May 17, 1949 (8 pages)

CS anc ne nate ANG A NEVADA’ CITY NUGGET i Tuesday, May 17, 1949 Weddings, Graduations Should Be Considered As Ceremonial Events S THERE a graduation coming up in your family? Or, are you planning a bridal shower for a daughter or a neighbor? These are big events and. should be treated with proper pomp and ceremony. Some women get shaky ‘when they plan to entertain because they can’t see quite how they’re going to get the house in _spic and span order, keep the kiddies from _ getting underfoot while preparations are under way and still get together the refreshments. Select a simple menu that-can be prepared in advance, and you'll have the perfect answer to entertaining. A sandwich loaf and a cooling punch bowl are easy enough to serve. Make the sandwich loaf the night before; get together the ingredients for the cool drink and ' refrigerate them, too. When servwage ces aes or RT TS ERNE pene serene <Wretiesperebserk ing time arrives you have simply to bring things together. For a youngsters’ party, serve glamorized milk drinks and simple cookies, baked in advance. Or, give them sandwiches with the beverage because these, too, may be made in the morning for an afternoon party, if they are wrapped in waxed paper and refrigerated. A glorious cake makes an excellent duet for a punch bowl. For a shower you might try a refrigerated type because women love them Youngsters will come a-flying when you announce that eating time is here with these delightful glasses of cherry ice cream float. A chilled and nutritious milk drink, the floats may be served with cookies for an afternoon or evening snack. dearly and they are just a little bit more fancy than a baked cake. LJ * * F YOU’RE planning to serve punch, make fruited ice cubes in advance. Squeeze the fruit juices and place them in’ separate’ glass™ jars ; in the refrigerator. When party time arrives, simply put them all together in a large bowl or a pretty pitcher and the _ beverage part of your gay doings is well under control. : Orange Punch (Serves 15) 1 pint orange juice 1 pint orange sherbet 1 pint vanilla ice cream 1 pint ginger ale Beat’ orange juice, sherbet and ice cream with a rotary beater. Add ginger ale and stir thoroughly. Serve at once from punch bowl. \ Fruit Punch (Makes 1 gallon) 1 quart strong tea 1 cup lemon juice, strained 1 cup orange juice strained 1 cup sugar 3 cups grape or cranberry juice ° 1 quart water 1 pint ginger ale Mix tea, fruit juices, water and sugar; chill, Just before serving add ginger ale and pour over a large piece of ice in a punch bowl. Garnish the punch with sprigs of mint, maraschino cherries, slices of lemons and oranges. : * ae * ERE’S AN IDEAL recipe for “punch for the youngsters: Pineapple Milk Punch (Serves 6) 3 cups cold milk A bowl of punch, decorated with slices of lemon, orange and sprigs of mint, make§ an easy and festive way to entertain a crowd. Cookies, cake or sandwiches may be_ served with the punch to complete the party fare. LYNN CHAMBERS’ MENU Baked Ham Slice Scalloped Potatoes Broiled Tomatoes Jellied Vegetable Salad Orange Muffins , Butter Beverage *Chocolate Cake *Recipe Given 2 cups cold pineapple juice 3% cup coffee cream %4 cup sugar 1% teaspoons lemon juice Pinch of salt 12 drops peppermint extract Combine all ingredients in a shaker or beat with a _ rotary beater until foamy. Pour into tall glasses; garnish with a sprig of mint and serve immediately. Just the sight of these glasses of . fruit ice cream float are enough \\ to make young\ sters cheer. The recipe suggests cherries= but other kinds of py such as strawberries, raspberries or blackberries may be used in place of cherries. Sandwich» Loaf (Serves 8-10) 1 1-pound loaf unsliced bread Butter 1% cups ham salad 1% cups egg salad 1 cup red jelly such as currant 8 ounces cream cheese Trim all crust from bread. Cut loaf of bread into four lengthwise slices. Butter each side which filling will touch. On the first bottom slice place egg salad; top with bread slice; cover top of that slice with ham salad. Top with another slice and cover that with jelly. Top with slice of bread; wrap loaf in waxed paper and place a weight such as a bread board on it. Chill in refrigerator for several hours. Then unwrap and cover whole loaf with cream cheese which has been softened with Cream and _ tinted pale green. Save a bit of the cream cheese and tint this pink or yellow and force through pastry tube to make rosettes to decorate loaf. _. *Chocolate Cake (Makes 2 9-inch layers) 3 ounces unsweetened chocolate : % cup hot water cup shortening cup sugar eggs f cups sifted flour teaspoon soda teaspoon salt 3 teaspoons baking powder 1 cup buttermilk 1 teaspoon vanilla Cut chocolate in pieces, Add hot water, cook and stir over a low flame until a thick smooth paste is formed. Cool. Cream together sugar and shortening. Beat eggs until creamy and add to sugar-fat mixture. Blend in chocolate. Sift together the dry ingredients, then add to the first mixture alternately with buttermilk. Fold in vanilla, Bake in two nine-inch greased pans in a moderate (350°) oven for 25 minutes. Frost with chocolate icing between, on top and sides. Sprinkle with chopped nuts, if desired. This chocolate cake may also be frosted with Seven-Minute icing and sprinkled with crushed peppermint stick candy. To make a very festive cake, frost with sweetened, whipped cream and sprinkle the top with shaved, unsweetened chocolate. LYNN SAYS: Simple Sandwiches Make Good Refreshments Combine % pound of cottage cheese with a dash of onion juice, salt, pepper and two tablespoons of chopped cucumber or onion. This is enough for eight full sized sandwiches. Cream cheese softened with mayonnaise, then mixed with chopped, salted almonds and a few chopped maraschino cherries make dainty little sandwiches. Tried Cole slaw sandwiches? Mince the cabbage fine; and have sufficient salad dressing in it to: moisten it for spreading. Add some chopped bacon for flavor and spread on whole wheat bread. Mix ground leftover meat with finely shredded carrots and chopped hard-cooked eggs. Add _ enough mayonnaise for easy spreading and serve on rye bread. Another filling that calls for seconds uses crushed peanut brittle with enough softened butter to make a nice spread for sandwiches. seis ot Classified Department BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. FARMS AND RANCHES Send for my free list of Businesses for Sale or Trade. List yours with 0. W. CURRAN, Business Broker, 2921 Broadway, Sacramento, Calif. CAFE—New, modern. Service Station and good residence at “Mesquite, Nevada. ' Contact L. C. SHOWALTER, Cedar City, Utah. FOR SALE—Fountain lunch, fully equipped. On hiway near high school, res. dist. Opt. lease. Living quarters for couple. Box 241, Sonora, Calif. DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT for sale, 1 mile north Petaluma, on main Redwood Highway. Will sacrifice. Terms. REDWOOD DRIVE-IN, Petaluma, Calif. SODA fountain and general merchandise combined. Store all finished in knotty pine. Four-room living quarters attached. For {nformation see at Colonial Shop, Bolinas, Calif.BUY Zan»! Products wholesale. Sell Friends, neighbors. Build a Zanol route, makes extra money as Zanot Distributor, write Zanol, 244 West 15th St., Los Angeles 15th. for FREE starting equipment. FOR SALE BY OWNER, a beautiful 14 unit motor court, with home and office. Well established business in Central Oregon. Good fishing and hunting. $55,000 down. Write J. G. Mack, 8°6 South Third St., Bend, Oregon. FOR SALE Grocery Store & Market. Coast Town. $100,000 annual business, $15,000 takes it 10 A. CARRIGANS, home, barn, chicken equipment. TED VEITH Box 51, Fresno, Calif. OREGON. Lovely 6 room home on 10 acre diversified, farm 3 miles from town of Hood River in scenic Hood River Valley. For price and terms. write Hood River Real Estate, 12, Oak St., Hood River, Oregon. 