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13 LVDWICK In loving memory of our dear friend Rae Ludwick. who died SAMUEL S. FACKLER 1312 Derry Ph. 2 7901 GEORGE H. SOURBIER 1310 N.

3rd St. Ph. 2 1603 Lost and Found LOST Boston Bull Terrier (female': name Nellie. Colored Brindle with full white collar, brown harness on her. Ke 'ward.

Metropolitan Barber Shop. 10 South 4th St. Phone 3 93S3 or 3 7598. zo Employment Help Wanted Male ENERGETIC trustworthy man for permanent work, where it is possible to make $150 or more monthly. Apply W.

B. Cullison. 8th Floor. Union Trust Building. Monday or Tuesday evening 6.30 to 8.30.

MARRIED men. Spring employment to limited number. Those with car pre ing account and commission basis. Accounting experience essential. Training course and assistance given.

Position of fers excellent opportunity. Reply by let ter stating aee. education, experience, etc. to G. Bavles.

25 S. 3rd Harrisburg. Pa. 21 Help Wanted Female LADY OR GIRL for housework for em ployed business couple. Good home and wages.

33 W. Market Marietta. Ph. 3 111. MAKE JOB HUNTING EASY With a Beautiful Oil Permanent Wave.

Soecial $2.50. $3.50 $5.00 Comolete MAURCOURT 1309 DERRY ST Ph. 3 6304. Appointment Unnecessary My home service corset business is pros pering. I need and will teach one as sistant.

Earn while learning. Write Mine. Dupree. E. C.

K. Box 53 2. Harris burg Telegraph. OPERATORS WANTED Factory experienced on single needle machine. Apply Quaker Maid Dress Comoany.

2014 N. 4th Street. WANTED White maids. Apply House keeper, Penn Harris Hotel. HOUSEKEEPER to live in.

Must know how to cook. References required. Call iTA.iitu woman wno wants to earn. We will help you make a good income. Permanent opening available.

Call 2 9193 during afternoon. 32 Instruction Local Instructions PITTRCF. irHlBTFHPni DmrarAi NURSING SCHOOLVPaxtang) nroU for Classes April 7th. Ph. 5028.

40 ccms and Bnard Sleeping Rooms A PLEASANT neatly furnished room. Second floor, nearby. Twin beds. Re fined surroundings. Convenient downtown section.

Suitable one or two girls. Telephone 2 3974 after 5.30. A COMFORTABLE and attractively fur nished second floor front room for gen tlemen. Semi private bath. 214 Pine St ATTRACTIVELY furnished studio room, next to bath.

Suitable for 1 or 2 persons, excellent location. 1224 Market street. CENTRAL LOCATION Nicely furnished newly renovated room, second floor, twin beds, all conveniences. Suitable for two gentlemen. Phone 2 2949 HILL SECTION, Near Capitol A large front bedroom, nicely furnished, light, airy, continuous hot water.

Reasonable. Phone 3 6775. 807 N. SECOND ST. Comfortably furnished second floor front bedroom, shower, continuous hot water.

Phone 4 1919. 41 48 Housekeeping Rooms TWO furnished rooms for light housekeeping. All conveniences. Electric Lux refrigerator. Adults.

Light and gas included. 1202 N. 2nd Street. Real Estate For Rent Apartments Lnfurnished APARTMENTS MONDAY EVENING HXRRISBURG TELEGRXPH April" 14, 1941 CLASSIFIED ONE TIME. 21 words or less (two cents a word) 48c THREE TIMES, SI words or less (two cents per word, per Insertion, less 20) $1.15 SEVEN TIMES, 24 words or less (two cents per word, per insertion, less 30) $2.35 Above rates apply to consecutive Insertions only.

Non consecutive insertions charged at one time rate. No discount allowed. Every figure. Initial or abbreviation counted as one word. Classified displays or white apace charged eight words to an agate line.

Announcements In Memoriam Furnished Apartments A BEACT1FIL COBXER PARKVIEW Opp. Capitol. 3 rooms, kitchen tc bath, city seam. Inq. 700 3rd St FVRMSHED APARTMENTS 48 N.

l8th Street. Now available, completely furnished 2nd floor apartment. 3 rooms and bath. Clean and comfortable, piano, gas and electric included, continuous hot water. Rent $40.

Phone 3 6797. 51 Houses Unfurnished 1HUISorth of Market 3 TATLOR BLVD. Single home. 6: STOREROOM 2312 Derry Street. 19 feet by 57 feet.

Phone 3 7161. FACTORY BUILDING or garage, also suitable for large store in good country town. Rent $75. An opportunity. See N.

S. Myers, owner, 1900 Derry St. Phone April i4. 1940 sadly missed by her i si Offices and Desk Rooms Friends and Fellow Workers. The Harrisburg Telegraph Funeral Directors REAL LARGE ROOM First floor front.

