The Chronicle-Telegram from Elyria, Ohio • Page 15

November iU, J94S rttmnrM KT.VKTA, ntno SHf tlfftt tongtf wlrtfi iffil ftt with tnw "WHOM TO CALL" WHEN toil N'KKU PllK SKKXIUKS 8Ktl.t,i:U Mt.CHA.S'ie Oil 'I IIADKSAI AS' fd THIS CONVfiNMKNT MERtt 0. KARNS Cify Tire Applianee Co, Klyrla I'lly nf tin 1 YOUR "CAR BRAKE Wo I'SP T-rt SXs Rlld Hie lalrsl. itUKlfiMi ELDQTREAD TERRELL OFl-'lCtAL Tire Inspection All of Itcw tire? I.r'n Oonrt- AU 32 t'lv T. S. hlKrii-DI-o'Sllin hfavy duly trtirk Itie; Klinoi-L new, Oberlln (if) on Yaur Ihnn can funodel TO SKLKCT FHOM IN STOCK ELYRIA UPHOLSTERY Ufon-5 St.

Ph. pall-Ing. Wo(-k me for free iTfj vorit oijD I.TVINU IIOOM Sl'l'l'K. new rnutcriHl- us $tn up. Binwnli- Fiiruiiiirc.

Phmio -i A le for Pivvjjnf rnPti VtlkNACfc. KOOriNO, SPOttJNO 1039 suariinlcfd. cnll ''All U. S. TIRES onxba i ALL SEB US I-'OR PKIOH1TIE3 GLEN ROGERS New Furnaces Parts and tot Vacuum Tlriftlng spoullhg WEST SIDE FURNACE CO.

rOUhKKVlTCH SON 1 2(1 HP pa ft I'd, Uccapped "JOHNNY" AGLER CITIKS SKMV1CK STATION' Cor. JtUI St. nt Axe. f'h 2512 1940 CHRYSLER SEDAN O. A.

Ceiling deetz, inc. Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dc-aler 728 W. Broad- Ph. KOlt SALB A-l condition, 000 in radio and healer; HI;" to ti'adiv for KOOI! chort wheclliasc truirk; prefer Konl V-s or whut have vou? K. f.

pert Wei 1 1 net on. J. Rood rjiidl- It, No. t). ll'lt iTub'SOXl iJifht" Silt" Tudor ininh.

extras; owner; Jl'Jlii. Stantf LJ A NOTIClT On and aftur this date, November II. will not be lilr fnr any driita other than 'those contracted for by myself. RTSSKLL. is.

itoin, Irtoi) West Blyritr, O. r-T. Nov. on hahd. Locain Co, Furnace Service nd all niiikcw, funinrci' fiirnnrrs ntul l-'ll ViH'UUin t'li'flnlna.

COUNTY HEATING CO. si. fli "gAXpINC in 8 a. FLOOR Sanding. Chaa Kant A 42-388.

7 H.m. GLASS WINDOW AUTO GLAS DOOtl AND MANTIvK MlrtUOH Loraln Glass ElyrlK. Hram-li tfit Hm NnrliXMin thr pvn- utrtin rh.niman curt Mrl. Binfcp. hinrh chftirmnu, (lie louith qii.nhily ion nf llio I.aiiivs of tlrovn- Serviee llnrton, RADIOS-Afty CLgANERS-'Afiy Make no voun RYAN KfiM AVIS ELECTRIC i 02 I vnur rar for i I.T.

Phunc ill nrr St Sewer Trsubje? Call Resar Service Co, Phene Eledric Sswer Phene 2840 i hrld ni the church Tho lu-ourftliv with IhettV nf "ThnnkSRiuiiB" Included devotions in thnrfte of Mis. Russell Millci; piotip Dinging. Xocfti "F.uih of Our Ulo prised nl Wilnia and Jean bnch jDoiothy Km'isr; find 1H on ivlnc, ft ir Wt' TIM rtnd trfrpfhtvifjils wme in ihc churrh p.inins Mis. Wilson fttitl Mis. Milo McQueen vxiunnK.

the service- lablr w.is liud with lacr cloth imd irnlr'ftl witli ftiiu, l.ndlcs liavinR birthtinvs in October, November find Suburban Calendar I 3 Beiorf 630 A cfuiftlff ttrtitt Wtft Mft. AtWft t-n P- to. P. All Makes rtinl Radios Rrothct-toti. i.fuci}jh«_Ph.