26 Ac. Yaquina River frtge., 6 rm. hse. Spring, large orchard, berries, 8 hd. stock. New tractor, 7 outbuildings. Fishing. Big game, hunting. $9000. LARRY GILLIS, Rte. 1, * ‘foledo, Oregon. SHASTA COUNTY 150-acre irrigated ranch with one mile of river. Hunting and _ fishing. Fine view. Tractor and equipment etc. Cattle. See or write George W. Harvey, Glenburn, California. : 10 ACRE chicken ranch, 5 miles West of Petaluma. Capacity 6,000 hens, brooder house capacity 5,000 chicks. Well, pressure system. gas, elec. All good: bidgs., 5 room house. $15,000. Owner on premBox 183B, ises. JOHN CARLSON, Rt. 4, Box 159, -drkon lal oad California, Four miles from own. ACRE modern poultry and vegetable ranch. $1,000 a month income from poultry. $4,500 yearly income trom vegetables. 2,000 head of poultry and equipment. Full price $16,000. Half mile out Merced city limits on due to ill health. McSwain Road. 8S. B. Weathers R. J. Stufflebeem, { Poultry Ranch, Route 1, Box 41, 1213 Park, Paso Robles, Calif. 1 Merced, Calif, NEW AUTO Court, US 99 Hiway. 2 douPOULTRY FARM ble, 5 single, Newly furnished. Garages, ; 10 ac. fine soil; good 2 bedrm. home; cooking facilities. % Acre. Filled. 4 rooms] 2 rm. cabin; 4000 sq. ft. chick. houses; & bath for owner. Garage. Priced for quick } storage; fine pres. syst. well; 2000 chicsale. $30,000.00, Terms. Arrow Auto Court; } kens; 18 cu. ft. deep freeze; chicken Woodland, Wash. picker; farm equip.; A PAYING, GOING CAFE and BAR B.Q., Beer and wine lic. On U.S. 101. Completely equipped. Lease $75 inc. living quarters, ¥irst $3,500 takes it. Owner, 2693 Redwood. Hiway So., SANTA ROSA, CALIF, NEW MODERN Fountain Lunch, Ice cream. Located New Theatre Bldg., Seats 21. Ideal for man, Wife. Low rent. Good Lease. Fast owing Community. Wife ill. Sac. $5500.00. ‘Less for quick sale. B.' E; Knopp, Box 233, Aloha, Oregon. HARDWARE, furniture, Appliances. Stock, Equip. Bldg., goes. Liv. qtrs. Lot 44x130. Bldg. 44x85. Warehouse. Truck or sell bus. Lease bldg. Investigate. $19,750.00. CLAPP HAKDWARE and FURNITURE Co., Woodland, Wash. DRY CLEANING PLANT for sale. Good payroll town. Top prices ior cleaning, grossing $2,000. mionthly. Full price $19750. Completely equipped. Includes bldg. $12,000 cash, terms. Write P. O, Box 291, Coquille, Ore. GENERAL one-stop Garage, Modern equipment, Paint, body, fender, tires, low rent. Good lsase. On two highways. Across cafe, stage stop. Keeps 4 men busy day & nite. Gross $30,000.00; $18,500. Terms. Farming, fruit district. Tourist trade. 0. M. Gr P.O. Box 70, Reedsville, Ore. BUSINESS, $16,000. Some trade. J. G. Thomas, 424 Dobbins St., Tel. 2136, Vacaville, Calif. 193 A. on coast, 75 has_ been ‘cropped, approx. 80 a. peat soil. Ideal ;for truck gardening ‘or dairying. easily be irrigated, have water rights. Alsea bay frontage. T 20 caterpillar, 7-ft. tandem disc, 2-bottom plow, lime speader, haying machinery. Good 8-rm house, gravity water. 4 miles to Waldport. 0. OakJand,. Waldport, Ore. : 37% A. on famous Crystal Creek, home of large rainbow, trout. Hdwtrs. of aod Klamath Bake. Home of wildlife. Good house, barn, garage, tel. All fenced in; 1-16 mi. secondary hiway. Cleaned up ‘like city park, Last word in pvcy.—2 mi. nearest neighbor. Bounded 3 sides by Rogue R. Natl. Forest. Ideal summer home. $12,000. J. Fallon, Harriman, Ure. iS 87-ACRE DAIRY in Tehama County. 60 acres pipe lined and in perm. pasture, 5-rm. cottage on beautiful hill site. 3 pastures all border running stream. Income 1948 over $12,000. Price $30,000; only $10,000 down, bal. 12 yrs. 5%. STROUT REALTY, HARVEY 0. GARST, Associate. P. O. Box 803, Merced, Calif. Phone 2161-W. A GOOD BUSINESS Nets over 20% per yr. on investment. No O.P.A. regulations. 17 furnished apts. and 20 trailer spaces, house for owner. On city bus line, school, stores, Full price $47,500. Must sell or_ trade. Manager, 2435 Waterloo Road, Stockton, California. AUTO body. and’ paint shop, general repairing. Glass cutting machine. A well established business in fact growing community. Sioireen ghd located; with long lease on fireproof bldg. Priced for quick sale includ. tools, equip. and inventory $4950. Homer R. Bosse, Realtor, Sonoma, Calif. Phone 2696, ZENITH Dry Cleaning Plant, building built for this business, Modern to the minute. Tailoring, hat blocking. 3 delivery trucks, Ideal Loc. 8 People employed. Good reasons. Sac. $22, 500.00, Less for quick sale, L. DEAN. 230 E. Washington, Hillsboro, Oregon, Guarantee business. Ideal for large family. Won’t Last. 5 ACRES on Main Highway. 14 lots for Sub-division. 2 lots -faces hiway. For Skating rink, Motel. Any business. 4 block to county fairgrounds. Fruit, Berries. Richest County in Oregon. Close to Portland. Beaches. $17,500. Less for quick sale. Chas. W. Ketchem, Rt. 2, Box 332, Hillsboro, Oregon. NEW FOOD MARKET located good payroll town (5 mills operating.) 40 x 90 bildg., on 90 x 170 lot. Grocery stock about $6000.00. Everything new—shelving, islands, complete meat market equip. refrigerated meat and vegetable cases, big. walk-in. nie AP a aoe space. Bldg., and business priced for quick sale at $30,750. Write Elmer Peterson, Silverton Food Market, Silverton, Oregon. SECOND HAND STORE & SHOE REPAIR SHOP Perfect set-up for man and wife. All the business you can handle. Located small town 35 mi. so. Portland, in rich farming and logging area—6 mills operating. New end used furniture, and hardware. New bicycle parts and accessories, leather goods, logging equipt. Shce repair shop fully equip all new machinery. Other business demands my time. Priced to sell at $8500. Address A. J. Jones, owner, Bex 22, Mollalla, Oregon. FOR SALE ACCOUNT OF AGE, PRICE REDUCED $1,000. Lunch counter and bar, beer and_ wine license, property, furniture and fixtures; R.R. and sawmill town; property facing highway; 50 foot frontage, 115 ft. deep to 20 ft. alley; blds., fixtures and furniture pink condition; 6 sleeping rms. furnished; separate lot. Price now $6,500. Some terms. BYRON 8S. GREENWOOD Broker Nubieber, California Redwood Hiway Motel Would you like to own the most beautiful and best-paying motel on the Redwood Hiway between San Francisco and Eureka. Gross_ over $46,000 a year, $150,000, 1-3 down, balance to suit. This will stand the most rigid investigation. Write for full details. A. W. BERNIER, 3032 G Street, Eureka, California. BAR BUSINESS, HIWAY 299 Truck terminal, bar with on sale liquor lic., restaurant. All 3 aon landslide business. Gross over $15, a month. This. property located in the midst of logging and sawmill industry, in Humboldt Co, 534 ft. hiway frontage. 