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EIGHT TTTF, 'r. MASSTi.T.ON. omrr APRIL 20. I jKettMay Your Call 3161 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING -Offers You The Opportunity To Get What You Want Or Sell What You Pont Want A Classified Ad Doesn't Cost Much Try It. i RADIO PROGRAMS TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAM WTAM Cleveland P.

M. Mike News Orch. 1 Orch. Orch. Review Parade 9 of Tomorrow Chateau Dance WHK Cleveland P.

M. AY. Wile Orch. Music Scores 7 Parade Gang Orch. Orch.

Con. Proff. WGAR Cleveland P. M. Hour YanderPyl Kuiklcr Orc-h.

Shop Orch. Drop Dance announced Musiu 11 A. M. 1 Orch. WADC Akron P.

M. Bulletins Griffulis tv Xt ws Venuta Hand K'irah 1'roff. Band WLW Cincinnati M. F. Hour Hand Kami Band M.

Music River TOMORROWS RADIO PROGRAM A'. Pius XI Service Service, Grand Army Hour 3 Ballaclffrs Whiteman Easter 30 Pulpit Art Xews Leo Taylor ai'd Lorciiu II Bow P. M. Home Means Table from Rome Party of Talkies be; announe.ed Reverie ranul? Serenade 4 Symphony Reser Drama Serenade of the Road Catholic Hour Orch. Your City 7.30—Fireside Recitals Hall Bowe go round Review Family Time Orch.

News Orch. MIDNIGHT Orch. A. M. Gardens Orr.h.

A. M. from Rome from Grand Canyon Pictures Mender. to Coast of Worship NOON Bohemia P. M.

Ciiy Pom-crt 1 1 rs of Deerins 'i'licain-! Quur'iM Cx.ufrhlin and lirtims Turner dials 6:1 on Trinlians Hotel Bt-miy 7:3 I'onncr Concert Strings Li "Winchc-ll Stnrlc-s Firi'Sirte Men Xcw? Crawford Orcli. 'WHK Cleveland A. M. Pius XT from Chl- r-a 1:0 from Ar- linrjlon from Unliy- wood I.indvr. of Air I'rnfr.

II Jei-usak'in P. M. be announced Trail Bohemians Strains She and They Dnji llnnsledtcr Society I Ciuir.it. Sanderson Amateur Kllrkdjic Knsemble fi: F.xperienrf: Kd llrirna Ro'ilways Kddif Cantor U'JI! ROL-'TS 'J Stun lay 1-jVcnini? Kihcr Prof. Senator Wanner News Vivia.n Cli.vxa I 1 1 )fjy'p Orrh.

Ort'h. WADC Akron A. M. Service Hollywood Ke-rvico I.yrk; yd r-y 1 la nl iacl Aunt Siif-'aii'H Yari--ty Nr-ws lannony eon Hookends II P.nt'iist Cl'itirch i I Bob P. M.

Garden of Tomorrow Romany Trail Supers! ition nf ML, Slio. They JudtfK Rutlierrord Lazy Dan Iju nst felt e.r News Advpnliirc 3:15 Symphony irrh. ('liuri'h of llolly- '1-1111111, Sanderson goodwill Hour Bill Criffilbs il: 1.1— Kxpcrli-nri- Iii-amap Hand Kddi" Will Rojrers Sunday Jviny: Wni. A. Urady Opinion Nr-wa Vivinn Pdla P.and Parents And Children By GARRY C.

MYERS, PH. D. Head Department Parent Education Cleveland College, Western Reserve University HANDSOME FILET DESIGN HAS MANY USES SAYS LAURA WHEELER FILET CROCHET A choice filet buffet luncheon much they add to your hpriie. This lovely design lends itself to any these; the graceful flower bouquet, done in solid crochet in the -set off by the very open -lace-stitch. The is a larger and- a- smaller finished-by-a mesh-that has a checked clfect.

