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TEN gQKOMO TRIBUNE SATUSDAY JTJLY 26 1941 Time Is Money You Can Save Both By Reading These Columns PI BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES DIANAS 1 1 i Tribune Classified BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Advertising By Eclgar Martin PHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD CVi TO BKWE. PU, Wdli. XoO A. SooO TU15 KOKOMO TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Klfectiva January 1341 EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE NEW DIVE BOMBER MAKES BOW Household Goods Help Wanted--Male II 84 i 1.05 1.10 i z.ai Experienced specialty salesman. 'j( 1.10 Only men capable earning highe 1.08 l.JS 1.

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7 and ot Tbanka. tfle. TbeM mum be written out and brcutthl or aent to The Tribune and muat be paid for in advance. brackets need apply. $100 weekly territory.

Home nigihts. Excellent Permanent. Give particulars. 111. Sales, American Bank.

Elooraington, Illinois. iRegina Vacuum Cleaner and all tachments, $7.00. 514 E. Walnut. 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Card ot Thanlu F2D--For Northern Indiana Plan' engaged in Defense Work: Toolmakers and tool machinists.

Tool and aie. inspectors, precision grinders and screw operators and engine lathe operators i tools capable of setting Jobs from blue prints. Apply Box L-211 care of Tribune. Time Study Men Wanted--Only ex- periej ctrd machine men need apply. Plant located in Northern Indiana manufacturing aviation and automotive parts.

Write Box K-210, giving full particulars and salary expected. EADS--We vilsh to express our sincere thanka and appreciation ftjr the mnny kindnesses shown us at the death of our wife, mother and slater, We especially Mr. Ellers, the Rev. McCoy, ninger.1 and those who sent floral offerings. The neighbors and friends for their kind deeds.

Hhall long remember these! Mr. Chas. EadK, and daughters. Mr. a Mrs.

J. R. Sampson, sisters, brothers and relatives. FINANCIAL I NEW EASY WASHERS i $1.00 WEEK! i KOKOMO FURNITURE CO, I Will Buy Used Stoves. Any amount.

HOPKINS BROS. I Phone 9128. 210 W. Walnut I Baby bed, bathenettc, I and play pen. See Mr.

Bollen-' bacher, Sharpsville, Ind. MACHINES. Singer Drophead (Howard Drophead $4.95 (Standard Drophead White Rotary Dri-p'ifiad $12.95 Bruce Drophead $1L95 Singer Drophead Singer Drophead Singer Drophead SINGER SEWING CENTER 213 N. Buckeye. Phone 5445 Money To Ixian, Mortgages 4)1 LOANS UP TO $100 On Your Signature Only COS MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS.

Interest Waived if Un- SOLD AND DEMONSTRATED employed see Us for De- 621 S. WASHINGTON. PH. 3873. tails." ELLA BEE LEWIS.

Strayed. Lost, Found in LOST Package at Postoffice containing shirt- 712 W. Monroe. 7727 LOST-- Black Scottlc dog wearing red collar. Reward.

Answers to name "Jock." 925 Dixon street. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale Kokomo's Leading Finance Co. The Welfare Finance Corp. L23 West Mulberry Street, Ph. 3-1-9-1 Opposite Frances Hotel-Ground Floor.

LIVESTOCK Horses. Cattle. Hogs FOR SALE--Electric refrigerator. 1324 North Lafontaine. Musical Merchandise 62 Wurlitzer Spinet Piano and BenchT 611 West TayJor.

Seeds, Plaints, Flowers 63 Beautiful Gladiolus, assorted colors, 60c dozen. Washburn Dahlia Gar- duns, 12d3 N. Union. Phone 4371. Wanted--Xo Buy 66 WANTED TO BUY--Good used baby's plan pen.

Phone 3551... WANTED TO BUY--Office Safe. P. O. Box 603, Kokomo.

We buy men's used clothing, also shoes and hats. Write to Perfect Cleaners, Logansport, Indiana. We will call. ROOMS AND BOARD Rooms with Board WANTED--2 old age pensioners for board and room. 813 K.

