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THE EVENIX'G INDEPENDENT. MASSILLON OHIO "MONDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1938 Phone 3161 The Results You Will Receive From Classified Advertising WiD Surprise You RADIO PROGRAMS WTAM P. M.

Tom Manning Prriudr- V't -Til urn's Ori-h. lirl.i L-iwrll Amos aiirl Andy 7 Xt'Wh Right Thing S.iio— A) Penrec nf Charm fi Orch. trrllfl Prr-C. P.ryam i iri'h. )fi Hurt oil's Bnsrd Music You W.int MIDNIGHT on llnlvin'f Orch.

M. tliue? Oreh. WADC P. M. no Sports- Rhythm Roundup Howie Wine fi: John W.

Briefer Serenade H. Waiters f.r. -iiifr Akron Krtdlc- Committe -Monday Nite TODAY'S HADIO PROGRAM and Pat Lmnbardo NPWS 1 MIDNIGHT 1 1 Hamilton A. M. Weeks P.

M. Andorn F'inal Holtun be announced Drama 7:15 Luin and Ahr.er Eddie Cantor Show and Pat Theater IH Orch. be announced be announced Georee Oroh. Orch. MIDNIGHT Orch.

A. M. Orcn. in Review Cleveland WHK P. M.

Music and Junior Duo ft: Black Flame Valentine Ranper Robison We lii or raise Mike Pageant March of Pro-press Band Cincinnati WLW P. M. Winslow Annie Barber Thoma? and Andy Stars Tonipht 7 Club Sports Pearce Spitalny or False Mysteries Band Sullivan Spotlight i Hand RflDIO WTAM M. Frolic Churcli 6:35 Sun Up 7 Musical Clock 7:30 Music Box Musical Clock Health snd Home Whistlc-r Radio Rubes 00 and Marge Hilltop House 5:30 Kitty Keone 9: 5 Mystery Cliff livno Mrs. John's Wife Plain Bill Woman in White 11:00 Davi'1 Harum 11:15 Lorenzo Jones Widder Bruwn 11:15 P.o.-.d of Life NOON 12 Voice of the Farm P.

M. The O'Neills rt Linda'? Love Editor's Daughter 1:00 Music Maker; 1 :15 Resume 1:45 Happy Gilmans 2:00 Betty and Bob Arnold Grimm 2:3 Valiant 2:1:. Hymns 3 nn Mary Merlin Perkins I'OTi'er Vouti? 3:45 t.Suidincr 4-11(1 Wife Dallas Tracy 5:15 YcMjr Family lack Arniftping Orphan Annie Ton'. Manning: TOMORROWS RADIO PROGRAM Feature 6:25 Press New; Gordon's Orch. 6:45 Lowell Thomas 7 0ft Amos and Andy 7:15 Vocal Varieties 7 jO Musical 7:15 Bryant'? Oroh.

Morgan's Orch. 30 For Men Only Battle of Sexes Fibber McGee Bob Hope Jimmy Fidler Uni'le Kzra Bulletin Board Music You Want MIDNIGHT Burton's Orch. A. M. 12:30 Orch.

WADC A. M. NoveUy Hour 00 Announced of Values Slim Radio News li-i 1 Kelly Program Goes Shop's in Education Program 11 Bic SiMer 1' Jenny NOON P. M. 1-j: James i 1 Chest 5 Vic and Sade Calls Beasley Coo) of the Air Inc.

Clubmen Dale on Men and Books for Fun .1. News the "World Boys Winp Bulkley Com. 7 Husband Robinson J-ilson (i the People tj-on, Bouny Goodnian Christian B. Waiters Sullivan Radio News Callnway Miller MIDNIGHT Basie A. M.

Kaye A. M. Stars 9 be announced Slim Edition Interne Kitty i Paradise 1 Arnold Mary Leo Taylor Edition I I Sister Jennie I NOON 13:" 1 Smith P. M. James Helen Trent Gal Sunday Goldbergs 1 and Sade of Singer Edition 3 Inc.

