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PAGE SIX SHENANDOAH EVENING HERALD ASHLAND DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1968 Advertise Where the Prospects Are. Call 462-2777 or 875-1184. Kerald-News Want Ads Evening Herald, Daily News Want-Ad Cash Rates 20 Words or Less 1 Time $1.10 3 Times $2.00 6 Times $3.60 (Consecutive Insertions) CASH RATES apply to ads placed by phone and paid within 10 days of post mark on bill. One cent per word per time add to cover bookkeeping for charge customers. BLIND ADS 40-cent extra charge for use of Box Number.

The Evening Herald. Daily News will not be responsible for ads that continue to appear incorrect after the first inser tion. If your ad is incorrect please notify this office immediately. Call 462-2777 Announcements LITH'S CLUB: Active and So. cial members assemble at headquarters Wednesday.

Menkie. 7:30 p.m., and proceed to wicz Funeral Home. to pay last respects to our late memJoseph Anthony Matalavage, President. WE CAN convert your stoker boiler to oil. Marks Supply, 230 South Main street, Shenandoah.

Phone 462-0748 or 462-3118. DRAPERIES AND window shades custom-made. Choose from large selection in your own home. Fast service. Reasonable prices.

Call Sam Schoor. 462-2429 or 462-1161. DR. H. PENN EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, CONTACT LENSES 127 North Main Ground Floor Shenandoah 462-1758 JOE YECK'S BARBER SHOP Corner West and Poplar Sts.

Will Be CLOSED Thursday, Feb. 29th Male Heln Wanted I NEED a bass, guitar player. Phone Frackville 874-1900. Female Heip Wanted LADIES! you in need of more money? Here's the answer. Serve your neighbors during convenient hours as an AVON Representative Call Collect Ha Hazleton 454-2876 -la or Female Help MAJOR INSURANCE Company will train representative for established agency; full benefits with disability and retire.

ment. Immediate area. Write Box 114. care of the Evening Herald. For Sale UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY New 1967 Zig-Zag SEWING MACHINE MUST BE SOLD Built in controls, does everything.

No attachments needed. Five year parts and service guarantee. Unpaid Balance of $38.50 Or Terms of $5 Per Month. NO MONEY DOWN. Call Capitol Sewing Credit Manager 'til 9 p.m.

Pottsville 622-1713 WE CAN convert your Wagner stoker boiler to oil. Call Marks Supply. 230 South Main street. Shenandoah. Phone 462-0748 or 462-3118.

ZENITH DELUXE hearing aid. late model. Brand new, never used. Reasonably priced. Reason for selling: wrong type was purchased.

Phone 462- 3362. One Day Only! Truckload Sale New Jansen Console Pianos At Factory Prices From $388.00 For Full 88 Note Piano Thursday, Feb. 29 From 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., at Chiarelli Music and Appliances 415 South Centre St. Pottsville Phone 622.6616 CLOSEOUTS AT PENN'S Wholesale Prices! Men's Dress Socks.

new patterns. $3.00 doz. 60 Bobby Pins, Reg. 25c pkg. Now 2 pkgs.

25c. Large Assortment Friction Toys. 79c. New Monkee Puzzles. 79c.

Book Bags. Discount Prices, $1.65 to $4.98. New Plane ands Car Models, 29c $1.65. PENN'S FOR GOOD VALUES 25 WEST CENTRE ST. Shenandoah Phone 462-1470 FRESH, FROZEN POTATO BALONY Clear of Meats and Preserves SHERAKO'S MARKET Oak and Chestnut Streets Shenandoah -Phone 462-0919 Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time BRINK CHETLEY CROONS THE NEWS THEN COMES IT SIGN- OFF TIME BLUES ALL DURING HIS FIFTEEN- AND HOW DOES HE GO OFF? MINUTE GIVE A LISTEN ON THE SO TA-TA FOR WORLD NEWS HAVE A GOOD, GOOD BEAT WARS FAMINE NIGHT AND PLEASANT PESTILENCE AND DREAMS FROM HAPPILY DESTRUCTION AT YOURS BRINK STRIKES NEWS FOR LURID LAUGHING HIGHER PRICES ETC.

