The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 22

WIONTOWN, NEWS PAGE ELEViBN Get the Profitable Habit of Running Through the Want Ads Every Day WMBS SCHEDULE (Eastern Standard THIS AFTERNOON Varieties Tempos. Lineup. Tempos. Trio. Melodies.

Boys. Reports. Monitor Views the News. to You." Melody. Jack.

in Detail. About Time. at the World Old Trading Post Scores. Sports Parade Security. Time.

Resume. Balkan Sons. String Ensemble. Trent, Pianist. Jubilee Singers.

Leibert, Organist. Male Chorus 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Saturday. May 14, .159,140 LAWN MOWERS, saws, sharpened NIXON'S, 23 Lawn Ave, Ph. 711! INSURE YOUR "HOME AND AUTOMOBILE" --with-Brownfield Insurance Agency rhos. B.

Jaquette Dan O. Little Blackstone JBldg. Phone 237 Card of Thanks CLEMMER-We wish to thank all our kind friends and neighbors lor their many acts of kindness and sympathy shown during our recent bereavement in the loss of our be loved and father, Harry I Clemmer. We also wish to than, those that sent the beautiful flora tributes, the ones that loaned thei cars, the Rev. J.

W. Schell and Robbins, and anyone who assistec in any way. MRS. BMMA CLEMMER AND CHILDREN RENTALS Apartments FOR RENT--5-room apartment. Light on 3 sides; 2nd floor; across Main St.

from White Swan. W. L. Byers. VILLK 170-- uufurn.

apartment. Garage. Ph. 1603. 170--Sleeping room, Gentlemen preferred.

Ph. 1603. CHARLES 40--Modern four room apartment; sun porch, laundry and garage. DUNLAP 46--4 rooms, bath, kitchenette. Modern conveniences.

MATTHEWS-We sincerely express our thank. to those friends and neighbors so kindly assisted us during the ill ness and death of our son, Billy. especially wish to thank Rev. Milk: and Rev. King.

Also, Miss Margare Edwards, the pianist. MR. AND MRS. HENRY MATTHEWS and FAMILY INSTRUCTIONS TUESDAY, MAY 16 Ramblers. Devotions.

Clock. Melodies. Hymn Singer. Legion Band. in English Land.

a While." Music. Parade. Grofe. Tempos. Lineup.

Master Singers. and Half. Gossip. Reports. Monitor Views the News Federal Oxen.

Jack. in Detail. Gypsy Strings. Trading 'Post Sports Parade. Varieties.

Resume. Hall of the Air. Club Orcb. Echoes. Workshop.

Time. STATIONS Saving P. M. Game. IDKA--Chicago-Pittsburgh Game.

VCAE--Backstage; Stella Dallas. 7.JAS--The Pact Finder; Reveries, CQV--Today's Sports. P. 7CAE--Vic and Sade; Girl Alone. to Health.

M. )KA--Tea Time Tunes. Dance Music. iTJAS--Music; Howie Wing. CQV--Songs of Jo Stafford; Scores.

P. M. Star of Day; Airs. KA--Buck Rogers. and Betty; Annie.

FJAS--Nan Wynn; Orchestra, and P. M. Entertainment. KA--News; Movies; Music, Serenade; News ITJAS--Edwin C. Hill; News.

-Annette Mason; Sports. MJV P. M. 3KA--Chet Smith; L. Thomas STOAE--Front Page Parade; Music.

Roundup CQV--The Moderoaires. P. Ml Ellis; In Spotlight. KA--Orphans of Divorce, 7CAE--Orchestra. VJAS--Amos 'n 1 Andy; Lum, Abner CQV--Sealzo; Bess Saunders, P.

M. -B. C. -Sports; Joe Tucker. KA--Music Please; Piano Music.

IrCAE--Music in the Air. 7JAS--Eddie Cantor. T--Kite Club.of the Air. P. M.

7SW--Wayside Theater. KA--Creator Pittsburgh Speaks 7CAE--Al Pearce Gang. fJAS--Cavalcade of America. T--Marie Gunst. P.