Clubmen Ramblings Clark and Books for Fun Club Lewis Andorn Star Final J. Herbert Wine -I. Bulkley he announced McCall Menken G. Robinson Jolson the People Orch. Christian 10 World Goorsr? Orrh.

Orch. MIDNIGHT Orch. A. M. Orch.

in Review Cleveland WHK A. M. Salute Clock Gems Dick Cups Club Ar-tion Diary Arden Mcfnrmell Pet-kins Marlin and Sade Younc of Life" Joan Banks Only 19, Joan Banks, who plays the part of secretary to "Her Honor, Nancy James" on that noonday program over the Columbia network Monday through Fridays, began her career when she showed enough talent in school, to win a scholarship, to the American Academy of Dramatic Art. Joan started on a program with Walter O'Keefe and later appeared with Stoopnagle and Budd. Miss Banks is a native- New Yorker.

BASAL METABOLISM AIDS IN DIAGNOSIS It Is Achieved Today By. Measuring weight of the body before and after, Amount Of Oxygen Consumed At In that way we-" can measure the Complete Rest I amount of energy that is furnished bj In discussing the central function any, food. of the body last-week, nutrition, or! As a matter of all Diet and Health By LOGAN CLSNDENING Allthoi ot THE HUMAN BODY" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Figure on basis of 6 words to line. 30 ONE TIME lOo THREE TIMES 700 ONE WEEK 1130 ONE MONTH $6.00 ONE TEAR J43.00 Display advertising In Classified -olumn per Inch each Insertion. to change without Extra Lines Over 30 Wordi 1 time per line 7c 3 times oer line 10c- times per line 180 1 month per line 70c 1 year per line 50o Card of Thanks 75c Cash Discount when ad on Id for in advance or at office within five days, provided there is no past due balance: Account! oaid collector The Independent will not bl for fe th ona In- lnsertion of ny CLOS1NG HOUR received up to 9:00 a.

m. will be puWi.heo same day. EMPLOYMENT LOW COST ADS. HELP WANTED MinULKAGKD.WOMAN lo take charge of homo. Two in family.

One who desires a good home. Call Cnnal Fulton 2151. MIDDI-BAGKO WOMAN 10 be companion to elderly lady. Must speak German. Room and board iij exchange for services.

Dial 8359 or inquire 1961 Kracker NIC. FOR SALE Die bushel. Inquire H. Brenner, 27th XK. UL'll COUXTHV Is now opfn with all kinds or fresh meat.

M. A. Sons, Ti-ciuont xlx miles west nf ilausllloii 'on 211. Dial 913S. 9426.

SITUATION'S WANTED ileslrpK position as rook, prefer short hours or part ilnie. Very Kood pastry baker. Din! 1S7S. Oood opportunity for a thoroughly experienced jrirl In ready to wear HefereiK'es. Address 76.

The liideiieiuleut Co. WANTED Advertising Department Closes Each Day at 5 p. m. ANNOUNCEMENTS ST Ta'-Pauliti for coal truck uh or Lincoln Fri- Dial. S340.

Reward. day afternoon. hound, black, white and tati morning, from 110 Federal XK. Reward if returned LOST OK Spitz dor Reward. Return 1221 Woodland, SE or call 5261.

emigate, license OG636 attached, on Sheppler Xavarre, Sparta or State rt. 332. Reward Call County Garage. Canton. 5677 Two Beagle Hounds.

One 15 in Mack and tan male Beagle, one 13 in' black and tan female. Lost Mondav mot-nine Oct. 21. Reward. Phone Canlon 3-SOH.

ALS STATE TERMITE specialize in controlling termites, ants and wood eating insects. Main office. Canton- Massillon at Reedurban. O. Massi lion office 10S Factory SE.

