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PAGE TWO BEDFORD GAZETTE, BEDFORD, PA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1948 OBITUARY Paul Grubb Paul Grubb died at his home on South Juliana Bedford, at 9:30 o'clock Tuesday evening, Aug. 10. He had been in ailing health since April and had been bedfast for two He was born Nov. 9.

1917, in Bedfoid, a son of Nathan and Ada (Wakefoose) Grubb. He was, married to the former Ruth Howser. He is survived by his mother, his wife and a daughter Charlene. Also surviving are three half-sis- teis, Esther Collins and Jennie Diehl, of Clearville, and Rhoda De- shor.g of Everett. Mr.

Grubb was a music instructor in Atlanta, prior to returning to Bedford in April. He. was a graduate of Bedford High school in the class of 1939 and was a member of St. Thomas Catholic Church. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 o'clock Friday morning at the church, the Rev.

F. A. Magee officiating. Friends may call at the Geisel funeral home in Bedford. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery.

Dec. 17. 1947. He was also preceded in death by one son. Surviving Mr.

Swartzwelder are eight children: Mrs. Samuel R. Bennett, Cumberland, Mrs. Charles Gardner, Baltimore. Mrs.

William Perrin, Everett Mrs. Mclvin Tewell. Everett: Mrs. Earl Diehl, Cessna; H. Oscar Swartzwelder, Clearville R.

Floyd V. Swartzwelder, and Donald II. Swartzwelder, Chaneysville. Also surviving are 28 grandchildren and 16 great- grandchildren. Membership was held in the Reformed Church.

Funeral services were conducted Wednesday, Aug. 11, at 2:00 p. m. in the Chaneysville Methodist Church, the Revs. B.

F. Hartmnn and W. W. Twigg officiating. Interment was in the adjoining cemetery under the direction of the Balentine Funeral Service.

Lewis R. Helsel Charles W. Shultzabarger Charles W. Shultzabarger of Altoona, owner of one of the first movie houses in Everett, died Monday morning at Mercy hospital, wh'ere he had been admitted Saturday morning. A piano tuner by trade, he is survived by his wife and one son.

Mrs. H. C. James Mrs. Anna C.

James, wife of Attorney H. C. James, former president judge of Bedford county, died at her home'in "Bedford, Monday, Aug. 9, of an acute heart attack. She was born in Choice May 24, 1887, a daughter of Nicholas M.

and Emma C. DiehL She was married to the Hon. H. C. James.

Dec. 8, 191L She is survived by her. husband, and a son, John H. James; stationed in Stockholm, Sweden. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs.

Harry. L. Stern and Mis. Lucinda M. Souser.

botti'of Bedford. She.was preceded in death by a Sister, Mrs. Edward Membership 'was held in St. Jonn's "Evangelical 'an'd Reformed church. Funeral services, postponed until the arrival of the son from Sweden, will be held at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon at the home at 336 East Pitt the Eev.

Thomas D. Garner officiating. Interment will be -in the -Bedford cemetery under the direction of the Barefoot funeral home. John Vincent Brogan John Vincent Brogan, husband of the former Helen McLaughlin, of Bedford, died suddenly at his home in Bellevue Wednesday evening, July 21, while sitting at the dinner, table with his family. He had worked, that day HI" the office of the Federal Census Bureau where he had been employed for some time.

Mr. Brogan was well known in Bedford and had many friends here. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Miriam and a son, John Jr. Lewis R. Helsel of McConnellstown, a former Hollidaysburg j'oii- dcnt, died Friday morning at Mercy hospital, Altoona.

He was'born Oct. 15, 1888, at a son of Robert and Louetta (Claar) Helsel. He had been employed for 45 years by the Pennsylvania Railroad company. Surviving are three daughters; Mrs. Marietta, Miller of Hollidaysburg, Mrs.

Efma Brantner of Wil- and Mrs. Helen L. Schmid of Altoona; one spn, Portsmouth; two sisters. Mrs. Charles Burket of Claysb'urg and Mrs.

Chester Isenberg of TVlc- Connellstown and five brothers, Edward of Waterside, Auston of McConnellstown, Charles of Hollidaysburg, Elmer of Altoona and William of McConnellstown. Three brothers preceded him in death Mr. Helsel was a member of the Church of the Brethren of Hollidaysburg and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen. Want Ads FOR SALE FOR SALE--1940 40 International dump, new motor, good rubber. Phone 305-Y, Bedford.

