Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 13

THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1939. IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD, MICH. THIRTEEN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INFORMATION All ads are restricted to their proper classifications and to the regular style of type. The publisher leserves the right to edit or reject any classified advertising copy. Errors In advertising should be reported Immediately.

The Ironwood Dally Globe will not be re- aponsible for more than one incorrect Insertion Charged ads from responsible parties will be received by telephone and If paid within ten days after day of fint Insertion cash rates will be allowed. Advertising ordered for Irregular insertions takes the one time rate No ad Is taken for lest than a basis of twelve words. Ads ordered lor three or six times and (topped before expiration will charged for only the number of times the ad appeared and made at the rate earned. The Dally Globe makes an earnest effort to keep its advertising columns free from deceptive and dishonest Readers are requested to report unsatisfactory dealings with any advertiser. CLASSIFIED COST CARD (Minimum charge 36c; up to and Including 12 words.) Cash Charge Insertion 3c per word 4c Two Instertlons 6c per word Three Insertions 8c per word lOc Pour Insertions per word lie Five Insertions per word 12c Six Insertions per word 13c The above casb rates apply on all ads paid within 10 days (ran the tale of fint Insertion.

Thirteen, twenty-six and fifty- two week rates quoted upon request Carefal attention given to mail Cash most accompany all ads. WHEN AND WHERE TO PLACE YOUR ADS The Classified Advertising Department is situated at The Ironwood Daily Globe building. 118 McLeod Ave. The office is open to receive advertisements from 8 a. m.

to 6 p. daily. All ads received up until a. m. will appear in editions the same day.

Ads received after 11 a. m. may be published under "Too Late to Classify" if the advertiser wishes. Phone Your Classified 1100 The Ad Taker will gladly assist you if desired so that the copy of your ad is prepared in such a manner as to bring the greatest results to you. PLACE YODR AD WITH YOUR CARRIER BOY Your newspaper boy will gladly take your ad, collect for it and place It In the hands of the Classified Advertising Department.

Business Semce Printing SIDE GLANCES -By George Clark RANGE KODAK tinting Slyck's and Larson's Artcraft. Professional EYEGLASSES repaired and broken lenses replaced on short notice Dr. Optometrist Phone 757-R. Employment Help CALL an Ad taker at 1100 before 11 a. m.

to have your ad in the same day's paper. 35 GOOD ROUTE available of 800 Rawleigh consumers. No investment or experience needed. Large sales mean big profits. Permanent.

Full time. Write Rawleigh's. Dept. MCA-531-104. Minneapolis.

Minn. Financial 40 Money to NEED MONEY 7 Quick Cash Loans on Auto or Personal Security. PERSONAL LOAN SYSTEM PEHSONAL FINANCE COMPANY Phone 1718 Schneider Bldg. L-O-A-N-S ON YOUR OWN SIGNATURE Quick Confidential Service We make loans on cars and also refinance car payments. Liberty Loan Corporation 221 E.

McLeod Ave. Phone 1701 Ironwood. Michigan. Live Stock 47 Dogs. Cats.

Other Pets COCKEREL SPANIEL puppies for sale. 208 East Ridge St. Phone 936. 48 Horses, Cattle. Other Stock HORSES AND COWS ALWAYS.

Wanted to or to freshen. We pay the price for good cows. Highest prices for beef stock. FRANK MILES, Hurley, Wis. Phone 1049-M.

Announcements ite and Cemetery INSIST on seeing your memorial before you buy you expect permanent satisfaction. PENINSULA MEMORIALS Ironwood, Mich. Phone 1330-W Societies and Lodges IRONWOOD 389 A. M. Regular communication, Thursday, January 12,1939, at 7:30 p.

m. John Mildren, W. C. W. Holt, sec'y.

Aatomothre II AatonobUM for Sale NEW YEAR SPECIALS 1936 Chevrolet Coupe, driven only 17,000 miles. 1936 Plymouth DeLuxe Town Sedan. 1935 Chevrolet Master Coach. 1934 Chevrolet Standard Coach. These cars are guaranteed and priced low.

