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14 14 MONEY RUSHES BACK TO BANKS AFTER HOLIDAY 61 Millions Added To Reserves In Week New York-(P)--Money clinked back into bank tills to the extent of $61,000,000 in the week ended Wedensday, Federal Reserve statements made public yesterday resealed. The inward flow of currency from circulation, expected at this time of the year as the holiday expansion is further curtailed, helped to boost the Federal Reserve member banks' excess reserves to $3,090,000,000, up 000 during the week. The rise since the low point just before Christmas now aggregates $390,000,000. The total of circulating currency $5,722,000,000. The rise latest, in excess reserves back toward the high of $3,310,000.000 reached in the second week of December was also promoted by a $14,000,000 lift in the monetary gold stock, and by the deposit of gold certificates by the Treasury with the reserve banks.

The deposit was more than specifically required by the incerasing gold supply. Statements of member banks in New York City showed money conditions there settling back into the more stable situation to be expected now that the year-end payments are over. Correspondent banks increased their deposits with the New York institutions by $56,000,000, probably reflecting a return to the money market of funds which had been taken home for annual statement "dressing," and necessity of finding employment. for growing deposits through the country. Loans and investments of the New York banks increased 000 in the week and other items showed similarly narrow changes.

Investing Companies By The Associated Press Fd 2 2nd 1 Inc 16.06 17.09 Admin Inc 1,79 1.97 Affiliated Hold 13.00 14.25 Amerex Am. Gen Eq Inc 1.05 1.17 Business Shre 1.14 1,25 Am Stocks 3.75 4.50 Am Ina Oil 6.625 7.50 Assoc Stand lair 6.375 7.125 Bancamer Bankers Not Inv corp: 4.375 4.875 Basie Indusrty 4.34 British Type Inv .34 Fund 16.875 18.375 Bullock Can Inv Fund 3.80 4.25 Central Nat Corp 44.00 50.00 3.50 5.00 Central Nat Corp Shrs Tr 28.07 30.18 Century Commercial Nat Corp .375 .625 Corporate Trust 2.58 Corporate Trust 2.45 Tr AA. mod 3.01 Corp Corp Tr Accum Ser 2.45 Corp Tr Oce Mod 3.01 Crum Forster 34.00 36.00 Crum Forst 80 pf. 114,00 Crum Forst Ins 40.00 42.00 Crum Forst Ins pt 109.00 Cumulative Tr 8h 5.36 Depos Bk Sh NY 2.61 2,90 Depos Ins Shrs A 4.41 4,90 Diversi5ed Tr 9.75 Diversified Tr 4,20 4.55 Dividend Shrs 1.58 1.70 Diversified Tr 6.40 P- 7.10 Equity Corp $3 pt 35.50 39.50 Fidelity Fund Inc 50.15 54.00 First Boston Corp 53.625 55.125 Five Year Fixed Tr 3.82 Fixed Trust Sh A 11.22 Fixed Trust Sh 9.36 Fund Investors new 21.16 23,24 Fund Tr Shrs A 5.56 6.13 Fund Tr Shrs 5.28 Group Sec Agriculture 1.51 1,67 Sec Automobile 1.36 1.50 Group Group Sec Building 1.77 1,95 Group Sec Chemical 1,47 1,62 Group Sec Food 1.14 1.26 Group Sec Merchandise 1,14 1.26 Group Sec Mining. 1.38 1.52 Group Sec Petroleum 1.29 1,42 Group See RR Equip 1,10 1.22 Group See Steer 1,44 1,59 Sec Tobacco 1.36 1.50 Group Huron Holding 46 ,62 Incorp Investors 20.99 22.55 Investors Fd Inc 92.70 94.58 Investors Fund of Am 1.02 1.12 Major Shrs Corp 2.625 Maryland Fund 18.38 19,88 Mass Invest Tr 24.63 26.77 Mutual Invest 1,53 1,67 Nation Wide Sec 4.43 4.53 Nation Wide Sec vte 1,61 1.79 NY Bk Tr Shre 3.50 North Am Bond Tr etfa 82.375 86.125 Nor Am Tr Shares 2.45 Nor Nor Am Am Tr Tr Sh Sh 1955 1956 3.10 3.14 Nor Am Tr Sh 1958 3,14 Northern Secur 50.00 Plymouth Fund Inc 99 1.10 Quarterly Income Sh 1,50 1.65 Repres Tr Shre 11.73 12.23 Repub Invest Fund 3.65 3.90 Selected Am Sh 3.34 Selected Am Sh Inc 1,49 1,62 Selected Cumul 8.68 Selected Income Sh 4.59 Spencer Trask Fund 19.34 30.57 Stand Am Tr Shrs 3.55 3,80 Stand Util Inc .93 1,00 State Street Invest 88.29 Super of Am Tr A 3.58 Super of Am Tr AA 2.45 Super of Am Tr 3.78 Super of Am Tr BB 2,44 Super of Am Tr 7.08 Super of Am Tr 7.08 Supervised Shrs 1.61 1,76 Trust Fund Shrs 4.30 4 55 Trustee Stand Inv 2.74 Trustee Stand Inv 2.69 Trustee St Oil Shrs A 7.11 Trustee St.

Shrs 6.10 Trusteed Am Bk 1.08 1.21 Trusteed Industry Shrs 1,35 1,49 Trusteed NY Bk Shrs 1.63 1,83 178 Electric Lt. Pow 18.625 19.125 18 Elec Lt Pow 2.92 3,02 178 Klee Lt Pow vte 1.09 1.17 Insurance Stocks By The Associated Press Aetna Cas Ins 1.60 Aetna Life Agricultural 3 Am Ins Newark Am Reinsur 3 Surety Automobile 1.20A Balt Amer Boston 16 Carolina 1.20 City of 1.20 Conn Gen Lit .80 Fid Dep 2 Firemens Nwk Frank Fire 1.058 Gen Alliance .60 Glen Falls 1.80 Globe Rep Globe Rut Great Amer Halifax .90 Hanover 1.60 Hartfd Fire 28 Home Fire See Home Ins 105A Homestead 1 Lincoln Fire Mass Bond Natl Fire Natl Liberty Fire Nor River Phoenix 8. Prov Wash St. Paul Fire -Springtield a Sun Life Travelers 16 19 Fire 1.70A Vestchester 1.40A BID ASKED 105 108 65 87 34 82 85 16 701 73 58 91 11 703 713 31 33 97 100 34 36 20 42 44 184 47 51 30 32 21 88 90 45 78 80 24 28 104 107 44 46 206 211 143 146 445 475 615 620 57 30 30 -Including extras -declared of paid so far this 3647. ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1936 37 FARM PRODUCE PRICES New York (P) -State Department of Agriculture and Market reported totlowing quotations representing prices on sales by commission merchants and other original receivers on the New York City downtown wholesale district up to 8 a.

m. 'o yesterday: FRUITS APPLES- Supples moderate. Demand very slow. Market dull. Western New York sections: (Bu.

basket or tub, also open crate or box) Baldwin. N. Y. U. S.

grade No. 1, 3-in. min. and up mostly around $1.25: min. and up best mostly 90c $1.00, poorer 75 McIntosh, No.

