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6. FUNERAL DIRECTORS THE MINXEArOIJS STAR Friday, July 9, 1913 21 OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS AROUND THE TOWN RECORD FOR ROSE TOWNSHIP Obliging Blaze Starts During Department Drill ROSE TOWNSHIP voluntppr fire department today believed it had some sort of claim to a volunteer corps speed record for jrettinc to a fire. Thp department, with 15 -if the 25 members present, had just its Thursday right, drill when an alarm came in on a fire I at a shopping center at Lexing- Carpenters, Contractors Agree on Pay AFL Carpenters and contractors were agreed today on wage increases of 25 cents an hour for 6,500 Twin Cities workmen to minimum of $2.05 an hour. Employers said, however, that the new'scale would mean an increase in home building costs and declared an increase of 25 cents was not justified. The contractors had offered 15 cents when the union was demanding 30 cents.

They rejected a union offer to settle for 20 cents, conciliators said, Ihe matter went to state fact finding. The fact-finders recommended a 22 cents increase. Two employer spokesmen-George Griesgraher, president of St. Paul Home Builders, and Emil Fronk, chairman of Minneapolis Builders and Contractors association, said: "We regret the sub POLICE RECORDS MC.HT SPOT ROBRKO- R-urg-lats got. a total of $428 from two cash registers at the Six Hundred club, 600 Third avenue S.

Vivian Fiske, 4331 Cedar avenue, reported theft of a $175 wrist watch by a prowler who found her key in a hiding place outside. Irowler look from a dresser drawer in the room of Russell 19 Fifteenth street N. Driving; barefoot to rool off, Joan Wanous, 19, 5251 Twelfth avenue was tagged for speeding 65 miles an hour at Seventy-eighth street and Cedar avenue. She was fined $35 in Richfield for speeding and for failure to have her driver's license with her. MISCELLANEOUS Tonight's community sing, di rected by George Murk, will be at Riverside park, following a band conceit at 7:30 p.m.

Sponsors are The Minneapolis Tribune, Minneapolis Musicians association and the park board. The Minneapolis; librnry hoard postponed elertinn of officers to Thursday when a quorum was lacking at its annual meeting. Heart Butte Dam Ahead of Schedule GLENN ULL1N, N. D. (ZD -Const ruction work on the Heart Butte dam southeast of here is ahead of schedule, the monthly report of the bureau of reclamation's construction engineer showed today.

ton parkway and Larpenteur avenue, north of St. Paul, about three miles from the fire house. A tank truck and pumper, with Chief Kenneth Fahyanske in command, made the run in about two minutes, he Haiti. Fahyanske dropped the receiver on the fire call barely in time to swing aboard the apparatus. The Rose corps sent calls for assistance to volunteer departments from Lake Johanna and Little Canada when the three-alarm blaze threatened the district.

The fire heavily damaged Radmann's grocery and meat market. A variety store and barber shop also were damaned. Fabyanske estimated damage at about $25,000 before the fire was brought under control an "hour later. A Lake Johanna fire truck was damaged when it, too, caught fire, apparently from a booster battery spark as it was being refueled. Damage was light.

Find Body of Cave-in Victim After 70 Days CHELSEA, MASS. (JD The body of a 33-year-old city employe, buried by a sewer cave-in and quick sand run 70 days ago, was located 35 feet below the surface Thursday night, W6rkmen, who had been digging in relays since May 1, reported they found tie body of Angelo Corsino, a water department worker, imbedded in clay and quicksand. Advertisement Never Brush False Teeth, Bridges Clean them this new, easy, safe way Brushing can ruin dentures! Clean yours with ORA, the new product made especially for this purpose. Simply leave denture and teaspoon ORA in a glass of watpr for 15 minutesor overnight. No rirushinjr.

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Get ORA today, be taje! A product of McKeSson Bobbins. FF.MOVES UNSIGHTLY TOBACCO STAINS GI'ARANTFKII TO HARM lOUR IEIN TLKE. QUICK WORK Police Fast, But Robber Even Faster POLICE were fat but the rnb- hr was faster. The thief, carrying a pistol in a hip holster, cowed two men in a car in front of the Sheridan hotel. Mrl Alex (iiixliri.

Hurley, a hotel gupftt, it and railed police. A police squad arrived in less than 60 seconds. But the robber was gone, with loot. J. Strandskov, 21.13 Minneapolis avenue, driver of the car, lost $10 and Taul Beyreuther, Aitkin, $20.

Council Take Hand in Building Permits Pending completion of a new ordinance. City Building Inspector John Nelson was di-rrtd today to submit to 1h council all applications for building permits involving doubt as to proper zoning. Specifically council approval will be necessary in cases of proposed business use property zoned for commercial purposes, but where a majority of the adjacent property is being used for residential purposes. Boy Wins Ride in Cab of '400' Jerry Koch. 13, 5100 Thomas aenue had a free ride Thursday in the cab of the Chicago Nirth Western railway's "40" from Minneapolis to Eau Claire, Win.

was awarded the trip as first prize in a model kit contest sponsored by the railway. He built a model of the Pioneer train which visited the Twin Cities several weeks ago in connection with Ihe centennial of the line. 3. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS Kl l.KER Henry .1 gp 73 of Onnon Falls, Minn. Survived by 2 dushtfr, Mrs.