KAdlO I RADIO SERVICE I jour radio cprvlcfil. low ROEBUCK (ill In fi-n Woih St CO. 7 Hum' Service. FJu-lory-Authorlied llnillo Scrvlft. Call ERB RADIO Phohe .11 16 Vnui Itnillo, APt'MASOK CO.

t'VI Rrnnil Slfpfl. WATEHllAN'S" lUdlo Ice 'U'lll call for and Hell Tn nuinii nnd windows C. H- LEF) Ph. Lodl St? FOR WANT-ADS PHONE 4412-4413 'AnHhortseii Price, Hoover Man I'h. 1 1 ufi, I II I IN VPS KR I Mnflhlho Sales" Service 425 West 2nd Street Phnnt 39-42S Hemstitching Button Holing Covered Buttons Supplies and Service For rfll 'makes.

Let machine mechanic flj It. E. Lapp. former Sinner. WhIU and Ktn- UACKiiO'flt OU1I KlTTKN OUAHANTBK BAKER'S 450 Sfrflfiil St "tludrd Bon Mis Mos Binke, Mrs.

A.lhui Hulli. Mrs. Melvin NiRglc and Nfiji-. Mnnswrel Holl.item. Han Vulr I'afly When l.atlirsi' Aid society SI l.Ulhci-iin chill ch tticl rt- HI the church' pnrlors.

the motip worked on various piojcrts. The'numbers plnnncd Christnwx p.iriv lo bo held nt the par- Rebuilt! lors December 13 ft lurtdii din- SERVICE BUNNY'S HOME A. IJUSII.MAX 10(1 Avf I'll EXPERf REPAIRING ALL MAUL'S VVASllKHS Benton Electrie j.Vi'oti* MAYTAG SERVICE KOfl Kr.Kl-! KSTIMATK WATCH "Fine Repairing I'ricii. VIC SILVER Ol)et) TU fCvpl-y WtrtiiPMt.iy, Drty UXPKltT Wfifeh nhd" nny islcclrie Will Bnil rtelUer All wurli Rimrnrileetl. GENE'S WATCH SHOP CnmbrldKo weitiliiK, cui- link.

briulnB! portable equipment, MCVCD Oraftnn 114 K. rtntTCK BEAL WELDING Lodl (U North St. Phone 11H On and after tlil.i dntc, Novcni- Vi'cr 17, 1 will lint be 1 blf fnr any ileliis' ntlier ihan those tontracted for. by Xii North Klyrla Hux Olic-rlin, 0. "Lli'GAir 'NOtTCK.

Kdna Curler, wliose of rril- dcnco Is unknown, will notice that ftmcrsou S. Carter hiis lilcd liis petition RKitl'iM her In Oaxc NumberHC743 of the Common Court of Lornin County, Ohio, for ilivorce and settlement of property and-'that- said cause will be for hearing on or after December 8. 1S45. J. L.

MASON, Attorney for Plaintiff. Oct. I8-59 Nov. B.1Z_;19^S6___ NOYiCK In acconlHiiec with Itesolutlon Number 5473, mloplrcl' October 211. V-Mj sealed bids Will be received by the Board of Commliialnnera of County, until 10:00 o'clock A.

December 3, 19(5, at the office of the County Coin- inissloneri, Court llousf, Rlyrlu, Ohio, for furnishlnt; of nil labor and materials nepexsary for certain repairs and additional promotion lo the fendnr and piling I of the Erie Avenue IJrldgo, Loraln, niiia. This work will coriMiit of the rrpulrlitit of the protective fender for the Kant pier "of thr. Kris Aveline Bridge, In accordance nliin prepared by Wilbur WaUon A.shoclates, HnRineers, Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Separate prices arc- to -he submitted for the various parts of the w'ork, fit Bcpair fender at the Sonth- corner of pier, which will be known as Repair Numlmr of alternate Number One; replace the fender, called for on the rlrawlnc aloiit; of the Kast pier, which will be kqown as Repnlr Xuipber Two of alter- nale Number One. Altsriiale Nuin- i -i pier protection, ai shown In connection with the repair w'ork bid In alternala Number One.