1, min. and up $1.25 poorer $1.000 1.12½ min. 75c $1.00, mostly 85 90c. Northwestern greening, No. 1.

min. and up poorer 21-In. min. and up $1.00, mostly 75 90c. Northern Spy, No.

1, min. and up Rhode Island Greening, No. 1, 3-In. min. and up best $1,50 poorer min.

and up $1.25 1.40, few $1.50, poorer 21-in. min. and up $1,00 000 1.121, few $1.25, poorer min. and up 75 40 90c, poorer 60 85c. Combination pack, No.

1, and utility In. min. 75 85c, poorer 60 65c. Miscellaneous varieties, No. 1, min.

and up carton, McIntosh, N. Y. U. 8 grade No. 1, (96-100'8), $1.40 1.50; (192'8), $1.25 "Hall Dis sizes, 90c $1.00.

PEARS Western New York sections and Hudson Valley district; (Open box ot crate, also bu. bakt. or tub). Bose, best mostly $2. Clairgeau, mostly $1.50.

Kieffer, fancy large as high medium to small size, The $1, come poorer as low as 50 4 60c. VEGETABLES CABBAGE Old crop supplies moderate. demand slow, Dull and weaker. Upstate: White Danish. bulk ton, yard sales, best mostly $20.00, poorer lower.

Red, mosty around $50.00, poorer and small size mostly around $45.00. Downtown store sales, sacks 50 Ibs, Danish white 40 55c mostly 45 50c, poorer Red, Danish sacks 50 1b8. $1.25 some fancy large $1.60, fair quality $1.00 0 poorer and small size 50 85c. CARROTS -Supplies moderate. Demand alow.

Market dull. Upstate: Topped bushel basket washed, mostly 75 unwashed 50 60c, poorer 40c. Sacks, 40 washed. fair quality 50 (060e; unwashed, sacks 100 ibs. $1.15.

ONIONS Supplies moderate. Demand very slow. Market about steady, Upstate: Yellow 8. No. 1, sacks 50 $1.10 $1.25, fancy $1.30 fair quality and medium size 90c $1.05, poorer quality and small size 60 some as low as 40 2P Red U.

8. No. 1, sacks 50 $1.154 fancy, fair quality and medium size, $1.00, poorer quality and small size, 60 75c. Olympic Skaters Wind Up Training Oslo (P) America's Olympic speed skaters wound up four days of training yesterday before beginning a two-day competition against Norwegian stars tomorrow. They planned complete rest for today.

The Aften Post, impressed by the skating style of Leo Freisinger, 19-year-old Chicago ace, predicted he would win the Olympic 500- meter crown. America's Olympic speed skating team consists of Freisinger; Eddie Schroeder of Chicago; Delbert Lamb Robert Peterson of Milwaukee, and Allan Potts of Collegiate Center To Play Commerce Collegiate Center basketball team will play the School of Commerce quint tonight at the Monroe High court. The Blue and White have won two out of four games this season. The team, under the able coaching of Joe Shoniker, has developed into a formidable aggregation. The starting lineup for the Center five will probably see Farrant and Manhold, forewards; Richardson at center, and Masucci and Carberry the guard positions.

Bean Markets Following quotations are the ruling prices in the Rochester area for 100 pounds paid to growers at counttry points. These prices are reported by the New York State Bean Shippeds Association. Pea beans, mediums, red kidneys, state marrows, jumbo marrows, yellow eyes, white kidneys, $4. BOSTON Boston Special Dispatch)paid by Boston wholesalers, shipping points: Michigan pea beans, $2.20: New York pea beans, small white, $3.40: regular limas, $6.20: baby limas, $4.90: white kidneys, $5.25: red kidneys, yellow eyes, $3.65. NEW YORK New York Beans steady and partly light: marrow choice.

$3.600 pea, choice, red kidneys, white kidneys, N. Y. C. Bank Stocks By The Associated Press Bank of Man Bankers Tr 2 Bklyn Tr 4 Cen Han Bk Tr 4 Chase Nat 1.40 Chem Bk Tr 1.80 Commercial Cont Bk Tr 80 Corn Ex Bk Empire Tr Filth Ave 318 First Nat First Natl 100 Guaranty Tr 12 Irving Tr 60. Tr Natl City Trust 5 Public 14 Title United St Tr 708 -including extras, Bid Asked 86 68 124 129 117 120 xd41 1 43 5714 59 176 182 22 66 67 -244 1050 1095 48 1985 2005 299 304 183 49 51 x437 391 120 123 44 46 14 15 2185 2235 METALS New York COPPER quiet: electrolytic spot and future, 9.25c: export, 8.60c.

TIN steady; spot. and nearby, 47.62½c: future, 46.62½c: IRON quiet, unchanged. LEAD steady; spot New York 4.50 East St. Louis, 4.35c. ZINC dull: East St.

Louts spot. and future, 4.85c. ALUMINUM, 19.00@22.00€. ANTIMONY, spot, 12.62½c. Most Active Stocks Thirteen of the 15 most active stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday showed gains while two showed losses.

The leaders were: Net Sales Close Chg. Int Tel 108.800 Radio 79,200 1340 Cmwith Sou 69,400 33 Newport 64,500 13 Consol Text 61,800 Socony Vac 164 Radio Keith 0 47,100 Supertor Oft 46,400 Beth Steel 46.100 Callahan Zine. 44,300 Pressed St Car 42,700 Tex Pae 36,700 10 Elec Pow Lt 34.100 Investors. 30,500 Consul Oil 30.300 POTATOES--Supplies moderate. Demand slow, Market slightly weaker, Long Inland.

Green Mountain, U. 8. No. 1, sacks 100 south side. $1.75 1.85, few north albe.

$1.6091.85. few $1.75. Cobbier. No. 1, SAcks 100 mostly around $1.50.