HANSON BROS. Wakefield's Chevrolet Dealer Tracks for Sale INTERNATIONAL A-6, 3 ton. Just the truck for hauling logs. License good to March first. $176.00.

R. A. HEIDEMANN CO. Phone 168 II Accessories, Tires. Parts AUTO all makes of can.

Largest stock on range. New and used. Also machine service. O. K.

AUTO PARTS 218 W. Aurora St. Phone 710 Business Service IS Bwineas Offered READ the classified ads every day- read them for profit, use them (or results. CYLINDER head and block welding. Radiators cleaned, repaired.

All work guaranteed. SHOGREN'S WELDING RADIATOR REPAIR SHOP 104 S. Moore Bessemer Ph. 53-R linsorance CHECK UP on your fire insurance. Talk it over with D.

D. Reid, Sullivan Agency. Phone 1970. PUBLIC LIABILITY, property damage and a comprehensive fire, theft and collision policy fully coven you and your car. E.

S. HAGEN AGENCY Paul Hurley Phone 1788 NEW SHIPMENTS of dairy cows arriving every day that are ready to freshen. Will exchange for other livestock. Highest prices paid for cattle. Phone 917 or write ROVELSKY CO.

"Give me back that quarter tip! millionaire." My husband is trying to act like a Merchandise Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds CASH paid for old gold and silver. Expert watch, ctock, jewelry repairs. R.

H. CLARK, next to Power Co. 62-A Radio TODAY'S SPECIAL! 11 tube type. Formerly sold at $89.95 now $29.95. Full trade in allowance in six months.

JOHNSON MUSIC STORE IS your radio noisy? Do you live near a power line? See us. L. W. VAN SLYCK. opposite library.

64 Specials at the Stores WE recommend Puretest Cod Liver a pint. HAMACHEK'S REXALL DRUG STORE READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS FOR THEM FOR RESULTS. H. Randa 96 148 146 390 I. Comparin 105 147 131 383 C.

Forrest 133 164 182 479 Dummy 119 119 238 B. Gutowski 144 144 Total 599 712 7232034 WOMEN'S LEAGUE RCTH V. Ryan 139 106 160 405 T. Ahlgren 105 123 131 359 V. Reitan 99 116 97 312 R.

Oilly 172 110 154 436 L. Gorleski 104 134 148 386 Total 619 589 690 1898 EILEEN I. Lutwitzi 124 98 95 317 M. Nelson 108 128 101 337 Dummy 118 118 118 354 M. Hamachek ...116 104 129 349 E.

O'Leary 137 161 136 434 Total 603 609 5791791 V. Olson COW will freshen within one week. See John Wick, 408 South Range Road. 49 Poultry and Supplies 100 LEGHORN chickens at 80c each. ROVELSKY CO.

Ironwood. Phone 917. Merchandise 51 Articles for Sale ENCYCLOPEDIA BRTTTANICA. Complete set of 19 very low. Inquire at Skud Bros, on Suffolk St.

54 Business and Office Equipment TWO rebuilt, guaranteed Underwood typewriters. One Victor adding machine for sale. Walter Cisewski, next Western Union. Phone 993. Fulton 119 Dummy 108 Johnson 131 Lindbere 172 JANUARY SPECIALS for your car Handicap 16 wheel muffs 24c, urs 23c, defroster fans (vacuum operated) $139.

ECONOMY BOYS. 120 Suffolk St. Wearing Apparel BOYS' and Youths' Mocassins, hand sewed Bass a special at 98c. Schneider's Store, 226 E. Aurora street.

Rooms and Board 68 Sleeping Total ...714 738 6662118 NYBERG A. Kennedy 148 141 Driscoll 84 115 Doherty 107 147 Maloney 124 121 Nyberg 137 140 141 147 118 120 176 430 346 372 369 453 Total ..600 664 7021966 GUNDERSON Swanson 191 114 Allcnder 124 152 Perl 117 118 LARGE front East Ayer block from high school. Phone 1379. Real Estate for Rent 74 Apartments and 56 FoeL Feed and Fertiliser 12" GREEN Hardwood slabs. $5.50 load.

