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5000 Phone youru-ar-ads BROAD THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 7. 1941 5000 ad 33 h0ne ju RITterihouse Household Goods For Sale Wanted to Buy Personals TODAY'S AUCTION SALES Apartments LOG AN RLTON. 1200 W.

Louden St. 2 rooms. S35. 3 rooms. $42.

5u. including everything. Resident Manager. Michigan 3589. MT.

AIRY des. 4 rms. 2d A. Utilities, gar. garden, $60.

Che. 3812. OLNEY NAME SAMfKL T. FREEMAN AMXOC1ATKD INC. AMERICAN AlC T.

HOUSE vm. r. roMi.v a- son WM. F. fOMI.Y A KON JOHN HIKSII EASTKRX Al CT.

IIOUSK- ADDRESS TIME -Piunp Hill 11.00 A.M. 1.30 P.M. -1915-17-19 Chestnut St. 11.00 A. M.

34 S. Third St. A. 27 S. Sero-nd St.

10.0O A. M. 27 S. Serwnri M. 13.IMI Noon 314 Market St.

10. (M) A. M. 57 X. Third St.

10. 0O A. M. AMERICAN AUCTION HOUSE 34 S. 3rd STREET.

PA. TODAY. OCT. 7. 1941.

AT 10 A. M. Wholesale Jobbers1 Stock OF ROCHESTER. N. Y.

$50,000.00 $50,000.00 Men's Woolens Linings. Trimmings 15,000 YDS. Worsted. Tweeds, Serges. Bankers and Oxford Grays.

Gabardines. Casslmeres. etc. Much of these are Imported of the Highest Quality. Latest Patterns.

Mostly Full Pieces. 3000 YDS. OVERCOATING, CAMEL'S HAIR. Etc. 20.000 YDS.

Skinner's Silks Satins, Rayons. Celanese. Linens, etc. 15,000 YDS. Cotton Linings, Drills, Overcoat Pocketing, Corduroy, Cotton Gabardines, Whipcords, Moleskin, Felt, etc.

Canvas, Hair Cloth, Pants Vest Linings, Thread, etc. 5TH. new modern apt. 3 rms. A bath.

K. Buiiey Schmus, Inc. Wav. 9092. FURNISHED Ii ST.

rm. a.t.. wmi pvt. hath, furnished. Reas.

Nr. transp. Mic. K123. OVEREROOK WYNNEWOOD HALL tV'1 riTV LINK AVE 2 3 rms.

bn(h. C.rven;c-t to ius. train trolley. Moderate rer.tal. Albert M.

Greenfield Co. Kin. 14O0 TIOGA TTIS N. 1TH ST. Cor.

newly decorated throughout. 6 bath, sun porch. -Re-frg. A most conv. to make your home.

S-o. Jar.imr on premises or FR.ITCHARD and P.OBINHOLP. Vic, auou PD'en HALL. 2110-12 W. Venango 1 -m kitchenette A 536.

2 kitchenette 546. Everything lncl. Res. Mgr. Had.

75a6. WEST OAK LANE W. Cor. 72J A 20th. 5 rms.

bath, elec. re'ng hot water. $55. Han. 5030.

SUBURBAN DEVON. LrXurn. duplex $45 without ens or Gar avail. Call Wayne 8. sTITkTTiRD.

Gravstone Apt. 4 2 bths lrz. pantry, r.n'i rm. bth. Call Ardmore 12B0.

jENKi NTOWN 3 rooms, bath, kitchen, $55. Peterson Jenkintown. Ogontz 62O0 ME I A NOR AT MERION STATION Va'n line's mn.t distinctive apartment homes. Cross ventilation. large rooms, garajre.

F. F. Van Allen, Mgr. APARTMENTS WANTED J'KPt; suburbs. Nr.

transp. V.e'1 htd cor.t. h.vv., 2 garden 7Sot. 1 person. Full particulars or no notic sken.

1 Inquirer. FURN" 1 rooms, kitchen bath. vie. Ij-re-iin. Inquirer.

APARTMENT E. Furnished for young oupie. Call rel. 6t4. i-MALL furn.

married couple, $65 city or suburbs B-57 Inquirer. West "philaT DRAGONETTE. ZlSi Walnut st. Ail. 4844.

Musical Instruments KIMKAl-I. spinrt iii and pianos on exhibit a CiinmxTr.ul Muvum to be Hold at up to All latest model. See them tne rftib't or liwuire Lindhcrg Piano im Walnut at. Hit. 82 10.

Open every eve-tins urtil 9. I-INTY SPINET, full ke board, fully "i.r lemons' rator. S-ive 50O. Pays as low 6u weekly. Wurlitzer, 10:51 Chestnut, c.pen f-vri NV.il.

26-0. Fine make: excel, con J. Guar. Barg. for only Si 19.

Terms If des. 11 Chestnut. Wal. 2620. Op.

eves. j1 FNi A Yc7ml. small size, less than nng price Lmdberg Walnut at. MA iTL Hs rTv-Grand! fine make, only $190. Limine.

T'W Walnut. Hit. tC-10. Op. v.

K1G ITS "I'lftver Grands sold for stores' wp.lKj2 Park ave. Ste. 5159. i il.WER -nv. 'model Spmet.

red. $lrtf). Sellers. 9 Baltimore tout of high rent) JF i Jjuirample" aptnet pianos. Save $S5.

$115 $J6. Ltndhenr. 10Q9 Walnut St. tTTiNVAY. Upright, also Brambach Baby Grand Rhoads Storage, 41S7 Iinraster ave.

Erri'SESSED wl. spinet, pay balance. HSTCHNER'S. Riv)l Ogontz ave. Open eve.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED HkTh PRICES PAID for used accor-dions saes. trumpets, clarinets, band in- rument s. drums, elr. Any cond. Wal.

0514. ANTED, srand upright pianos for cash. Pru Kovv. S766 or write Acme. 813 S.

2d St. Radio and Repair At'TOMATH; Heron! Changers. ft32.nO. 2(K't N. Brond st.Open evrnlnaa at Sun.

firNDUFnS-of All-Wave Console Radios, low as 55.00. Rubin's. 3-lrd Vork Sis. Antiques VANY items needwl to furnish several fine old rtoroes. 4116 Market st.

Bar. 6B64. For only one cent a day, home delivery subscribers ol The Dally Inquirer are offered the new, super all-accident insurance policy. Ask the Insurance Department of The Philadelphia Inquirer for descriptive circular. PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS Commonwealth Bureau of Investigation.

EXPERT DETECTIVES. QUICK ACTION 1610 FINANCE BLDG. RIT. 99S Lose "bulges" where you want. Quickly, with Hollywood body massages.

No steam cabinet used. Indorsed by physicians, now 5. Seltzers. 1026 Chestnut. 2d floor.

Kin. A4H4. WHICH davs will be lucky for you? Get your Personal Horoscope and Dally Calendar for the last aix months of 13'H. It's ready nowl See offer on first comic page. X-RAY Real pictures, any part of the body, stomach, head, V2 each: teeth low cost.

Medical Research 1028 Market. LOM. 6484. FUR coata remodeled Into latest styles 512.S0 complete. Including cleaning glazing, aa ditional skins if needed at cost.

Ifayne'a Fur Hers. 41 S. 17th St. Rit. 4288.

Open eves. STATE Auto Driving School. Unllm. lessons. Dailv A 9 to 9.

Use our cars. Small fee. Exams, daily. Lie. guar.

Learner's per-m it 838 Snyder 2206 S. 63d. Ful. 0470. FOOT St LEG TROUBLES RELIEVED with "Nu-method arch molds' from 51 sclen-tif shoes.

524 Chestnut. Km.606-07. SPECIAL, $11.50. Fur coats remodeled. 1942 styles.

Rellned. glazed, additional furs at cost. Adler the Furrier, 29 S. 18th. RIL 1397.

SLENDERIZE by scientific massage. Mas- seur recently from Hollywood. refs. Results guar. Emlle.

4007 York rd. Mic 3555 AMATEUR Song Writers, Attention! Songs analyzed, arrangements made, expert advice. Write Baker Music Service. 139 S. 20th DR.

LOESCH. 1512 W. Erie av. Hrs. 0-9.

The Latest Scientific Medical a Glandular treatment given. Excellent results obtained REMODEL your fur coat at unusually low prices. Special this month. Gittleman. 1633 Chestnut st.

and 1993 N. 63d. Rit. 9253. RUPTURE supports, new method, sturdy, washable, sanitary.

Weigh only 4 oz. Guar. no alials. Davis. 12S South St.

Mar 9612 I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself. Albert P. Cnssel, 353 E. Cambria st. 79C WILL oil inspect your sewing machine.

Work guar. Lit Bros. Wal. 6:500. Ext.