WOW -TV Than AND A TIP OF THE SNAP BRIM 70 M. JOHNSON 7118 SELLERS AVE. UPPER DARBY, PUNN PENNA. SCADIO King Features Syndicate, 1968. World rights Announcements NOTICE ANTZ'S SERVICE Is No Longer Associated with Brian Distributing Co.

OF SHENANDOAH All Requests for Oil Deliveries or Burner Service Should Be Made Direct to: ANTZ DISTRIBUTING CO. Anthony (ANTZ) Varenick, Prop. 323 VIRGINIA AVE. SHENANDOAH HEIGHTS PHONE 462-0446 OR 462-0774 Business Announcement 35 NOTICE! BRIAN DISTRIBUTING CO. 228 SOUTH MAIN JOE ANCZARSKI, Proprietor DISTRIBUTOR OF HEATING OIL! Complete Service on All Make Burners! We'll Convert Any Make Stoker To Oil! Serving Old and New Customers 24-HOUR SERVICE! Phone 462-3207 or 462-0748 Take Over Payments! 6-Month-Old Baldwin Spinet Piano $16.62 Per Month New Guarantee We Service What We Sell Eckert Inc.

Baldwin Pianos, Organs 635 Penn Reading Pa. 19601 Phone 372-7861 1967 NECCHI MACHINE months old. Bal. $44.20. $5 monthly.

SINGER ZIG-ZAG. like, new. model, fancy stitches, buttonholes, $5.06 monthly, Barket Sewing Machine Co. 728 W. Market Pottsville.

622-9819. Open Fri. 'til 9 p.m. All Types of Commercial, Residential, Industrial Kitchen Equipment! Ice Making Machines and Supplies! Speciai Values on Diced Ice Cube Makers! Meter Plan Available Call or Contact BOND SUPPLY 725 W. Coal St.

Shenandoah-462-1364 Beer or Soda DISPENSERS Ideal for Domestic or Commercial Use! Reasonably Priced! On Display at BOND SUPPLY 725 W. Coal St. Shenandoah-462-1364 For Sale ice guaranteed. UNPAID BALANCE $51.60 or payments of $5.75 per month. Call Capitol Sewing Credit Manager 'til 9 p.m.

Pottsville 622-1713 SINGER ZIG ZAG Sewing Machine, late style. Slightly used. Monograms, sews on buttons. blind hems, makes buttonholes. No attachments needed.

5 years parts and serv- LATE MODEL Zig Zag sewing machine; darns, embroiders, sews buttons. One year guarantee. Complete with handsome cabinet and matching stool. Full price $69.95 Singer Company. 44 West Broad street, Hazleton.

455 1502. Cards of Thanks 55 WE CONVEY grateful appreciation for Mass cards, floral tributes, messages of condolence, use of automobiles and all personal of kindness during our bereavement, the death of Mrs. Anastasia Litwak. Signed: Children. all who assisted during our EXTEND sincere, thanks to recent bereavement, the death of Adam Matusik.

We are profoundly grateful for the offerings of Mass cards, floral bouquets, use of cars and other kind acts of personal service. Signed: The Family THE MEMBERS of the family of the late Edward Handges, 215 West Arch street. Pottsville, wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation for the many kindnesses performed during their recent bereavement. Especially do they wish to thank the pall. bearers for their services, those who offered their cars for the funeral.

and the donors of flowers, Mass and sympathy cards. THE MEMBERS of the family of the late Patrick O' Brien wish to express their sincere and appreciation for the many kindnesses performed during their recent bereavement. Especially do they wish to thank the pallbearers for their services, those who offered their cars for the funeral, and the donors of flowers, Mass and sympathy cards. THE MANY kindnesses conveyed during the death of Mrs. Julia Ondusko are gratefully appreciated by her sons.

