The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 13

THE SHREVEPORT TIMES SEPTEMBER 28, 1933 THIRTEEN Everything Has Gone Up But the Price of the Pulling Little Want Ads-Call 691 1 JHURSDAY MORNING A PART VENTS AUTOS (PASSENGER) AND PETS FOR SALK tne beautiful tan arey hound, ft months old, mule. i'i'I SPECIAL NOT. CES I OHM. I IE'uES WU CREATE A DKSIilN FOR Vol) i 1 1 1 Treasurar, ainl shall bo du on nr before larch 1, 1H. and bear interest at the rata of al 11 pa rent par annum until paid: and there la hereby pledce for the repayment of said loan an nud like Louisiana for unemployment relief during October.

The grant was made from the discretionary fundi of the admlulstra-tion and need not be matched by state funds. Louisiana previously received $4,303,557, making the total to date (5.558,557. WIDELY KNOWN ARKANSAS MAN IS STRICKEN IIOPSES FOR RENT Mi iLL ht'UK and ra. furiL-fit one-hat' btora afhrioj; 3u montn 4: i LiV nt-ftr school. eJl M1 Phon owner 1 i bu I i ct'ii I iy i n-vv pa int a nd pa per, hH rd'-vood floor 115 irontn 1 -i Vint St 11 1 S(l 1 5 7 ii Foifr ti fviii s.

ITS PH' I'll LF nice all m.drn t'onvenieni es close to hooi Werner Park, Rent month. Phons (IP'S, Mr Tm ruir RKM'TIPI I. t.tte. modern. te- tored wads, 3 bedrooms.

douh srs-. ithini to he f. uml Yuret Prive; Pnr month Ph'tne s-'1Th MM. 1-1 t-e ad a 1 10 0 to I 0 L.ip.v. or ar.artmsnf, 4 ail ector.

92 up. I'hnf ni't', KTi-i nie, mndern fi-ioorii ii.e. bargrtin. Povely tt-room hnnxe, ALL GOOD USED CAR Low prices and easy term.1 makes our used car business good. 1931 Ford DeLuxe Coach; $75 down, balance easwy payments.

1931 Ford Town Sedan; $35 cash, balance small payments. 1931 Ford Coupe; $73 down, balance small notes. 1929 Ford Coupe $125 1929 Ford Sedan $100 1923 Ford Coach $85 1930 Reo 4-door $200 Buick 4-door Sedan $50 1930 Essex 4-door Sedan $135 Ford V-8 DeLuxe Coupe-Special price today. See it. If you have an old car to trade, bring it along.

We can use it. ANDRESS MOTOR INC. Ford Dealer 717 Crockett St. Phone 5147 USED CARS i All you need is a desire to own a good used car. Leave the details to us.

We have just the car at just the price, and we can sell you on terms to suit your convenience. 1932 Ford 4-cyl. Coupe 1932 DeSoto rumble se 1932 De Soto Coupe, rumble seat. 1931 Chevrolet Coupe. 1932 Ford V-8 Std.

Coupe. 1932 Chevrolet Coach. 1932 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan. 1931 Ford Tudor Sedan (late type). 1931 Chrysler Coach.

1931 DeSoto Sedan 1929 Oldsmobile Sedan 1929 Ford Tudor, extra clean, $175 1931 Ford Roadster 1929 Ford Coupe $135 1929 Ford Fordor Sedan $135 1928 Buick Sedan Studebaker Towing $25 WRAY-DICKINSON INC. Ford Dealer Phone 3165 308 Market St. HP1PK utraiefht eight 4-door aedan. driven 2 5 0 0 miles: pa-trit, and motor Rood. Price JKO.

H. E. Mor- TRUCKS, TRUCKS, TRUCKS BATES-CRUMLEY Your Dealer in Shreveport 132 (Aev. li-i-T. Truck S225 1082 Chev.

Truck $285 1931 Chew Vo-Ton Panel $325 1929 Ford Pickup $150 1931 Chevrolet l-Ton chassis and cab, 157 -in. wheelbase $350 Some of these trucks have been reconditioned and have-new tires; all have cabs. Others are to be sold like we traded for them. 1571 Texas Avenue Phone 2-1 6S6 NO ONE REALLY WANTS MORE THAN "SOUND VALUES" 1923 Cadillac Sedan 1928 Buick Coach $95 1928 Dodre 6 Sedan $95 1931 Ford Sport Coupe $225 1931 Chew 1U-T. Truck $195 1930 Chevrolet Coupe 1929 Ford Sedan $185 1931 Chevrolet Coach $345 1932 Chevrolet Coach 1929 Essex Coach $65 1927 Packard Sedan 1928 Chrys.

62 Spt. Cpe. $150 1930 Chew Po-T. Truck $165 192S Chew 1-Ton Tanel 1930 Chew U-Ton Tanel $175 1928 Chevrolet Coach 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 3208 rhones 3209 RED RIVER MOTOR Inc. "The House of Sound Values" Buy Your Fair Tickets From V.F.W.

WE KNOW YOU WANT A GOOD CAR Then look at our Late Model Repossessed Cars before" you buy. See our ask about our terms. We know you will be pleased. 1932 Chevrolet Coach' 1920 Chew Sport Roadster 1932 Ford V-8 Coach 1931 Ford Coach 1932 Ford V-8 Std. Coupe 1930 Dodge Coupe and others.