FOR A Kalarnazoo a green and ivory, first class shape. Kenneth Joues, Manns Choice. FOR SALE--Hussman 4 ft. double duty display case in fine condition. Diehl's Electric Shop.

GR-8-12-2t FOR SALE--General purpose farm, 95 acres tillable, 32 acres timber, 7-room modern brick house, large barn, other usual outbuildings, also 22 acres corn. Immediate possession. Iligginbotham, '5 miles south of Everett on Rt. 26. FOR SALE--1944 Dodge truck with 2 speed axle in good condition.

$790. Phone 262 Osterburg, Alfred W. Smith. GR-3-12-U" FOR SALE Heatrola, Kalarnazoo range, complete with hot water front, like new. Ned Wolfe, Bedford, Phone 811-R-15.

GR-8-12-1" FOR gentle riding horse with saddle, reasonable. G. S. Higgenbotham, Star Rt. Everett, Phone 288-R.

GR-8-12-2tch HELP WANTED WANTED--Cook at Colefain Twp. Consolidated School. Apply to Byron Black, Bedford R. 4, phone Charlesvillc 14-R-ll. WANTED a for general housework.

All modern, conveniences. Two in family. Write Mrs. Alvin L. Little, Bedford, or call ll-R-6 Fishertown.

WANTED--Man or boy over'18 for delivery work in grocery store. Full time steady employment Must have Pa. driver's license. No previous experience necessary. Apply box 66, c-o Gazette.

GR-8-12-tf FOR SALE--1936 Chevrolet standard 2-door, good condition, latest inspection $325. Michael T. Sirko, Imler, R. D. FOR SALE--New Premier electric sweeper, like new.

Mrs. D. E. Huzzard, Phone 64-X. Bedford.

GR-8-12-ltch FOR SALE--1939 Mercury tudor scdan good condition. Dale Arnold, Heit 146 So. Thomas St. Bedford. GR-8-12-lf 1940 STUDEBAKER C.

P. for sale or tradej 9'! coach. Mason Rt. 1. FOR SALE--1939' Olds coach, ra- dJLo, hgater, good condition, will sacrififcp.

William Moore, St. Clairsville. FOR SALE--Maytag gas stove with Dutch oven feature, used nine months. Like new. Phone Everett 288-R.

GR-8-12-2tch PULLETS-- Rhode Island pullets, H. I. Bornman, Jr. R. D.

1, Bedford 822-R-14. FOR SALE 133 Acres saw timber in Union twp. Elizabeth Knisely, Queen. FOR RENT--Seven room brick house, all conveniences. Located High street, Everett, Pa.

Phone 172-W Everett RG-8-6-ltch FOR SALE--Peerless bucket-a-day stove. Practically new, used only 3 months. Also about 30 ft. 1" water pipe. Robert M.

Bowen, 35 Sixth Everett. FOR RENT--Apartment; '3 rooms and light, heat and water furnished. Inquire Bedford Motel Court, Phone 9360. GR-8-12-lt" FOR SALE--One intermediate ensilage cutter in good condition. J.

A. Crilly, Imler. GR-8-12-1 4 Mrs. Margaret Herline Mrs. Margaret--Ruth Berlins, 38, of Manns Choice, died Friday, Aug.

6, at her home. She was'born at Manns Choic'e Sept 9, 1909, a daughter of Edward and Ruie (Naugle) Fisher. She is survived by her husband, Jacob i Jean Garlinger and Fannie James FOR SALE Baby Chicks. All Rocks, New Hampshires, Etc. $16.50.

Phone 167-W. Jos. J. Barclay, GR-8-4-tf Herlme: 9 children, Marion, Jacob, Albert, Mary Lois, Dorcas, Paul, Linda, Sandra and Larry, all at home; two sisters, Mrs. Ellen Summers, Midland, and Mrs.

Marion Bedford. Funeral services were held Monday at the Church of God, Manns Choice, the Rev. Albert Smith officiating. Interment was in Mt. Olive cemetery.