Special acknowledgement is given for the offerings of cards of sympathy, messages of condolence. floral bouquets, use of cars and personal services. ANTANAVAGE FAMILY bers extend their sincerest thanks to relatives and friends who SO generously Mass cards. floral tributes. messages of condolence.

use of cars and other personal acts of kindness conveyed during their bereavement. the death of Bernard Antanavage. WE EXPRESS sincere appreciation for Mass cards. floral tributes. messages of condolence.

use of automobiles and other personal acts of kindness in our bereavement, the death of Elizabeth Butler. Signed: Butler Family. Obituaries 57 BLEWIS- -Joseph Blewis. Ashland RD 1. Funeral Thursday from Madden Funeral Home, 1021 Centre street, Ashland.

with services at 9:15 a.m. High requiem Mass at 10 a.m.. in Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Gordon. Friends and relatives invited.

Viewing Wednesday from 2 to 10 p.m. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Fountain Springs. William Menkewicz has charge. BOWMAN- Wiliam age Camp 38 Hampden Hill.

passed away last Saturday at a local hospital. A member of Good Shepherd Roman. Catholic Church Camp a Hill, the D.A.V. and V.F.W. of Pottsville.

Veteran of World War II and Korea. Survived by his wife Mary two sons William and Gary Michael; daughter Janet Marie. all at home. Two sisters. Mrs.

Anna Tudy. ski. Clifton N.J.. and Mrs. Mary Gavula, Ickesburg.

Pa. Shenandoah. Requiem Mass aunt, Mrs. a Anna Pelava, Wednesday at 10:45 a.m., at Good Shepherd Church, Camp Hill. Interment in Gettysburg National Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Myers Funeral Home. 37 East Main street. Mechanicsburg. until 9 p.m., Recitation of the Rosary at 8 p.m. CHUPLIS Anthony Chuplis.

326 South Main street. died Saturday in Pottsville Hospital. Funeral Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from the Sakowski Funeral Home, Oak and W. st streets.

Mass of requiem in St. George's Church at 9 a.m. Viewing Tuesday, 2--10 p.m.. Interment in the parish BVM Cemetery. Peter Sakowski, funeral director, has charge.

LEISER-Carl (Charles) G. Lei. ser. age 90. native of Frackville.

died Sunday at Rest Haven. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p.m.. from the Hoppes Funeral Home. 3rd and Washington streets. Frackville.

Viewing Tuesday evening. Interment in the Odd Fellows Cemetery, Frackville. RobHopes. funeral director, has charge. B.

Moyer, native of Lost Creek No. 2. Funeral Wednesday from Walukiewicz Funeral Home. 132- 134 South Jardin street. Shenandoah.

Services at 11 a.m. with Rev. Thomas Keener, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church in charge. Friends and relatives invited.

Viewing on Tuesday from 4 to 10 p.m. Interment in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Shenandoah Heights. Henry A. Walukie.

wicz has charge. TYLMAN-Stanley Tylman, 308 South West street. died Sun. day, Veterans' Hospital, Wil. kes.Barre.

Funeral Thursday at 8:30 a.m. from the Wentz Funeral Home, 18-20 West Cherry street. Mass of requiem in St. Casimir's Church at 9 a.m. Viewing Wednesday, 2-10 p.m.

Interment in the parish cemetery. Alex Wentz, funeral director, has charge. UMLAUF-Mrs. Frank Umlauf. nee Alice Humes.

RN, 2110 Ceritre street. Ashland. Funeral services. Friday at p.m., McDonald Funeral Home. 403 West Main stret.

Girardville. Burial Odd Fel. lows Cemetery, Frackville. Visitation Thursday from 6 until 10 p.m. M.

J. McDonald and Son in charge. Jets Crash MARSEILLE, France (UPI) -French military authorities today searched the Mediterranean for the pilots of two Mystere-4 jets that Monday collided in flight and crashed in pieces into the sea. Legal 58 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Nora Gaughan, late of the Borough of Girardville, County of Schuylkill, and State of Pennsylvania, deceaned. Letters of testamentary on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will present them without delay for settlement to KATHERINE A.