Bill iPhyllisi Townsenrl, nd Mrs. Marvin (Lucille Jolirifnri; siandrhil-rtren. Funrml Sat. 9 a m. at St.

Pius I'athollr church. Cannon Falls. Arrangement bv l.iimlbeip Funeral Home. Cannon Falls. Itriaary 8 30 p.m.

Fri. at the tunnal home. KI'HTII Wllhelmina. Of NE. Garfield St.

Survived by sisters. Irene A. and Hcnretta 1.. Kurth. Member n( St.

Lutheran rhunh. Servires Sat. pm at The Burr Mortuary. Interment Hillside Cemetery. 1.1 III) I CO AT Mat tie.

ajc 63. of XS5 Vera Crur. av. Robbtnsdale. Survived hy husband.

Will; 1 daushter, Mrs. Charlotte ('orbit of Bremerton. 2 sons. Harvey and Leonard, hoth of Rohbinsdale; fi grandchildren; 1 slsler and 2 brothers. Services 2 D.m.

at The Gearty Davis Funeral Chapel, 4P.K4 West Broadway, Robhinsdale. Interment Brooklyn Crystal cemetery. I.7.orik Andrew, age 81 ot 4th st. NK passed away Fri. Funeral nntlr later.

Peter Kozlak Funeral Home. M.BIIH-N Clara A. as 70, residenr Wahkon, Minn. Widow of th lat John McBreen Survived by 1 brother Wesley W. Clauv .1 sisters.

Mrs. Mapsle Helrk. Alherta. Mrs. John R.

Pry or. Trarv. Minn Miss Kmma Claus of Wahkon, Funeral services Sat. I'M m. at Gill Brothers Chapel.

Interment St. Mary's. MAINS William ate PS. of 4900 S. Lyndale.

Wed. a m. Services Fri. 2 m. at Peterson Brothers Funeral chapel, 18.18 Central.

Interment Hillside. MKRTFNS Adolph William, as 76 of 3SOO 7nd St. N.F.. Survived bv 3 brotti-cis. Julius and Hie in Germany and Carol in Rumania, a niece.

Mrs. Julia Finrk and her nusbanrt and daughter in 1 niece and 3 nephews in Gernuuiv. Funeial set vices Sat. I ni. at Hie Washburn-McReavy Funeral Chapel.

oilier -4th A. Central under the auspices ot Aik Lodte No. 176, A.F.A A.M. miiiiucnl Acacia Paik. MOHAN Edwin ase 81.

residence Mill Kith av on Wed. Survived by 3 dauchters. Mrs. Karl McClenahan, Mrs. P.

J. O'Brien nd Mrs. William Hess-Int; grandchildren. Services Sun. afternoon 2 o'clock at.

The Krten Prairie Methodist cliufch. Arrangements by We-lander-tjulsl iWest Chapel), 2301 Du-punt S. NUMAV Henrietta. Vloo 1st av. s.

Services Mon. 11 am at Joe Bill-mans Hons of Flowers, Nicollet. Van Cleve as 64 of New B'litlilon. smvlved bv hi beloved wife. (Ml, Ih.

I dsueliter. Mrs tateen. 7 g' andrhild'-en all of New B'-lChtm, 2 sisters 4 brothers. Funeral services Sat. p.m.

at The Community Church, New Brlshton. P-viewal after 4 m. Friday at th A. K. Perrfn residence.

Cleveland Ave. A I'cninlv Ptud F. Inteiment Hillside. Ar-t nsementa with Washbllrn MrHeai AT iWO. Mlltl IMi Hulda ac 70.

5343 Cleveland st NK. Beloved wife of August mother of Nei.s Carl Knule Mrs Podany. Mrs. A. W.

Schrcmci. Hairy all ot Mpls Mrs. Kenneth OlHon. Chicago. Also survived by 12 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren.

Member of Blenda I.nd;:e. 1 DOS Services 3:30 p.m. at the I.aison Cliapel. 2301 Central av NE. Interment Hillside.

1-KAKSiON John, age 79. of 39JH Uln av s. service Fri. 2.30 p.m. at Calvary Lutheran church.

Clncaco av and 3Hlri at Interment Lakewood. Arrangement with Oakley-Bjorklund Funeral Home. 1900 Hennepin. PK'I FRSON Axel age 61. rs.

381 43rd av s. Passed away In Chicago Mon-dav. Funeral servtces Sat. afternoon, 3 o'clock at the Welander-Quist (South chapeli. 19th Chicago.

Interment Lake-wood cemetery. S4VZKBACH-Gladys, formerly of 45 Luverne av. Survived by husband. Arthui. 3 sons, Keith.

Carl and 1'aul; 3 sisters and 3 brothers. Services at Owen Lewis Funeral Home, Roslyn Heights, L. Sat. at SOI1I KBI age 47. of 4105 3rd av So.

