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TH4i EVENING INDEPENDENT. QH1Q TUESDAY. APRIL YocMay PKone Your Call 3161 A IF I ED A RTIS I Offers You The Opportunity Jo Get What You Want Or Sell What You Don A Classified Ad Doesn't Cost Much Try It Convict's Scientific Discovery May Revolutionize Fuel Supply i Now Used In Home And Industry Forger Has for Extracting Hydrogen Front Water That. Has Attracted Many Experts to Prison Laboratory (By Central Press) SAN FRANCISCO, April an improvised laboratory bshind the bars of California's "hard-boiled" penitentiary at Polsom, has come a convict's scientific discovery that some day may revolutionize the supply of fuel- for home and industrial use. The inventor is James Fred Burke, though at Folsom he's known only by a number.

He entered two years ago, a convicted forger. Yet scientists have taken Emerson they have 'made a path to Burke'B ceil. Frankly they are puzzled by his claims. Bur, Burke is certain that he can prove the soundness and practicability of what he calls his "elec- trogen process for extracting hydrogen from water. What It Promises If that process can do what Convict Burke promises for it, here are a few things that it offers: A new liquid fuel, superior to gasoline, that can be manufactured at a cost of less than one-third of a cent a Production of sufficient hydrogen gas for seven cents to equal the heat provided by a ton of coal or four barrels of Production of a liquid substitute for gasoline at one-third of a cent a gallon, affording more power and less carbon deposit than gasoline.

Scientists years ago discovered the electrolytic medium for extracting hydrogen and oxygen Irom water. The process since has been used commercially to obtain oxygen for welding and similar purposes, but it is far too costly as. a means of obtaining hydrogen for general fuel purposes. Secret Formula But Burke now claims to have discovered a far cheaper way to taking the hydrogen out of water. He says he accomplishes this by means of a special compound of secret formula.

One pound of this compound, he claims, win extract the, hydrogen from 425 gallons of water. And the cost of the new compound is less than live cents a pound! "On this basis," Burke says, "over 14,000 cubic leet 61 hydrogen and nearly 7,000 cubic leet of oxygen can be obtained for one cent. And there's another important economical factor involved in my process: Under present methods used in the electrolysis of water, it requires 99.3 watt hours of electric power, to produce one cubic foot of hydrogen. Under my watt hour is RADIO TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAM WTAM Cleveland P. M.

Resume Ralph Klrhery Orch. Williams and Glenn Russell 7: Orch. Orch. Box Me'llert Service of Ivories MIDNIGHT Orch. A.

M. Orch. WGAfV Cleveland M. he announced, Baldi Club Fingers Thpmas 'n' Andy 7 'Singers Clues 8:30 Time Orch. Hou.se Orch.

Orch. Prince Orch. MIDNIGHT Orch. A. M.

WHK Cleveland P. M. Rogers Benson Allen and Marge Bill Carter, Band Melodies Fulton Btting Orch. Band Fellers Legion Band RAMS :45 Studio Music WADC Akron M. :00 Ruck -Rogers :15 Recordings Mischa Kaglnsky :45 Morton Downey Mj-rt Herb Mcl.aughlin :33 Thompson's Orch.

:45 Men and Maid Jack Little Troopers Stmljt. Melodies :00 Cathedral 'Hour Minneapolis Sym. Caravan Conflict Harlem Serenade Evening News Barnet's Orch. :45 Lombardl'a Orch. WL'W Cincinnati M.

:00 Jack 'Armstrong Joe Emerson Sportsman :15 Melodies Melody. Masters :45 Dramatized Coins :05 Pendarvis'' Band Marc Williams Bands and Musi? 11 into fuel for necessary uses. Factories can use that fuel for manufacturing. The hydrogen gas pro- iduced can be used in the place of. coal or in present steam-power process less than one required." More Power The gasoline substitute, plants onlj' minor changes being made in 'firebox 61 the boilers: "One thing more." Burke declares, "undei- the electrogen hydrogen gas can be produced for seven 'cents 10 equal the heat produced-by a coal or four barrels of oil." Many Impressed- For months delegations ol Industrial men, technicians and scientists have visited Burke, in.his.prison laboratory.