Ahonen Lumber East Pine St. Phone 1306. 16 INCH green hardwood slabs, $550 load. 16 inch dry hardwood slabs and edgings, $650 per load. Phone 887.

MARATHON PAPER MILLS Boosehold CALL 1285 for free demonstration of the new Maytag Washer. HURLEY ELECTRIC CO. WE HAVE on hand 1 refrigerator and 1 coal and gas combination range which have been repossessed. These 2 articles are like new and can be had at a wonderful buy. Phone 52.

IRONWOOD HARDWARE WE BUY, sell and trade. See us for new and used furniture. RAY'S FURNITURE CO. 311-313 S. Suffolk St.

Phone 1793 THE MORE you tell, the more you sell. Tell all and sell all through The Globe classified ads. 60 Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds YOUR WATCH needs cleaning and oiling at least once a year. Bring your watch in today. John Albert-Bus Bldg, Ironwood Opposite City Drug Store in Hurley.

DID you receive any Christinas jewelry broken in shipment. We'll repair it. F. Aukee it E. Aurora St.

USE DAILY GLOBE CLASS- 1F1ED ADS FOK RESULTS FURNISHED apartment at Morgan Manor. Co. office. FURNISHED apartment. Private bath, electric refrigerator and stove.

Inquire at 102 East Aurora St. Joseph Kerkes. FOUR room flat for rent. Inquire at 201 5th Ave. North.

Hurley. Booses for Kent A BIRD'S EYE VIEW of the real estate situation on the range Is pictured here. Read these ads every day. BOWLING BUSINESS WOMEN'S LEAGUE EVELYN M. Martini 148 134 136 418 M.

Petrusha 116 130 154 400 Norma Shouldice 126 126 146 398 Evelyn Anderson 114 127 132 373 Josephine Shaw .145 154 141 440 Total 649 671 7092029 ROSE R. Schutte 77 106 120 303 M. Chamberlain .114 159 143 416 H. Chamberlain ..131 164 112 407 Helen Brannas ..115 87 87 289 M. Kasberg 136 98 122 356 Handicap 25 25 25 75 Total 598 639 609 1846 LEONE M.

Bergquist ....138 189 L. Ahonenist ....104 100 L. Zambrovitc ...114 99 126 119 F. Peterson 184 156 139 466 117 321 141 354 124 369 131 471 Total 666 663 652 1911 IONE D. Carlson 146 134 159 4C4 124 400 145 380 153 403 Antin 134 116 Gunderson 150 154 153 457 Total 716 654 734 2104 KANGERY C.

Kennedy 121 151 King 116 Schieber 117 137 143 Lesselyong 121 110 Kangery 151 126 Handicap 38 38 135 407 106 359 146 406 98 329 196 473 38 114 Total 664 705 7192088 ROWE Cole 124 158 120 402 Pearson 73 78 92 243 Nancarrow 154 164 121 439 Engberg 119 160 116 395 Rowe 158 125 192 475 Total 628 685 641 1954 BRANDS Voyce 141 Smith 90 151 181 473 82 150 322 Larson 119 132 147 398 Wright 117 107 137 361 Brands 145 137 133 415 Handicap 42 42 42 126 Dummy 147 147 147 441 Pidnelli 171 143 166 480 Dummy 166 166 166 498 Dummy 168 168 168 804 Total 798 760 786 2344 BON CO. L. F. Dummy 143 143 143 Dummy 150 150 150 A. Rabbldeau 201 171 176 J.

Gibbons 172 182 159 S. Lukas 199 158 170 429 450 548 513 527 Total 865 804 7982487 VELOUBS N. Pawlak 193 140 166 499 A. Peltt 156 138 177 471 H. Van Hoof 156 174 190 520 J.

B. Peterson 143 187 135 465 H. Schroeder 160 162 162 484 Handicap 8 8 8 24 Total 816 809 8382463 L. Williams H. Becker S.