Need money We make loan3 on late model cars. MOTORS SECURITIES COMPANY, INC. Thone 2-6 170 or See E. S. "RED" WELLS 719 17:2 ti ill i.

a pi i 'm: 8ina't P'-wr s. hols mvl h-'n--'ni hTHNi.fttlMt apartioetn. ni rtti, room and board, la his boarder wanted Phone 1 9 THE 1713 FAiHnni r. Eteirant apartment, a be-1 room 1 1- In-In lath h.eakt'aji 1 ilnrr i lrl ILU KHiugf spattfnent on tiixtot lot curner Line and Jtf fei son, i'fione 9 Nh fitrninhed 4-ioum hi hi 'tmept. t.l.

hil.s ps 1 Si -n r. i -y 2 Mi KLY PKNiHt Ap7 T- MKNT. PKi'SPKCT. II B-ia-W Kurnisht'd 2 bedrooms 7 Kurmshed roor.it. rnvters l.lalstone.

furnlnhed it run corijm. nn Near town, unfurn. dup ex. shades J-'" 1 SuO IUu kner. fi-room cot 'sue uu nr.

ai.tv Piii TWii lame moms, pmate and trnnre. narMire bills p'ud I'h 're 14 4-moiii tipt-er 1 CHJ Parian 4 rotms W. N. U.r.TKPH OVK 2 4' KiN'-iS liltiHW A'-Two nuelv furnished 4 -room lower apartments, private bath- pp-ne 47fi LKl I'lKl'LLY furnished 4 romiis. lui-k.

ttle lath, sieeplng porch, Frlgtdaire. "i'J Jordan rooni lurmslied apsrtnient, cloe in. re-i i hie. P'pi Market St Nii'KLY 4-n-ni upartnient. 3uJ Phone S-MfiL Kurnisiif hriik.

newly decora led. near Ct'pswell school, bills paid. 4i. KurmshM duplex. bedrooms.

Lovely furn. duplex, O. HUhiand. Pilfer, unfurn. duplexes.

2b. $35. Hl'VKNS RKAI.TY PH'WK s-it: LY fur.ushed a pat ment. priva' ft bath, it or sr ire. conveniently lorn ted hi Us rmd.

Phnr unlurnihhed duplex, il.V Niva Twro'im. unfurn. hous Owner, 5 2 U' ro-nis. unf urniplud, modern t'A-t ires, private entrances, J15; share bills. Hi: Wnndrow.

duplex, i 1 t'urntshed; ii bedrooms. strictly private; srrefiied porrhe. tMCfl Phone S-44iii. LOV KLY turnishf-d a parlmcnt, private ba th. janitnr eervit-e.

vunventently lo- hills paM. Phone S-1 "'i, ONK larce upstairs h'-droom. private bath. kitchenette, sink, hot vatr. phone: cloe lo school; bills paid; northwest corner Ksnn and Orswel! Sts, Phon 2-57 2 Ki ve-room upper duplex.

2 la rge. bed-rooms. nire living room, nice closets. ALL HILLS PAID. J4 Four-room duplex, near frepwell school, extra bed.

just like new, $:,: 5L Five-room furnished apartment, 2 bedrooms, new. Lower duplex, furnished, bills paid, 930, couple. CALL Mrs. Bert Swearingon, Realtor APARTMENTS HIGHLAND Strictly modern 5-room unfurnished duplex; ti bath, lextone walls, built-in cahmpts. FKItMSHKD HHIOK or a ted; In a choice residential ion.

4-rxim lower apartment, nicely furnished elect rif refrigeration, extra In-a dor bed. tile bath, maid srviee. hi Us i aid. I.AKOKST RKNT MSI IN THK i'ITV N. B.

ST0ER. REALTOR PHONE 4246 225 FIRSTNATBK. BLDG. APARTMENT SPECIALS KOCR.ROt'.M 111' renovatel: screened porch; one-half block car line. FOfR-nOOM ntTT.KX.

renovated. fur- nifhed vprv attrs.c!ive!y. FOCR-KOOM BRll'K. all lulls paid. T.

S. NEAL, REALTOR 54 7 rj Jordan, tunushed brick, bedrooms, 5. Newly furnished apartment, 2 bedrooms, near school, unusual bargain. Furnished duplex, 2 btdrijoms, alsii dtn-Iiik roim. f.fi.

Furnished hrik. newly decorated, near Crosweil. bills paid. J4'- 35 Jordan, newly furnished brick, exclusive. Newly furnished brick, 4 rooms.

Highland. f22 M. Mrs. Kirk Simmons, 8-1049 APARTMENT SPECIALS TWO-PLOUOOM SPKC1AL, Nicelv furnished. Hitrhland, near trolley; eleccric ref ceiilnf? fan.

automatic beater. LAKtiK. I'NFL'KN JSHK1 3 BLI-KOOMS. Kxcpllent condition. An unusual value.

Highland, near stores and car line. HniH VAN FURN ISHKD or unlurnishcd downto.vn apartment, pric reasonable. Apply 715 Louisiana. FIVK rooms, furnished; iarte porch. Frig-Ida irt.

garage. Open 9 to 5 913 proa-Pet. WELL Fl'RNlSHKD. roomy apartment, near 'rPVeil irhnnl rtacuntihla tti Klngll ch way, FltY nice 3 -room, st rid ly private, lur-nished arartment. Si2 F.lmwnnit Phrtn H-2453.

I iSH KI APART-MKN'T. IUNO 2-4184. MRS McC HILL APARTMENT Lower furnished 4-room, bath, pnrch, garage 1141 Busby. SToNKll A VK. Five nioma, sieepmg por- and parage, nsr schooi and walk inrdifOincp town, Phon 7 4 4 Fl or unfurnished rooms.

bath, keeping porch, strictly private. p-Mn 41M. 'I'W'k i-It i i.l apartment, nicely furnished. $3.75, bills paid; Fairfield section. Phone PARK Lovely 4 -room br.tk apartment, couple, reasonable.

t4S Rat-cliff. Phon -1 LZ Y. clean j-roum furnished apartment. Al'AHTMKNT, 3 rotjm. private bath; hLsu bdro-T'm.

Phon I'-' 4 2 1 ji 9 Spr'nu. THKKK-Ui O.M f-rmshf i apartment, ills raid. Kn-tis Phore 2-i2. l.i rge roms. sarnae, hills paid.