Opposite Capitol. Prefer renting as an office, or suitable for two. Phone 4 5326. S3 $06 Wanted To Rent SMALL HOl'SE 5 or 6 rooms. For two adults.

Not more than $20. Write Box 5321, Harrisburg Telegraph. Real Estate For Sale Houses For Sale MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW Six rooms, bath, lavatory, fireplace, game rooms, screens and awnings and double garage. Price SojOO. J.

F. FORTEXBAUGH HONE 3 0632 BELLEVUE PARK HOME 100 South 21st St. Seven room brick home. 2 tile baths, sun porch, open porch, tile kitchen, hardwood floors, oil heat, tile roof. 2 car garage.

Large lot Best location in Bellevue Park. Priced to sell. Inspection by appointment. See C. L.

CONOVER 1245 MULBERRY ST. PHONE 3 3945 ferred. Excellent pay to good worker, i BUILDING LOTS. 3 2430. Write P.

O. Box 449. Colonial Park. Fa. YOUNG MEN 18 to 25 years of age for circular work.

Also few crew supervis ors with cars. Apply immediately. 227 Walnut Street. ACCOUNTING machine salesman to han dle nationally known line of equipment in Lancaster and York counties. Draw SEVERAL BRICK HOUSES.

ALL IMPROVEMENTS AND GARAGE. ALSO BUNGALOWS ALL IMPROVEMENTS AND GARAGES. ALSO DESIRABLE 1HilliSurth of Market S4J00 160S REGINA. 3 story brick. 8 r.

and all imp. W. H. Nelson. Front and Chestnut 2 4247.

$6500173 STATE ST. 8 R. A B. All mod. tmpvs.

Fine cond. W. H. Nelson. Front Chestnut 2 4247.

$700056 N. 17TH COR. Good cond. 8 B. W.

H. Nelson. Front Chestnut 2 4247. $15,0001214 16 MARKET ST. Six rooms and oath each, tine income Terms W.

H. Nelson. Front Chestnut 2 4247. 2 Hill South of Market $300 1J3 MULBERRY. 6 tile bath storeroom.

W. H. Nelson. Front Chestnut. 2 4247.

3 Frvnt to 7th South of Maclay $i500 1715 N. 3RD. 7 elec. gas. water.

$500 dn. and $30 per mo. W. H. Nelson.

Front and Chestnut $2500 1415 N. 6TH ST. Comer. 9 rms. bath.

W. H. Nelson. Front Chestnut Sts. Ph.

2 4247. 4 Front to 7thMorth of Maclay $5500o63 WICONISCO ST, Single 5 rms. and bath. 3 garages, large lot W. H.

Nelson. Front Chestnut 2 4247. $95002232 N. 3RD ST. 3 story brick, 8 R.

oil burner hpat. Fine cond. W. H. Nelson, Front and Chestnut 2 4247.

10Penbrook WOMEN i2i with cars for permanent I fW 3104 HOFFER Penbrook. Sngl. work. Four hours dailv. Good cav.

No ca.I Sar rt tmpvs. W. H. canvassine. References reouired.

All an rison. rront 5S Chestnut, 2 4247. plicants will be interviewed. Write Box 5323. Harrisburg Telegraph.

WANTED 2 waitresses over 21 years old I $3800135 HERMAN Lemoyne, 8 for tap room. Call between 11 a. m. and steam heat, hdwd. open 2 p.

m. Sittings Cafe, 7th and Maclav fairway. n. a. rieison.

iront Chest 'treets. i 18 Lemoyne 19 Aeie Cumberland 4 3019 between 9.30 and 5.30 and 4 1425 i $1S0 127 E. 15TH ST, New Cumb. 6 R. after six clock.

single. W. H. Nelson. Front tt r.

23 Suburban TEA R. dance hall, along York 10 mi. from Hbg. Vacant Impvs. n.

Kcuon. rront cnestnut 2 4247. Business Properties For Sale FOR SALE An Olri morgan tile center, Carlisle. Pa. West Main.

Suitable for drug store, besides space for 4 modern apartments. Lot 32x240 feet. faces W. Main on north and an alley on 5outn. triced to sell.

P. A. Weigle Carlisle. Pa. 210 Lots For Sale MIST SELL TO SETTLE ESTATE 212 2025 Derry Lot 40x150 through to Brookwood Street.

An ideal apartment or residence location. Inquire owner, 2023 Derry Street. 2nd floor apartment. Farms For Sale 29 ACRES close to Dillsburg. Good build ings, some fruit.

If sold by April 15th i sacruice acres, two sets of build mgs. imit. woods and stream. Arthur vent. XJiiisourg.