Tire -design is very effective string butt you can, of course, use linen 1 or-a-finer thread, which will make the pieces smaller. In string, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATEb on Basis of Words to Line, 3u Words, 6 Linen ONE TIME THREE TIMES IOC ONiS WEEK $1.30 UNK J500 ONK YEAR 542.00 Extra Over 30 Wo'di 1 time per line Ic. 3 times per line l()c times per line 18e 1 month per line 70c 1 year per line Card of Thanks lac Display advertising in Classified Column GOc per inch each Insertion Subject to Change Without Notice. Cash Discount. When Adv.

IB paid for In advance or at office within days, provided tl -re no past due balance. Accounts paid collector are net. The Independent will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion of any Advertisement. CLOSING HOUR Ads received up to 9:00 a. m.

will be published the same day. BUSINESS SERVICE 4 PAPEKHANGING FIRST CLASS paperhanging and paint- Ing calls for combination of sliilled workmanship, reliable materials. We employ both. Call for samples. Dial 8142 Fred Jakubik.

painter, contractor. 625 SW. REMOVE WALL PAPER by steavn. injury to plaster or woodwork. Will figure your job.

10 years experience. Also old floors refinished. SVill accept part transfers. 5542. K.

I TRUCKING STORAGE I UWV JTOR MOVING, call 4229. Two expert men. Rates reasonable. i Repairing, refinish- Ing. Quality first is our motto.

Phone for free ertiinate. We call for and deliver. Furniture made to order. City Upholstering iZ Charles SE. Oial 6S32.

ANNOUNCEMENTS PIANO TUNING. Regular artist anil concert work. Call at Gary's Music House. AND FOUND LOST. Black porketbook containing sum of by elderly lady, in buFinftss district, or on cast side.

Money lady's first dM 1 psn- sion. Finder Dial Reward, PATTERN 874 they measure inches and inches; you can make scarfs any size you wish. Pattern 874 comes to you with a chart and detailed directions for making the set shown as well as scarfs, doilies, an illustration of the buffet set and of all sitches used, and material requirements. Send 10 cents in stamps or coin (coin preferred) for this pattern to The Independent Needlecraft 82 Eighth Avenue, New York, N. Y.

TB.N'XIS AN'D GOI.F. The logical place r.o restrung and clubs ovorhfiuicil is a where the manager in c-harpe knows and plays the games. Thirty-years of tennis, years of gulf. Vocum's, near post- i-ffice. Dial S335.

GKHRIXG DETECTIVE appiicy, Dial office night Member of International Secret Service. Assoc-1 ciation. 42 Brie 1 X. Ion, Ohio. Honored with the coiu'i-l donee of many.

Kxpert detective work, criminal or civil investigations. Dictograph service. Service insurance to protect you asain.n robbery, burglary, hold-ups and theft, a specialty. T-etu? help you. LOT PLOWING Telephone -1220, so we can make arrangements.

T. Knyder. planu service, tuning and repairing H. R. Ochenour.

1732 Erie S. Dial 7756. UTTE-R-L-V- FEMININE-CHIC Edlled hv LAURA I. BALDT, A. M.

For many years Professor of Hclioeholfl Arts. Teachers College, Columbia Univorsilj, New Vork.N. T. Confesses To Hurting Son's FceUngs By Fault Finding Everv conscientious father, I suppose, reflects now upon his relations to his children. As he doaf.

so he may at times feel own faults dejected on recalling his own faults and failures. Not long ago, while silting in a lonely railroad station, I began to go over in my mind some recent experiences with my youngest, twelve years old. Something like the following ran through my feelings I cannot describe. I leave them to your imagination. "i I had not seen the word misspelled on his drawing, at least not at that time.

And I saw it before I really had seen the drawing. That drawing had originality. It was a clever way of decorating his notebook and announcing its contents. I couldn't think of anything so good in a long time. And he came so hopefully.

Rightly he was proud of his creation, and expected me to share his joy over it. But I didn't I told him of the word which he had wrongly spelled; and he feels distressed anyway about his lack of ability to Boy Is DiscouraRed "Poor kid. he looked piteously discouraged; his hopes were blasted; he had come for warm and I a cold stone! Oh, yes, I did express appreciation later of the figure he had drawn. But it hardly was whole-hearted, and he knew it not. I tried to repair the damage I had done, but I guess he felt it only sham.

