Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 20

TRIBUNE: TUESDAY JUNE 14 WV2 THE MINNE A edition HELP AM ED WOMEN HELP WANTEle MEN FUNEML HELD FBfl 1. Ii. LYON Salesmen and Solicitors SALESMEN If you are a high class salesman of proven ability, good appearance and able to connect with heads of large concerns, we will interview you: high commissions for ambitious men. lor appointment phone Mr. Noel.

Nicollet Hotel. SALESMEN, mam or sideline to solicit rural cares, hotels ana laimers. (juar-anteed. Com. Huh quality coffees.

The Importer Coffee Minneapolis. SALESMEN i2i for city sales, hood comm. bonus, bee salesmanager, Tin Phoenix MiUg. SALESMEN to sell Iron Fireman Auto-i matic coal Burner, q-u av a. only genuine co-operavive tailor ing organization manuiaciunng nign grade made to measure suits and overcoats are now considering application for an experienced salesman.

Leads furnished. Call room 601 Kasota Bldg Ask for Ot's Brown; MAN WANTED, EXP. In soliciting overalls for a reliable overall laim-lry Af dry cjan1n Co. Write Y7234 Tribune. HONEST, ambitious men with light ears.

capable selling direct, aitrar.uve proposition of merit. Good Immediate earnings. See D. H. Williams, Andrews Hotel, out of town write.

WANTED 3 voung men who can work with mgr on new club oner. i.pmnensa-tion depends on your own effort. 3 orders a day pavs 28.0 per week. Apply 316 Tribune Annex. H.

Giles PROHIBITION auto metal Repeal plates: sell on slcht; salesman wanted who Is selling auto accessory stores. National Art Metal, 207 Owen Detroit, Mich BEST 8ELLER ON MARKET No competition Big commission Hustlers can make from 15 to Sin day easlly.30 8 3rd St. Bet MrBllver KIT virMANRnt NECKWEAR CO. TEN MEN WANTED. Wonderful proposition to sell men's neckwear.

Majestic Hotel. Rm. 3m. from 4 to a RADIO salesmen, two. by nromlnent radio set mfr.

Experienced In opening dealer accounts, State enmnlet experience and salary desirecL Write Tina Tribune. WANTED-Experlneced sausage salesman who can sell sausage with or without car. Must be able to produce results Write M2 TTlhiine. MEN to sell 25c article, steady work, earn from 13 to 5 dav, season at Its nest Call i to 12 a. m.

608 Jewelers- Exch Bldg. WANT 10 men sell house to house, a ne. ressltv. small unit, season just opened 3 to daily, or furnished. 8:30 Tues day a.

Emerson AUTOMATIC waher cleanses. lrtt(s clothes! no ruhhtnr no elee Retails 7 SO Toy, ren SIS Plymouth B'tle SEVERAL good spnltanee salesmen, lib- rl commission. IMS Lake st, HITT.1 vifir. MTtTIt PAtHt. CORT MATE 4 DAY.

HURRY. 1415 1st av nnrtTE men with esr. must be steady tin Marshall y. St. Paul, MEN or women sell PEPFAL PLATES, 100 cnmmlssinn Hra Hennenin.

Store and Of fire Powers Mercantile Co. Men. nermsnent nOtslda Work. gtantitl earnings, must be neat, ambitious and h've a car. employment office.

4th fl Tusd 30 to 10 to a FAtrrORY branch will emolov 7 men. steady work no lay-offs. Apply 1 a. sharp Tuesday morning. Room 203, 807 Varouett av, CASHIFR Minn 10 shares.

Brand 179 VARh MOW Wlf elfy Interview. 8125 Pt ACFMPNT WtTREAU, Vfi Mt. I.lf Teamstem and Chanffenrs MAN with light truck on route. Call DR. 3057 after 8 n.

m. Miscellaneous MEN CitSnl'e to assist mineT for special Catholic work in city and nearby country towns. Can vm 3 men w'th ears Expenses nuld arirt tl monthlt assured hf rhtt. Call before 10 a. 710 Palace Bldg MFN-You no nave ,4 a VrV- Professions mid Trades GIRL to do hand sewing only.

Srel ekwea r. 27 4 list HEAD nurse warned, -lotri ed.i' rrfcrei.nss. CU GE MANAGER beauty opeiator with luuuw.bg. IIY. M'lU.

POWER machine opcr Uii. uul sp. ne apnlySSfjJrr. ayN. lOO Exp.

Power Machine Operators on house dresses. Isles' Garments Co lt av 51 Ii tlnor I Snlesvvoine DEMONSTRATOR country, city. No ex- 3 p'-vrps, 1 perience needed ir.i'yunimiig Twin Cine N. 8. Dak.

tor our wt fmiixla-J tlon and uniinii. Popular for' i. N.I? not, wfHwifi, -i Bone Corset Flioo.3nMfvers I SALESWOMEN high grade cosmetics. eon nectlon with arua stores "-u hi Out of town SALESLADIES 4 for imiticil empioy-l roent i 6-9 CASH diilv to marrirrt wnmen fg nurses introducing new Jr "-t lnme hygiene. Full or part lime, balrj experience a help Call afternoon.

8. Hmlders Exchange. Store and Office WOMEN (2. with ability to tafest chsres! ol profitable business, only ing permanent work will He rinid'red. Annly Tutihrtav mornniE to air.

Ffiini berg, Rm. 211 Audrus Bldg. BTENO. casualty ins. em $1S Voentlona) Bureau.

04 Misrellaneons LADIE; 6 Must Do Nent, S'eady work with good pay. Annlv 7 in 8 a or after 3 p. in. Johnson 330 Henn. LADY In sales department.

Steady, good) iJivmonin nine EXPERIENCED Mil'. i ages li-tt, accustortiea to railing tin housewives, Must be free tit travel smalli towns. Special sniea work. tl( weettiyl salarv. bonus and rsUwuv ftire per-, manent.

Apply Mr. McCoy, 405 Trtbune Annex. CATHOLIC students, teachers. If jou are! seeking profitnble emoloyment rturina. vacation period It will pay von to in-' vestlga'e positions we offer Cil brf'jie 'are BMr i AN tntellleerit dependable refined womsn.

Who Ueeds rirney eV Is I to on- Give r'feretiees (rl cii At Write Y4II47 Trlh'llr. We need tear! ers sn ran a p-f liable vjistion. 'u nw a pay, Fipepses euaraiileeii Mr P.a B'des I COU.EOE MUnisT to- tlon, Pleassnt mk I salary g.M'antcio i or i i A. nidi. Single ynungiit" "n-fo fm ant onlrlonr wo 'I My "rr Mr.

Marsoen 27 In nth betpen DEMONSTRATION work wTth all ments fusn Cl' "i i'i I In person i) to 4 ir rt vi COR'POPAI'OW tes xr. c- for well educated ladv, JI firstyesr vi rue 1-n re CALL A-t MAIDS I rr I McALPINE 612 Nic Km 7C3 2t)'1 DEBT ADJUSTMENTS WE PAY YCUH DEBTS 1 rr Wan haa proven M-ns. ment Service Bureau. Inc. 821 Bldg Mr Thomnsnn.

War Hi-ura daily and 1-9 Monday eve iivr.iu.T RurqeriPd wn nrnn in reftrtanee your hl'ts P'-ee ng Jt'4. I DEBT ADJUSTMENT CO. 401 Kresp-e. VM f. C2 Nnlt PAY off your debt In nwmfnv Miwiiii Ihrourh our plan No rif needed, MUTUAL HTvirr COi'P.

njf POOL your bills nay as what vn can ford Our srnri.es has ero-e k-. WE PAY YOI'H Hill 8 "i- 'ir-r s. r- icr stops sums miri ilyUflY USANCE CO 4i1 Vi" nrsiF! oproRTrNiTfFs apt nriOf 85, 112 I Ftfs 2 il v- -m'i Kit I MA 771 BARP.Hi iioo for 3 ctia r.D fjte. a e. hog 'ft I amhertrpn.

f' 'i ...1.. "1 in rear Call at wt 1 eot "ipi S4MI cash. Doris HmcV. ilmtj BVaITV rM I( tiring- soil fs.r Ceo Jsf, -hf CAFF 1 boh-. reii In ii 1 iyv rea- Uirms PK'tr-Ht AtO PArC P' lO "4 CAFE cor If 'I.

4. entin'i hi Df-N'I4L 'It el iv Paul dr.n.a a nlie he! rattnn pe'ate 1 will handle. Mldwoy '7 BF.T toait t.ntfd i at ir mI" eoinr bti'ress sets rtr lt OPOCFPfFr- tTfss, 1.1-' ''S. Buver s.e our eomntste t'rni tti "1 oarer 41 1 Palace TlMe V.H MIS GHCIC "FINE" SO 5 1 Is li rrsoms. owrvr 8 iiTl I- A PAt.H.