Pa. 216 Real Estate Wanted INTERESTED in buying a medium sized larm wun good land and buildinss. What have you to offer? Write or see a Myers, iuo Derry Harrisburg. 100 Business Services Moving Trucking Storage MOVING VAN trips to Wash, taa periodically with full or part loads. all Manuel Service 4 3036.

STORAGE MOVING CRATING See Our Fire Proof Warehouse Agents for Aero Mavflowar Transit 457 45 S. Second St Phone 4 3034 Harrisburg Storage Co. 1921 N. Second 6 rms. steam MOV.

2808 Locust Lane. 6 rms. "TL New York. Piano movine and itnra J. E.

GIPPLE 1251 Market St Phone 3 6202 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 446 S. 13th 5 rooms and bath. 1st floor $45 1601 N. 3rd 5 rooms and bath. 3rd floor $45 2121 N.

6th 4 rooms and bath. 1st floor $3o 1603 N. 3rd 6 rooms and bath. 3rd floor $37.50 loOZ N. 6th 5 rooms and bath.

2nd 3rd floors $33 800 Capital, 4 rooms and bath, 1st floor $35 336 Broad, 5 rooms and bath, 2nd floor $30 J. K. KIPP SON 1418 20 N. Third St. Ph.

7155 TVPTOWN Two apartments. Second and third floors. Hwd. floors, shower bath, new paper paint. $25 $35.

Ph. 4 1697. 2.VK N. 6TH ST. Second floor.

Three or four rooms and bath. Continuous hot water. Adults only. No pets. i LBrinkerhoff 1437 Regina St.

Ph 3 3854 FOR CAR OR TRUCK USE A DRlTE rr Drive It 117 S. 3rd St Phone 4 3245 Livestock Poultry, Seeds Horses Cattle Hogs, Etc. BIDING HORSE Bay Gelding. 6 years, 17 hands, thoroughbred jumper, gentle and sound. Inquire 55 West Louther v.uiaic, ra, rnone iarusie ltfH.

BLACK Rinivr. until good as new. See to appreciate. Lewis mues sou in fierre Cafe. White house left side road, blue trimmings.

Mr. Pauli. 114 Seeds and Farm Supplies The Paxton Flour Feed Company sells the best grade of Vegetable Seeds. Lawn Grass Seed, Fertilizer and Cow Manure at reasonable prices. 352 Broad Harrisburg.

Phone 6085. I3 Merchandise Washers A GOOD used washer for sale. Excellent condition. Phone 3 0121. US Jevcelry Watches SPOT SPECIAL 17 Jewel Hamilton pocket watch $12.30.

17 Jewel man's yellow gold wrist watch $6.50. R. W. Landis. 3rd and Hamilton.

Phone 2 7449. 13 Household Goods CHINA MATTING. 9x12 rugs. Choice of rooms and bath, steam heat, hardwood I ten colorful patterns. April special, floors: rent $62.50.

EZRA C. CASSELL. 1608 State St. Phone 3 8al4. Business Places For Rent $3.50.

Fomwald s. 1223 N. 6th St. 3 Pc. Walnut Bedrm.

Suite iRepos.l $34.50 DAUPHIN FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 1217 N. THIRD ST. 1217 AUTOMATIC WASHER Porcelain tub and balloon wringer rolls. New guaran tee.

$1.00 a week. Hall's Electric Store. 223 N. 2nd St. 143 Business, Store Equipment BENNETT FOR ANYTHING In Butchers' Supplies and Refrigerators, 50 gal.

gas kettle $50; 6 8 ft and 10 ft. refrigerator counters. 8 x6" Refrig. 1206 MARKET ST. 144 Refrigerators A LARGE electric refrigerator.

Excellent condition, suitable for restaurant or large family. Reasonable. Call after 2 P. M. 1218 Green Street.

149 Rest, and Hotel Supplies New or Used Equipment Supplies LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN WEISS BROS. 23 S. 1STH ST. COMPLETE LINE OF NEW AND USED RESTAURANT AND CONFECTIONERY EQUIPMENT. KEYSTONE F.

E. CO. 13TH WALNUT STS. PH. 3 0411 li FOOT bar and back bar suitable for basement, unique design $125.

11 N. 5th Street. tss 139 Building Material ALL KINDS of lumber and building ma terials Doors, sash, stairways, electrical supplies and fixtures, pipe, radiators, lavatories, one 2200 pound elevator, awnings, fans, ice boxes, marble. Wm. Delson Wrecking Co.

Cameron id Calder Phone 2 3808 Wanted to Buy ANTIQUES, GOLD. SILVER, GLASS WARE, FURNITURE, ETC HIGHEST CASH PRICES. CALL PERRY ALEXANDER. "THE LUCKY HORSESHOE." PHONE 7901, 176 Financial Business Opportunities A MODERN restaurant for rent or sell on small down payment to experienced man. Phone 815 or write Box 886, State College.