14 ft week. Phone 4f" NKULY furnished apartment, pri- vate birh. St. Phone NK. KLY furnisitrti apartment.

bath, oarage. Robinson Place. Phrm H-t ei Wvt.N 'KftFPL valu, adiabie 3-room tur- nij-hd arartment, bii.s paid. Phone LA fumisn-d bfdr-'m an, Uitthn. Kfir.TiiP, bills paid.

aduPs. couple i batit itujly lu'iny-hel 4 r''nis. i bd. Highland 3.i St i-; lv dialed 1., UMt''. fj-niifd aprtrf- NU'KLY fiinueh'd 3 or apartmenr.

huPK-iiuoM unfurnished arartnvnL A Men A -10f-K-V SPEND TilE WINTER AT THE WALES Ntredy furnished and ftr. pr-Hif ire fans a'd iles'iirfwl LiT-prrn far in Kit-1 hen. wth ma inr fan a hirh wrt. tila ti Very colored kr-r. Aith Pea.it'fii1 colored tne baths with -hoer and Janitor st.i? in tiimt'ni.

uhnh MKie- it ry tn bad weather fas by day week or mmth which a'p unusua lv low copH'H ed wtlU l. fyi nf pr and t-rvi( navt thf a'tra-tivt apsrtren: ri isbe ts T. S. NEAL, AGENT WAN LI) IO REM a I i Pi: i i refren. vt NEED houses and furnished apartments at once.

Phone 8-3988. WANTED hs rus'iin f. bi.th rn'al sii 5a's in hetrer i of Ca.l A P. JMR. M.

C. Sherman Sales Apency RicnU'Brens'er tiOl Mvs KEN I Ni'." i i i.i T'nisTikTi aoisB K. iii? Highland. PAIMIM. PAPER UANUNU pftintinu ami tuMr prlca rmmnmili Call Caay Allen.

7 Mmiv lwkH tvv work Hftlf a)a rmmins. Work guaranteed. I' Monti 1 i Hicrn I'AIN I'giirnnng. all Aor'n BuaramM. Inutst pru" Al rfrni.

Hurke Ward, phone H41 BUSINESS CARDS llOOFIMt LEAKY KoiiFS IIEI'Ailll i. Work tuar-arteed. Hen Phone ytll I'AriTEVi'tiK AM) ON I II At I OKS CARPENTRY l-nal-class house or screen work. Roat building Phone UPHULSlERlM, OlA lurmlurt rebuilt, ref tni(tht1. hoist ered.

Mtp cn er. I'hnne ti-4tH2. 9 ii Till a Uru I.STF.hING. refiniHhuiK. uii cor and draperi pi made to measure, bade reva'Md.

2ic. Call Mr Ln. 3U'I) Judnn movim; ftUTTS TK A.NSFKH l.onx or nlmrf hauU. ('all 2-7874, irvi money. 2153 yuena irhway MAKSH AL'S SAL No.

33,278 In the City Court nf ShrAvp- port, Iouieiann. J. U. Lons v. Mr.

and Mrs. W. T. liy virtue nf an alias Writ nf Fiprl Facias. Issued in the above entitled anl numhered suit by tho Hon.

1 ui i I 11. Samuel, Judue the City Curt. iSiirevp-purt. and to me directed. I I aw w-Mzd and will i11 at public auction at lie principal front door of th Court Hnis of Caddn rarish, Louisiana, jdurlna the lesal hours for cal on Saturday, the 4th day of November.

Lot Hlock O. Werner Taik Subdivision. Caddo I'arlsh. Louisiana, said property to be sold as belonging to th rt. V.

T. BoRue. to pay and satisfy the debt specified in said writ, together with interest and costs. Terms of sale, cash, with benefit of appraisement. J.

I. HILTON. City ilarahal. Sept. 27.

NOIICIS Notic la hereby given to the public that no hunting, fishing or treppessinrt: is permitted on the tank farm and adjoin in property owned by this company, located on Ardis Island. All persons trespassing upon said property will be prosecuted according to law, THE TFVAS rovvAVT LUS'l AND FOUND LOST Between Houston and Shreveport, 8 Fish tire, moun'ed. Liberal reward. Phone LOST in drown case marked Alae. St.

Louis. Reward, 512 Anils Hlds? Phone fij'U, LOST Sapient nor 'i, iady's Luio a wrist in or near Fairfield His Cham. Phone Reward. MA.NClMi INSIKUCTIONS PRIVATE and class instruct ions. Tiny Yard.

School of Dance, Green Shack Studio. Line Ave and Columbia Call CHILDRK.V3 CLASSES, modern and classical dancii.g. tl month. Mae Myers. Phone 5-3511.

EDUCATIONAL PRK-SCHOOL and First Grade. Annex Highland Baptist Church. Miss Jack, phone 1945. SLitS. GKAY'S M'RSKHY now open afternoons except Saturday and Children under 2 years of aqe.

2ac hour; over 2. 2rr hour. I'M 5 Ouintnn MALE HELP FULLER liRl'SHKS are in big demand: hig fall housecleanln season Can place 2 men in Shreveport; permanent position; pay is good. See II. T.

Stroud. 60 2 Gfddens-Lane Uldg. between 1 and p. LOCAL branch of larne. rnanuiat turor has opening for 3 clean-cut.

energetic men for permanent position; Rood pay, good future. Apply 211 Rirou-Hrewrr Rldsr. FEMALE HELP PRACTICAL nurse, no incumbrances, live In home-, help care for si'-k woman; ref erences. Address Rox ISO-P, rare Times. MA.1LST1C UKAL'TY SOHuuL 3U Uajesttc Rldz Phone 3-2478 New Classes Now Forming Earn While Yoo Learn Fill, Particulars on Request SHKUV fcPi HT BfcAL'TY SCHOOL FOR FULL INFORMATION CALL 74 4't MILAM MALE AM) KEMALE HELP MANY new otfice pusilmns tieing crentefl by NHA.

Ask for free Jttereture winch tells how you can qualify In shortest time, at least expense, day or night. Meadowa-DrauRhon College POSITION WANTED MALE C. P. experienced, capable, employed. unimpeachable references, wishes perma- individual practitioner.