3i)7. FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIR, new rubber sac. rlean. adj. point, 35c.Goodrich, 701 Chestnut REVOKED driver's licenses secured.

Bonds tiled No dela y. 3H06 N. Broad st.Sag 5640. MASSAGE, cab. bath.

ndl. showers, 9 A. M.JO P.M.&Sun.Komblum,4723 N.7th.Gla.ini CHIKOPODY, reducing" massages. Dr. Es-ther Alexander, 225 S.

11th st. Pen. 3521. WEDDING inv. Beautiful raised lettering Only $4 100.

EMHOSSO 125 N. 5th. CABINET baths Swedish massage. Van's Health Salon, 62.13 ChestnutjitAlT. 3424.

GLASSES S5'50, Inc. (M-ullst exam. Bifocals, 36X0 FankfordDeL6911. WASHING sew. mach.

repairs. None hopeless. Parkes. 1637 W. Susquehanna.

Fre.6643 MASSAGE, cabinet baths, reducing treatments, etc. Reas. 1341 Rockland. Day. 8118.

5O0 LKTTEHHEAbsnvs. All 37. 437 W. Chew 5th-Qlney). Wav.9818.

DR. FERRY, 4 N. 11th. Hours 9-8. Physical.

Fluoroscopic X-ray. Exam. advice $1. REVOKED DRIVER'S license sec ured. State bontl fl led.

E-Z terms. 252 S. 1 2th.Pen.0979 TRUSSES, abdominal belts. elastic stockings, S2 up. Joseph Rlchter.

9th A Filbert, 2d fl. VACUUM clean your heating furnace, 53. Get more heat alt a saving. Alb 7HU3. Ft KlT Srxscfaiist.

Drtf HANO. 1201 Chestnut. Rm. 317. Painless expt.

treat. Rit. 6309. REGISTERED plumber will install plumbing and heating work. Reasonable.

Reg. S153. For Sale STORE fixtures, restaurant equip. Booths, new used. Bargain.

Bernheim. 512 Arch. BOOT h78 booths 3 show rases. 2 booths, priced to sell quick. Roxy.

1617 N. 2d. GAS Steam radiators, all sizes, cheap. Weil's Curiosity Shop. 12 Strawberry st.

DESks7SAFES, STEEL FILES, CHAIRS, etc. Very cheap. Ace Desk Co. 90SArch. DESKS.

S10 UP; CHAIRS. SAFES, FILES, BOOK CASES. DUBIN 260 S. 5TH. HOFFMAN press, mach.

8 A. Call on Sat. or Sun. or any other day after 6, Reg. 0707.

DISHWASHING machines for hotels, restaurants Recond. Cheaperrns. TlCECutter. aluminum. Red 'Dvil makeT fincond.Barg.

Public L'n. Co. .928 South st. SAXOPHONE case. Tenor, HOLTON.

light rg. $57.50. Public L'n. 13 S. 16th.

SCHOOL desks for sule. From Juniors to adults. Globe, 907 Walnut HOG ISLAND LUMBER CO. 2901 S. 84th Street SAR.

6767 WEST 3976 Delivery 1N3 Miles 70 Miles Free lxlO 4c Sq. Ft. No. 2 Yellow Pine 2x3 $. 2c Lin.

Ft. Plywood, 4c Sq. Fh Ixo Novelty Siding Poplar, 3'2C Sq. Ft. I 1 2 Shelving, 5c Sq.

Ft. White Pine Sheathing Board 2'2c Sq. Ft. CEDAR LINING 6V4C SQ. FT.

COMBINATION DOORS 53.50 FRONT DOORS. 2'6 "x7' W. P. 1" $3 EACH PORCH COLUMN S2.50 COLONIAL ENTRANCES- Items Marked' F. O.

B. Yard NEW LUMBER ALL SIZES AS LOW AS 234c FT. No. 1 WALL BOARD 2V4c Sq. Tt.

IN QUANTITIES STORM SASH 80c up HIGH GLOSS TILE BOARDS. 12 He Sq. Ft. NEW DOORS $2.95 Up nvsui i imi huakij ac sq. t.

NEW RUILT-IN TUBS 1.00 Vi 1 ASBESTOS SIDING- Btil. NEW WINDOW SASH. ALL SIZES. 20c Up CRYSTAL 1119 SPRING GARDEN ST. Bldg.

Plbg. Supplies (new used) HEATING BOILERS. 500 to 5000 FT. Steam A Water. All Makes.

Reduced Prices. 1 BOILER, 44 MILLS, 9 SECTIONS Cast Iron Hot Air Heaters. New, $34.95 Up 50 Gas-Steam Radiators, Heat 1 2 Rms. 275-GALLON FUEL OIL TANKS 1 Large Spencer Magazine Feed 5000' Water 30-gar H.W. Tanks.

$3. Water Heaters. $2 50 Gas Ranges, $7.50 ud. French Doors. Imitation TILE BOARD.

5c 15c sq. Xt. FRANKLIN CO. PARK 3349 3301 GTN. AVE.

SAG. 5168 Open Fri. A Sat. Eves. 7 to 9 Used Boilers and Radiators Oil Burners, Hot Air Furnaces PAINTS.

GLASS. HARDWARE CEMENT. SAND, LIME, ROOFING Plumbing Heating Supplies NEW GAS RANGES $14.75 up KURLAND'S "Since 1898" 7TH BAINBRIDGE STS. WAL 4963 USED LUMBER DEMOLISHING HOSPITAL. BROAD AND CATHARINE STS.

ALSO 15 HOMES. ALL BRICKS. LUMBER, HEATING. STEEL, I LI. WORK AND ETC.

CHARLES D. HEAVY. 35TH RIDGE. PHONES RAD. 87H7, PARK 3009.

RADIATORS LARGEST STOCK USED RADIATORS BOILERS IN CITY. ALL GUARANTEED AND TESTED I2c FT. UP ATLAS. 1328-48 BAINBRIDGR KIN. 1350 BEAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT CASH or TERMS.

SUPPLIES, REPAIRS. Lom.7941.LKO C. BF.N1TZ.JNC.. Arch HEATING BOILERS AND RADIATORS Plumbing Supplies Gas Ranges Coal Oil Heating Stoves VICTOR, 1926 N. FRONT ST.

REG. 4963 PARK 5171 PAINT FACTOR clearance; Green, gray, brown red. 55-eal. drums. 50c Seal.

60c. 1 gaL 75c. White paint or spar varnish $1.10 del. ex. Snvder Paint Co Ontario 133 W.

Girard ave. 5647 Chew st. Ph. Del. 7321.

Call or write. WE HAVE 500 THEATRE CHAIRS Upholstered in Plush to Go for $3.50 each. Samples Can Be Seen at 525 W. CLEARFIELD ST. CLEVELAND WRECKING RAD.

6600 STOKERS, BRAND NEW. national known Bin-Feeds. 5219; HOPPERS. 5195. Install yourself under our supervision ac guarantee.

Save 30, Terms. Phone Gre. 63H2 for In- formatlun; also slightly used Bin Feeds $125. PRINTING SHOP 10 "BY 15 M. STC.

MILLER FEED, 10 BY 15 PEERLESS. 12 BY 18 C. 4 ALL VAR. SPEED MOTOR FOCIPPED. STEEL TYPE CABINET TYPE.

FIELD, 630 RACE ST. WAL. 6540. TYPEWRITERS-Newly Overhauled L. C.

SMITH $35 UP Underwood. Royal. Remington $25 up LIBERTY TYPEWRITERS. 132 S. 11th ST.

SPAR varnish, $1.65 gal. quick-dry enamel, gloss paint, pure linseed oil paint, lead zinc paint, roof coating, $1 Flexigum roof coating, roofing roll. $1.10. 1736 Fairmount. 58 Pieces of Blackboard Slate 1000 Sq.

Ft. Asst. Sizes 35c square foot. ASSOCIATED WRFXKERS Clearfield sts.Rad. 666Q.

Park. 4882. BARBERS' FURNITDRE Cash or terms. Complete lint tonics A tools. lAim.

7941. LEO C- BENITZ. 636 Arrrt RADlXTION (new stvle'i. 27c sq. ft 1.95:toilet seats.

$1.55: 42" sink A cabinet. S19.IV): roof coating. 17 cents gal. STAR, 4153 GERMANTOWN AVE. BARBER FIXTURES AMERICAN B.

B. EQUIPMENT CO. 52Sr S. 9TH ST. MAR.

05O4 CASH REGISTERS MEAT SLICERS BOUGHT, SOLD. RENTED. EXCHANGED. Low as $20. 349 N.

th. CASH REGISTERS GORDON'S. 1015 RIDGE. EST. 1896.

OFFICIAL Gazette. U. S. Patent Office. from year 1S74 to 1914.