Pa. A REAL business opportunity for some one including Real Estate and Equipment. Will finance liberally. Price $33,500. Write Box 5315.

Harrisburg Telegraph. $4000 13 BOOM TOURIST HOME along nver, 2 acres, exc. bus. location. W.

H. Nelson. Front fc Chestnut 2 4247. Money to Loan INDUSTRIAL LOAN SOCIETY, INC. WE MAKE LOANS ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND AUTOMOBILES 204 DAUPHIN BLDG.

PHONE 2 4131 LOANS UP TO $300 XO DELAY NO RED TAPE Prudence Credit Inc. 115 MARKET ST. PH. 3 4277 LOANS Apply Today, Get Cash Tomorrow Tell us how much you want $25 to $250 or more. Answer a few questions about your identity and ability to repay.

Then sign and get the cash promptly. Phone or come in. Personal Finance Co. 2 4 N. 2nd St.

Market Square Bldg. Phone 7259 MR. ROHRER, Mgr. 3rd Floor LOW COST LOANS $1.65 WEEKLY PATS $100 CN 18 MOS. $2.47 WEEKLY PAIS $150 IN 18 MOS.

$3.30 WEEKLY PAIS $200 EN 18 MOS. $4.13 WEEKLY PAYS $250 EN 18 MOS. $4.95 WEEKLY PAIS $300 IN 18 MOS. Other Charges CsIL Phone or Write CO OPERATIVE LOAN and INVESTMENT COMPANY 10 S. Market Square PHONE 2 1206 ESTABLISHED 36 YEARS LOANS $50 to $1000 When in need of money we inrits you to compare these payments.

Personal Loam Auto Loans Real Estate Loan Endorsement Loans Amount Cost per month ton including interest charge Receive 6 Months Li Months 18 Months $100 S200 $300 $500 $800 $17.70 $35.22 $52.75 $87.80 $139.86 $9.10 $18.17 $27.21 $15.30 $72.16 Automotive lM Automobile Dealers $6.29 $12.51 $18.74 $31.20 $49.69 Weekly or Semi Monthly Payments If Desired Community Consumer Discount Co. 224 N. SECOND ST. Leilly Owned Phone FOB BETTER USED CABS AT LOWER PBICES J. PALL HABKJSON LE.MOI.VE PHONE 1283 Bicycles Motorcycles ANYTHING FOB BICYCLES at Smith's.

Smith's Bicycle Store, 1833 N. 3rd St Phone 3 9977. HEADQUARTERS FOB SHIBTS BY COWBOY JOE Each one a Rodeo Champ. Kay's 1 Milan A. Fitch, 1408 N.

3rd St. 1941 Scout $250. Bicycle tires 26x2.12. 89c. Bicycle tubes 26x2x125, 69c.

Indian Sales, 1210 N. Sixth St. Automobiles For Sale '37 8TUDEBAKEB 4 door sedan: radio, heater and defroster, 8325. Humeri, 3864 Derry St. Phone 3 5638.

199 THE TIMID SOUL $100 to $200 $175 BUICK Blackda5 Down. HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $125 FORD f0Jnupe" wo HBG. BUICK 218 S.

CAMERON $170.00 BUICK "34 Tr. Sedan, radio, good tires. tTankim Service Garage, 200 Cameron Harrisburg. $145 BUICK Jaa 45 HBG. BUICK 218 S.

CAMERON CS200 to $300 $495 Chevrolet "36 Master Deluxe sedan good tires. Franklin Service Garaee. 200 a. Cameron, rnone $245 BUICK '35 Sedan, Black. HBG.

BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $275 CHEV. HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $395.00 GRAHAM '37 Supercharger.

Tr. Sedan, radio, heater, new tires, excellent condition. Franklin Service Garage, 200 S. Cameron Harrisburg. JZZS STUDE311 S75 HBG.

BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $295 PACKARD 3t6r 120 sd HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $285.00 STUOEBAKER '36 coupe, radio and heater: paint excellent and good tires, trar.tun bervice Garage, 200 S. Cameron Harrisburg.

$300 to $400 '37 HUDSON TERRAPLANE 2 door sedan, $385. Franklin Service Garage. 200 S. Cameron. Phone 3 3831.

$395 FORD '38 Dlx. 2 Dr. Radio. HBG. BUICK 218 S.

CAMERON tfC DITirif '36 Sedan. Black. to $1000 HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $335 GRAHAM '37 Fordor Trunk Sedan.

Good tires. Will trade. Franklin Service Garage. 200 S. Cameron.

Ph. 3 3831. $395 P0NTIAC'7edtnDoO6rcyi. HBG. BUICK 218 S.