4 rm. cottage and 8 cabins; All goes for $65,000, including real prop. $35,000 down will handle. Reason for selling, retiring. For full details write A. W. Bernier, 3032 G Street. Eureka, Calif. GENERAL GARAGE service Station, Cottage Court. Has Grocery store, rent out $50 mo. Modern 5. room home for owner, Three 3-room cottages rented. Two modern. public rest rooms. Located at Jct, Molalla & US 99. 2% Acres facing US 99. Here is a real spot. Ideal for large family. Center Lumber Belt. World’s Berry center, Priced to sell. $45,000.00. Infor. Owner. M. L, EYDET, Rt. 1, Box 91-A, Woodburn, Oregon, If you are looking to bela up a beautiful place SEE IS MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE Get this Tavern °& Class A Cafe and Motel site. Room for 20 Mod. Cottages, All Newly decorated. Modern to the minute. 15 Stools, 9 booths. Filled all the time. Walk-in, warehouse. Coldstorage. Two nicely furnished Living quarters. All — Stock fix goes, Heavy stock. Room to put in additional. Bldg. Did $40,000—’ can double this year. 195 frontage, 125 deep on US 99. Information Owner. Wife health. Sac. $32,500. KENNETH H. FRY 327 Pacific Hiway Woodburn, Oregon Corn Corn, due to its extensive though comparatively shallow root system, requires a good, deep, well drained and mellow soil to produce heavy yields of grain. Thin, eroded and poorly drained land will not produce profitable yields of corn. Newcastle Control Newcastle disease, though very costly, has not put poultrymen out of business. Through vaccination, which is apparently quite effective, controlling Newcastle may soon place this disease in the ‘‘chore list’’ along with fcw? sex. Arkansas ARKANSAS stock farm 1,000 acres more or less. ture summer and winter, % in cultivation, other half in timber and good grazing. Plenty stock, water, 3 houses and barns. Good country roads, schools and electricity ‘available, $25 an acre. For more information, write Baxter Lofland, Box 95, Gravelly, Arkansas. ALFALFA & STOCK Look over this fast develo ing and good farm district. Alfalfa in this district produces 6 to 7 cuttings per year with 1% tons per cutting to the acre. Water tevel at about 20 ft. Unimproved land from $10 up r acre. Located in the BarstowNewberry district. One of the healthiest climates in the world. WILEY KINSER, 696-Hwy. 99, Loma Linda, Calif. Phone Redlands 9318. Foothill Ranch Home 4 mi. from Oroville. In. beautiful Feather River country. 13 acres. 7 rm. modern home, 3 room guest cottage. barns, all year creek, shade trees, family orchard, landscaped. 10 ac. bearing oranges and almonds, $27,000. Terms. G. Sturtevant, 2009 High St., Alameda, Brokers welcome. Write today for full information. ALFALFA RANCH 134 A., 50 A. in alfalfa, 34 A. in wheat, 9 A. in barley, 2 A. in buildings, balance of acreage in summer‘fallow. 4 wells, alfalfa land under sprinkling system, Beautiful modern rancho type home. This place must be seen to be appreciated. Yes, we have television. Pr. $60,000. Ed Mang, Route 3, Box 561, Hemet, Calif. Go to corner of Warren & Stetson rds., then W. 1 mi., So. 1 mi. IDEAL RANCH For Sale or Trade for Cattle Ranch Picturesque setting in foothills 15 mi. East of Porterville. 2 mi. from Springville; on good hiway to mountain resorts, fishing, hunting. 17 A. with plenty of free irrigating water; 8 box-stall broodmare barn; 2 stallion stalls; help’s i bom 40-ton hay barn; concrete block granary; attrac. 8 rm. ‘house, interior mainly knotty pine; there is room for more bdrms. or apt. upstairs so would make ideal small guest ranch, inn, or large home. These bidgs. are new or rebuilt during past year. Must be seen to appreciate value. Price $22,500. Pictures upon request, J. D. TRIMMELL, owner RR No. 5, Box 140 Porterville, California SEEDS. PLANTS. ETC. TOMATO, Cabbage and Broccoli Plants 100 postpaid $1.50; 1,500 collect $7.50. Sweet Spanish or Crystal Wax Onion Plants, 500 postpaid $1.50; 6,000 collect $8.00. for _ sale; Good pasLAKE MEAD FARMS, Overton, Nevada. BETTER LAWNS eee With ILLAHEE Fescue This creeping fescue was developed by the Bureau of Plant Industry of the USDA for wear, shade and texture. Does not mat. Excellent for lawns. . INSIST on this wearresistant, yet fine leaved grass in the dawn seed you buy from your LO. CAL DEALER. Ask him for a free copy of “The Story of Iffahee” or write direct to: H. L. WAGNER & SONS Seedsmen IMBLER, OREGON Stored Fruit One way to keep moisture out of fruit which is to be stored in the . basement or cellar is to place it in galvanized steel utility baskets. Coccidiosis Coccidiosis in chickens can be prevented by following a strict sanitation program and by feeding sulphur and charcoal. Store Pond Fertilizer Farm pond owners. who don’t want to be caught short on fertilizer next spring are urged to buy and store it now. NR. TURLOCK) . game hunt & fish. R.R. 70 mi. REAL ESTATE—HOUSES . MISCELLANEOUS 6-ROOM Howse, 11/3 Ac. Just outside city. 7 outbldgs. Excel. location. 611 Sebastopol Rd., Santa Rosa, Calif. REAL ESTATE—MISC. FOR SALE—2.15 acres—139 ft. Vallejo Highway. 131 ft. Silverado Trail. Near city limit. 8 room house. Zoned comMercially. 1030 Vallejo Road, Napa, “California. SMALL House, garage, shop, lot 100x125. Most healthy, cool Baywood Morro Beach. Only $2,750 $1,350 down. Address Mr. Stephen, 33 E. Gutierrez, Santa Barbara, Calif. 40 AC. estate in oaks and pines. Elev. 2400’. Hwy. 40, Sacramento 46 mi., Reno 85. 30 rms. furnished. Ideal for school, lodge, hospital or home. Steam _ heat. Frank. Humphrey, Colfax, Calif. 45 A., 5-room house, bath, partly furnished, gas, elect., lenty. water. 3 sheds, chicken house, barn, fruit, nuts, $10,000. W. E. Barton, Rt. 3, Box 344, Placerville, Calif. SANTA ROSA—Income. Close in. Commercia}. 200’x600’. On Hwy. 101 So. 2 bdrm., stucco plus $50 stucco rental. Pres. sys., nat. gas, elec. Now $13,000. Cash or terms. Owner, 3551 Redwood Hwy. So. BUSINESS property; 5-room house completely remodeled; _ electricity, water; 4 acres; small family orchard, large highway frontage on Yosemite all year highway; 28 miles from __Merced. Box 23, Cathay, 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 SPRING BARGAINS Are now. available in SEACLIFF PARK. Lots. overlooking the blue bay, on new paved streets with water, electricity, priced $500 to $2500; convenient terms. Ask for free illustrated map-folder. . C. HALL & SONS, Realtors 1545 Pacific Ave., Santa Cruz, Calif. HOBBYISTS — Leathercraft cut projects, Designs, Lacings, Tools, Dyes, Polishes, Moccasins, Metallic Acetate, Prang Textile Paint Seashells. Illustrated catalogue send 30 cents, refunded after purchases. Govan Crafts, 3908 Grove Street, Oakland 9, California, MOTION PICTURE FILM EXCHANGE. ARE YOU TIRED OF RUNNING THE SAME OLD PICTURES OVER AND OVER AGAIN? IF SO SEND US YOUR CASTLE, OFFICIAL OR SIMILAR FILM AND WE WLL EXCHANGE IT. FOR ONE WITH A DIFFERENT TITLE. LINDBLOM PHOTO, 103 EAS£ MAIN STREET, TURLOCK, CALIFORNIA, DOGS, CATS, PETs, ETC. ENGLISH Bull Dog Puppies; registered. Champ. Show Stock; $100.00 and up. Phone Salinas, California 9119. STAMPS Bulgaria 396-407 20 Liberia 271-6 15 Approvals included at reasonable prices AVENUE STAMP CO. 1642 Clement St., San Francisco 21, Calif. FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP. . FOR SALE—2 HD7 Allis Chalmers Tractors in excellent condition—1944 model, $4250.00; 1945 model $4500. J. D. Patterson Ranch Co,, Box 246, Patterson, California. Phone 31. FOR SALE—Farm tractor 1940 Model M. Allis-Chalmers, Tracklayer or trade _ for good used Harvester. Wurz Ranches, 1075 Sonoma’ Highway, Napa, Calif. Phone NAPA 2528. One D-35 Caterpillar, 1st class condition. 