Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 24

MARCH 13, 1941 24 THURSDAY EVENING HARRISBURG flfff TELEGRAPH CLASSIFJEll THE HAM1SBURG TELEGEAFH MOKE PERFECT reader Service: "Quality" does NOT relate to Education, Social Standing, or Wealth of advertiser only to CONTENT of ad. which gives more complete NECESSARY information than is found in Want Ads in other newspapers. MONET actaaUy SAVED, for Reader: Saves money for auto. gas. phone calls, carfare making USELESS trips, see UNDESIRED property.

t. Time actually SATED, far Reader: Spent in going to see. or Inquiring for information, NOT required in Want Ads in other newspapers, but REQUIRED in "Quality Wants." 3. GOOD NATURE preserved, tor Readers: Banishes exasperations, as inconveniences, borne in trying, and TRYING to FIND OUT information that ought to be gladly given, and is REQUIRED to be given, in "Quality Wants." 4. Complete NECESSART information, for Readers: For example in REAL ESTATE ads, invariably gives first PRICE, next STREET AND NUMBER, KIND.

SIZE, with NAME. ADDRESS and PHONE of BROKER or Key at and PHONE if any. and often further information. REAL ESTATE FOR REXT $65 WALNUT, 3952: 5 bath. Elevator, Janitor.

R. A. Smith, 609 Globe Building. Tel. BARing 4 1092.

What READER SEEKS, always more QUICKLY FOUND: "Quality Wants," with SIX fold classification, are compared with TWIN classification of other newspapers, give Reader NEEDED information THREE TIMES as QUICKLY SIX fold classification of "Quality Wants" is based: on 1. Exact PRICE (most VITAL of all.) 2. Exact STREET AND NUMBER. 3. Exact KIND (House, etc.) 4.

Exact SIZE. 5. General KIND (Real Estate, Autos, etc.) 6. SECTIONAL LOCALITY. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 10,000 BROAD, 1962; Factory 20.000 sq.

ft. Spklr. system. Jos. Black, 1452 B'way.

Tel BRYant 3 1862. What the READER wants, is to be GUIDEp without LOSS OF MONEY, for auto, gas or carfare, or LOSS OF TIME to EXACTLY what he desires. What the ADVERTISER wants, is responses. ONLY from those who want EXACTLY what he CAN supply. What the PUBLISHER wants is READERS MORE INTELLIGENTLY DIRECTED, and ADVERTISERS MORE PROFITABLY SERVED, by his newspaper, "Quality Wants" (and ONLY "Quality DO ALL OF THIS.

Copyright, 1931, 1932. 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, and 1938 by Thos. D. Taylor. THE HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH RATES FOR PUBLICATION OF "QUALITY WANTS" ONE TIME, 24 words or less (two cents a word) 48c THREE TIMES, 24 words or less (two cents per word, per insertion, less 20) $1.15 SEVEN TIMES, 24 words or less (two cents per word, per insertion, less 30) $2.35 Above rates apply to consecutive insertions only.

Non consecutive insertions charged at one time rate. No discount allowed. Every figure, initial or abbreviation counted as one word. Classified displays or white space charged eight words to an agate line. Announcements Funeral Directors SAMUEL S.

FACKLER 1312 Derry Ph. 2 7901 GEORGE H. SOURBIER 1310 N. 3rd St. Ph.

2 1603 Lost and Found LOST About two weeks ago, brown key case containing several keys, valuable only to owner. Write Box 5259, Harris burg Telegraph. LOST Friday evening, man's wallet containing sum of money and papers, valuable to owner, between 3rd and North and State Theatre. $20 reward if returned to James McGinn, 1603 Market St. Phone 2 9108.

LOST Lady's diamond cluster ring, set on blue enamel, vicinity of 1900 block Market Hbg. Reward if returned to W. S. Taylor, 313 Market Harrisburg. Employment 20 Help Wanted Male AGENCY MANAGER WANTED Large Eastern Life Insurance Company wants a personal producer of at least $100,000 annually to build his own agency.

Company will maintain necessary offices, supplies, equipment, for both manager and sub agents. Will send experienced Home Office representative to assist in hiring new agents. Additional assistance exolained at interview, granted only if your confidential letter contains full information about yourself. Apply Box 5265, Harrisburg Telegraph. LIVE WIRE salesmen wanted.

If you're a go getter with sales experience in any line we will give you thorough training to sell DeSoto and Plymouth, two of the most popular motor cars in this community. More men are needed to meet the expanding 1941 market. Permanent position and attractive compensation plan to those selected. Write Box 5262, Harrisburg Telegraph. SEEKING better opportunity? Have unusual city sales job to man around 30.

with car. Phone 2 3514 tonight 6 to 8 for appointment. WANTED Housemen. Apply Housekeeper, Penn Harris Hotel WANTED Experienced, reliable bartender, with references. Good wages.