Dial 442F. NUll'JEB SAY MERRi" XMAS Spirella Foundation Garment mads to your individual figure, every type garment for the growing girl, mother, sister and wife. Men's maternity and surgica: hell P. 7413. WANTED BOVS to carry paper routes.

Must be :4 years of age. Apply at once. Carl C. Haag news agency, corner and Erie S. SERVICE DRESSMAKING and altering by experienced woman.

Price- reasonable. Mrs. Starr. 906 Treniont SW. FLOORS.

TILE or rubber, on your kitchen or bathroom, any design or color. me call and furnish estimate. Floor sanding and removing wallpaper by steam. B. R.

Speck Floor Co. Dial 58-12. TO IA)AN 3IGHEST CASH LOA.NS-On diamonds, wrist watches, jewelry. No loans too big or loo small. Altman Loan 110 Market.

Canton. Ohio. 18 veurs of hom-st dealings. LOANS ON JEWELRY, shot gunn. rifles, saxophones, trumpets, typewriters, adding machines.

glasses, goll clubs. Cash for old gold. Liberal Jewelers Loan 404 E. Tusc. Canton.

LKUTK1C AL HOUSE WIRING, lighting fixtures. dios. wash'ng machines, olectriM re pair work. 20 years experience. Baker Klenti-i.

346 Lincoln Way. W. PLUMBING FREE FURNACE INSPECTION. Cleaning, resetting, repairing all work guaranteed. Sun Beam furnaces.

25 year guarantee. Xo down pay men r. Jim Ackerman. Dial SJB Wyoming XE. TRUCKING STORAGE LORN bushels of small ear corn, this week only for 23i- a bushel Jwslipt.

T. Snydrr. 2nd. SW. po- CHOICE home grown (Htoos.

Assorted Too bushel, field run small three bushels Jl CO I-arm otic mile south of Wash Gravel 1 avarre Bl bage. Arthur I-RUSH SAUSAGE ISe. smoked 23c. fresh sfde pork 25c, liver pudding I5c. ponhaus 12c, chuck or rib roast ISe.

all steaks Wo buy beef cattle, hogs calves and chickens. Reedurban Market, Canton-Massillon rd. Open eve- and Sundays until fl p. in. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE FIFTEEN PIGS.

Poland sown weeks old. Ready to go. Vail It. I'ittis, near Myers churcli. SEEDS IMPORTED BULBS.

For fall planting. lop sire only. Tulips hyacinths cro- I'us, daffodils, snowdrops. Dutch Iris. etc.

Free with each dozen purchased "lie pound fertilizer. Magellan Seed 1 24 Lincoln Way. W. COAL, COKE FUEL RENTALS KOOMS PLEASANT SLEEPING room In norlli- oa.sl sort Ion. ICIglit minutes vyalk from downtown.

Dial 33til. ROOMS 2 XICKLV funilslied light housekeeping rooms, all conveniences. Private entrance. Adults only. 412 E.

Trentont si. MAIN 2301. Two unfurnisherl rooms. All convenlencfrs. Privnlo entrance.

Utilities furnished. Adults only. HOUSES FOR RENT CKKJKR HW. 521. Six room mocl- 1'in house, guragf.

Dial 3810. bKVKX ROOMS and binli ai 225 Tl'e- niont SK. Desirable location. rlose to square, schools and churches. Possession at once.

Rent S35.00. finite 020 Walnut SW. PJVK ROOM HO mid' gas. Reasonable rout. Located on Hill i-d.

Inquire SU Stato XK. or Dial 4 3-2S litli SW. quire- aas-lUli 6 ROOM Amherst with all conveniences and garage. -Mr. Inman for appointment.

Dial iifs or -l 201. COAL. Fine New Philadelphia, stoker and mine run. $3. SO; screened mine run, f3.M; one-inch lump.

two- inch lump, slack, 12.50 lots. C. O. O. Dial HS76.