U. 8. No. 2, varioua varieties, 750 90c, few $1.00. patate: Too few offerings and sales to define market quotations.

Maine: Bulk. per 180 158.. Green Mountain U. 8. No.

1, $2.75 4 2.90. U. S. Commercial $2.65 0 2.75. Sacks, 100 Green Mountain U.

8. No. 1, $1.55 1.65, some as low as $1.45. U. S.

Commercial Idaho, sacks 100 Russets U. S. No. 1, bakers best mostly $2.25. New crop, Bermuda Garnet, bushel box or crate, red No.

1, $1.75 2.00. Double-headed Bermuda red No. 1, $5.50 8.50, No. 2, $5.00 EVAPORATED APPLES- -Steady, state, prime unquoted, standard 10010e, choice 11c, extra choice HOPS--Steady; Pacific Coast, 1935'8 13 1934'8 COUNTRY DRESSED CALVES Receipts moderate. Trading slow, Market steady with fancy calves extremely scarce and bringing good prices.

Per Choice, 15 fair to good small (60 lbs. and under) 8. 10c. LIVE POULTRY -Receipts truck and express moderate; freight supply, also moderate. Trading very Market still weak.

By freight: Chickens 17 220; broilers unquoted; fowls 16g 22e; roosters 15e; turkeys 19028e; ducks (all sections) By express: Chickens 19 0 broilers 12 0 25c; fowl roosters 15c; tur. keys unquoted: ducks (all sections) 21c. DRESSED POULTRY steady to Arm. Fresh: Chickens 181 fowls old roosters turkeys (northwest) ducks (Long Island) unquoted. Frozen: Chickens 21 fowls old roosters, turkeys and ducks (Long Island) unquoted.

LIVE RABBITS Receipts light. Demand slow. Market weak at 124 per pound. HAY AND STRAW Fresh receipts of hay were moderate via rail and liberal by truck, particularly at Manhattan points yesterday. Hay of best quality was scarce; bulk of arrivals ranged from medium to low grade.

The demand was slow, and the market about steady. No. 1, No. 2. $15.00 40 No.

3, sample Straw steady; No. 1, rye $13.00 00 15.00. BOSTON HAY HAY -New No. 1 timothy, $20 20.50: No. 2 timothy, No.

3 timothy second cutting alfalfa, $23 first cutting, alfalfa stock hay, $15016; red clover mixed. $18.5000 $19.50. STRAW--No. 1, $19.20 020. Oat straw, $13.50 14.

Lindstrom Agrees To Dodgers' Terms Brooklyn-(Special Dispatch) Freddy Lindstrom, third baseman and outfielder recently cut adrift by the Chicago Cubs, has accepted terms to play with Brooklyn in 1936, the Dodgers announced yesterday, Lindstrom, who formerly played with the Giants and Pirates before joining the Cubs last winter, probably will play center field for the Dodgers. Negotiations between Lindstrom, who wintering in Miami, and Manager Casey Stengel, who is at Glendale, were completed by wire. It is understood that the Dodgers gave Lindstrom a substantial boost for signing, and tendered him a contract almost as lucrative as the one he had with the Cubs. Lindstrom, who is 30, played in 90 games last season with the Cubs and batted .274, a figure far below his life-time major league average. During the past seasons Lindstrom has been hurt frequently.

Notre Dame Seeks 200th Court Win South Bend, Ind. -(Special Dispatch) Seeking its 200th victory since George E. Keogan became head coach years ago, the Notre Dame basketball team will leave here today for Philadelphia to meet Pennsylvania tomorrow night. Keogan'e teams have won 199, lost 64 and tied one to pile up one of the best records in the country. The Irish will play Syracuse Monday night.

MONEY RATES New York Call money steady; per cent all day. Prime commercial paper per centime loans steady; 60 days-6 months, 1 per cent offered. Bankers acceptances unchanged. Rediscount rate. New York Reserve Bank per cent.

Deaths HOLMES -Robert E. Holmes entered into rest, Jan. 11, 1936, in Detroit, Mich. Survived by his widow, Rose Weis, his mother, two brothers and three sisters, all of Pennsylvania. -The body was brought to this city and is resting at the home of George Weis in Atlantic Avenue Dugway.

Funeral will be conducted Saturday, Jan. 18, 1936, at. 2:30 p. m. O'BRIEN Barbara Jane O' Brien died Wednesday, Jan.

15, 1936, aged three years. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Bernard O'Brien; also her grandmother, Mrs.

John H. Barnes: five aunts and two uncles. Funeral services from the family home, 348 Monroe Avenue, Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock and Mass of the Angels at Blessed Sacrament Church at o'clock. Interment 111 Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, ROMEO- Entered into rest, January 15, Francesco Romeo at his home, 66 Grape Street. He is survived by his wife, Catherine, of Italy; tWO sons, Philip and Dominic: four grandchildren.

-Funeral services from the home Saturday at 8:30 and 9:00 o'clock from St. Francis of Assisi Church. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Arrangements by Jos. De Bell.

SWEENEY Rudolph Sweeney, 18 Churchlea Place, at General Hospital, Jan. 16. 1936. He leaves hia wife. Grace: one son, James: two daughters, Mrs.

Anthony Fess, Mias Catharine; his mother, Mrs. Lena Sweeney; two brothers. Vincent and Leo: one alster, Bernadetta; two grandchildren. -Funerel from the home Monday morning at 9 o'clock at SS. Peter and Paul's Church.

Interment in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. YOUNG--Robert Lincoln, of Omaha, passed on at General Hogpital, this city, Jan. 16. 1936, aged 70 years. He is survival by his wite, Mrs.

Ellen C. Young of Omaha, one son, William M. Young of Brighton; seven sisters, Miss Helen and Miss Carrie Young, Mrs. Ida M. Brough, Mrs.

Cora Alleman, Mrs. Amie Jenkins, Mrs. Grace Naille, all of Hanover, Mrs. Sarah Klinefelter of Baltimore, two brothers, Harry Young of Hanover, and Edward E. Young of Philadelphia, Pa.

He was a member of Covert Lodge, No. 11, F. A. Nebraska Consistory, Valley of Omaha, Orient of Nebr. And Tangiers Temple A.A.O.N.M.S, of Omaha, Nebr.

-Funeral from Cole- McKay Mortuary, Omaha, Monday afternoon, SMALLER LOSS GIVEN BY ROAD SEEKING LOAN Baltimore Ohio Asks 5 Million From RFC Washington--In its application to the ICC for additional loan of $5,000,000 from the RFC, Baltimore Ohio Railroad forecasts a net loss of $3,180,909 for the year ended Dec. 31, 1935. This would compare with a net loss of $3,825,752 for 1934. The road asked that the additional loan mature on Aug. 1, 1939, and also that existing RFC loans of $5,505,577 be extended to the same date.