CAMERON $400 to $500 $425 HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $425.00 CD SON TERR APLANE Trunk Sedan, radio, heater; very good condi tion; one owner. Franklin Service Garage, 200 S. Cameron Harrisburg.

$475 DODGE HLffiTT HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $435.00 HL'DSON '38 Trunk Sedan; radio. heater, low mileage, one owner, good paint Franklin Service Garage, 200 S. Cameron Harrisburg.

$445 BUICK B3IdSntury sed' HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON to $750 $575 OLDS ateerdan 6 HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $645 BUICK dfot HBG.

BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $875 BUICK Radi0 HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON 201 Automobiles Wanted AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cash Paid Bring Car to or Phone 3 1786 SCT.LIVAVS LOT 140 N. Cameron St.

Classified Display TAKE YOUR PICK! Your present car and a few cents a day puts you in a better used car. 1940 Dodge Sedan 1940 Plymouth Coupe 563 1937 Dodge Sedan 345 1939 Plymouth Sedan 525 1936 Chrysler Sedan 275 1938 Hudson 6 Sedan 369 1940 Chevrolet Sedan 619 1939 Pontiac 6 Sedan 495 1935 Olds Sedan 225 1935 Ford Sedan 149 1937 Chevrolet Coupe 325 1934 Ford Coupe 85 1934 Plymouth Coupe 79 1933 Chevrolet Coach 89 1932 Chevrolet Sedan 40 1931 Chrysler 6 Sedan. 69 1933 Plymouth Sedan 89 More to Choose From! See Oar stock today! Your car in trade! Easy Terms! Brenner Sons Motor Co. Dodge Plymouth Distributors 1702 N. 3rd St.

11th and Bemlock Sts. 23rd and Main Penbrook, Pa. VI Bv Webster Ml 1 7 rtf gracious! I il 1 I WOWDcTR IF rnvl 7 I HAVcT To TAKtT JiSx 1 same as owe 1 I ''QE EE f' "Slf MR. MIllQuerOAST HAS JUST STARTED OUT TO CATCH MOLE. Automobiles for Sale A Up to $100 $43.00 fLlMOllh 30 Roadster; very good condition.

Franklin Service Garage, 00 b. Cameron Harrisburg. $95.00 CHEV. '32 Sedan. good tires.

iTanKiu service Garage. 200 S. Cameron Harrisburg. 0m LEGALS NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The Commonwealth ol Pennsylvania will receive sealed proposals through the Secretary of Property and Supplies at his offices in the Capitol Building. Har risburg, Pennsylvania, until 2.00 o'clock p.

m. (Eastern Standard Time), April 30. 1941. which will be publicly opened and read at that time for the following projects: Selinsgrove State Colony for Epileptics, Selinsgrove, Snyder County. Pennsylvania.

I General Construction of Low Service Water Supply System. II Mechanical Construction of Low Service Water Supply System, ni Reservation Lighting System. IV Intercommunicating 1 hone System. Building Addition and Alterations to Highway Maintenance Building. Department of Highways, Doylestown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

General Construction. VI Heating Construction. VII Plumbing Construction. VIII Electrical Construction. Plans, specifications and proposal forms not exceeding two (2) complete sets.

may be secured by prospective bidders by applying to the Bureau of Construction. Department Property and Supplies. Harrisburg. Pennsylvana, and depositing the amount stated below, which deposit will be refunded only upon the receipt of a bona fide bid. and return of the plans and specifications in good order within ten (lOi days after the open ing of bids: otherwise the deposit will be forfeited.

When applying for plans and specifications on two or more projects, forward separate checks on each project. Plans and specifications may be re viewed free of charge at the offices of the Department located at Harrisburg. These plans and specifications will be available approximately two (2) weeks prior to opening of bids. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check, bank cashier's check or trust company treasurer's check, drawn to the order of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the amount stated below: Proj. Proposal for General Construction Mechanical Const.

Reservation Lighting Telephone System General Construction Heating Construction Deposit One Proposal Set Guaranty $2.50 81,000.00 2.50 500.00 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 VII Plumbing Construction 2.50 Vni Electrical Construction 2.50 The Commonwealth reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and to accept or reject any part of any bid. ROGER W. ROWLAND, Secretary of Property and Supplies NOTICE TO VENDORS 2.000.00 500.00 2.000.00 1.000.00 500.00 100.00 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Department of Property and Supplies, Room 184. Capitol, Harrisburg. Sealed proposals will be received until twelve clock Meridian Eastern Standard Time, and then publicly opened on the follow ing: Class 140 Arsenical and Bismuth Preparations.

Sulfapyridine, Sulfathiazole, Silver Nitrate Ampoules Supply Contract, contract period from June 21. 1941 and to June 20. 1942, opening date May 6, 1941. Blanks and Information may be obtained upon application to the above office. The Commonwealth reserves the right to reject any or all or parts of bids.

