186 acres, 2 modern houses, farm buildings, 80 acres meadow, fine springs and streams. BOX 3, Spring Garden, Plumas County, California. BEAUTIFUL ranch, 1% mi. frontage Siltcoos lake, nr.: hwy 101—300 ac, 2 homes, pasture cattle year round. Valuable timber, hunting. — Priced quick sale or trade. N. Calif. E. SINGER, Siltcoos, P. O. Oregon. frostless land with 2view in N. W. C. Canfield, Box 192, Umatilla, Oregon. —_——— MISCELLANEOUS -—-~* ‘BEST GOPHER KILLER Formula—Cheap, simple home_ mixture, $1.00 JOSEPH HH. ERLICH, Rt. 1, Box 212, Los Gatos, Calif. Sell Hollywood’s Best Creme Shampoo. Big rofits. Details free. $1.00 sample plus Beautiful dispenser 50c. 5672-H. Fernwood, Hollywood, 28. ce DEER HUNTERS—GET YOUR B , use the ALASKAN DEER CALL. A new device that is a valuable aid to all deer hunters. successful hunting trip. Get a close, clear shot. Make a clean kill. Complete instruction with each order. $2.00 postpaid. ALASKAN DEER CALL, INC., Route No. 2, Box 644, Portland 10, Oregon. ‘ GAMES NEW FORM OF SHUFFLEBOARD GAME CALLED ‘“‘SHUFFLEPINS'’ LEGAL, SENSATIONAL PROFITS. Fascinating coin operated game combines all of the rofitable elements of shuffleboard and playing appeal of bowling. Absolutely new. housands of potential locations vailable. Resorts, taverns, clubs, stations, etc. Immediate returns. Small investment. Be first to cash in. Come .n and see for yourself. MILLS SALES CO., LTD. 1640 18TH ST., OAKLAND AT LAST! IT’S HERE FOR YOU! The book millions have waited for, but no one dared to print. More terrifying and shocking than any fiction ever published. A book of truths and facts about this world and conditions today. This book entitled, ‘“YOU THE JURY’’ sent postpaid for $1.00. Address Joe L. Reynolds 716 So. Ozark Girard, Kan. TRAVEL HOUSEKEEPING Cottages; small secluded mountain resort, $20-$30 a week; phone or write, Ettawa Springs, Middtetown, Lake County. LAKE TAHOE, modern, clean housekeeping cottages, near Meek’s Bay; private baths, 2-8 persons; $37.50$80 weekly. Folders, write Tahoma, P. O. Box 28. In Oregon it's McCREDIE HOT MINERAL SPRINGS RESORT Highway Travelers Welcome Too On Short Cut Highway No. 58 McCredie Springs, Oregon WANTED TO BUY WANTED—Spode china, grandfather clocks, old hanging lamps, music boxes, figurines, Meissen Dresden pieces, and antiques. Private party. Smallwood, 917 Oak St., Aladi California. PRICED TO SELL: 160 acres in Sierra Foothills, plenty pines, along a creek, furnished house, implements, animals. Total $7,000. See this at once. 8 mi. N. E. from Sutter Creek. J. H. RENNER (owner), Gen. Del., Sutter Creek, California. FOR SALE—35 acres more or less on Morre Bay. Vegetable or permanent pasture land. New 7 rm. redwood siding house. 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. FOR SALE-—-200 ACRES potato, alfalfa and bie, eh located just east of elano, Three good wells. Farming tools and equipment. New pre lines, 80 acres now in alfalfa, balance in potatoes and vegetables. One of the finest ranches in this area. L. M. NELSON, REALTOR 818 11th Ave. Delano, Calif. 1720 ACRES Hill range land in El Dorado County. Plenty water; two miles river frontage Fine ranch California. 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. acre majestic view mountain ranch and electrically equipped furnished modern home _ in---Atpine district on paved road 30 miles from San Diezo, best climate in U. S. by ' Government report, 2 wells, fruit all kinds, swimming pool, fish pond, garage. Guest cabin, landscaped. See ranch to realize its value, $35,000. Terms. Owner Halvorson, 1471 8th ave. Telephone M-1391; San _ Diego. Oregon ROGUE RIVER ESTATE Beaut. $20 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. erps., pastr. Abund. wat. Ideal livestk., dair. or dude ranch, 10 rm. native stone house on river. Just remodeled and_ redecorated. G 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. NICEST 6 $50,000 dairy barn, bull barn, chick hse., “imp. shed, feed shed, pump hse., miles* of white fence, all new. Implements, trucks and equip., ine, De Laval milkers. Beauty, seclusion