All propoxalK clinll be made In conformity to law. Proposals he mtde on blank forms furnished Iiv the said and fliaM he eni'loied In sealed, envelope, and addressed the Poard of Coun- iv OommlKiiionerii' of a I.orsiin county, rivrla, Ohio, marked "Proposals for to tho pier, Ave- fine Bridwc" ririim showing the proposed'work nmv bo obtained from the office of the I.Araln County Cnmniijiloni-rs Klyria Ohio, or frum the of the Knginefi's In Ohio. Kach bid t-hall bo acrompnnled A cf-rlHied check on a solvenl bank, or liond of an unproved United States innnev in an amount equal to or greater than of the amount of i ho hiil. The of Cdiiiniissinners of C'unity. Ohio, reserves the uishl to reject nny or any part of any all bids, should it d'-rmcd for tbe interest of l.oraln conn! I o' do so.

order r.f the ftoar.1 of I'niintv runiMiiseioncrB of l.orain Ollln. rOMIN'ns. Clerk. S9 Nov 5-lS-Hi. 1945 Ki i A NOT 11' A NO." 4 ilYs Nmic-n is licrefiy qrivcn Ihal en (be Huh day of November.

1S4.1. T'IC I'onii'iTiiailoiial Cbnri'h nf Klyt'iii. Ohio, lilcd pfilllon In Ihc riiiiiinrjii PKiis Ciiurl of r.iin Otnuilv. Ohio, in NO 4ii'lSfi iiraylni; for aulhority to 1 the fullou iny described rriil rslale aw for an.I in tho Mtm of 11 to repair Improve real estate 1 of church: 1'AltCKL NO. h'iinatcil in the City nf of Loraln anil and known as brtlriK Kub-Lot No.

in Itrnnxon's Si'r-oiul Adilltlon of of OriKinnl la i Lot SI 1 and oilier west of Hlack river, as the recorded plat In Volume pagf ufl.orain County hav- a frontage of GO.tii feet on the foutlu-rly siile of West street, and exlondltiK buck of utiual width 152.10 feet deep, as appears by plat, be the more or but nubject to all lefral hlHhwayx. PATICKL NO. 2: Situated In this City of Klyrla, Coiinty df Lorn in and Stain, of Ohio, known ac' OriKiniil Klyria Township Lot No. of Blnrk river. and bounded and described as IteKi-nnlnff on the southerly line nt -Wm't Street at Ua point ii inleroettlon will) the erlv Jinft of Lake Avenue; Tlirnce westerly nlonK southerly line of.

West Street a distance of 1)4 feet to an Iron pin; Tlniiicij jioiiilicrly forming' an Included niiKl" of 7' from eact to south mid parallel to the westerly line of said Ori- ina I Lot No. i9, a dlKtnnrn of 132 feet lo an iron pin; Tlii'ticc easterly on a line parallel to the southerly line of West Sheet, a distance of IS.59 feet to an Iron pin at the soiithweslcrly corner of land conveyed to' by deed datetl April ll. and recorded In Volume S3, PHKB 44(i, Loraln conn- ty Heed Hecords; Thence northerly along the westerly line of land so conveyed to Josephine dishing a liistance nf feet to an Iron pin al the noi lliwesterlj corner thereof; Thencft easterly parallel to Ihe somberly line of' West Street, and alonK the northerly line of land conveyed lo Josephine' runhliiK a distance of feet 10 Iron pin on the westerly line- of Avenue: Thence northerly nlons said westerly line of Lake iiventie, and forming an Included Of 45'. wot In nurilt. a distance of feel to the place of heKinnillff.

at surveyed by Warden and Lmindun, be Hie same more or but subject to all IcKnl hifrhwayt; bcreliy IntendlnK to the. sitmn pieniUes drcrib- ed "ui the parcel of land c.onveyed lo The Second ('on- iitignal of Ohio, by deed dntcd June and rrcordrd In olnme iiHMe ni'l. Luraln County Wellington By CORA M. 523 Barker St. SIIKI'ARD I'honc 21 I'dt Delivery Service Call FAITH WARE Herrlck Ave.

West IMionf 42-L 110 AT FOOTBALL BANQL'KT dining room of. the First Congregational church, was the. scene of a turkey dinner With all the 'trimmings on Friday evening, when ihe annual football banquet bert pastor of. the First 'Methodist church, gave tlic welcome address and Rev. Rcedet was held.

Approximately 110 were present lo enjoy the din- which was pul, on by the mothers of the football players. Mrs. E. J. Massard was general chairman of the dinner; Maurice dintnj; Harvey chairman of the board of the Church of Christ, gave nt'r nl noon.