Manns Choice, under the direction of the Zeigler funeral home of Hyndman. George Hunt George Hunt, who left Bedford county as a youth to live in Akron, Ohio, died there Wednesday morning at one o'clock of a heart attack. Mr. Hunt was employed for 25 years by the Goodyear Rubber returned home after a vacation in the' New England states. Mrs.

Mary (Heslip) Warren of New York City is visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Randall M. White, Bedford, R. 2.

Mrs. Warren w-as accompanied to Bedford last Friday by her son, Peter Kirby Warren, who left Monday- to continue his work as field representative for the Coco-Cola Mr. Kirby, who was discharged from the army with the rank of captain, saw service in the ETO and was ready to sail for the Pacific theatre when the Japanese surrendered. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Ritchey of Nutley. N. visited his mother, Mrs. Samantha Ritchey, for a lew days. FOR SALE--Good Holstein stock Call noon hour.

George W. Riley, Everett Rt. 2. FOR SALE--Lot-on Second street, Everett, 50 feet by 82 feet. Also 8-day, 7 jewel electric thermostat for steam, Minneapolis Honeywell.

Myra E. Gump, Everett FOR SALE Fertilizer, Beaver brand, contains no sand, all lime and humus filler. None better. Write or call G. A.

Carpenter, Manns Choice, Pa. Phone Bedford 802-R-ll. 1-15-tf FOR QUICK SALE A $16,000 home in the Hammer Addition for $15,000. All modern conveniences, 4 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and bath. Due to unforseen circumstances original owner will sacrifice this beautiful home.

Highly approved by F. H. 'A. and A. code.

Goes to first buyer. Call 40-W. BEDFORD MODERN HOME CONSTRUCTION CO. 103 Richard Bedford. GR-7-22-tf A A LUMBER BU.YER to cruise 414 Flooring Qak.

Must know territory in western W. Va. or in 10p mile radius, of Bedford Co. Must have car. Steady position on proven ability.

$300.00 month and car expense. State experience qnd references. Write Box 500, c-o Gazette. GR-8-12-4tch Business and i DIRECTORY Look Here For Where to get it. Where to have it done.

Specialized services. Cleaning-Dyeing DEIST CLEANERS Cleaning Pressing Hat Blocking 109 W. Pitt Phone 243 Bedford, Pa. We call for and deliver HELP WANTED --Yard Foreman, -sober and reliable, capable full a experienced handling men to get production on stacking hardwood boards -in yard of flooring plant in western Penna. Must be experienced inspector to help out if ne'cessary.

of dry kiln helpful but not essential. Steady, year rpund, job. State experience, reference, salary to Write' Box 400 c-o Gazette. GR-8-12-4tch STENOGRAPHER with car wanted by G. E.

Croft, Executive Director for, the "Bedford of the for the Blind. Excellent salary, mileage paid of car. Cf. E. Croft, Executive Bedford a Pennsylvania Association for the Blind, 215 W.

Pitt Bedford, Pennsylvania. GR-8-12-ltch FOR SALE--1942 Buick super 4- door, blue, good condition. M'Soda Grill, 120 S. Juliana St. GR-7-8-tf FOR SALE--Coal and wood range, good condition; large size oil heater in excellent condition.

Edmund Comp, Rt. 2, Bedford. Phone 338-R-12 after 5:30 p. m. GR-7-15-tf PROPERTY FOR.SALE at Six Mile Pa.

Centrally located on main street. Suitable for double house or for store room and dwelling First floor, five rooms, hall and extra room for kitchenette, second floor four bedrooms, also hall and modern bath. If interested phone Bedford 230 or inquire of Mrs. Margaret Barton, Barton's Fashion Shoppe, Pa. GR-8-12-2tch WANTED--Lady for cooking--short order and counter service.

Experienced. Also waitress, fountain service experience. Room if desired. Good pay. Bedford Roll-Arena.

See GR-8-12-ltch A VJ VVJ.Y 1 I retiring a few years ago. After he Mr and rs Andrew Elliott and retired he invented a chicken pick- ro YJ! ltm 61 moth em was held at the Church of the Assumption in Bellevue Saturday morning. er which made him nationally TM rs Mar ar et Elliott, Simpson known and which is now being slrect used by local people. Mr s. Myrtle Smith is ill at her He is survived by his wife, the orn in Bedford.

na a son John orrner May Hill of Akron; four Tom Leader and three daughters Mass of Requi- sons; mother, Mrs. Zella Hunt, of Mill Hall are visiting the Mur- Mrs. Ida Facenbaker Mrs. Ida Myrtle Facenbaker died at her home in Hyndman at 3:30 a. m.