The B. O. asked the new R.FC loan to assist it in meeting equipment trust maturities aggregating approximately $2,800,000 between pop February and June of this year and also to meet maturity of $890,000 Chicago, Lorain general mortgage and $2,000,000 Ohio River Railroad Arst 5a. Shipping Report By Federal State Market Service 'Thursday's Western and Central New York shipping point. Information: 'The sales quoted in this report are mostly order sales'-those made by dealers and brokers at shipping points to carlot receivers either direct or through brokers in the markets and may include brokerage charges.

Basis of and truckloads f. o. b. usual terms or dellyered sales less transportation charges. APPLES: Light wire Inquiry.

Demand slow. Market dull. Bushel baskets: U. S. No.

1. inch minimum, Baldwins 95c. Barrels: U. S. No.

1, Inch minimum, Ben Davis, car $2.70. CABBAGE: Light wire inquiry. Demand slow. Market weak. Danish type sacked per ton $14.00 016.00, mostly $14.00 $15.00.

Wagonloads cash to growers, bulk per ton Danish type, very few sales, mostly $10.00. POTATOes: Light wire inquiry. Demand slow. Market dull. 100 lb.

sacks Round Whites. U. 8. No. 1, very sales $1.19 0 1.21.

Wagonloads cash to growers- -bulk per bushel Round Whites mostly 50 53c. ONIONS: Light wire Inquiry. Demand slow. Too few sales reported to quote. CARROTS: Light wire inquiry.

Demand light. Market steady. 100 lh. sacks, topped. unwashed.

car 90c. Deaths BRANDT Henry M. Brandt died at St. Ann's Home, Thursday morning, Jan. 16, 1936.

He is survived by one son, Louis Brandt; one daughter, Katherine M. of New York City; two grandchildren. Deceased was an honorary life member of the Knights of Columbus, also Rochester Volunteer Firemen's Association. -Funeral services from St. Ann's Home Saturday morning, Jan.

18, at 9 o'clock. Interment in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, GORDON Sidney F. Gordon, Wednesday, January 15, 1936, at his residence, 399 Benton Street. He is survived by his wife. Mrs.

Ada M. Gordon: three daughters. Miss Ada Gordon, Mrs. C. VanOcker and Mrs.

William Fredericy; three sons, Ward Gordon ot Oneonta, Morse and Lindsay Gordon of this city: one brother, James Q. Gordon of Detroit: two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Lovell and Mrs. Ethel Ward of Toronto and three grandchildren. -Funeral services at the residence Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Detroit and Toronto papers c. please copy, Arrangements by F. Scheuerman Sons. -Entered into rest at his home, 38 Bancroft Drive, Wednesday, Jan. 15, 1936, Edward Hunt, aged 42 years.

He is survived by his wife, Mary; three daughters, Margaret, Louise and Betty; one son, John, all of this city; three sisters, Mrs. John Powell of this city, Mrs. David Uttman and Mrs. Frank Campbell of Canada; four brothers, Freeman of this city, David, Horace and Jack of Canada. -Services from the home, 38 Bancroft Drive (off Dewey Avenue), Friday at 2 p.

m. Interment in Riverside Cemetery, HAWLEY. Broadway, Edward A. died Hawley suddenly of Thursday afternoon, January 16, 1936. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Lillian H. Hawley. -The remains were removed to Ryan Meintee Inc. Funeral Chapel, 207 Chestnut Street, from where the funeral will be held Saturdav morning at 8:30 o'clock and at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's Church, Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

HINTERLEITER The funeral of John C. Hinterleiter, 9 Conkey Avenue, took place on Thursday afternoon at two o'clock from the chapel of L. Schauman's Sons, 609 Clinton Avenue North. The acting pallbearers were Clifford Bundy, Louise Fisher, George Moftat, Roy Coon, Herbert Thein. The Rev.

Herbert Plehn officated. Interment was at Mt. Hope Cemetery. HOWELL Entered into rest Wednesday morning. Jan.

15, 1936, Myron P. Howell of 255 Linden Street. He is survived by his beloved wife, Elizabeth H. Howell: one son, George Arthur Howell; one brother, Jerome B. Howell of Auburn, N.

also three grandchildren. Mr. Howell was a member of Genesee Falls Lodge, 507, F. A. Monroe Commandery No.

12 and Damascus Temple, A. A. Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. -Funeral services Friday, Jan. 17, 1936, at 4 p.

m. from the funeral home of Bender 301 Alexander Street. Interment at Spencer, N. on Saturday, Jan. 18, 1936.

The courtesy of no flowers will be appreciated. KEYES. On Samuel J. Wednesday, Keyes. Jan.

Surviving 15, are one daughter, Mrs. George A. Wakeman; two sons. Samuel J. and Fred G.

Keyes; also three grandsons, John C. Wakeman. Samuel J. and Fred G. Keyes.

Funeral service at the home, 462 West Avenue, Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. KUMPARSKAS Alexander Kumparskas, Thursday, January 16, 1936. Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Nellie Kumparskas: two daughters. Mrs.

Anthony Kasalunas and Amelia Kumparskas; son, Frank: sister, Mrs. Mary Tauras of Chicago; three brothers in Lithuania; niece, Anna Kumparskas. -Funeral Monday morning from the residence, 1109 North Street, at 8:30 o'clock and 9 o'clock at St. George's Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

SUHALBER- At the family realdence, 607 Plymouth Avenue South, on Thursday, Jan. 18, 1936, Mrs. Alma Jane Schalber. She leaves R. Senkpiel; one brother, William P.

Norris, Mrs. J. Allen and Mrs. her husband, William: one son, Howard; three daughters, 1 Mrs. W.

Freehauf two sisters, Mrs. G. Feltes, Mra. Addie Ransley; also two grandchildren. The body is resting at the home of her daughter, 148 Raeburn Avenue, Prayer service on Monday at 1:40 p.

m. Funeral at Geneace Baptist Church at 2 p. m. Interment in Mt. Hope Cemetery.

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Stone 449-L. Lost, Jan. Glen. luth, 1445, Dewey Reward. Ave.

section. 320 DOCKETBOOK Lost in Woolworth's, containing la 8 money, etc. Liberal reward. Gen, 6805. Small, black, beaded.

Cul. 893-W. Reward. PURSE- Lost, Wednesday black milk evening, at. Eagle containing articles of value also money.