112 I hr FreH MA. Gl'r -7 ofijeeT -e -1 fnlnf1ne hn I- GH'K'-Bouth -r. It Kelt I've 1-OR'N'FHY resi fio-e lir 'i bonnes-- 1,1 n'ia" GROC KKY IStl's IRl'IrU DI.r.itiL I. SOUTH MPI.S CO 4CS4 GHOCfMY stole aid tv.r liv rooTn in-- OKix: (lusa I'i i.e-iuiJ. Stfl 6-1' GK Of FltY ilsv.l.

T47 av Mll-t al UAS MallOn. Fine comer. Owner, A v. and Lake St. HAMHt'Rfil-R 17'i 1 Good b'ljfcss 111 I rr iw Hoi fl.

At c'e ir-tcr 4:11 II enilitred loi'rttain 815 Very orr-)v K(''- Ml LUSCH Very i's 0 ci busiriesfi. ter At btv.ips. Hon leaving e-ty Price ss NA I BINEF PHO-'HSif'r 1' MEAT MARKET Will show profit vrrlv Grn'fd u.i ID health forces asle. P-ic ''to, BEItOfR A CO R'lJO s'4 s1. MEAT market for gale, fiuing good tms.

For tnrormaijon eiiiiin 11 OIL TATION rtotn roori hnnm i ti-r sale. loce'eri on i -ye i i'i 1 OIL STATION. ei- grease on, 2'i15 p-vertde r.c OH. STATION Makes a dam rood liMiit. Price rv 'i'MTt Oft, STATION, ItllKiWS, 4 Rent, s'to ins rxrn, si 7471.

PAS TRY No Ci'iop owner 4 vrs. timid ppvee to nn-t n-it llnehpriceB'-', ferin. ru'l OF Ti'V RESTAURANT -Fully eiiuioiwd. lour doors trorn union mis siaiiou. Mase uiw an otter.

Apply 14 7th st. RESTAURANT, cigar s'and, soft dtinka. 301 Washington av 60-RM. rmtr. hse.

hotel. At water. pnv bath. Same owner a yrs. iinni-r.

maker. Investment at once. 274 RMG. HOUSE. 16 rms fine place, all fill ed, real suv.

ma ji ROOMING HOUSE. 42 all filled real money maker 87 8 lilt st, sia RMG, 12 tnc S100 and own price nun r.m:i. RMG. HOUSE, 15 rooms, steam heal, Bar- naio 1 sv ROOMING HOtlfF 13 ROOMS MODr.RN. CLOSK IN.

CIWNKIT llrr RMINO. brick, 54 rms. Complete furnishings. 87.500 IKin mi sr SANDWICH shop for sale small down payment or good car lis ititn sr SANDWICH shop. Must hell this wk.

Best otter takes AT tit." SHOE Shop Can be Invest Ignlrd at any time. 1404 Franklin, at. nvn. TIRE shop, complete with kc house. Rent rmsv si reel, mum he teen to ne pnreci-ated.

Call HY. 23at. Ask for Oallah, Riles Conducted at Lakcwood for Wholesale Chemical Dealer. Funeral services for llehcr N. J.yon, 7, pfoneer wholesale chemical dealer of St.

I'aul, were conducted Monday at his residence, f9 Summit avenue. Burial was at Lakewood remeterv in Minnennolis. The Vrederiek T. BntJer of the Church of St. the Kvanselist, nf which Mr.

Lyon as a member, officiated. Mr." l.von died Saturday fit St. T.uke's hospital. Pt. Tntil.

Born in Michigan he had been a resident of St. Paul for 47 years. When he first ram St. Taul he organized with his ferntnpr the wholesale chemical tirer. it C.

Lynn of which he was president at the time of his death. Mr. Lyon Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Marv Cole Lyon; two daughters. Mm.

H. F. Lincoln, St. Paul, and Mrs. Malcolm McDonald of Beverly Farms, a son, Fendall G.

Lyon, St. Paul; three sisters, Mrs. Harriet M. Berry, Minneapolis; Mrs. Andrew .1.

Graham. Boston, and Mrs. Kdward Taylor of LaJolla, and a brother, C. B. Iyon of Minneapo lis.

NATHAN HAWKINS. Nathan Haw-kins, 63. Negro sexton of St. Mark's Episcopal church, died Sunriny in his room in the church, 519 Oak Grove street. He had served the church for 23 years, Mr.

Hawkins counted many of the lead-inp members of thp church as his friends. Throughout the years he hpcame a "tradition" of his church. The Rev, Phillips K. Osgood, rcc-tor of the church, said of him, "St. Mlark's jg partly what it is becausp of Nathan." Funeral services will be conducted "Wednesday at 2 p.

in. t. the church. Interment, will he in the parish lot in Lakewood cemetery. The Rev.

Hanford h. JJussell will officiate, and Stanley R. Avery, church organist, and the vested choir will furnish the music, if. W. OSWALD.

"Word has bpen received of the death of J. W. Oswald, a former resident of Minneapolis, at Cuper-'ina, on June 2. Mr. Oswald, 74, was a native of Minneapolis.

He had lived in Cupertina the last 10 years. Surviving; him are his wife, Jennie M. Oswald, and a son, Austin. Interment was In the Alia Mesa cemetery, near Cupertina, MRS. NELLIK O'SH At CHNESST.

Mrs. Nellie O'Shauehnegsy, 42, of U'S Tenth avenue south, died Sunday at St. Mary's hospital, following an extended illness. Mrs. O'Shaughnessy came to the t'nited States from Ireland in and to Minneapolis thrpe years later.

She is survived by her husband, John J. O'Shaughnessy, six sons, Kmmett, Francis, John, Patrick. Thomas, nd. Gerald, all of Minneapolis. Three sisters, Mrs.

Mollis Owens and Mrs. Catherine Harrigan, of Minne-spolis and Mrs. Mhrgaret Erennon nf St. Paul and a brother, Patrick Cooper, of Minneapolis, also survive her. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday, at 9 a.

from the home and at 9:30 m. from Holy Name church. Thirty-seventh street and Kleventh avenue south. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.

4. W. ROCHE. 3. VT.

Roche, fit. of 119 Rovalton venue, died home Monday. Roche, a resident of Minneapolis for the past 42 years, was born in Waupaca, October 17, J870. Mr. Roche was active as a motor designer and manufacturer of special machines in the Twin Cities during his lifetime.

He is survived by hfs wife, Esther; one son, John of Minneapolis; four daughters, Mrs. E. K. fimetana of Hopkins. Mrs.

C. W. Davis, Mrs. Edward Ohlsou and Miss Margaret Roche, all of Minneapolis: four sisters, Mrs. Arthur Allen of Tacoma, Mrs.

Frances West of Canton, Mrs. Anna nf Rhlnebeck, N. Mrs. Herman Suhs of Waupaca, and grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2:30 p.

m. at me Knaeble Scherer parlors, 515 Plymouth avenue north. Interment win pe in hunset Memorial park JOHN O. KlJKrN.M AN. John n.

Weinman. 83. of 701 Frio atrept southeast, an earlv resident Minneapolis, died Monilav at his home. He was horn in Germany and came to Minneapolis 60 years tgo. In 1870 he went to Hutchinson, where he encaged in the brewing business.

He retired from this IS years ago and came to Minneapolis, where he had sine resided. Mr. Kleinman is nurvivert by his 'ife, Jane, four sons, (ieorge August Tl. and Fred of Minneapolis and Francis of Chicago. 111., and four daughters.

Miss Kate Kleinman of Minneapolis, Mrs. lie Mcf.annnn of Hutchinson, and Mrs. Henry Mi- cnaeis ana Margaret Kleinman of Ladysmith, Wis. The funeral win be, held Wednesday at a. from the Olcason mortuary, 2644 JMcoilet avenue.

Services will be held at the Church of St. Lawrence at 9. Interment will be in St. Mary's cemetery. A.MES A I.I J.

Allie, 89 years old, for 50 years a resident of St. Paul and a veteran ot the Civil war, died Mon. day morninsr at Aneker hospital aft. an illness of two weeks. Funeral ervicea will be held Thursday morn.

frig with burial in Calvary cemetery, Four prize winners, instead of only rte, wilt be selected from among- the Minneapolis amateur entertainers entered in The Minneapolis Tribune's opportunity revue. Originally the plan khh to select rm Individual to receive nn UKO con-tract for weeks on tour with an pporttmity revue made up of winners in productions in mote thnn 50 1tieg. Monday a messscn from ihe New Tork RKO headquarters said that in addition one girl would be pelected to he (riven a free rotirse at Albertlna Rasrh'a danclnsr school tn 4 STAGE CONTEST PRIZES TO BE GIVEN eral thp, is be men tbft tax as some the to bank ney, and over in off. is the NMli KMK.MS 'enifterie(ietfry Lata TOrU'Y or sell cemetery lots call V'l It At fAIt" CO. AT.