WBS served by Mrs Hotai-rt to nicmbrts'nnd two Btipsls, Mrs. Fred Mes-snl. Ridge- villp, ntul MIF. A E. Weckcrly.

I'lan I'arly Plnns wcie ninite lor Chrlslmns a K'fl oxehAngr when IIP Tall.v-Ho riub mot Friday cve- in'ihc home of Mrs. Milltm Nnb.ikow.sfti, Oiwsc street. afTnir will be held in the home of Mr? LaHtie Birtdnnw. street. Election of oflicers bo (mother lenttirp.

In the Bflincs went lo Mrs. Wiiltrr Mischkit and Mrs. Clem Rice. The Fpecinl prize went lo Mrs. BiddtniiGi-.

Olhers present were Earl Rockwood, Mrs. win Bachnian. Mrs. Jack -Keller. George limes.

Mrs. A. Schneider, Mi's. Gordon Hoffmnn, Mrs. F.

Mclntyre, the hostess -mid one guest, Mrs. Lois Boeder, At the -close 6f the" games 8 luncheon 'Ilianksglvhig theme was candjclighl Datf of MONItAV AVON I.AKF. School boarcl tnrols school at 8 p. AVON LAKE-Hoy Scout mtcl at t'hiHPau al p. UKT; bf Avrime School hicpU 8 m.

fcVfeNfS tl'hSHAV LA Frsilvnl will l)R hold in school loVlum at 8 P. rn, OttAF't'ON. Anchor flcbeknh lodse mcrls In Ihc lodge room III the rvcnin'R. nt'p df- pnfltni'iit ineels In the Town Hull In tho evening. AVON House 9t school.

mccl.i at 8 P. nt, AVON 6a griHip meets wilh C. O. Wilson for lunchpon at nnoii. meets wilh Hugh Amido'n for 1 o'clock dessert luncheon.

Mnrkhnm sssiMltig hostess. Book Review, COLUMBIA -Oordcn club meets nl Hole! Cleveland for luncheon and election of oJficeis. p. rfi. COLUMBIA Acme meets nl the town hall for supper and Imporlnnt business.

7 p. A. meets at 8-p. ftt Knlon school, program itnd refreshments. fQriTE-direle No.

3 of U- ttifth sclwn! Seniors to sponsor tlflticf-. B.V Jackson's tSrcliestM one thvlled. AVOW UgloH Krtft il testi. meet flt (t At the APM.IANCES Ifftdn, RirfiAl, SWKfefltltll, ftUStRlS 'fcm IB LITTLE JOE'S rvw tilirtr f-ALLS 68S ilCWrtWMMjft rtgW if flot J8 SWtr fttfwtifta fo? lixcell Roofii LA on si SHOITIII HAIR IS THI STYLI! 'V and the church as a whole. Mrs.

E. L. Sharp of' the First Methodist church, E. F. Schwankc.

of the Chtirch of Ihe Nazarene, and Curtis Howe of the church of Christ, offered yp 1 1 fc- mom lections. chairman and Mrs. U. Carle, Floyd Olsen was master of cere- kitchen chairman. Supc-rintendent i nionies und "group tinginK 'was led Arnold Kiplinger of the school, was by Die Rpv.

McDonald of Shemm- loastmaster. Fathers and several doah. members of the.school faculty were family Mjhl Mr. and Mrs. Frunklyn Wright.

Adams street, were host und hoktcsi to'the faniily night parly Saturday evening, 'for members of the Scy- more club and their families. I'lay- ing of pinochle and pedro was the diversion. The hostess served re- invited guests. The five tables were attractively centered with miniature football players. The high school colors of red and while were also used for decoration.

The speakers' table- was centered witll a large picture of the football squad, a school fre.ihninits-. flag and ihe United Slates flag on Pr Wilh Miss cither side, Herrnck Unit members met Fri- The program included a talk by day evening wilh Miss Kathryn E. -L, Henes, who gave the record Witbeck, Herrlck East. The of the learn this year. as.compared u.sual sowing and fancy work was to the'record of past years.