There's a loss which can never be recovered. I wonder if he ever will entirely for- Hive me. I don't deserve it, but I do believe he will. He has forgiven i me already so ninny wrongs of mine against him. "And last Saturday evening when he joyously called me to the basement (o sec what he had day he had ben working on it.

But before I arrived at his work bench I said: This place is a mess you must clean it Another heaven lost!" The place WAS untidy, as also was the word misspelled; but the.se matters could have been corrected Inter once the expected joys were consummated. Why must one be so despicably mean? Maybe no parent reading this has ever committed such a sin against a child. The chances are you have. Beth you and I will go on in our erring ways. But as we reflect and with ourselves I do believe we will sin less frequently and less flagrantly.

Our problem is to keep perspective and be able to appreciate the child's successes, and not to allow ourselves to be diverted by his relatively unimportant failures. You 1 1 love this youthful cotton dress, individualized by shoulder yoke that covers the tipper arms modishly. The skirt has flounced insets at sides, which while allowing ample width, are easy to keep pressed and orderly. Style No. 3H5 Is' designed for sizes 14, 16, 18 year's.

36, 33 and 40-inches bust. "Size 16 requires yards of material 'and yard of 39- inch contrasting. Send" FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in stamps or coin I'coin is preferred) for PATTERN. Write plainly YOUR NAME. AtiORESS AND STYLE NUMBER: BE'SURE TO STATE SIZE "YOU WISH.

Spring Fashion Book Costs TEN CENTS. Send' 'for your Copy Today! BOOK and PATTERN together TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Address order to The Independent PATTERN DEPARTMENT, 200 Fifth N. Y. Bull baiting was a barbarous sport, cnce popular in En-jland amoni; nil classes ol society, hut declared in 1835.

STARS OF THE COMMUNITY STORE Dial 4339 Open Evenings When You Buy a FUR COAT Set it here, with a five- year written guarantee. small deposit will hold the coat until wanted next fall. Style Center, Inc. Listen for the Handy Service Broadcast Over WADC 6:15 to 6:45 Every Thursday BEECH GROVE E. Bieder.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Switter, oi Massillon, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harrig, of Myersville, were guests of Mrs.

Caroline Harrier and Mr. and Mrs. R. Puegner, Miss Lilah Keller and Theodore Keller, jr. are confined to their home by illness.

Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Westerman, Dorothy Thomas, and Mary Irving were in Canton, Friday evening.

The conditions of Joseph Jordon and Joseph Jordon, who were injured in an auto accident are improved. Mr. Jordon is still confined to the city hospital. Mrs. William Budrow was in Massillon, Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Lj-man Harris were in Massillon, Thursday. Wilfred Fiet and Edward Regan, of Massillon, visited Kenneth Budrow, Thursday. 10 ARRESTED IN SANDUSKY RAIDS Adrienne Marden After several years on thfi stago.

and in Hollywood, Adrienne Marden, above, won an enviable position with the troupe featured on the Amcrl-' can Drama School of the Air. SANDUSKY, April men and two women were arrested in liquor raids in the vicinity of the Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Home late Friday. Those arrested were Granville Powell, Frank Amato, Thomas Shelby, Clifford Joiner, Clifford Ferguson, George Arndt and Mary Espisoto, all of Sandusky, and William Royland, Roxie Davis and Al Kriss, living in the vicinity of Soldiers' Home. All were charged with illegal sale and possessing for sale. Ferguson was also charged with manufacturing liquor.

A still, two truck loads of whiskey, wine were seized. Shirley Lloyd Althougii she is only 18, Shirley Lloyd, aljovc, litis won a secure nlclic as blues singer a popu- lar dance band In Chicago. 3145 GOOD DEED COSTS MOTORIST $100 ASHTABULA, April so many Good Samaritans, Charles Simmons, of Libertyville, 111., Friday lost money by being a good fellow with a big heart. Flagged down by a man. and a girl standing besides a parked auto on Route 20, near here.