Pascuzzi Dummy N. Bunjovlae Handicap CROSLEY FIVE 154 142 132 133 142 13 123 167 153 133 198 13 111 108 193 134 138 13 388 417 478 399 479 39 Total 716 787 6962199 PAUL STOKE V. Barto 184 155 J. Astor 168 153 J. Kyle 126 174 K.

Ringwall 158 203 J. Bertolone 179 160 184 169 122 127 162 523 490 422 488 501 Total 815 845 7642424 IIS, BUDCE6ETS FIGHT Pro Champ May Soon Show Redhead a Few Tricks. Boston, Jan. a decided overnight improvement, Ellsworth Vines today found himself two matches down to Don Budge, the abdicated king of the world's amateur tennis shotmakers, when they took off for the first long jump in their 70-match transcontinental tour for cash. Vines, who opened in jittery fashion against Budge in New York Tuesday, had his strokes almost razor-sharp here last night but he missed so many of them by the scantiest of margins that the court's latest professional recruit gained dles 1 el tl 2 sw tch 1 loeom 8-6, 6-4 victory in a match that the Norfolk Western will both agreed was much better than! buil 10 frel 8 ht engines in its own their initial effort I sn Lehlgh New England is inquiring for 100 hopper cars; the Union Pacific will spend $1.480,000 to modernize passenger cars, BITE BOOSTED Production Recovers After Holiday Week Curtailment.

Steel Ingot production, recovering from the holiday week curtailments, starts out the new year at about 52 per cent of the industry's capacity, or approximately double the rate of the first week of 1938. A slowly advancing trend Is Indicated for the remainder of this month. Says Iron Age: Striking gains in operations have taken place in some districts. At Pittsburgh the rate has risen 17 points to 45 per cent, the Wheeling- Weirton district has gamed IS points to 77 per cent, the Youngstown average is also up 15 points to 47 per cent, the Cleveland-Lorain district has recovered 11 points to 45 per cent, and the Chicago district is up 4 1-2 points to 52 1-2 per cent. The only loss is at Detroit, where the Great Lakes Steel Corp.

has taken off two open-hearth furnaces for repairs, making the rate there 84 per cent. Votame Encoenging While December bookings by many of the steel companies were 15 to 20 per cent below those of November, a good deal of the business placed during the past two or three weeks was scheduled for shipment after the first of the year, which with fairly good backlogs of construction steel and railroad orders, accounts for this week's fairly satisfactory rate. Considering the usual holiday influence on business, the volume of orders received by the mills during the past week was encouraging. Demand has been fairly good from a wide range of consumers, in addition to a flow of specifications for steel to be used for building construction and railroad maintenance. Railroad and construction orders were conspicuous as the year began.

The Northern Pacific placed 30,000 tons of rails, of which 20,000 tons will be furnished by Carnegie-Illinois, 9000 by Bethlehem, 500 by Inland and 500 by Colorado Fuel Iron. The Great Northern will buy Today's Answers To Cranium Crackers on pace two. 1. False. Death Valley is in California.

2. True. The supercargo is an officer of a ship in charge of commercial details. 3. False.

An apiary is where bees are kept. 4. False. A halyard is a rope or tackle for lowering sails, flags, etc. 5.

True. California's capital is Sacramento. WILL LEAD DRIVE FOR IKES May to Ask $50,000,000 to Make Munitions Industry Ready. It was apparent, however, that Vines needs a bit more stiff work to regain full control of all his powerful shots. When he does.

Budge, judging from his cautious performance here, will have a rifle task holding his own. ter- Total .654 651 790 2095 HURLEY COMMERCIAL BUILDERS Dummy 161 161 161 483 S. Campo 108 131 108 347 P. Campo 132 108 149 389 J. Traczyk 121 147 219 487 Dummy 156 156 156 468 Total 703 728 8182249 TWIN CITY DAIRY Eug.

Heino 145 165 156 466 Thebert 170 165 150 488 W. Cisewski 197 188 385 Mitchell 127 147 154 428 R. Cloon 159 190 162 511 Dummy 161 161 Total 762 862 810 2434 COLENSO'S R. Dalfonso 155 160 180 495 A. Westlund 157 175 191 523 B.