2923 Dealh Notices BABCOCK- Chat les aee 85 years, passed awav June 13 Al laie residence, 1825 4th av S. Survived hi wite and one dauehler. Seiners Wednesday at 2 riot from the Albinson funeral rhaoel. Inieimenr, Crystal Lake cemetery. FRITSCHE Edward Detroit, June 5.

Survived bv sister. Mrs. H. Prestholdt. brother, Fred Mlrh.

Private service I p. fioni the Kunaseth Funeral Home. Interment Crvs taj ake ce fte HOWARD Donald. passed away June age 17 son of Mrs. M.

Howard. 2500 Hiawatha av S. Friends may call at the home until noon W'ed Services from M. H. McDivnt Ar Co.

Funeral Home Wed. 1.J0. Interment Crystal Lake. HAWKINS Nathan, ane 68. uassed away Sundav at, his residence.

S19 Oalt Grove. Services Wed. afternoon. 2:30. at Mark's church.

Interment Lakewood. 1 1 1 Brot her s' se rvice. 2413 Hennenm a HOUGH Mabie, assed away June 13, ace 35. 352 Hiawatha av. Notice later, H.

MrDivitt fe directors. GRUIDL Josenh. ane 78. services will be held from his home. 2622 Emerson N.

Tufs. at 8.30 from St. Joseph's church 9 m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

Knaeble i Scherer servire. NELSON Frier, at the home. 1500 31st st. age 70 years. He Is survived by his wife.

1 son. Clarence; 2 daughters, Es-telle and Isabelle. Services will be held at the Amor-Hawkins mortuary, 2300 Henneoin av. Tuesday, June 14. at 2 o'clock.

Interment at Sunset Memorial Park O'SHAUGHNESSY The funeral of Mrs. Nellie O'Shauahnessy of 4128 10th av wife of John, who died Sunday will be held from the home Wednesday tnornins at o'clock. Services at the Church of the Holy Name at 9:30. Interment, in St. Mary'a cemetery.

Geason serviee: OGOEN--Archie. 3858 Russell tased away Monday, afte 38. Survived by wife 1 sister, Margaret DIestler. Services from the Sundseth Funeral Home, 2:30. Interment Crystal Lake cemetery.

RITCHIE Mary ase 81, residing at the home of her daushter. Mrs. Louis H. Hansen. 4752 Aldrich Dassed away Monday.

Besides daughter, she fs survived by 2 sisters. Mrs. F. Bryant and Miss Neal Williams. Remains at residence until 2 d.

m. Wed. Funeral services Lakewood chaDel 3:15 p. m. Welanrie.r-Oulst.

service. ROSCHE J. age 61. of 119 Royalston av. nassed away Mon.

Services from Knaeble As Scherer chanel Wed. at 2:30 m. Interment Sunset Memorial cemetery. SCANDI.INO Thomas John. 8Ee 68 jrr Dassed away Sunday morning at the home.

3023 Dupont av S. Funeral services Tues. at 1:30 from Crystal Lake Cemetery chanel. Remains at the Earl Funeral Home. TENOLD Oscar Jessie, ace 50 resid-ine at Lake Preston.

S. passed away Sun. at the home of his Barents. Survived bv wife. 4 daughters and 4 sons, all of Lake Preston; also mother, father.

2 brothers and 2 sisters of and 1 sister of Brookines, S. D. Services and interment at Lake Preston Wed. Anderson-Hedquist Mortuary. 1839 Lake TOMPKINS Evelyn, age 13.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs James M. Tomokins. Funeral Tuesday 8:30 a. m.

from the residence. 86th st and Cedar and at Assumption church, Richfield. o'clock. Gill Brothers service. 2413 Henrrnin.

Mrs. Stenhen died at Kansas Cits. Sunday, from a heart attack. She survived by her husband and a grandson. The funeral will be held frorn the family residence at Kansas Citv.

Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Velie have manv friends in this citv. Mr.

Stenhen Velie is a brother of the late Charles Deere Velie Funeral Directors GILL BROTHERS BERT and JOHN 541.1 HENNEPIN AV. KF 4060 Formerly with Gill Funeral Home. Weiander-Qulst Co CHAPELS: 1200 Broadway 1R25 Chicago ar DAVIES MORTUAR 1 MTH HARMON rstahltsherl 1882 GILL FUNERAL HOME 1414 Laurel st Gg 367V WASHBURN MORTUARY Donald McReavy. 411 Central ay GL. 1221.

GLEASCN MORTUARY ENGER UNDERTAKING CO. assistant GS. 1 681. 412 Cedar EARL FUNERAL HOME LEE MORTUARY, MA. 8781 F.

Bertch A Co. GL 79-9 Rainville Mortuary. DI.62-0 SUNDSETH FUNERAL HOME. Est ab. 18SB ynqaie at zisi ava ww.

Dinwi-y iNriKRAnN SON. 644 Ohicago a LOcust 0771 MRS EVA DAUPHINE. KF 0503 2300 Hennepin KE "511 Card of Thanks WISH tn express our sincere thanks to OUT relatives, irieuua aim for the many beautiful floral offerings and kind expressions of sympathy; also Nicollet Lodge No. 16. A.O.U.W.

and employes of the Mpls. Knitting also the Rev. Thorpe of University Hope Lutheran church for his kind words during our late bereavement of our dear daugn- MRS HANNA REDEEN AND FAMILY. IRt and Found IDENTIFICATION KE? TAG, 15c. No charge is made for At The Tribupe Want Ad Counter.

LOST Lady's black purse, 50th and Lyndale N. near river bank. Keep money, return glasses and purse. 3113 2nd st N. CH.

3217. ST npr Faribault on No 21. broWII leather travel bag with clothes, lavendar brush, etc. Reward 1701 Xerxes haniihao tally's, brown containing ros. srv.

prayer book and ring. Return to 4153 Longfellow av for reward. T.ns'r at raw ease between Mpls. and Delano Sat. Highway No.

10 and 12. Reward, DUnont 6373. LOST Laundry bag. bet. Hopkins fz Rob-binsdale Excelsior blvd.

J. Petrosltch, Maple. Plain. Minn. LOST, small wallet containing 86 Ac receipts.

810 reward. P. W. Peterson, 1000 University 8E. Apt.

II). LOST, wirehaired fox terrier, male, vicinity 39th st and 38th av S. Reward. DU. 0048.

LOST Painter's ladders and drop cloth, 15th av 8 betw. Wash. Franklin. CO. 5137.

BLACK and white springer spaniel; re am. Call Baskneiq, w. uib FISHING tackle lost Bat. night at 6ih and Hennenin: rewara. uv.

eu FRATERNITY pin. lost, engraved H. Gilbert. Please return. WA, 0271.

MINK neckpiece, lost 2 weeks aso. vicinity 31st ana Fremont a. Kewara. nr.oj3. WHITE faced Boston bull terrier.

License 1735. Game. 4tm ann st LOST, gold rim glasses, Mpls. Rec. or Henn.

irn. rvft. lsn DARK brown fox fur, downtown dept. store, 'inura. rtcwaro, w.

sail. DINE AND DANCE. 1 DANCE Enjoy good food, entertain ment, or both, tail on one of the following for reser vations the next time you want to entertain or, "go places." RADISSON INN Christmas Lake COMPLETELY FURN. MOD. COTTAGES 835 per week up.

8100 per mo. un. 8375 per season Ar tip, ROOMS AT RADISSON INN. WnOMD'OF INN-JULY 2. DANCING DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY.

Telephone AT, 218i Sea Girt Inn Oreh.rrl tjilce. t.yndala Bo. Ph. HE. 0851 Picnic grounds, boats and cottages.

Danca Old Mill, Charnplin Wed Sat Sundav 111 A'tl'll'S NfTK n.tiB Rice at At 8 Owasso. St. Paul. HU, 5380. Personal BUS Sta.

254 Henn. AT. 1617. Chic. 16.25, Fargo 5, Detroit 8, Mllw.

86, D'Molnes 3 MAN1C1IR1NO 1805 CLINTON, APT. 2 OK. 411. SPECIAL natural oil push wave. 83, com nicte.

open evenings; AT. 8983. VIOLET Ray Treatments. 722 10lb at, lower noor. BATHS.

VIOLET RAY TREATMENTS, 1411 LA BALLcT, AFT. B. BKIlllCINO RATIIR 10 s. m. to 8 1417 1st av Apt.