12 ft. gable offset Disc like new. 2 Moline power lift Wheatland plows, like new, with steel weeder box attachments, fuel tank and grease gun. $6,000 cash. Also, One John Deere 17 Model sack harvester and one 1947 Massey Harris 14 ft. auger type self propelled harvester, sack classified equipped, $4,000. Total $10,000. __ Calif. Phone 213Y5. POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP. WYOMING estate, 4 bldgs., main lodge, Ige. barn, guest & ten. hse. Solid log struct., indr. mod. plumb., air conditioned, elec., phone. Alt. 6000 ft. On mountainside overlooking valley. gue able dude ranch or retirement. Sell or trade L.A. suburban improv. property, $35,000. P.O. Box 287, Pacific Palies. Ph. Santa Monica 40603 HOMES RANCHES BUSINESSES 2 level A., 1 bdrm. home, farm, water, family fruit. $6600, $1,000 down. Nice 3 bdrm. Auburn home with 4% loan. $2400 down, $59.00 mo. 2 bdrm. Auburn home, 2 blocks from school. Liberal terms. Price $7500. For details about these homes and other homes, ranches and businesses for sale, situated in the sunny slopes east of Sacramento on Highway 40. See or write to CASCADE REALTY CORP., Realtors Rm. 209 Livingston Bldg.—701 High St. AUBURN, CAL. PHONE AUBURN 835 WANTED TO LEASE WILL lease to reliable party, warehouse and seed cleaning business. Wm. Vereschagin, Box 862, Orland, Calif. Phone 7F2, {INSTRUCTION ENROLL NOW! LEARN BARBERING IN U. S. OLDEST SCHOOL. NO WAITING APPROVED FOR VETS. MOLER BARBER COLLEGES 223 S. Main St., Los Angeles, Calif. 161 Fourth St., San Francisco, Calif. CONTRACTORS Preparatory Course instructions for state exams. Reference book included. Also assist filing application. Night classes start Mon. & Fri. or by MAIL. CALIFORNIA” CONTRACTORS SCHOOL, 282 W. Santa Barbara Ave., Los Angeles 37, Calif, AD-8244 AX-5990 AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS. ATTENTION MOTORIST Protect your car or truck against thieves; the (wonder-switch) simple to install. Price $3. Check or M.O, . ,, The Wonder, 288 Central Ave., Brooke "ym 21, New York. i WHITE HALF TRACKS of Practically new. logging, Used for farming, construction, mining, saws etc, TRUCK PARTS Wew and used. Army and civilian models. Axle shafts, ring and pinion gears, wheels, engines, transmissions, driver shafts, transfer boxes, etc. LERER BROS. 3651 Harrison St. San Francisco, Calif. HOTELS HOTEL SPAULDING In the heart of downtown San Francisco, Completley renovated. Rates from $2.00 240 O’Farrell near Powell GArfield 1-2715 mills, When in 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 5-0355 PALOMAR HOTEL 364 O’FARRELL STREET SAN FRANCISCO baths. Single $5.00; Douvie $3.50, tet le $3.00; uble $3.50; b i. to N.B.C. Studios and eee One of the best downtown addresses. SAN FRANCISCO Down Town e Jones and Eddy Sts. ¢ All With Baths and Showers Family Rates « Write For illustrated Folder Rates $450 DRIVE-IN GARAGE From ROOSEVELT Densely Settled Population of Java, its area of 48,000 square miles about equal to New York state, increased from 4,000,000 in 1815 to around 48,000,000 today. Its population density, approximately 1,000 per square mile, is the world’s highest. Cobalt Under Study Feed manufacturers and_ veterinarians are keeping a close tab on new studies of cobalt in animal nutrition; because recent findings have shown that. this mineral may be far more important to the health . of livestock than is generally believed. QUALITY CHICKS Broadbreasted bronze turkey poults, Brower poultry equipment. dealer. HAYWARD HATCHERY, 7690 ‘‘A’’ St. Hayward, Calif. phone: LUcerne 1-1921 PETALUMA HATCHERY. Est. 1902. Wa speciaiize in hatching White Leghorns, New Hampshires, Austra-Whites and Cornisk Cross. Can supply chicks on short notice Petaluma Hatchery, L. W. Clark. 619 Maia St., Petaluma, Calif. QUALITY baby chicks bred _ for finest production, sturdy livability; New ampshires $18 a hundred; arr dy $24, cockerels $17; weekly roiler accounts solicited; White od ogrt Austra Whites $17.50, pullets $34; assorted straight run chicks $14.45; orders promptly shipped prepaid; 100% arrival guaranteed. Tooker’s Hatchery, Empire, California. Phone Modesto 7J3. WANTED TO BUY Cream WANTED. HIGHEST SAN FRANCISCO PRICES PAID! TOMALES BAY . CREAMERY 8.F. CALIF, ANY AMOUNT ACCEPTED! You can. ship one gallon or a thousand Don’t Worry About the Distance! No matter how far you may be from tow you can ship via your local mail man, bj railroad, truck or bus. Rates are low 10 & & Gallon Shipping Cans Supplied Free of Charge! Milk More Cows ,. Earn More Money Telegraph; Telephone Collect Jordan 17-3120, or write immediatelys For a square deal all the time ship your cream to: TOMALES BAY CREAMERY Department A 3236 Pierce St., San Francisco 23, Calif Persian Gulf’s Sea Life Surveyed by Scientist A collection of more than 5,00{ fishes and other sea animals of th( Persian gulf has been brought bacl to the U. S. National museum by Donald S. Erdman of the staff of the Smithsonian institution. Mr. Erdman carried out a survey of the sea life of this region undel the sponsorship of the Arabiam American Oil company. The gulf is of particular interest to biologists because it is probably the hottes{ body of salt water in the world. Wa ter temperatures in mid summe1 reach over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, The gulf might be considered an arm of the Indian ocean. It is ex ceptionally shallow, however, and is connected with the great sea by a narrow channel. One result of this is that its water remains much hotter than that of the ocean in general, Consequently its sea life, so far as number o species is concerned, is much spars« er. The species which have been able to adapt themselves to the warm water, however, often are very numerous as individuals. Notable among the fishes brought back by Mr. Erdman are ‘sea moths.”’ They are little brown crea: tures with large fins, which spend most of their lives on the surface and look like large moths which have settled on the water. Presum: ably they live chiefly on smal aquatic Crustacea. Notable also are the ‘‘fool fishes," so stupid and sluggish that they make no effort to escape, even when a bright light is shone on them a night. s New Spanish Study Guide \ Prof. Olie S. Bandy, head of the Spanish department at Florida Southern college, has recently presented a new type of Spanish study guide to the members of the teaching profession. The study guide emphasizes the oral approach, correct pronunciation, accurate understand: ing of both oral and written expres. sions and thinking in Spanish, Grammatical forms and rules ara not forgotten, but are taught induc tively as the need for such informa< tion develops. ; The Shape of Beets to Come Shape of the sugar beet root has become important now that large acreages of this crop are gathered with mechanical harvesters. U. Ss. department of agriculture scientists are seeking to change the shape of commercial sugar beets so they will come away from the loosened soi] readily—either tumbled out by the plow points ar raised by a gentle lift on the foliage. Sugar beets as grown today are long and pointed, parsnipshaped, and cling in the soil with a tenacity suggestive of a nail ‘n a voard. Gordon K. Baird, Clovis, P. 0, Box 357, .