BWSW--Children-s Hospital 'IDKA--To be Announced. fCAE--Margaret Speaks. ITJAS--Howard and Shelton. Doyie; Poppy Day Talk. P.

fSW--Say It With Melody. I--To be Announced. 7CAE--Bhil Spitalny Girl Band. 7JAS--Theater of the Air. Music Festival P.

M. IDEA--National Radio Forum, IrCAE--Eddy Duchin Music Parson; P. M. -Pace Gospel Choir. A BUSINESS TRAINING does not cost--it pays, if you get it in Accredited Business School OFFICE TRAINING SCHOOL Fayette Title Trust Bldg.

Fayette County's Accredited Business School. A MODE7RN business training Is necessary for success in business today. Besides teaching you the business subjects our thorough training will develop courage and self-confidence, enabling you to sell yourself, your service and your product. This training is offered by the FAYETTE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, 145 N. Gallatia Ave.

Uniontown 3419. FOR SALE--Large level lot on Johnson avenue. Close in. Union Realty Company, Fraternal Home Building. GOOD 5j ACRE estate or farm, one mile from town with fine large modern home In good condition.

Oak finish, hot water heat, bath, electric, barns and other out buildings on improved road. Must be to be appreciated. See John H. Brown, Uniontown Real Estate 201 2nd National Bank Uniontown, Pa, FOR SALE-- 6-room house with 4 lots. Has electric, city water.

Located near Filbert on main Will give discount if substantial payment is made. B. Brunetti, 80 E. Main St FOR SALE--Lot 40x110 in S. Union- jtown.

Inquire evenings. Ph. 1588-J, WILL.TRADE--3 lots, 50x150 each, for late model car. Call Carmichaels 2-R-7. When you want to BUY, SELL, RENT or INSURE your house or automobile Ask AI, ALBERT EVANS AGENCY, 209 Union Trust Bldg.

Ph. 1680 MODERN 3-room apartment; gas, water, heat furnished. Ph. 2144-RU I apartment--4 rooms and bath. 104 Lawn Ave.

FINANCIAL IF YOU CANT RENT A HOME-Buy one. See John H. Brown for Monthly Payment IF YOU NEED mortgage money. See us. Searight Insurance Agency.

2-6 E. Main Phone 3240. PHONK 4H-J. BABY CHICKS. Closing' season with $1.00 reduction on all day-old chicks irom regular price.

Started chicks, broilers, 4-week-old cockrels. SUNBEAM HATCHERY. Beallsville, Pa. Phone BABY CHICKS SEXKD CHICKS, STARTED CHICKS--ALL BRJEEDS DUCKLINGS Free Catalog NEWCOMER HATCHERY, R. D.

3, Uniontown Phone 127. A I Select Grade Shipments arriving weekly. Popular breeds, blood-tested stock. R. O.

P. Ancestors, SEARS ROEBUCK and Co. Uniontown, Pa. MONEY to SELL I not only sell automobiles but I I will sell you money on your present car. Bring title.

1935, '36, '37, '38 and 'SS rnodeU. Signed: JOHN C. REIS1NGER E. Fayette St, PHONE 1700 LIVE STOCK CLASSIFIED DISPLAY FOR SALE OR TRADK--Matched team black horses, farm broke, Aveight about 2600; also, six loot mowing machine for tractor and tractor plow. Ph.

Uniontown 1012. REPAIR SERVICE AUTO RADIO season is here! specialize in ignition noise re moval, installation and service Guyton Radio 3s Sound Service 6 W. South Phone 525. GEORGE W. BECHTOLD--Watch clock repairing.

Opp State theatre LUMBER, builders supplies, mill work estimates cheerfully given Truck mixed concrete. Charles Eggers 80 E. Fayette St Phone 2807. C. O.

LoCLAIR HEATING PLUMBING 11 West Fayette St. WINDOW screens made to order Furniture repaired. Ph. 34.63 C. W.

Vincent. TYPEWRITER REPAIR SERVICE We pick up and deliver. A. F. ADLER, 42 Vi E.

Main St. Phone 93 LEAKY ROOFS EXPERTLY US HENRY J-COOPER CO. Church South St. Ph. 787 MERCHANDISE RENTALS FOR RENT--6-room modern house, garage.