Tuesday, Aug. 10. She was born in Hyndman Sept. 19, 1871, a daughter of Jacob and Delilah (Carpenter) Albright. She was married to Ormand Facenbaker.

Among the survivors are a fos- ter child, Mrs. Flora Montgomery, Bedford: and these brothers and sisters: Lee, Ben. Mrs. Perec Smith, ray Leader family. Dr.

and Mrs. John R. Caldwell, Bedford; Mrs Rheba Rohman! Del, and Dr and Mrs Ralph and Earl, Cumberland; Don and Fred of Friends Cove and Mrs. Tom Johnson, Claysburg Funeral services will be conducted in Akron on Friday. NEWS BRIEFS i i Continued from Page 1 letter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Robinson, 111., and a sister, Mrs. Emma Fox, McKees Rocks. Membership was held in the Hyndman Methodist church. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock this Thursday afternoon at the Zeigler funeral home, the Rev T.

R. H611 officiating. Interment will be in Hyndman cemetery. Harry O. Swartzwelder Harry Swartzwelder, of Chaneysville, passed away suddenly at his home Sunday night, August 8, at 9:00 p.

m. The cause of death of the well-known 80-year-old lumberman was cerebral hemorrhage. The deceased was born in Monroe Twp. January 11, 1868, the son of Emanuel and Mary (Diehl) Swartzwelder. He was united in marriage December 24, 1891, with Amanda O'Neal.

His wife died CARD OF THANKS We take this means of expressing our deep appreciation for the many acts of kindness shown us by friends and neighbors at the time of the lobunal of our son and brothei, Pvt. Earl Weicht. for the beautiful flowers, use of cars, and the services of the Bedford Posts American Legion and V.F.W The Weicht Family IX I A In loving memory of our dear son and Jimmie Trail, who was drowned Aug. 15, 1940. Just a loving thought, Just a tear, Just a beautiful memory Of one we all loved so dear His parents, brothers and sisters IN I A In loving memory of our husband and father Rush Wiscgarver who died August 16, 194G.

We who loved you, sadly miss you As it dawns another ye.ir. In our lonely hours of thinking Tho'ts pf you arc ever r. In our hearts your memory lingers Always tender fond and true There's not a day dear Fathor That we do not think of you. Sadly missed by Mrs. Delia Wiso- garver, Wiloui family.

Wisegarver and Mrs. J. C. Mclsaac and daughter are visiting in Beaver Falls. Mrs.

Frank Hill, Mrs. Daisy Huzzard and Mrs. Earl Witt spent Friday in Altoona. Mrs. Donald Kaiser, of Philadelphia is spending this week with her mother, Mrs.

Irene Weisel. Miss Edith Snell and Carol Ebersole spent the weekend in Philadelphia with the former's brother and family. David Jess spent the weekend in Boston, and was accompanied home by his wife and daughter who have spent several weeks at Deer Island, Me. Florence Hershbcrger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Francis Hcrsh- berger, is ill at her home.

Mr. and Mrs. David P. Heacock and Jack of Nutley, N. spent the week-end with Mrs.

Frank Russell. Mi. and Mrs. Rush Barnes returned home Saturday after tour- in" the and South and attending the rodeo, "Frontier at Cheyenne! Wyoming. Page and Beatrino DcLancy are spending a 10-day vacation with their cousins, Dr.

and Mrs. Shcp- pard at Highland Bench. Annapolis. Sister N. Vincent and N.