CS anc ne nate ANG A NEVADA’ CITY NUGGET i Tuesday, May 17, 1949 Weddings, Graduations Should Be Considered As Ceremonial Events S THERE a graduation coming up in your family? Or, are you planning a bridal shower for a daughter or a neighbor? These are big events and. should be treated with proper pomp and ceremony. Some women get shaky ‘when they plan to entertain because they can’t see quite how they’re going to get the house in _spic and span order, keep the kiddies from _ getting underfoot while preparations are under way and still get together the refreshments. Select a simple menu that-can be prepared in advance, and you'll have the perfect answer to entertaining. A sandwich loaf and a cooling punch bowl are easy enough to serve. Make the sandwich loaf the night before; get together the ingredients for the cool drink and ' refrigerate them, too. When servwage ces aes or RT TS ERNE pene serene <Wretiesperebserk ing time arrives you have simply to bring things together. For a youngsters’ party, serve glamorized milk drinks and simple cookies, baked in advance. Or, give them sandwiches with the beverage because these, too, may be made in the morning for an afternoon party, if they are wrapped in waxed paper and refrigerated. A glorious cake makes an excellent duet for a punch bowl. For a shower you might try a refrigerated type because women love them Youngsters will come a-flying when you announce that eating time is here with these delightful glasses of cherry ice cream float. A chilled and nutritious milk drink, the floats may be served with cookies for an afternoon or evening snack. dearly and they are just a little bit more fancy than a baked cake. LJ * * F YOU’RE planning to serve punch, make fruited ice cubes in advance. Squeeze the fruit juices and place them in’ separate’ glass™ jars ; in the refrigerator. When party time arrives, simply put them all together in a large bowl or a pretty pitcher and the _ beverage part of your gay doings is well under control. : Orange Punch (Serves 15) 1 pint orange juice 1 pint orange sherbet 1 pint vanilla ice cream 1 pint ginger ale Beat’ orange juice, sherbet and ice cream with a rotary beater. Add ginger ale and stir thoroughly. Serve at once from punch bowl. \ Fruit Punch (Makes 1 gallon) 1 quart strong tea 1 cup lemon juice, strained 1 cup orange juice strained 1 cup sugar 3 cups grape or cranberry juice ° 1 quart water 1 pint ginger ale Mix tea, fruit juices, water and sugar; chill, Just before serving add ginger ale and pour over a large piece of ice in a punch bowl. Garnish the punch with sprigs of mint, maraschino cherries, slices of lemons and oranges. : * ae * ERE’S AN IDEAL recipe for “punch for the youngsters: Pineapple Milk Punch (Serves 6) 3 cups cold milk A bowl of punch, decorated with slices of lemon, orange and sprigs of mint, make§ an easy and festive way to entertain a crowd. Cookies, cake or sandwiches may be_ served with the punch to complete the party fare. LYNN CHAMBERS’ MENU Baked Ham Slice Scalloped Potatoes Broiled Tomatoes Jellied Vegetable Salad Orange Muffins , Butter Beverage *Chocolate Cake *Recipe Given 2 cups cold pineapple juice 3% cup coffee cream %4 cup sugar 1% teaspoons lemon juice Pinch of salt 12 drops peppermint extract Combine all ingredients in a shaker or beat with a _ rotary beater until foamy. Pour into tall glasses; garnish with a sprig of mint and serve immediately. Just the sight of these glasses of . fruit ice cream float are enough \\ to make young\ sters cheer. The recipe suggests cherries= but other kinds of py such as strawberries, raspberries or blackberries may be used in place of cherries. Sandwich» Loaf (Serves 8-10) 1 1-pound loaf unsliced bread Butter 1% cups ham salad 1% cups egg salad 1 cup red jelly such as currant 8 ounces cream cheese Trim all crust from bread. Cut loaf of bread into four lengthwise slices. Butter each side which filling will touch. On the first bottom slice place egg salad; top with bread slice; cover top of that slice with ham salad. Top with another slice and cover that with jelly. Top with slice of bread; wrap loaf in waxed paper and place a weight such as a bread board on it. Chill in refrigerator for several hours. Then unwrap and cover whole loaf with cream cheese which has been softened with Cream and _ tinted pale green. Save a bit of the cream cheese and tint this pink or yellow and force through pastry tube to make rosettes to decorate loaf. _. *Chocolate Cake (Makes 2 9-inch layers) 3 ounces unsweetened chocolate : % cup hot water cup shortening cup sugar eggs f cups sifted flour teaspoon soda teaspoon salt 3 teaspoons baking powder 1 cup buttermilk 1 teaspoon vanilla Cut chocolate in pieces, Add hot water, cook and stir over a low flame until a thick smooth paste is formed. Cool. Cream together sugar and shortening. Beat eggs until creamy and add to sugar-fat mixture. Blend in chocolate. Sift together the dry ingredients, then add to the first mixture alternately with buttermilk. Fold in vanilla, Bake in two nine-inch greased pans in a moderate (350°) oven for 25 minutes. Frost with chocolate icing between, on top and sides. Sprinkle with chopped nuts, if desired. This chocolate cake may also be frosted with Seven-Minute icing and sprinkled with crushed peppermint stick candy. To make a very festive cake, frost with sweetened, whipped cream and sprinkle the top with shaved, unsweetened chocolate. LYNN SAYS: Simple Sandwiches Make Good Refreshments Combine % pound of cottage cheese with a dash of onion juice, salt, pepper and two tablespoons of chopped cucumber or onion. This is enough for eight full sized sandwiches. Cream cheese softened with mayonnaise, then mixed with chopped, salted almonds and a few chopped maraschino cherries make dainty little sandwiches. Tried Cole slaw sandwiches? Mince the cabbage fine; and have sufficient salad dressing in it to: moisten it for spreading. Add some chopped bacon for flavor and spread on whole wheat bread. Mix ground leftover meat with finely shredded carrots and chopped hard-cooked eggs. Add _ enough mayonnaise for easy spreading and serve on rye bread. Another filling that calls for seconds uses crushed peanut brittle with enough softened butter to make a nice spread for sandwiches. seis ot Classified Department BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. FARMS AND RANCHES Send for my free list of Businesses for Sale or Trade. List yours with 0. W. CURRAN, Business Broker, 2921 Broadway, Sacramento, Calif. CAFE—New, modern. Service Station and good residence at “Mesquite, Nevada. ' Contact L. C. SHOWALTER, Cedar City, Utah. FOR SALE—Fountain lunch, fully equipped. On hiway near high school, res. dist. Opt. lease. Living quarters for couple. Box 241, Sonora, Calif. DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT for sale, 1 mile north Petaluma, on main Redwood Highway. Will sacrifice. Terms. REDWOOD DRIVE-IN, Petaluma, Calif. SODA fountain and general merchandise combined. Store all finished in knotty pine. Four-room living quarters attached. For {nformation see at Colonial Shop, Bolinas, Calif.BUY Zan»! Products wholesale. Sell Friends, neighbors. Build a Zanol route, makes extra money as Zanot Distributor, write Zanol, 244 West 15th St., Los Angeles 15th. for FREE starting equipment. FOR SALE BY OWNER, a beautiful 14 unit motor court, with home and office. Well established business in Central Oregon. Good fishing and hunting. $55,000 down. Write J. G. Mack, 8°6 South Third St., Bend, Oregon. FOR SALE Grocery Store & Market. Coast Town. $100,000 annual business, $15,000 takes it 10 A. CARRIGANS, home, barn, chicken equipment. TED VEITH Box 51, Fresno, Calif. OREGON. Lovely 6 room home on 10 acre diversified, farm 3 miles from town of Hood River in scenic Hood River Valley. For price and terms. write Hood River Real Estate, 12, Oak St., Hood River, Oregon. 