They have watched him turn an electric current into of water and have seen hydrogen appear in high ratio. The precise use of his compound he conceals during his demonstrations, but many have teen' highly impresse by what he has accorh-' Burke says he can produce to revolutionize industry, is made by combining the hydrogen taken from the water with carbon monoxide and certain other elements. The liquid, he claims, will propel automobiles, trucks, motorboats and airplanes plisbod. Before his conviction Burke de- which (voted much time and study to chemistry and upon pleaded for a chance to continue the experiments he had begun Burke formerly resided in Michigan. There are more automobiles, in Los Angeles county than'in all' of MassiUon Markets with more power to the gallon than Germany according to the California soli Automobile "Factories, homes and business establishments," he declares, "can have their own cell units to convert water ADMINISTRATOR'S WITH WILL I ANNEXED NOTICE Js'p.

25052 Admr. Doc. Z. Page 575 i Roy G. Collier of Canton.

Ohio, has "been- "duly appointed and qualified as Administrator with will annexed of the Estate of -Jeremiah Stoner. laie of Stark" 'County, Ohio. Dated April 6th 1934. Creditors must present their claimn.to the above representative for allowancs within four months after the date of appointment. J.

J. Probate Judge of Stark County, Ohio. Publish in The Evening Independent April 17. 21; May 1, 1034. WTAM Cleveland A.

M. Up: Hygiene Red Bird Report Hygiene Home Lu, Em Service Scamps Crocker Howard Moore -Hall NOON Arnold P. M. and Strum Rerl Bird Harmony Ensemble Orch. in Balcony Perkins Cocktail Review Concert of Verse Plant Pete 'Steel MerriweJl Strum Boyer Resume Kirherv Orch Meers and Glenn Howard Pearl fit 'Smiles Club EnpinBers 11 Service rvf Ivories' Orch MIDNIGHT Orch A.

M. i Orch. WGAR Cleveland A. M. Get Up Hnll Trio While Chef 3:15 "and V'erne Club ean --Ahbev 10 Trio Trio Children -Servicp Kitchen 11 ppy.

Zeke Ml Wells TOMORROW'S RADIO PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Xo. 2612(1 Admr. Doc. 27, Page 9 Carl F. Klein of Canton, Ohio, has been duly appointed anfl qualified as Administrator of the Kstate of Serena Saunter, late of Stark County, Ohio.

Dated -April llth Creditors must present their claims to the above representative Jnr allowance M'ithi'ft four months after ihe date of apnointment. J. J. McCATVL, Probate Judge of Stark County, Ohio. Buying Prices Fresh Eggs, doz.

Butter, per Ib. Cheese, per Ib. Swiss 'Selling Produce Fresh Eggs, doz. Print Creamery Buttenne. Sweitzer Cheese, Lard, per Ib Sugar, 25-lb.

sack Sugar, per Ib. Lettuce, Ib Head Lettuce. Ir.ebere.-lb Cucumbers, hot house, each Cauliflower tb Tomatoes, Southern, ib. Tomatoes, 1 Ib hot house Carrots, bunch 8c-2 Old Potatoes, peck. New Potatoes .4 Jersey Sweet Potatoes; 4 2ic 21c 18c 30c lie 60 l.pc 15o 15c 15fl for' 15c Ibs.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE No. 26125 Admr. Doc. 27. Page 7 Turnips, Ib.

Beets, bunch for 193-1. Creditors must present their claims to the above representative for allowance within four months after the dale of appointment. JAMES AVTLLISOX, Attorney. J. McCALL, Probate Judge of Stflrk County, Ohio.

Publish in The Kvening Independent April 17. 24; May 1, 1934. ififcc i wecjus, uuiicn George. AV, Ziegler of Ma.ssilion, Ohio. IK has been duly appointed and qualified I j.

r. as Administrator of the Estate of Wil- Radishes, bunch liani Moyer, late of Stark County, Ohio, i Almonds, Ib 7 i i -i i i Pecans, large Ib; English Wahiuts, per rb Egg Plant, each Watercress, 2 bunches Green Beans, 1 Ib. for Mangoes, each California Fresh Peas, (Jarlic. ner ib Parsley, bunch Fruits Strawberries, pt. Lemons.