Address Box 498-S. POSITION WANTED FEMALE COLORLD giri wants job. cook, maid. unnd 411 "rd St. COLORE I 1 iil wants work hh maid or NEAT, clean colored girl wants job.

maid. cook: live nn premise. Phone 922. A-l Ellioft-Kisher and Burroughs machine operator, also (teneral office work; 1ft years' experience with lame, local company. Can furnish best ref.

erences. Whole or part time. Phone J-1640. Hi ifSEKEEPl.N't by ir.iddle aaed lady tor vorksn couple. Phnn $-h K' 2.

RL I tJ i epei int ed. enei dependable, settled lady wants hotel wnrk. salesady, dresses, anything Hx i). Homer. La.

LX i AikK -ei-er-sTcnorirspher rs work; ntbr wnrk. SALESMEN WANTED MLN with cars handle our line fhrevport territory; best season now opn. Experienre or rasii dps.t not re-qiiiied. L. R.

Price Mercantile 180 7 Tg A SAI.K..MAN tti tt.iiK Mirevepwtt and lo--aI parish, seliina busmees only (oca! man Na'ionally adver-tispd line; prma nent connect i n. Mt chant Industries Inc. Box 1 lis ion. IJLSINESS OPPOItTPNITIES SANI'Wlcli s.ini'. and ke l.er; sell heap; pood buy for some one.

"'i a I FILLING STATION srid dri sterd on highway. Rarpr.i;n 1VMJNE. IU LOAN MONEY loaned on late modui autos; no endorsers; lowest rates. M. B.

CA1IN, 80G TRAVIS A CAH LOAN WILL PAY THOSE HILLS a mort.it a trteret or a r-ther old KaOiot you owe, ('nm and f'nt out how arrange tnan on a convenient PE'iiSONAL FINANCE CO. MARSHA 1.1. PH INE S'li Loans nhik 1 1 A MOlOKCVtLE IMLULE AN KI. fret rnn'litien. Ti-e.

I i In per-Adtiress Bn IST-T. rsre I If) A IS I'OCLI LIV LSIOLK SIX beuutitul, Ireth imlch C4iws (or saie-Mansfleid road, west section house, milfs out A. .1. Wo'-'dfin, un.itaded mme cows. Four are re-iftered: thev are all itood.

T. H- and abortion tested At Jnnea I'alry, Oren- wool road (ialt. TYPEWKITERS tOd I'KH CIJNT KACTOKY Ribbons I'o rt a hls Repairs SCOTT TYI'K WRITER SAI.KS CO. fltv I'n-H Hiillrlirl I'lione HLV. sell, rent grin repair gll makes typewriters Ming machines, cash reu-la'ers Phons J-V'li I'll Texas Bl.

Buckhalt Typewriter Co. We buy. teil wti ara. arlrling i rent and repair type-naehlnes. cash registers.

AUCTION EXCHANGE, Inc. 5 Tns Ave Phone J-4'its RADIO SERVICE Rlil'NSUU'K KAllit and Alwater Knt. tulirs, cabinet stvlf, first class condition, bargain price. $17 '-'t each. Crescent Jev.lrv and l.c-an t'o.

"::7 T-'XftS St RilSl'ELLANEOLS WANTED JUNK tars. old t.suiles. rttu.alors. metals, bottles, keys. Jars.

etc. Phone i 11 A FOR SALE YOl'H HUM NA.Mt:. trade li.urrt or mun-ofrram artistically reproduced on anv uniform, table linen, bed linen, tic. Prices reason a He. ARK-LA-TEX MFG.

CO. 7P, Mt'nti St. PR i i'i-A the root ot your with wonderful NT KNAMKI. TJP Send ii3c for Ji-oa. can pcst-asre paid) to Nu-Lnaiuel, Hi Baronne New i trlea ns.

l.KATH i)Aby suUy and kiddie ar, rood fondittn. chrap. 4 1 CN KAti.i 1 t)ffit lute diainond. Address Rox ''n r1 T'nies. SWAP Uti cow and calf, or automobile to trade for mules.

Ed Gibbons. 4 Cotton St. rtv-ne 2-2e. IMAJMKINO HOT water heaters will advance Ask for quotations. FIT.dKliALL) PL11.

AND HEATING CO. LoMJsiana Ave. Phon SlMH HOUSEHOLD AKT1CLES We pay besl cash prices tor household goods. AVENUE FURNITURE CO. 1HJ Txs Ave Phone S-5S9R before sellitiK vuur lutniture.

wee us Allison Furniture Inc. llt'-S'l Texas Ave Phone 4'. IS HiUHE.ST I'lill'KS 1'All) t-'HU HUU6E-HOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE. Regent Furniture Inc. 115 Texas Ave Thone 2-U72 Hl'J'ITKLI) Furniture l'a buy.

selis. exchanges nw and used furniture. iive us a ring Phone "-TxTH. Texns Ave. Exchange Furniture Co.

Pays Highest Prices for Household and Dffice Furniture Texiis Ave Phone 2-7S14 HlUHhST CASH PRICES PAID IOK AND OFFICE FURNITURE AUCTION EXCHANGE, Inc. SfiS TEXAS AVE PHONE 2-40SR breakfast room suite. Rarret. SPLEND1U iai'tse, black used Ganand gas ran Ere. $L'0; also exeeilent ponelain-lined.

4-shpJf r-f ricrator. $'20. Phone -1 ,151. WILL pay cash tor used Livin Room and Bedroom GLOBE EURNITCHE COMPANY 5 1 2 fnmnion St. Phone 2-781S mohair living room set.

tirst- j'las LiO Boulevard. K-4I1' FURNITURE BARGAINS 3-Rurner Gas Stove, god Jri.oo ietroit Jewel Range $11.95 3-Pifre Overstuffed Living Room Suite 124.50 3 -Piece Bed Ha venpoi Style Suite. JaTinrd Velour cover J7.50 NEW YORK FURN. CO. ffi4 TEXAS AVE.