Survived by wife. Cecelia: 1 son. Richard, his father. Tehr Soder-hert; 2 brothers. Harold A.

Ernest W. S.Micrberg serices Sat 3 p.m. Mc-nivitt Funeral Home. E. Ijlke St.

Burial Lekewood cemetery. lll.V I IIK Nellie 17th av. S. bv sons, Floyd l.oren daughter. Helen grandson.

Robert r. Notice of services later. Werness Brothers. TRl MRI.F Eben age 75. of Glen Lake, on Tiles.

Survived by wife, Olive; on. of Glen Lake; 2 daughters. Mrs. Ernest Shepherd (Mattie) of Saulte sr. Marie and Mrs.

Evelyn Horton of 9 grandchildren 1 great grandchild. Servtces Sat. 2 p.m. White Funeral Home. 2730 Hennepin av.

Interment oak Hill. Excelsior. Friends may call Fri. afternoon tve. at funeral home.

Arrangement by Bardwell Funeral Service. FK William of Jordan. died Wed. evening at the age of 73 years. Funeral services will be held at Strait Funeral Home of Jordan, Sat.

at 2 p.m. WAKNKF. Cloetta. age 17 of 3326 Park av. Survived by mother.

Mrs. Melissa V.arnse; lather, John B. Wainke. a tali is. Mrs.

Adiian Cramer. Mis Ben Svelu: brothris. John K. Warlike and -Stevens. Services sal.

tl am. at IMUum I.uthcian chtiich and giave-sliie seivnes 12 noon al Hebioji ceine-teiv northwest of Mankato, Burr service. WAY Mrs. Geo. Ml.

of Minne-wastita. on Thurs. Survived by husband: 2 daughters. Mrs. June Searles and Gladvs.

1 son. George. ail of Min-newashta. Services 30 Mln-newashla linlon Congi er.ntlonal clluich. lot ri incnl Leach ccmclnv.

Fi may lull etl atli-inoon aiol eve While Ku-neinl llomr. in lletint-plit av. Aiianne-menls bv Baidvrll runeiitl ItMUlshtHI ll Josephine. iti 7H. of shakopee.

Suivlved t'y 7 riaugh-leis. Flea Oil Lexy Rlcs ol Shakopee, Marl Muer of St. Paul. Odella Max of New Market, Margaret Kehrer of l.akeville. Laura Casey of Trior Lake.

Magdalen Wlederhold ff So. SI. Paul; 4 sons, John, Jacob, Joseph and William, all of Shakopee. Also survived by 2 sisters. brothers, 37 grandchildren.

11 gieat grandchildren. Funeral from Ihe Donald Ries residence, Monday, m. Mass at St. Mark church. Shakopee.

at. 9 30. Friends may call at Ihe Cavanaugh Funeral Home from Saturday noon until 2 p.m. Sunday and at the Donald Rles residence until time of service. WKSTBfRY Ar'hur age 64.

of 3537 Fillet av Survived by wife. Effif. h'other. William. Services Sat.

1 p.m. Barney Ano'-on Son Funeral Heme. Interment Lakrwood cemetery. There is enduring comfort for the bereaved in an appropriate final tribute conducted in the skilled manner of the Weiancler-Quist organization. Strict personal confidences respectful understanding individual handling of every detail these are the foundation of the Wclander-Quist reputation.

la FUNERAL DIRECTORS McDIVITT FUNERAL HOME ROY PATTERSON 201 av S. st. DR 362l DAV I A Funeral Services from $125 MAin435l O. E. 3301 CENTRAL AV.

GR 3571 RAINVILLE MOR5E E. AND NOBLE A ESTABLISHED 1893 Rll 48 Washburn-McReavy EST. 1 YEARS CENTRAL ATS369 GILL BROTHERS FUNERAL CHAPEL 14H LAUREL AV. GK J'5 Elmer Albinson CHICAGO A V.17TH ST. MA.34M Gleason Mortuary mji and Niroltef RE 5207 BILLMAN Funeral Chapel DAN BILL MIAN.

JR. ROV F. HUNT DIRECTORS 2518 CENTRAL AV GR 3535 Kapala Funeral Home 230 13TH AV. NE. BR 3721 WELANDER-QUIST CO.

WEST CHAPEL SOUTH CHAPEL NORTH CHAPEL KEnwood 220S MAln 65(16 HYland MOl Paul Albinson 3400 PARK AV. AT 141 WERNESS "BROTHERS FUNERAL CHAPEL S700 NICOLLET LO 2fiM STROBECK-HAUGE HOPKINS HO 8030 J. MOW UME NTS AN MARKERS SEE larse display. Prompt delivery. I.FE M.

BOGLE CO. 3V.9 Hennepin PL 4471 10. LODGE AND CLUB NOTKES av- --j 7.ilhiah Temple Statetl Meef 'jf- 730 pm. Fri. eve, 'til.

Shrine Club houi. H- ne Ccmmltte J. C.PTE. MARIE. Tnienlate 12.