Buckley. Rooms, without Board Very desirable room, modern home, jood cats. 635 S. Union. Ph.

4969. Vultee Aircraft, put its new dive bomber on public display for tile first time Calif, when it was formally christened the Vengeance by Lady Haliiiax, wife of the British to the United States. at Downey, ambassador REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments and Flaln 2 rooms all modern, everything fur. Garage. 1022 S.

Indiana. Phone 9780 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Houses For Sale I Nice 3 room furn. apartment, close South, very reasonable. Ph. 3S49.

3 room unfurnished apt. Adults. Utilities. Priva.te ent. 210 IS.

King. 2 modern furnished rooms. Utilities furn. Priv. ent.

1048 S. Armstrong. 2 or 3 furnished rooms. Utilities, 715 West Taylor. 2 rooms $5.00.

Also sleeping rooms. N. Buckeye. MODERN 4 ROOM APARTMENT South Webster. 3 room furn.

lower modern apartment. Util. Adults. 327 W. Monroe 2 room apt.

with bath. All ul.il. fur. 611 N. Main St.

Call 4621-6692. Equity in 1941 Ford Tudor. Call at: 1019 S. Courtland. Phone 4685.

Plenty of dairy cows, 12-mo. We 1931 Ford A Coad'hTNcw paint and i trade. 1409 N. Ann. Virgil light housekeeping nr sleeping room.

1036 South Jay. overhauled. 612 S. Buckeye. FOR SALE OR TRADE--Equity in 1937 Oldsmoblle.

Phone 3812. FOR SALE OR rolet Town Sedan. Phone 9005. Auto For Sale 12 FOR SALE--Good 'SO 1H ton truck $75.00. 527 West Jackson.

Tomato Haulers. 1935 Int. Truck A-l, $150. 2217 N. Buckeye.

and Btcyclea 15 USED BIKES Good Condition, Low Priced. I SILVERTOWN WASHINGTON AT SYCAMORE Shetland pony and saddle. mile N. from the East End Filling Station, Grcentown. Fred Boucher.

6 shoats, 1 mile E. Darrough Chapel. Sam Cox. Phone 9-6583. Fresh and springer cows.

1 mi. S. 1 mi. W. of Waupecong.

C. Newlin. Saddle mare, gentle. Cassville Rid- Academy. Phone 9-6554.

Poultry ana Supplies 49 SPECIAL 5 FREE chicks, same age, with each 100 one to four week olds taken by Aug. 12- Thousands of extra good Barred and White Rocks 1 to 6 weeks. Few Buffs and White Leghorns. Reasonably priced. Come any Best opportunity in years for profit in poultry HOOSIER HATCHERY Michigantown, Ind.

MERCHANDISE Boats and Accessories FOR SALE--Used outboard motors I 1 1-10 to 24 h. p. All makes. Open till noon on Sundays. Haalck, 22 E.

3rd, Peru, Ind. BUSINESS SERVICE Business Service Offered 18 Furnace cleaning and repairs. Free inspection. Phone 4841. HOLLAND FURNACE CO.

LET JACK GIVE YOU PRICE ON CARPENTER WORK. OLD OR NEW. HOUR OR JOB. Ph. 9537 ROCKTEX ROCK WOOL INSULATION.

ROOFING AND SIDING. CALL HALL, PH. 3770. Floor sanding and finishing. Estimates given free.

Phoce 6869. Buildlns Materials 53 Special cutting lumber, 2x4. 2x8, at J35.00 per M. South Side Lumber Coal Co. Farm and Dairy Products 58 FOR SALE--Four acres alfalfa, second cutting.

Phone 9-6083. Combination farm wagon and trailer. Ph. 24 Hains Greentown. Good Things To Eat APRICOTS.

$2.00 bushel, delivered. 1402 South Buckeye. Fryers and Hens. Free delivery. W.