Write Box 5260, Harrisburg Telegraph. WANTED Engineers, Mechanical and Electrical; Draftsmen, Designers, Tool Designers. Interviews at Employment Office 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P.

M. Monday through Saturday. Sundays 1:00 P. M. to 5:00 P.

M. YORK SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY, YORK, PA. SI Help Wanted Female FEMALE COOK Apply at 200 S. Front. Reliable Restaurant, Steelton.

MAKE JOB HUNTING EASY With a Beautiful Oil Permanent Wavt. S2 50 3 50 5 0 Complete MAURCOURT'S 1309 DERRY ST Ph. 3 6304. Appointment Unnecessary OPERATORS WANTED Experienced on Sewing Machines Only. Apply QUAKER MAID DRESS CO.

2014 N. Fourth St. WANTED White girl for care of chll dren during week. No house work. Mrs.

Wenxick, 645 Woodbine St. Help Wanted Female WE HAVE an opportunity for housewife to earn money during spare time. Call 2 9193 after 2 P. M. a Help Wanted Male and and Female SOLICITORS AND COLLECTORS Experience unnecessary, ability a requisite Phone 4 3813.

a Salesmen and Agents MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route of 800 families. Write today. Rawleigh's. Dept. PNC 217 SA.

Chester. Pa. Situations Wanted Male ASSISTANT MANAGER and buyer for shoe department. 10 years experience and best of references. Age 36 and married.

Write Arthur Golden, care Roch man, 2400 N. 5th St. Rooms and Board Rooms With Board NEAR MEMORIAL BRIDGE Nicely furnished room with meals, second floor. continuous hot water. Suitable for two gentlemen.

Rates reasonable. Ph. 3 7890. 40 Sleeping Rooms ABOUT 13 MILES FROM INDIANTOWN GAP Well furnished bedrooms. Maple rooms or modern twin bedroom.

Cheerful, comfortable. Simmons bedding. Farm Lodge. Route 22. Opposite Lighthouse Inn.

Excellent Dus service. jaii evenings. A PLEASANT furnished room with semi private bath. Gentleman only. 2613 N.

Second Street. A NICELY furnished 2nd floor room adjoining bath, shower. No bath congestion, constant hot water, city steam, central, refined surroundings. Phone 2 0294. LIVING ROOM, bedroom and bath, for gentleman.

214 Pfte Street. NEAR CAPITOL HILL SECTION Com fortably furnished pleasant front room, continuous hot water, all conveniences. Reasonable. Phone 3 6775. PENBROOK Clean single room next to bath private family, use ot phone, constant hot water.

Good bus service. Phone 4 4354. 69 BRIGGS ST. Furnished large second floor front room next to bath, contmu ous hot water. Suitable for one or two people.

Phone 2 3405. 214 STATE ST. Pleasant furnished room, all conveniences. Maid service. Suit able for gentleman only.

11 SOUTH THIRD STREET Beautifully furnished studio room, second floor, all conveniences. $5 a week. 41 Housekeeping Rooms CENTRAL LOCATION Two completely furnished rooms, light, heat and gas included. Phone 2 7239. FURNISHED Second floor apartment, 3 rooms, conveniences, continuous hot water.

$28 month. Apply 245 Maclay St. NEAR 4TH A KELKER Two large rooms furnished for light housekeeping, all conveniences, continuous hot water, steam heat. Apply 1937 N. 4th St.

THREE nicely furnished rooms, semi pri vate Datn. electric frigidaire. Gas, lignt, heat and constant hot water included. Ap ply 441 Harris St. or 1E32 Fulton Street.

1545 BERRYHILL ST. Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Heat, light and gas included. No objection to children. Real Estate For Rent 48 Apartments For Rent APARTMENT 404 LOCUST.

4 rooms and bath, hardwood floors, tile bath, city steam. Call 2 30S6. CAMP HILL First floor apartment, 5 rooms and bath with shower. All out side rooms, automatic heat, hardwood floors, continuous hot water. Call 5410.

PARKVIEW APARTMENTS Newest and Most Modern J. W. KLINE CO. Kline Building PRIVATE APARTMENT 5 large rooms and bath. Second floor, all hardwood floors.

Fine condition. Rent $50. Call 3 7161. REAR 430 HERMAN LEMOYNE Unfurnished 4 rooms and bath. Steam heat, garage, $25.

Immediate possession. Inquire 430 Hummel Le moyne. 20 ABERDEEN AVENUE 4 rooms and bath. Second floor. $20 month.

1607 SWATARA ST. Cozy 3 room private apartment, private bath, private entrance, second floor, large porch. 50 Furnished Apartments A BEAUTIFUL CORNER PARKVIEW Opp. Capitol, 3 rooms, kitchen bath, city seam. Inq.