Constantia returned to St. Xavicr, Latrobe, after spending a week at the home of Mr and Mrs. Rush Barnes and Mrs. Margaret Weber. Mr.

and Mrs. John Popolish and daughter of Baltimore and Lt Helen Wobcr of Washington, D. spent the- past week-end with thcir mothor. Mrs. Margaret Weber Mabel Bocfiic of Baltimore is spending some time with relatives in Bedford and the Cove Mi.

and Mrs, C. Waiting of Lei i nro spending this week with friends and attending the Fair Mi. and Mvs. John M. Bain of Northumbciland spent several days in Ledford on route to the Bam residence Indianapolis, Ind.

i i i 1I1U. wc-rp accompan.od by Mrs 7.7.10 Rain Lysmftpr her nipcos Mary Ham and Nell Bam Hood. 3 Dnvidson or Mt Union and tho Jailor's sislor Miss May Willonghby loft Tuesday for a vacalion through England sts.ics Misses Emily and Anna Shires, Donald G. Lee and three children of Drexel Hill, are spending their vacation this week at the manse Dr. and Mrs.

R. Caldwell. Miss Carrie Willetl of Valparaiso, is visiting George Schctrompt and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Naus, of Flourtown were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hughes. Woodbury 4-H Meets The Lucky Clover Club of Woodbury met at the home of Miss Esther Shimer on July 30 and was well attended. The brownies the girls made turned out to be excellent The next meeting which will be the last will be held this Friday evening in the form of a tea at the home of Miss Dottie Hol- lingcr.

The girls will entertain their and there will be a roundup. Coming Events The Snyder Reunion will be held Saturday, Aug. 21, at the Memorial Park, Martinsburg. The Diehl Reunion will be held at Egolf Park August 21. The annual Imler Reunion will be held Saturday, Aug.

21, at the Imler picnic grounds mile north of Imler. Afternoon attractions will be music by the Fishertown band, games for everyone and a baseball game at 2 o'clock. Evening entertainment will be the Rhythm Riders in a big musical and stage show. Those planning to attend arc asked to bring baskets. There will be free We have properties for sale "In S-county area.

May we help you buy or sell? Write P. O. Box 451 or phone 192 or 347, Windber. GR-B-28-tf. FOR SALE--One good work horse.

1400 pounds. Herman Morse, Rt. 1, Breezewood, Phone 9-R-23. FOR SALE--Lots 80' by 200', suitable for home or business. Inquire G03 South Juliana Bedford.

GR-8-5-tf FOR SALE--2 yr. old Holstein purebred bull, team of horses. Clyde Koontz, R. D. 4, Bedford, Phone Charlesville 15-R-15.

GR-8-5-2f- FOR SALE --Building lot, size 70x280 ft. Northside Heights. A. Byron Wiscgarver, Bedford cemetery. RENT--Sanders, Edgers, Polishers, Buffers.

estimates given. Phone 278-Z Bedford, or contact H. Mickel. FOR SALE--60 brand new one-bushel, apple crates. Mary Berkheimer, Bedford Rt.

4. GR-8-5-3tch FOR SALE--McCormick-Deering 5 ft. mower, also dump rake. James Drenning, Rt. 3, Bedford.

Phone 830-R-14. GR-8-5-21" FOR SALE--Kalamazoo coal range, A-l condition. Mann's Choice. Kenneth Jones, FOR SALE--7-room frame house in Cessna with large lot, electricity. Ruth N.

Heming, Phone 823-R-23. GR-8-5-tf coffee at dinner. A festival will be held Wednesday evening, August 25" by the Wolfsburg Methodist Church. Homemade ice cream, cake and canay will be served. Fish pond for your entertainment.

The Oldham reunion will be held Sunday, August 15, at the Ogletown Fish Hatchery Grove. All friends and relatives are invited. The Wallace and Garlick Reunion will be held Sept. 5, at Egolf Park. Officers are Andrew Conner, president; Fred Garlick, vice-president; Max I.

Wallace, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Andrew Conner and Mrs. B. Frank Dunkle, program commiltoo. Point home coming will be held Aug.

28 in Winegardncr's Grove, near Springhopo. Music will be furnished by the Rhythm Riders. 8-12-31 NOTICE All persons interested in clcan- i the Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Monroe Twp, arc urged to be present Saturday, Aug. 21. Walter Bowman, president.

FOR SALE--Westinghouse electric range, automatic oven. Fair condition. Also Martin Bb clarinet, made in Paris. Mrs. Clyde Wolf, Fishertown, Phone 15-R-12.

FOR SALE--Baby Chicks. All breeds. Rocks, New Hampshires, Etc. $15.00. Phone 167-W.