6 for Navel Oranges, doz. 23c'to Bananas. Eating Apples, 5 Ibs Meat and Meat Meats 10c-to Chickens, Ib. 14c to Spring Lamb, Ib. Retail Meat Prices Pork Chops, Ib 18c, Chickens, Ib.

Sirloin Steak. Round Steak, rb Smoked Veal Steak, Ib. Veal Stew, Ib 12a to Veal Roast, per Ib. Bacon, in piece I5f, Bacon, sliced, per Ib. to Chuck Boast, Ib.

16o to Fresh Sausage. Ib. Prime Ribs Beet, ib. Leg of- Spring Lamb, Smoked Sausage, Jb Ib. 25c to" Lamb Stew, per izt- Grain and Grain Products Paying Prices ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Xo.

2611S Admr. Doc. 27. Page 2 Mary toll eh of Massillon, Ohio, hns been duly and qualified as Administratrix of the Estate of Zivan Stolich, late of Stark County, Ohio Dated April 7th 1934. Creditors must present their claims to the 1 above representative for allowance four months after the date of appointment.

-WTLLISOX. Attorney. StaVk.CouhtyfSfi RADIO Salts Service All Makes Serviced by Experienced Men Leonard Refrigerators Washers Cleaners The Community -Store Lincoln Way, Massillon, O. 1.9c 30o 35 15c 5c 35f Oc iloc 20c 39c 1c 1.2c 16c I5c 25c 30c 15c 20c 20c 28c 18o 2dc 28C 25C 40C 18C Band NOON Taylor P. M.

Tvlacs. and Home 1 and Sade of Song Days and Music White XJprman and' Bob Joy Corner l.atiy Annie be announced Club Thomas 'n' Andy be announced 7 Clues Paradise Ruth Thomas Cruiser Sisters Vertvoti's Orch. Flash Orch. MIDNIGHT A. M.

WHK Cleveland A. M. Melodies Jigsaws SlHiiRs UUIJK and Ben Bill niul CiiiiRer Orch. Pats Waller Orch. Recipes NOON P.

M. Bni-theil McConnell Rlnr Aces I PlHi'lioys di-Snnze antl I-lnn'is of Air and Jnne 'itM5 11 -Johii Ij. Rice KM5- Li II :0011 11M5- A. M. 10 Moll 1 11 P.

M. -Manhattan Moods -Spanning World -Science Series -Merrymakers -Skippy -Where lo Go -Jack Brooks -Jack Armstrong -Baseball Resume -Ruck lingers -Benson i-. Scores -Jimmy Allen -Myrt ml' Marge -Plain Bill -Comedy Stars -Happy Bakers -Eehvin f. Hill -Albert Spalding -Xinn ilartini AJiead -Bsisehail li-insh -Little's Orch. v's Orch.

WADC Akron Boys Knsemblo In Gardens Studio MorniiiR News Orch. Studio Cooking Orsan Melodies Jane Klltfon Hecordings Betty Bartliell Test Tour Memory ICnsemhle AVatchtower Parsons Playboys: Call tl valors Sliullo School ilusicnl Coluni hia Orch. ManlmtUiii Moods Aim Leaf Merry makers Jimmy Winger XGWB Bulletins Gordon Buck 1 :15 2:00 .2:15 2:30 3:30 I 5:20 5:30 5:35 TiiRlu'3 7:00 an.fi Marge Jack Colin Tfiompsnirs Orch. Biikei-H Krtwin C. Mill Hmijran'iin Orch.

Chesterfield Burns Allen noritn's Oreli. 10 (5 Columbians 1 I.iic.-i.s 1 1 :15 Kvphlnp Xews Jack DaleyM Marian Martin Pattern YOU CAN SEW YOURSELF A MARIAN MARTIN FROCJC GOES IN FOR GIRLISH3S ESS Diagrammed Marian Martin Sew Chart Included PATTERN 9928 Make no mistake it the girlish girl did. go out of style! Nor did the girlish looking woman! They trail the same retinue ot masculine admirers as. in gone that is your dress it to the Here is a delightful way of doing it. See that collar wouldn't it melt in your mouth! And the of follows the example of the col- Jar, doesn't If you want sleeves, you can have back view shows you.