and all yr. climate. Could not dup. for as«xing price, $175,000. Vrite SIERRA MANOR, TRAIL, ORE,, for info. and pictures. Brokers, please list, : 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. LIVESTOCK DUROCS — Weaner _ gilts, boars, and bred gilts. CARI THOMAS, Rt. 2, Box 164, San Luis Obispo, California, FOR SALE—32 head of Holstein cows, 28 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. EF, of Livingston on Rose Avenue, Jordan Tract. F. E, PEREIRA, Atwater, Jalif. Rt. 1, Box 164, XMAS TREE STUMPAGE, give elev. Contact immediately. LOUIS MALAKIS, 232 6th St., San Franciseo, Calif. REAL ESTATE—MISC. LODGE, ‘beautiful, overlooking ocean. Aprox. 14 acres. Rentals. Shore dinners. 7,500. Box 736, Port Orford, Ore. FOR SALE—6 acres, more—or less, 5 rm. home, spring water gravity. Alt. 200). Above Auburn, Calif. 11 miles. I. Bruner, Rt. 1, Colfax, Calif.: SEND for my free list of Real Estate Exchanges. List yours with O. W, CURRAN, Realtor, 2921 Broadway, Sacramento, Calif. OREGON PROPERTIES For reliable information on Oregon ranches and business property, write ERNEST A. SEATON, Brkr. DRAIN, OREGON NEVADA MOTELS, Ranches, etc. Reno, vic. MAT H. GIBBONS 1820 ‘‘G’’? St., Sparks, Nevada. Phone Sparks 744 or 2393 ins SUMMER cabin. 80 ac.; plenty water; good ihe ocala and fishing; 3 miles off State highway; 16 mi. from Fortuna on Van Duzen River. Owner asking $3,000. H. E, PRITCHETT, Carlotta, Calif. 1 ACRE NEAR TOWN—BY OWNE rm. stucco house, 2 bedrooms,stucco garage, 20x24 work shop, store room, other bldgs., ine. mod. chicken house for 600. 196 Webster St., _ Santa Cruz, Calif. FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 cottages, spacious grounds, on busy Hiway, compietely furn., excellent iocation. One block from beach on Russian River, What have you to trade? Mrs. Lola Woodward, Monte Rio, Calif. Ph. 150 J 1 ACRE, double fenced, 2 bdrm. mod. home, double garage, chicken house, garden, flowers, geod highway, near school, Georgetown 4 mi., 12 mi. Placerville. Steve Rogers, Star Whi., Georgetown, Calif. OREGON HOMESEEKERS, LOOK UP HILL AT ROGUE RIVER, OREG. for farms ¢f any description. Homes on the , River. Business locations. Auto Courts. Mines: some very attractive buvs. BARRY HILL, REALTOR 5: Rogue River, Oregon ONE acre level tand, good well, eleyjtric pressure system, 4-room stu:co house; will sacrifice; price $5600 cash or $6000 terms, $2500 do:'vn and $50 per month, interest at 6% on balance; % mile north Gilroy on 101 Highway. See owner, Mre, Paul G. Swank, P.O, Box 234, Gilroy, California. , A HOME YOU’LL LIKE HONEST VALUE 1600 ft. elev. 5 acres, new 3-bedr., oak firs, f#lr., furnace, tile kit. & bath. Chick. hse., , Well, fruit, olives, shade. $8500. FLOYD F. CHURCHILL, BROKER HYWAY 60 SUNNYMEAD, 8 MILES EAST OF RIVERSIDE, CALIF. P. O. BOX 84-A POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP. PETALUMA HATCHERY. Est. 1902. We speciai:ze in hatching White Leghorns. New Hampshires. Austra-Whites and Cornisn Cross Can supply chicks on short nntiee. Petaluma Hatchery, L. W. Clark. 619 Main St. Petaluma, Calif. INSTRUCTION ENROLL NOW! LEARN BARBERING IN U. S. OLDEST SCHOOL. 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Page Six NEVADA CITY NUGGET. cemiinbiaidiaas SAUDIS RIE END AEI A TOM Tuesday, July 26, 1949 ENDED IN A 5-MAN TIE.AN 18 HOLE PLAY-OFF WAS HELD AND CARY MIDDLECOFF AND PORKY OLIVER WERE STILL TIED.A'SUDDEN DEATH’ . WALTER. SECOND PLAY-OFF WAS DECIDED ON AND MIDDLECOFF . WINNING STREAKS OF 16 CONFIRED A BIRDIE. ON THE FIRST HOLE.HE LOST TO . SECUTIVE GAMES IN 1912, 14 IN OLIVER HOWEVER..PORKY HAD AN EAGLE i SDORTSCOpP i NAHM EY HE SWIPED THE BASE SIX TIMES DURING 194) WHILE. WITH THE HAD 1013 AND IS IN 19253 ——SPORTLIGHT WONDER IN what far off rings Jim Corbett’s spectre waits on view? Where Jefferies books and old Fitz swings Or Louis spins his follow throygh Where is: Jack Dempsey’s crashing fist As Tunney holds the foe at bay? St/!l looking through the fogs and mists Where are ghosts of yesterday? *.s #8 The Ezzard Charles Rating Since the melancholy spectacle ‘in Chicago known as the N.B.A. heavyweight championship, various experts and noncombatants . have been busy attempting to rate Ezzard Charles, the winner. The best rating would seem to place Charles somewhere between the post-Tunney and the pre-Louis period. It is difficult to make any clear cut estimate since he was facing an opponent who refused to fight, the same being Jersey Joe Walcott. Charles is a better boxer than Max Baer, Primo Carnera and Jim Braddock. He is no better a boxer than Jack Sharkey. or Max Schmeling happened to be. He can’t punch with Baer, Braddock or Schmeling. ‘ That : post-Tunney, prea Louis period was a Grantland Rice sad one for the fight game — especially the heavyweight game. This new era, now rolling in, will be just as°sad or possibly even sadder. The winner of the Charles—Woodcock vs. Savold contest won’t require much on either side. This is just as well since neither side has much to offer, At. the very best, perhaps a $10 top, if you happen to have $10 you don’t need. There is no complaint about the N.B.A. calling the CharlesWalcott fiasco a championship fight. It was a terrible fight to watch from start to finish. Jersey Joe Walcott: started at a rather brisk pace but, after the second round, suddenly decided that he was through for the evening. He had collected three pretty fair purses in a row and he had been around 19 years. He _ had squeezed about all he could out of mediocrity. You can’t keep on making lemonades out of one lemon. Certainly the heavyweight situa. Wonder in What Far-Off Rings? By GRANTLAND RICE such a meeting should be worth . . tion doesn’t want any more of Jersey Joe Walcott. This recent show was one place where the promoters had to work without any working material. The fight mob for years had been accustomed to fellows like Dempsey, Tunney and Louis who could box and also punch. Tunney was no stick of dynamite but he could cut you up and hurt you. The fight mob had become too accustomed to Joe Louis to start cheering for an Ezzard Charles or a Joe Walcott, minus any part of personal. appeal. Or even impersonal appeal. Charles was at least willing to fight, while to Walcott the -thought of hitting someone or being hit was decidedly abhorrent. Walcott would have been an ideal soldier in the War of the Roses. More About Charles Charles i8 a serious, earnest young fellow who is a good boxer and who is willing. But he is never overanxious. He is careful. He tried to make a fight of it but his punchdangerous. Charles is not much of a puncher, even with a fair shot at some antagonist. Here was Walcott in front of him for 15 rounds and yet Walcott emerges without a knockdown or a scratch outside of a split upper lip. This isn’t the type of fighter who is going to revive the lagging fight game and start the multitude cheering loudly. For all of that Ezzard Charles is very likely the best heavyweight. fighter left in the world today. He should have no_ great trouble handling either Woodcock or Savold. Woodcock never was very much and Savold is well over the hill. Charles lacks any touch of fire or flame. He is merely a pretty good workman who is involved with inferior material. Louis has been through for several years. His title was worth at least a million dollars to some ambitious fellow who could tearn how to box and punch. The inducement has been the richest prize in sport. The ring game has had at least six years in which to develop just one fighter, one good fighter. The net result has been Ezzard Charles, who, in baseball parlance, would be rated a .270 hitter. Gene Tunney stopped Tom Heeney and retired in July, 1928. Max Schmeling won from Jack Sharkey on a foul in July, 1930. — By Harold Arnett AND PAD IT WITH THIN ») FELT. THE FELT CAN BE HELD IN PLACE BY MEANS OF RUBBER CEMENT OR ANY OTHER HOUSEHOLD CEMENT. SPRING PADDED THIMBLE IN CASE YOUR FINGER GETS SORE FROM YOUR THIMBLE WHEN YOU SEW, TRY USING A MUCH LARGER THIMBLE THIMBLE IF YOU HAVE cuickens AND FEED THEM BEETS, CARROTS, ETC., YOU CAN MAKE A. DANDY HOLDER FOR THESE VEGETABLES BY FASTENING THE COILS OF