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Want Ad Headquarters, Court TIIE PITTSBURGH PRESS Other Pre Departments, Coort "2M THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1940 ENLISTMENTS INCREASE HERE Three Service Branches Report Gains "r--f Silt on 6Tninirmni6i 000 TWELVE 1 1 1 Recruiting offices of the three branches of the U. S. armed forces In Pittsburgh reported decided increases in enlistments for the month of September.

TTrv fa This sner-aM-inei WMS mill. immm iraonne Rugs VBmM vr 9x12 FT SIZE WrMjfyA REGULARLY 42.50 tSSJ weather. Colors after cleaning pgggS like ncwI amI WM Sil handsome oriental Bi3 lnL5 CONVENIENT PAYMENTS, if mu wish, 'rM1 Ran fm arm $, IS mlh floor with the spin 1 damp-dries clothes even bulky blankets and feather pillows safely, ff icien tly. The Navy accepted 90 men, as compared to 65 in August. The Marine Corps took 115 men in September and 76 the previous month.

While the reported figure for the Army for the month was 736, or 86 less than the total for August, the previous month's figure of 822 was swelled because of 150 men accepted in a special classification which is not now open. All three offices interviewed many-times the number of men accepted. Most were refused for physical disability or because character references failed to measure up to the services' standards. The Regular Army is not now accepting men for one-year enlistments; all enlistments in recruiting offices are for the usual three-year period. The misapprehension is believed due to a ruling by the War Department that men who are registered under the draft may volunteer through their local draft boards for one year of service before then-names are called.

The draft boards have discretion as to whether these men may be granted seniority. Botanical Trips Planned Members of the Botanical Society of Western Pennsylvania will take field trips Saturday and Sunday at K. S. Wieands Rockwood Acres, Lisbon, Pa. good-looking beautiful white porcelain enamel finish on tub, bae, drainboard and less.

long-lasting h. p. General Electric motor that never requires oiling. Special lubricant. 334 lbs.

of light-weight warm th! Fortunate Kaufmann purchase of just 14 of these popular G-E washers brings savings of 33.00 to just 14 homes tomorrow! This model AW-812 holds eight pounds of dry clothes, 17 gallons of water. Three-blade agitator gives vigorous, strong washing action, cleans the daintiest garments efficiently and gently, yet washes thoroughly the grimiest overalls. Seventh floor regularly 109.95 I I special G-E sweeper combination 5.75 i Wo 1)1 ankers each 39.95 G-E CLEANER 16.95 G-E HANDETTE NINE COLORS 72x84 the larger size that everyone likes 'cause it tucks in snugly all the way 'round. It's 50 soft wool, 50 cotton to give you greater warmth and longer wear. The rayon satin binding is 4 inches deep! And see, you select from nine favored colors! Sixth floor Royal blue Dubonnet Light green Mahosanv Blue Cedar Lavender Jade green 11 11 11 both 56.90 value One of those convenient, efficient cleaners that reaches under furniture has a large-mouthed dustproof bag, and a rubber bumper.

Motor-driven brush, of course on the handette, too. The hand cleaner weighs 4 lbs. Seventh floor r1 JSEW DESIGJS! DIRECT IMPORT! 1 i ID riiits IHUl I ipi 4 mm 72x108 size RADIOS SEE TIIE NEW 1941 CROSLEY The handsome radio-phonograph we show has rare talents! It receives musical programs with all the glamor the composer envisioned. It plays and automatically changes 14 ten-inch records, or 10 twelve-inch records. And it has connections for frequency modulation and television.

A hrand-new pattern and more beautifully printed than any we've ever seen at this price. Handblocked in India, it's of closely woven cotton in a rich combination of four or five colors. Red, blue, orange, black, green or natural predominate. Site 90x108. .1.39.

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