PHONE Ml 48 SPECIAL! Beautiful 4-piece, 3-ply walnut bedroom set. reflnished like new, consisting of bed. vanity, bench and chest of drawers. Special this week, on.y $47.50 And Hundreds of other Bargains in Household and Offke Furniture AUCTION EXCHANGE, Inc. "The Store With the Yellow Front" S65 TEXAS AYE.

PHONE i-4S6 Between Cotton and Crockett MEM HER NRA MUSICAL INS 1 RUMEN IS CASK tor good used studio piano. Ad-dress Box 4 'i -M, (are The Times. ROOM AND HOARD ICL room, private ent ranc, ttu-ma. Karate, to coupie. Ualzell.

I'houe 8-lni8-J. NICK upstairs tront hd room, adjotn-tni Path. hr-akfajt Phone S-27. 1 ICLLY urnsched room, excellent in-a is. gaiage.

private borne. 60 Kings High-irav, PtiiVATL, txt.ute ttoine. working cui-le K'r's Phone Kot bath, ineais, private home, Kai r-f leld mn. convenient schools, car lire. prop" b')'K ltiAilKK6 or ccuple, lovely roin adjom-in ha th.

half bio. from car itn and Hrnadmcwjr school meals if desired. 334 O-kley hrtve. Phne -4 f- 9 Mi'l'i oorns, it or without t)h te 4 Ph'Tte 2-1 ''i 2. RuuMMATE gentleuian, ruoin, adjoining bath meals, garage.

3-1 Col- Kou.vLS fur nin or ladies, private ba th msls optinnfil: Phone MCK, 11 da mom, nKi.v furnished private good meat Jordan. 41) PKSPK 1 room, pn-vaf hoinf n- fils if wanted. Phne MlfS X-l" L''VLLl ff.in; pi entrant and home tdeil ioati-n gentleman. Phono 2 LAKuh 2, inva'e home: m-'ais 1 if Wan Pivfn A N'i r.i i or uur m-n 1 "hare ni'-e frnnt mm. aduonintc both, prn ate f-ntran earait0, also 1 bln.k fmm ar ime.

n-ai i desired. vopy rr-n jn Ph HUUMS FOR It EM A 1 i rt A' i i tni. ad)oin nts hath P. ri h.irh. trfl rh-io ON froru tail's hath, h-vf wafer, breaKfiist.

norths Kan (i 1 fr'wHi 2 7 L' LN tti. iMitie. inoi tror.t b(i "j-'i, 411 Kca Pt-pp 4 L' 7 K' 'M of to tKitn HT- e. l'v pn ULiS J. AN e.

com I orrabl rimsn. garsB. private h-mie 'Z2'i Prcspect Pbnpe -T'', A I A i K. in rooju. n-rsee n-eas nevi d-mr.

11. i Kou.evaid ULN i LL.dAN front pri.a entrance and Highiand tar. Phone Hi Pi i nnn i ndti ha 1 1 1- i 7f, nr.ir;-.. nHr Bird hiiru and i f) Wi 1 tn la lv l-KLi'tiitPt t'-'om. pnvat hnji'.

nsr schoo 1 hiok frnm H.ghiand vr rvir t-iK! lii fiont sJjoin-t Lflfh. prr se nr tr vv ra- ATTHAC i i Ki.V furnished nenly df. or-aiei e-lv 1 ii It nnly ar r-i'n, m. U'fil IKtober 1. Mrs.

Kose. amount of the revenuca from In ktneru alimony tax of the City of shihv, ixirt for the year 1)33, Hhli la here'iv Irrevocably dedicated and set apart for the pa ment of said certificates, ga they m-tture. Read, and ga read, adopted tne fol lowing vol. Avea: Acting-Mayor rord, rommlatttoncra lawklns, liirkaon, Evana (il, Nava: None. Resolution No.

01 of 19311. By Mr. Kordt WHKRKA8 th Board of Henlth of til city of Shreveport haa passed the follow Inff resolution: WHERKAS unusually heavy ralng of th summer hava caused an Increase In the breeding of mosUitoeg In and near th City, and WHKItBAS the facilities of the Department of Health at tile present are urnbl to cop with th problem of exterminating these moaiiuitoes. and WHEHKAS the liuduet nf th Depart ment of Health Is not sufficient to enable the employment of additional men and rur chase of equipment necessary for r.r.y particular campaign to destroy the mosquitoes ann thetr t. reeding aces, and WHEREAS it Is eallmated that the sum of approximately one thousand 111 Hollars will be necessary for this work, now.

therefore, HR IT RKHiir.VEn by the Hoaid nf Health of is City of Shreveport In session convened that the City Council of tlw city of tihroveport and it la hereby iPHpeetfully requested to make a special appropriation of on thousand (ILOOm Del liira to be credited to the Hoard of lleaitl for the purposes hereinabove set forth, and WHEREAS in the opinion of the Council of the City of Shreveport thla emergency work is necessary, and WHEREAS at the time of the prepara- lion or tne nungt for the Health Department of the City of Shreveport this e. pendlturo waa not anticipated or provided for in said budget, now, therefore. BE IT RESOLVED bv the Commission Council of th City of Shreveport that the appropriation of one thousand (H.0ni Pol-lnrs as prayed for be granted and that there Is hereby appropriated out of the ex cess revenues of ISii a like amount to care for snii appropriation. Rend, and as read, adopted by the fol lowing voie. Ayes: Acting-Mayor Ford Commissioners Dawkins, Dickson, Evans hi.

None. OKIHNAM KS (IV SKt (lM) HEADING AMI FINAL Ordinance No. 37 of 1933. An Ordinance creating a No Parking Zone" on the west side of Louisiana. Street between Crockett Street and Cotton Street, extending from the corner of Crorktt Street southeasterly along the west aide of Louisiana Street to the alley between Crockett and Cotton Stre-ts.

Having passed first reading on September 12. 1933. was read by title, and on motion ordered passed to third reading. Read third time in full, and as read! adopted by the following vote. Aves- Com- tr.lssioners Ford, Dawkins.