No reasonable offer refused. 1438 Federal St. WALK In Ice Box, 9x8x8 Dsfuser installed. Just rellned 3-inch sheet cork. Groc.

shelves, counter fruit stand. Cynwyd 500. METAL ROLL-UP (chain) garage door. 12.5 high. 10.5 wide.

Sacrifice. J. L. Doan. 4605 N.

5th St. Phone Mic. 1790. POOL TABLES, regular portable. See us first.

There is a reason. Prices $75 up. Open Saturday till 4 P. M. 1438 Federal St.

Tripoli Barber Sup. 604 S. 9th Bargains In Barber Shop Equipment. NEW AND USED OFFICE FURNITURE SOLD, BOUGHT A EXCHANGED PATTEN FURNITURE 1312-16 ARCH SODA FOUNTAIN, complete luncheonette. repossessed, like new.

quick sale. $175 down. See Roxy. 1617-31 N. 2d St.

BOOTHS.STORE FIXTURES.SHOW CASES Good used equipment at bargain prices. RIEDER. 610 CallowhIU St. Lorn. 7773.

PITCH, re-melted brewers, in bbls. product. FORT, 2227 N. American. pine SmAMOND, ladies' star sapphire ring, 15K.

Cost $500. Sell $150. Dealers. M-382 Inquirer. 15.000 FOLDING CHAIRS.

85c ea. OAKWOOD CHAIR MFG.CO.,Inc.,1007 Race REFRIGERATORS 1000 Models fully rebuilt A guar. $39.50 up. Parts for all Types, lncl. Trays.

Belts, etc. OPEN MON. A FRI. EVES. TO 9 P.

M. ASSOCIATED REFRIGERATOR. RAD.3440 3028 Hunting Park Ave. (at Allegheny). ELEC.

11 ru. ft. ExreTTfor Ige. fam- lly or restaurant. Good ronn.

sac, uav.ami ALL makes, 40 A 41 models, low as $99,501 Fcty guar. HONE. 4428 Frankford. Op. Eves.

RECOND. eler. ref rigs. All makes. Guar.

$25 p.H URHE E. 2245 N. rqa i te. 7D33. FLOOR samples A odd refrigerators low as $39.50.

4333 Lancaster ave. FRIGIDAIRE. $59 90. NORGE. $49.95 H.

LONDON. 251 So. JiOtB tit. ELECTROLUX '38. '39.

'40 models drastically reduced. 713 S. 52d Bt, GRA. 8484. Wearing Apparel FUR JACKETS at great savings.

$19. In these luxurious furs: Skunk Dyed Opossum. Blue Fox Dyed Lamb, Sable Dyed Coney, Mouton Dyed Lamb, Skunk Dyed Wolf. Unclaimed, sold as-ls. Easy terms.

Fur Outlet. 1012 Chestnut. Open evenings. FUR COATS. Left for storage, trade-ins A reconditioned.

$10 up. Brooks. Bth Filbert FUR COAT sale. Brand new, fur up. Archway.45 N.Sth.op.evs.

JOHN KOHLER'S Barg. Basement. Suits A o'coats, $6.50 up.N.W.cor.8thArch st.Op.ev WANTED WTD. Old fur coats. Highest prices paid.

Will call. Fre. 6813. Davidson, 2206 N. 7th.

WANTED Men's used clothes Furs. Cash paid. Harold's, Cor. 13th Arch. Rit.

4585. USED clothing shoes bought. Best prices! P. Seligson, 1507 W. Susquehanna.

Ste.2254. WTD. Clothing, furs, shoes. Highest prices. Martin's, 4048 Market st.

Bar.8118.C3p.eve. Household Goods LIVING ROOM SUITES. 3 pieces. $59 Buv direct from factory, save 50. Easy tms.

Perfect Uph. Furnltu re 1631 N. 6th RUGS, Broadloom, Wilton, KTHli clearance. Larg; and small sizes. Save 40.

Standard Rug Company .2403 Kensington av. lTnOLEUM, 3 aq. yds. $1. Laid free.

Shades 32c up. Podover aia s. ajq. ah. jjiu.

LIVRM. suite, new, cost 5250. Sac. $100. i stork.

Factory. 3226 Chestnut. 9 P. M. LINOLEUM.

3 sq. $1. laid free; shades 49c urPJHuFJrrFith A Poplar.Mar.8673. FOR-SALE Painted table 3 chairs. Call he fore 2 orafterg.

Per. 5844. METAL RvfcDS, $4.95 SPRINGS. $3.95 Allegheny Furn. 3Q19 Kensington ave.

Tms. S29.50 New Broadloom. 9x12 $16.95. Mltrhells. 5930-32 Market.

Op eves. ESTTfURN. SALE. SACRI. PRICES.

TKR- 1 AL FU N. 520JW CO LU MB I A RUGS, factory 'id A samples, price, cash or terms Axmjnster, 2552 Kensington ave. RUGS. Broadlooms. mill closeouts.

all sizes A colors. -price. Kent. 2544 Kensington. DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD AND PAWN TICKETS BOUGHT HIGHEST PRICES PAID IN PHILA.

KELLY CO. Established 43 Years N. W. COR. 11th A WALNUT STS.

WE NEED DIAMONDS WE PAY 50 MORE THAN LAST YEAR Our National Outlet Permits Us to Pay More for Your Diamonds. See Us First. PRESS A SONS. 629 Chestnut 3rd Floor. OLD GOLD SILVER PEWTER As licensed smelters we can pav more.

GARFIELD SMELTING REFINING CO. Established 4i years 15 S. 1 Kt st. DIAMONDS JEWELRY We guarantee to pay the highest prices. CA RLTON'S.

135 S. 13T1 1. EST. 189H. WANTED Used elevator car.

approx. 5'x6'. and used traction elevator machine. What have you and best price. E-392 Inquirer.

DIAMONDS, old gold, sterling silver, broken jewelry, pawn tickets, highest prices paid. Established 1895. Simpson's, 116 S. 12th st. OLD GOLD, SILVER.

PLATINUM. JEW- ELRY. DIA. BOUGHT. WE PAY HIGH-EST PRICES.

PHI LA. JEWEL 102 S.8th DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, JEWELRY, SIL- ver. Pawn tickets. Best price. Est.

18S7. PENN SMELTING 906 FILBERT ST. WANTED. Short wave diathermy machine. State details, make price.

M-94 Inquirer. REVOLVERS, rifles, shotguns, gold all kindjofUiols.2631 Kensingjlon.Gai1321. TYPEWRITERS, shotguns, rifles, sporting goods. 4048 Market. Bar.8116.Op.eve.

DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, OLD GOLD? SIL VER. We pay more. Gardner's, 205 S. 17th. Dressmaking Millinery SEAMSTRESS des.

home sewing. 1st class wp. u.a AiiiDcr St. Legal Notices NOTICE OF BALK UNDER THE SALES IN Bulk Art. October 1941 To the Creditors of Morris timber: Not inm 1 i v.

ehlk has, under an agreement of sale, pur- rtmic limits ami rquipment or tll rPElunrnnl 1.. -i I uniim iic-i III COnOUCl- ed by the above-named Morris located at 1201 Wood street. Phila Pa. All jiiHi claimants Having claims against the said Morris Gruber andor said fixtures and equipment shall present their bills Immediately at the office of the undersigned counsel where final settlement will be consummated. SOL N.

COLDER. Attorney. 1711 Market St. National Bank Bldg. Philadelphia.

Pa. CHARTER NOTICES NOTICE 1 HEREBY GIVEN TII4.T Alt-tlelea of Incorporation will be filed with the Department of State of I'ennsvlvanla for the formation of a business corporation; that the name of the promised corporation is DUBONNET, that the proposed corporation is to be organi-zed under the Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania known as the "Business Corporation I -aw," Art of May 5. P. L. 364: that he purposes of the proposed corporation are: 1 To manufacture, combine, distil, rerti-fy, rompound.

blend, enrich, treat, refine, produce, import, export, warehouse, purchase, distribute, sell and deal In. at wholesale, retail or otherwise, as principal, agent, or otherwise, all kinds of alcoholic and nonalcoholic, fermented and unfermented. fortified and unfortified, effervescent and still, spirituous and non-spirituous liquors, essences, extracts and beverages, including without limitation, whiskies, wines, cins. spirits, beers, ales, tonics, aperitiffs, cordials and aironnis. and an kinds or drugs, chemicals, cereals, grains, beets, yeasts, oils, vinegars, molasses, foodstuffs, and all prod ucts and by-products of the foregoing: to car ry on a general distilling, redistilling, rectifying, compounding, blending, rellning, denaturing, brewing, bottling, cooperage, storage, and warehousing business: to buv.

sell, lease, manufacture, grow, cultivate, import, export, store, warehouse, trade and deal in. all ingredients and substances, chemicals, by-products, compounds, supplies, materials and other articles necessary or useful or produced in connection with any part of such business; to issue, register, certify and guar antee storage or warehouse receipts and to chiiv and causa to be carried anv of the property above referred to, provided that such carrying shall be conducted exclusively for its own account and not as a public carrier within the meaning of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Law. (2 To propagate, cultivate and develop the different varieties of the grape and to manufacture sugar, wines, brandies and other beverages, therefrom, and to cultivate sugar, sugar cane, sugar beets, cotton, indigo, rice, wheat, rye, oats, rorn. and other products of the earth: to manufacture and prepare same for market, and to buy. sell, deal In and transport any one or more of them, provided that such transportation shall be conducted exclusively lor us own account and not as a public carrier within the mean ing or the Pennsylvania lJumic utility uw.