JTRANSPORf ATION VjRflVEL" VET Sfl'DFNT Wnni" rid fn New Mexico or vlr. Gcod driver. Ret. PU 34:3 In Teavlns st. mornlnr.

Will lake Kef CH 13. VACATION GUIDE MAKE arrangements to spend your "vacation al Napoleon Lake Camp. New resort In Ihe heart of I lie best huntinc and fishing district ot Itasca county. Your choice of nine lakes for w-alieyea. northerns, bass and pan fish.

22 mllea north of Nashwauk Ml Highway 65. For information write Edgar Brooks, Rte. No. 3. care Napoleon Lake Canit.

VACATION atT.lttie too MVchTlakeT 2 bedroom likpia collates, AIo Am. plan New novelty loir semi-modern. fJood variety fishlnj. Guidea. Motor.

Ham's Hido-A-Way, Blgfork. Nllnn. 1DLE-A-WHILE AT IDLEWILD RESORT HK. cabins, elec. jtas.

linens. Days $3 to $5. wkly. $15 to 525. Boats by hour, day or wk.

Holt Lake. 1 mile W. of Mllle G.Hanson. Garrison. PINE MOUNTAIN RESORT.

Backus. new hoosckeepinir cabins, new boats. Excell. Iishlnj. For reservations call GR 5024.

DEER pass resort onWhiTe Fish chain. Jmusekecping cabins boats. EM 3576. 7. LOST AND FOUND LOST I truck panel cn 27th av NE.

betw. Cnlv. A Marshall. 4 slakes painted black, otanre lettering. Moving A Heavy Haulms." Call Bach Transfer A Storage.

GE 6354 for reward. LOST July 7 at store on Kth A Nicollet lady's platinum wristwatch diamond studded initials D.W P. on back. Lib. Herberg LI ANYONE knowing the "whereXocuts" Vfa black female Pekinese lost Mon.

eve. call AT H1.I4 or HU JS47 or BR 3724. Iog under Dn care. I.theial irw, LOST Man's brown billfold Ta'rs7cm taming transp. A money.

Rew. Rnbt. E. Dungan, 2118 Banks Superior. Wise.

IX)ST Glasses, mens br. rim. Sun. pm. bet.

Wash av. Curtis Hotel A 700 S. 10th st. Write J. K.

Johnson, gen Mason City, la. for rew. LOST Salesman's grip" -with catalog" books of Snap-on Tools Corp. Pleas call GE 5367 or CO0981.Reward. LOST Tiies." Lord Elgin wrist watch.

Yellow gold with expansion bracelet Reward. HY 8531. AIM'S. LOST Brown overnight bag. Gray'i Bay beach, Thurs.

Glasses A wrlstwatcb, needed. Reward. HO M304. LOST Sun. night, man's dlarmaid "TiiigT Excelsior Park or vie.

Liberal rew. Call NO 241S White Bea av. St Pa 1 LOST Gold wrist watch. Name engraved on back. Finder phon D.

P. Gatnhle, LI for rew. LOST Collie" A body, white breast, tan fret. Name Is Pal." W1I yi lti. 4512 Washburn av S.

LOST Man's book i( pc drown billfold Sit. Nlc. between 5th tl I'll or III; s.341 Sally. BROWN A WHITE springer spaniel puppy lost from 4126 3rd av s. Rew.

RE 0633. LOST Kitten, 3 mo. old. black "with" white spot under chin. Rew.

1904 9th st. downstairs. LI 7336. LOST chain A diamond penant nite. vie.

14th A Mc. Keepsake. Rew. P.E 47N8, LIST hlirk patent leathei purse, Nlc, (mm V'id. a in.

MA MM, Est 2.9, IteM at it 1 .1 1ST ill ow torloUe shell Hm teadinit tlasses at MinikahiU Club. Itewaid, KK 1.1S7. WILL person who fuund wallet at Noko-" nils beach oh Thiir. please return sam without money. Wm.

l.ohff, PA 4040 LOST Pr. prescription sunglasses, avia- tton style. Rew. KE 3390. FOUND '49 C.IRLS CLASS "ft rNfl" J.oop lJlstlirl.

W'll 2060J Black "Bcacle dog. vie. Mh" Morgan N. Rew. BR 7111 LOST Red cookrr apanlef Answeri to "Tassv." Reward.

I.I 2001. LOST Black short-eared cocker. male," "Turmy." vie. Wayzata. Rew.

KE 5560 LOST Goiden brown dog Vic-of-Harriet bearh.Rew. RE 081 3. "LOST Works of Elgin 'watch in loop. DR 6S64 after FOUND: FTMAL'E COLLIE. RED RIBBON ON COLLAR.

Ht.91f!. LOST Black Labrador, name Joe. wnite tip on rear foot WA 4023 LOST Money tied in tobacco sack. 3 $10 bills, on Nlc. Ave.

LI S254. LOST Rayban sun glasses, loop. Reward 2161 AT 62.. LOST Blond bone rim bifocals, vie. of" Ridccwood.