A. Paul. Load BUY BERGHOLZ heat less ash than any other coal money. in. lump $4.75 ton.

Call Ci. Snyder. Phone uc 01 COAL-Cost less. We handle deep mined, shipped in coal. For quality coal, low ash.

high in heat units, try us. People's Coal Co "''7 3rd Thong 7P37 BKi SL'RKKNED COAL at ion run of -T, Ax5 Blue Belle and Ridge Road and gravel. C. O. Bros.

Dial ALL GRADES OF COAL. ordcrs We deliver to anrt Dial GUARANTEED esterminating of moth, termites, rats, niice, bedbugs. etc. Over-scuffed furniture, carpet. coats moth-proofed and guaranteed three O'ears.

Odorless Mas- Motb-proofing Co. Dial 4425. IDS Factory. SK. MASSILLON JUNK GLASS 47 Third Dial 7152.

Buying n-hite jflass. Iron ton and 'up, house rags Ic oaper 20 to 25c 100 copper wire 7c brass 4 to batteries. 50e nnd up. radiators 5c lb. sheet aluminum IQc lb.

metabolism, which is the process in the tissues of converting food and oxygen into energy, we reviewed the specific action of the various" foodstuffs in the body, but we did not have space to discuss the general basil metabolism of the body, the total sum of their activities. In order to pick up the loose ends, we will discuss that subject in one or two articles this week. this tsdius work was done "in early experimsnts on the subject, and we learned the-most-exact details about the-energy value of foods, details which have made 'dietetics 'today one of the most scientific branches of medical knowledge. The unit of of the energy value of foods is expressed in the. heat calorie.

A TO RENT ONE OR TWO unfurnished rooms, with dry beat, for gentlemen. Must be reasonable. Write Box 4S, care The Independent Co. OR 6 ROOM -house by a responsible, reliable party. If you pre- fer'a soo'd tenant at a sensible rental, can give references.

Dial J1333. the amount of. oxygen that- is con- as used in dietetics, -is -the sumed by the body at complete rest. faM.e flvp The Parent Problem By GARRT C. MYFKS, Ph.D.

It must be evident that there 5s a amount-of heat needed to raise one basal metabolism which is the sum kilogram of water one degree centi- of all changes made by the con-! grade (or one'pound of water four version of food. This is manifest in'degrees, fahrenheit). Carbohydrates the maintenance of a level of the yield four calories per gram, pro- nOfl lli-a Tf rV. 4.1. Ohio Justice Commends For tlrgin? Parents Training Of Child Dr.

Myers The proper In Home "No how much we rsiay dislike to admit it. the fact is tnat the present "oung generation is just i Some aso the following letter about as bad and just about at good came me from Carl V. We as paren ned to chief justice of the Supreme Court of Ohio. I Sincerely, "Carl V. Weygandt." "Dear Dr.

Myers: For some while I have meant to write to commend you on your syndicated column to parents, which I have read in Columbus and a number of other cities. "It is gratifying to observe the way you lead your readers to the conclusion that citizenship begins at home, that the basis of good citizenship is regard for the rights of others, and that this attitude is builded best in the child from his early years, by understanding. sympathetic parents who cooperate. "Home Restraints" "I like the way you emphasize the need of reasonable home restraint, especially of the young child. Properly, you also iccognize the contribution to good citizenship by character-building agencies, church and school.

"You appeal to the right persons. I As you can imagine, I was happy as I read this letter, i didn't suppose any state supreme court justice would take the time to read this column. That Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt, whose public services and example as parent have so appealed to me for years, should commend anything I write has surpassed my fondest dreams. Practical Idealism I had the honor to meet Judge Weygandt a number of years ago in a small discussion group of which we were members.

I remember the privilege I had, on several occasions, to chat with him there, first while he was a member of the Ohio state legislature and later while he was judge of the' common pleas court at Cleveland. His practical idealism gave me a new vision of what a public servant can be. Our conversation usually centered body temperature. If the food is burned in the tissues, which it is, there xust be some heat generated'. There is and that is why your body remains at the temperature of 98 even on the coldest, day of winter.