26 Ac. Yaquina River frtge., 6 rm. hse. Spring, large orchard, berries, 8 hd. stock. New tractor, 7 outbuildings. Fishing. Big game, hunting. $9000. LARRY GILLIS, Rte. 1, * ‘foledo, Oregon. SHASTA COUNTY 150-acre irrigated ranch with one mile of river. Hunting and _ fishing. Fine view. Tractor and equipment etc. Cattle. See or write George W. Harvey, Glenburn, California. : 10 ACRE chicken ranch, 5 miles West of Petaluma. Capacity 6,000 hens, brooder house capacity 5,000 chicks. Well, pressure system. gas, elec. All good: bidgs., 5 room house. $15,000. Owner on premBox 183B, ises. JOHN CARLSON, Rt. 4, Box 159, -drkon lal oad California, Four miles from own. ACRE modern poultry and vegetable ranch. $1,000 a month income from poultry. $4,500 yearly income trom vegetables. 2,000 head of poultry and equipment. Full price $16,000. Half mile out Merced city limits on due to ill health. McSwain Road. 8S. B. Weathers R. J. Stufflebeem, { Poultry Ranch, Route 1, Box 41, 1213 Park, Paso Robles, Calif. 1 Merced, Calif, NEW AUTO Court, US 99 Hiway. 2 douPOULTRY FARM ble, 5 single, Newly furnished. Garages, ; 10 ac. fine soil; good 2 bedrm. home; cooking facilities. % Acre. Filled. 4 rooms] 2 rm. cabin; 4000 sq. ft. chick. houses; & bath for owner. Garage. Priced for quick } storage; fine pres. syst. well; 2000 chicsale. $30,000.00, Terms. Arrow Auto Court; } kens; 18 cu. ft. deep freeze; chicken Woodland, Wash. picker; farm equip.; A PAYING, GOING CAFE and BAR B.Q., Beer and wine lic. On U.S. 101. Completely equipped. Lease $75 inc. living quarters, ¥irst $3,500 takes it. Owner, 2693 Redwood. Hiway So., SANTA ROSA, CALIF, NEW MODERN Fountain Lunch, Ice cream. Located New Theatre Bldg., Seats 21. Ideal for man, Wife. Low rent. Good Lease. Fast owing Community. Wife ill. Sac. $5500.00. ‘Less for quick sale. B.' E; Knopp, Box 233, Aloha, Oregon. HARDWARE, furniture, Appliances. Stock, Equip. Bldg., goes. Liv. qtrs. Lot 44x130. Bldg. 44x85. Warehouse. Truck or sell bus. Lease bldg. Investigate. $19,750.00. CLAPP HAKDWARE and FURNITURE Co., Woodland, Wash. DRY CLEANING PLANT for sale. Good payroll town. Top prices ior cleaning, grossing $2,000. mionthly. Full price $19750. Completely equipped. Includes bldg. $12,000 cash, terms. Write P. O, Box 291, Coquille, Ore. GENERAL one-stop Garage, Modern equipment, Paint, body, fender, tires, low rent. Good lsase. On two highways. Across cafe, stage stop. Keeps 4 men busy day & nite. Gross $30,000.00; $18,500. Terms. Farming, fruit district. Tourist trade. 0. M. Gr P.O. Box 70, Reedsville, Ore. BUSINESS, $16,000. Some trade. J. G. Thomas, 424 Dobbins St., Tel. 2136, Vacaville, Calif. 193 A. on coast, 75 has_ been ‘cropped, approx. 80 a. peat soil. Ideal ;for truck gardening ‘or dairying. easily be irrigated, have water rights. Alsea bay frontage. T 20 caterpillar, 7-ft. tandem disc, 2-bottom plow, lime speader, haying machinery. Good 8-rm house, gravity water. 4 miles to Waldport. 0. OakJand,. Waldport, Ore. : 37% A. on famous Crystal Creek, home of large rainbow, trout. Hdwtrs. of aod Klamath Bake. Home of wildlife. Good house, barn, garage, tel. All fenced in; 1-16 mi. secondary hiway. Cleaned up ‘like city park, Last word in pvcy.—2 mi. nearest neighbor. Bounded 3 sides by Rogue R. Natl. Forest. Ideal summer home. $12,000. J. Fallon, Harriman, Ure. iS 87-ACRE DAIRY in Tehama County. 60 acres pipe lined and in perm. pasture, 5-rm. cottage on beautiful hill site. 3 pastures all border running stream. Income 1948 over $12,000. Price $30,000; only $10,000 down, bal. 12 yrs. 5%. STROUT REALTY, HARVEY 0. GARST, Associate. P. O. Box 803, Merced, Calif. Phone 2161-W. A GOOD BUSINESS Nets over 20% per yr. on investment. No O.P.A. regulations. 17 furnished apts. and 20 trailer spaces, house for owner. On city bus line, school, stores, Full price $47,500. Must sell or_ trade. Manager, 2435 Waterloo Road, Stockton, California. AUTO body. and’ paint shop, general repairing. Glass cutting machine. A well established business in fact growing community. Sioireen ghd located; with long lease on fireproof bldg. Priced for quick sale includ. tools, equip. and inventory $4950. Homer R. Bosse, Realtor, Sonoma, Calif. Phone 2696, ZENITH Dry Cleaning Plant, building built for this business, Modern to the minute. Tailoring, hat blocking. 3 delivery trucks, Ideal Loc. 8 People employed. Good reasons. Sac. $22, 500.00, Less for quick sale, L. DEAN. 230 E. Washington, Hillsboro, Oregon, Guarantee business. Ideal for large family. Won’t Last. 5 ACRES on Main Highway. 14 lots for Sub-division. 2 lots -faces hiway. For Skating rink, Motel. Any business. 4 block to county fairgrounds. Fruit, Berries. Richest County in Oregon. Close to Portland. Beaches. $17,500. Less for quick sale. Chas. W. Ketchem, Rt. 2, Box 332, Hillsboro, Oregon. NEW FOOD MARKET located good payroll town (5 mills operating.) 40 x 90 bildg., on 90 x 170 lot. Grocery stock about $6000.00. Everything new—shelving, islands, complete meat market equip. refrigerated meat and vegetable cases, big. walk-in. nie AP a aoe space. Bldg., and business priced for quick sale at $30,750. Write Elmer Peterson, Silverton Food Market, Silverton, Oregon. SECOND HAND STORE & SHOE REPAIR SHOP Perfect set-up for man and wife. All the business you can handle. Located small town 35 mi. so. Portland, in rich farming and logging area—6 mills operating. New end used furniture, and hardware. New bicycle parts and accessories, leather goods, logging equipt. Shce repair shop fully equip all new machinery. Other business demands my time. Priced to sell at $8500. Address A. J. Jones, owner, Bex 22, Mollalla, Oregon. FOR SALE ACCOUNT OF AGE, PRICE REDUCED $1,000. Lunch counter and bar, beer and_ wine license, property, furniture and fixtures; R.R. and sawmill town; property facing highway; 50 foot frontage, 115 ft. deep to 20 ft. alley; blds., fixtures and furniture pink condition; 6 sleeping rms. furnished; separate lot. Price now $6,500. Some terms. BYRON 8S. GREENWOOD Broker Nubieber, California Redwood Hiway Motel Would you like to own the most beautiful and best-paying motel on the Redwood Hiway between San Francisco and Eureka. Gross_ over $46,000 a year, $150,000, 1-3 down, balance to suit. This will stand the most rigid investigation. Write for full details. A. W. BERNIER, 3032 G Street, Eureka, California. BAR BUSINESS, HIWAY 299 Truck terminal, bar with on sale liquor lic., restaurant. All 3 aon landslide business. Gross over $15, a month. This. property located in the midst of logging and sawmill industry, in Humboldt Co, 534 ft. hiway frontage. 4 rm. cottage and 8 cabins; All goes for $65,000, including real prop. $35,000 down will handle. Reason for selling, retiring. For full details write A. W. Bernier, 3032 G Street. Eureka, Calif. GENERAL GARAGE service Station, Cottage Court. Has Grocery store, rent out $50 mo. Modern 5. room home for owner, Three 3-room cottages rented. Two modern. public rest rooms. Located at Jct, Molalla & US 99. 2% Acres facing US 99. Here is a real spot. Ideal for large family. Center Lumber Belt. World’s Berry center, Priced to sell. $45,000.00. Infor. Owner. M. L, EYDET, Rt. 1, Box 91-A, Woodburn, Oregon, If you are looking to bela up a beautiful place SEE IS MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE Get this Tavern °& Class A Cafe and