Humboldt. KK 1036. 18. PERSONALS WOULD stout "lady with packages who saw aged lady fall In loop store June 15, at 10:30 a call Schopmeyer, AL 0467. FOR SALE: Minneapolis Golf Club membership.

5300. References required. Wrlte 6t59 Star and Tribune. 1 WILL NOT be responsible for bflls contracted without my signature. Edward W.

Posch. 5640 40th av S. WOUIJ5 person who saw accident bet. The Narrows A Excelsior July 5, at 10:30 p.m.. please call HY 4923.

19. PERSONALS. BUSINESS MAKE YOU "OWN permanent, floxiblf figurinp molds. Can bo. used nvrr over, f.asl for yonrs.

Individual instniciiun. Ml Pent mfllei -j i i 50-. nrr civ up. 74? N'r P. Ml 1 rlli I'MVAN'TKD hair, permanently removed; also warts moles and other blemishes, Perm 1 treatment.

Miss Hageman. Suli 32R flft Nicollet. MA PS20. PORTRAIT SPECIAL -----One 11x14 crtppertone etching rrtralt apeciat S3 for one nionh onlv. Phvills Brown Studio.

47' 2 S. 8th 24 HOUR telephone answering service. Office desk space. AT 02RS. 'BEAUTY COUNSELORS" Sales A Sery-ce.

2829 Park av. Phone PL 3397. $35 PAID for S20 gold coins. Others wanted. AT 7100.

Huber. 210 S. 6t st. SHORT range lead jallery on wheels, compIete. RE 8124.

BUSINESS SERVICE 25. Air Conditioning AIR CONDITION YOUR BEDROOM WITH A PHiLCO ROOM COOLER $399.50 INSTALLED CALL PA 6661 FOR DETAILS NORMAN'S 1204 East. Lakp VA fififil IMMEDIATE SERVICE Westinghouse Air Cimditloning equipment in stock for prcmnt delivery. STELLCO INCORPORATED BR 3101 SILENTAIRE unit ventilators, attic fans, kitrpen. exhausts.

Unit Ventilating Co GE 0323, lift Lnmb'r ETehanre. USED refngprapt 4ir oonlitioper. versi good shape. HO P07S. 01 E.

blvd; A IF. CONDrTTOVEK Frigidatre. "34-tm cap. Ex'el. rond Used in dental office.

J413. MA 2076. BU1INESSSEHVICF 26. Accountants and Auditori 'LOW COST BOOKKEEPING AND TaJT SFIIVICK 31S5 21. Ashes and Rubbish Haullne RUBRLSH.

ahcs. gen. hauling. Bjt7T garages, attics cleaned. Business and residences.

Prompt, reasonable. HY7217. "RUBBISH RF.MOVAIStouis P-. W. hOlh South and SE.

Also Biack dirt Cinders. PA srios. 2 Men. large "dump truck Want misc. work.

So. Mpls. For arf kj ndofdnm trucsetirCCi2T31 "VETERAN, new dump truck. Ashes, run-" h'sh, dtandgravel.WAgl63. ASHES rubbish hauled on short no-lice.

Light moving. PL 9128. GR 091. general hauling of alt kinds. Wou Id a pp reclate your call.

AL Q53S VET hauls ashes, rubbish, cans A brush Call anytime. RE 83S4. RUBBISH LIGHT HAULING CALL LI 6643 DUMP open Lakes 19 Ave. Nov Close In. Rubbish Si dirt onlf.

You Call We Haul. GR 4C63 I3ST Brown billfold coritalnlrf i road tlrkets to Chicago. Reward FA.S3T VET. wants" light haultng. ashes rub-" blshVonr price.

AL N)9. LI VET needs A would apprr. dotnit JO hauling. DR Cal2anjtime. VET General haullne your prices.

AsS" forBlll. KE S712. WE haul ASHES. RUBBISH. BRUSff.

etc: Fastest service In town. FA fiSlO. ASHES, cans A rubbish. 2 hrs. noticed Reasonable prices.

DRF7R9S. ASHES up Job. Other hauling. Reas. RE 7057.

ASHES, rubhlsh brush. Genera! hauV- lng Prompt service. Reas. DR 322P. MAN reeds work hauling ashes A ruS hlsh.

Reas. prices. LO 2982. DEPENDABLE trucking. Trash A ash.

Bus. or res. Quick service. LI 3637. 23.

Awnings, Blinds, Shades VENETIAN BLINDS New. cleaning and repaintlnt. window shades traverse rods. Free est. DU 82M MODERN SHADE 3747 M'HAHA AV.

APEX COMPI.ETK ASSORTMENT SIZES. COLORS APEX SHADES A BLINDS. HIGHEST QUALITIES. LOWEST PRICTS. 2i UkKK st.

lo orm QUALITY AWNINGS, etc. Quick Delre. Che.seJoro Mfg. 1009 Marq. GB 29.