Call 973-W. FOB RENT -room apartment $20 4-room modern apartment, nicely furnished, garage, 6-room modem house. JOHN H- BROWN, Uniontown Real Estate Co. 201 2nd Nat'l Bank Uniontown Rooms r. GALLATIN 189--4 unfuni.

rooms bath, 1st floor. Adults. 48 Famished room. Modern Ph. 2458-R.

Furnished Rooms BRADDOCK, 333--Furnished room, garage if desired. Ph. 1605-J. 179--Furnishad rooms. Modern conveniences.

Phf 1525-J. bedroom; modern conveniences; garage. Near Country Club, Phone 2638. FRONT bedroom for gentlemen. References required.

22 Gordon St. FURN. bedroom. Also large unlnrn. room.

Centrally located. Ph. 1634-J. rvSTSW MOTHERS--Teach children to play on the linoleum. But first be sure it's varnished with Sherwin- Williams Dex.

Only 7Sc pint at your Sherwin Williams Store, Beeson at Penn Phone 2303 RHODODENDRON AZALEA EVERGREENS Morgan's, 3 miles west of Uniontown Route 40 Phone 5203-R-23 FOR SALE--Tomato, cabbage and sweet pepper plants. 32 N. Grant, Phone 1525-M. FOR SALE--Used refrigerators all kinds. Swan's, 39 N.

Gallatin Ave. CLOTHING SPECIALS Ready-Made up Suits to $2250 up Pants $2.00 to $7.50 and up Cleaning Repairing Frank Lenard, 9.1 W. Main. Ph. 9987 FOR SALE Used refrigerators, washers and types.

Terms and discount stamps. Investigate. Wright-Metzler's Dowts- stairs Store. MISCELLANEOUS BtARLEY DAVIDSON Inquire 36, Brier HilL FOR SALE--AH kinds frame lumber, sheating-, oak locust posts of all kinds--Attractive prices in truck load lots. Samuel Criss, Hopwood, Pa.

FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping: Inquire "46 Lenox St. LEMON 28--2 nicely fum. rins. for "light housekeeping. Rent low.

MOST desirable location, 2 cool bedrooms. Home privileges. Ph. No. 1- GAIJLATIN, 74--Light housekeeping room.

Bedroom kitchenette. S. MT, VERNON AVE, 35--Furn. bedroom for business person or couple. Ph.

2069 -R. Furnished Apartments W. FAYETTE 107--3 furnished rooms, private bath. Adults only. 3 FURNISHED rooms.

Private entrance. AH outside rooms. Phone Ifs time to see us for WALLPAPER and -PAINTS large selection of latest patterns of wallpapers at bargain prices. Also, see oar -wallpaper remnants and save. HANNA Paints for anjr surface.

A "Uniontown'5 Foremost Wallpaper and Paint Store." 39 S. Beeson. Blvd. Phone 435 Will Pay Highlit Prim Te For Ml Kinds Of Cattle Fayette and Neighboring Countiea Write I A 13 E. Peter St.

or 1359 AUTOMOBILES TO $400 CHEVROLET 1935 4-door Sedan- Black finish, good Robinson Automobile 73 E. Fayette Phone 690. 1837 WILLYS 4 door Sedan; heater and Motor Sales Service, 70 jPayette Ph. 793. 1350--CHEVROLET 1936 2 Sedan.

Motor just overhauled. Real bargain. IV O. Wise Motor Smithfield. 2321.

PLYMOUTH Coupe, rum- bit semt. Completely overhauled. T. O. Wise Motor Phone 3321.

$39-- CHEVROLET 1936 Touring Sedan, new paint and tirea. Ready for winter. T. O. Whe Motor Company, Smithfield.

Phone 2331. 1937 de Luxe Coupe; low mileage, Motor Sales Service, 70 E. Fayette St. Ph. 793.

$475--CHEVROLET 1937 Master Touring Sedan, heater defroster, low mileage. A real bargain T. O. Wise Motor Company Smithfield. Phone 233L CHRYSLER 4 door Sedan; low mileage, good Motor Sales to Service, 70 E.

St. Ph. 793. Urea BLIGHTLY USED TIRES--All sizes, standard high treads. Great savings.