Motel site. Room for 20 Mod. Cottages, All Newly decorated. Modern to the minute. 15 Stools, 9 booths. Filled all the time. Walk-in, warehouse. Coldstorage. Two nicely furnished Living quarters. All — Stock fix goes, Heavy stock. Room to put in additional. Bldg. Did $40,000—’ can double this year. 195 frontage, 125 deep on US 99. Information Owner. Wife health. Sac. $32,500. KENNETH H. FRY 327 Pacific Hiway Woodburn, Oregon Corn Corn, due to its extensive though comparatively shallow root system, requires a good, deep, well drained and mellow soil to produce heavy yields of grain. Thin, eroded and poorly drained land will not produce profitable yields of corn. Newcastle Control Newcastle disease, though very costly, has not put poultrymen out of business. Through vaccination, which is apparently quite effective, controlling Newcastle may soon place this disease in the ‘‘chore list’’ along with fcw? sex. Arkansas ARKANSAS stock farm 1,000 acres more or less. ture summer and winter, % in cultivation, other half in timber and good grazing. Plenty stock, water, 3 houses and barns. Good country roads, schools and electricity ‘available, $25 an acre. For more information, write Baxter Lofland, Box 95, Gravelly, Arkansas. ALFALFA & STOCK Look over this fast develo ing and good farm district. Alfalfa in this district produces 6 to 7 cuttings per year with 1% tons per cutting to the acre. Water tevel at about 20 ft. Unimproved land from $10 up r acre. Located in the BarstowNewberry district. One of the healthiest climates in the world. WILEY KINSER, 696-Hwy. 99, Loma Linda, Calif. Phone Redlands 9318. Foothill Ranch Home 4 mi. from Oroville. In. beautiful Feather River country. 13 acres. 7 rm. modern home, 3 room guest cottage. barns, all year creek, shade trees, family orchard, landscaped. 10 ac. bearing oranges and almonds, $27,000. Terms. G. Sturtevant, 2009 High St., Alameda, Brokers welcome. Write today for full information. ALFALFA RANCH 134 A., 50 A. in alfalfa, 34 A. in wheat, 9 A. in barley, 2 A. in buildings, balance of acreage in summer‘fallow. 4 wells, alfalfa land under sprinkling system, Beautiful modern rancho type home. This place must be seen to be appreciated. Yes, we have television. Pr. $60,000. Ed Mang, Route 3, Box 561, Hemet, Calif. Go to corner of Warren & Stetson rds., then W. 1 mi., So. 1 mi. IDEAL RANCH For Sale or Trade for Cattle Ranch Picturesque setting in foothills 15 mi. East of Porterville. 2 mi. from Springville; on good hiway to mountain resorts, fishing, hunting. 17 A. with plenty of free irrigating water; 8 box-stall broodmare barn; 2 stallion stalls; help’s i bom 40-ton hay barn; concrete block granary; attrac. 8 rm. ‘house, interior mainly knotty pine; there is room for more bdrms. or apt. upstairs so would make ideal small guest ranch, inn, or large home. These bidgs. are new or rebuilt during past year. Must be seen to appreciate value. Price $22,500. Pictures upon request, J. D. TRIMMELL, owner RR No. 5, Box 140 Porterville, California SEEDS. PLANTS. ETC. TOMATO, Cabbage and Broccoli Plants 100 postpaid $1.50; 1,500 collect $7.50. Sweet Spanish or Crystal Wax Onion Plants, 500 postpaid $1.50; 6,000 collect $8.00. for _ sale; Good pasLAKE MEAD FARMS, Overton, Nevada. BETTER LAWNS eee With ILLAHEE Fescue This creeping fescue was developed by the Bureau of Plant Industry of the USDA for wear, shade and texture. Does not mat. Excellent for lawns. .. INSIST on this wearresistant, yet fine leaved grass in the dawn seed you buy from your LO. CAL DEALER. Ask him for a free copy of “The Story of Iffahee” or write direct to: H. L. WAGNER & SONS Seedsmen IMBLER, OREGON Stored Fruit One way to keep moisture out of fruit which is to be stored in the . basement or cellar is to place it in galvanized steel utility baskets. Coccidiosis Coccidiosis in chickens can be prevented by following a strict sanitation program and by feeding sulphur and charcoal. Store Pond Fertilizer Farm pond owners. who don’t want to be caught short on fertilizer next spring are urged to buy and store it now. NR. TURLOCK) . game hunt & fish. R.R. 70 mi. REAL ESTATE—HOUSES . MISCELLANEOUS 6-ROOM Howse, 11/3 Ac. Just outside city. 7 outbldgs. Excel. location. 611 Sebastopol Rd., Santa Rosa, Calif. REAL ESTATE—MISC. FOR SALE—2.15 acres—139 ft. Vallejo Highway. 131 ft. Silverado Trail. Near city limit. 8 room house. Zoned comMercially. 1030 Vallejo Road, Napa, “California. SMALL House, garage, shop, lot 100x125. Most healthy, cool Baywood Morro Beach. Only $2,750 $1,350 down. Address Mr. Stephen, 33 E. Gutierrez, Santa Barbara, Calif. 40 AC. estate in oaks and pines. Elev. 2400’. Hwy. 40, Sacramento 46 mi., Reno 85. 30 rms. furnished. Ideal for school, lodge, hospital or home. Steam _ heat. Frank. Humphrey, Colfax, Calif. 45 A., 5-room house, bath, partly furnished, gas, elect., lenty. water. 3 sheds, chicken house, barn, fruit, nuts, $10,000. W. E. Barton, Rt. 3, Box 344, Placerville, Calif. SANTA ROSA—Income. Close in. Commercia}. 200’x600’. On Hwy. 101 So. 2 bdrm., stucco plus $50 stucco rental. Pres. sys., nat. gas, elec. Now $13,000. Cash or terms. Owner, 3551 Redwood Hwy. So. BUSINESS property; 5-room house completely remodeled; _ electricity, water; 4 acres; small family orchard, large highway frontage on Yosemite all year highway; 28 miles from __Merced. Box 23, Cathay, 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 SPRING BARGAINS Are now. available in SEACLIFF PARK. Lots. overlooking the blue bay, on new paved streets with water, electricity, priced $500 to $2500; convenient terms. Ask for free illustrated map-folder. . C. HALL & SONS, Realtors 1545 Pacific Ave., Santa Cruz, Calif. HOBBYISTS — Leathercraft cut projects, Designs, Lacings, Tools, Dyes, Polishes, Moccasins, Metallic Acetate, Prang Textile Paint Seashells. Illustrated catalogue send 30 cents, refunded after purchases. Govan Crafts, 3908 Grove Street, Oakland 9, California, MOTION PICTURE FILM EXCHANGE. ARE YOU TIRED OF RUNNING THE SAME OLD PICTURES OVER AND OVER AGAIN? IF SO SEND US YOUR CASTLE, OFFICIAL OR SIMILAR FILM AND WE WLL EXCHANGE IT. FOR ONE WITH A DIFFERENT TITLE. LINDBLOM PHOTO, 103 EAS£ MAIN STREET, TURLOCK, CALIFORNIA, DOGS, CATS, PETs, ETC. ENGLISH Bull Dog Puppies; registered. Champ. Show Stock; $100.00 and up. Phone Salinas, California 9119. STAMPS Bulgaria 396-407 20 Liberia 271-6 15 Approvals included at reasonable prices AVENUE STAMP CO. 1642 Clement St., San Francisco 21, Calif. FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP. . FOR SALE—2 HD7 Allis Chalmers Tractors in excellent condition—1944 model, $4250.00; 1945 model $4500. J. D. Patterson Ranch Co,, Box 246, Patterson, California. Phone 31. FOR SALE—Farm tractor 1940 Model M. Allis-Chalmers, Tracklayer or trade _ for good used Harvester.. Wurz Ranches, 1075 Sonoma’ Highway, Napa, Calif. Phone NAPA 2528. One D-35 Caterpillar, 1st class condition. 