Refreshments were served The Rev, L. E. Werner, pastor i by ihe hostess. Next meeting is of the First Congregational church on November 30 with Mrs. Homer gave a congratulatory talk in behalf Barbe.

of Ihe fop'lball players and their Receives coach Russell Kepler. Mrs. Massard gave the welcome lo tho fool, ball boys, and Neil Gibbins, captain of ihe team, responded. Coach Kepler responded with fit- ling remarks when presented a pen and pencil set by the players. Following ihe banquet dinner and Harold G.

Buncwlt, son of Mrs. Charles sdhepard, Johns street, returned home Saturday morning wilh discharge from Ihe Army. Bonu- wit, who was a corporal, entered service December 26. 1941, trained at Fort Knox. Kentucky, Camp When the Amherst BiHid.Mothpf's' club mel Friday evening kx ''tne home of Mrs, George'" KStolmk, North Ridge road, the group decided to change the dale of Ihc meetings fiom the third Friday to the third Tuesday evening, A letter of appreciation trom Floyd Hcvs.

music instructor, Was. re.od. The group voted to. purchase flag and suits for- four new members of the schrtof Plans were made for a Christinas party wilh a gift exchange lo be beldJDc cembrr 12 in Ihe home of Waller' Knppley, East street. Coming KvcnU The Amherst Garden club meets this evening 'in Ihe home of Mrs, R.

M. Hrittie, Spring street. Mrs. Wilfred Bost co-hosUss. call will "Thanksgiving poem" and the display will be colorful foliage.

Election officers will be A feature' of the'business meeting. The. moiUhly meeting of the Ministerial Association will be held this evening In the-home-of Rev. land Mrs. Stuart Olbrich, Brownhelm.

starting wilh a supper n't 5:30 p. m. Anihorst Temple of Pythian Sisters will observe the annual roll rail with Past Chiefs In Ihe chairs Tuesday Members are a-ked bring "White, Elephants" lo be used as prizes during the social hour. Siono City Chapter of Eastern. Stars IUPCU In regular session evening.

Church Fli-sl-EvanHcHcal The first of it SU-IPS of din- neis honoring discharged men and women, also those service men home on furloughs, will be held at 1 6:30 'Tuesday 1 evening'al ihe church parlors. A program will be a fea- ture with Robert Ghosts In charge. The guild-Will have charge, of the I decorating and Mrs. Conrad Zilch is chairman' of ihe. dinner which will be "pot-luck." There will be Public Auction A.

Auction tival torium. On Nov. 20 At 8:00 P.M. 'Farm Garden Produce; Baked Goodi, Canned' Goodt; Candy, Fun for all. Come.

Bring a donation if you Entire for benefi.t of LaGrange A. Dawson and Spictr, AUCN. NOW-UP TO II MONTHS TO llORf'of-cash? Household frtmnee hits a simple loan plan to help you', To apply for $20 to $1000. just telephone or visit ihc Household office, fay how mudumoney you wnnl and Ihc payment plan you prefer (sec, table below). You need-no endorsers, no help from outsiders, to get a salary, auto or from 1 If you can the monthly payments shown, don't hesitate to ask for' whatever amount you need.

CONVCNIIMT Notice that you" may choote the payment plan program, Young. Indio, Fort Jackson, most.of those present at-j Fort Mearte, M.d. I'AUCKI, NO. 3: Slliiatdl In nf Klyiia. County nf ami Stale of Ohio.

known if dii- trlnal Klyrla 'I'mvnsliip S'l. vest' nf Miv.T. lu.iiiiiloil HII() ilfscrilictl as fol- 'noi-'iiinlnit mi HIP soutlitrly lino nf Sircot at point 111 wolcrlv. us in Pil surer! alone muiliirly front its poini t'f inl prKcrlion ullli the nf I-aKf nnM tho casterlv line 'of Orlpliiiil' I.ol No. SI: Tlieiu'f) westerly alnup sniiilii-rly lina of West Struct 30 fri'l; Thi'nre soiiilierlv on a Unp nuriillfl I'H' wonerly line nf Oiisiinn) l.nt SS.

a flixliinre nf HL' fc-et: Thrin'e oastt-rlv nn a line iln- sniiilii-rlv lui' 1 nf Slrerl. a iliMatue of Tlieife noi'l I'll a pa lie I lii wes-ii'i'lv IMIO of Original Lot Nn. a lire nf feel to the pi are nf brgljuilnp be llif same nmre or h'nt (iulijci-l to 911 SaiH iK'llllOll' WJll lifiU'il liv Ihs Court nn P(scemlier I-''. at o'clock H. nr a.s soon Ilion after as the Court hear I lie THK "SKCON'D.