198 ROGER W. ROWLAND, Secretary. Classified Display Trucks For Sale USED TRUCKS Int'l 4 Coal HI Lift S450 '37 Chev. $350 Int'l D35 Dump Lie. Int'l D35 161" WB.

$975 '37 Plym. Sedan Delivery $375 Int'l 15 1 ton Panel $450 37 Chev. i2 ton Panel $275 '39 Chev. Piclcup S400 Int'l D300 cab over engine $700 '37 Stewart Dnmp D. Lie.

$450 '36 Chev. ton Panel $200 MANY OTHERS International Harvester Co. 712 Cameron St. Phone 8373 199 Automobiles For Sale CAPITOL BARGAINS '40 PLYMOUTH $fiQE SEDAN UiJil 4 Door Touring, run only 10,000 miles. '39 CHRYSLER SAOC Imp'l.

4 dr. Tr. Sed. U4il Original condition like new 50 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM Capitol Motors, Inc. M.

B. (Bud) KOOMES Used Car Manager 130 S. Cameron St. PHONE 2 4164 Open ETcnlnf Liberal Termi WEST SHORE: WCTU Meets In Camp Hill 100 to 'Attend Session in Methodist Church; Speakers Listed More than 100 members of W. C.

T. U. groups are expected to attend the Cumberland county in stitute tomorrow in the Camp Hill Methodist Church social rooms. Miss Emily E. Stamey, director of institute, will preside.

Taking part the morning ses sion will be Mrs. Eva Polk, vice president of the county; the Rev. Homer Knox, Mrs. Herman Lind say, Mrs. Harling Ef Sponseller, Mrs.

Frank Black, Mrs. Gertrude Seidle and Mrs. Anna M. Weast. The speakers at the afternoon session will be Mrs.

Anna Hover ter, the Rev. Homer C. Snitcher, the Rev. William T. Swain, and Mrs.

J. J. Moore. Shore Firemen Battle Flames in Mountain West Shore firemen extinguish ed a forest fire in the mountain between Summerdale and Marys ville, aiding workers of the State fire warden's office. Several acres of timber were burned.

Films to Be Shown at West Shore Post Sergeant Edward J. McGinnis, of the Harrisburg Recruiting sta tion will show sound pictures at a West Shore Post No. 1462, Veterans of Foreign Wars home, in Wormleysburg, Wednesday at 8 p. m. The films are "Wings of the Army" and "Flying Cadets," to be shown publicly in celebrating Flying Cadet Week.

Halifax Man Injured in Accident on Shore Struck by a conveyor while working for a West Shore contractor, Albert Kensinger, 27, Halifax, R. D. 1, suffered a possible fractured back. He is in satisfactory condition at Harris burg Hospital. To Have Clinic The Lemoyne Baby Clinic, sponsored by the Civic Club will be held in Grace Evangelical Church, Herman avenue, at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.

Dr. B. R. Beale and Mrs. L.

F. Brame will be in charge. New Cumberland Notes Mr. and Mrs. E.

D. Hill. Reno street, have returned from Lans ford, where they attended the fu neral of Mr. Hill's aunt, Mrs. Martha Fickler.

The Women's Christian Tem perance Union will attend the county institute to be held at 1.30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Camp Hill Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Speak man, of Bridgeport, were recent visitors here. William Randolph, 200 Market street, left last week for Norfolk, where he will take up duties with the United States Navy.

Stream Pollution Has Been Solved Williamsport, April 14. Fifty tons of fine coal washed into Loyal sock Creek from the Scar Run mining operations of the Monohan Coal Company, near Forksville, Sullivan county, was found to be the cause of an inky black pollution of the creek. Representatives of the Consolidated Sportsmen of Lycoming County, who investigated the origin of the foreign material, said it does not constitute poisoning and is not expected to kill fish. The coal was lost, company officials said, during high water conditions following recent heavy rains. Man Thrown From Mule Thrown from a mule he was riding, Harry Schreiber, 28, Har Irisburg, R.

D. 2, suffered possible i fractures of the ribs, left shoulder i and back. He is in a fair condition at Polyclinic Hospital. LEGALS FORM OF ADVERTISEMENT Sealed Proposals will be received at ine Office of The General State Author ity, located at Second and Locust Streets Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, until 10.00 A. M.

i eastern standard Time I on AdHI 24 1941, at which time and place the Sealed Proposals will be publicly opened, read ana recorded for the following: PROPOSAL NO. 64 GROUP NO. 8 Curtains. Draperies, Accessories, etc. Department of Revenue, Finance Building PROPOSAL NO.