(3) To own, lease, acquire, manufacture, buy and sell all kinds of appliances, machines, tools and supplies used in the preparation, making and marketing of such beverages. Including all kinds of containers bottles, stoppers, stopples, siphons, si plum heads, barrels, boxes and rases, as well as tha material necessary to the manufacture thereof. 4 To manufacture, purchase, own. mortgage, lease, pledge, sell, assign, transfer, trade, and otherwise acquire and distxise of and deal in and with, gMls, wares and merchandise of a kind slyillar to or allied with those hereinbefore enumerated. (5i To acquire, hold.

use. sell, assign, grant lirenses or sublicenses In respect of. lease, mortgage, or otherwise dispose of. letters patent of the United States or any foreign country, patent rights, licenses, privileges. Inventions, improvements, procehses, copyrights, trademarks and trade names, relating to or useful In connection with any business of this corporation.

6) To acquire all or any part of the good will, rights, property and business of any person, entity, partnership, association or corporation neretorore or nereancr engaged in any business similar to any business which the corporation has power to conduct, to pav for the same In cash or in stock, bonds or other obligations of the corporation or otherwise, to hold, utilize and in any manner dispose of the whole or any part of the rights and property so acquired, and to assume in connection therewith any liabilities of any such person, entity, partnership, association or corporation and conduct in anv lawful manner the whole or any part of the business thus acquired; and that said Articles of Incorporation will be filed with the Department of State on October 10. 1941. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AR- ticles of Incorporation will be filed with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, on Friday, the 10th day of October, 1941. for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a proposed business corporation to be organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5. 1933.

The name of the proposed corporation is II. A. Kuljlan A Company, Incorporated. The purpose or purposes for which it is to be organized are: To do a construction, contracting and bulld-ng business in all Its branches, including the erection, construction, equipment, improvement, development, demolition, repair, management, operation and control of powr plants, chemical plants, sewage disposal nlants. drvdoaks.

processing plants of ill types, roads, buildings, structures and works of any and all kinds whatsoever, or any part thereof, whether or not enumerated herein, and to transact all lawful business incident thereto. To engage in the business of installing and assembling machinery, power plant equipment, healing and refrigerating systems, and apparatus and mechanical and electrical devices of anv nature, and to re pair and service the same. To purchase or otherwise acquire, and to own. hold. use.

improve, mortgage, sell or otherwise dispose of personal property and real estate, or anv in terest therein, aa mav be necessary for the purposes of the corporation, -and incidental to its business. MARTIN F. HATCH. ESO Solicitor. 6910 Market Street.

Upper Darby, Pa. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT of Incorporation will be filed with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania at Harrisburg. on Friday, the 10th day of October. 1941. for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a proposed business corporation to be organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania, approved May 5, 1933.

The name of the proposed corporation is Donald Mfg. Co. The purpose or purposes for which it is to be organized are: To manufacture, purchase, sell, export Import and deal In or with carpets, rugs, rarrjet varns and similar fahrics whether made from wool or other fibres, and to carry on any useful business in connection there with. Other Leg-al Notices on Fage 29 Died ATHERHOI.T. Oct.

4, JOSEPH husband of the late Marie C. Atherholt (nee Hafer). of 7338 OgonU ave. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. 2.15 P.

Hack man 905-07 W. Lehigh ave. Int. Lawnview Cem. Viewing 7 to 9 P.

M. AUSTIN. Oct. 6. 1941.

HORACE husband of Elizabeth Harding Austin. Fu neral services will be held at the stuard Funeral Home, 104 Cricket Ardmore. 11 A. M. Interment W.

Laurel Hill. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. BALimiN. At her home.

118 Gladstone road. Lansdowne, on Oct. 6. 19-1 1. MARGARET L.

widow of Govanlcr A. Baldwin and daughter of the lata Edward J. and Elizabeth A. James. Service and Inter ment at the convenience of the family.

Kindly omit flowers. BENJAMIN. Oct. 6. WINFIELD SR husband of the late Martha Benjamin (nee Wrigley).

Relatives. friends. employees ommerclal I rut and Palestine I-odue No. 470. F.

A A. M. and other or ganizations of which he was a member invited to funeral, 1 P. late resi dence. 4052 Ridge E.

Fnl's Int. Fern-wood Cem. Friends mav call Wed. eve. MAKE YOUR HOME THE ENVY OF YOUR FRIENDS! BUY AT THE CLEAN SWEEP FURNITURE SALE LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY WITH BUDGET TERMS AS LOW AS $1.25 WEEKLY.

AS LONG AS I 8 MOS. TO PAY. AT CRANE BROS. W. COR.

23D MARKET 7 FLOORS OF FURNITURE $65 3-pc. Solid Maple Bedroom Suite, $12.50 $29 Bunk Beds. Solid Maple $18.75 $120 3-pc. Modern Living Room Suite, Choice of rovers $69.00 $37 5-pc. Solid Maple Breakfast Room Suite $25.75 $135 10-pc Water Fall Dining Room Suite $79.00 5-pc.

Porcelain Breakfast Set with Sliding leaves A box seat chairs $26.50 twin Bed outfits, roster Beds, 2 Snrines. 12 Mattresses SO $12 50-lb. Cotton Mattresses- FACTORS TO YOU N. E. COR.

2D MARKET STS. MUST SACRIFICE IMMEDIATELY Just received several van loads of fine furniture from sample homes. Chippendale. 18th Century, Swedish Kidney, French and other living rooms, odd chairs, dining room, dinette, kitchen porch suites In Mahogany, Maple, Walnut, etc. Bedroom suites with twin and full-size beds.

Hundreds of odd pieces, tables, lamps and rugs. Open for inspection Sunday and daily, 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.

2307 N. BROAD ST. WASHING MACHINE SALE Bendix, G. Apex. Hot Point, Easy.

Brand-new, at lowest prires in city. 4333-35 Lancaster ave. OpenSunday, 12 ti4 P. M. 9- PC." Bedroom outflt.Chest, BedDresser; Rug.

hanging mirror, rrlrket chair, lamp, roil spring A mat. Worth i8H. Only SW.95. Open Wednesday evenings. ADAMS FURNITURE JVIART.19 S.7th st.

AS ADVERTISED ON THE RADIO 10- PC. romp, bedrm. outfit, newest Waterfall style, with steel spring A genuine mattress, $77. Rm. size rug free.

Squure Deal Furniture H06 Market. Open eves. $H5 insulated pore, ranges, $36.95 $75 36-ineh insulated all-porc. $32 95 $80 40-Inch finest gas range $11. 5) Also Furniture A Rugs at Bargain Prices.

GIBSON'S. 624 Market st. Op.eves. DINING Chipix-ndale. Genuine Mahogany.

3 large pieces A 6 chairs. Excel, cond. Bargain. 400 S. Sterling Elkin Pa rk el roae 1 23 1 'DINING RYkTm" FROM SAMPLE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL SOLID MAHOGANY SUITE VALUE $450.

SAC. FOR CASH $225. 2826 GERMANTOWN AVE. VERY FINE iriahog. twin bed room, cos also $400 Crotch mahog.

dining room from sample house. Sac. $225 each best offer. D. FOLAND.

3226 CHESTNUT. TO 9 P. M. LIVING ROOM 3 PIECES JACQUARD, ONLY 2 MONTHS OLD COST 169. SACRIFICE $85.

TERMS. M. OINTIS W'(X01)LAND A VE. LIVING RM. suite, genuine frieze, like new, cost $325.

Sell for storage $65. SUMERSON'S1902COLLEGE AVE. BEDROOM Suite, tw-ln. new, aell for storage $95. Cash or credit.

SUMERSON S. 1902 COLLEGE AVE; NEWEST FALL SPECIALS Living, dining A bedroom suites low as $39.50 1903 Market St. Terms low ns SI week. SINGER Elec. console, sews hack fwd.

Cost $145. Sac. $25. 5S50 Market. She 1 14 1.

SMALL. 3-pc. livinu room set. 1'hilco radio, etc. Sac.