CONURK15ATIO.VAI. CHI'ltril OK' KI.VIHA. OHIO. Jlv: I Its Atlurney -T. X.iv.

Went 'overseas in April, Ifl-H, where he saw service in a numbef of bailies 'in the European Theater. He returned lo the States, Sunday, November II, and, was honorably discharged at Indianiown Gap, last Friday. Before entering service, Boncwjl I wus employed for C. L. as a Iruck lended ihe Parents' club dunce at the school auditorium, Out Go Uilits Most Wellington folks were without lights about three minutes Saturday night, when a transformer on Wheeling avenue was put out of commission by the lightning storm.

100 Attend Inception Approximately 100 members and friends were on hand for the ri'ccp- lion in recognition of thp IIPW mm- istcr, ihe Rev. Frank Kecder and his family, at the Church of Christ, Friday evening. The event was sponsored by the Dorcas society of the church. I A supper in charge of Mrs. 'Ktht'l Oney.

Florence Shepherd and i Airs. Gladys pleasing. Mrs. Emma Moore, Mrs. George Carey.

Mrs. J. Olsen and Mrs. Uoola Howe. Mrs.

Charles Patrick was For the program which followed from her. home in the dinner, a quarlol from Shciwiit hospiUil Sunday morning, in doah furnished music; (he Rev. Her-1 ambulance. driver. He was among the first lo pntL'f service from Wellington.

ISirlh Of SDH Mr. and Mis. Don Fi-rri'll. Buffalo, N. Y-.

announce birth pi a sun. 10 pounds and nine uunces, November H. He has be'en named Michaol. Mrs. Forri-st Fcr- rcll, Barker Mrcei.

in Buffalo, caring for her daughU'r-m-law and grandson. no prayer meeting and. study class this week and orchestra arid choir rthenrsal ifkve also been cancelled for the St, Paul's Lutheran At m. Tuesday the Sunday School teachers will mec-t In (he church parlors. A special service Bivlnfi will be held at 10 a.

Thursday. choir meois for rehearsal at Tuesday evening this week due lo Thuriday being 'a holiday." A union Thankfgiving service will be held at 10 a. in. Thursday with Rev. J.

H. Bollens, the speaker, Si Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Circle six of tlfc Women's Guild will hold its November meet-. ing Tuesday evening in the. home of. Mrs.

Albert Werner, 319 Lincoln street. The affair naris wilh tureen al 6:30 With Mrs. M. Walker tlic co-hostess At '8 in. ifte tame evening ihc "Every Member" Canvassers' meeting will be held al the church parlors to plans for Ihe "Every Member Canvass" to be held Sunday afternoon.

November I'5. SI'. Joseph's Catholic A special Public Sale -t. Havirtq told WiH Offer At Public Auction, Nov. 21, Stortinq 12 o'Clock Located I mile of MiUn on Rte.

I l'3 and I north on farm in- cludinq F-14 Int. tractor on rub- tor, Int. I row corn picker, mounted, Int. 2 row tractor corn planter, tractor cultivator, manure ipHadar, RaliabU I I disc grain drill, New Idea side delivery, Int. 7 ft.

tractor mower, Int. hay loader, 8 ft. double disc, 9 Geniut 2 bottom 12 in. plow, drag, wagon, rack and grain box, 2-wheel trailer, 6 ton alfalfa and 4 ton clover hay in mow. 300 bu.

oati, straw stack, Hoi- itein 'cow, due Guerniey heifer, 10 mo. old, Bangs treated, Durham heifer, 16 me. old, bred; HoUtein bull, 10 mo, old, Ayrshire bull, 7 mo. old, 300 White Leghorn pullets, laying, platform scales, 10 cord itove wood, butchering outfit, De- Laval Ounior No. 4 electric separator, electric brooder and poultry equipment, some household, qoo'ds including Kalamazoo whits enamel combination bottled gas 'and coal or wood ranqe and ofher'articlet, TERMS; CASH.

ALVIN FELTZ, Woltcr Ubtr, PINO HIM THI CAIN LOAN TOO MUD that best litt your, own wonef you repay Iti costs, ihown! You pay.i otlwr extras. our monthly rite 'a, a $100 loan (or one month'oNU) only $10Q. A loan. monthly payments itown, only $3.84. JkAteJiM MMAMB tMMi QU1CH yoll rrtoney for any Household Klnttice; If you first, we can have your loan when you call at the office.