R. Justice. Ph. 6557 Vaults to clean and trash to haul. Levl Palmer.

Phone 5833. Moving, Trucking. Storage 25 Storage for your automobile. Parking Lot. J1.50 per month.

Watchman 24 Hours. YELLOW CAB WAREHOUSE. Broadway--Buckeye. PLENTY OF FRIES AND HENS. 745 South Plate.

Phone 4042. Household Goods 59 FOR SALE--Used stoker, furnace and blower. Reasonable. Call 35, Russiaville. SLEEPING ROOM.

218 East Taylor street. FOR RENT--SLEEPING ROOM. 513 North Kennedy. Excellent room in modern Lady preferred. 414 W.

Taylor. Nice cool sleeping room for 1 or 2, Private entrance. 615 N. Union. Modern sleeping rooms; private entrance.

524 West Sycamore. 3 room unfurn. apartment; private bath. 208 West Markland. 4 room close in, $200 down.

6 room South Purdum, S250 down. 40 acres, good $1200 down. I 6 rm. bungalow, 2 I4 A. Easy terms 12 acres, 5 room house, barn, $500 down.

5 room modern close in; small down payment. 5 room S. Union $1150; 6 room S. Union $1400. 3 room new house, 2 lots, $1100.

16 acres, modern house, $500 down or trade for city property. 10 room house; trade for smaller. 1 acre, 5 room, on 22, clear; trade for larger house. 4 acres, 6 room house, barn, $1650. Large house, $100 down, balance $15 per month.

4 acres on 22, good building, $6000. 5 acres on 31, $1800. BARGAIN 110 W. Superior Houses For 2 room modern furnished; utilities. Adults.

326 West Monroe Furn. apartment for rent; separate bath. 613 South Market. 2 modern furnished upstairs; private bath and entrance. Adults.

907 South Union. 4 rooms, kitchenette and bath, un- furn. 3 rooms furn. Call at 719 S. Buckeye before 4:30 p.

at 620 N. Main after 4:30 p. m. Rooms for Housekeeping 69 Modern 3 room unfurn. apt.

Heat water furnished. 1302 W. Sycamore Rouses For Rent 77 2 light housekeeping modern furn. Hall entrance. 1402 S.

Clean furnished room, S3.00. 621 North Market street. I 3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 318 South Union. 3 light housekeeping rooms.

North Lafontaine. 1324 2 light housekeeping rooms, modern; adults; utilities. 528 E. Vaile. 2 housekeeping rooms, ground floor.

Private entrance. 608 E. Jefferson. House 9 miles ouL One mile from pavement. Electricity, nice garden; prefer retired couple.

Concession for rent. Must be reliable. 600 Armstrong-Landon Building. Desirable room house in Forest Park, available about Aug 1. 4371 Shore and Mountain--For Rent 79 COTTAGE AT OAKDALE.

PHONE 9234. Phone four Want Ad--3131 FOR SALE BY OWNER--Modern home. Call between 4 and 7 p. m. 1221 North Armstrong.

1 nice home, 1 block from school, block from Bus stop and grocery. Box 1-208, care of Tribune. DRIVE BY 5 room all modern, $250 down, 1828 South Bell. 817 N. Morrison, 5 room, bath and Arcola system, $300 down.

814 W. Jefferson, 6 room semi-modern, $200 down. $1,000 buys any one of these 214 S. Jay, 218 S. Jay, 806 E.

Maple--Pay only S150 down. RAYL REALTY CO. 208 W. Mulberry St. Phone 6208 Lots For Sale 85 FOR SALE--Good building lot.

Inquire 901 W. Sycamore. Ph. 4794. Wanted--Real Estate 89 Will pay cash for room semi or modern bungalov.

in good location. Box J-209, Tribune. LEQALS Legal Notices 91 SEE MY NEW IJST. Nearly all types--Cash or Terms. Also Lots--Small Tracts--Farms.

8 to 11 a.m.--2 to 5 p.m.--7 to 9 p.m. "Free and Easy Parking." C. Hunneshagen. I'l Markland room modern close in West. 5 room modern close in Southwest.