Dickson, Evanj Ktf. cays: Anne. Ford reported to the Council that in the absence of Mayor Hardy, who Is in Chicago, he had attended a called meeting of the Louisiana Mayors in Alexandria on Tuesday, the 2ith. This meeting had been called to discuss the advisability of reorganizing the League of Louisiana Municipalities. Some twenty-five Mayors and were in attendance and perfected the reorganization of thn League.

A resolution was adopted memorializing the Governor that if and when a special session of the Legislature Is called for the purpose of repealing the ith Amendment, that he oe goon enough to advise the Executive committee of the Louisiana League of Municipalities in order that they mav have me proper representation there to mak suggestions whereby the municipalities of ine Mate may be able to secure a Just proportion of the taxes securing from the sale of whisky, as well as pass the necessary laws and regulations for the enforcement of the law. Mr. Ford also reported that Mayor Hardy had been selected as Vice President of tha Leagu from the Fourth District. There being no further business Council adjourned. J.

W. McFORD, Actipa-Mayor H. H. HLCKABV, Auditor and Ex-Officio Asst. Sec'ty.

MAMIE TURNER Clerk of Council. ONE ORDINANCE ADOPTED SEP-TKMRKR it. 1933 Ordinance No. 37 of 1033. By Mr.

Dawkins: An Ordinance creating a "No Parking on ine west Bide or Louisiana Street oetween Crockett Street and Cotton Street exending from th corner of Crockett Street southeasterly Rlong the west side of I.oulslana to the alley between Crockett and Cotton Streeta. Seclon 1 BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Shreveport In legal and regular session convened. That a "No Parking Zone" be created on the west side of Louisiana Street. extending from Crockett Street In a southeasterly direction to the alley which runs parallel to Crockett Street between Crockett and Cotton, further providing that signs he placed along said area designating said zone. Section 2: RE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, That for the violation of this Ordinance, the fine shall be not less than Two Dollars and Fifty Cents (J2.60) nor more than Five Dollar (IS.01).

For failure to pay said fine, gain shall he worked out on the streets of City of Shreveport at the rate of One Dollar (Jl.Ofi) per day. J. TV. McFORD, Actin Mayor K. If.

HVCKARY. Auditor and Ex-Officio Asst. Sec'ty. MAMIE TCRNER. Clerk of Council.

Phone your want ad to THE SHREVEPORT TIMES' Classified Advertising Ratei Sunday l4o per line Dally Ho per Una Count averse: word to lln Including name and address. INSTANT CALCULATOR This tabl of ratet glyeg (-ot of 4 vertlsements from 2 to 1 1 lines Minimum char dsllr Minimum chargat WATCH REPAIRING THE MUST modern ann" comniete wst--h repair ser1re in the city. J. M. Rismcr st Crescent Jewelry and Loan Co iil st LICENSED liUS LINES LOW BUS PARKS Everywhere) Via TRI-STATE COACHES Phone 42(s p.not Msrshsll at Ksnnln tXCl'fiSil IN RATtS HOUSTON S.OO Also Tolnts North.

East, gomh gnd West. Leaves Shreveport a. and sr, p. m. Fast Through fohedu'es MlSSlil-RI PACIFIC STAUES Anfn Hofel Rtiiidlre I7i nfcl.l.Xli MI1N8HINK MlCS LOW RSK'N RATKS.

BKKuRE YU GO ANYWHERE. CAM. 2-1313 2 ED-WARPS Al'lO H'TKI. HI.IWJ SPECIAL NOIICES MRS. I'RED J.

Frater. 221 WnshinptVm registered Spencer eoretiere. create a design especially for yon" in style or siirtrjral rortn rr h--H WE specialize renovatn tnattrew. hot lprinps. Inter-sprtnas.

Kapo wrol natr end mose. Twin Cit Mattrese. h.e Wool and Cotton Uniforms n.anufartme lind sell a pe of wmfornis for r-sta'iiaotjt. hn' tp. titutons and erice etations Sausfae tion itnarsn'etd ARK-LA-TEX MFG.

CO. Miisn SHRSVKl'ORT WlXmiW CI.KANI.Nti CO. ALABAMA AVF. HATS CLKANb.ll A.NU BUVKEl) hy exper. AMERICAN HAT CO.

8t TKXA3 A VR Pluinhtni rei i rs pips. va vt-s i it nK for your own use RoenMtb P'timhmt A i ah piunl. fm qurps. bsnkts 2he each. Work nuaranteed.

Phone i-t4oi. R. t. Lee Wilson, One of Big gest Cotton Growers In World. Is Dead Memphis, Sept, 27 UP) R.

E. Lee Wilson, 67-year-old founder and hole owner of the "model" town of hVUson, one of the world's largest cotton planters and a power ful figure In Arkansas politics, died Ihrre today after extended Illness. Mr Wilson was broiiKht here last Wednesday from Hot Springs. kvhere he sought relief from the can- er ailment with which he had suf fered for a number of years. Hla kleath occurred at the Methodist, hos- Ipltal.

An operation was resorted to la few days ago In a futile effort to have his lite. His farming operations covered 10,000 acres in Mississippi county, Lrk, alone. In addition to the acreage owned in other states, and oper ated In connection with the Wilson yiantation, Is a pedigreed cottonseed larm where a specinl "Wilson type" bl boll cotton Is bred. fKt; Wilson was recognized as pos- fclbly the second largest individual cotton producer In the world. He was stockholder In a Memphis cotton lrm- through which he sold 7,314 lales of cotton grown on his farms 1929 for 712,567.

The check given payment for the cotton was one )f the largest ever drawn on a Mem- hla bank. MIOT JOBLESS RELIEF FUNDS (Continued From I'axe One.) LOf families on relief rolls and costs In Louisiana again ln- during August. were 71,124 Louisiana fami ng cared for In August, when 89 was spent, as compared 873 In July, when relief costs $1,066,274, according to Hop- ures. GIVEN $1,225,000 LESS AID WORK ton, Bept. 27 (Ji1).