The study of the basal metabolism has been found very useful in studying certain cases in clinical medicine. Measure All Food Nominally, the way to study it would be to measure exactly all 'the food that goes into the body, then collect all amount of nitrogen and other substances in the urine and feces, the perspiration, the measure the amount of heat the body has formed and given off in a given time, and the teins four and fats nine calories. The work the body does 'is also expressed in calories. If you rise from a sitting position, in front of a key in the door and then sit down again, you use up one calorie. In walking half a mile, you use up one calorie for every pound of body weight.

Delicately Balanced The of energy the body expands and the amount taken in the food are very delicately balanced and regulated by the appetite. Sometimes this regulation fails and food is stored ter sn four The facts thus gathered are very valuable in the diagnosis of. disturbances of the thyroid gland. DALTON Prof, and Mrs. Ross Wyre: of Philadelphia.

spent three days with Mrs. Clara Wyre. Mrs. Lawrence Flanagan, of Massillon. and Mrs.

Ralph McKibben. of Continental, former teachers 5n ton high school, visited the schools here, Wednesday. Dr. A. R.

Keirn attended a lecture of the State Medical association, at Mansfield. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Amanada Lawrence, of Woos- Mr. and Mrs Make Your Own Dress FHOCK-AXD-BABUSHKA OUTFIT in the body in the form of fat.

Carl Lawrence. Measurement of basal A Ramsc S'er. Marshallville, nowadays is carried on in a much! showfld pictures of Mexico and Flor- simpler manner than that indicated i itla afc the Rotar club meeting, Wed- above. It is done by simply measuring neEday evening Miss Verrta Weimer. of Kent State university, spent several days with Mr.

and Mrs. H. H. Weimer. Mrs.

DeWain Seese, of Canton, vis- LOCAL AND long distance haulins. First class service. Experienced workmen. Ail loads insured. Estimates free.

Agents for Aero Mayflower Transit Co. People's Cartage Storage. Dial or 3215. REPACKING UPHOLSTERING. If you want your furniture done over right at a fall price, call us.

Don gamble on your work. Ba sure. Estimates free. City Upholstering Co. Dial 8332.

:) Ohio p.Vfi.. NW TWO SPRINGER SPANIELS. Reasonable. Imruire' H. K.

Milter. Rt. seven miles, west, of 'Mass'illon. WINTER sprayed, and sweet cider, this week end Friday. Saturday and Sunday.

Two miles south of East Greeuyille school house. Harry Knerr. STEINER'S POTATOES. Two grades. and T5r bushel nr the farm.

Three miles out AVaJnut SE. turn left at-electric transformer. Dial 9136. Carl Sleinpr. ited Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Brown. Robert Goudy was ir. Cleveland. Lee Amstutz.

of Toledo university, spent several days with his mother, Mrs. Laura Amstutz. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ha'iTod and son, Richard, of Cleveland, Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Scott and son, Harold, and. Richard Cincinnati, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Moser and family, of V7inesbure, were called here because of the death and burial of David P.

Moser. MARIAN MARTIN PATTERN 9890 Ever younger and more charming grow "before-noon" Pattern 9300 by Marian Martin proves! Delightfully chic, this peasant-type frock and "babushka" bonnet will bring you many a compliment when you serve breakfast, do your shopping, anl take the children to school! And how simple it Is to stitch up! Its dress i UW U.I tlJC I1K11L i There is no for of comists of only TWO major pieces- MAYTAG SALES and SERVICE REPAIR PARTS And Service on an makes of Washers and Sweepers. We rebristle sweeper brushes. Community Store OPEN EVENINGS S9ZZ Lincoln Way, NW. Dial 3119 He was very enthusiastic about such character building agencies as the Y.

C. K. of scouting and the For years he taught, a large class of boys every Sunday like. bible morning. He gave generously of his time to youth groups and for many I years refereed high school and col- lege football games.