67 GROUP NO. 7J Typewriters for Pennsylvania Industrial School at White Hill PROPOSAL NO. 68 GROUP NO. 10 Dental Equipment At Points Indicated In the Proposal Specifications and Bidding Proposals may tie secured by applying to the Executive Director of The General State Authority, Second and Locust Streets, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, after April 9, 1941. Bidders reauestins Sneeifications and Bidding Proposals should state the name and group number of the Proposal desired.

DAVID H. DIEHL Executive Director LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on the Estate of Herman Glazer, late of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, Deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them for settlement to FRED H. GLAZER 2139 North 16th St. Philadelphia, Pa. Administrator Or to NATHAN LEHMAYER, II, Attorney State Theatre Bldg.

Harrisburg, Pa. Or LOUIS GORDON, Attorney 313 Market St. Harrisburg, Fa. STEELTON: 6 Men Leave Forlndiantown Three Members of St. Nicholas Church Start Armv Careers Six men selected by the Steel Selective Service Board were sent to Harrisburg today for induction after ceremonies held at the Steelton Municipal Building.

Harold R. Powell, legal ad visor of Local Board No. 1, Steel ton, was the speaker. Charles S. Davis, chairman of the board, was master of ceremonies.

The Rev. Walter E. Deibler, of Highspire, secretary of the board piesented new testaments to registrants, a lift of the Dauphin County Federation of Men's Bible Classes. The Rev. Eguman Stojakovic, of St Nicholas Orthodox Church, Steelton, offered the invocation.

Three of the six boys sent for induction were members of his church. The benediction was pronounced by the Rev. Warner Brown, of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Among the 50 persons present were Dr.

William P. Dailey, president of Steelton Council; W. Russell Ulrich, president of the Steelton Kiwanis Club; Philip Eusi, Edward Jiras and William Gren ier, color guard of the Veterans Post No. 710, V. F.

Roy Shelley and Abraham Shelley, color guard of the Steelton Post 420, American Legion and Henry Woolfolk, of the Andrew Askins American Legion Post. Veterans Plan New Building Tract Expected to Be Pur chased From Cameron Estate Plans are being made by the Sergeant Lawrence L. Chambers Post No. 710, Veterans of Foreign Wars, of Steelton, to build a new home at Front and Brewster streets. John P.

Atticks, president of the Home Association said the post plans to purchase a tract of ground from the Cameron estate. The building will cost more than $25,000. Work is expected to start by the later part of May The post has been quartered in the Pennsylvania Light and Power Company Building on the third floor for the past seven years, Auto Theft Ring Hunted by Steelton Police Steelton Police are searching for a "band" of automobile thieves. after two autos were stolen yes terday. Constable Frank Stiles, Royal' ton.

a member of the Steelton Bethlehem Steel Company police department, reported to Steelton police that he found the wrecked automobile of N. J. Patterson, of 3011 North Second street, Harrisburg, which was stolen from in front of the St. Aloysius Club, South Second street, Steelton, early yesterday. Stiles said he found the auto near Highspire.

Milan Vorkapch, 746 South Fourth street, yesterday found the automobile of his father in law, Vujo Brkovich, a grocer, which was stolen from a garage at the rear of his home. Vorkapich saw the car parked at Front and High land streets, as he was on the way to the Steelton police station to report the theft. The keys to the auto were found in the street. Three Hurt in Crash, One Driver Arrested Three men were injured and one driver arrested yesterday in an automobile crash at Front and Chambers streets, Steelton, police reported. Chief of Police Joseph N.

Sos tar, said he and Patrolman Peter Mesaric, arrested Raymond Keith, 34, of Connellsville, on a motor code violation. He is being held under $500 bail for a hearing before Justice of Peace Frank A. Stees, Steelton. Sostar said that Keith and two other, passengers were injured when Keith's car crashed into two parked autos. Those injured were John R.

Johnson, Connells ville, and John Snow, of the Howard Day Homes, Harrisburg. The parked autos were owned by William F. Ritter, 2248 Atlas street, Harrisburg, and Frank Russ, 925 South Front street, Steelton. Class Meets The Ladies' Bible Class of the Centenary United Brethren Church, Steelton, will meet Tuesday at 7.30 p. at the home of Mrs.

G. Motter, 608 North Second street. Election Slated Officers of the East End Parent Teacher Association of Steelton, will be elected at a meeting Tuesday at 7.45 p. at the East End School Building. Mrs.

Agnes Boyd, Steelton School nurse wiE be the speaker. Rehearsal Off The rehearsal of P. T. A. chorus scheduled for tonight at Steelton High School has been postponed and will be held April 21 at 7.30 p.

m. Joseph P. Nastav, Steelton, pleaded guilty in Dauphin County Court to a charge of driving after suspension of his operator's license and was fined $25. MECHANICSBURG: Women's Club I Meets Tonight Mrs. Robert C.