AN OLD BEDSPRING TO A WALL OR POST, THIS HELPS TO PREVENT WASTE. ing was too feathery to make him, SPORTS MORIZAN yb By JIM RHODY MANS “Zw Electric Seine An expanded version of an electric seine used on smaller trout streams in the East is paVing dividends for the Kentucky division of game and fish. The seine used by the Kentucky division was constructed by Leonard Joeris, division technician, and is a variation of one described by John T. Funk of the. Missouri conservation commission. Joeris’ seine consists of a twostrand rubber-coated cable of No. 12 wire, 150 feet long. The first 50 feet of the cable form a lead wire from the generator. A probe pole is securely attached to the cable at either end of the remaining 100 feet. These probe poles are 7 feet long and tipped with a strip of copper plate (20 inches long and % NO 18 GUAGE LAMP CORD MEAVY GUAGE BRASS WELOING ROD Shown‘in the top drawing is the generator used in powering the electric seine, and, below, details of the seine’s construction. ‘ inches wide) folded over the lower end. The seine between the poles is held up by 14 floats made from 18-inch sections of 2x4-inch lumber. Twenty-seven additional electrodes are spaced at 3%-foot intervals between. the two probes. The power plant, or generator, is an alternating current type, beltdriven, and develops 6% _ horsepower at 2,400 rpm’s. This generator is larger and more powerful than most gererators in use for electric seines or shockers throughout the United States at the present time. : The seine works very. well in relatively clear water less than four feet deep. The seine shocks “all species of fish equally well, but the large fish seem to be shocked more successfully than the fingerlings and fry. If the seine is moved slowly, little danger of killing fish is apparent. All species of fish recover rapidly and_ sustain no damage. BREAST RE es This writer saw Joeris and fellow workers of the Kentucky division use the seine in Elkhorn creek, near Frankfort, Ky., and can testify to its effectiveress. However, Joeris, who aparently is a perfectionist, says ‘‘no attempt has been made to evaluate the success of the seine in various types and conditions of water because sufficient reliable data has never been collected. a . Action Packed eet HULA HOPPER > 2) Gaetan es Continuing and intreasing reports of its effeciiveness are proving that Fred Arbogast & Company’s famed _ topwater lure, the ‘‘Hula Popper,” is really making fishing history. The impressive voluntary testimonials from enthusiastic angrs demonstrate, as nothing else could, just how deadly the ‘‘popper”’ is in angling for bass. A killer, especially for big bass, the ‘‘popper’’ obeys the slightest wrist command. It can be made to pep, plunk, twitch or jerk at will, or to make plenty of noise and confusion on the surface. Two North Carolina fishermen, Ed Howell and W. G. Hood, Jr., of Goldsboro, claim that ‘‘if bass’ don’t strike it, they ‘aint’ there.’”’ The Hula Popper floats when at rest and the smal. hula skirt goes into action, imitating a live bug. It seems to make bass fighting mad. The Arbogast company also makes the “popper” in fly-rod size and it, too, is bringing in the bass. Ps . Watch It! Wisconsin conservation wardens are blaming the Chinese for some undersized trout found in fishermen’s creels. It seems the Chinese, in placing rulers on trout creels, are something less than particular about the accuracy of the rulers. Asa result, some of the creel rulers are from three fourths to fiveeights’ of an inch short on the seveninch length. The wardens toncede that' the fishermen bought these creels in good faith, BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. le partment BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. AUTO motel, 14 units, 2 bedroom home. Good income. Priced right. Owner, Box 28, Rt 2, Reno, Nev. GROC. STORE, Serv. Sta., Soda Fountain, In Oregon. 