Bulldsr and Contraetort BLACK TOP DRIVEWAYS OUR SPECIALTY I-atd and rolled. BR sT. EXCAVATING Basements Dug at Low Cost LI 0335 GARAGE Tn fit your neejs. Built on lot in week. Overhead doors.

Cement siaB. Breeieway It deslrM. Work of quality. 3 yrs. to pay.

20x12' I49S GARAGE BUILDERS CO 8662 CO 90ti7 CO 8457 LI I0TT Overhead Garage Doors H5 A up; sectional roll-up doors. 167 A Up. Your doors converted to overhead. Lincoln Hills Hardware 6700 PENN S. WA 1437.

MTLS. EXCAVATING GRADING LANDSCAPING Better Work at Lower Price 2S NO. SEVENTH ST. CK JEXCAVATING GRADING BACK FILLING A FILLING WALBON EXCAVATING CO. GK 4839 GR15J Better GARAGES Built KATES-DILLON.

Eullders. SO SJ07 RE 1 871 KE 919 GARAGES COMPLETE HAWTHORNS CONST. CO MA 4.WI WA6453 KE1MS Excavatinq Grading rtillilps-Bradley Co. St. lyiuls Par Office A 94S fter m.

EXCAVATING GRADING" BacVflillng, fill dirt. Dozer shovel renV 3LKraft.DR8995.PA 62. EXCAVATING GRADING A FILLING MARTIN DONLEY PL 925ff 5843 Nicollet HgTfrM EXCAVATING GRADING FREE ESTIMATE HEMMING DU 7m "GARAGES BUILT jrt. to pay. Get our prlc.

Bit J3X eves. A Sunday GL 56M. Complete GARAGESTBetter 7 $495 GORCO CONSTRUCTION CO. WH OMt WHY LIVE with lagging floors, blndlnr doors? Have tlmn corrected the tested proven Adjusta Post way. Call GR 8883.

OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS Garages bnlit, remodeling A CARLSON Hrothera GL DR8SI7 "EXCAVATING RAS EXCAVATING. RE 620 KITCHEN CABINETS PICKET FENCING Treated postsJ Kr eejest- GR 4293 MODERNIZE your bath "or kitchen-with Pittsburgn Tile Immed. expert Inj'ail. INTERSTATE BLDG MA 3553 REMODEL REPAIR Caiprntrr work, free est. ke mr mia U'INIlOW iitrrti por.hr.

eipert: le.nveied, lrialied A Miada to otdat. Kiee e-l. V-aiii'kn iei: Work CEMENT WORK PA life. GARAGES" BUILT RIGHT. PftlcW RIGHT.

CAI.L BII.L DR 17 FIREPLACES BRICK- VENER DR KITCHEN CABINETS mada to oxde7 Free esllmatea. GARAGE DOORS TO OVERHEAD. TL P2.3pU 4431, GRADING A JOHN NELSON DU Vf't CARPENTRY." REM0DET.TNG7-XT-NC PA I PA 9219. PICKET fences, remodeling A carpenter wR PA 9443. EXCAVATING" A GRADING AT REMODELING CALL SIMON, AT 9802 EXCAVATING GRADING FILLLNG BERT IlAGLAND.DR5e0 GARAGES.

A perches bul'f A repaired." GR63f.8P.E4101 DOZER WORK BY HOUR OR CONTRACT. CH 6137 CARPENTER work of all "kinds No Job" toobiiqrtoo small. OR 9102X. JOLjCement VicKkWaier proof ine FOR QUICK ESTIMATES PHONS CEMENT SPECIALISTS 3 Years to Pay CO WS3 CO 90S7 CO 9457 LI Cement Repairs BR 5544 Foundations rpasem't walls plastered. BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR cfSfENf WORK DONE, call LO 3844.

Bonded A Insured. Payments low as tS mo. 13 to 315 mo. plan.O'v down payment. ATTENTION contractors A huildera." Beat the predicted cement shortage.

Put In your footings, foundations, ga-lage slabs now. Free e.sf. CO MM FIRST QUALITY P.I.OCK WilltK OK Al l. KINDS. 3 YEARS TO pay Dirnr.os FOR WORK -n Nlinea.

bl'Hk fffiindatlnns. fliers A WildlH.AKK CEMENT t.O TJOs, HICK STONE, 1IASP1ENTA rllfM-Nl REPAIR, TUCK POINTING A Wl NTVIW CACI 1 NG 1 Ol'R WORK GUARANTEED, footings, hiock work, steps, walks, slabs A 'ners. Call AL 9931 or AL 117affer 53n m. FOUNDATIONS, "steps, sidewalks Bas-ment A garage floors Guaranteed work. Free estimates.

I.O 8S54 GARAGE slabs. "flbors7 dTlveways. fV Jalnln. wails, cement work. DR 7318.

STEPS, lawn walks, drlvewavj, bass-' ment walls plastered. PA CEMENT STEPS. SIDEWALKS. FLOORS A REPAIR WORK. DU 6815.

CEMENT WORK First quaUty block cement work. WH 2577. PATCHWORK on chimneys, steps, baia- ntsandietairnjwnP5l9. CEMENT WORK OF ALL TYPEsT MA 3842 REPAIRING chimneys, brick walls, walks, steps and block laying. GE 947.