Simmons volunteered to drive the man to the nearest filling station for a can of gasoline. The stranger produced gun and robbed him of S103, handing back $3. JAIL SIX FOR INCITING RIOT NORWALK. April men were in county Jail here Friday night awaiting arraignment on charges of inciting a riot as the result of a clash between' FERA workers and strikers in Greenwich village Thursday. Byron Geaay of Greenwich, allegedly assaulted Paul Henderson, FERA foreman.

A band of 25 Greenwich strikers started the.fracas when they attempted to keep a group of seven men from working. LIFE TERM FOR LICAVOLI UPHELD CINCINNATI, April first district court of appeals late Friday upheld a life sentience imposed on Thomas (Yonnie) Licavoli. Toledo gangster, for alleged conspiracy in the murder of three men and a woman in Lucas county in 1932 and 1933. CLUB WILL HAVE SHOOT ON SUNDAY A program consisting of five, 10 and 25-bird events will be carried out at the Stark County Gun club, Sunday at 1 p. m.

It will include both skeet and straight trap shooting. Prizes will be awarded in most of the events. The shoot is open to the public. NOTICES THK FIXKFROC'K BROS, of Canal Fulton wil! givo you a square deal on your Buil'liuer Loan transfers. home L'PHOLSTEHIXG.

repairing, retmish- ir.g. custom built furniture, cott.in and hair mattresses rebuilt, feather jnade. chairs caned. K. B.

Arters. -G15 Lincoln Way, E. Estab- ism. ni.il TO BUY OR 1030 FORD, price must he right fcr cash. Write box 41.

care The Jn- ilf-nf-ndent statinE: prior, etc. ONE THOUSAND CHICKENS at onc-c. Helline's Poultry Market, Erie S. Hial t. TO RENT YOI'NG share home.

Xo children. Address Box 5. care The MISCELLANEOUS cleaning, attic to basement, naimed walls, woodwork, floors ar.rl sruararitcftl cxtcrinJiiatlup of hedbutfs, roaches and termites. Prospect Cleaning 6S Eric S. I'KO cleans like mafdc.

painted walls, woodwork, carpels, etc. Will riot injure the finest surface, fabrics or the mnst sensitive skin. ib. box. In.

1'ox 5 Ib. bag 75c. Pho-e P.udy Loch. FOE SALE CHICKS 1 1 KinROX SUPREME old or started. Hatches every Monday and Thursday.

S.OOO chicks weekly. Blood tested. Kidron Hatchery, Kidron. Ohio. WANTED 1,000 Massillon housewives to try our curlain service, plain curtains washed, stretched, pr.

Sau- ilary Dry Cleaning, dial 6435. Tho cniy laundry that operates a plant in Massillrm. EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED COLORED GIRL or young woman for general Musi be expp.ri- need furnish reference. See .1. J.

Bernsti'iii, Tremont CHICKS B. Rock. Wyan- dottr. So. W.

Leghorn 7c. custom batchintr. Sc chick. Brines PESTS Mondays. Closed on Sunday.

M. H. Ksh- Idiian. sou'h of Bowrtil. County 75F2.

DAY OLD CHICKS. Choice guarantead blood tested stock, hatched from two year old hens. White and Barred Rocks, Reds. White Wyamlotls, larire by (he hundred. Custom batching brooder stoves, poultry feeds and supplies.

Buy Rood chicks and be pleased, Helline's Poui- trv Market "30 Erie S. Dial KKLIABLK woman 3D and for housework. Must stay niprhts anil mUPt Jiavi! Gooil home in prefrrPiK-i; lo hig-h wagres. Inquire -103 RELIABLE cirl or middle woman for hnuscu crU. Stay nijrhts.

Refor- om-rH. Sill NE. iIIRI. is or i.vu- hoiise- iii.il In with of chil- dmi. Inriiiiri' XE.