Jos. J. WANTED--Young lady, typing general office work, good at figures. Experience desired but not essential. Permanent position.

Apply Mr. Pee, Allegheny Wood Products N. Spring Everett. GR-8-5-tf MODERN CLEANERS Bedford's Quality Cleaner Alterations and repairs. ial 4 hr.

Dry Cleaning Service. We give Green Stamps 129 E. Pitt Bedford, Pa. Phone 274 Pick up Delivery Service BRING IN YOUR WASH AND GO SHOPPING--OR WAIT 9 LBS. FOR 35c 'Open weekdays 8:30 a.

m. to 5:30 p. m. Wed. Sat.

nights to 8:30 p. m. 30 MINUTE LAUNDRY, INC. Central Way, Bedford Electric Service Radio and Appliance Service Work done promptly Reasonable Rater FRANK SHUCK Phones: Shop 168-X: Res. 33 120 80.

Richard St. Bedford, Pa Form Services When It's too late to call the Veterinarian, Call Hollidaysburg Rendering Co. Dead animals removed promptly. Phone Hollidaysburg 154-R-1 or Bedford 811-R-12 You may reverse charges. M.

R. Gulp Form Equipment Bedford Supply and Equipment Co. ALLIS--CHALMERS Sales--Service Parts Phone 32 124 S. Thomas PORTAGE CLEANERS Cash Carry Cleaning Service Mens Suits 69c; Ladies Dresses Alteration Repairs Basement Washington Hotel Phone 15-W Contractors PAINTING All kinds of Exterior and Interior Work Including Barns, etc. Quality Pittsburgh Paints used 'unless'otherwise requested Homer B.

Greenawalt 306 E. John St. Bedford Phone 366-Z CUSTOM WORK WANTED-Kitchen cabinets custom made, furniture repaired and refinished. For good workmanship call Bedford 803-R-5. Deitz Cabinet Shop, Mann's Choice.

GR-8-5-3tch WANTED--Man and wife to operate small dairy farm. Possession immediately. Cash rent. Mrs. Anna Diggms Bedford R.

D. 1, Phone 826-R-12. GR-8-12-2t' MISCELLANEOUS I A INSTRUCTION--Mrs. Samuel H. Koontz, Phone Bedford 88-Z.

GR-8-12-tf BE SURE OF A GOOD JOB AT A REASONABLE PRICE We Use Lawrence Paints Of Pittsburgh CLYDE CRISSEY Phone Bedford Florist IT'S CLAPPER'S FLOWERS IN BEDFORD (Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere rn The World) Phone GIFTS 113 S. Juliana 15-Y WE DELIVER Street KEYSTONE FLOWERS Unusual Funeral Designs Complete Floral Service Everett F. D. 'Bedford Phone 233 MEMBER Phone 263 Home Improvements Auto Painting Auto Accessories Ferguson's Garage GENERAL REPAIRING BODY and FENDER WORK Phone: Bedford 143-K 311 W. Pitt Street ALL PERSONS desirous of to establish a perpetual fund for the maintenance of Rock Hill Cemetery should get in contact with cither Mrs.

Vernon Mearkle, Simon Pepple or Coy E. Mearkle who will be pleased to receive all subscriptions. Licensed Auctioneer Coy E. Foor, Everett R. 2 Phone Breezewood 8-R-14.

IN NEED of Fire and Storm Insurance call Fred B. Bucher. Everett, Pa. Phone 176-J, 246 W. Main St.

A A I A for Immediate delivery, New Allis-Chalmers E-60 power unit. Bedford Supply Equipment S. Thomas Phone 32. GR-7-8-tf A I MACHINES--All makes repaired Mellott's Repair Shop, Bedford, Pa. JUST RECEIVED the complete Modern Library--Stop in and pick out the titles you've always wanted.

The Book Shelf, Gazette. GR-5-27-tf Barclay, Bedford. GR-8-4-tf FOR SALE Coal-wood treated Stoker, Nut, good run of mine Hard Coal. Reasonable rates. Sam SI fit, St.

Clairsville, Phone Bedford 833-R-12. FOR SALE '37 Pontiac 6 Coach spotlight and healer. Good, tires in fair shape. Orville Shaffer, Rt. 1 Schcllsburg, 1 mile from Rock Oak Park.