LaFave 205 178 205 588 Dummy 168 168 168 504 B. Rodeghlero ..166 156 159 481 Total 851 837 9032591 ZANELLA'8 120 400 143 136 139 421 HURLEY MERCHANTS IN ONE POINT VICTORY Defeat Glidden Cubs in League Game 30 to 29. The Hurley Merchants handed the Glidden Cubs a 30 to 29 defeat at Glidden last week in an Interstate League game. The game proved to be close throughout with Glidden holding a 6 to 5 lead at the end of the first quarter. Halftlme found Glidden still holding a one point margin leading 16 to 15.

In the third quarter Glidden increased its lead by four points, leading 25 to 21 as the period ended. In the final frame the Merchants tallied nine points while Glidden bagged four, giving Hurley a hard earned victory. T. Gentile led the Merchants with 15 points, while Hart paced the Glidden squad with 10. The box score: Barley Merchants FG FT PF G.

Bertagnoli, 4 0 2 Pete Nechak, 0 0 0 R. Dalfonso, 0 0 0 Paul Nechak, 1 0 0 O. Anich. 1 1 0 G. Gentile, 1 0 1 T.

Gentile, 6 3 2 13 4 5 Glidden Hail, 0 0 0 Hart, 5 0 1 Schraufnagel, 0 2 Browne, 4 1 1 Gersich, 1 0 1 Wyznseki, 4 0 3 14 1 3 The Merchants will meet the strong Nome Amateur Sports club five in the Hurley high school gym Saturday. the Atchlson. Topeka Santa Fe. which ordered 30 locomotives last week, will spend 13.900.000 additional this year on car and locomotive repairs, the Delaware. Lackawanna Western will build 200 freight cars, for which material has just been ordered, and the Wheeling Lake Erie has allocated the steel for 400 freight cars recently ordered.

The Chesapeake Ohio has bought track accessories to go with the 25.000 tons of rails it recently ordered- The two Canadian roads will spend upward of S30.000.000 for new equipment, the Canadian National having already put out inquiries for 2000 box cars and other equipment. Sample of Needs This small spurt in railroad buying is only a sample of the replenishments that the railroads will find it necessary to make in 1939. The solvent roads, whose earnings have lately been increasing, may soon be in a position to make larger expenditures without Federal aid. Washington, Jan. man May (D-Ky) of the house military committee indicated today he would lead a drive for new army air bases and for a $60,000,000 program to put the munitions industry in "standby" readiness.

The navy has recommended new bases for its planes and surface craft, and May said he thought the army air corps should have at least four new ones in addition to six previously authorized. Of the latter, only the one for the northwest has been built. He did not specify where he thought the additional bases should be located. "Inasmuch as aircraft becomes obsolete so rapidly, we ought not to stack up a huge production of it at one time." he said, in voicing opposition to a force. "We should provide a plan, however, by which private industry may be induced with government assistance to put their munitions plants in standby condition, ready for mass production at a moment's notice.

"I am in favor of spending at least $10.000.000 a year for the next five years for educational work with the industrial plants." Discussion was renewed of plans to create a department of national defense. Rep. Maas (R-Mlnn), senior minority member of the naval committee, reintroduced a bill to create a general staff for the navy. He suggested appointment of a Joint senate-house committee to review the nation's entire defense policy. REDSKINS MOVE TO TOP OF WEST LOOP Sokody Paces Sheboygan In a 42-37 Victory.

Sheboygan. Wla, Jan. Sheboygan Redskins moved to the top In the western division standings of the National Professional Basketball League last night by defeating the Hammond (Ind) Cies- ars. 42 to 37. Paul Sokody.

Sheboygan forward, was high scorer with 15 points on seven field goals and a free throw. KRAUSE TO COACH HOLYCROSS LINE To Aid Sheeketski, Crusaders' New Mentor. Worcester. Jan. Ettward W.

Krause. former Notre Dame football and basketball star. has been engaged as Holy Cross line coach. Joe Sheeketski, the Crusader's new head coach, selected Krause as the first of his three assistants. Krause was a nine-letter sports star at Notre Dame.