700 ft. on Crater Lake Hwy. 4% A., sell or tradexfor Bar Sacramento north. Reute 1, Box 158, Eagle Point, Ore. FOR SALE — MERCHANDISE § general store and motion picture theater. Write FRANK W. HARRIS, Box 2954, Juneau, Alaska. FULLY equipped Drive-In restaurant, Stockton. Longe ease. Full price $11,000. Reason for selling owner bought mountain hotel. Call Stockton 37426 for appointment. Frank Williams, 1528 East Pinchot, Stockton, Cal. j2-unit cottage court, 15-unit trailer park with ocery store and gas station. 2% afres with lots of shade. Price is $31,000, half down plus inv. 3 mi. so. of Medford, Ore. on hwy. 99. CAMP U REST. FOR SALE—Only pet shop between Santa Barbara and Salinas. Wonderful business for couple. Long lease, perfect location. Reasonable. Hazel’s Pet Shop, 874 Monterey, San Luis Obispo, Calif. AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE Reat estate, building, inventory, equipment and tools. One-man_ business. Same owner sinte 1920. Edw. Lawrence, Dixon, Calif. EXCELLENT ESTABLISHED laundry business for sale due to health. For information call 645 Coalinga or write Coalinga French Laundry, Box 507, Coalinga, Calif. GROCERY and Lunch, gas pumps; living quarters; good location between Rio Nido and Guerneville on Russian River; $9250. WLoma’s, Route 1, Box 453K, Guerneville. 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. El Corral Motel, Yerington, Nevada. DUFUR PASTIME Tavern & Cabins, Fountain serv. Walkin Cooler. Card Pool Room, Laundry Trailer space. Repair Gar. 20x60. Serv. Sta. Gross $28,000. Full price $38,500. ‘Terms. Owner J. W. Shafer, Box 36, Dufur, Oregon, Books open to .good buyer.BEAUTY OPERATORS BE _ . YOUR OWN BOSS. Beauty shop _ equipment. Excellent condition. _Reasonable, for 2 operator shop. Telephone Columbia 5888W. 1550 Martin Ave., San Jose, California, TUALATIN Shake Shop, lunch and fountain serv. No competition 4 mi. Modern equip. Gross $15,000 yrly. Lot 48x125. Room to expand, Ideal for young couple. Sickness, Sac. $15,500. Terms. J. W. KRISE, Box 147, Tualatin, Oregon. GROCERY STORE. Gas sta. Modern Apts. Freight terminal 3% city lots. 50x100. Gross $32,000 yrly. 9 miles to McNary Dam. Boom town next 10 years. Retiring Sac. $26,500: FRED ADAMS. Box 45, Irrigon, Oregon. A Bargain, Hurry. SEVEN Unit Motel, gas sta., garage. 2 bdrm. liv. qtrs., room. for more. At. Junction with 2 busy 99 hwys. Pretty grounds, big income. Nice living. Pr. $36,000. terms. Owner W. M. PARKS, Maple Leaf Motel, Box 140, Junction City, Oregon. GROC. & Feed store and trailer camp, hardware, soft drinks, gas on 5c margin, ,etc. 60 locker boxes, room for motel. Money maker. Loc. on main hiway. Mod. home, 5 bdr. Gd. hunting and fishing. $18,500, cash and terms. Write Weisel & Son, Sareywood, Idaho. 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. R.R. SERVICE Sta. Gar. lot 51x120x73. Comp. modern sta. Big stock, duplex. comp. mod. Gallonage 16.500 last mo. Big Dam, Truck. tourist trade. Near McNary Dam. Everything must go. $48,500. Terms. C, L. Reynolds, P. 0. Box 179, Umatilla, Oregon. wR $15,000 HANDLES 9 U. Auto Court, all kitchen & bath, 5 rm. furn. owner’s qtrs. Resort bus. 1% A. By ‘State Hwy. No, 1 near beach. 3 mi. So. of Pismo Beach. Ocegzno Auto Ct. Box 183, Oceano. TRAIL-IN-CAFE On old. Oregon Trail. Center City. Beer lic. Frig. svstem. Elec. equip. thru out. Card Room, 2-rest rooms. Neons. Gross $50,000. We made ours, you make yours. Equipment cost $25.009. retiring Sac. $17,500. 1/3 down. Leo Haggerty, 1810 Main, Baker, Oregon. ; GEN. GAR., body, paint Shop downtown loc, Est. 15 yrs. Comp. equip. Incl. 5 rm. apt. un. Entire bldg., steam heat. Exclusive of it’s kind. will sell with or without eauip. .$19,500. BOR’S AUTO CLINIC, 1719 Washington St., Baker, Oregon. OASIS TAVERN 167 Ft. frontage. 3 bedroom home. 54 ese cooler. Only Beer jic. in town. Punchboards. Slot machines. 9 miles to McNary Dam. All the business you want for the next 10 yrs. Open every day. Busy spot. You exnnot go wrong, full price. $92,500. ERJiST FILUNY, Irriron, Oregon. “APARTMENT house in Dinsmuir, California; located in the heart of the Shasta ‘Cascad? wonderland: good income; on Hizhway 99, 1 block from brsiness district: muct sell dve to illness. Price %21,500. A. P. Perry, 965 Florence Avenue, Dunamiir, California. T.INN’S VILLA. Dine & Dance. Concrete Pldg., 75x25. Orchestra stand. piano, 2 fireplaces, 27 ft. bar. seats 3. Modern kit. 2 wal's-ins. Big storage. 