Carlitz. 5915 Chestnut a fter6. DIN. RM. suite, massive solid wal.

Cost $650. Sac. $69. Term.Henry's.21st Mkt. WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR FURNITURE IMMEDIATE REMOVAL ACME FURNITURE CO.

2312 RIDGE AVE. 2313 COLUMBIA AVE. POP. 9613 PARK 4839 OPEN EVES. TILL 10 P.

M. DO YOU WANT honest value. Intelligent, courteous, eonfi-dential service with cash for your furniture, household goods, china, silver, rugs, antiques or office furniture? Our organization gives you that service on one item or entire estates. Call or write HARRY REESE. SAR.

6061. 5107 SPRINGFIELD AVF Furniture, Rugs, Baby Grand Pianos ANTIQUES. BRIC-A-BRAC. CHINA Marble Top Tables, Colored Glass Vases JOHN RHOADS COMPANY 4157 Lancaster ave. BAR.

10OO. Est. 1SS6. FURNITURE, antiques, bric-a-brac, elect. office pianos, rugs, hshld.

goods of every description. Highest prices pald Henry's. 21st A Mai ket.Jx-8516. HIGHEST paid for entire estates, furniture, antiques, rhiuu. etc.

All descriptions, brlr-a-hrac. baby grand pianos-Call SCHAEFFER. 5728 HANSOM ST. 2132 Market St. AH.

6063; Uy, 9174. ANTIQUES, china, stiver, "etc, Household all description. Highest prices paid. Confidential service. Immediate removal.

Mr. IVan. 4913 Monument road. Ph. (ire.

6892. ANTIQUES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Brir-a-Brar. Rugs. Best prices paid. AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY 391 1 N.

5th st. SAG. 1078. ANTIQUES, household goods, furniture, cases, paintings, family silver, music boxes, jevvelrv A bric-a-brac. Cash at once.

ALICf A BLAKE.1813 CHESTNUT, RIT. 6559 ANTIQUES, bric-a-brac, china, furniture', every description. Office furniture, baby grands, household goods, all kinds. Immed. removal.

Mr. Victor, 4927 N. 9th. Mich. 9623.

ANTIQUES, HSLD. CHINA, SILVER. VASES, MARBLE TOP ETC. LUM. 6104 MARKET.

A LL. 7420. WILL pay highest prices for your furniture antiques. 1915 Market Rit. 5398.

OLD Silver, china, marble sew. machT. rugs. Go N.7th, Lorn, 9332 ANTIQUES, hsld. goods wanted.

Chestnut Antique Shop. 1909 Chestnut. Loc. 4679. DO NOT give your furniture away.

Call tie- gent 7033 or see Mr. Brown, 3049 N. 5th. BEDROOM suites A all kinds of Call Stanley. 5832 Malvern ave.

re. 3537. BEDS, furniture, rugs, antiques, china, etc Nagle. 2717 W. Dauphin St.

Fre. 1977. FURNITURE, antiques, bric-a-brac. rugs. Go anywhere.

Rice. 6331 Ctn. av. Ten. 026L Coal, Coke and Fuel Oil COAL A KOPPERS COKE 5 to 8 Mos.

to pay. No down payment FREE 150 Yellow Trading Stamps With Each Ton of Coal S. MARGOLIS S100 0rmantown ave Established 18:19 PHONE RADCLIFF 2422 PTTXTifNSN6w! "LEHIGH COAL." STOVE. NUT. $9.95.

GIANT PEA. 75 JUMBO BUCK. $7.50. CASH OR 12 MONTHS TO PAY. KING COAL 53d A Willows.

Gra. 58Q9. WHY "TAKE CHANCES? Buv from Leg. yard. A-GRADE WHITE Egg-Stove-Nut.

$9.75: pea, $8.50: buck. $7.25. Guar, riual. A weight. CITY COAL 910-1J W.

Tloga at. Sg. 3344 or any Jlme. Lly 20O6. WHY BUY BOOTLEG COAL? Guar.

White Ash. stove, nut. $10.50: Pea $9.25: Buck Koppers Coke $11.50. Morris Coal 175Q N. American at.

Ste. 89H8. NEED coal or Kopper's coke? No money dn. E. Z.

pavmets. Ph. or write Northern Coal, 211 W. York. Est.

24 yrs. 1621. $8.85 NUT A STOVE. $7.85 PEA. Guar.

White ash. Pressed for readv cash. Must sac. Lehigh Coal 3250 N. 21st.

Sag. 1410 GUAR, stove A nut pea 9.25. Koppers' Coke $11. 50. Cash or budget terms.

PennCraI 3242 N. 21st, Sag. 1212. NUT A STOVE. PEA.

Weight guaranteed: CAVALLI COAL SERV. 1233 N. 50TH TRI. 6815 STOVE A Nut Pea Ruck $6.95. Phila.

Coal. 221 Cumberland. Reg. 9077. COLLIERY Nut.

Stove A Egg. Pea. $8,25. Howey, 2826 W. Oxford st.

Ste. 4922. $8.85 NUT; $7.85 pea. Hard White Ash. A.

S. Coal 801 Master st. Reg. 3800. Pets and Supplies BIRDS CANARY seed.

Mixed Lyric quality. 10 95c. CONCOURSE. 1146 N. 2d St.

Mar. 9456 FOOD and supplies for pigeons, birds, dogs, poultry. ROSENBERG'S, 607 N. 2d St. CATS BEAUTIFUL red color bred female.

7 mos. Red stud service. 2002 N. Howard st. DOCS BEAGLES, shepherds, tov collies $4.

terriers $3. 3314 Columbia av. Ste. 8255. BOSTON Terrier puppies, pedigreed, rharn-pion stock, all beauties, well marked, males A pvt.

breeder. Ardmore 2090. GREAT DATE'TTrindleT "pedigreed, female, 5 months old. 6530 Ogontz Ave. RABBIT HOUNDS, large select.

$10 up. Ship C.O.D. app Riddle. 7571 JRIdee ave. SCOTTIES.

little black beauties. AKC Must be seen to appreciate. No dealers. Call Ste. 7334.

evenings after 7. PUPS, all breeds, American fterinels, Bethlehem Pike, Mnntgomeryville, Pa. FISH GOLD A Tropical Fish. Aquariums etc. Barrett Aquarium.

3551 N. 5th. Reg. 9747. PETS AND SUPPLIES WANTED WANTED, puppies A crown dogs, all breeds.

Write Jack's Iog Farm, Piperavllle. Pa. SELLING Furniture and Furnishings Antiques Jobber Stock. Woolens aV Trimmings Toys and fiamea Baled Burlap Dry Foods and Furnishings Ladles' and Gents' FurnUhinars iUCTK ISOS-10 Cnmtnart PMta. Sale Today of THE FURNISHINGS OF "Fairwold" The Residence! of th Tf R.

Cadwalader Vrtitir III Li Montgomery Pa. (NEAR FORT WASHINGTON) To Be Sold at Auction October 7 and 8 Inclusive, at 11 A. UO P. M. Each Davx On the Premises Admission by card only.

Illustrated Catalog mailed upon receipt of fifty cents. REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALE OCT. 8. 1941, AT 10 A. M.

In Our rirst Floor SalesrnAm 1808-10 Chestnut Phila. EXECUTORS' A ADMINISTRATORS SALES F.itates of the La to VERNON S. MILLER VIRGINIA L. F. GR4NT RFI.INA M.

GRAHAM CAROLINE LEA MAKNH and or Other Accounts OFFICE FURNITURE FURNISHINGS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FURNISHINGS FINE DOMESTIC RUGS CARPETS. ORIENTAL RUGS GRAND PIANO. RADIOS REFRIGERATORS. ANTIQUE CURIOS AND STATUARY FINE LOT OF DIAMOND JEWELRY FINE MINK COAT 4 FURS Walnut and Oak Desks. SM.

and Arm Chairs, I-lies. Tables, Safes. herk Writers. Adding Machines. Bonkrases, Fans.

Typewriters and Office Equipment. Mne Bed, Living and Dlnlnsr Room Appointment. 1 1 Prrh Sets. Iilniaan, Glassware, Book. aes! Antiques.

Silverware. Washing; Drapes. Fine Etching, etc. Mink Coat, Beaver Coat, Muffs, Scarfs etc. ne Wilton, Velvet, Rugs, Oriental Russ.

AT 2 P. M. Etnft. Yrrnon S. Miller and other arrnunte JEWELRY 3-Stone Diamond Ring.

3 Solitaire Diamond Rings, 2 Diamond Brooches one of ,3 and 100 Diamonds. Cluster Ring 10 Diamonds. DiamnnH d- -i- wm, Ammona EASTERN AUCTION HOUSE. 57 N. 3d St.