Relief tor Hopkins today an- grant of $1,255,000 to SYSTEM OR HEALTH pleasant relief that Thed- I Draught brings In cases of you can work better, play rnjoy life more fully. Black- lls to establish "regularity of ents. Eold In 25 packages. inky IS NOT A NEW DRINK lis Radio Station KTBS 1450 KC THURSDAY A.M. Devotions.

NBC 7:15 Don Hall Trio, NBC 7:30 cheerio, NBC 8:00 Breakfast Club, NBC Knr Southern Wingers NBC Musical 10:00 Morning Parade, NBC 10:15 Franres Lee Barton NBC 8. Army Band, NBC 11:00 Musical 11:15 Widow and Angel. NBC 11:30 Farm and Home Hour NBC Battle Concert 1:00 Mnslml Originalities NBC 1:30 Musical 1:45 Carr McKenzlp. NBC Grandmother's Trunk NBC 2:15 Words and Mtnlc. NBC 2:45 Nell Sisters.

NBC Illinois ontrlhutlon to Science, NBC 3:15 Thursday Special, NBC 4:00 firntral refit-ration of Women's Clubs Talks NBC 4:13 Casino Orchestra, NBC 4:30 Jack and l.oretta Clemens, NBC 4:4.1 Soloist. NBC 5:00 Viennese F.nsemhle, nrc 5:30 I). Hennertr, NBC lllng. Barn Orchestra NBC .1:45 Orphan Annie, NBC 6:00 Twenty linger of Harmony, Nltc Marlon and Jim Jordan NBC 8:30 he Jone. family :45 Simnj and Btiddv 7:00 Violin and Piano' 7:30 Biiiv Shumate 7:45 Miislral Captain lleiirve, h.iat, NBC 9:00 Paul Whiteman and Ills Orchestra, NBC 10:00 Musical 10:15 The Poet Prince.

NBC S. Arm? Band. NBC Hfts, chllds and His frrhetra, NBC l.anrln In the Twin rule vnr 11:00 SINE (This proeram subject change) NO CHARGES ARE FILED IN FATAL CRASH Charles F. Miller, Shreveport Bakery Salesman, In Mishap Costing Two Lives No charges had been filed late Wednesday against Charles F. Miller, 3602 West College street, salesman for the Trl-State Baking company here, who was involved In a fatal accident Tuesday near Gueydan in which two school children were killed and nine others Injured, Associated Press dispatches said.

A delivery truck driven "hy Miller collided with a school bus In an apparently unavoidable accident, according to officers. Lake Charles, Lafayette, Crowley and Gueydan officers told the Associated Press they did not know of any charges being filed. They reported Miller only slightly injured and said they did not know where he had gone. The accident occurred late yesterday on the Guevdan-Lake Arthur highway three miles west of Gueydan. ine injured were rusned to Gueydan, where first aid was administered by Dr.

G. L. Gardiner, who sent the more seriously hurt to a Crowley hospital. Euna Bonnier, 10, and Nora Herbert, 9, succumbed to their Injuries at the hospital last night. Beth had suffered skull fractures.

The most seriously Injured were George Dugas, driver of the school bus, suffering from body bruises and gashes in the, face; Joycie Woods. 8, cuts and bruises, and Winnie Rose Marceaux, 9, broken arm and face cuts1. ICKES SEEKS DATA ON RIVER (Continued Irnm I'age One) rant, and Henry Moore, Tex-arkana, Ark. "This committee," said Administrator Ickes. "will start an Immediate study of the projects which have been advanced in recent years for the further development of Red river In relation to a comprehensive Mississippi valley program.

"Red river forms an Important tributary of the Mississippi and it is proposed to co-ordinate Its development with the larger program in relation to flood control, power, navigation, reforestation and soil erosion. "Members of the committee were selected because of their familiarity with the problem and have all been recommended by leading officials In the states they represent," Ickes concluded. Congressman John N. Sandlln, Mlnden, received a telegram Wednesday from Mr. Dickson, president of the Caddo levee board, offering any assistance to the Red river committee that his organization can possibly give.

Congressman Sandlln then wired Dickson. Selection of a chairman of the Mississippi drainage area board Is still unannounced. When the chairman Is named, Representative Sandlln and other Red river basin congressmen will ask for an early hearing for projects to be proposed by the four states' committee. Largest of the projects, of course, is the proposed $36,000,000 dam near Denlson, which besides lifting the flood menace would provide for hydro-electric power development and all-year navigation on Red river as far as Fulton, It is said. Nazarene Church Revival Underway The Rev.

J. B. McBride, of Pasadena, Is In Shreveport to assist In a revival campaign which began Wednesday night at the First Church of the Nazarene. A large audience greeted the visiting pastor, who was Introduced by the Rev. M.

V. Dillingham, pastor of the local church. The Rev. McBride chose as his sermon topic, "Things That Never Change." CITY COt If, t-ROt K.K!1N0S OF fcntemher 7. 1933.

There: no quorum present the, ree-tilae meeting soheluleit for TiM1ay. September positioned, until th on which flat the Council met in regular adjournal session at tn o'clock a.m. with the. following numbers present: Atiru Mavnr Kord. Commissioners Pawalns.

FMckson, Evans (t). Absent: Mayor Harl (1). I'pon motion of Mr. Pawkfns the ri'i-tites of the regular session of flTt.mh"' 12, 1933. were approved as promuUstei In the official Journal.

Mr. Lionel Meyer appeared before 'he Council, asking permission to plac markers on light poles or posts near on Texas. Common. Texas Avenue an) the Greenwood Roar) to the city limits. s.v! markers to represent a covered r.an.'Ti tr.

contain the designation "Texas Trail." an.1 to hear no advertising of any nature and having at the bottom thereof the Mock number (n which said marker is placed. Th's to be done before the opening of the pew traffic bridae on Texas Street. At th suggestion of Ford the m.if-tr waa referred to the Commissioner of Public Safety, and the Commissioner of Streets and Parks. Resolution No. of 103.1.