3 mod. furn. Cabins. 3% miles F. 0% La. Grane, om Lincoln Hwy. Ml heslth. Sac. 841,500. Terms. A busy place. Box 427, La Grande, Orezon. Boots open. 2ND HAND Store. Stuff with saleah'e merchandise. All kinds. Store Plde., 50x122, Liv. Quarters, 2 rertalc, On US 29. Center City across Jr. hi. Gold mining, 85° comes from Baker, County. Good Furnistre man can increase °[CO%. Bic. worth as’red. Soc, $22,500, 1% cash. Leo L. Orton, 232-33 Broadway, Baker, Oregon, AUTO COURT 8 units Mod. Eccip. All have Garrge. Imnrovements fer 10 more. Rerted. vr. arav Gross “420 mo, At McNary Dom, Tergest in TSA. Ry cehoo. 10 yrs. boom ahead. A_ sterl at $35,000. Other business forces s°’e, Owner ™, H. LYS TLM P. 0. Box 59 Mimetilla, Oregon CITY CENTER. MOTEL 19 urits some Knotty Pine. Modern, All privat2 baths. Parkin? spece for each unit. Modern home, furnishec. il heat, laundry, Neovs. Real income. : Filled yeararound, on Lincoln Hwy. Due to Il Health, See. $51,500. Terms. Deal direct, save commissions. I. J. LARSON, 205 Eomlock St., Fa Gronde, Oreron. a 9 UNIT AUTO COUR“. Strictly Modern, Newly decorate’. Tile floors. Individual Infra-Red-Ray heating. 2 bedrm home.

2 baths. Knotty Pine. Double gar. Utility house. 2 pump sta. Store. 7 acres, facing Hwy. Beautiful lawn, shade, flowers. Outdoor furn. On Lircoln Hwy. Write for photes, full detai's. Ill health. Sac. $62,500. Terms. WY’. A, Rupea, 839 Elm St., Baker, Oregon. TEXACO SERVIC! STA. Gen. Gar. and home. All ‘on same lot. Modern in every respect. Furnished, partly. Stage Depot. 14 stages everv 24 hrs. Gar. leased out. Gar. 36xG0. Sta. 49x50. Gross .$55.090 yriy. 22 miles McN-ry Dam. Good 10 yrs. ahead. Wife health causes Sac, $36,500.. 1/3 dowr. Ideal for two mechanics. On US 30 at Jct. Spokane & Walla Walla Hwys. Owner, Arthur Allen, Boardman, Oregon, 3—3 RMS. Cottages and a 5-room home completely modern. NWothing Jeft out, Floors covered. Groundfloor bildgs. Pump, Hse. Workshop. Storage rm. $145.00 income on Cottages mo. Low overhead, All Garden tools. ropane gas, fuel supplies. Utility hse. 1% acres. 345 ft. frontage on. Lincoln Hwy. Ideal climate, sportsman paradise. Room for @:pansion. Price $8,250 will take $1000. less fur all ensh. P. R. Bricker, $655 -.19th St., Baker, Oregon. Hurry! TAVERN & GROCERY STORE for sule. $85,000 estab. bus., stock & _egpmt. included iné prica, Gross $60,“( fast “year. elec. gas pumps, tavern has new walk-in cooler, glass reach-in doors behind bar. Store has liv. qtrs. connected 5 rms. & pbath, good spring water, duplex cabin rented year around, % finished cabin across Long ‘Tom River, which runs thru property. Excell. trout fishing &’ deer; hunting close by, 8 acres. Fruit trees. On Main Hwy. 36. 13 mi. west of 99. 26 mi. from Eugene. 55. mi. «from. beaches. Write to HAMMITT’S HOLLER, A. J. Hammitt, Star Rte,. Cheshire, Oregon. twice DUNCAN HOTEL & CLUB Attention to all Tavern; Cardmen, Private Clubmen. 27 rm. Hotel, 4 rm. apt, for owner. Lobby. Big Card room. Bar newly decorated. Tavern 1 yr. old. Full -City block, Property all goes. Club_ grosses $98,000. Hotel gross $108,000. Modern Kit. Lunch “counter with booths. Big walk-in, rest rooms. Right at McNary Dam. Photos on request. Sac. Price $93,000. 1/3 down. HOTEL, ; Restaurant and Fountain, good,: going business near new Cherry Valley Dam on which road work is now in progress. This little town will be booming before long. Good chance to get in on ground floor. To get there follow Yosemite Highway 120. Will make attractive deal to interested party. Deal direct or your broker. Address owner, Hotel Charlotte, Groveland, Calif. SUNNYSIDE DIST. 4 miles north Washougal, Wash., 80% A., half under Cult, Family orchard® 1A strawberries, 2 wells, elec. pump. C. grds--24 stanchion barn, 60 ton Silo, granary,~¢chic. hse., gar., 6 rm. house. Cement brick to build hse. Milk parlor; 6 cows, 2 yrigs, 3 calf. some equip; good rd. School bus & milk rt. String weirs, 66” can be developed for irrigation. Nat. pl., for dam to hold .