KOHLER Executrix 7409 Exmore Springfield. vitreet or NOONAN. PACE LAVELLE Attorneys 611 Centre street Ashland. Pa. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Helen Mekosh.

of the Borough of Centralia. County of Columbia and State of Pennsylvania, deceased. Letters testamentary said estate having been granted to the undersigned. all persons indebted thereto are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will present them without delay for settlement to CHARLES MEKOSH Executor 436 Locust avenue Centralia. Pa.

or MIERNICKI and MIERNICKI Law Offices ANTHONY J. MIERNICKI Attorney 26 South Main street Shenandoah, Pa. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Articles of Incorporation were filed with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania at Harrisburg. Pennsylvania. on February 9, 1968.

for the purpose of obtaining tion a Certificate of business Incorporafor a proposed corporation to be organized under the "Business Corporation Law" of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5, 1933, as amended. The name of the proposed corporation is: BROWNIE INC. The purposes or purpose of the proposed corporation are for trucking and the leasing of trucking equipment; to engage in and to do any lawful act concerning any or all lawful business for which corporations be incorporated under the Busi. ness Corvoration Law. JOHN H.

THOMAS Attorney-at-Law 56 North Lehigh avenue Frackville. Pa. COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND MINERAL INDUSTRIES HARRISBURG. PENNSYLVANIA INVITATION FOR BIDS these Sealed Harrisburg bids will be Office. received Towne in House Apartments, 660 Boas Street.

until 11:00 A.M.. Eastern Standard Time. on Thursday. time March 21, 1968. at which and place they will be opened publicly and read aloud for the following, Project No.

A-17: "For the excavation of a cut-off trench in a breaker refuse bank. where there is a fire located on the surface. adioining the Glen Burn Colliery in Coal Township. Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. to arrest fur.

ther movement of the fire in a southeasterly direction threatening a major nonburning portion of the breaker refuse bank." Specifications. bid proposal forms. contract forms. and dates for viewing the site may be obtained free of charge by request to the office of the Deputy Secretary of Mines and Mineral Industries, Room 2A. Motor Building.

108 South Claud A. Lord Boulevard. Pottsville. Pennsylvania: telephone 622-1110. H.

B. CHARMBURY Secretary of Mines and Mineral Industries Files for Divorce An action in divorce was filed by Gerald F. Mahoney, against Arlene J. Mahoney, both of Pottsville, in the office of Prothy. Edward.

Dougherty. They were married Sept. 6, 1947 in St. Clair. The grounds for divorce, were Sheeler indignities.

represented Atty. the husband. Constables Named Pres. Judge James J. Curran appointed two constable vacancies in the county.

Robert A. Reidler was named constable of Frailey Twp. to fill the vacancy of Paul Seiger who failed to qualify. Clinton G. Sausser was named constable of the Ashland, First Ward, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John A.

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Day Service. Free Towing. Free Road Test. 429-1414 Pottsville-St. Clair Blvd.

COURTHOUSE NEWS Suspect in Murder Case Submits to Blood Test COURT HOUSE-A sample of blood was taken from Maurice Talley, of Reading, who is being held at the county prison on a charge of murder. Pres. Judge James J. Curran made absolute the motion of Dist. Atty.

Richard B. Russell who sought to take a blood sample from Talley to determine his blood type and to aid in completing the investigation of the Commonwealth's case. The sample was taken by Dr. R. Emmett Hobbs, pathologist of the Pottsville Hospital, at the jail yesterday afternoon in the presence of Atty.

Joseph Holochuck, co-counsel for Talley. Also present were Detective Elwood Krause, of Reading, who brought the murder charge against Talley; Frank Evans, chief county detective and Mrs. Mary Sninski, technician for the hospital. Judge Curran granted the motion with the understanding that none of the defendant's rights are waived as making objections to the use of the blood samples as evidence at the time of his trial. Also his counsel was granted permission to raise the issue of admissability of the blood tests in its motions to supress evidence.