And just to make good matters better, there's -that yoke effect in the Pattern 9928 may be ordered only in sizes 12, 18, 20, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40. Size 16 requires yards 36 inch fabric. Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins or stamps (coins preferred) for EACH MARIAN MARTIN pattern. sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, the STYLE NUMBER and SIZE of each pattern. ORDER YOUR COPY OP THE MARIAN MARTIN PATTERN BOOK practical sewing guide, offering stunning models for all occasions 'for grown-ups, juniors and youngsters, and for the woman' who needs slenderizing lines.

PRICE OF BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS, BOOK AND PATTERN TOGETHER, TWENTY-FIVE Send your order to The Evening Independent Department, 232 W. 18th New York, N. Y. Wheat, No. 1 bit.

Wheat, bij. i Corn, per bu. Wheat 1 per ton Retail Feed, Delivered Oil Cotton Seed Meal. Corn and Oats chop'. Scratch Feted, per 100 Ibs; pe.iv bii.

Shelled Corn, per bu. 72c 71c 'sac 3ac $8' $210 $150 $1.70 75c Beef Scraps, -per 100. Ibs. Baled Straw, per 100 Dairy Feed, 24 per 100 Ibs. Daiyy: Feed; percent, per.

Wheat 'Screenings, per '100 Ibs. Cracked Corn, per. 100 Ibs. Horse per 100 Ibs. Bailed Hay, 'per 100 'Ibs.

Middlings, per IQOj Ibs. tj per bushel $2.60 70c $1.90 $1.55 $1.5: $1.80 $1.00 $1.40 $1.05 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Figure on Baals of Words Line, 30 Words, Lines ONE TIME 40o THREE TIMES 70e ONE WEEK O.VR MONTH J5.00 ON'E TEAR Extra Unei Over 30 Words 1 lime per line 7o 3 times per line 6 times per line 18c 1 month per line 70c 1 year per line SOo Card of Thanks 75c Display' advertising In Classified Column GOc per inch each insertion Subject to' Change Without Notice. Cash Discount. When Adv. is paid for in advance or at office within five (Jays, provided there is no past due Imliince.

-Accounts paid collector are net, The Independent will not responsible for more than one incorrect Insertion of any Advertisement. CLOSING 'eceived up to 9:00 a. m. will published tha eame dp.y. CLASSIFICATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS of 'i Directors and Found Notices To Kuy To Trade To Kent EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Help 'Wanted or Female Help Wanted Wanted BUSINESS SERVICE Aitls Making Pressing -Contractors It- Chattel Loans Service Plumbing Pa pet-hanging Sheet Metal Opportunltien FOR SALE Clucks 61 and.

Supplies 1 For Sale Sales Coke Fuel Store Supplies Radio For Sale neons For Sale Goods RENTALS Rooms r.unchea Rooms For Rent Rooms House For Rent For Rent Rooms Offices For Kent REAL ESTATE Property For Sale Sale or Rent I SaU or Exchange For; Sale -For Sale Refil Estate AUTOMOTIVE -For Sale Service Service ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS SERVICE TO BUY OFFICE DESK. DISC HARROW price. Must he in good condition. 'Address Box 23. tare Independent Co.

SALE buysiall kinds of used clothing, open every day. 65 Erie S. EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED GIRL to do general-housework, foreign girl- preferred. Address Box 35, care The Independent Co. SALESMEN XOW IS THE TIME to have your lawnmower sharpened, cleaned, oiled and adjusted, bicycles and locks repaired, keys made.

We do all kinds of re'pairing. Bob's Repair Shop, ..45 3rd SW. LAWXMOWERS' sharpened, repaired. Keys made for all locks and repaired. Work guaranteed.

With equipment can give you good jobs. 25 years experience, diet Rugraff. 5S Federal sell business necessi- lies, lithographing, advertising, sriles i XT Commissions average Only experienced local inan considered. Protected territory. Merchants Industries, Box 1028, Dayton, Ohio.

IT'S tiine" to have your law.nmoxrer sharpened, repaired, adjusted and oiled or broken parts weldeil. Think first of Smith's. Mass'illon since 1S93. 325 Lincoln Way, SALESMAN Age 25 to 40, to sell premiums to stores and direct to ho'm'es. Opportunity for a hustler to earn real money.