% M gal. $10,000. Assume mort. of $2700. Owner Chester D. Allen, Rt. 2, Box 253, Washougal, Wash. FARMS AND RANCHES LAKEVIEW Farm, 77 A. overlooking scenic C.D.A. lake. $8500, R. A. Fuller, Coeur d’Alene, Ida. Marine Rte. FOR LAND & CATTLE All types of ranches. Contact L. R. MANGAN, Cottonwood, Calif. WILL sell part of 500 acres virgin avocado and citrus land between Vista and Fallbrook on new 395. Plenty of water. $200 to $500 per acre. Ralph Swigart, Box 197, Fallbrook, Calif. 4% ACRES good, bedroom house. Wonderful Carlsbad. RALPH SWIGART Box 197, Fallbrook, Calif. 20 ACRE Dude Ranch, highly improved. Located in Idaho’s best big game & fishing area. A going paying deal. Write Jim Taylor, 615 Capitol Bldg., Boise, Idaho. Phone 9366. FOR SALE. Ranch—186 acres, 2 modern houses, farm buildings, 80 acres meadow, fine springs and streams. BOX 3, Spring Garden, Plumas County, California. BEAUTIFUL ranch, 1% mi. frontage Siltcoos lake, nr.: hwy 101—300 ac, 2 homes, pasture cattle year round. Valuable timber, hunting. — Priced quick sale or trade. N. Calif. E. SINGER, Siltcoos, P. O. Oregon. frostless land with 2view in N. W. C. Canfield, Box 192, Umatilla, Oregon. —_——— MISCELLANEOUS -—-~* ‘BEST GOPHER KILLER Formula—Cheap, simple home_ mixture, $1.00 JOSEPH HH. ERLICH, Rt. 1, Box 212, Los Gatos, Calif. Sell Hollywood’s Best Creme Shampoo. Big rofits. Details free. $1.00 sample plus Beautiful dispenser 50c. 5672-H. Fernwood, Hollywood, 28. ce DEER HUNTERS—GET YOUR B , use the ALASKAN DEER CALL. A new device that is a valuable aid to all deer hunters. successful hunting trip. Get a close, clear shot. Make a clean kill. Complete instruction with each order. $2.00 postpaid. ALASKAN DEER CALL, INC., Route No. 2, Box 644, Portland 10, Oregon. ‘ GAMES NEW FORM OF SHUFFLEBOARD GAME CALLED ‘“‘SHUFFLEPINS'’ LEGAL, SENSATIONAL PROFITS. Fascinating coin operated game combines all of the rofitable elements of shuffleboard and playing appeal of bowling. Absolutely new. housands of potential locations vailable. Resorts, taverns, clubs, stations, etc. Immediate returns. Small investment. Be first to cash in. Come .n and see for yourself. MILLS SALES CO., LTD. 1640 18TH ST., OAKLAND AT LAST! IT’S HERE FOR YOU! The book millions have waited for, but no one dared to print. More terrifying and shocking than any fiction ever published. A book of truths and facts about this world and conditions today. This book entitled, ‘“YOU THE JURY’’ sent postpaid for $1.00. Address Joe L. Reynolds 716 So. Ozark Girard, Kan. TRAVEL HOUSEKEEPING Cottages; small secluded mountain resort, $20-$30 a week; phone or write, Ettawa Springs, Middtetown, Lake County. LAKE TAHOE, modern, clean housekeeping cottages, near Meek’s Bay; private baths, 2-8 persons; $37.50$80 weekly. Folders, write Tahoma, P. O. Box 28. In Oregon it's McCREDIE HOT MINERAL SPRINGS RESORT Highway Travelers Welcome Too On Short Cut Highway No. 58 McCredie Springs, Oregon WANTED TO BUY WANTED—Spode china, grandfather clocks, old hanging lamps, music boxes, figurines, Meissen Dresden pieces, and antiques. Private party. Smallwood, 917 Oak St., Aladi California. PRICED TO SELL: 160 acres in Sierra Foothills, plenty pines, along a creek, furnished house, implements, animals. Total $7,000. See this at once. 8 mi. N. E. from Sutter Creek. J. H. RENNER (owner), Gen. Del., Sutter Creek, California. FOR SALE—35 acres more or less on Morre Bay. Vegetable or permanent pasture land. New 7 rm. redwood siding house. 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. FOR SALE-—-200 ACRES potato, alfalfa and bie, eh located just east of elano, Three good wells. Farming tools and equipment. New pre lines, 80 acres now in alfalfa, balance in potatoes and vegetables. One of the finest ranches in this area. L. M. NELSON, REALTOR 818 11th Ave. Delano, Calif. 1720 ACRES Hill range land in El Dorado County. Plenty water; two miles river frontage Fine ranch California. 