Wiggins, Harrisburg, Is Speaker; Quiz Program Planned Mechanicsburg, April 14. Mrs. Robert Clark Wiggins, Harrisburg, will be the guest speaker tonight at the April meeting of the Woman's Club to be held in the American Legion Hall at 8 p. m. Mrs.

Wiggins, who conducted woman's club radio programs for the south central district, will use as her topic, "Effectiveness in Public Speaking." A quiz program sponsored by the Federation of Women's Clubs, will be presented by Mrs. J. H. Frederick, Mrs. Addison M.

Bowman, Mrs. Stanley Nailor, Mrs. Frank Guyer, Mrs. Stewart Kauffman, Mrs. Robert Ryder, Mrs.

Rudolph Morton, Mrs. Herbert Toms, Mrs. W. W. Strong, Mrs.

Harold Gilbert, and Miss Clara Titzel. Mrs. David I. Gleim is program chairman. Mrs.

E. B. Long, club president, will conduct a business meeting at 7.30 p. m. The music will be presented by Miss Dorothy West fall, xylophonist, who won district honors in the school music contest held here last week.

Hostesses will be Mrs. Darvid Coover, Mrs. James Fisher, Mrs. R. S.

Barnes, Mrs. George C. Black, Mrs. Fern Coulter, and Mrs. J.

Allen Walter. Council Sessions The monthly meeting of Borough Council will be held at 8 p. m. this evening in council chambers in the Municipal Building. President Clarence R.

Fair will preside. Classes to Resume Classes in the Mechanicsburg schools will resume tomorrow morning at the regular hour after a four day, holiday over Easter. Classes dismissed on Thursday afternoon after a special Easter assembly program. Hold Play Rehearsals Rehearsals are being held daily throughout the Easter vacation for the comedy, "Charley's Aunt," fwhich will be the presentation of the high school faculty on April 24 and 25 in the school auditorium. James G.

Haggerty, dean of boys, is directing the cast of eleven teachers taking part. In the show are Carl M. Ham sher, Robert S. Clippinger, Joseph P. Wilson, K.

Ezra Bucher, Miss Kathryn Vannauker, Miss Edith Forney, Edward F. Thomas, Wayne H. Neiswenter, Guy L. Vogelsong, Miss Ada Brackbill, and Miss Dorothy Hamilton. Committees serving backstage are: Property, Miss Irva Zimmerman, Miss Katherine Williams, Albert S.

Mowery, J. Maclay Kelley, Boyd Fortney, Mrs. Arthur Moser. Make up, Miss Reida Longa necker, Mrs. Arthur Housenecht.

Publicity, Miss Bessie I. Basehore, Marlin E. Morrette, Miss Anne M. Snyder. Ushers, D.

D. Brandt, David Gleim and John Frederick. Finances, Mrs. Adam Orris, and Miss Margaret E. Stauffer.

Birth Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gutshall, of 205 West Marble street, Mechanicsburg, announce the birth of a daughter on April 12 at the Seidle Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Gutshall was Miss Erma Kraly, of Perry county.

Mr. and Mrs. George Ross, of 117 Third avenue, New Cumberland, announce the birth of a son, Donald Elwood, on April 11 at the Seidle Memorial Hospital here. Mrs. Ross was Miss Miriam Worley, of New Cumberland, Will Entertain Past Grands Mechanicsburg Lodge No.

45, I. O. O. will entertain the Past Grands Association of Cumberland County this evening at 8 p. m.

in the lodge rooms, 35 East Main street. President Edward Hill, of New Cumberland, will preside for the business session, and Blair D. Paden will be in charge of the local lodge. Entertainment will include mo tion pictures by the Pennsylvania Motor Police, and music by a vocal quartet. A social hour will follow.

The committee in charge in cludes: Emmett Eckerd, chairman, Joseph Dean, Harold Witter, George Free, and Carl Wentz. Home Makers to Meet The Home Makers Club will dis cuss "Dressing Up Your Table" at the final meeting of the winter series, to be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Helen Myers, 110 East Keller street.

Miss Ada Beegle will lead the discussion. Mrs. Ralph R. Eckert and Mrs. Milton Weber are in charge of reservations for the annual dinner of the club, to be held Thursday evening.

All State Band Festival Dorothy Zimmerman and Frank Moser, musicians of the local high school, have been selected to represent the school band at the annual All State Band Festival, to be held in Lock Haven on May 15 to 17, according to announcement received by Marlin E. Morrette, instrumental music supervisor. Miss Zimmerman plays Eb clarinet, and Moser plays solo clarinet. Both played in the win ning band at recent District com petition here. Valley Trucker Injured Harry Phillipson, 21, Mechan icsburg, R.

D. 4, suffered cuts of the right knee when his truck up set in a collision with an auto at Twentieth and Chestnut streets Saturday night. Police said the auto was oper ated by James Flynn, 26, Scran.