Commission. No experience required. Paramount Mfg. 207 Cleveland. O.

OF Typewriters, Adding Duplicators, Check Writers. Fountain Pens. at Yocuro's. on Federal, near P. 0.

Phone 5335. UPHOLSTEKLVG repairing. refiiilsh- Quality first is our, phono for a free estimate. We cr.ll and dftliver. We also mako new furnitura to order.

City Upholstering 42 ave SR Dial'6SS2 RENTALS ROOMS TWO FURXISHED ROOMS for house- keeping'to adults. Garage if needed. Also -some household furniture for sale including large and small gas range. Inquire 320 Glen SW. THREE -V-EWLY furnished rooms, 'til! modern conveniences.

Garage If desired. Adults Tremont aS'e', HOUSES FOR RENT COU-VTRY FIVE-ROOM HOUSE without bath and electricity, good mac), garden, three miles from steel plant, cheap rent. Write Box 5, care The'ln- nt Co. STH close to Lincoln WajV'E, six rooms, modern, J30. Lin'obln modern.

Perry SW, six rooms, modern, $18. Tivo -'rqral homes, one one Oije five'room, will rent to people sell and rent your real through George W. Zieglerl 211' Xtl! Dial 3fl)3. i SITUATIONS WANTED KLDRRLY desires position to assist with hotisework and care of i children. Prefer soo.d home to high i wages.

Country preferred; Apply X. W. A. between a. m.

and 7:30 p. m. Pi ASTFRivr ivn PASTURE, running water, ready about iohat kw n'SlwTi Inquire F. S' 3 1 SW, ext. Bhona County BUSINESS SERVICE PAY ALL YOUR BILLS, we furnish tha money, you repay It in small semi-monthly or monthly, payments.

As long as 19 months. J50 to Massillon Citizens Budget First N'a-tional Bank Bldg-. A strictly local loan company. IAVJO A SPARE KEY? Keys i made, broken locks welded and re-' paired'. Think first of Smith's.

In Massillon since 1S03. 325 Lincoln Way, PIA.VO TU.N'I.VG—Complete) piano service, tuning and repairing. I'i. R. Coohenc.ur.

1732 Erie at. ntal 775B-' FOR SALE CHICKS WE BUY. SELL. EXCHANGE any amount, anywhere. Building Loan deposits.

See us before buying.or selling. B. Hoyt and Associates. 1306 First N'atlonal Bank Canton. O.

Licensed Brokers. Call Mr. Strouse. Canton 539L or Mr. Blaumeissr, Mas- sillor.

72M PAPERHANGING REMOVE WALL PAPER by steam. Ko injury to plaster or woodwork. Will figure your job. Xo obligation. Also old floors rcfinished: Will accept part transfers.

"Dial 5542. E. R. Speck. WALL PAPKR Complete line 1934 patterns, prices moderate.

Call for our experienced painters and. paperhangers, work guaranteed. 641 Lincoln. Finefock Bldg. Fred Jahu- bick, dial 4242-8442.

WALLPAPER. varnish, painting, work all guaranteed. Free estimates given. M. Oritzan.

55 Erie Opera Bldg. I 1S60. TRUCKING STORAGE expert movers Dial 4223. G. -Snydfir.

.321 2nd SW. "ent receipts 14 Vic. LIVE- are whole- side prices based on actual sales -and are compiled by L. M. Suinwa.lt.

whose officft is in the quarters of the food ten-ulnal's general manager And are per liLilllld.) Cnlpretl 1 heavy fowls 17c, colored ilium' fowls 16c, heavy Leghorn fowls 15e, light Leghorn fowls 13c. fancy Rock broilers 26c. mixed colored broilers 23 1 to 27c. Leghorn broilers 22 to 23c. stags 13c.

old roosters lOc, young-ducks DC, old ducks geese 12c. BABY CHICKS and commercial hatch- ins. Our chicks are from 2 year old air been tested for B. W. D.

Reactors removed. Custom hatching, done on separate days. Full line of poultry, feeds and supplies. Dr. Sal3- bury's remedies.