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138-J. RePoundin 2. lady's, 377 Jefferson. money, keys, -Lost, containing money, WALLET Saturday afternoon. Reward.

Gen. 3971. 318 lady's white WRISTWATCH reward. 1641 East Ave. 718 -Lost, Hallmark, lady's, white gold, vicinity Genesee Valley skating rink.

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Deaths McNETT -Florence Russell McNett, 55 years, Wednesday, Janaged 15, 1936, at the home, 17 uary Fern Street. She is survived by her husband, Frank McNett: NOD, Walter C. Russell of Cleveland, Ohio. The remains were removed to Haubner Stallknecht Funeral Home, 828 Jay Street, from where the funeral will take place Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. MARKS Entered into rest at his home, 147 Vassar Street, Wednesday, Jan.

15, 1936, Michael Marks. He leaves his wife, Celia his son, William; a brother, Frank of New Rochelle, N. A sister, Mrs. Bertha Berman of this city. -Funeral services at Jeffrey's, 32 Chestnut Street, Friday afternoon, Jan 17, at 2 o'clock, NOTO-Grazia.

Noto Jan. 14, 1936. Survived by her husband, Sebastiano; two sons, Peter and three daughters, AnLeonard: gelina, Grace and Mary. -Funeral Friday morning, o'clock from the home, 31. don 9 o'clock at Mt.

Carmel Church. Arrangements by Michael J. Emma, SCHMIDT -Entered into rest, Nicholas Schmidt, at the Strong Memorial Hospital Wednesday eveaged 75 years. He Edward leaves ning, his wife, Louise; one son, of San Diego, one daughter, Mrs. F.

J. Rooney of Rochester. -Remains will be taken to the home, 356 Gregory Street. Services Satunday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Boniface Church.

Interment in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. SMITH Harriet Kelsey Smith, widow of Edward F. Smith, died Jan. 15, 1936, aged 89 Wednesday, and 8 months. Surviving years are three daughters, Amy Jane S.

and Mrs. R. Stanley Collyer; one son, William sister, Mrs. Jane Fisk: a brother, Charles Kelsey; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. -Funeral Saturday at 12 o'clock from the residence, 17 Webster Crescent, and 2:30 p.

m. at Eaton's Funeral Home, Perry, N. Y. SMITH- -Entered Into rest in this city on Wednesday afternoon, Mra. Frieda Smith.

She is survived by three sons, William, Leonard and Clayton Smith; one daughter, Mra. Isaac L. Versprille; her father, Karl Zugehoer; two sisters. Miss Olga Zugehoer of this city and Mrs. Thomas Bowman of Haledon, N.

three brothers, Emil, Otto and Carl Zugehoer. -The remains were removed to the family home, 59 Kohiman Street, where the services will be held on Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Rev. Paul Schroeder will officiate. Interment at Mt.

Hope Cemetery, SNYDER- -Entered into rest Jan. 15, at his home, East Street, Pittsford, Fred W. Snyder, aged 67 years. He is survived by his widow, Julia Shell Snyder: three brothers, Charles, Henry and Edward. all of Pittsford.

He Was a member of Pittsford Grange, 424. -Funeral from his late home Friday, Jan. 17, at 2 o'clock. Inter. ment at Bushnells Basin Cemetery, Kindly omit flowers.

TESTA- -Entered Into rest Wednesday, January 15, Bernard Testa, He is survived by his wife, Grace Nolletti: two sons, Tulio and Wil liam: one daughter, Irma: four brothers, Domenic, Caeser, Anthony, Sebatino; siX sisters, Rosina, Assunta, Mrs. Enrica Rosati of Italy, Mrs. Laura Raneletta, Mrs. Grace Giffi, Mrs. Angelina of this city.

-Funeral services from the residence. 458 Child Street, Monday, January 20, at 8:30 and 9 o'clock at St. Francis Assissi Church. Interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Arrangements by Vito Cimino and Son.

WACKERMAN Entered into rest Thursday, Jan. 16. 1936, at her home, 50 South Ford Street, Mrs. Laura M. Wackerman, widow of the late George W.

Wackerman, She leaves several nieces and nephews. -Funeral Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. YAEGER Entere! into rest Tuesday afternoon, Jan.

14, 1936, Louis S. Yaeger, aged 51 years, at his home, 34 Steko Avenue. He leaves to mourn his loss besides his wife, Mrs. Jane Starken Yaeger, two daughters, Rose and Gwendolyn; one son. Louis four stepdaughters, Mrs.

Glen Perce, Mrs. John Avery of Sodus, Mrs. Ralph Merkel of Ionia, Mrs. Elmer Depotic; four stepsons. Thomas, Richard, Kenneth and Daniel Starken, all of this city; two sisters, Mrs.

Walter Gilbert of Buffalo, Mrs. Emil Ludwig of Rochester: three brothers, George Charles of Rochester, and Michael of Hyde Park, four grandchildren. The body will rest at the Peters Funeral Home, 1511 Dewey Avenue, from where funeral services will take place briday morning at 8:30 o'clock. and at the Church of the I Sacred Heart at o'clock. Automotive Automobiles Fut male 18 -Sedan, 1932, snappy green finish.

clean, roomy interior, smooth, quiet engine, thoroughly conditioned and guaranteed; reduced in only $295. Pincher's Emporium, 28 So. Union St. 218 dan, $75, sedan, $50; 1931 seBuicks Buicks! 1929 sedan, $265; 1932 coupe, $375: 1931 5- passenger coupe, $276; 1980 5-passenger coupe, $185. Whiting's, 342 East Ave.

BUCK trunk: all passenger black coupe, finish, very clean throughout. This tine coupe will pass the most rigid inspection. Splendid motor, guaranteed, $495. Whiting's, 342 East Ave. BUCK trunk, touring scarcely sedan, used, built- dark blue finish.

Compare appearance and performance and you will prefer it to anything the market offers at anywhere near this price. New car Guarantee, $775. Whiting, Buick, 342 East Ave, BUICK-1835 buyer, coupe, driven will less appeal than to 4,000 miles, dark blue finish, carries our Whiting' regular 342 new East car Ave. guarantee, $725. care reflecta in this car.

It looks 1934 sedan, former owner's and runs like low milage: guaranteed. Will give you new car satisfaction, $645. Whiting 342 East Ave. small 8 sedan, perfeet condition, guaranteed to infy, $265. Free license plates.