Krause has been head coach of all sports at St. Mary's college in Winona. since his graduation from Notre Dame in 1934. LAWRENCE DEFEATED BY CARROLL QUINT Game Is Marred By 30 Fouls; Score, 36-33. Appleton.

Wh, Jan. rangy Carroll college basketball team scored a 36 to 33 victory over Lawrence last night in a game marred by 30 fouls. The score was tied four times in the last half, and during the last seven minutes five men were eliminated on fouls. Barry. Carroll forward.

led the winners with nine points while Nov- akofski of Lawrence registered, eight FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Fog Over Freckles By Merrill Richard Arkwrlght's inventions started the cotton spinning industry. In 1770, his wife destroyed his spinning machine models in the belief that he was wasting time he could better employ at barbering. EniPORK CHOPS, Ik OSHKOSH FIVE WINS WITH STRONG RALLY Edwards Leads All-Stars in Game With 9 Points. Oshkosh. Jan.

Oshkosh All-Stars came from behind in the last quarter of a professional basketball game here last night to beat the Philadelphia Spans 36 to 31. sweeping a three game series with the visitors. Edwards, high scorer with nine points, paced an Oshkosh rally after the Spans took a 24-23 half-time lead. Our globe is encircled with more than 300.000 miles of submarine cables. 100,000.000 miles of telephone wires, and 5,000.000 miles of telegraph wires.

50th ANNIVERSARY DIVIDEROS ITHRIFTVSRVERS IflflOlflVESTORS Our dividend of January 1st, 1939, is now being distributed to all savers and investors whose names are on our books. Some of your friends and acquaintances will no doubt share in this dividend and if you will not, now is the time to join the good company of our members and receive the benefit of future dividends. You can start with a large or small amount at any time. Any of our staff will be glad to explain our sav- i and investment plans more fully. Adjournment Will Permit Study of 1937 Audit, Further Inquiry.

Madison. Jan. state banking commission adjourned its Inquiry into the business practices of the Fidelity Investment association of Wheeling. W. yesterday to allow commission counsel to study the company's 1937 audit and make a further investigation.

Probe of the company was launched following the filing of a complaint against it by the federal securities and exchange commission in the Detroit federal court. The Wisconsin commission claimed company salesmen "omitted material facts," pertaining to cash surrender values and withdrawal privileges while negotiating sales. Company counsel contended that full explanations of alt provisions of the retirement contracts were made, and if they were omitted. It was because purchasers were not interested or did not care for complete details. The investigation was started In order to assist the commission in determining whether the firm's and the salesmen's licenses should be revoked or continued.

Leo E. Vaudreull. attorney for the commission, asked the delay after Robert Rlese-. company counsel, had examined three company salesmen. Although he agreed to an adjournment.

Rieser claimed the delay was "an attempt to capitalize on the fears of the contract holders." He urged the commission to Issue a statement giving some assurance to Investors "to keep them from becoming panicky because "they deserved that consideration." He also asked the commission for an early decision on the status of the firm's salesmen, whose 1939 licenses have not been issued. The company's license runs until next July, the salesmen's permits expired Dec. 31, 1938. "I don't see where there Is anything wrong." Rieser said. Although he committed the commission to no decision.

Commissioner Peter A. Cleary Indicated that there appeared to be little cause for immediate alarm. "I can appreciate the position of the company," he said, "but I cannot understand just what statement the commission can make in the matter now. Nothing particularly harmful has been brought out yet, but still the commission Is in no position to tell the public what to do." E. HOCKING OBTAINS DIVORCE YESTERDAY Bessemer, Jan.

Thomas A. Landers granted a decree of divorce yesterday morning In circuit court to Edmond A. Hocking, of Ironwood, against Elizabeth Hock- Ing. Desertion was charged. WEEK-END CLEARANCE SPECIALS Men's Heavy Boot Socks Flannel SHIRTS 69c up M.n'.Wwl SHIRTS $1.79 Afl Wool Zipper JACKETS Leather Top Rubber BOOTS $1.98 ALBERT'S CLOTHWG 4 SHOES 105-107 Suffolk St.

IRONWOOD.