FOR SALE American Red Flash furnace. Mrs. James V. Fisher, Phone 276, Bedford. GR-7-22-tf FOR SALE 6 canc-seatcd chairs; 4 chairs, 8-day clock.

William Snell. FOR SALE---Homes in Bedford and Everett, some now. Rufus Hammer, real estate broker, Bedford. GR-6-17-W FOR SALE--2 male pigs, litter of 13. Sire, Duke of W.

Va. Dam, Rinehnrt Princess 34th Reg. Berkshiros. Born April 1. James Ray, Artemas.

ELECTRIC MOTORS rewound at one-half new cost. Rebuilt motors for sale. Mellott's Repair Shop, Bedford WANTED--Properties for listing. Strout Realty, Harold S. Whetstone, R.

E. Phone Charlesville 20. GR-4-l-tf For complete Insurance service call J. B. A agent Bedford, Pa.

Phone 429-X or 9375 representing FARM BUREAU MUT A INS. -GO'S. Auto--Fire- Life. 11-21-46M Entertainment ENJOY NIGHT SWIMMING AT CHALYBEATE Wednesday Saturday Nights ARE LADIES NIGHTS AT THE ROLLER "RINK Play "Lucky" Every Sunday Night BEDFORD A A The Rink of Refinement FOR SALES SERVICE Shoe Skates All makes arid'prices Repair Service and Parts Wheel Grinding FLOOR SANDING AND REFINISHING WAXING POLISHING DONALD H. HERSHBERGER PHONE 335-X 144 W.

Pitt Bedford, Pa. FISHER'S HEATING TIN SHOP SPOUTING TIN SHOP 133 W. Pitt Bedford, Pa. Phone 117-X Spruce Up Your Home LINOLEUM PAINTS MAYTAG APPLIANCES We Specialize In FLOOR COVERING Bernard Arnold Phone 337 Bedford, Pa. Photographic BEDFORD PHOTO SUPPLY BHOTOSTATIC COPIES RAPID SERVICE 118 W.

Pitt 44-Y Insurance BEDFORD COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY M. MERLE. Owner INSURANCE KINDS 123 S. Juliana. Phone 481 Bedford, Pa.

Phone: Office 294-J, Res. 294-M CARL T. -WHETSTONE 23 Years INSURANCE ServfcS BONDS COMP. EVERETT. PA.

Markets JAMES M. JONES GROCERIES VEGETABLES FRUITS 117 W. Pitt Bedford, A SERVICE YOU NEED BOYD WERTZ MARKET Complete Food Meat Market All nationally advertised Complete Line of "Birdseye" Frozen Foods. We Deliver Phone 162 TURNER'S NEWSTAND Bedford, Pai TOBACCO DAILY PAPERS MAGAZINES Cemeteries Landscape Services J. NORMAN LEADER Bedford, Pa.

Phone 87W T. G. WILL AWNINGS WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN SHADES. Removable Slats that are' practical Custom Work--Prompt Delivery Weidman Bldg. 321 E.

Pa, Everett, Pa. Phone 19S-W Phone 62-R R. L. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE R.D. No.

1, EVE.RETT, PA. 3 ml. Bedford -on Rt. 30. Complete Auto License and Title Service.

Office Hours--9 A.M. to 10 P.M. BEDFORD COUNTY MEMORIAL PARK An established Park-Type Ceme ery located on Route 220 at Turn- ike interchange serving all of Bedord County. Where The Memory of Lives Will Be Kept Beautiful Always." Drive out and select your TODAY is -better to, own a Burial Estate nd not need it than to need it and ot have it. Prices include perpet- al care and easy monthly payments arranged if desired.

OFFICE--ROOM 2 Ridencur Bldg. Phone 420 Family Burial Estate Restaurants SODA GRILL 9 FOUNTAIN SERVICE Sandwiches Homemade Candy Next to Bedford Theatre COGAN'S Shady Side Diner Sandwiches Short HOMEMADE PIES ROUTE NO. 28 Shoe Repair LINCOLN HI-WAY SHOE SHOP HALF SOLES A HEELS SHOE SHINE 133 W. PlttfSt. Bedfrod.