I have often I wished my boys might have come directly under his personal influence. We are grateful for such men among our public servants. MAN IS HELD IN AKRON SHOOTING $1.00 A Week Pays For a New 1939 ZENITH RADIO! Priced from lo $149.50 WORMS' Erie Posloffice 'Plus the two styles of softness gathered into dirndl shirring. 1 to make your waist look amazingly tiny. The ric-rac trim is another miracle of particularly at the square neck with its front "ful- ness.

Yomi love this new frock for at-home so youthful! Pattern 9890 be ordered only in misses' and sizes 12. 16 in. 20. 30. 32.

34. 36. 33 and 40. Sire 16 requires 4'i yards 36 inch fabric and 4S yards ric-rac. Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern.

Be sure to write plainly ycur SIZE, XAME. ADDRESS, and STYLE NUM- AKRON. Oct. 58-year-old' BER rubber worker was held Sunday night i HERE are reasons why you should in the shooting of James Ryan, 4l7 i end 'he MARIAN MARTIN PAT- i Ryan was shot through "the right) TERN BOOK today! Its styles are i leg near the hip when an assailant! mw am different! All are easily fired three shots at him in the course 1 macie at home'. You have wide choice: i of an argument.

He was treated at i 3I misses smart daytime dresses, and i city hospital. I 16 fo laiger selections for Police said that Ryan went to the' formal 26 younger-set suspect's room and was routed bv a' Rt: from ga to college fusilade of bullets age In addition, you'll find coats. blouses and pages of lingerie, and Christmas gifts for every- ore! Order now! BOOK FiFi'KfeiN CENTS. PATTERN. FIFTEEN CENTS.

BOOK AND PATTERN TO- GRID INJURY FATAL JOLIET. 111.. Oct. 31. Angelo Trepane.

24. Chicago, to Stateville Prison, May 26, for robbery died Sunday of a broken neck received IV 00 11 scrimma He a halfback on the prison team. W. 18th New GETHER. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.

Send your order to The Massillon independent Pattern Department, 232 Alligators and crocodiles really are different. The alligator has a blunter snout and a broader, shorter head than the crocodile. alligator has not so many tvebs on the toes as a crocodile, the jagged fringe on the hind legs of the crocodile are absent on the alligator. There is also a slight difference in the teeth of the two creatures. BARCLAY ON BRIDGE By Shepard Barclay Authority Authorities" ASK FOR HIS HELP Declarer then decided to lead hla IF YOU WANT to win the third two clubs and lead a third with round of a suit with the jack, so the hope that East would be the you can lead through a tenace in I winner of the trick and so force a dummy, give a.

high-low signal on the ace and king. Unless your partner is not especially keen or is unobservant which is worse will get the idea, toas away his queen and so keep from beinr end- played. 4 A 6 4 3 A 8 K1073 Q104 (Dealer: South. East-West vulnerable) South opened the bidding- on this deal with 1-Heart, North responded with 2-Hearts, which South raised to S-Hearts, and North took the contract to 4-Hearts. The spade was West's opening lead.

East overtook the trick with the A and returned a spade to South's K. Declarer ruffed his third spade and led a heart, which East won with the A and returned the heart 8 to South's 10. lead up to his diamond tenace. When South played the club West played the on the lead to the club he tfirew the 3. East wondered what possible, reason his partner could have for giving him a high-low signal.

The only honor West could hold was the J. It then on him that West was imploring him to unblock, go that West could get in to lead a diamond. He did and the diamond lead killed game for declarer, who thought his end play might produce game. Tomorrow's Problem 4 5 8 3 1064 4 109762 4 A 6 10 6 2 7 4 A None 95 2 J8 5 4 3 Q10S2 AQ9754 A 8 3 JJL None (Dealer: North. North-South vulnerable) What Is the proper bidding on this deal 1 Copyright, 1938, KiBg Feicum Sjndime, 001) CLEAN xo.