700 N. 3rd St. A CENTRALLY LOCATED first floor fur nished apartment. Also modern fur nished room. Phone 6395 or 3 2535.

A CHEERFUL, warm, first floor, 3 rooms and private bath. Newly decorated, electric refrigeration. Gas and electric included in rent, constant hot water. Rent reasonable. 2 3477.

CENTER OF CITY Wolfe 211 N. Second, 4 rooms, tile bath, shower; convenient for 3 or 4. City heat. COMPLETELY furnished first floor apart ment, rooms, bath, hot water heat. newly remodeled, porches, yard, garage, residential section of New Cumberland, Penna.

Phone 2 6839. COMPLETELY furnished three room apartment. Private entrance, electric refrigerator, hot, cold water, light, heat included. Employed couple preferred. Rent $30.

Apply 646 Geary. Phone 4 2002. RESERVOIR PARKSIDE 2207 Walnut St. Private apartment, first floor, 4 rooms and bath, garage. Call between 12 and 6 P.

M. References. $65. 2317 N. 6TH ST.

Two furnished rooms, second floor; electric refrigerator, cas. light heat and water included. 48 N. 18TH ST. Completely furnished 2 room apartment.

Gas. electric, linens in cluded. Clean and warm, plenty of hot water. Must be seen to be appreciated. Phone 3 6797.

HOUSES FOR RENT 2832 N. 2nd 9 rooms bath zozj n. tun 8 rooms bath 30 3033 Derry 8 rooms bath $57.50 2215 N. 5th 8 rooms bath $45 Erie Dauphin, 6 rooms bath $22 1541 N. 6th.

Storeroom and dwelling. $40 J. K. KIPP SON 1418 20 N. Third St.

Ph. 7155 61 Houses Unfurnished Apartments and Houses 1320 Vernon 8 rms. bath $30 1709 Market 8 rms. and bath 1444 Market eight rooms, bath and steam heat nn 519 S. 14th Street, eight rooms and Datn $35.00 Apartments 226 Harris 4 rooms, bath, steam neat $40.00 J.

E. GIPPLE 1251 Market St. Phone 3 6202 4 Front to 7th North of Maclay A. BEAUTIFUL corner semi bungalow. Riverside, rooms and bath, hardwood floors, steam heat.

Vacant after March 1st. $45. Phone 4 1697. 19 New Cumberland NEW CUMBERLAND Second floor, du plex, rooms and bath, steam heat, sun porch, all improvements; garage. John P.

Madden, 3 6222. Classified displays or white space charged eight words to an agate una. Houses Unfurnished HOUSES NOW FOR RENT 907 N. Front St. Large single house with 5 bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd floor.

Has 2 car garage. 2838 N. 2nd St Single house with 4 bed rooms on 2nd floor and 2 extra rooms and bath on 3rd fl. Vacant April 1. 2733 N.

2nd St Has 3 large bedrooms ana Datns on zna iioor, extra large living room, 2 car garage. Immediate possession. 1429 N. Front St A 9 room house at corner of Reily has 2 baths. Oil burner.

Immediate possession. 2842 N. 2nd St Single house which will be available April 1. 7 rooms. 2 car ga rage.

Oil burner. 2528 N. 2nd St. An 8 room house with 2 baths. Oil burner, garage.

219 State St Near Capitol, suitable for i a i 1 2216 N. 2nd St. Desirable 2Vi story brick house. Now available. 507 Walnut St.

A room house facing the Capitol grounds. City steam heat 2020 Bellevue Road An 8 room house near Bellevue Park. Now vacant. 216 S. Front Wormleysburg Rent of this newly reconditioned 7 room bouse reduced to Has garage.

MILLER BROS. CO. 213 Locust St. 52 urnished Houses A CENTRALLY LOCATED, FURNISHED 9 ROOM AND 2 BATH HOUSE. PHONE 6395.

3737 JONESTOWN ROAD, PROGRESS Nicely furnished seven room brick house. Steam heat, electric refrigeration. $60 month. Call 3 1672. Real Estate For Sale 206 Houses For Sale 1 Hill North of Market $43001602 REGINA.

3 story brick, 8 r. and all imp. w. ti. Nelson.

iTont and Chestnut 4zv. $65001732 STATE ST. 8 R. B. All mod.

impvs. Fine cond. W. el. Nelson, Front Chestnut.

2 4247. $700056 N. 17TH COR. Good cond. 8 B.

W. H. Nelson. Front it Chestnut. 2 4247.

$15,0001214 16 MARKET ST. Six 5 rooms and bath each. Fine income. Terms W. H.