213, CR(WUIGNOLE 83 50. Eugene. Vita Tome jn Ann freeman 3011 Nit: RB PSORIASIS Poison Ivy. Bktn DIS esses remedied, Nurse Bchultn, MA. 14M MBS WOtD OTVER 3 WAY READING.

"it. iniii. jinn sini av 3M: Duai'l 8,.. ReallT. uc.

i to. No finger rc. Dl. 4707, Cars 150 150 tl WE 112 $10 1 FOP Bv 200 G. VSM.I KM NTS J.

IVrsonal. ttZ'tffi1HH IDENTIF1CA110 1 ItW. Nrj charge a made fur rcgiMrstiou. '--V- At It Want Ad Counter Brine 1 i done tni 4 fcilks 5 ern: set your hemstitrhlne rnt a said, on cottons, Beiftims. 1711'; Chicago.

119 CENTS Shampoo finder -ave. shamn. mar-cel, far i a i reli, Df tt tl i les 80S Nicollet. elites Ci Sf ATI K- ALL POINTS 1JULUTH LOS A. tor oassenrers.

passeneers for ears. TravlRiirpau 200 Lumber Exch. GE. aTjW. GREATEST OFFER Beautiful steam modernistic Deimanent wave.

ineludniE $1 scaln treatment. Guar, lo last 6 mos. 2420 Peiin N. HY. 6400.

NICK'S Hanibcrgers root beer now at 1014 2nd av S. Formerly at West Lake -t 7th a lso Minnehah a av. RENT-A-NEW CAR GE. 1 1 00 119 3 9TH ST. AND UD loaned on furniture or autos, 11 monthly pays 100 loan tn full.

Quick Service. Call Mr. Smith, OE. 3069. REV.

Marie J. Brown. Reading and divine healing. 411 33rd st. CO.

299. Formerly at Il06 4th av UP loaned on furniture or autos (11 monthly nays 8100 loan In full. I save you money Phone Mr Ford GE. 8155. PERSONAL loans to employed women.

No security or signers. See Miss Albers. 917 Andrus Bids, SI'KO Leon Oil Perm Reg 111.50 J5.50 Croq. or Spiral. Try these soft nush up waves.

Marqufta Beauty. GE. 2737, SPECIAL "Factory to Urge lounging chairs. 12 different sty lux, 27.50. terms.

GENE COLE Cosruetics made for dry. oily and normal skins. Analysis free. Contains Vltaman 910 Marnuette. FOOT SUFFERER, wear srientinc arch adjuster.

R. Anderson, 10 7th. st 3. MA. 7917, FREE Insecto Notox hair dyeing, every Thursday.

Phone GE. 3736 for appointment. Lawrence Academy, 816 Nicollet. 50 PERM. Croquignole if required.

Nellie Smith, 627 Franklin. AT. 9315. REST home for elderly people, moderate nrice. 2932 2nd av 8.

RE. 8550. MANUSCRIPTS typed very reasonable. GE. 4560.

Accurate, work: guaranteed. BUY" 'tental gold, old iewelry. watch aases. Warren Refining. 836 Palace Bldg.

SPECIALIST diseases or women children. Kfedieal Blk AT 2751 Dr Allen. WOMAN share expense of auto to Toronto. Canada. July 1st.

RE, 5030. PERMANENT WAVE for MorlD Beauty Shop. 2649 Lyndale 8. RB 7261 SPECIAL THIS WEEK HIGH CLASS GUAR PERMANENT. $2 MA 4802 PROF perm.

$3. Students $6 Derm. $1.25. 1208-12 Nlc. GE.

4271. Open eves. OR 2 PASSENGERS to go to Chicago, very reas. Leave Wednesday. WA.

2590. MANICURING BATHS 720 5th st. Ant. 2. 2nd floor.

Mnrle VAPOR baths for neuritis and nleurtsy, 1. 415 Medical 608 Nic. BR. 4873, MANICURING BATHS. fin 8 9th st.

Ant. 107. 1st fir. DPIVING to Dartmouth nmv. vin N.

Y. June 15. Take 3, share expenses. RE. 8958.

SALE Massage parlor, 1404 Spruce nl 16, ELECTRIC treatments, 1404 Spruce place, Apt. 16. hrs. 9 to 7. BATHS.

ALCOHOL RUBS nurse. 423 8 9th st. Ant. 35. first floor.

MANICURES scalp treatments. 1419 1st av S. Ant. 207. hrs.

11 to 8. GRAD massuese, complete body massase. Alconibs. 1715 Stevens av S. Ant.

FREJ! advice In financial matters. Confident! a 1 413 Palace Bldg. MANICURING BATHS 720 8 5th st. Ant. 2.

2nd floor. Mar1e, CARD reading rnv specialty, reas. For appt. hy. 807 trying n.

MANICURING 1419 1st av S. Apt. 101. Hours 9 a. -6 m.

'MADAME FRANK" psychic card reader. 2627 Nio-av RE. 9432 for anot. BFAUT. STEAM PERM.

WAVE. 7c CURL. GUAR, 6 mos latest. De Guiles, 808 nic DELICIOUS home-made cakes and cookies made to order. DRexel 6595.

BCSINESS SERVICES Bed Spring Repairing BED SPRINGS, baby cribs, matt, renovat, Bed Spring Rep 112 26 St. RE 0067 Black Dirt, Landscapitig.Shruiiberjr ROCK gardens fish pools rotten rock blk. dirt sod. 8c del. 12c laid.

Est. free. RE. 7169. RICH black woods dirt, 4 yds.

tough clover, blue grass sod. 6c yd. Rotted cow 3 yds. 3. Free et.

CH. 28M. SPECIES rock As Alpine garden plants, water lilies, many water plants. Camden Park Greenhouse 4658 Bryant HY 3019 SEEDING and sodding, I4o laid, black dirt $2.50 Id, rubbish hauling, i)u. J44s.

SOD. 11c laid: black dirt $125 a yard. Trees trimmed. Call DR. 2580.

BLUE g-ass sod 8e del 15c laid. 5c in field. Est. free. WA.

3909. SOD. 11c laid, black dirt J1.25; trees trim med. Call PH. Z58II.

SEEDING and sodding, 14c laid, rubbish hauling. DU. 3448 Contractors and Builders QUALITY painting, decorating, stucco painting gen, contracting, estimates. suggestions that satisfy. K.

Mi.ler. LO. B888. 4301 10th av S. QUALITY painting, dec, stucco painting te gen.

contracting, estimates, suggestions that satisfy. K. J. Miller. LO.

0888. new work, porches, garages, cement work, atuccoing. Armstrong. DU. 7156.

CALL Frauk WA. 0158. Carp, work, new, norches. screen, garages. Cement workL CARPENTER needs work, garages, porches, cement work.

reas. RE. 11596. CEMENT work done reasonable. 1st class work, free estimates.

DR. 2754. NAKKEGANG Bids work, new or old. Prompt. Reas Free est, CO "0't7.

COMPLFrfE service, bids remodeling any kind, plans est, 1470 CONTRACTORS, cement work, sidewalks. Mens, driveways. DR. 0839. Carpentering and Jobbing.

CARPENTERING, reorg any kind reas. 7 to support. Johnson, DU. 1653. CARPENTER, out of work, new or re- modellng.

prices reas. Ref. Dir. 5867 Cesspool Cleaning, CESSPOOLS CLEANED, ordorle.ss tank. Go anywhere.

8. F. Brown. HY. 0304.

Electric Wiring and Repairing ANY kind elec. repairing, wiring, fixtures. Honaeri electrician. HY. 2383 ELECTRICAL repairing ranges, big saving.

niconct Kiec. 1400 iNicoiiet. 5470, floor Kcfhiishing FLOOR laying, sanding, finishing. Good worg, low price, urimes. RE.

8 1 05. ET U8 refinlsh your old floors, free est! mates. References. Heikke, CH. 0948.

WE SPECIALIZE in resanding, reflnlshlng or om noors. call oust DR. B24Z Fumigation. CYANIDE gas kills bedbugs, all Insects and tneir eggs, pnonc og. 4210.

1,0. 4393. Ijwn Mowers and Repairing LAWN mowers ground and adjusted. 75c, Called, for and delivered. WA.

1260. Moving. Hauling and Storage For Your Hcnsshold Goods 8AFB STORAGE In our heated Fireproof warenoti.se no nasnrnous open floors. LOWER MOVING RATES Local snd Lon Distance. CUT FREIGHT RATES In Pool Cars to thl t-acinc coast.

EXPERT PACKING Storage or Shipment Boya mnsfer Co. 400 EAST LAKE STREET Phone: REeent 527'. LaBelle Safety Storage Co Moving Rites Reduced. Packing and shiDning. 2 fireproof warehouses.