6-Deep mined white capped screened and rescreen- nial 14M. Co. of mino 53.50. forked lumped to J4.25. Sinsle tons 25c extra.

Less soot, less ash. more heat 1-1VH ROOM ready to move in. Also garage. Fruit and garden. Inquire 1S2.3 Wav ROOM modern house with 1-car Karape, Ml 10th NE.

Rent per month. H. W. Giliz. Dial 5 ROOM session.

All conveniences. Cor. Curlev court ami First SK. EIGHTH SW, 5LM. Six room house, modern, garage.

Inquire'413 Sixth FOR Two story. 5 room modern home, near school. Hot water heat. Reasonable for sale homes and build- Ins lots from $4DOO to H50.00. Sea B.

M. Bates, real estate broker, Bank BrewMer. Ohio. Phone 74R. U2 5 rooms, bath, furnace, no garage.

Half of double. Convenient to schools. Reference required. S25.00 a. month.

-Inquire Thomas Bnrd. Dial or 5657. FOR BENT BUILDING formerly by'Fidel- ity Bus Go. Rear or Acme Coal Co. J3tantnn H.

Fox. REAL ESTATE 100-7-BUSINESS PROPERTY ASSILLOX COAL. ton; Red Arrow lump. J1.23-J4.50 ton: Ebony and Nelms coal, railroad ashes fnr driveways: Dial yard 6'J3" resi- rtenre SSSfl FOR SALE OR TRADE. Hotel and restaurant.

Beer and lirjiioi- permit AVU1 sell or lease property. Write Box It Independent Co. FOR SALE acres. -Six room house, furnace, electric, water, good land, bank barn. Located half mile from, city limits north east.

Price onlv J6300.00. Terms. H. W. Giltz Realtv over First Loan.

Dial -W57. CAX STILL DELIVER our regular coal at summer prices. Also furnish coke and Massitlon coal and several srados of shipped coal. Dial 7458. Rear -117 Fourth st.

SE. Walter Helline. upright. In good condition Lincoln. eighth, house beyond city limits on no'rth side of street.

I have SD of them to sell at real bargain prices during November. Come and look them over. D. S. makf-r.

Beach City. OT NEW.S5EXITH RADIO, six tubes, SH.9S. ATld 1339 Crosley radio, push button tuning, JD.33 and up. Also Thor and Easy Massillon' Music Furniture 55 1st SW. IANO Complete olano I'lce, tuning and repairing.

B. R. C'orhenonr. 1732 Erin Dial 'IANO TUNIN'G by a registered expert. For sale ustd pianos $15 40 and up.

40 years in Maseillcm. Oscar Bammerlln. 212 First NE. 4219. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE CORN FODDER.

Kdward feld on Hills and Dales rd. 'WO-WHEEL TRAILER. like new. May he seen at 300 Ohio NE. COAL HEATING STOVE.

3 burner oil stove in eood condition. Also small electric brooder, chicken wire, chicken pen and feeder. Will sell cheap Inquire Sohio Filling Station, East Greenville. URL'S COAT, size 12, with matching hat and muff. In excellent condition Dial 8S2S br Inquire 1035 Irvington XE.

OU It AN your shrubbery and get your srarden ready for spring. $3.00 load. Call 4223. Ulgh grade, ti.ffii per gal. Varnishes- and enamels.

SI. per ga.1. colors. Reduced prices. Ross All Hoffman.

route C41. McDonaldsvllIe. GOODS HOUSEHOLD GOODS including some Owner leaving- city. Inquire Hazel SE, or Dial during the day. SkD RUG and Carpet Headquarters.

8x10 rugs and carpet. up; 6x3, J2 up. Hundreds of patterns to select from. Throw rugs 15c up, runners 50c up. Big selection of odd size rugs.

Rug padding lOc yd. up. Every dry cleaned. Sleg-Maur Rug Mar- Open rug ry ceaned. Sleg ket.