BUSINESS SERVICE REMODELING. repairing, free esil- maUs. t)ia' 7237, P. Schrader, liiiildor, Firs'. XE.

sale, i'xti red tile for stepping stones, low BABY CHICKS Rocks and Reds Sc each, LcR'norns 7c custom I'atchinR P.Ac pnr egg Bring esgs on Mondays. Hosteller Hatchery, one mile north of BmvdM. Ohio. I'KRSIAX KITTKXS A child's pet IM-. Ivl XE.

Sci-rt Potntnf-s, KnsHnije and Field corn. Hardy Shruhs Everprrr-en and Rose Ensiles. Massillon Seed Stipplv I Lincoln Way, W. Dial S-il'l. EVEKCJREEX.S.

ri.sus. trci'S fur siilo lowest, pi ices-, nt K. E. Lincoln Way, P. Hrii-k.

Paiix-sviili' Nursery. PAPERHANGING BEDXARD CO. Since 1013 prac- t'cai experience in Paper- hatiKinR and Decorating. Stop at our store, First SW, or dial 8135. Kve'ii'ids 448-1.

P.MXTIXG, paper hanginjr, paints, var- iiishes. wall paper, Xu-Enamel, paint- ers and paper hanprer supplies. Place I your ordor now for prompt service. Gritzan and Paint, 55 Erie S. Dial 3S(IO I'KIIML'I OXIOX and frost proof cab- plants, just arrived from Georgia.

Also fruit trcf-s, evergreens, privet and Jnpanfss barberry, cheap, l-'uil of seed. Ever Idfmin- inc roses or three for Jl.nu. Garden seed, fertilizer and spraying )n- arc cxf mpt sales tnx. Reality Hill Garc'cn and Seed Store, 5S Sei-jiid SW. RENTALS KITKXISHKD ail conveniences Dial 4345.

AUuItE only. Fl'RXISHEl) APARTMENT in the Granada. Fifih NK. See caretaker at the apartment. BOARD AND ROOMS BOARDING, home cooking Centra! cation.

S33 First SK. THREE ROOMS and bath, In. over 117 Tremont SW. Rer.i J1U.OO per month. Inquire at 117 Tre mont SW.

or Dial 3163 ROOMS EIGHTH NE. in private home for or elderly la-ly. Gcod personal rare. Also sleeping room fur nnf- or two persons. Good residential district.

Dial 7i4f). WALES XE, 856 3 furnished rooms for licrht housekeeping, all modern conveniences. Use of garage if desired. ROOMS TWO furnished rooms for light housekeeping, modern. Private entrance.

Inquire 52S Euclid SYT. GLFXX PLACE. 22S. Two furnished rooms for housekeeping, for adults riiii.v. in private home, garage if desired.

Also furniture for sale. C. T. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FARMS. 73 acivs.

You will have to hurry If you want ffct in on our farm Here arc tw-i of them. 7." acres with good buildings, pood fertile soil, running water, aiu'i other out jiossc-ssion at onee. One five tract with good six ronm electricity, furnace and pas, lots of fruit, possession (riven at once. Will accept First Savings. Loan transfers at par.

H. W. Giltz. exclusive sales. Ronm S.

First Savings Loan Bldg. Dial SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SALE- or exchange for land, seven room house, modern, double garage, in desirable location, on paved street. Dial Gain. FOR SALE A RARE BARGAIN. Two houses, three stall garage, central location.

Will sacrifice to settls estate. Inquire 325 First SE. or Dial 4318. FOR SALE LOT ON 2Cth SE. Also lot on Glenwood SE, near school.

accept transfers in full or part payment. Name- your price. Address Box 110. care The Independent Co. RADIOS ZENITH SPARTAN And ATVVATER KENT $22.50 to $165.00 C.

0. FINEFROCK CO. 641 Lincoln Way, W. Dial 4242 WOMAN, 60, SETS SEWING RECORD CASTLE DAWSON, Northern Ireland. in the way of a long-distance needlework record has been set here.