Uuiontown Tire 45 S. Gallatin Opp. American Beauty Gas--15 9-lOc Factory D. A M. AUTO SUPPLY CO.

Auto Service PENNSYLVANIA State Inspection is now in ftul swing. Get your ear inspected carry--avoid the rush! Highway Service, Official Inspection Station, No. 4728, rear 135 W. Fayette St. STOP at the WILLARp sign for complete battery service.

143 W. St. Phoae 131-J. Lost articles are quickly returned; if you use a Daily News Standard Want Ad. TRUCKS 295--CHEVROLET Truck, long wheel base, flat bed.

T. O. Wise ttfotor SnuthfieM. Tel. 2321.

GOOD TOP SOIL, also fresh burnt lime. Phone 5207-R-4. BUIST GIANT PANSY PLANTS Loose garden seed. Field seed corn. Baby chicks- City Feed Store.

Fairchance, Pa. 50 Ib. 5247-R-14. Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED--Junk of all kinds. 319 East Main Pbone 2Z78-M.

IDKA--True or False. PCAB--Contented Hour. rJAS-- Guy Lombardo Orchestra. and Scores. P.

M. W--News; Orchestra. Blossoms, ul Burton Band. --Columbia Workshop. -News and Scores.

P.M. -Interlude; Orchestra. 3KA--News; Sports; Music. Orchestra. 5AS--News; Orchestra.

IV--Your Dancing Party. P.M. li SW--Dreamtime. Felton Music. fAS--Ozzie Nelson MIDNIGHT TILL CLOSE -Marsico; Weeks; Carter.

International C40 185 inch wheel base plate freight body; in good condition- $575 International A4 170 inch wheel a heavy duty 37 Bodge sedan delivery 33 Nash 6 sedan $190 '34 Pontiac 8 KEYSTONE, 124 W. Main Street Uniontown, Pa. DON'T WORRY ABOUT A COAL SHORTAGE USE AN OIL HEATER OR OIL COOK STOVE Prices start at $3.75. Large supply in stock. Also repairs to Jit over 1500 Stoves, Ranges and Reuters.

Andrew T. Morrow, Inc. 54 W. PETER 8T. Next door to former location Uniontown, Pa.

WARDS PLOW TRAC 5 H. P. Greater speed, power; new ized operations for farmers, commercial growers; air-cooled engine, four speeds forward. Cultivates, plot's. Reg.

$345.00. NOW SEE DEMONSTRATION AT STORE MONTGOMERY WARD CO. 31-37 Morfantown St, 334tt Phone 3341 The Good Old SUMMER TIME will jjoon be here and you will be going places. No, you will not have any trouble if you go in a used car bought here. You had better buy while the selection is complete and the prices are low.

Dodge 3 Door Sedan. Trunk, Radio, Heater Defroster (450 68A--1936 Olds. 4-door. Radio, heater. Black finish 60A--1935 Chevrolet 4-door! Gray.

Radio. COOK Heater 87--1939 Nash Coupe with radio, heater, defroster Wonderful shape. 231 E. Fayette Street Phone 412 Strength A GOOD Moving TO DO A GOOD JOi Of Local Agents for Aero Mayflower Transit Co. 41 Pittsburgh 3623-J.

A I FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED Venetian Blinds H1BBS AWNING CO. Phone 1447-J Unloutown, Pa. LEGAL KSTATE OF MRS G. HAIR. ALIAS OBRTKUDK A I DECKASEb.

of adnnnl.sUatlon on the of Mrs. G. HftJr. alias Omrude Hair, lute of Duubar Township. Pnyette' County, Pexmsylvfiniu.

deonijird. hnv- lug been to the imdersigm-ci. notice Is hereby given to nil persons Indebted to said esuue to nuike Un- xnedlHto payment, nnd to those having clnlins ttgutuM the same to prewjrit them, properly Huthvnucated, lor xettlr- nient. CHARLES HA in, AdmlnlM.r»tor Dunbkr. I'u.