5 room modern Southwest. 2-5 room semi-modern, Southeast. These are all good properties, located and priced to sell. Some terms can be arranged. J.

O. DRINKWATER REALTY CO. Armstrong-Landon Building. -4- 211 E. Murden St.

3 room modern house, rent net $20. See property. Call Wednesday, July 30, at Dye's, 1929 South Main. Notice Ti) Heiirs. Creditors and Legatees.

Notice in hereby R-jven to the creditors, hfirs and legatees of. Luellii Woody, de- ceitsed, und ail perflons interested in Enid estate, to appear in circuit court on Monday, the Sth diiy of September, 1941, bt-ins: the clny fixed and endorsed 011 the FENAL settlement account of M. administrator of said decedent, and show cause, if any. why such FINAL ACCOUNT should not be apnroved; nnd the liisit-s of finid decedent, and all others interested, are nlao hereby notified to nppeiir in said court, on said and make proof of then- heirship, or claim, to any part of said estate. (Seal) ROBERT J.

HAMP, Clerk BARBARA R. KENDALL, Deputy. Cause No. 403-1. July 25, 1941.

Joseph Gripe. Attorney. Notice To Heirs, Creditors and Legatees. Kotice ia hereby civon to the creditor, heirs slid legnteei Virgil W. Ratcliff, deceased, and ail persons interested in said estate, to in said circuit court oo Monday, the 8th day of September, 1941, foeiiiK the day fixed and endorsed on the 1'INAL settlement of Izett.i Main, administrator of snid decedent, and show cause, if any, why such FINAL ACCOUNT should not be approved and the heirs of wanl decedent, and all others interested, arc nlso hereby notified to appear in said court, on said a and m.nke proof of their heirship, or claim, to iiviy part of estate.

(Ken!) ROBERT J. HAMP, Clei-t. July 25. 1941. Joseph Gripe, Attorney, WHEELER'S CARD CALLED'CLOSE TO TREASON' Beauty Shops S8-A Spiral or Crocq.

macnine or mach- ineless Perm. Specials during July. 217" W. Superior. Ph.

Superior Beauty Shop, Gertrude Armstrong. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted--Female Neat appearing girl for grocery; prefer one with grocery experience. Box U-213, Tribune. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Phone 5246.

WANTED--White lady for general housework. Phone 6695. One of the anti-war cards mailed under the frank of Senator Burton K. Wheeler, addressed to an If'd Secretary Stimson to call the senator a "saboteur." It is reported that a milfion the cords were prlmted (at private expense). (NEA Te iephoto.) Help Wanted-- Male Grocery and meat manager for small town, between the age ot 30 and 40.

Meat experience nee- essary. Box V-214, Tribune. 1 Electric refrigerator, A-l condition, $25.00. 1933 S. Armstrong ME SAJP CWSV MAD QUINTUPLETS WES RIGHT- FIVE PUPPIES AT OUCE ARE QUINTUPLETS GEE, POP.

ALV1N SURE ISA DUMBBELL INTERESTING FACTS Annually there are about 10,000 false and unnecessary fire alarms in New York City. The Roman king, Heliogabalus, fed guests the brains of 600 ostriches at a single feast. There are 1,906,100 Presbyterian church members in the United States. If in normal health, a person should be able to hold his breath for about 40 seconds. Canada's imports of iron and steel rose from a valuation of $162,554,000 in 1938 to $183,160,000 in 1939.

No known infection among hens is transmissible through their eggs to humans. When suspended 'by a string, the iron ore lodestone tends to point north and south. Cows won't give milk at altitudes of more than 13,000 feet. It has been estimated that the World War cost the world more! than $200,000,000,000. I The cheetah is the fastest four-, footed animal for short distance running.

In China, daily newspapers often are rented rather than sold. JReal Estate Transfers'g Furnished by Anderson Abstract i Trade Treaty Company, located above the McLellan Store. itlh Dora Smith to Wayne D. Smitlh W. D.