Talley is being held for the murder of Patricia M. Sholley, of Reading, who disappeared on Dec. 26, 1967, and whose body was found by state police on Jan. 12, near Summit Station in Schuylkill County. Dist.

Atty. Russell had sought permission to obtain the blood for the purpose of comparison with the bloodstains found on the windshield of the victim's car and those on Talley's clothing, Judge Grants Seven Divorces Six divorces and an annualment was granted by Pres. Judge James J. Curran. Divorce decrees were awarded to the following: Kermit W.

Klouser, Hegins R.D. 2, from Janet C. Klouser, Hegins R.D. 2, on grounds of indignities. They Aug.

28, 1965 in Weishample. Atty. John Pfeiffer represented the husband Atty. Joseph Holochuck was the master. Lester M.

Fisher, of Pine Grove, from Mary T. Fisher, El Segundo, on grounds of indignities. They were married June 2, 1967 in Pine Grove. Atty. Charles Frank was counsel for the plaintiff and Atty.

Joseph A. Zane was the master. Marlin E. Morgan Schuylkill Haven, from Elizabeth Ann Morgan, Port Huenema, on grounds of indignities. They were married Dec.

2, 1961 in Chine Lake, Calif. Atty. Donald D. Dolbin represented the husband and Atty. Wilbur Rubright was the master.

Howard L. Blankenhorn, of Pottsville, from Laura E. Blankenhorn, Hamburg, on grounds of indignities. They were married Feb. 7, 1959 in Pottsville.

Atty. Melvin Jenkins represented the husband and Atty. Abe Frumkin was the master. Harry Bialis Coaldale, from Margaret R. Bialis, Fairless Hills, Bucks County, on grounds of indignities.

They Receives Scholarship were married Nov. 27, 1958 in Coaldale and have one child. Atty. Thomas McCready, of Carbon County, represented the husband and Atty. Thomas Noonan was the master Marion E.

Krebs, Orwigsburg, from Elmer W. Krebs, Tamaqua, on grounds of indignities. They were married Sept. 5, 1956 in Baltimore, Md. and have three, children.

Atty. Joseph Zane represents the wife and Atty. John Lavelle was the master. The marriage of Andrew J. Kolibab, III, Mahanoy City, to Carolyn Kolibab, Park Crest, was annulled by Judge Curran.

They were married May 10. 1967 in Arlington, and have two children. Atty. John Lieberman, Ill, represented the husband and Atty. Leonard Schumack was the master.

Pleads Guilty Robert Donmoyer, of Lebanon R.D. 3, waived arraignment and trial by jury in the county courts, to enter a guilty plea to a charge of burglary and larceny. He was sentenced by Judge Harold L. Paul to serve three to 12 months in the county jail with the sentence to commence at the expiration of his present sentence in Lebanon County prison. Charges in his county were brought by State Trooper John M.

Mazak who charged Donmoyer on July 27, 1967, entered the home of Wanda R. Wenrich, Pine Grove R.D. 1, and stole merchandise valued at $489. Judge Paul ordered Donmoyer to make restitution in amount reported taken. "Public Defender William D.

Balitas represented Donmoyer and Assist: Dist. Atty. W. Alan Williams the Commonwealth. Ask Vote Recount A petition was filed to court to open a ballot box from a 1965 election to recount ballots cast for the office of supervisor in the voting district Park Place in Mahanoy Township.

The race is very close as it now stands. George Palmer holds a two vote edge over Hillibush, 422 to 420. In Park Crest, Hillibush was credited with 25 votes and Palmer 23. Pres. Judge James J.

Curran will fix a date for the recount and appoint a special board to make the recount. The petition to open was filed by Atty. Bernard Sheeler. Appeals Suspension Two appeals from motor violation suspensions were filed to court. Charles David Boyer, Pottsville, appealed from a three month suspension and David Ambrose Fetterman, Pottsville, from a one month suspension.