By Mr. Ford: Rfi IT RE.sot.VEn by the Ci'y Coun II of the City of shreveport In regular session convened. Tut the Mayor, or Actlns-Mayor. and Secretary-Treasurer, be and they are hereby authorised to borrow for the use of the City of Shreveport the sum of $.15, AO) in anticipation of the revenues from the general alimony tax for the to apply on the current operating and running expenses of the Ciy for the year 19:13. as shown by Its budget adopted by the City Council: the sa.d loan to be evidenced by negotiable certificates of Indebt.

edness In '( denominations aa they shall deem proper, which certificates shall he suhstar.Ti.irv (n the form sdoiit) by liesr-lution No. 13 of sM sane.) by the Mayor, or A. t'nc-Msnr. Super nt-ndnt of Accounts and Finance, and BeireLary- Cresw-ll, eotfae w.ih 3 love-v hed teiiin fan, auton utic heattr, lowrr duplet. 5 rooms.

i ee 2 21 heVm. lv iminhed apt SC5 TKP- )N Pl.T'KR AVK Sijj.ro-. m. furmshtd, N. Soliie, phnn" 4 Kt 'it iii.ii I iv.t.nrh '-'n'id Sf Piih'S.

ir, (i. k.ey I ivh Kvt a ni-'e. cheap. 45 4 t't'lumhia A e. swn ronr.i.

eneap. SOLI. IK- PH 'NT, r-M3 853 Antario Two-story hon: South reasons 1 Lovely hore n-ar Line Avenue achoid, vacant sonp, i Furnished oni, --story home, bargain, 4i). TALL K-4SH Mrs. Bert Swcarintren, Realtor HOMES HKrTU.ANr Hiehly 8-rooni and break ft-nom unf ur -n is hed home, at riot I modm, fond lined.

WILKIN'S' This very attractive, nicely furnished ti-ronni and breaktaft-rouin home car line and a hools. CALL PS AND WK T1MK N. B. STOER, REALTOR PHONE 4256 225 FIRST NAT. BLDG.

H0.ME SPECIALS FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, in excellent condition. SI.V-r.oOM, HOUSE. In food shap. $-4(1. T.

S. NEAL, REALTOR l'llilXK 51. 7 ATTRACTIVE HOME Seven rooms, beau! If ullv furnished, ex-pensive drapes, electric rff rigeration, near Yntena ry. )-1 14 i Suburban Home $20 MoIern. small story nn paved road.

15 nunutos drive from downtown; all city 10 acres land. ONLY $25. phonk SKV KN-Ri io.M house, tiii? bath, modern 2 la rge lots reasonable. Sell, exchange sma I ler house phone j-4 447 Albany. 21 2 t'R KSW KLl.

Cottage of 7 rooms. ideal families: pretty lot with east exposure. only S2. Ba in. Act quick Ms-a'e, phore TRIPLEX APT.

fltKhland 15 rooms, 3 complete apartments. Owner savs sell It. Can be bought for one-fnurth of what It sdd for years ago. This Is a real bargain. Call REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOlt iSALK 1j9 acres of river land, near Lvans.

La Fine for agriculture; 1 LI per acre: 135 acres of choice hardwood timber per thousand feet. Holt, Pea son. La. FARMS Ui il) ii-roum bouse. acres land, on Mansfifld road at Ieadman's curve.

Barn, chicken houses: Kent tJi per month. tas. lights and (rood deep well Phnr 6 Mr. Turpm. A MfcLS VV KKAI.

LSI' ATE farm lands and city property slattkky hf.i0 phonr d-4kd7 CiHE K.N WOOD road. 5 ares. 5-room home. lights, gas. good well.

Prira 13.500. A Stenhpn, phone; 475-4f4L RiVKK KAK.M, 2S0 acrs. 4 cabins, near Poole. Bossier parish, price Jj.8f0: ftH cash, batanre 14 years, W. A.

Stephen, phones 4S75-4041. AU WANTED 75 USED CARS WANTED Hihst cash (-rlc palJ for ll lt model cars Write, wire or phnn. J. J. French or Roberts, ill Travis St.

I'hnne WI LL pay highest cash prices for late light used cars. See Dick Saxon. 857 Texas Ave. WILL 1'AY CA.SH 1'Ult I.Kill'l' HAKS Henry Travis HiliHKST price. tai fur all tnorlel autoir.ol ilos C.

Roberts Motor Co Sr-rina St Prone SKt un i.f.1 car Highest cash price 82S tlarksdall Hlvd I'n'rott Thone 9512 JI.MMIK ALl.KN st ISuS Texas will ply cssh for your nefl rsr Phone fl29 CASH! CASH' CASH' llishest prices for all lata model cars No red tape. Writ, wire or phons. Kay Lee. Texas sva Phon. i CASH for late model Used Cars.

M.B.Cahn. 806 Travis iriosTiASs nTTe Wll.I, trade i i.sm,hile coup, light ooa-'h I'l I AC hsrirrl'n Hl-ICK CO I IE wire whee.s. US'! iicense. Jill; terms. M.

Cahn. sr USED CAR STORE 327 MARKET ST. 1032 Chew Coach $125 1931 Ford Tudor, extra S295i 1930 Ford Roadster, with side mounts $195' 1929 Ford Roadster. 6 wheels, rumble seat 1930 Ford Snt. Roadster .235 1929 Ford Touring $115 -1 MuiU'oaKer iounne .) Many others, all prices, ail types.

Easy terms, low down payments. See us before you buv anv used car. USED CAR STORE 327 MARKET ST. ROBY'S "LOT OF VALUES '28 Studebaker Sedan '28 Chew Cotine $75 '29 Ford Coupe $175, roru e(lan Nash S-dan '28 Pontine Coupe $75 Hudson Sedan $100 28 Reo Brougham $95 '29 Plymouth Sedan "Special" '29 Pontiac Sedan $195 And others as low as $10 cash each. R0BY MOTORS CO.

The House of Transportation C09-17 Cotton Phone 6145.