$1. 7-100 acre in Ce Township. Harry Randle and wife to William A. Banta and wife, W. D.

1. Lot 5 in Clarence E. and Cleo: Gripe's sub-division, and part Lot 9 in Mills Jones, et al. addi-; tion. First Federal Savings Loan Association of Peru to Louis E.

Brown, W. D. $1. Lot 4 in Risinger's addition. 'r, i Shoup.

W. D. erty Township. Parallel Step To Freeze Taken London. July Britain has notified Jnpan that is abrogating all trade treaties be-' tween British empire units and Japan as a parallel step to the Brit- and wile fen-American freezing of Japanese Cora tj.j credits, it was announced authori- or 26 acres in Lib tativoly today.

George W. Pearson and wife toj friendship treaty i Japan two Calvin Granger McCool and years ago today because' of its W. D. $1. 16.97 acres in Monroe 1 dissatisfaction i Japan's actions Township.

i China against American inter- Suburban Homcsitcs Corporation' os s- by receiver, to Edgar J. Parkinson; Tno British nction in abrogating and wife. Receiver's deed. Parts' a trade treaties between Japan and Britain, the and India was a formal step, in of the assets-freezing order, but it of Lots 284 and 285 in Forest Park iddition. Vinnie Myers and husband to Fred J.

Lindley, W. D. $1. Lot 4 and part Lot 3 in W. Cooper's emphasized reports political quarters that America and Britain had only taken the first stop in a program of drastic which addition.

01 ui'usitic mi'mjiu'i 1 i Union Federal Savings and Loan would be calculated to bring Jap- association to Floyd Radabaugh. industries to an almost com- Q.C.D. $1.00, lot 365 in Fairlawn! )lcte standstill soon. Extension to Fairlawn addition. Basic Treaty Made iiv 1911 Lucile Riley and to Jay Younkin and wife.

W. D. $1.00, 18-100 acre in Honey Creek township. Arnold Mcllrath and wife to Julian L. Schueler and wife.

$1.00, lots 127, 128, 135, 136, and 137 in Maple Crest addition. George Vasu to Charlotte I Pearce W. D. $1.00, 272-1000 acre in the city of Kokomo. George Webb and wife to Thomas Johnson and wife.

W. D. $1.00 lot 164 in Miller and Karnaugh's Argoi i i i i u.iiiL addition. Samuel O. Tolley and wife to Harry D.

Obenour. W. D. $1.00, lot The basic trade treaty between Japan and the Empire is that of 1911. Each trade treaty, however, contains a clause providing Unit the treaty shall run a certain length of time, usually one year beyond its denunciation by eUhcr party.

It was explained, however, that the freezing order itself was the first big- step in their abrogation. Well informed quarters forecast that Britain soon would follow America's load in freezing Chinese credits, with China's consent, so Japanese dummy hanks occupied China could not evade economic cordon now erected. It was believed here that Japan- ing port. (One of Britain's strengths is the great number of key fueling stations it possesses throughout the world.) 64 in Park View addition i i Harry D. Obenour to Charles Se ships in i States and Brit- Lambert and wife.

$100 lot em P' re waters might find it 61 in Park View addition to fuel to take William Appleton and wife hcm or to a on 1 rozc 1 to Perl Sweeny and wife. W. D. $1.00, 17-100 of an acre in the city of K'okomo. Harry L.

Moulder, trustee to convey to Allen R. Martin and wife W. D. $1700.00, lot 60 in Miller HarbEiugh's Argo addition. Clarence Lechner and wife to Glen Naphew and Eva B.

Naphew W. D. $1.00, 28 acres in Howard township. Craig D. Butler and wife to Glen Naphew and Eva B.

Naphew, W. $1.00, 3 acres in Howard' township. Alva Ashley and wife lo Ray Kessler, W. $1.00, lot 354 in'Son Air Vista Addition. Laura E.

Shutters and wife to Martha A. Dawson, W. $1.00, lot 50 and part of lot 51 in George Hooker's Addition. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company to Kokomo Water Works Company W. 6.57 acres in Center township.