Cool Chevrolet, 360 Culver Rd. CADILLAC-1930, 5 passenger sedan with trunk, the best in a p- pearance and performance on the market, free license plates, $345. B. 706 Dewey Ave. 320 buying a used -When car, you buy think where of your has more cents.

Cool ChevT cash- down: coach, new motor, tires, paint, $169. McConnell, 18 Harvard St. 521 CHEVROLET-32 wheels, coupe, tires rumble very good, finish perfect, $245. Robinson. 54 So.

Union St. 218 CHEVROLET 1930 coupe, wire wheels, good running condition. Fincher's Emporium. 28 So. Union St.

218 CHEVROLET-1930 coach, low mileage, heater, 1933 sedan, like new, $260.00. Bannister, 6 Winthrop. 319 CHEVROLET-1929 coach, $85. The Motor Mart, 775 Culver Rd. 218 CHEVROLET-1930 sedan, original new, clean upholstery, 6 wire wheels, nice motor, only $185.

Alling Miles, 82 Stone St. 218 1931 coupe, $185. Sergeant', 35 Scio St. 218 CHEVROLET-1932 sport roadster, seat. Sergeant's, 35 Scio St.

218 CHEVROLET-1831 sport trunk sedan, 6- rack, black paint; a nice running car for only $245. Certified Used. Cars, 445 State Main 1268. 318 CHEVROLET 1935 coach, 6,300 miles. $465.

Free license plates. Cool Chevrolet, 360 Culver R. CHEVROLE condition. master A coach, very popular model at a very popular price, $395. Save at Siebert's Chevrolet, 615 South Ave.

722 CHEVROLET-'30 roadster, good tires, $5 down. E-Z terms. Siegel, 289 320x3-5-7 CHEVROLET '34 master coach, repossessed, bargain, like new. MacConnell, 18 Harvard, near Meigs. 320 CHEVROLET 1934 town sedan, trunk.

Special price, $395. Standard Motors, 626 W. Main. CHEVROLET 1935 master sedan. heater.

$565. Standard Motors, 626 W. Main at Jefferson. CHEVROLET 1932 sedan. $295.

Heinrich Chevrolet, 214 Lake Av.e 421 CHEVROLET 1935 sedan, $535. Heinrich Chevrolet, 214 Lake Ave. 421 CHEVROLET 1934 sport sedan. very low mileage. Cannot be told from a new car.

Real value. Heinrich Chevrolet, 214 Lake Ave. 421 CHEVROLET 1932 tudor, $269. Judge's, 81 Lake Ave. 421 CHEVROLET-150 cars at big reduction.

every car reconditioned and bears our regular written guarantee. Chevrolet '34 master coach $395: Plymouth '32 sedan $245; Dodze '35 deluxe sedan $650: Chevrolet '25 coach $495: Chevrolet '34 master sedan $425: Pontiac '35 deluxe touring sedan $695: Oldsmobile late '33 deluxe sedan $425: Ford '35 coach $475: Ford '35 Fordor sedan $495: Ford '31 coach $160: Ford '31 coupe, r. $165: Pontiac '31 convertible, like new. $225: Pontiac '31 coupe $195: Chevrolet '33 master sedan $345: Chevrolet '31 coupe $175: Ford '32 V-8 convertible coupe $235. E-2 terms.

Open evenings. Clinton Auto Exchange, 1065 N. Clinton: 219 CHEVROLET-1935 master 6 coach $550: original black finish. tires. moto and upholstery in excellent condition.

This car can be bought on our new low finance plan. Pike Motors, 613 Culver Rd. at Atlantic Cul 193. 219 CHEVROLET-1936 master coach. new car guarantee, radio and heater: liberal discount.

Cool Chevrolet. 360 Culver. CHEVROLET-1935 sedan, cannot be told from a new car, original deep blue finish. white sidewall tires, twin horns and radio: Free license plates. Cool Chevrolet, 360 Culver Rd.

CHEVROLET-1929 coach, a little 360 Culver Rd. $75. Cool Chevrolet, CHEVROLET '34 Master Town sedan. $399. Kirk wood.

336 East Ave. 219 CHEVROLET '33 Master sedan. $349. Kirkwood, 336 East Ave, 219 CHEVROLET '33 Master coach. radio, heater, $365.

Kirkwood. 336 East Ave. 219 CHEVROLET for 1936 '30 coupe: must boats. dandy car. new rubber, reduced to $120.

Roch. Marine 448 R. Main, CHEVROLET tirea, '31 good convertible motor: $195. Siegels. 289 Monroe.

220x3-7 CHEVROLET'34 master coupe. $395. Heinriche 214 Lake Ave 421 CHEVROLET 1930 coupe. $145. Heinrich Chevrolet, 214 Lake Ave.

421 CHEVROLET 1935 coupe, $425. Heinrich Chevrolet. 214 Lake Ave. 471 CHEVROLET-1934 coach, like new. $410.

Free license plates. Cool Chevrolet. 360 Culver Rd. CHEVROLET 1929 convertible coupe. Hurry! Onlv $75.

Cool Chevrolet. 360 Culver Rd. CHEVROLET-1934 deluxe convertible coupe, $395. Jones, 121 Alexander. CHEVROLET 1932 deluxe sport coupe.

Original new car appearance. Very low mileage. Buy on our exclusive plan with 18 mos, to Day. Reduced to only $245. Fincher's Emporium, 28 So.

Union St. 218 CHRYSLER, Seio St. sedan, $125. Ser- 218 CHRYSLER-1933 deluxe Royal many extras, driven only A few hundred miles. has ance of new car, $495.

C. W. Fields, 167 Court St. CHRYSLER-1933 aix sedan. in unusually good condition.

Car has had very careful use. dark blue finish, excellent 843 motor, good 4396. Whiting's. East Announcements ch- nd or, .80) er. on nd Ild ed er.

de ry at ad- lose .19 1.03 1.81 1.67 1.50 1.33 0.14 0.17 0.09 terthe TOsA 14 1 10 02 2 15 27 56 18 10 16 05 4 15 26 21 25 833 03 4 399 19 10 009 10 58 15 27 07 18 01 70 N1 29 10 36 10 4 $5 50 30 10 0 16 10 8 20 16 2113 2411 10 17 133 17 80 13 10 06 12 021, 06 15 Inge les, 14 c. any 750: and. 58c: zergal. 020. 31e: Ruazil, Personals JEWELRY Levinson Gold, 48 North 719 shought.

ARMY COTS Mattresses Studio to couches, match, $1.95. 210 Hudson Ave. Stone 5063. 320x3-5-7 DEBTS will Notice be is hereby given not responsible for any debts contracted for by anyone other than myself. Dated this 14th day of January, 1936.