Call Helline's Poultry Market. Dial 6064. Hatchery at W.or,cl!ana SE Dial 45S5. REAL ESTATE'. FOK SALE FIRST SAVINGS LOAX certificates at par be accepted on the following properties: S49 Walnut SW, six rotirjis.

g-arage. 417 Euclid SW, six" rooms, garage. Tno acres, seven room house, four paved road. SW. Two acres, six room garage, chicken house, close to Canton-Mfs- sillon rd.

The Tuscarawas Realty Co. Dial MARIOX rooms, double constructed, finished in oak down. All improvements, at sacrifice price. Call at" 230'9th IRISH fine bred pups of. good hunting stock.

Inquire 212 Oak or Dial 8302. PROPERTY ON. LINCOLN -WAY. Large lot. house with all conveniences, large garage.

Will accept or-part transfers. Dial 7885 H- FOR SALE SOW AX0 SEVEN PIGS. Will sell together or separately. Irvin Leifer, Et. 3.

Xavarre. BIG houses. 3 rage. No reasonable offer William F. Leighley, -Rt 3.

Xavai-re. SEED Certified Bliss triumphs. -TJ. 1 1. selected early Irish Cobblers.

xJIassillon Seed Store. 224 Lincoln Way. W. SPECIAL, PRICES, on evergreens, shrubs, fruit trees, azaleas, etc at I.ab's Nursery, Navarre, also at. our sales ground, next to Grand Theater.

Massillon. close estate, or dial 4311, 33S 1st SE FOR SALE WILL SACRIFICE an attractive desirable corner lot on Campbell circle Sippo Heights, for First Savings ifc Loan transfers. C. S. Henrich, S10 Tjincoln AVay.

W. AUTOMOTIVE TON DPOGE TRUCK, in good running condition, closed body. Inquire Erie' S. Kokinos Bros. FUEL ANNOUNCEMENTS AND FOUND fox- terrier, black with fail 'paws.

Finder return to -127 1st SE. of Iceys. Dialr B14D. Re- ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Xo. 26100 "AdimV'Do'c.

X. Page S94 Robert Setterlin of Columbus, Ohio, has been duly and qualified Administrator, of the of Catherine of Stark County. Ohio, paled'JIarch 31st 1934. Creditors niiist lU'esent their claims to Ihft above representative, for allowance within four months- after the date, of appointment. J.

McCALL. Probate Judge of Stark Bounty. Ohio. Publish 'in The Evening' Independent April 17. 24.

Jlay 1. 193-1. NOTICE Xo. 25991 Admr. Doc.

Fro'mholtz 'and Charles- .1. Bian, per 100 Ibs $1.20 -lson of Ohio, have been Flour duly appointed'and Qualified as Execu- Suring Patent, per 1-4 bbl. $1.90 tol of'the Will of," Winter Patent, per 1-4 bbl $1.75 5 Winter Straight, per 1-4 bbl. $1.60 FARMYARD AND DAIRY: BjJTTER Extras- 26iic a pound; standards 1-pound prints lit-, white, 15c dozen; ciir- Creditors must present their claims to I the representatives for, allowance 1 within, four months after the date of appointment. J.

J. McCALL. Probate; Judge of County. Ohio. Publish in The Evening Independent April IT, May 1, '1934.

ADMINISTRATOR'S WITH -WILL ANNEXED NOTICE No. 26077 Admr. Doc. Page 5S3 D. Jluskoff of Navarre, Ohio, has icen duly appointed and qualified as EXECUTOR'S NOTICE No.

260S2'Admr. Page 5S5 Kathryri E. Grayson of R. F. D.

Xa- varre, Ohio, has been duly 'appointed and qualified as Executrix of 'the '-Will Aaministrator with will annexed of the 0 Luther AV. Grayson, of Stark tfi of Mary F. Bowers, late or Stark County. Ohio. Dated March 30th 1931.

Creditors must present their claims to the above, representative for allowance within four months after the date of appoiritment. J. McCALL, Stark County, Publish In- TJie Probate Judge of Publish In-TJie-Kvening Independent April 17 24; May 1934. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE No. 26113 Admr.

Doc. 27, Page 1 Mayme Smith of Massillon, Ohio, has been duly appointed and qualified as Uxccutrix of the Will' of Percival M. Smith. late of Stark County, Ohio. Dated April 6th 1834.