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. acre majestic view mountain ranch and electrically equipped furnished modern home _ in---Atpine district on paved road 30 miles from San Diezo, best climate in U. S. by ' Government report, 2 wells, fruit all kinds, swimming pool, fish pond, garage. Guest cabin, landscaped. See ranch to realize its value, $35,000. Terms. Owner Halvorson, 1471 8th ave. Telephone M-1391; San _ Diego. Oregon ROGUE RIVER ESTATE Beaut. $20 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. erps., pastr. Abund. wat. Ideal livestk., dair. or dude ranch, 10 rm. native stone house on river. Just remodeled and_ redecorated. G 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. NICEST 6 $50,000 dairy barn, bull barn, chick hse., “imp. shed, feed shed, pump hse., miles* of white fence, all new. Implements, trucks and equip., ine, De Laval milkers. Beauty, seclusion and all yr. climate. Could not dup. for as«xing price, $175,000. Vrite SIERRA MANOR, TRAIL, ORE,, for info. and pictures. Brokers, please list, : 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. LIVESTOCK DUROCS — Weaner _ gilts, boars, and bred gilts. CARI THOMAS, Rt. 2, Box 164, San Luis Obispo, California, FOR SALE—32 head of Holstein cows, 28 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. EF, of Livingston on Rose Avenue, Jordan Tract. F. E, PEREIRA, Atwater, Jalif. Rt. 1, Box 164, XMAS TREE STUMPAGE, give elev. Contact immediately. LOUIS MALAKIS, 232 6th St., San Franciseo, Calif. REAL ESTATE—MISC. LODGE, ‘beautiful, overlooking ocean. Aprox. 14 acres. Rentals. Shore dinners. 7,500. Box 736, Port Orford, Ore. FOR SALE—6 acres, more—or less, 5 rm. home, spring water gravity. Alt. 200). Above Auburn, Calif. 11 miles. I. Bruner, Rt. 1, Colfax, Calif.: SEND for my free list of Real Estate Exchanges. List yours with O. W, CURRAN, Realtor, 2921 Broadway, Sacramento, Calif. OREGON PROPERTIES For reliable information on Oregon ranches and business property, write ERNEST A. SEATON, Brkr. DRAIN, OREGON NEVADA MOTELS, Ranches, etc. Reno, vic. MAT H. GIBBONS 1820 ‘‘G’’? St., Sparks, Nevada. Phone Sparks 744 or 2393 ins SUMMER cabin. 80 ac.; plenty water; good ihe ocala and fishing; 3 miles off State highway; 16 mi. from Fortuna on Van Duzen River. Owner asking $3,000. H. E, PRITCHETT, Carlotta, Calif. 1 ACRE NEAR TOWN—BY OWNE rm. stucco house, 2 bedrooms,stucco garage, 20x24 work shop, store room, other bldgs., ine. mod. chicken house for 600. 196 Webster St., _ Santa Cruz, Calif. FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 cottages, spacious grounds, on busy Hiway, compietely furn., excellent iocation. One block from beach on Russian River, What have you to trade? Mrs. Lola Woodward, Monte Rio, Calif. Ph. 150 J 1 ACRE, double fenced, 2 bdrm. mod. home, double garage, chicken house, garden, flowers, geod highway, near school, Georgetown 4 mi., 12 mi. Placerville. Steve Rogers, Star Whi., Georgetown, Calif. OREGON HOMESEEKERS, LOOK UP HILL AT ROGUE RIVER, OREG. for farms ¢f any description. Homes on the , River. Business locations. Auto Courts. Mines: some very attractive buvs. BARRY HILL, REALTOR 5: Rogue River, Oregon ONE acre level tand, good well, eleyjtric pressure system, 4-room stu:co house; will sacrifice; price $5600 cash or $6000 terms, $2500 do:'vn and $50 per month, interest at 6% on balance; % mile north Gilroy on 101 Highway. See owner, Mre, Paul G. Swank, P.O, Box 234, Gilroy, California. , A HOME YOU’LL LIKE HONEST VALUE 1600 ft. elev. 5 acres, new 3-bedr., oak firs, f#lr., furnace, tile kit. & bath. Chick. hse., , Well, fruit, olives, shade. $8500. FLOYD F. CHURCHILL, BROKER HYWAY 60 SUNNYMEAD, 8 MILES EAST OF RIVERSIDE, CALIF. P. O. BOX 84-A POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP. PETALUMA HATCHERY. Est. 1902. We speciai:ze in hatching White Leghorns. New Hampshires. Austra-Whites and Cornisn Cross Can supply chicks on short nntiee. Petaluma Hatchery, L. W. Clark. 619 Main St. Petaluma, Calif. INSTRUCTION ENROLL NOW! LEARN BARBERING IN U. S. OLDEST SCHOOL. 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