Signed, W. C. Breehl, address 194 Lyell Ave. 318 DETECTIVES -25 service, years' low expert- rates. E.

Hauser, 272 Lyndhurst, Stone 3635. ent DETECTIVES thoroughly Absolutely reliable. confi- dies' department. Consultation free. Jennings Detective Agency, 412 T'emple Stone 951.

718 lenses inserted free. Gamier'a, Jewelers, 84 E. Main. FUNERALS- At reasonable prices. Service and quality unexcelled.

C. I. Kennedy, 1801 E. Main St. GOLD present -Silver, high gold prices.

plate Old bought Gold Depot, 122 S. Clinton, next to Loew's. 219 (1 OLD Teeth, watches, jewelry bought, security is guaranteed in weighing, testing and valuation. Highest prices paid. Rochester Precious Metals, 99 N.

A Ave. 722 Bought, bridgework, any kind of jewelry, watches, gold or gold fill. We pay for the movements also. Dealers and public. Bring it here before you sell and be sure and get the highest prices.

Barton Goid Refining 519 Burke near elevator (5th floor). Look for the electric sign next to the door. Name on door also. 721 MAINSPRING. Cleaning jewel, crown, 98c each.

All work guarant'd. Gamier's, 84 E. Main STOMACH ULCER- Gas pains, indigestion victims, why suffer? For quick relief get a free sample of Udga, Post and Walgreen drug stores TABLE PADS 119 E. Main. Regal Main Table 7705.

FOR try real the pure Eastman and Grill, wholesome Monroe food Ave. At Chestnut. ANY girl friend, in call trouble and 4543 in or need see of Mrs. Army, 64 Major North C. St.

Brunner, Salvation of attorneys tree. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Missouri. Write O. Box 7, Rochester, N. Y.

719 BROTHERS buy Guaranteed old gold, best jewelry, prices paid; reliable jewelers. 62 Clinton So. 318 FIRST skates Anniversary Sale. coats campus ladies' suede jackets wool sweaters $1.44: ladies' ski suits $5.44. Savings to 50 winter sportswear.

The Sport Shop, 126 S. Clinton. ELL your gold to a reliable jeweler. Rosenberg's, 9 State. 320 BROS.

House rags, 50 lbs. $1.50, newspaper bundles 30c per 100 lbs. Extra for iron and metal. Bring to 191 Hudson Ave. St.

3059. Auctions Auctioneers, Auction Sales 12 UNDERBERG Auctioneer. Quick service, cash buyers. Main 325. 1024 AUCTION.

sales By contract virtue of held a by condi- the General Motors Acreptance Corporation, assignee, and executed by Issic Taub, Vendee, I will sell on January 29th at 12:00 o'clock at the office of Siebert Motors, one ton Chevrolet truck, serial No. 120D02- 3411. This car 1R open to inspection at Siebert Motors at 615 South Rochester, New York. The seller reserves the right to bid on the machine. Signed: Ralph Chaffee, resentative.

rep; Automotive Cars Being Dismantled 14 BUCK Packard, '29 '28. to '26; Master De Auto Soto, Parts, '29; 813 So Clinton, Mon, 6913. 218 DISMANTLING autos daily, Radiglass, tires, motor parta, etc. Save at Phil's Auto Parts, 620 Scio Main 8981. We deliver.

718 (MARS wanted for dismantling. Teddy's Auto Parts, Call Genesee 1921. 723 Auto Accessories, Parts 15 A UTO PARTS And glass, low prices. Open Sunday a. ID.

Cong: don Auto Parts, 532 So. Clinton. GLASS or For flew. any We car cut or and truck, set. Try "Unit 1223 East Main.

A UTO and truck springs, used and new, by the thousands. Save money at "Unit 1223 East Main. TRUCK AND AUTO chains, cross chains. McKay half price. 678 Clinton Ave, South.

Automobiles For Sale 18 A Motor UBURN-1929 Mart, 775 sedan. Culver $95. Rd, The 218 A sedan. UBURN-1930 $85; 1931 deluxe Auburn convertible sedan. $175; 1929 Cadillac sedan $85; 1931 Essex sedan $165; 1931 Hudson sedan $175; 1929 LaSalle sedan $55; 1931 Studebaker sedan $175.

Whiting's, 342 East Ave. A 898-A sedan, new UBURN-1931 paint and tires, mechanically perfect and xuaranteed. $245: 1929 6-cylinder sedan, worth twice our asking price, $65. Certified Used Cars, 445 State Main 1268. 318 -1931 2-door broughtam, original tan finish with Duco fenders to match: hot water heater.

You will be proud to own this car, only $225. Free license plates, Cool Chevrolet, 360 Culver Rd. UBURN-1931 conidtion sedan, with in tine me6 wire wheels and trunk rack: only $225. Alling Miles. 82 Stone St.

218 A UBURN Sedan, 1932, excellent condition, finished in two-tone brown, smooth quiet motor. Sold on Fincher's new plan; DO payfents until Feb. 18. Reduced to only $265, Fincher's Emporium, 28 So. Union St.

218 1931 coupe; this car is in fine mechanical condition and will give someone a lot of transportation for only $250. 1928 brougham, tires in very good condition. A-1 mechanically and an ceptionally quiet motor, $95. Certifled Used Cars, 445 State Main 1268. 318 '29 7-passenger sedan, me2411-M.

721 chanically perfect, $84,50. Gen. sedan, like new cheap. 18 Harvard St. 320 1930 5 passenger coupe, clean, "safety tested, $195.00.

B. 706 Dewey Ave. 320 convertible coupe: 6 wire wheels. attractive sport job. This 18 very, low mileage car and in perfect mechanical condition: interior and exterior 18 in keeping.

Tires like new. $606. Whiting Buick, 842 East Ave. Automobiles For Sale (CHRYSLER-1930 sedan, thoroughly reconditioned; attractive in dark rack; blue: fender wells and trunk spotless mohair upholstery, windshield cleaners; a good buy at $245. Alling Miles, 82 Stone St.

218 CHRYSLER- Sedan, 1935, official car, $270 off, new car guarantee. Voelkel 670 Maple, 722 CHRYSLER-Imperial Airflow, 1934. 25,000 miles, car in excellent condition, radio, hot water heater, color black. For sale by the original owner. Completely equipped with many extras.

Terma or trade. Can be seen Industrial at Blanchard's Storage 31 St. CHRYSLER-1930 sedan, 77 model, $145. Judge's, 81 Lake Ave. 121 CHRYSLER All models, 30-day, written Fields guarantee.