SALE TODAY, OCT. 7. AT 10 A. M. Ladles' Gents' FURNISHINGS Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Curtains, Domestics Notions Wool JOHN HIRSH? Whnleaal Aii.tlnnM, 314 MARKET PHILA.

ii.r, 1HIMI, OCT. 7, 10 A. M. i DRY GOODS FURNISHINGS LADIES' COATS. CAPS.

DRESSES PIECE GOODS NOTIONS SHOE SALE WEDNESDAY Died PARROTT. Oct. 6. HARRY, husband of Cecelia Edwards. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral service.

10.30 A. at the Oak Lane Presbyterian Church. 11th st. and Oak Lane ave. Int.

private. Friends may call Wed. eve. at Helweg's, 463 York Jenkintown. PFRTSCHL Oct.

4. PETER son of Dorothea and the late Frank Pertschi. of .1064 N. 7th aged 25 years. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral.

at 9 A. M-. from Asher's Chapel, 1309 N-Broad st. High Requiem Mass at Church of St. Bonaventura.

9th and Cambria 10 A. M. Viewing Tues. 7 to 1L PLOVER. Oct.

5, BRIDGET (nee Dur-klni. wife of Timothy J. Plover, of Charlestown. County Mayo, Ireland. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral.

8.30 A. her late residence, 2613 N. Bouvier st. Solemn Requiem Mass, Our Lady of Mercy Church. 10 A.

M. InL Holy Sepulchre Cem. PYFFER. Of 2944 Almond Oct. S.

ANNIE, (nee Crist), wife of the late Geo. Pyffer. Relatives and friends Invited to attend funeral 8.30 A. from Parlors of F. J.

Flanagan and Son, E. Clearfield and Belgrade sts. High Mass. Nativity B.V.M. Church, 10 A.M.

InL Holy Redeemer. SEGALL. Oct. 4. SAMUEL, husband ot the late Ida Segall.

of 2050 N. Franklin St. Relatives and friends, also Welcome Lodge. No. 453.

F. and A. M. Roumanian Hebrew Be-ief. Ass'n.

are Invited to attend funeral 2 P. M. precisely. Morns Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chapel. )09 N.

Broad street. Interment Har Nebo Ceme tery. SHARCHI K. Oct. 4.

CATHARINE Rel atives and friends are Invited lo funeral from ner late residence. 423 w. Oxford sL. Wed Ort. 8.

9 A. M. Int. Oakland Cem. Friends may can lues.

eve. SHAI'GHNESSY Oct. 4. JOHN husband of Margaret Llherton Shatigh-nessy. Relatives and friends invited in funeral.

8 30 A. from hla lata residence. 1545 N. 29th st. Solemn Re quiem Mass.

Church of Most Precious Blood, 1U A. M. Int. private. SMITH.

At his residence. 238 Maypole road. Upper Darby. on Oct. 5.

1941. GEORGE F. SMITH. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Tuesday at 8 P. at Oliver H.

Bair's. 1820 Chestnut sL Interment at Washington, D. C. 5. ALEXANDER, son ef the late Alexander and Jane Mair Swope.

Relatives and friends are Invited to service. 2 P. at Kirk A Nice's. 6301 Ger mantown ave. InL private.

THOMPSON. Oct. 4. EDWIN hus band of Mary Shields Thompson. Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

8.30 A. residence, 4817 Tibbin st. Solemn Mass of Requiem. Church of the Holy amuy, iu A. M.

int. Moiy cross cem. VELARDE OcL 4. at Detroit. GEORGE son of Carlo and Amelia Velardt.

Rela tives and friends, also alumni Franklin School of Science and Arts, Invited to funeral. 8:30 A. late residence, 1538 Tasker St. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Thomas Aauinas Church. 10 A. M. InL Holy Cross Cem. AGNER.

Oct. 5. at Lancaster. Pa JOHN hushand of the late Mary Elizabeth wagner. J.

f. al. at Kirk Nice's. 6301 Germantown ave. Int.

private. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. WARNER Oct. 5.

1941. FRANK B. WARNER, aged 87 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral, from the Keeler Chapel. 107 Main Mt.

Hollv. N. 2 P. M. Int.

Woodlane Cem. Friends may cal Tues. eve. WINN. Oct.

5. 1941. THOMAS hus hand of Catharine A. Winn (nee Duffy). Relatives and trienns are invited to attend funeral.

8.30 A. M. from his late resi dence. 624 S. Taney st.

Solemn High Msss of Requiem. St. Anthony's Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy cross Cem. YKADON. Oct. 4, SELINA (nee Tim- llsson).

wife of the late Charles W. Yeadon. Relatives and friends, also members of Providence Methodist Church. Invited to services. 2 P.

at tesldence of her sister. Mrs. Weldemann. 181 E. Clearfield st.

View ing Tues. eve. Int. North Cedar mil Cem. Cemetery Lots CEMETERY LOTS.

In a Memorial Park. sacrince. 1'none t-warinmore U3. A how to tell whether you can get a A BARNES LOFLAND SECURITY AUCTIONEERS Office and Salesrooms, 1420 Chestnut St. STOCKS BONDS OCT.

8, 1941, 12 O'CLOCK NOON EXECUTOR'S SALE 30 shs National Bank of Lansdowne. Pa. 50 shs Farm. A Mech. Nat.Bk-.Woodb'y.N, J.

15 shs Roosevelt Cemetery Co. Common. 150 shs Roosevelt Cemetery Co. Preferred. 12 shs Seltzer Fastener o.

10 shs Superior Oil Corporation. 100 shs Warner Bros. Pictures. Inc. Common.

1 sh Quaker City Leasing Corp. FOR OTHER ACCOUNTS 10O shs Central-Pcnn Natl. Bank. Par $10 5 shs Provident Trust Co. of Phila.

$100 10O shs Germantown Trust Co. Par IT shs Pcnna. Co. for etc. Par $10 JTO units Underwriters Group Series UG-A no units Underwriters Group Series UG-B 533 shs Central Public Utility Corp.

1 sh Electric Shareholdings Corp. Com. 5 shs United Film Indust. Pfd. (A 5 Com.) shs Philadelphia Electric Co.

Common 19 1112 shs Parkview Beachfront 'B' Com. 22 shs Venango Engineering Co. Capital 53 shs Irving Worsted Co. Chester. Pa.

ID shs Irving Worsted Co. Chester, Pa. 52 shs Paint Specialties, Inc. Preferred 20 shs Arcade Real Estate Co. Preferred 50 shs Camden Fire Insurance Assoc.

25 shs Delaware A Bound Brook R. K. 51O0 I'X) shs Phila. Transportation Co. Pfd.

V'TC 25 shs Litile Schuylkill Nav. R. R. A Coal 1000 Stanley Thea. J.

Thomas B. Lovatt Sons GENERAL AI'CTIOWtTEKft $20 S. Eighth a. Federal Loan Office n)Vu Also Kelly's Loin Office, JOth A Federal Kates loan Office, 30th A South Sts. EXTRA LARGE SALE MISCELLANEOUS GOODS 70 SHOTGUNS 0 CAMERAS 20 TYPEWRITER 75 INSTRUMENTS 40 RADIOS 100 ELECTRICAL, APPLIANCES 200 TOOL ITKMS MICROMETERS ELECTRIC DRILLS 50 PIECES LUGGAGE 100 PIECES SPORTING GOODS CAII.LE OUTBOARD MOTOR Tuesday, October 7, 10 A.

31. United States Lnnn KoHetv Sells forfeited pledges from 1310 Arrh RII2VH A formerly 300 Market, to ii iiiuiumiii, vtairiies, etc. lllilHl, OCT. 10, 10 A. M.

If Aid Rettew's Loan Office FT Sells DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY, Virtue. All forfeited pledges to No. lllllMIIH.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 15, 9.30 A.M. SHARP Freeh ie's Loan Office Sells All Forfeited Jewelry Over a Months FRIDAY, OCT. 17. 10 A.

SHARP Died HOOVER. OrL 4, HARRY, husband of ni, nuovcr, agen years. Relatives and friends are invited to services, il 11 A 1 ii ill. II. OdliriSOY, .1316 N.

Broad St. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends HiMjf i mi i un. eve.

HORNING. Oct 5. 1941, PHII.IP. hus nanti of the late Bridget C. Horning (nee 1 ix.

inyiorst. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral. o-" i napei or diaries urizen and 1400 N. 29th st Solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Elizabeth's Church, Jo nueiniem jioiy ross emeterv. rriends may call Tuesday from 7 to 9. HI BBS. At Palmyra, N. Oct 6 7EI.I.A BELL, wife of Harry W.

Huhhs. ices, I hursday, 2 P. at the Snover r-uneiai tiome, k. Hroad Palmvra interment Morgan Cemetery. Friends may t-miirsuay evening.