L-ke ete Lyndale and 708 Central. DI. 849S MOVING 81.50 hr Long dial, matched id J0cnir Barrett Trsf At Ptg CH. 2553 HAULING of all kinds, ashes, rubbish and nrn black dirt, vi av, yd load WA. 2842 ASHES, rubbish, hauling all kinds, local.

long oincg lo. 8524. MOVING exptesing anywhere, trunks, 50c tin. new low rales, reliable. BR 3077.

WOODLAND special ui moving. 82 per nr. si extra lor piano. DR. 1077.

GET MY PRICES FiRHT ON HAULING. yr rvirsijM. Ijirl.l, WE DO moving and hauling of all kinds Including ashes, rubbish DReyel 2007 RELIABLE moving, load 83, small load tl nei ni iie.il. w. 1'eter, LOWEST RATES ON LOCAL moving, long iiiw.

list mi, u. Trsnster. OE. 0590. EXP moving new clean padding, lge.

open, ruihni, nr. -lump trilcKs. DU MOVING hauling, low rates, long dint. hl. Bee Line.

DU. 9083. MOVING any place city big vaps. 3-TON van, 86 .60 jd piano free. 81 extr'a stBjrwajlongJisBarkmij2h MOVINO AND HAULINQ.

LOCAL and icing uiwiance row rate. 1003. LOCAL ft long moving hauTing of all kinds. Reasonable. DR.

0263. MOVING A HAULING of all kinds, lowest rati.s Tnnks jf baggage dr, 1757 Matlrcss Renovating MATTRKS8ES BOX SPRTrtOsTRUas ren-ovatcd, sterilised Work guar 1-dav serv-Knyal Furn, 302' Nlc RE. 0272. MATTRESSES renovated sterilised. 1 day service Rcml Mattress Co AT 0084 Patent atiriJTrade Mark Attorneys WILLIAMSON At WILLIAMSON Es7l 885 One nf firm former Ei'iminer 455L CARI.9EN.

Mtenf trsdemsrk t'ttor-tier. 1143 Plymoutli Bids. Mpla, MA. 8603. PA $2 Kilt SALE MIMLIUNEOI Ilousenold Goods UNCLAIMED TORN.

FROM STORAGE. Pncrs slashed. Come for bargains Beds with soring, dressers. 15 to 10. dm with 4 chairs.

3-niere leather duolold set. 112.50; 9x13 rug. 50' S6.75, gas range, 18.50, and hundreds of other bargains, VV. olsonFurn. 314 Lake.

RE. 7120 j7fcCTRIc refrigerators, standard make, while they last at less than wholesale price. Porcelain inside or out. never before and never again, take advantage of this opportunity at 3 year guarantee. Temporary display rooms at 2628 Lake open eve.

110m to jn uskd round oak extension tables, 2 tn also new electrical reingerators without electrical units, cnean. h. Nelson. 1324 Wash v. 8.

GE. 41.W. FURNITURE closeouts. entire stock, every thing usea in a nome. an goes at cost.

Save Open Sat, eve. Furn. 2129 Lake. DR. 4869 BARGAIN- Elec.

mangle, good new. walnut dining set. cement flower urn. lawn bird bath, te Victrola. $3.

3024 Knox S. KE. 2663. MUST sell living, dining and bedrm. suites grn ivy gas irenox.

ruga, radio Zenith wash, marh 1723 4th av S. Jewelry, Watches and Diamonds HIGHEST SPOT CASH tor diamonds, platinum vniri. silver. mnA teeth, old Iewelry 8ell to a reliable established 8rm where ou get run value lor wrai you nave STANDARD GOLD REFINERS. Andrus 512 Nlc.

av MA. 4928. diamond hamains. less than wholesale See us before you buy. 6.

Hindahl. 7 4th Lumber and Building Material. ALL NEW OUAI.ITY MATERIAL. 2x4-16 special. $20; good nine boards or snipian, wanooaros.

jzj.uu. screen doors. $1.75: garage floors, S10, POCKRANDT LUMBER FUEL CO. WA. 3120.

St. Louis Park. Minn. KrttRFN your norrh. material as tow as 125.

Gar. lumber, hardware, roof A doors $75: plaster bd $3.25 100 sq. ft. Lampland Lumber 1627 7tH St 8. AT.JW'll.

THOS. WALKER WRECKING CO. New. used millwork. plasterb'd.

137 Lowry. Off. HY. 1257. CH.

0761. Machinery, Engines. Tools CHAMPION car washer, double pump very reasonable, call nr. J-m Oil Burners COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS, $200 A UP cary 3121 wiconet. onu.i Pianos and Musical InstrnmenU PIANOS FOR BARGAIN HUNTERS.

We are now located at 1110 Nicollet av with a store and storeroom filled with surprise values tn new. ued and shonworn pianos. Every piano in stock today Is marked away below its real value. There are several Stetnways. Ivers A Ponds.

KurUmanns, Ludwigs and many other famous makes in both uprights and grands. Come and see our store no matter whether you are a buver or not. METROPOLITAN MUSIC CO. 1110 Nicollet av. "FREE PIANO LESSONS" to people not owning a piano, arrangements can be made for use of niano In your own home at small cost.

Call W. Kimball Company, 20 th St. S. AT 0401. WILL store Wurlitzer grand piano free until Sent, with party agreeing to buy at low price, terms.

Write Y5745 Tribune. NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. CABLE PIANO NICOLLET ATSTH PHONOGRAPHS, stand, makes. 3. IS.

tit. 813. terms. Guar. McOinnls.

Piano. 17 6. Radio Sets. Parts and RADIO service. 75c a call; work guar.

No charge if not satisfied. GE. 1290. SUPERHET, police conv. Guaranteed loud as wtco, 84.75.

Start, GL, 2317, RADIO scry. guar. All makes. Hanson Elec. 1206 Brwy.

HY. 0038. WA. 5637. Sewing Machines SPECIAL on fl.

samples, sewing machs vacuums Singer 810 Henn, AT, 1437 Typewriters and Addin. Machines TYPEWRITERS We are anotlni some special price on al makes rebuilt ma chines just iige new. wrue or can TYPEWRITER CLEARING ASSOCIATION 112 8 4th st GE. 7819. Minneapolis.

Wanted Miscellaneous We Buy Used Furniture Books 'Mpls. 115 6 St. AT.G085 ATTENTION WB CAIX AND PAY BEST PRICKS FOR GENTLE 8 BUITB. Leather bags bought ht, 4S41 UARUUETTE TRADING Will PAY CASH lor furniture and rues, at Jiis PAPER cuter wanted, must be in good condition and reasonable. DU 316 HIGHEST cash prices paid tor furniture and household goods AT.

3046. WILL pay cash for eood furnitura of coro-nlete "tttfU MI S535 fir CECiar-0378 WE WILL BUY YOUR FLAT TOP DESKS. MA 0421. WANT Ice box. rues, wardrobe chiffonier.

Singer machine, gal range. Og. 0933. ClOHEST CASH PRICKS FOR FURN. BTORAOE FURN.

MKT. MA S072. WAP: Here Is Where You Can Exchange What You Have and Don't Need for Something Useful. VACUUM cleaner, like new. will swap for car radio, or anytblns I cap use.

ml 2891. HAVE 23 ruby jewels. Howard watch and 27 cnev. coacli to exenange mr later model coach or aedan. 8358.

EDUCATIONAL Beauty Culture Schools LEARN beauty culture, catalog free. Lee Beauty Bchool. 308 Andrus uinc. Dancing Schools KNICKERBOCKER DANCING SCHOOL. 04 HENNEPIN Av.

AT. 9M. Ballroom dancing. IS erlyat lessens. 88 Stage dancing class or private daily for children adults.

Hra. 11 a. to 10 p. m. PALMS DANCING BCHOOU, 244 Nicollet.

open to 10 rnonc si num. I nrlvata lessons, waits and fox trot 84. Cheapest and best Comparison invited. SHAMROCK DANCING SCHOOL 18 8 7th St. Above Nankin cafe MA.

9092. in nriy lessons in waitg n. tot trot in Trade and Professional Schools LEARN BARBER ING Earn big money Catalog free Moler Barber College. 215 Nic. a LEAKN bTrPer irada.

Enroll now. low ratei catalog free ee ecnooi oi Bar. bertn 232 7th St Paul Minn KRISTER'S DRESSMAKING SCHOOL Pattern making, designing 1108 Nleoiiet Musical and Dramatio Instruction RAO iay Olson school niano banln. sag accordion, guitar ats. lnstr.

At. 8008. POSITIONS WANTEDMEN Farm Help YOUNG married couple desira work on farm. Write R. Machesney c-o E.