12 ft. gable offset Disc like new. 2 Moline power lift Wheatland plows, like new, with steel weeder box attachments, fuel tank and grease gun. $6,000 cash. Also, One John Deere 17 Model sack harvester and one 1947 Massey Harris 14 ft. auger type self propelled harvester, sack classified equipped, $4,000. Total $10,000. __ Calif. Phone 213Y5. POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP. WYOMING estate, 4 bldgs., main lodge, Ige. barn, guest & ten. hse. Solid log struct., indr. mod. plumb., air conditioned, elec., phone. Alt. 6000 ft. On mountainside overlooking valley. gue able dude ranch or retirement. Sell or trade L.A. suburban improv. property, $35,000. P.O. Box 287, Pacific Palies. Ph. Santa Monica 40603 HOMES RANCHES BUSINESSES 2 level A., 1 bdrm. home, farm, water, family fruit. $6600, $1,000 down. Nice 3 bdrm. Auburn home with 4% loan. $2400 down, $59.00 mo. 2 bdrm. Auburn home, 2 blocks from school. Liberal terms. Price $7500. For details about these homes and other homes, ranches and businesses for sale, situated in the sunny slopes east of Sacramento on Highway 40. See or write to CASCADE REALTY CORP., Realtors Rm. 209 Livingston Bldg.—701 High St. AUBURN, CAL. PHONE AUBURN 835 WANTED TO LEASE WILL lease to reliable party, warehouse and seed cleaning business. Wm. Vereschagin, Box 862, Orland, Calif. Phone 7F2, {INSTRUCTION ENROLL NOW! LEARN BARBERING IN U. S. OLDEST SCHOOL. NO WAITING APPROVED FOR VETS. MOLER BARBER COLLEGES 223 S. Main St., Los Angeles, Calif. 161 Fourth St., San Francisco, Calif. CONTRACTORS Preparatory Course instructions for state exams. Reference book included. Also assist filing application. Night classes start Mon. & Fri. or by MAIL. CALIFORNIA” CONTRACTORS SCHOOL, 282 W. Santa Barbara Ave., Los Angeles 37, Calif, AD-8244 AX-5990 AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS. ATTENTION MOTORIST Protect your car or truck against thieves; the (wonder-switch) simple to install. Price $3. Check or M.O, . ,, The Wonder, 288 Central Ave., Brooke "ym 21, New York. i WHITE HALF TRACKS of Practically new. logging, Used for farming, construction, mining, saws etc, TRUCK PARTS Wew and used. Army and civilian models. Axle shafts, ring and pinion gears, wheels, engines, transmissions, driver shafts, transfer boxes, etc. LERER BROS. 3651 Harrison St. San Francisco, Calif. HOTELS HOTEL SPAULDING In the heart of downtown San Francisco, Completley renovated. Rates from $2.00 240 O’Farrell near Powell GArfield 1-2715 mills, When in 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 5-0355 PALOMAR HOTEL 364 O’FARRELL STREET SAN FRANCISCO baths. Single $5.00; Douvie $3.50, tet le $3.00; uble $3.50; b i. to N.B.C. Studios and eee One of the best downtown addresses. SAN FRANCISCO Down Town e Jones and Eddy Sts. ¢ All With Baths and Showers Family Rates « Write For illustrated Folder Rates $450 DRIVE-IN GARAGE From ROOSEVELT Densely Settled Population of Java, its area of 48,000 square miles about equal to New York state, increased from 4,000,000 in 1815 to around 48,000,000 today. Its population density, approximately 1,000 per square mile, is the world’s highest. Cobalt Under Study Feed manufacturers and_ veterinarians are keeping a close tab on new studies of cobalt in animal nutrition; because recent findings have shown that. this mineral may be far more important to the health . of livestock than is generally believed. QUALITY CHICKS Broadbreasted bronze turkey poults, Brower poultry equipment. dealer. HAYWARD HATCHERY, 7690 ‘‘A’’ St. Hayward, Calif. phone: LUcerne 1-1921 PETALUMA HATCHERY. Est. 1902. Wa speciaiize in hatching White Leghorns, New Hampshires, Austra-Whites and Cornisk Cross. Can supply chicks on short notice Petaluma Hatchery, L. W. Clark. 619 Maia St., Petaluma, Calif. QUALITY baby chicks bred _ for finest production, sturdy livability; New ampshires $18 a hundred; arr dy $24, cockerels $17; weekly roiler accounts solicited; White od ogrt Austra Whites $17.50, pullets $34; assorted straight run chicks $14.45; orders promptly shipped prepaid; 100% arrival guaranteed. Tooker’s Hatchery, Empire, California. Phone Modesto 7J3. WANTED TO BUY Cream WANTED. HIGHEST SAN FRANCISCO PRICES PAID! TOMALES BAY . CREAMERY 8.F. CALIF, ANY AMOUNT ACCEPTED! You can. ship one gallon or a thousand Don’t Worry About the Distance! No matter how far you may be from tow you can ship via your local mail man, bj railroad, truck or bus. Rates are low 10 & & Gallon Shipping Cans Supplied Free of Charge! Milk More Cows ,. Earn More Money Telegraph; Telephone Collect Jordan 17-3120, or write immediatelys For a square deal all the time ship your cream to: TOMALES BAY CREAMERY Department A 3236 Pierce St., San Francisco 23, Calif Persian Gulf’s Sea Life Surveyed by Scientist A collection of more than 5,00{ fishes and other sea animals of th( Persian gulf has been brought bacl to the U. S. National museum by Donald S. Erdman of the staff of the Smithsonian institution. Mr. Erdman carried out a survey of the sea life of this region undel the sponsorship of the Arabiam American Oil company. The gulf is of particular interest to biologists because it is probably the hottes{ body of salt water in the world. Wa ter temperatures in mid summe1 reach over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, The gulf might be considered an arm of the Indian ocean. It is ex ceptionally shallow, however, and is connected with the great sea by a narrow channel. One result of this is that its water remains much hotter than that of the ocean in general, Consequently its sea life, so far as number o species is concerned, is much spars« er. The species which have been able to adapt themselves to the warm water, however, often are very numerous as individuals. Notable among the fishes brought back by Mr. Erdman are ‘sea moths.”’ They are little brown crea: tures with large fins, which spend most of their lives on the surface and look like large moths which have settled on the water. Presum: ably they live chiefly on smal aquatic Crustacea. Notable also are the ‘‘fool fishes," so stupid and sluggish that they make no effort to escape, even when a bright light is shone on them a night. s New Spanish Study Guide \ Prof. Olie S. Bandy, head of the Spanish department at Florida Southern college, has recently presented a new type of Spanish study guide to the members of the teaching profession. The study guide emphasizes the oral approach, correct pronunciation, accurate understand: ing of both oral and written expres. sions and thinking in Spanish, Grammatical forms and rules ara not forgotten, but are taught induc tively as the need for such informa< tion develops. ; The Shape of Beets to Come Shape of the sugar beet root has become important now that large acreages of this crop are gathered with mechanical harvesters. U. Ss. department of agriculture scientists are seeking to change the shape of commercial sugar beets so they will come away from the loosened soi] readily—either tumbled out by the plow points ar raised by a gentle lift on the foliage. Sugar beets as grown today are long and pointed, parsnipshaped, and cling in the soil with a tenacity suggestive of a nail ‘n a voard. Gordon K. Baird, Clovis, P. 0, Box 357, .