Interesting Items -About People You Know BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph StenU of Lake Lynn are announcing the arrival of duuRhter, born May 11 1939 in the family home near lake. The little one was named Jacqueline She is the ttrand daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

E. S. Stenta of Lake Lynn. John Stephens was name chosen for the small sou born to Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Brinsa of New Salem, May 4, Both mother and baby ure getting along! nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Onifer of! Leckrone arw announcing tho birth jof a son. who was named William 'Francis, and born on May 2, 1939, The baby along with its mother is doing very nicely.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis of Lambert was a daughter on May 5. who was named Constance. Both mother and child are doing very well.

Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Sloughy, announce the arrival of a son born May in Uio Johnstown hospital. Mr.

Sloughy was formerly a member of the faculty in the field school. Mrs, Sloughy wa.i for- jmerly Miss Virginia Abraham, of llhia city, Charles Arthur is the that has been selected for new arrival. Mr. and Mrs, Everett J. of 403 Evans street, are the proud parents of son born Saturday morning at 5 o'clock.

He is the ninth child and fourth son. Mrs. Stockwell was formerly Mabel Lyoiiii. She and her Infant son tvre getting along just splendidly. Mr.

und Mrs. Harold Kennedy of the King Edward apartments, Pitts- John David Griffith, a student at Pena State college, returned to his vvjjuciic. A burgh, Sunday with Mr. Ken- classes after spending the O'Neil and Ralph visiting hLs parents, Kennedy, and with Mrs. Kennedy's mother.

Mrs. H. L. Robinson or MorRuntown xtrtet. George McCray of Los Angeles, is buck for a visit, in his old home town after an absence in the west of more than 35 years.

He is a cousin of Rolla M. Campbell of Wilson avenue and at the turn of the centurv Mrs. J. D. Griffith, of Kerr Mis-s Frances John.

Charles Yez- bak. and Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. John motored to Pittsburgh Sunday for the baseball game.

Miss Man Riley, of MorganUn, W. a former resident of this city, visited among friends here last week-end. was employed in Stern's store. Main street. Mr.

McCray Is now i wtr.no Bullocks Wiltshire, Los Angeles. To-i ftmon th Uniontown people at the DflSt'ball a In 'PiHcllllT'rrl-, John Burke and Sam Weiner were day he Is visiting Gettysburg, re- turninK to Uniontown tomorrow. Tom and Eddie sister. Mis.s Catherine John, and nephew. Billy, of KinpwDod, W.

spent Mother's Dny in Uniontown Bill John, of Penn street. John Moore, representative of the Home Owners Loan corporation. bast in Pittsburgh Satur- John Gilmore, who is associated with the Rust Construction company. Pittsburgh, spent the week-end visiting his father, Guy Gilmore, McClellandtown road. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Chorpenning, of Princeton avenue spent Sunday In Morgan town. W. attending IJVl i 1 1 Pitlsburfjh. was a business caller i Mothers Day services at West Virginia university.

this city on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthnr Martin Club and relatives. Mr, Martin was formerly from Uniontown, Dr.

Margaret Delmore. of Church street, returned to her home Inst week from a two months' visit with Mileage Hints By J. P. Winchester Afofor Vehicle relatives In San Diego. Calif.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Wilson, of Tomorrow Evening are being made lo the opening of Fayelte newest snd one of its mast glam. oroiw night clubs, the ABC club one mile south of Connellsville 01 i IL. i i Ea.st Liberty, Pittsburgh, spent the- highway 119 week-end here visiting among The ala opening will be held friends.

Victor De Carlo and Edward Potro. of Uniontown, returned recently from Memphis, and Clcve- UST 'is the busy housewife I gl. at this neascm of the year to think of spring housecleanlng ao, too, does the motorist get ready to clean his car, polish It up and make look like now in preparation busy driving season ahead of him. For this reason a few hints on cleaning the motor car are timely right now. First, the exterior of the car should never be washed in the direct rays ot the sun, nor should hot water he used for this purpose.

Cold water is preferable. If the car is dusty, rather than dirty, it will not he necessary to wash It. A rub-off with a clean, dry. soft 'cloth will lerve. Waxing a car is highly to be recommended.