WAREHOUSE storage space available. Phone 190. GR-12-4-tf HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW MODERN HOME IN BEDFORD It's at 402 W. Pitt St. Erected in 4 days by Bedford Modern Home Admiral Homes, of Pittsburgh.

You can also-own-one of these homes for from $2738 to $3495 complete. GR-7-22-tf SEE George. Wilson for awnings and furnace cleaning. Phone 207-Z. Public Squsre', Bedford.

GR-6-10-tfch A A SERVICE to any place, day or night. New Cadillac equipment. S. Altpn Barefoot, Phone 318, Bedford. GR-10-2-tf ELECTROCAP YOUR TIRES Thermostatically controlled a conducted by the calrod electric element, covered by 4 inches of insulation, keeps all heat at tread of tire, eliminating sidewall heat, un- dercurcs, soft spots and unbalanced tires.

Also, tread is flat, cured at 175 Ib. pressure, giving the utmost in traction, wear and' safety. They are not recaps but Knob-Dual tread for winter. Wave- tread for summer. Phone 11-R-3.

J. A. WILLIAMS, Electrocap Tire Shop, Schellsburg, Pa. 7-24-U A LpANS FARMERS -When you need money Tor seed, fertilizer, feed, machinery, livestock or any other farm purpose, call at Madore's law office any morning or contact J. F.

Beach, Woodbury, representative of Farmers Production Credit Assn. of Hollidaysburg. WANTED TO BUY ton truck in fair condition. Must be, a bargain. Phone Bedford 190.

EGOS and POULTRY WANTED-We pick up at your farm and deliver to metropolitan markets. We pay top prices at all times Get our prices before you sell. Farmer's Marketing Service. Bedford 822-R-14 GR-8-27-tl PROPERTY WANTED--House and lot in Bedford or nearby. Apply Box 40 cjo Gazette.

WANTED TO a trunk in good condition. Mrs. James V. Fisher phone 276. GR-8-12-tf WANTED--Clean soft cotton rags.

No overalls or other hard materials. Weigh and bring them In immediately. Bedford Gazette. FOR RENT FOR RENT--7-room brick house, all conveniences located High Everett, Phone 172-W. GR-8-5-2tch FOR a front room, nicely- furnished with Dinette.

632 S. Juliana street, Phone 56-W. GR-7-22-tf FOR RENT--Office space, 1st and 2nd floor available. Phone 116- Z-l, Bedford. GR-7-15-tf FOR Three room apartment, 236 Sunnyside Road, Bedford.

FOR RENT 3 nicely furnished bedrooms. Mrs. Mary Benna, 603 S. Richard phone -Bedford 118-Y. GR-8-12-ltch FOR RENT--Splendid roomy apartment, available September 1.

W. D. Blackburn; Bedford Heights. "LOST AND NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Notice is. hereby giTOn that an shall be made to the Court of Common Pleas of Bedford County on Monday, August 23, 1948, at 10:00 o'clock A.

under the provisions-of the Incorporation Act of May 5, 1933, P. L. 289, and its supplements, for a charter for an intended non-profit corporation to be called the STONERSTOWN CEMETERY ASSOCIATION of Libcjrty Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania, the character and object of which is both acquiring land and selling lots for burial purposes, maintaining and conducting a public burial ground or cem- and establishing a fund from the sale of said lots for the perpetual maintenance and care of the cemetery or burial ground, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges conveyed by the said act and its supplements thereto. The Articles of Incorporation have been filed in the'Off ice of the Prothono- tary in and" for the County of Bedford. G-8--12- It PAUL A.

KOONTZ Solicitor LOST'-- Truck Tarpaulin between stock. EXECUTRIX'S SALE OF FIRST NATIONAL, BANK OF BEDFORD STOCK undersigned-executrix of the Estate of Gertrude Oyler of Manns Choice Borough, Bedford County, Pennsylvania, deceased, will sell at public-sale-at the office of Paul A Koontz, on August 27th at 10:00 A. M. fifteen (15) shares of First National Bank of Bedford Loysburg New Enterprise road. Reward to finder.

Loysburg Feed Mill, Phone 16. GR-8-12-ltch TERMS: Cash. Mrs." F. H. Wisegarver Paul A.

Koontz Executrix Attorney G-8-12-U t- t. IN FW SPA PERI IF.WSPA.PFJ.