Gree- Pier. Little Falls, MUrn, or outi, Prifessions and Trades CARPENTER Expert, al) kinds. reroollng. Rep. nr.

7454 mr estimate. nnon wants work, take any thing, day or contract, oworo. iu. one. AUTO mechanic, welder, years on trucks and trarJorsWxite2478JYIburie.

LICENSED electrician waota work of sll kinds. CO. 2714. Salesmen. MARRIED man.

31. with ear. thorough sales exn. Al good eoitc. hi.

bzis Miscellaneous STEADY RESP, MAN WANTS WORK AS CARETAKER OR HANDY MAN. 20 YRS. MECH EXP. ONE CO. DU.

33BB FILIPINO, college student wants butler worg, wttn reicrences. 8355. DEPENDABLE young man. 19. wanta work Phone OE.

Bin BOY. 17. wants work, dependable, bright. win work nam. im.

wu. HELP WANTEI MEN Hotels and Restaurants EXP. A-l short order conk for nut of town, give age, salary, etc. Write Y4860 Tribune, Profusions and Trades ARCHITECTURAL sotiad, captalni and construction foremen, I have woik which is unpleasant snd poorly paid but steady and with some opportunity to work into more active lines. References as to integrity, condition of health, photograph, extremely important.

Engineer Write V2982 Tribune, BARBER, young man. licensed, established. SHOP, 3449 BJppniNUWonavi It A ItKM- LICENSED. AT 824 LAKE ST. CEMENT nd carpenter work exch, for dry goods and roeeriea.ni.

PLASTFHEH toUucco house by the Job. 5200 6th st rl "bHOBMAKBR WANTED. PART TIME. 1 1 0 rsiciuijue.1 Salesmen and Solicitors gut vauiN wanted In renresent. large New York manufacturer of ladles popular orlred underwear.

Commission basis only riesse srfvise previous experience, Wi'lt'e V4348 Tribune. fflLWSMKN ftest'ltemti fast sellers. 3S9Vi Hennepin THE lit SINESS Sf-ltVK Tainting. Decorating TN INTERIOR EX- iEUKWi CLEANING, PAINTING H.OuH REFIN1SHINO, BEST MATERIALS USED. EREE E.ST.

CALL, C.E. 2508. WOOD BROS. CO. WE NO'," OUR WOOD WALL PAPER cleaned.

50c rra. Paint wa-vhtng at $1.25. Plastic wall cleaning. Every kind of inside wall cleaning Reas prices. Sntistnctlon guaranteed.

DR. 6535 ONE WEEK SPECIAL. Wall DaiMT cleaned 65c rm. nroe. ano.

Good Hskng. Inst. Painted walls washed. Cleaning experts only. Guar, wk.

RE. 9086; 30 SAVE money Best material and work are cheapest, painting in6ide and out. Papering and floor work. Est. and references.

H. O. Whitmer. CH. 0716.

BEFORE you naint Investigate Insclbric, the perfect siding, demonstration estimates free, terms without interest if desired. Becker Roofing Co. LO- 0751. PAPKRHANGING. painting and decorating Floors and woodwork retimshed: A-l work guaranteed A.

Dillree. BR. 3049 WE HANG PAPFR FOR 20c A ROI PLASTER PATCHING. PAINTING ReasonnhlP. 806 Lake st.

Klv 7014. PAPERING, namting. Inside or out. paper cleaning, plaster patching 'have special price. AT.

4866, ALL PAPER '30 A ROLL Al UP. Paint varnishes $1.39 gallon Aj up: large selection Greer. 2713 Lyndale PAPEHHANGING. paiuting inside, outside. patching, varnishinr flnnrs refill Reas.

prices. Free est. OE, 1559 PER CLEANING, PAINTING" WORK GUAR. RFAS GE. 5247.

MOK. PAINTING A- PPEBHNOTW DONeTbY EXP. WORKMEN. $2 ROOM UP. HY.

6411 PAPERH ANGLNG. paintmg. GL. 72 64. See me first PAINTING, panerhanglng, $3 rm up, free estimates work guaranteed.

DR. 4186 PAPERING. PAINTING, Daner cleaning, guar. work. LOWEST PRICES Pit 0317 PAPERING painting, floor surfacing work.

walls cleaned, reas. HY. 7168. ROOM UP, GUARANTEED WORK. REFERENCE.

CH. 3503. PLASTERING, plaster patching re-stucco work neatiy A- reas. done. DR.

3957. WALL paper cleaned. 40c per room. Paint washing $1.20 HY. 5822.

PAPEHHANGING. painting, plaster Hatched. Reas prices. Free est. GE.

4084; PAPEHHANGING and painting $3 rm. and no. off on paper. CH. 6181.

PAINTING. orterms panerhanglng. roofing, cash Reliable decorators. GE. 4461.

PAPER removed with steam. PAPERING Painting In or out. Residence, GE. 0382; PAINTING and panerhanglng. 2 per rm.

and up. Work guaranteed. HY. 7491. Plastering and Patching PLASTERING and stucco work, old houses restuccoed.

paten worg. djis. PLASTERING, stuccoing and repairing by exnerts. HY. 2366 PLASTERING AND PATCHING, A-l WORK.

LOWEST PRICES. DU 2143. Plumbing and Heating OAR WATFR HEATERS. NEW AND USED ALL KINDS: TIME PAYMENTS. WE SERVICE ALL MAKES pnTSBURG WATER HEATER 2710 8 LYNDALE RE.

7444 Roofing and Repairing CALL S. ROOFING MI. 7100. FREE Sheet Metal Works GUTTERS eve. troughs spouts, roofing.

Reas. Nokomis Sheet Met. Wks. DR. 8204 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS PAINT VARNISH SALE l.Nnl.

Ptnt Jb, Varnishes. $1.35 gal. pp. Kitchen Gloss Enamel, 2.35: fiat Wall Pamt. Il.it; oesi Barn rami, reu at 15 on Exnert Painter's advice free We rent Sandiiig Machines, no dust, no hand scranmg, Kaeppei.

auu -trq av a WHEEL chairs, sell or rent $5 mo. Spec al carrying chairs for un and down stairways. ued chairs taken in trade. Mpls. Artificial Limn Co.

GE. 6203. GARAGE BUILT COMPLETE AS LOW A8 $85 American Lbr. Wkg. Co.

CH 3381. DEEP well automatic pumping outfit, com plete wild tang ana juuiits. uncr. Call WA. 5482, CANOE.

PORCH FURNITURE AND BI CYCLE. HY. 1273. REALISTIC A- Diiart croqulgnole machine Reas. 221 Medical Arts.

MA. 2444. Auction Bales AUCTION SALE. T.nrff Assortment of unclaimed grins. bags, suitcases trunks, with con tents left at Nicollet Hotel WEDNESDAY, 15TH JUNE.

1932. AT 10 A. M. NICOLLET HOTEL. 13 Washington 3.

Boats, Out board Motors, Etc rea sled. 22 Johnson electric motor, aero plane starter as good as new, perfect care Tonga jost worn or mu Philllrs.MA.iyi4. Could be. thipoed. WANT to buy or rent Chris Craft.

Dodge or other 1st class motorboat at Lake MtnneUmka Responsibia part. Write Y4731 Tribune. NEW 14-ft. Bat bottom boat 4 153 Aldrich N. HT141 CB'DAR rowboats.

Shepherd Boat Works. 1113 ft. 731 Oiien eye. BOATS. CHEAP.

A. j. THOMPSON, 46TH ft ST. ROBBIN8DALE. Clothing.

Furs, Etc SUITS. TAILOR MADE, many with 2 osir trousers4j5jtti0 CLOSING out mfgr's. surplus stock. Men's Bldg. GENTLEMENrB suits and women's dresses, sold cheap 30fi Maranette FUR COATS cleaned, elated, r-tined, lining lnci.

so. 3 remoa. an up. Fixtures for Cafes, Stores, Offices ICE CREAM cabinet coil for grocery box, compressor large enouacn 10 oiirn both, used 7 mouths. Convenient terms can be arranged.

HAROLD L. SCTIAEFER. INC. 1612 HARMON PL. MI 75B4.

GE. 3367 ufkm WE BUY sell, exchange recond. desks. chairs, files, sates, showcase tans, rci-Islers. tiserl flririressoa ranhs.

etc JACOBRON FIXTURE EXCHANGE. INC. 210-21-23 5th St MA. noB. RCAl.HS slieers.

meat choDoer. cash regis ter, counters, coolers, showcases scale Service 20B 8 3rd st BR 1701. BIG stock, traded In cash registers sell cheso to close out see us oetora ouying Nat Cash Register. 18 8th st. STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURFS TWIN CITY "1XTURE 109-111 WASH AV OB 1884 NEW USED RESTAURANT EQUIPM'T nuNHAM-wcurrr ri USED coolers, showcases, coupters, groc, ice poxes, lioimes, za mtnavnc Ilotiseliold Goods.