John G. Westmoreland and wife to Rockford D. Robbing and wife, D. $1.00, lots 24 and 25 in Boulevard, Park Addition. David A.

Partlow and wife to Ernest E. Tedlock and wife, W. lot 156 in Bon Air Acres Addition. Ira S. Campbell and wife to Richard Elmer Cravens, $1.00, lot 49 in McClure's Rose Farm Addition.

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company to Charles E. Burns, W. D. 5475 lot 90 in Pittsburgh Plate Glass Addition. Dan W.

LeGore to Hemlock Lumber Company, W. $1.00 lots 99 and 100 in Addition. Beatrice Ely a.nd husband Arch B. Cross, W. $100 lot 321 in radt's Addition FLY ROD BAITS FOR BATTLING BASS (By Harold Hollis) Fly rod lures arc in number and most of the gaJaxy of light lures have merit.

Some are simple to cast and others require an experienced artist if thciy are to be sent out effectively. The novice caster will do well to start out with base bugs as his initial baits. The casting of bass bugs is relatively simple, because these fly rod lures float. They are made usually of cork, balsa wood or some similarly light wood, or from buck- tails. These baits should be used in working with a well-greased line so that there will be no drag to pull them down as they are intended strictly for surface fishing.

A sinking line will be more difficult to handle with a bass bug and will make the work of hooking the striking fish more difficult. The bass bug; is not a lure to be cast speedily, and by that I mean that the lure is often most effective when it is cast out and then retrieved slowly or by jerks so that the action of a real bug is simulated. The fish often will be int a a fe It is the es- that the angler ls Produc tablished theory tteInpLs imitate a bu that has Pearson and wife lo Ko tteInpLs imitate a bu that has Vnmn.T,..~i, 10 been caught upon the water and komo Lumber Company, W. D. is ratherfc hcl pf os sly struggling to rr $1.00, lots 116, 117 and 118 in Oak Addition.

City Has Canteen Car Saint John Ambulance Brigade had added a new mobile canteen the canteen, the sides of which drop down, forming counters. The food cooked at a central welfare kithen. Suicide Mount. In Japan, a popular method of committing suicide is to leap into the smoking crater of Mount Mihara. The volcano is located on the island of Oshima, in Tokio Bay.

'PUN MY WORD! By Chic Young 3S Capr 1941 Kjng Features Syndicate IrK Wtirld nghti tncrvetf get free. I have that on rocky shorelines it is wise to let the bass bujz: lie for quite a. time after dropping it before reeling it in. If casts are made more often than every Bugs are interesting for al'. manner of fishermen, but particularly for the novice, because they enable the angler to see the action as it takes place.

It is possible to see the rush and strike of the fish and then the subsequent play. Much of the action in an underwater fly cast is out of sight and not so thrilling. Probably the most efficient bass 'lure is not a surfu.ce bug but a fly with JL spinner attachment. In al! seasons this type of lure will get if there are any bronze backs around. After fly casting is mastered and on days when the fish are reluctant to strike, I recommend the spinner fly for results.

Some have found iihat a fly with a wobbling little spoon will work the best. Others like flies that have streamers shivvering along. Both have their good' points. In each case the attempt is to simulate the action of a minnow rather than a. bug.

Copyright 1941, North American Sportsmen's Bureau, Inc. Anderson Jockey Dies Seymour, July 26-- -Troy Everett, 36, Anderson jockey, succumbed to injuries suffered in a horse-race accident. He 'was hurt at the North Vernon fairgrounds Thursday and died in a Seymour' hospital. He win be buried tomorrow in Anderson. A runaway horse collided with Everett's mount and another and all three horses were killed.

I i erating: estate, Miss E. Stuart James, 21 (above), publishes two dailies at Danville, Va. Deadly Ton From one ton of scrap iron, it is possible to make 12 machine guns, one 75-mm. field gun, a for a 75-mm. field gun, nine 500- poun-d demolition bombs, or one 16 inch battleship- piercing shell..