Creditors must present their claims lo the above representative for allowance within four months after the date of appointment. NILES A. SPONSELLER, Attorney. J. AfcCALL.

Probate Judge of Stark County, Ohio. Publish in The Evening Independent April 17, 24; May 3. 1034. County, Ohio. -Dated April Creditors muse present their claims to the above representative for 'allowance within four months after, the date of appointment.

J. MtCALL, Probate Judge of Stark County. Ohio. Publish In The Evening Independent April May 1, 1034. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE No.

25312 Admr. Doc. Page 500 Elmer Fuller of has he-en duly appointed qualified as Executor of the of 'Stein, late of Ohio. Dated April 5th, 1334. Creditors must present their claims to thp.

above representative for within four, months after the date of appointment. ELSON Attorney. McCAEL. Probate Judge of Stark County. Ohio, Publish' in The Evening Independent April 17, 21; May 1.

1D34. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE No. 26124 Admr. Doc. 27, Page fi Emma Fox of Massillon, Ohio, has a duly appointed and qualified as i as Exec Administratrix of the Estate of EXECUTOR'S NOTICE No.

26014 Admr. Doc. Z. Page SB6 Harry Pounds of Massillon, Ohio. duly appointed and qualified utor 'of the Will of Henry Budd i- late of Stark 'Ohio.

hart Books, late of Stark County. Dated April '5th 1M4. Ohio. Dated April n. 1 93-1.

Creditors must present their claims to ti'-esent their claims to the- above z-epi-esenlative for allnwnnce repres f. tat Vft f01 allowance within four months after the date of four months after the dale of appointment appointment. si'J'rk r' cCA nu1' Probat Judge of! J. McCALL, Probate Judge "of KI, ty Slarlc County. Ohio.

Piiolfsli in The i i April 17, 24; May HENRY W. PETZINGER. -Attorney. 'Dependent Pi-blish in The Evening Independent I April 17. May 1, 1934.

NOTICE OF HEARING FOR PAROLE Mansfield, Ohio, April 23. 1531 George Oher, a prisoner r.o\v confined in the Ohio Statn Reformatory, Mansfield, admitted from Stark County, convicted 10-fi-32 of the crime of Robbery and serving a sentence of 10-25. is eligible for a hearing before the BOARD OF PAROLE, on or after 0-10-34. The Board of Parole By J. Parole and Record Clerk.

Published In The Evening -Independent April 24, May 1931. NOTICE OF HEARING FOR PAROLE Mansfield, Ohio, April 23, 19,11 29427," Joe DePello. a prisoner now confined In Ohio State Iteforma- EXECUTOR'S NOTICE No. 26097 Admr. Doc.

7., Page 593 Venice 'Chartton of Massilloni Ohio, has been appointed qualified as 'the Executrix- of the' Will of John Bell, late of Stark County, Ohio. Dated April Rth 1931. Creditors must present their claims to the above representative for allowance within four months after of appointment. J. McCALL, Judge of Stark Publish in The Evening Independent Apr.il 17, .24: May tory, Mansfield, admitted 'from conviclfl 10 12 of EXECUTOR'S NOTICE No.

261106 Admr. Do'c. Page S47- Clara P. Miller'of Brew.ster. duly appointed and qualified as, of Rohhcry.

and serving a. sentence of llJ-1'5. Is eligible for a hearlnR before I lie BOARD OF.PAROLK. on or after 5-10-3-1. The "Board of Ry.

FREN.EY-, Record Clerk'. I'unlisted -In The. Kveninr Independent; May .1, 1031. Stark I trix of the Will: of William crime her, late of, Stark Coimly, Dated April 6lh. 193-t.

Creditors must present their claims to foivalloxvancc four months after the date of appointment. .1." Probate Stark County. Ohio. 7-i Publish' IrrTlro: ISvenjng- 1 Independent April. 17, May GENUINE MASSILLOX, ing 1.000 tons'left.

up'for next winter at'prevailing- prices. -Call your regular trucker or Dial 76S5. The haUon- Coal: Co: FOR GOOD COAL from our own mine. call. William Mann.

the coal man. Orders' C. O. D. Dial 5005..