Judge George W. Heffner issued a supersedeas on behalf of Boyer and Pres. Judge James J. Curran on behalf of Fetterman, directing the revenue bureau to restore the licenses to the two motorists until the courts dispose of the appeals. Atty.

Donald D. Dolbin obtained the supersedeas cn behalf of Boyer and Atty. Bernard Sheeler on behalf of Fetterman. Larry Chesla Larry Chesla, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Chesla, of 310 North Jardin street, Shenandoah, has been accepted by the University of Pittsburgh with a four-year scholarship. He has had offers from 40 colleges, such as West Point, North Carolina, Syracuse, Maryland, Georgia Tech, and Wisconsin. He also has received many scholarship offers for Wanted to Buy 18 OLD BRASS CASH REGISTERS Any condition. Contact CHARLES RUDBERG 100 South Main Street SHENANDOAH Phone 462-2753 New and Used Cars and Trucks GOOD USED CARS Authorized At Bargain Prices Volkswagen Dealer FOX MOTORS Route 93-Hazleton-455-5886 FOR SALE: 1963 Rambler Station Wagon, fully equipped low mileage; excellent condition. Apply 123 South Spencer street.

Frackville. Phone 874- 0450. GENGLER'S DIESEL SERVICE SALES, INC. ROUTE 61 MT. CARMEL, PA.

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Scouts, Pick-Ups. Medium- To HeavyDuty TRUCKS Detroit Diesel Dealer CALL MT. CARMEL 1-339-4250 FOR SALE: 1962 Chevrolet Convertible, V-8. automatic, radio. heater.

Very clean. Runs good. $550. Phone Frackville 874.1095. FOR SALE: 1958 Mercury two door.

automatic; good for parts. offer. Phone Shenandoah 462-3292. 1962 FORD Galaxie Convertible; power steering. automatic, V-8 cylinder, radio.

new front tires. in good running condition. Call 875-2583. Business Announcement 35 PORTABLE WELDING service; also pipe thawing and special welding. Lesher Welding, R.D.

1. Ashland. Phones 875- 2109. 875-3727. REPAIRS TO ill makes.

Automatic washers, dryers, electric ranges; also plumbing repairs. Call Frackville 874- 3405. THOMAS BROS. NATUROL GAS COMPANY. LET US PROVE BOTTLED GAS IS THE BEST BUY WHEREVER YOU LIVE.

For Complete Gas Service, Free Installation and 24-Hour Service Phone Shenandoah 462-0154. GEORGE S. DAVIS Raven Run HEATING, PLUMBING COMPLETE BATHROOMS Call Girardville 276-6352 SEPTIC SERVICE. Cesspools and septic tanks cleaned with the latest type pumping system. Phone Frackville 874- 3192.

WE CAN convert your Gentleman Janitor stoker boiler to oil. Call Marks Supply, 230 South street. Shenandoah. Phone 462-0748 or 462- 3118. ROOFING.

All types of roofing, spouting and repairs. Free estimates. Call Roofing, Shamokin, Pa. 648-8972. TAX RETURNS prepared.

James H. Kane, 46 Homesville street, Phone 875-1971 for appointment. WOULD YOU like to win free washes? Lots of people are at Self-Service Laundry, Main and Cherry streets, Shenandoah. Dogs. Birds, Pets 45 MANY BREEDS of goslings, ducklings, Hoffman's chicks and poults.

Hatchery, Gratz, 20 miles west of Pottsville. Phone 365-3407. basketball. The 220-pound senior at Shenandoah High School, has been one of the sparkplugs of the Frank Ulicny-coached Blue Devils for the past three seasons. His career began with the Shenandoah Little League, where he has been credited for ditching numerous no hit games.

Later he played basketball with St. Casimir's CY0 where he led them to the NSL parochial CYO championship under the coaching of Victor Sobolewski. Although he never participated in Midget Football, he was included on the rosters of both the Babe Ruth and Legion Baseball Leagues, where he served as pitcher and first baseman. Chesla is a three letterman for the Blue Devils, starring at first base spot on last year's championship baseball team under Coach Adam Kurtz and was 9 standout center for Coach Charlie Ratomsky's basketeers. He ranks in the upper twofifths of his class and is a member of the Varsity Club, Art Club and Prom Committee.