CEMENT MIXERS. PAPER STEAMEST PAINT SPRAY FOR RENT. RE 8590. DRIVEWAYS, floors, steps, walks, brick" work. McCullough.

NE 9809. GARAGE slabs, floors, driveways, re-tajn ing wa lis. cement work. DR 78 1 BLOCK WORK Footing, floors. itepaT sidewalks and fmall bidgs.

WA 5388. DRIVEWAYS A WALKS. BASEMENTS. GE 7325 jOR GE 0034. CEMENT work, footings.

Jlldln5. HO 831fi. CH 7079. SIDEWALKS." CONCRETE WORK. NO JOB TOO SMALL.

ST 1446 STEPS, walks, "friotins A genl. cement work. Guar. GR ST 182. 32.

Cleaners. Dyers, Launoriet COMPLETE LINEN SERVICE AMERICAN LINEN CO. 47 9TH ST GE 4613 'li. Clothes Posts 'WE KEFAIR ERECT WIRE TrNCsJ" D'J fiocjt EXTRA heivy stee! elothej posts. hoot.

GR 5575, ST 1529. ADA MS Mai Sp Age M. rwidrnr PUre on "J'huis. Survtvrrt hy MM rrji. Mr.

Anna shoblom. Mi. Rr.sMp I rii ht ol hn Anil! cw I. )lnn. Island Park.

Mlnnrjnnk. ft Mon. 1 M) p.m. W'r landrr-(jul5t North ChAprl'. IJOrt V.

Intf imrnt 'nrt tlonal cm-ftery. AMU KS() nrvk. 4.1. TOR S. Hlh t.

ry 1 da uj; 1 i .1. Zufall, it New Rirhm'tnd, 1 1 Harry Andfrsttn, of hpr nutfripr, Mrs. Mary PasKfl. of Whlpliolt, Minn fi sisters and 3 brothers. Ftmrral sprvlres 11 at the Washburn-Mo-Heavy chapel, corner 4th Central.

Interment Sunset. BASTIFX r. Hilda Rfl. 35.18 Olson Mrmorla I Highway. Snrvivpd hy jester.

Mrs. Anna Watson. 3 biot hers. Fritz, Gilbert Art hur Kudd. Scrvicrs Sat.

2:30 p.m. at Finger funeral Home. Interment Crystal lake cemetery. RKNTOX Webster age 7. iirtnre.

Mnls. Athletic club on Wd. Siuvtvert bv ila tighter. Mi', f. K.

ff lebet h. s'm, We lister K'a id Brnftm. Services St, a f-tprnoon o'clock at hake wood chapel. Arrnnmpnt by Weia nder-Qutst iWest chapel) 2301 JDiipont S. I BOSHOHTII Nettle, age 02 at Masonic Home.

Service and int. Pavnesville, Minn. Oakiey-PJorklund funeral Home. KE 1900. CARROL Ulltan M.

4139 251 Ave. So. Survived by son Lester. Servl'-es Sat. morning 9 o'clock.

Werncss Brothers Chapel and graveside services Marshall, o'clock. K'H Kred, age 82. of 1018 University av. SK. later.

Arrangements by Peterson Brothers funci al Home, Ib38 Central. 1) Mil HI K(. l. C. age 82 of Johnson t.

SK. Sinvived by 6 tiling liters. i )( tit Jindt Mi, hi lirl 1. inker iii.d Mr, lai a I.lnkei Hi of M)l Mi. Kclyii t.lnkrit of Hastings, Mr.

Floreine Skok ol New Prague, and Miv Helen tchlndt'ldeckvr of JBraham, 3 aomt, Arxiuld Bernhard both of Mpls nd Carl 1. of Rasemnunt, 4 grandchildren: 1 alster, Mrs. Hokansoji of Dodge Center, Minn. Funeral servl Sat. 3 p.m.

at the Washburn-AfrHeavy Chapel, corner 4th A Central. Interment Hillside cemetery. IANF.NS Alex M0r Washburn av. Survived hv hrot hers. Joseph A Henry atid A j51 n( Mpla atater.

Mra. Heni-lett Votnholt. Hlli-lugs. Muni. Pilvulf srtvlre sal tmmi.

I o'cltM-k VI er news Hrd hem fhspel. Interment I-akewood. please omit DVIS Cenrge F. .14 21 AMrjrh av. s.t jge Survived hv fahrr, jtisier.

Ma I ga ret Krance Ula and Phlpp5. brothet, John. Service Sat. .1 Mi Jfe Blllnian Ihnie of Flo wet 21 Nicollet. Jnt ei mrnt I.akewood.

H1NCAN Rich a i age inns. I.ovtng son of r. a nd rs Ma Icolm Dun-ran. 3044 Minnehaha fond brother of Pun rile l.ce; grandson Mr. a nd rs.

Brougham Duncan. i and Mrs Delrner Mitchell; great grandson of Al rs1 Finite tin Ink. Service Sn I II a.m. McDtvll Funeia 1 Home, 2825 K. I-ake si.