31 W. Market Akron. 8 a. m. to fi p.

m. RENTALS FOCR ROOM apartment and st room, at S.15 Cherry Inmiire 3221 Spring- av XE, Canton. Ohio rlmno Canlon FIVR ROOMS. Utilities paid, laundrv antt sjarnjre. Four rooms, automatic not water hrat.

Ready Xn- Vfinhpr 1. Inquire .117 THK HBXKV l.VDORF farms One soul Invest of of larse brick house, bank barn A. ot timber. The other on South Canton rd. 121 fair buildiiiKF.

uuire Ella inr. Chas. F. Indorf executors, aC'Secbnd farm, or J330 17th SW. PuU.l9.313 or 62JS.

'FOR" SAtE DKVVALT SK. T15. bath, moderri. double sarage rtown and balance inonthlv Charles Burd, over 51 Erie st. 'x MARION SE, 51.

Six rooms. modem, gas grate ami mantel in liv- mgroo.m, Krencli doors between living- room dininsroom. Lot 40 ft bv ft. No panigre. Price 1(000.

possession. ave-, SK. 75. Six rooms bath, modern, newly painted. Lot 50 it.

hy ft. Xo Earage. Price for rjinck sale J4350. Easy terms. Immediate possession.

See Burd over 51 Ki-lo y. a i il'HURBAN X'UOPKRTY. Known as the Schuckers, deceased home- si pad. Two consists of seven rooms and hath, hot water heating system, electric ntimp ffaraire poultry houses. ood stable, choice fruit, outstanding- shade trees and shrubbery.

Located a short distance north of Xorth Lawrence on paved This is one of the few homes of this type offered for sale with such a fine location. Offered for sale at the low price of $4500.00. Terms can he arranged if desired. Shown by appointment. Possession at once TV Xorth Canton.

Phone office Xorth Canton residence AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE ffnir-door sedan Heater. Motor reconditioned 416 Erie X. 133X1 I-'ORD four door. Excellent condition. Good tires.

J100.00. Kesscll Beiter Monument I PAINTS Fine Durable PainU At Thrifty Prices MASSILLON PAINT A GLASS 64 Erie SC, S. Dial 5038 I THRKK ROOM apartment, furnished or iinfurnished Heat, water, gas and refrigeration furnished. Adults only In- 1'nre Andrew or Dial 71 FOUR nicely furnished rooms on second floor of modern duplex. Blnctric refrigeration, heat furnished, also ijar- SEC.

Adults only. 3 minutes line. 12S 27th. SE. TWO FOUR ROOM, two five room nnd one six room apartment.

Heat and i wMer furnished. 137 Tremont TWO ROOM furnished apartment, modern Also garage. Dial 43)3 after 6 rirtrk. ONE FURXISHRD and one unfurnished apartment, three rooms ami hath 3MS Ttiq ire Avon an artment. Dial BOARD AND ROOMS XORTH XK, 12SS.

Two fnnrt sleeome rooms, for two pentlemen. Board, laundry and Verv rpasonahle. Quiet residential section Two hi family. General Electric Radios Washers Sweepers Free Demonstrations OIM-4Z42 Dial 4432, 131 Xremont SW. ROOMS 2Xn XE.

furnished sleeping ronm, private entrance, hntli. Suitable for gentleman. All conveniences. Rent reasonable. Close in FURXISHEn nicely furnished home, family of 2.

Use of entire house to right party. Business or professional woman preferred. rent. Write Box 101, Independent. LOAN Don't get a Until You Ask These Quesfj'orw 1.

How months do 1 si for? Z. Do monthly payments for many months mean lower cost? No J. Will friends be questioned? 4. Must friends sijtn with me? S. Arc there any fees or discounts? S.

Can I get money same day? Compart ovr plan antf efo as tbosiandi HOUSEHOLD. Ptone, write or call. "Doctor of Family HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 152 Cilit, CORPORATION fa. IS7S.