He worships in St. Casimir's Church, Shenandoah. As a freshman at Pitt, Larry will play against some of the top college teams in the countrv. Freshman grid schedule for 1968 includes: Ohio State, Penn State, West Virginia and Kent. He will major in physical and recreation.

Now You Know For Sale PILE IS soft and lofty, colors retain brilliance in carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Ashland Paint-Up Store. 500 Centre street. Phone 875-1750.

House for Sale FOR SALE: House with new bath. Located 140 Main street Gilberton. $1.000. Phone 874. 2974, after 5 p.m.

FOR SALE: Half of double dwelling; six rooms and bath, oil heat. Located 40 North Nice street, Frackville. Phone 874-0875. SINGLE TWO unit house. Good income property.

All for two cars, plus extra niences. Large heated 'cellar Lawn on both sides. Located corner South Front and Bear Creek streets. Auburn; approximately 15 miles south of Pottsville. Owner leaving area.

Write Elaine Brommer. P.O. Box 185, Auburn, Pa. 17922. DOUBLE PROPERTY for sale, 521-523 West Main street, Ringtown.

Each side has modern kitchen. bathroom. three bedrooms; storm windows; oil heat. Also new roof. Phone 889-3400.

Lots for Sale ONE CHOICE lot near the Chapel at Sky Burial View Memorial Cemetery. for ult graves. Will also sell by single plot. Phone 773-1876. Household Goods 11 WE CAN convert your E.F.M.

stoker to oil. Marks Supply. 230 South Main street. Shenandoah. Phone 462-0748 or 462-3118.

FOR SALE: Electric hot water tank. 52 gal. Like new. Hot air furnace with stove pipe. Phone Ringtown 889-3960 or 462-2504.

Houses for Rent 13 HOUSE FOR rent. Newly remodeled: three rooms, first floor; four rooms, second floor: heat and bath. Located 182 Indiana Shenandoah Heights. Apply 268 Ohio Shenandoah Heights. Wanted to Buy 18 WANTED TO buy: Old furniture, dishes, glassware, lamps, clocks.

round tables, china closets. anything old: one piece or houseful. 874-2094. By United Press International Harvard University, with 7.6 million volumes, has the largest academic library in the United States. Second largest is Yale and third the University of Illinois.

1965 Ford Country sedan, radio. White with red interior. One local owner. Fully guaranteed. Only $1495 Ashland Motor Co.

130 East Centre Street ASHLAND Dial 875-2291 WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FRESH FISH and SEA FOOD THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS SEA LEGS or EXTRA LARGE SMELTS Ib 49c HALIBUT STEAKS, Sliced tb 89c JUMBO BREADED SHRIMP (stuffed with Crabmeat) Ib $1.59 SHRIMP ROLLS DEVILED CRABS Heat and serve 5 for $1.00 Fresh Fillet of Haddock and Flounder, Sliced Cod, Whiting, Oysters, Clams, Shrimp, Lobster Tail, Crabmeat Ready to Fry: Breaded Haddock, Flounder, Shrimp and Shrimp Patties, Fish Sticks, Scallops JUST HEAT AND SERVE! DEVILED CRABS and FISH STICKS A Complete Line of Smoked Fish. Ciscoes, Whiting, White Fish, Sable and Bloaters Small Kegs of Imported Holland Herring. Mixed and Milkers. Vita Herring in Jars. All Kinds of Loose Herring, Milkers, Schmaltz, Pickled Herring, Gefelta Fish and Salt Mackerel.

1 Lb. Boxes Salt Cod. EVERY THURSDAY: Freshly Made Pickled Cabbage, Creamed Cabbage, Macaroni Salad, Potato Salad Lithuanian Rye Bread "Andrulis" Michigan Farm Cheese SWIES FOOD MARKET 17 WEST CENTRE STREET PHONE 462-2810 A.