If the car is waxed when new the finish will last indefinitely. Again, never wax an automobile iu the sun. Do it in a garage or in a shady spot outdoors. The modern chromium plated hampers can be given a high polish with a damp rag and rust may be prevented by coating "with wax. The original lustre of aluminum door strips may be restored by rubbing with fine steel wool.

For cleaning windows or windshields it it best to an old piece of clean linen. Tor glass that is very dirty a little household ammonia in the water will he helpful, or a special cleaning fluid which comes in a bottle equipped with a sprayer is handy to use. MOVING MOVING: Ooa't Worry! We Take AD The Responsibility Oar Modern Facilities at Commanif NOW! PHONE 7 0 1 AGENTS FOR ALLIED VAN LINES CHIEF WAHOO James Williams III, of Reading, was the week-end guest of friends In Uniontown. Miss Ann PotLs. Askren street, spent the week-end nt her.

home In Clairton. Alfred Trnger, representative of the Insurance company of the State of Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh, spent Saturday In thic.city attending to business. Mrs, Lyman Gandee and children, Lyman. and Eleanor, of New York City, stopped here enroute to the Cattillna Islands.

to visit Mrs. Gandce's mother, Mrs. Nell Lnughend, of Morgan town stre? t. Mr. Gandee Is the pianist for Kay Kyser's orchestra, and they will spend the summer on the West coast fulfilling engagements.

tomorrow evening with George Silver ancj his orchestra providing th music. The building is already open for inxppcUon, however, and th public is welcomed to visit it. Painted in three-tone design, giving a modernistic effect, the Interior is beautifully equipped with modern electrical fixtures, and hai a circular. lass-brlck bar, the most in district. With a seating capacity of 260, the new club has ample dance fiooi with a maple floor, and a modernistic bandstand large enough to accommodate the larger musical group.1.

Completely air-conditioned, the club will be most comfortable at all' times, with windows completely encircling the room, draped in maroon. All equipment is of ultramodern design. The dub will specialize in reservations for parties, banquets, dinners and dances. LEGENDARY VILLAIN HORIZONTAL 1 Villainous hero of a famous opera, 0 He was a legendary or impostor. 14 Wild buffalo, 15 Uncle.

16 Convex molding. 17 To quote. 18 To steal. 19 Merchandise. 20 Pasteboard picture frame.

21 Gymnastic apparatus. 24 Golf term. 25 Meat. 26 Thing, 27 Reply. 30 Preposition of place.

31 Small fly. 32 Mori nd in dve. 34 Plural 35 Star-shaped flower. 37 Wine vessel. Answer to Previous Fozxle 9 Opposed to highest.

lO.Kava. Any wrongful act 40 Domineering ruler. 43 Aurora. 46 Accurate. 43 High mountain.

50 Vestige. 52 Act of migrating. 53 He sold his soul to the 55 King of beasts 55 Room recess. 57 Gounod 58 Blockheads. 59 Boat term.

60 Bewitching woman. VERTICAL 2 Fourth note in 2 Altar chest 3 One. 4 Coterie. 5 Xo seesaw. 6 Sea skeleton.

Barrel ring. 8 Yellow resin. 12 On the 13 Snout. 20 He made love to 22 Polynesian chestnut 23 Eagerness. 25 Chose by ballot 28 Being, 25 To make lace 33 Pertaining to the side.

34 Green films on bronzes. 36 Matures. SffBhir. 39 Creeds 41 Credit. 42 Bone.

44 Shaft part 45 Boat part 47 To assert 48 Italian coins, 49 Project 51 Folding bed. 54 Roof finial. Trade off that old scarecrow that you call an auto for a SAFE, KBBUILT, GUARANTEED CAE and you won't spend Decoration Day on the road in a broken-down wreck. A BETTER CAR is the BEST SAFETY Insurance. Make your choice of a good used car from the WANT ADS.

By SAUNDERS AND WOGGOJV MOW CAN I SV WAHOO? BY PRINCE MICHAEL PENNY 5 THOUGHTS 1 SAY, CHIEF--)F YOU REALLY WANT TO QUICKLY, I BELIEVE GIVE UM TOO--YOU CO MIMNIE- VfAHOO "VOVfT CARE- THOUGHTS BLACK: A HAVC A PROPOSITION 1 JOKE HEAP THAT Witt.