110. faynt'tnl "ttttncffd" art. Mill limited by Carl, rryuhtiohs 9.24 23.05 89.40 K12.26 174.89 9.65 12.87 te.ot 61i45 119,10 U. 10.0'7 12.54 19.78« 47.49 69.46 91.21 It 6.30 8.40 10.45 16M4 24.31 39.12 56.01 74.47 to I 5.47 7.29 14.22 20,97 33.55 48.55 6:1.33 ixiymrnti MnntMy MI tlw EaUtw ilotil rliarsn anrt payment! Increait I OM.f CMAM par month nn thut jwrt of bubiM not ewecdini an (hit. o( balance (anCMTrf SflOO but not emedlni OOH ud on any i It to flMNd mi actual unpaM nrtntipar rrducMl by paymenli.

Then an no ADM. feet, rilKaunta or othft chartm. fc HOUSEHOLD FINANCE '2nd Floor, Tbe Century 385 Broad Over Phone! 2381, ELYRIA i i Friday forces will' be held at NiW CARS AR1 COMING USiD CAR PRICiS WIU DROP 1 ACT TODAY! It Will Soon In tatt FOR Ui Tg That Amherst Ry MRS. i-V'CV 780 t'lPVPland AVF. PhQnf met iit ihe 1 Joe i Glen Rogers Motors Inc 11! Eat' eitdgt childwn of the school yill present When Hie Middle a progn.jp.

Kicigu Pominuniiy club met at the UoUJ school the new officers 1 tod?) The wcie appointed to chargp. They arc: Mrs. Syrd Jlich-1 act u.s the autljtiny comniittt'e whe mpjul, Porothy Koi- pe, vice president: Pale Richmoncl, secretary-treasurer. Tiie 4.fl»ir suirtcd with a chicken dinner 91 7 'fhe children of the school participated in ihe pj'uijri JU presenting a playk-t. "The first sonj; by the girls, "Ofljadbye violin solo, D.ale Bicliwsoiid S'ere (fiven by two dis- S'jlurdny Born 10 and Mrs.

Walter Sterns. U. riaUBhioi. A. Mowerv, Laram, 'was and discharged after being (jivei) (irtt aid.

Mr. Howery wsr. in hunt- iiiK nceident, receiving shot i.n'poi|i Sunday pix'haiHCs: Mrs Hollingswonh and Am- Auction Sale The undersigned will at the Zeh corner CPX in Avpn, one milt lowth pf Detroit Road pn SATURDAY, NOV. 24 At 12:30 I grey jhamessej 7:30 odjti; 4 ten m'ueci ryej micl; grain pirujer; rack; jprinq er Jb feed land mowinq tftm jinqlp plow! movie the Hall; 8nt' fred possibility ol ptirchasiug a machine ditfusscii bv and p. p.

ft All and Were iippoinled us to iJivcftUgate- the effect pf i scryiee "sijv Action in the Pacific of W9 tojld of so.me of Jjis J. Hall, I Uie Arnjy Air forces HyiMg tlve Jiyjjjp. frgjp the The pecerobjer ai which will be The group the wcytlw crops ol ilie corning year and aU-o the middlc- profit. singing a feature and reccnlly discharged, loid of his esperienccs itj ttxe Pacific wgr. served by ISJr.

and Mrs. Bdwijici Vowng Mrs. Jiostesse? for 9 be Mrs. Fred 61 wu Mrs J. and PIICI IMCtMtlt COMPUfl ANt IIPIII SUIVIYI ANB WITHOU! OIU9ATIGN ihpxpll.

lerot in yffPHli; sm sM when it was uuiall. It twice liirge as the MIC biidhouse and va? tnside. i IOIINA MIU liiti si Harlev Mutter P4 turn lain yn Welktr, km fo bor. pi Jr.duinapolis invsugatcd the wrens yjiculed bird- he Iniilt nbove hi.s grape ar- He found a fat load hud ilis: sid them. Harrison plain ihe load's eight fpet the ground only by conclu- bird must have carried it there liad grown opwyiiB ol iBipriKoned Strtm AMItlCA'S IASIIST OPIRATINO COMBINATION WINTER WINDOW SUMMER SCREEN It Hemt 3 ei INIIKIiY flOM'TNl INII.