In the past 32 years, nearly 300 miles of thread have spun under the tireless fingers of Mrs. R. Pickering, who boasts a collection of 2,024 empty 'spools. Each spool originally held more than 250 yards of thread. She has kept each spool as she emptied it since 1903.

Nearly 60, she does not use spectacles despite the strain of thousands of hours of sewing on intricate patterns. HILLTOP OAItnEXS Privet anrl rarbfrry peremiinls and rook plants. Snocinl price week o-i Oriemal aibor vit.if. F. S.

Gallatin. Rt. 2, Cilv. milo northwest of EronkfiPlrt 'on Rprtinn POUR CONCRETE IN MUSKINGUM DAM ZANESVILLE, April of concrete flowed in the Muskingum watershed conservancy district Friday at the Charles Mills dam, in Ashland county, the first in the $34,590,000 flood control project. Building of the dam.

400 feet long and 50 feet high, started Jan. 8. Actual construction will start next on the Senecaville dam, where work has been delayed by difficulty in. obtaining land rights. RECOUNT GIVES DRYS VICTORY YOUNGSTOWN, April township, in the southeastern part of the county, voted dry in the special election of w-eeks ago, the recount Friday showed; The first tally showed a margin of one vote in favor of sale of liquor by the package.

The recount Friday showed 363 against liquor sale by the package to 365 for It. GETS ROAD CONTRACT NEW PHILADELPHIA, April The O'Connor-Kipf of Cleveland was lowest of 11 bidders Friday for relocation of State Highway No. 8, around the $5,360.000 Eagle Hill Mus- kinRtim conservancy dum, northeast of Dover. The bid was $22,340. COKE FUEL CLEAN LUMP $3.75, delivered in Iratl lots.

Fill your cellnrs now. remember June 16 is the limit at B. L. transfers taken at full value in part. We ilclivrr from one ton up.

Dial 6714. David n. Lewis, 506 Third SE. Haulinc of all kinds. COAL No.

5 lump S10U, rescreeneil S4.25. run of mine $3.75. nut coal $3.55 One to three ton loads. B. C.

Mr- Creery, 722 Golgcr SW. Dial 76DS. XK1GLICR COAL, No 6. direct from our own mine, 1. 2, 3.

ton loads, r-i inch, 2 inch, forked screen, run of mine. Reasonable prices. Walnut rd. and Bernard SVv. Yard phone 7130.

ANOTHER SPECIAL BARGAIN 1933 Ford V-8 Delux Coupe Price $350 Ford V-8 Delux Coupes Ford V-8 Std. Coupes Ford V-8 Delux Coach Ford V-8 Std. Fordor Sedan Ford V-8 Delux Fordor Sedan Ford V-8 Std. Coaches Delux Ford Coupe Chevrolet Coach 131'i Panel Truck, Ford C. A.

MYERS CO. 362 Lincoln Way W. Dial 7805 BKST MASS1LLOX COAL, No. 8 lump No. 5 coal, lump 34.50.

lump S4.15, mine run $3.90. also Flack. Prompt and careful delivery. Kmery Coal. 724 Tremont SW Dial 35SO.

COAL Good clean coai. We deliver. One or two ton orders or by the load Vard phone 6932, resWence oofO. Lons Coal 100 9th SW. r.UN OF MINE COAL S2.SO to J3.50 cash, pay the driver.

Less than two tons 2S "cents extra. Less sont, less more heat per dollar. We have many pleased customer. 1 Let us Please you. Call County 22F2.

R. C. IT'S Barnes Lump Coal. As of old. $5 00 Der ton.

PoorJos Cnnl Ca Phone 7037 makes sold, rented, exchanged, overhauled, rebuilt al Yncum's. nhony S335 AND RADIO PIANO TUNING and repairing. See the new Grunow radio $22.50 and up. oldest music house. BammerMn.

212 N'E. Dial 4J1S FOR SALE HOUSE PAINT 95c a trallon. T-ots of (rood furniture cheap at S. Erie Furniture Kxchanito, 314 F.rin f. TOP SOITj for sale.