Burial Sunset. FA Uv Harry K. age 42. of ljke Mln-newawa, M' tiiegor. Minn torinei iy ot Jlonover.

Survived hy 3 daughter. Jeanet le. Dm othy St Joan; in parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Faue of Hanover, also 2 sisters. Service Sat. 2:30 at the Peterson Chapel, Buffalo, Minn. Interment Hanover. FFKNSTItOM Jennie 2439 lxn on Thurs.

Age (14. Survived by daughter. Mrs. Kleanor M. Ha Iverson, sister.

rs. Solvi brother, Daniel Strom. Services Sat. 2:30. St.

Oiat Lutheran church. 29th A- Emerson N. nterment Crysta Lake cemetery. Arrangements by Sundseth Funeral Home. FOKSM 4 Ernest age fill, of St st NK.

helovi hutand of viol Fursman. Meniner of Nindk.i Ma le Cno-i us and Ask eland Octet e. Services Sat 1:30 p.m.. at The O. K.

Larson chapel, 2301 Central av interment Hillside. II MM mi geon A age fifi. of M3 4th a SF Sin vived by wife. Louise; daughter, Mrs Helen Bronson; 7 gtand-ehildren: 1 si.vtn 2 hio! hers. Mi'mwr if Old Timers club of he Street (.

Services Sal. 3 m. Bai ney Aiulersi'ii Jit Son Funei a 1 Home. Interment Aracla Pa rk cemetery. Jf.VH HFK Bert, age 73.

residence 44 icoilet a on Wed. Services Sat. It am. Welander-Quist North Chapel i 120ti W. Broadway.

Interment St. Peter, Minn. HA I'SFR Frederick, age 26. residence 3006 Irving a v. N.

on Thurs. Survived by wife, Arlene: mother, Mrs. Frpd Hauser; 2 sisters. Mrs. Raymond Mankato, Mrs.

William John-no Mpls. Service. Sat. 3 e-lander-Wulst (North 1200 W. Hroadway.

Interment Crystal iike cemetery. FjiiII, age 75. reaidence. 2907 California st. NK.

on Thurs. Survived by wife, Amanda, daughter, Irene Hegman; son Ralph 3 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren, 5 sisters. Services Sat. 1:30 p.m. at Welander-Quist South Chapel 1 Chicago a v.

Hi 19th, Intei 111 cut 5 unset Memorial Pal k. III Milt KS tleorge. mH I.Owry tv NK ui vl''il tiy wife. Ft not pai ciils, Mr Mrs. John lb-lid: ick.s; Kinji.

Label. fji ace Mollrr. Ch i oline oiler. Margaret Wllhetin; 2 Herbert lc Ksten. Ser ices Sat.

2 p.m. ar Sunset Memoria I chapel. I utei rnent Sunset. Arrangements Joe BHlman's House of Flowers, 2121 Nicollet. IIFNSFX MeMta.

age h. of 341.S Park Survived by 7 wins Hen-sen. Medicine lake. Milton of Chl-cwgo 2 dfltlKlleis. Klien 'l-vHfltii1.

lUilit Miv Mnud 1 1 11 1 hr 1 of Mtdh loe 1 f. II gt a ml hi Id i en ah.) 7 gi I 1 a ti1 hi Id i Funci i not lee latei An alignment ith Washhui n-Me-ReavT. AT. 2J0. of MUton Farm, Servl es Sa t.

morning 10 r)rn Vr -nens Brother! chapel. Interment Crystal Lake, JOHNMtM rcter Rm Dih av e.n Wed, ape ftt. Survived hv brother, Andrew of Chicago; jitter. Mr Mat le Strom. Mplv 2 hrot hers and 1 sl; In Sweden.

Service Suf 1 10. Sundseth Funeral Home. Interment HtlMde cemetery. KNOX Mrs. F.llzabetht age formerly of La Crosse.

Wis. Survived bv 3 daughters. Mrs. Mildred and Mrs. Doris Skaja of and Mrs.

Juanita Puent of La Crosse; hr mother. Mrs. Hofman of Turtle Lake, Julius. William. Walter.

Carl. Louis and Ht nry: Edit and Kmma Hofman tf Mrs. Martha Vnsel of St. Paul. Funeral Sfrvicrs Sat.

10:30 a.m. at (Jleason Mortuaiy. L'Tth st A- Nicollet av. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

KRrTII Max age 76 years. 41.10 Aldrtch av Survived hv 1 sister. Mrs. Ward and 1 niece. Mis D.

Shattuck. Velva. N. Sci vices Sat. 2 p.m.

Swanson Funeral Home. Interment Crystal Lake cemetery. KI'Fni-Bertha. 3ft05 1st Ave. So.

Survived by daughter. Mrs. Waiter Otto. St. Paul: sister.

Mrs. K. L. Kohl hose. Mollne, 111.: Mrs.

Albert F. Pelk. Hutchinson; brother. Alfred A. Biebighauser.

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