HITZI.KR. ALVIN RRYANT. age S3 P-isseo away Oct. r. He is survived bv his wife, Constance Mayer Hutzler, ami three children.

J. Louise. Charles S. and Con- siance h. runeral services from the home 4104 Hermitage Richmond.

on Oct. 7, at 11 o'clock. Please omit flowers. Suddenly. Oct.

5. 1941. r.uiAntiM, wiie ot jonn Jerierson. of 19 Morton Bryn Mavvr. Pa.

Funeral services will be held at the Stuard Funeral Home. 104 Cricket Ardmore, 2 P. M. Interment Gulph Cem. Friends may call Tuesday, 7 to 9 P.

M. KIN I4C If Oct. 4. JANET. beloved wife of the late George Klnloch.

Relatives inends invited to services. Wed 2 at ner late residence. 3447 N. Kslm si. im.

t.reenmount Cem. Friends may call i evening. KOFF. Oct. 6.

REBECCA, beloved wife oi rranK Korr and sister of Hyman and Jacob Brodsky, of 3123 W. Noma st. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 1 P. Kahn's Funeral Chapel, 327 Pine st.

Interment ML Lebanon Cemetery. -MeCLINTOCK. Suddenly. of 5936 Lansdowne Oct. 6, 1941, ALEXANDER husband of Rosseta W.

MeClln-tock. Relatives and friends, also Conrad B. Day Lodge 645. F. A A.

Penna. Lodge No. 1. I. O.

invited to service, 2 P. at the Funeral Home of J. Harry Stroud. 600-02 N. 63d st.

Friends may call Wed. eve. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem.

Kindly omit flowers. MeDF.RMOTT. Oct 4. BERNARD C. husband of Ellen McKenna McDermott.

Formerly of County Donegal. Ireland. Rela tives and friends. Holy Name Societv. Done gal Society, Invited to funeral 9 A.

residence, .1,13 N. l.Mn st. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Churrh or St. Stephen, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cemetery. Mcdowell (Nellie McClearyl Oct 5. 1941. MARIE wife of McDowell.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. Wed. morning at 8.30 o'clock, from her home, 238 E. Spring Ardmore. Solemn Requiem Mass.

St. Col-man's Church at 9.30 o'clock. Interment St. Denis' Cemetery. McDUGALL.

Suddenlv. Oct. 4. RICHARD, husband of Matilda McDugall tnee Anderson i. Relatives and friends ar2 invited to the funeral.

2.30 P. at his late residence. 5401 Walnut st. Int. Mt.

Moriah Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. Mr KEITH. On Oct.

5. JAMES, husband of Laura May McKeith, aged 74. Funeral services private from his residence. 8.12 Beechwood Beechwood Park, Del. on Oct.

8. Interment Montrose Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday eve. MATSINGER. Oct.

6. residence, 43 Elteron LILLIAN NEALL. widow of Walter K. Matsinger. Funeral services, 2 P.

at St. John the Evangelist's Church. Lansdowne. Friends may call Tues. Albert S.

Beers Son, 69 E. Baltimore Lansdowne. Int. private. MEGLIO.

Oct. 4, MARIE fnee Bello). wife of the late John Meglio. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funsral. Wednesday, 9 A.

M-. 2409 W. Huntingdon st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Columba's Church, 10 A.

M. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. MITCHELL. On Oct. 5, 1941.

SUSAN BULLOCK, widow of Harvev Mitchell. Service on Wednesday at 2 P. at the Philadelphia Home for Incurables, Belmont ave. Interment private. MILLER.

Oct. 4, CAROLINE (nee Fuehrem. widow of Alfons Muller. Services 2 P. late residence.

225 S. Madison Highland Park. Upper Darby. Friends may call Tues. eve.

NEWCOMER. Oct. 5. MARGARET SUSAN, wife of Charles C. Newcomer, of 65 K.

Montana st. Relatives and friends are invited to service. 3 P. at Kirk Nice's, 6301 Germantown ave. Int.

Hillside Cem. Friends call Tues. eve. NOIIRIS. Oct 5.

1941, at Litchfield, C. DR. HENRY NOR IS. Funeral services A Int. at Litchfield.

Oct. 8. OGII.VIK. Oct. 5.

MARGUERITHA (nee Riddell), mother of Marguerite Ogll-v le Maulnnnev. Funeral service. 2 504 Ferndale ave Willow Grove. Int. Hillside.

Friends call Tues. 7 to 9 P.M. OMI.OR. Oct. 5.

1941. Matilda A. (nee Kwsaleri. widow of Daniel Omlor. Relatives and friends Invited in funeral service.

Tues 8:30 P. David G. lianken-tield Bide 317 N. 52d st. Int Ashland, Pa.

Friends call 8 to 10 P. M. WM. F. COMLY SON AUCTIONEERS, J7 8.

Snd ST. STOCK TOYS GAMES Today. Oct. 7, of 10 o'clock (AT STOKE) 27 S. ST.

Clean, salable goods comprising Train Sets. Cars and Accessories. Toy Autos. Trucks and Tractors, Sewing Machines, Electric Stoves, Vacuum Cleaners. Laundry Sets.

Stando and Erector Sets. Mineralogy Sets. Phones. Coast Defense Guns. Iron and Wood Toys.

Dolls. Stuffed Animals, Tootsie Toys. Banks. Velocipedes, Kiddy Kars. Doll Coaches, Blackboards, Sleds.

Pool Tables, Desk and Chair Sets, etc. FOR ACCOUNT UNDERWRITERS OR WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 52 BALES BURLAP Today at 12 o'clock Noon ON t7 S. 2NI rA. BALES OF 40" 10'i OZ. (t000 VDf.

TO BALE) 21.000 LBS. JUTE YARN .10 lb. single ply saturated Jute yarn on cones, original bales. 3GJE 3QE SHE Associated AUCTIONEERS CHESTNUT 115-17-1 PHILA TODAY, OCT. 7.

1841, AT 11 A. M. ANTIQUES Victorian Chair and Sofas. Marble fop Bureaus, Empire Bureaus. Complete Andiron Sets.

Chippendale Card Tables. 'Be yfu.iiuij hi. ulna. i-. To Re Hold in Our Basement Salesrooms 1913-17-19 CHESTNUT THILA.

GH-t-t-'-IEII IE IG3S Died BETHEL. on Oct. 5, 1941, ROBERT husband of Vullora B. Itethel. Relatives and friends Invited to services, on 11 A.

8 W. Kings Highway. Haddonlleld. N. J.

Int. private. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. BLANK Oct.

5. MARY ALICE 'nee Geary), widow of Cornelius Blank-ley. Relatives and friends invilted to attend funeral, 8.30 A. residence of her daughter, Mrs. Harry C.

Trout. 726 Homestead Beechwood Park. Del. Co. Solemn Requiem Mass, St.

Charles Church. Oakview, 10 A. M. Int. St.

Charles Cem. BORA V. Oct. 5. KATHRYN BORAX.

Relatives, friends and B. V. Sodaltv invited to funeral. Wed 8:30 A. from her late residence.

1325 K. Lycoming st. Solemn Requiem Mass, Holv Innocents' Church. 10 A. Tnt.

St. Vincent de Paul Minersvllle." via auto Viewing Tues. eve. Pottsville papers please copy. BROWN.

Oct. 5, at S10 Glcnview ANNIE, sister of the lale Brown, aged M) years. Relatives A mends Inv i led lo service. Tues p. Falrhill 11.

P. Church. Front TIom sis. Further services and Int. at Monmouth.

III. BURKE. Oct. 5, MARY wife of Joseph A. Burke.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 8 30 A. residence, 16 Farwood Carroll Park. Del. Co. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of the Annunciation, 10 A.

M. Interment Holv Cross Cem. BI'SCH. On Oct. 4.

1941. JOHN H. BUSCH, U. S. N.

Retired, of 5218 Sansom st. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Thursdnv st 1 P. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st.

Interment Phila. National Cem. Viewing Wed. eve. BY E.

Oct. 6. 1941, ANNA viie of Von TI. Byre. Relatives ami friends are invited to services.

at 2 P. at hT late residence. Wallingford ave Wal-lingford, Pa. Friends call Wed. after 7 P.

M. Coi.BEC'K. Oct. 5, at Elkins Masonic Orphanage, Broad and Cayuga HARRIET, widow of Samuel Colbeck. Relatives and friends, also Williamson Chapter No.

218. O. E. are invited to services at Bringhurst's. 2000 Walnut Oct.

8. 3 P. M. Viewing 7-9 P. M.

CUNNINGHAM. Oct. 4. of 2138 N. War-nock THOMAS F.

CUNNINGHAM, aged 45 years. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8 30 A. Apts. Wm.

H. Battersbv, 3316 N. Broad st. Mass. St.

Edward's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. DRKRCH.