We are ready to deliver top soil on short notice. Dial 4229. GOODS BOHX Refrigerator, 75 Ihs. capacity, porcelain lined. Very cheap.

Write Box 52, Independent. El.KC. UANGK Flavor even, all gray porcelain with white trim, fully automatic: like new, SO feet BX cable included, SS5 rash, 316.1 bctwten 9 a. in. nnd 5 P.

week days only, rangre may be rcen at 715 17th NK. Before Buying That USED CAR Look These Values Over Master Coach Tudor Sedan 157 Inch W. B. Chassis Cab Panel Yz-Ton Canopy V-8 H-Ton Chassis Coach BECK'S Chevrolet Sales Phone 44F2 Navarre, O. AUTOMOTIVE 122-AUTOMOBILE SERVICE HOSPITAL for damaged cars, tops, curtains, seat covers, fenders ironed out, gas.

oil. plate and safety glass. Do it today. Auto Top Shop, 41 Oak SE. Dial SHC.

USED CARS V-S Coach Coupe Truck Dump Truck Tudor Coach N'E Coupe E. -1-P. Coupe Sedan Sedan Coupe Sedan Sedan Tudor Coupe PAIGE Sedan Tudor 25 Other Cars to Choose From DIAL 3169 Erie Chevrolet, Inc. Erie S. at Oak Fine, Durable Paints At Thrifty Prices! MASSILLON PAINT GLASS Erie S.

Dial 5038 WILL BUY. $6,000 First Savings and Loan 53,000 Peoples Saving and Loan At Highest Cash Price Consult us before you sell your Building and Loan Passbook Ralph 0. Bayles Inc. CHAS. F.

SEINER, Agent 137 Lincoln Way, E. Over Bus Station Phones: Office, 7051; Hei 6561 WE WILL BUY $7940.00 First Savings and Loan. $6395.00 Massillon Savings and Loan. jl Peoples Building and Loan. $1270.00 Ohio-Merchants Building Certificates.

Inland Loan Preferred Stock McLain Grocery Preferred Stocfc WE WILL SELL 8 Shares Brown Lumber Stock 87 Shares Ohio-Merchants Stock CALL OR SEE Mr. Leo Blaumeiser Office at Economy Shoe Store 109 Lincoln Way, Massillon Phone 7203 or Res. Phone 3261 G. B. HOYT ASSOCIATES Licensed Brokers 1003 -First Bank Bldg.

Canton, 5394. CHEVROLET Town Sedan Coach Spt. Coupe Pickup Truck Truck, 157-inch Platform Chevrolet Truck Coach Town Sedan Coupe Pickup Truck Coach Sedan Sport Coupe 612 Sedan Sedan Sedan SPECIAL-1928 CHEVROLET These Cars Are All Priced Way Below the Average Need The Bloomfield Chevrolet CANAL FULTON, O. USED CAR SALE 1935 Graham-Paige Sedan, like new, low mileage 1934 Plymouth Coach, low milt- age. 1933 Plymouth Sedan, one owner, A-No- 1 1933 Terraplane 6 Coach, one owner.

A-No. 1 1933 Terraplane 8 Coupe, one. owner A-No. 1 1933 Chevrolet Coach. Tires lij new, low mileage.

1932. Essex Coupe, in extra shape. 1930 Pontiac Coupe 1930 Ford Coupe, new paint and good tires, cheap. 1930 Cadillac Sedan, like new, 4 new tires. 1929 Cadillac Coupe, 4 new tires.

1929 Chevrolet Coach, in good shape. 1929 Essex Coupe, in good shape. 1929 Essex Coach, new paint and good tires. TRUCKS 3 International 1cm new. 1931 Ford m-Ton, in good shape stake body.

1930 Ford ni-Ton Stake, cheap. 1929 Chevrolet 1927 Dodge VJ-Ton Panel. Model Ford Pick Up, real good tires. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS HUDSON and TERRAPLANE SALES and SERVICE C. S.

Hcnricli 310 LINCOLN WAY. W..