Repossessed Furniture IN GOOD CONDITION SOLD AS IS. 1-V Manle Finish Bedroom Ret 127,50 75-Lh. 3-Donr Refrigerator 7 00 75-Lb. Ton leer Refrigerator 6 00 100 LO. Top leer Keirigerator tusenr.

in Tnn Innr rluerfitnr (samnlel 7 50 Large Hardwood Drop Leaf 2.95 2 Al) White Porcelain Tablet, with Aramor 2 05 3 Lodge Chairs', canvas seat Aj bark 2,75 ') TloH noiffinnfirta: T.Aat.her sent and back; large size i.vu 86-Inch Solid Walnut Buffet; very roomy 25.00 9 Pretnrttie Covered Rnijiloie Chairs: th flounce J.n" naveimort Table; Walnut Finish 7.00 2-Pe Nuofold Set: leather aet A back S.no Unfinished Kitchen Table with diawer 1.95 Card Tables: slightly damaged, 49c Plant Stands and smoking stands; metal. Eacn sue Metal Ferneries: green or red. 09c End Tables and Utility Stands, 50c 5-Pc. Solid Oak Dinet Set: Refectory style 37.00 2-Pc, Jaccjuard Velour Suite: fig. oat.

29 50 7-pc. uinmg Room Bet; table ec chairs 20.00 6-Pc. Oak Dinet Set: Refectory table. bullet. chairs as ira Way Sagless Spring; full 5 00 I Used Gas Ranges.

Each 5 00 THE LEADER EASY TERMS. 5TH NICOLLET. ELECT, refrigerators and unlls. also par's lor an manes, ueuaoie feiecinc. mi, 9308.

FURNITURE FOR RENT AT THL NEW ENGLAND ANNEX. 82-24 ftTH ST MAIN 4258. UNCLAIMED FROM 8TORAOB. FURN RUGS OAS RANGES STORAGE FURN. 280 MARWUETTt KELVIN ATOR model 4 K.

elec. refririg used 8 also used ice box. bargain, DU. 3 ROOMS, heitulifiil. lin-to-date rugs, sell very reas.

Apt. 100, 3526 Grand av n. ELEC. refrigerator, 11 months old, sold for 821S, win sacrifice, tua. need the money.

KE. V. WASHING machines, repossessions. liberal discount, guar, as new. DU.

2361, SEVERAL elec sweepers repossessions. fully eiiar real paraainii yu. a.ini USED furniture ol all kinds. Must sell, 717 lllttl St H. FURNITURE for sale, snap for newly married couple.

MA. 38U8 between 10-2 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. 6 CU. FT. 4 TRAYS.

77.50. 310 8 1 In HT, ICE BOX, 75 lb. capacity, good condition, very reasonable. GL, 233L OIL and gas stoves, Ice boxes, furn. at bargalns.jjpwandjieauEHenn.

COMPLETE furnishings. rm, of English Colonial home. RE. 2539. CALL factory branch lor sirvlce on 1900 washers.

14 4th St. OE. 7087, SEWING machine dronhead Singer, sewsjlke; new, elrc, 810. 3208 Clinton av. 5RM.

nuailtyfiirnT: 'A to'a-3 off; tnuat and Wed 261 6l.h av 8. ELEC. refrigerator, almost new, 6-foot sire, a reBl bargain. MI. 7564.

DETROIT gas ranges, closing out entire rtnrg. Real mivs. ok. :i.mi, BARGAIN New snd used luinlttiia. bwen- un Furniture -U4i Hoff 630 1 OLD PIPE IS SOLD FOR $4.50 TO AID SCHOOL FINANCES The system "never i ii iitsr it a litii" l-iruer," public school own or use just se K.

Wom- rath, I'iimi. for i empaled Mon ths fw.llt 1 da tie that was obtained in .1 iv throi the sale of discarded bonks and supplies and that 1337 turn ohtn.ned from the same soun-e in Old pipe broueht $4 l.viiies were sold for $4.50 and tvcii an old fasli-ione! 'hand stylo" school bf 11, replaced in some s. imo! by an electric pone, brought a dollar. Kindinjr some half pieces of chalk in a waste basket at one school. Mr.

"Womrath issued instructions for teachers use all broken pieces of chalk until they are ton short to write legibly. Federal Government Moves for Indictments That May Include Hundreds. Chicaco. June 13. (NANA) Fed grand jury action to wipe out entire Capone-UuziK- usco syn dicate in one sweeping indictment in the making.

The new action, it is said, win not simply a reindictment of Al and Ralph Capone and tne otner named in ieoerai tru uwh ai time of the; Al Capone income procedure, but may so so far to name several hundred men. And when the case gets to court, 40 or 50 policemen who were accustomed to drop around to see Capone pay-off man will have leave town or do some fast explaining to their superior officers, according to report in the federal building. The new indictment ssn Dtiitt on smell evidence or brewery seizures alone, they were told. Documentary Proof. There will be photographs and pho tostats, interesting; disclosures about accounts, real estate deals, truck purchases and the like.

The prohibition men under jmioc Ness, now chief enforcement officer under Administrator M. Har the squad known as "the untouchables," are prepared to back verbal testimony with documentary proof. There was a constant stream of policemen visiting syndicate head-auarters. according to the report. the pay-off man always handed JlO or S20, with groans ana protestations that the syndicate was down to its last $5 bill.

Some of the heavier policemen, however, would demand their money no uncertain tones. And if the pay-off man didn't give it up willingly, there was much profane talk about the policeman shooting his ears Tlireafenine the Payoff. "Listen vou." said one well-known police lieutenant, "if I bad my pistol here if I didn't give it to my brother I'd throw a couple of slugs into your worthless hide. A certain state representative, It reported, supplied the syndicate with several truck loads of beer after a syndicate brewery had been iknocked over, and the chummy con versations he carried on regarding payment therefor are said to be revealing. And a Judge "the satm judge" wanted two cases of whisky just like the last kind.

If it wasn't any better, it Is suggested, than most of syndicate whisky he must have been tough on the. cexf gangster that faced him. Ho hum, prohibition makes strange bottle-fellows. looyriiht. 1932.

MTXXESOTWS HUNTED ON INDICTMENT Search was begun in Minneapolis and St. Paul Monday for the Mnv nesota men reported to have been indicted Sundav bv the federal grand jury in Madison, in connection with the disruption of a highly or ga nixed interstate liouor ring. The Minnesota men, repotted to number at least a dozen, are said to have been named in the blanket indictment returned against 45 lead era of the syndicate at Madison, Delicti Warrants Arrive. It was reported that bench war rants for their arrest reached the Twin Cities Monday morning. The liquor syndicate was not con nected directly with the organization supplying the Twin Cities, it was indicated, although occasionally independent bootleggers in Minneap olis and St.

Paul bought from it, through its "business office" at New London, AVis. Work on the case, by undercover men who obtained some of the evi dence that resulted in the convic tion of Al Capone was begun several months ago under M. L. Harney, former northwest prohibition admin istrator and now in charge, of liquor law enforcement in Chicago, Case ISuilt Up. Robert D.

Ford, who succeeded Harney as northwest administrator, and several special agents, also aided in building up the case which was presented to a federal grand Jury only a few days ago, it was said Monday. Dozens of raids throughout the state of viKconmn, said to have been the business center for the ring, and a liquor war in Kacme county pro duced a lot of damaging evidence, the Milwaukee Sentinel reported Monday, according to Associated Press dispatches. Jt was reported that the evidence revealed that a central bureau con ducts a far-flung chain of stills, liq uor and alcohol depots and a trans portaUon service into four stales. Second Diggest Ring. Records seized at the ring head quarters In Haraboo showed that In lanuary.

gallons ot alcohol had been distributed through that office, llh the other two dlstribu Hon offices operating on a similar scale, this Indicated the syndicate handled annually upwards of 2,000 000 gallons of alcohol. Its revenues, with the average wholesale price of alcohol about $3 a gallon, run into millions of dollars a year, Mr. Harney, who was in Minne. apolis Sunday, said the syndicate was the largest liquor ring ever tin covered In the northwest with the possible exception of the nationwide organization uncovered by the Cleve land conspiracy case in 1926 when 112 persons were Indicted. Prohibition officials in Milwaukee In a raid, on an office in that city found records of hundreds of llauor and alcohol transactions.