Oct. CONRAD, beloved husband of Kate Dresch nee Relatives and are invited to attend funeral services. 1.30 P. at his home. 3038 Titan St.

Int. ML Moriah Cem. Friends may call Wed. evening. EGBERTS.

At his home. 617 E. Westmoreland Oct. 4. HENRY beloved husband of Mary L.

Egberts. Friends, also members of Workmen's Sick and Death Benefit Fund. Branch No. 39. are invited to services.

11 A. Kester's Funeral Home, 609-11 E. Alleshenv ave. Int. Forest Hills.

Friends call Tues. eve. FLANAGAN. Suddenly Oct. 4.

1941. ISABEL daughter of the late John F. and Mary A. Fluting Relatives and friends 8:30 A. dence.

836 W. Cohbs ton. Del. Co. Mass Church of St.

Louis, Int. Holy Cross Cem. in inee Gunning), Invited to funeral, from her lale resl-Creek Yea- of Solemn Requiem, 10 A. M. precisely.

FREESTONE. Of 4619 Adams av Oct. 5. 1941. SARIN A.

wife of the lule William Freestone. Relatives and friends are Invited to the services. Thursday at 2 P. Griess Funeral Home. N.

W. cor. hth and Hunting Park av. Interment Northwood Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening.

HAIGIIT. Oct. 6. JAMES JR son of J. Ralph and the late Fiances T.

Haight nee Brazen. Funeral services and interment strictly private on Wed. afternoon from the Charles G. Rule Colonial Home, Baltimore ave. at 49th St.

A I. LOW I L. On Oct. 6. 1941.

EMMA WYNN HALLOWELL. formerly or Oak Lane. Relatives, friends. University Chapter No. 32.

O. E. S. Betsy Ross Tent No. 4.

Daughters of Veterans of Civil War, and Board of Manngers and Guests of Home for Veterans of the G. A. R. and Wives, are invited to the service on Thursday at 2.30 P. at Oliver 1 1.

Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment Northwood Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening. HAMILTON.

Oct. 4, J. FRANK, husband of Anna J. (nee Fraim. Ralatives.

friends and members of R. No. 162. of P. R.

are invited to the funeral, 8.30 A. his late residence, 5614 Lansdowne ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, SL Grsgory's Church, 10 A.M.lnt.Parksburg.Pa. HA YWARD. Oct.

5, JOSEPH G. husband of Elizabeth M. Hayward. Relatives and friends, also Industry Lodge. Na.

131, F. A A. M. are invitsd to attend the funeral. Tuesday at 2 o'clock, trom 1820 Chestnut st.

Interment Mt. Moriah Cem. No viewing. HENNEBERRY. Oct.

5. 1941. FELIX son of the late William and Anna Hen-neberrv. Funeral 8.30 A. from residence, 32 Isabel Glenolden.

Pa. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of SL George, 10 A. M. Int. Cathedral I'hlla.

Relatives, friends invited to attend. HENRY. Oct 4. ELIZABETH MERRILL, widow of Alfred Henry. Relatives and friends invited to services, 2.30 P.

Ute residence, 414 Chestnut Darby, Pa. Int. Mt. Zion Cem. Friends may ca'l Wed.

eve. HEYM AN. Oct. 6. ESTEI.LA MAY (nee Burt), wife of the late Robert Emil I ley-man, of 4103 Carman Men -hantville, J.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral service. 2 P. at Stephenson Funeral Home, 33 W. ave, Merchantville. N.

Int. l.akeview Memorial Park. Viewing Wed. eve. HOFFMAN.

Of 4652 Castor ave Oct 5. 1941. GEORGE, beloved husband or Kathryn Funk Hoffman. Relatives and friends, Jerusalem Ixlge, No. 506 F.

and A. and other organizations of which he was a member aie invited to attend funeral. 2 P. from the Warren K. Titus Funeral Home 694S Torresdale ave.

Int. East Cedar Hill Cem. Friends mav call at Funerel Home Tues eve. IQE5n 1 CD ITrre are tV.e reqntrcnif nts at Finance Company: FIRST you must be at least twenty-one years old; SECOXD you roust be willing and able to repay a loan in regular but small monthly installments. Any honest person who can meet these two requirements can iVr an immediate loan of from $25 to $250 or more at Tkumal lcncl on own signature (if married, both husband and wife sign) Come in or phone.

We want to make loans and will welcome a chance to serve you. 10 CONVENIENT fhtona( OFFICES IN PHILADELPHIA DOWNTOWN -rnd floor, lZtl Chestnut Street LOV. 484 DOWNTOWN -end Floor, 1305 Market (Cor. Uffc St.) HIT. 1617 GERMANTCWN-3 fast Chcltcn Ave.

(Over United Cigar Store) GER. iOSO KENSINGTON in Floor, 31S0 Kensington Avenue HEB, 545 MA YFA1R nrt Flonr, 7SS0 Frankorct Avenue llayjair 7700 NORTH PHILADELPHIA nf Floor, S7S0 Xorth Broad St. HAD. 0595 WEST PHILADELPHIA ind Floor, SSOO IToInut Street. ORA.etU WEST PHILADELPHIA Floor, South Stnd Street ALL.

mo UPPER DARBY nd floor, eoon-JO Market Street Boulevard iOOS NORRISTOWN tnd Floor, 9 IVest Main Street A'orrietotcn 396 Tazsonai finance co. Rgi IF YOU NEED A 100 LOAN HERE'S WHAT TO DO cJt(l Cheese monthly payment plan 6 I 2 I Ti I 18 pmymts psymtt psymts paymti 5 2 5 4.54 2 44 50 9.08 487 75 13 62 7.31 6.06 5 S.23 100 18.15 9.75 8.08 6 97 150 27.16 14.66 12.05 10.39 200 36 IS 19.33 15.98 13.76 3M 54.02 28.83 23.80 20.46 To apply for a 520 to S3ofl loan tell us how much you need and how vou want to repay. Loans are made on furniture, car as note. No endorsers. Quick, private service.

Payments include charges at Household rate of 2Vs per month on the first H00 of balances, 2 per month on balances above 5100, which is lea than the lawful maximum. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE DOWNTOWN 3 Of Ares 12! '1 Chestnut St. Loe 470 12th Rm. 1917, Wal 10U 15" Chestnut, 2nd Floor, Franklin Trust Building Kit 0830 GFRVJ4.NTOWN 18 W. Chelten Av.

Eighth Floor Ger 3745 NORTH rill I.A. 3701 N. Broad Beury Bids Had 3060 GtRMANTOWN LEHIGH -AVER. 27UO Germantown Hal 5030 LOANS UP TO $300 WE LEND MEN TO PEOPLE WOMEN With Sufficient MARRIED INCOME SINGLE ni ss 1237 MARKET. ST.

RIT. 9655 fSnit HourOver Adam Hts 931 W. LEHIGH AVE. BAL. 0300 (Over Union's Restaurant) 5201 CHESTNUT ST.

GRA. 4830 (Jnd Floor) J01 SO. 11TH ST. PEN. 2582 (Over Whelan's Drug tore 0a Vr'tintsiay tvnings Until 8 P.

M. LOANS TO HEIRS WHV WAIT C.ET YOUR MONEY NOW. Icai-ies, Incomes Pur- s-. i on Life Ins Agents Ren. Com.

p. FANNING. 121 N. Broad st. Loc.

021.1. I. SUt Tmc KENSINGTON 1817 East Allegheny. 2nd ntat Ktnsington. 2050 WEST PHILA.

7 North 52nd, cor. Market. 2nd Floor Gra 4.500 UPPER DARBY 69th Market John H- McClatchy Building, 2nd Floor Blvd. 1771 or She 5500 NORRISTOWN Norristown-Penn Trust Bank Building. 4th Floor, Mam and Swede Sta Norristown Sit CHESTER 5th Market Croser Building, 3rd Floor.

IS COMPLETELY SELF-ESECTIN6 Insuirt about tht saw famssi Honor Loan Plan PUBLIC FINANCE 101 S. 13th St. PEM. 5737 AUTO LOANS No Insurance Charges THE AUTOMOBILE FUND, INC. E.

Cor. Broad Girard. STE. 6668 S. LOANS ON UNSETTLED ESTATES Trusts, legacies, life incomes purchased.

Established 1H30. HEIRS.353S. fjTH ST. KIN. 9747 LOANS.

S30 TO $300. Quick service. CITY CENT HE U)AN Ctt, LOC.0240 GIRARD INVESTMENT COMPANY 2d Floor, 4623 Frankford ave. Set. 5511.

diamonds, watches. Jcw-elry. etc. U. S.

Loan Society, 1310 Arch st. LOANS on diamonds, jewelry, furs. New low rates CarverW. ReerfOth Sansm sts. LOANS.

$20 to $300 as easy as ABC A. R. CHKOITCO il N. Juniper St. LOC.

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