643 State N'E. ILL SELL OR TRADE an Essex fi Sedan and- Chevrolet 4 Coach. Dial SO( fi. TIRES CASH PAID for automobiles. wrecks' scrap iron, metals, junk of all klml.

sell used parts for air make Dial 8716 City Auto Wrecking, a Scrap .648 COAL-SPECIAL, -to introduce 'our mine. A good run of per single ton lots' 30c extra. Baker's strip mine. County 22F2. VON KAENE7, COAL all.

grades Goshen'. coal', ton and up. pay driver. Dial S119. i OFftO'S COAL.

High' grade, Massillon or Goshen. All grades sand and Driveway gravel service complete. Dial 4877.. W. E.

Crawford. 1529 1st NE. GOOD COAL 5.vein, clean slack and nut $2.50 ton, mine run and lump. There is no better coal. Building Loan taken In part.

Call 6714. D. D. Lewis, 506 SE; Piney Fork' is is a' premium quality coal. Your hefit will less.

'If vou use PINE1Y FORK The Shafer-Hammond Lumber Co Dial STORE SUPPLIES mkkes, sold, rented, exchanged, overhauled, rebuilt at phone '5335. AND! RADIO HARDMAN PIANO, sma'll' size, dark mahogany. Bench to match. sac- rjfice'foi-. j5Q cash.

Dial: 4583. GRAND PIANO sacrifice on very- moderate terms almost new Apartment Grand if sold at once. Will accept your old piano i.Urt payment. For particulars addivs's Credit', Adjuster, Box care The Independent Co. EDISON like new.

100 records, Inquire "janitor-at Gen- seiner's. Harley Davidson. 25. i I cu. in.

Good; running-' condition. f01 quick sale. Dial '5712. The WUUrd Thread Rubber You Money CITY TIRE REPAIR CO. Charles Ave, SW.

Make Us An Close-in Property 2 Houses, 3-Stall Gara Must be sold to settle estate. Dial 4318 or inquire at. 325 First St SE. REDUCE TrfE HEALTHY "WAY anrl improve your health. Battle Creek I tieatmentis with Battle Creek uate'in charge.

3636 for appoint- me'nt. X2XU FEET galvanizeed iron lank $3.00. Also domestic gasoline' pump -n-il! trade on oa'ts or corn. Dr. F.

M. Lose, 609 Ohio Mer-j chants I Ki-20 tleerinK fractor, price Two real pood two- horse cultivators. Schalmo Sons, L'anal Pulton. BABY BUGGY TIR10S. Br6ke baby hi'RTSy and repaired.

Think first of Smith's. In Atassillon since 1893. 325 Lincoln Way. Buy Quality FURNITURE "It Is Cheaper-In The Long Run" i C. O.

FINE FROCK GO. 541 Lincoln Way, 4242 FOR TOP SOIL, manure and lot Snyd'er. 321 2nd SW. HUBB'KK STAMPS ni-fi now made in Masnillon. Phone 5335 or bring copy to Vncum'y GOODS CKOSLEY-SHELVADOR and -jp.

Washers, gas ranges, Crosley and Bosch rartiOR. Terms to suit your requirement. Massillon Music Co. 119' Tremhnt SW. Dial .3742.

RUGS! RUGS! RUGS! Large size only J3.00 up, throw rugs, only 25c up. hall runners SOc up. Three rooms, nicely furnished, only Open evenings until L. and 'L Furniture 401 Market S. RENTALS AND ROOMS 8TH 'and fpr semi-Invalid, -convalescent or elderly lady.

Best "personal Also 'sleep-' injf room for one or two persons Dial OXK nice large, front sleeping room, -145 South KTO. S. room, and tisn.pr -IcHchcfi. -Dial '-1627; TKRER FCJRN1SHKD. rooms, porch, garage, on 6th' SW.

1 $700 per -wefik. t'2()' Tusearawas Co, Dial- AAAA to EEE 2 "1'0 10 We Specialize in Extreme Sizes-I In Shoes for Women. If you are hard to fit, try us. SIFF'S SHOE CO. 20 LINCOLN WAY, E.

Agents For "Selby Shoes" Child's Pat. Straps and Oxfords 1 .29 Wednesday Only 98c Bloomberg Shoes.