The Milwaukee offices, according to dispatches, whs soon connected with the rtacine county distilleries, Then John Masina was slain by machine guners ifv Kadnn. In revenge, It was reported, competitors of the ring gave federal authorities infor- mntion which, led to seizure of 30 auiia in trie county. POLICE STOP I AltMKKS. Tiicuman, Arsentlnn, June M.iV) 1'iirniers mnrchltig on this city to sid strikinc snssr refinery workers were turned rmi-k by pnlke MoihIh-, An sttctnit tnsiie (o roediste the 4fc "loh fc ln eighl-liuur day wete soiialit. MB III CAME DME at S.

D. VBXIE is H. Udv R. WE cleaners, brushes, Tftrteersto'. iiishes.

Te-rsrera-o-s. honks, etr, who are. looking for a con- neellon or sme Mer ss'es nn isrser sot- me. See Mr. Harford.

495 Tribune An rex Men (2) Must Be Neat Bted weiry. avera'e esmings rwr week. Aieil 8 or after Johnson Co. S30 Henm MEN with tle ability. Wt comm to 13 onl 2W4 Fnshy Tower; TEACHER or co'leae trgvel for summer, train fire psid Minimum e.rn-ines.

Ill for at days. fr so day. Cs'l wi'm Aet-us Ttle WANTED-2 men to start at once, rnurt he Pst appearing. Miry eel men referrerf 88 and lihere' honng bo'h rondtttpiiiil tn start Apply 1 to 1 m. or 8 to 7 (a eepines Boston Ptk Hepn SIX men wanted to take orders fr Arnef-irn ms yaxine Three orders dsllv par weekly 14Lt)tyh-r Fyeh.nee NATIONAL' advertiser! fi-m eed.

ife-men to var-nctea. Apply 437 Loeb to to KAN 11 hr. fst selling nei'ty frr JSe rail je-'f 10c Aty dulck for territory. 402 Hodgson Bldg. POSITIONS WNTED WOMEN Household and Domestic REFINED Sesid lad good cook adults or widower would help r's hr.it or reslaurmp' feMr, Phone DU.

4M4 "vin is t. POSITION efficient educated woman as mr. See'y of to one elderly sdult, snywheti. Write -rm TTimine. TWO girls, teachers wlh positions as comnsniont o' mams.

so obiectloi in traveling Best of references. Write XI Tribune SCANDINAVIAN lady, houseke-olny In onlv reinen motherlesa home; ref, eschanged CH lOBfl RERPONStBIE hsko. desires gond honw rather than M-h w-es. Wt flB-btT iu iTk tZ ftor. th.n Wrl- Trlhtme GRADUATE nurse.

'It wrtg Tit yirr erwim ssit hosret. EXPEP elrl 71 hswk A-1 city ref. a 1. Room 40e. mornings YOUNG lady rants work can rhiH.

A POSITION as waitress or ep-al renr nv eirneeieneed ftn "tfl WOMAN to care for house snd chlldrn. Room, hnerrt. wawea, Per nrns, EXP competent lrl wants housework. wood rook. ety ref.

AT, 081s REFINED VOttNO HDV rifSTO'S ACE ss Hons'Fw-p'Fpp-r? py Isia, NFAT, exo. colored elrl wnt Job work- insr s. eavs. wer. jrw S77.

CATHOLIC firt 17. wants hsk esr. of cvntiaren. an in lage. S4 no.

S77. Housekeeper for wt-tower or private nome e.ottnie emn dtt. ,4710. girl gen hswi- adults. Gentile fam ily Kcr.

nr. 7i 7s WORK Of ANY "IND 25c PER HO'toaiKFEPTNO by reliable lade with child, small wswes wnnn home ST. snes. Hotel and Restaurants EXP. all-round cook, rood on nsstr.

hr- heeue. Tea Room, 703 Aldrich N. HY. 2222. EXPI all round 0001-.

rood on nastrv. rr- becue. tea rm. 707 Aldrich N. HY.

2722. POSITION as mr. of ap. or hotel, 15 years' exn write van Trlhtme. foundresses and Da Wnrk YOUNG woman wta.

day work, washlnir. clg will ao to ake pee work nsoiv. ga a rnrrare. per. RE.

3838. IF YOU wish to have vour clothes washed clean nd dried out In the open call 111 tisa WApTteD. d-v work hou-worlt, motherless home, Ciii trF sse In HotiR work, eyoer'eneed and reasonable Mrs Wold LO. 8471. DAV OF ANY FIND.

TTON. 87 DV AT. 716. 8AT1SFAC. COMPETENT laundress wishes washing ironing, wen rr RerM A 7mr, WAVTdsy olThour work of any kind CH, 0378 Nurses and (Invernesses EXPERIENCED teacher wonts position as nursemaid or tutor.

Wining to help In nome. rinoei reterenee. PRACTICAL nursing end housekeeping, re- name. nunont ssis. RFLIABLF tinlv elrl eovemcss or com panion.

Cap. drive DI. 8330. Prnfessinns and Trades BEAUTY operator wishes position. Paul graduate.

Go anywhere. LO. 3234. Mon Store and Office IF vnu desire aeeretary-hnnlckeener wilth initiative executive ability, calf me. 4503.

GIRL. 22. desires clerical or sales work Can type ExD ref AT. 8525. Miss Kroll.

EXP. Elliott Fisher blller, 38. needs work A-i rer. gas, wrle yfHn7 'r-rinitne. GIRt, wishes sen office work exp.

0990. MA nELP WANTED WOMEN Hotels and Restaurant YOUNG lady experienced in sandwich and aalad making. Must know how to hake good Pte puddings, prominent piare Do not apply unless well Qualified West Hotel coffee Household and Domestic COOK 2nd Ac Upstair. Maids. 825-880.

ALL SERVICE 214 Tribune Annex G1HI.8 It looking tor housework, good ase; and nieces, acme, ano Ma ra lieu GIRL for general houaeworli, no cooking LO. mm PASTRY COOK i W1LCKEN FMl'l 121 8100. wk BUR. 404 Knsol.a Bld MIDDLE-AGED LADY FOR HOUSEWORK, 1,11. MAM.

WIDOWER, no children, wants keener. M. Short. 4 14th it. house New Tork, snd that another girl snd a boy will go to Ned Wayburn's school.

Kntrants will not lie required to spend ft cent in staRiiiR; the local op-portunity revue. Costumes, make-up nrl scenery will be furnished by the RKO Orphenm theater, where auditions snd rehearsals will be held for two weeks atsrtin July 1, The opening; performance of the revue will be staged st tj theater July 15. 250 VOTERS QUALIFY TRUSTEE'S SALE. The tindersigped. trustee tn rttntcy, of the butcher ahnn known as No.

12 Norih Seventh Street Market, offers for sale all thp furniture and fix-, lures, showcases, machines, stock In trade now stltixtcri at No, 13 North Sevenlh street. Minneapolis, Property ran bo inspected any time during business' hours, Trtilee will recivn hids for said n-s'ts un to and Incliidtns Friday. June 17th. at M'O o'clock n. m.

Cashier's cheek for 5Q0 00 must erron). nany bid. Terms cash, Trustee reserve! the rleh' meet nnv or all bids made. WALTEr W. NELSON.

TPttSTt'E. 5th Street, Minneapolis Minn. ATlantic 0351. Henderson, nntf At Flakne, Attorneys for Trustee. 400 Plymouth Minneapolis.

Am JAIR. FOR BA.T fne ril(ifu In f7! Clottd, Minn. locnilon on Main street. Peats 104 neopK 12 able booths: tables; 35 stools: table, sandwich and an lad booth In the ccnler; complete fountain service. Terms of rem lease srromert suitably by owper of building, Must sell at once.

Come to see It. Excellent dimmer business. See Msnnaer of Cafe, Clou flMlnn, biid Jnij for renrtoif sTiv "'Irlih 20 ft. leifth TO. anoth-r place.

35x13, both on main street, good onenln for barber or shoemaker, or tailor, 410 chestnut st, John L. Schmidt, chaaka. Minn. FOR SALE Restaurant, hotel, pool modern building, reasonable rent, mod location Will consider terms or trade Jn. Mnllory Riisiimore, Minn.

LOCAL mfm has "just pTrirliieed bra iiillriaw every car owner must have No comnclltlnn, Woinleitul rlirtiitoii torn Jrnnnsit.nn, 1 151 Plvmnuth Bide. 3 'loctpaC'aiIiH Wash ingtnn 'iv BUSINESS hoiSe smsll down 1 payment, Call 332. 40th av B. TO MAIL BALLOTS More than 2F.fi men snd women of Minneapolis ho will be absent from Ihe city on primary election day have obtained- abent voter ballots from County Auditor Al P. A fee nf 35 cenls is rhsmed for ach spplicnttrin.

The applicant, must spnly In time to mail hts marked hallot so it will reach the Judges of -i --ll 1 "aJ pfills close,.