Easy terms, 167 Court St. sedan. SOTO-1935 This airflow, 6 passenger, car has been driven by company official, Will give large discount. Very low mileage, 8935. Northway, 100 Exchange St.

122 DODGE coupe, radio equipped a wide selection of other used commander. cars including '34 Studebaker '34 Studebaker Dictator, also from Commanders and Dictators '28 up, in sedan and models. '32 Graham. Willys coupe '30 aler, '32 Auburn, Hudson, '29 Oldsmobile, '28 '30 Marquette, Chry. Buy Nash, now and at many our others from $10 up.

Rochester low winter prices. Distributors, Motors Studebaker Stone 77-87 Monroe Avenue. 3030. 300 tires, "safety heater, new 1032 rumble seat coupe, low mileage, come in. $295.

B. 706 Dewey Ave. 320 DODGE -And Plymouth Dealers: Welch Guaranteed Motors. used cars; E-Z terme, 373 So. Goodman.

DODGE-1933 coupe, dark blue Antires, lah. Driven 17,000 miles. New excellent motor, $395. Whiting's, 342 East Ave. five, 1935's, choice of five range colors.

See them W. prices DeYoung from $675 and today; 202 Franklin St. 722 DODGE -1933 D. P. sedan, heater.

low mileage, $385.00. Like New plates included. Bannister, new. Winthrop St. 319 DODGE.

late Standard 1932 sedan, heatW. Main at Jefferson. Motors, 826 DODGE-1935 a. We have in our tudor, heater. 8,000 miles, $565: A coupe, radio, heater, other miles.

extras, $595. 1935 deluxe sedan, 8,000 Standard Motors, 626 W. Main. DODGE-1931 6 coupe, rumble seat, $225. Sergeant's.

35 Scio St. 218 celient at $445. Schoen Deluxe '33 sedan, an ex68 Genesee. 218 ESSEX. geant's, 35 1930 Scio coach, $156.

SerSt. 218 1922 Pacemaker coach. light tan paint, tires in A-1 condition, slip covers, thoroughly reconditioned and guaranteed. $245: 1931 coach, black paint, practically new tires, mechanically perfect and guare in anteed, nice $195: 1930 sedan, blue paint, shape, good tires and in nice running order, $155. Certified Used Car, 445 State Main 1268.

318 ESSEX-1929 conch, $35. Sergeant's, 218 ISSEX-1928 sedan, $25. The Motor Mart, 775 Culver Rd. 218 Sport coupe, 1931, with rumble seat, excellent condition cause throughout; Fincherized cheaper beit's better, only $165. Fincher's Em porium, 28 So.

Union St. 218 ESSEX-1920 couch, rumble good condition. coupe, seat. finish, tine motor, $155; '30 sedan, mechanically right, $165. Ailing Miles, 82 Stone St.

218 sport coupe, good rubber, very fine mechanical shape. A real buy, $145. Save at Siebert's Chevrolet. 615 South Ave. 722 1932 Pacemaker coach, "safety tested." new Goodyear tires, good looking, economical, easy riding, $260.

B. 706 Dewey Ave. 320 Es SSEX "safety 1932 tested, Pacemaker heater, sedan, original finish, tires, motor, battery, all A-1. $295. B.

706 Dewey Ave. 320 FORD Looks and 1931 runs convertible like coupe. $175. new, Save at Siebert's Chevrolet, 615 South Ave. 722 trunk.

$395; deluxe coupe, deluxe, sedan, with rumble seat, $375: 1933 tudor $285 1932 V-8 coupe $225: 1931 tudor $185 1930 tudor $125; 1929 coupe, rumble seat, $40. Come in and see these cars before you buy each one is an exceptional value. Genesee Motors. 225 Franklin St. 318 DORD-28 sport coupe, new tires, Ford '29 tudor, $55; Chevrolet, '28 sedan, $40; Essex coach, $20: Ford.

'29 roadster, new tires, $47.50: Ford. '29 panel, new tires, $60; Flint sedan, $14.50. Siegel's, 289 Monroe. 420x3-4-5-7 WORD-29 coupe, 4 new tires, a fine little car for only $45. Robinson, 54 So.

Union St. 218 1929 roadster, $45. Sergeant'8, 35 Scio St. FORD Scio St. coupe, $75.

Sergeant's. 218 FORD, perfect sport mechanical coupe. A condition. dandy, Deep blue paint still has luster to it. Car has always had good care.

$85. 425 Lake Avenuue, ring lower bell. 723 FORD coupe. priced low tor quick sale. $395.

Schoen 68 Genesee. 218 business coupe, a clean attractive little car in A-1 condition, smooth. quiet motor. Reduced to only $135. Fincher's Emporium, 28 So.

Union St. 218 -Deluxe coupe. 1934; absolutely spotless condition. Entire car has new car appearance; smooth quiet motor. Buy on our exclusive plan with no payments until Feb.

18. Reduced to only $345. Fincher'8 Emporium, 28 So. Union St. 218 WORD Coupe, 1929; Whippet sedan, 1930: Packard roadster, 1928: Chevrolet sedan, 1928: Chevrolet coupe, 1929.

and many others. Your choice. only $45. Fincher's Emporium, 28 So. Union St.

218 -32 Kirkwood, Tudor. 336 perfect, East Ave. only $149. 219 1929 sedan, perfect, need cash. $59.

368 Plymouth South. 319 FORD '30 sedan, like new, down. Siegel, 289 Monroe. 320x3-5-7 coach, $1457 730 coupe, $125. Meacham, 370 E.

Main. -1934 coupe, $299; 1934 deluxe Main. sedan. Standard Motors, 826 W. -1935 coupe, $475.

Judge's, 81 Lake Ave. 421 1933 2 door sedan, $295. Judge's, 81 Lake Ave, 421 FORD Lake 1930 Ave. coupe, $75. Judge's, 421 Finish a beautiful Brewster 1834 deluxe Fordor sedan.

green, upholstery is spotless, tires like new. equipped with twin nickelplate horns and stoplights. Former owner was very considerate about his driving which accounts for condition of this particular car. $445. Pike Motors, 813 Culver Rd.

at Atlantic Cul. 193. 219 WORDS We have a wonderful selection of 1931. 1930. 1929.

1928 coupes, sedana and coaches. All in fine mechanical condition. priced from $35 to $225. Here is a wonderful opportunity to buy a car on our new low finance plan. Pike Motors, 613 Culver Rd.

at Atlantie Cul. 188. 819.