Nelson. Front Chestnut. 2 4247. 2 Hill South of Market $4000 1232 MULBERRY, 6 tile bath storeroom. W.

H. Nelson, Front Chestnut, 2 4247. 1629 MARKET ST. 1614 16 ZARKER ST Give me an offer. EZRA CASSELL, 1608 State St.

Phone 3 2514. 3 Front to 7th South of Maclay $27501715 N. 7 elec, gas, water. Saou dn. and $3U per mo.

W. Nelson, Front and Chestnut $25001415 N. 6TH ST. Corner. 9 rms, bath.

W. H. Nelson. Front Chest nut Sts. Ph.

2 4247. 4 Front to 7th North of Maclay $5500 563 WICONISCO Single a rms. ana Datn, 3 garages, large lot w. H. Nelson, Front Chestnut, 2 4247.

$95002258 N. 3RD ST. 3 story brick, 8 K. oil burner heat Fine cond. w.

H. Nelson, ITont and Chestnut 2 4247, 9 Paxtang $35003104 HOFFER Penbrook. Sngl, fr. 5 car 6 R. impvs.

W. H. Nelson. Front Chestnut, 2 4247. 10 Penbrook PENBROOK Good 7 room house.

A condition, all improvements, garage, on main street. $3700. Cash $500, balance as rent. Write Box 5261, Harrisburg Tele graph. 10 A Colonial Park COLONIAL CLUB Nice large Colonial type 8 room brick home, 3 fireplaces.

3 acres land, fruit shade trees, nice lawn, 2 blocks to bus. A real country home with one fare bus limit and free phone service. Write Box 5249, Harrisburg Telegraph. 18 Lemoyne $4000135 HERMAN Lemoyne, 8 R. steam heat, hdwd.

open stairway. W. H. Nelson. Front Chestnut.

2 4247. 19 New Cumberland $4500127 E. 15TH New Cumb. 6 R. single, w.

H. Nelson. Front Chestnut. 2 4247. 23 Suburban $3800 TEA R.

dance hall, along York 10 mi. from Hbg. Vacant Impvs. W. H.

Nelson, Front Chestnut. 2 4247. HIGHSPIRE Nice large 6 room home, all improvements, garage, fruit shade, 2 extra lots on corner. Bargain at $3000. Write Box 5248.

Harrisburg Telegraph. BUNGALOW for sale along Conodoguinet Creek, iive rooms, electric ranee. Must be sold. Call Charles Krause, 540 Violet St. Phone 2 0080.

SUBURBAN HOME TRINDLE ROAD Five miles west of Harrisburg, single frame dwelling, with 6 rooms, bath and sun parlor, hot air heat and oak floors, garage and wash house; one acre of lawn. A select home at a very fair price. J. E. GIPPLE 1251 Market St.

Phone 3 6202 STONE HOUSE $750 PER ROOM Anyone knowing present building costs will realize that the price of $750 per room for an 8 room stone house is most reasonable. In addition to the 8 rooms you get a full sized basement, large open porch, complete bathroom, slate roof and a complete steam heat plant. The location is at 728 S. 28th Street, one half block from bus line. House is held vacant for sale and can be inspected at any time.

MILLER BROS. CO. 213 LOCUST ST. Lots For Sale 2609 DERRY ST. The only vacant lot in the block and a fine residential section.

Irvin O. Beard, Highspire. Phone 9927. ill Acreage For Sale 5 ACRES Colonial Park district, truck land ready for plodding. Fronts on two streets.

Rapidly developing district, one bus fare. Box 5264, Harrisburg Telegraph. lli Farms For Sale 146 ACRES $7500. 8 miles from Harris burg, West Hanover Township, brick house, bank barn, gently rolling stream. Fine stock farm.

40 Acres Halifax Township. House, all necessary outbuildings, silo, 6 head of cattle, all implements, team horses, chickens, brood sow. I' 1500. Backenstoss Realty Corp. Phone 4 3014.

25 ACRES Frame house with furnace, electric and telephone. All nec. on good highway near Dillsburg. Also many others at bargain prices. Arthur Mertz, Dillsburg, Pa.

Real Estate Wanted WANT TO buy farm or country place within 15 miles of Harrisburg. Give price and size and location in 1st letter to Box 5250, Harrisburg Telegraph. HAVE buyers for moderate price homes in Harrisburg and adjoining towns, also buyers for farms. Let ms know what you have for sale, no E. Jlras iBachmam.

263 S. Front Steelton. Phone 8 3448. ARE YOU LISTENING? I SY, HOHAC. ft40tSrnils I ViELL.IT SMS fneTS I I fior A I 1 1 us 1 Though we? I OOOO 0E FOR rSTRSOM.

I OONr) OMCT Wte I v. IT WAS SUCh (TXiVT I IHCTSAVV WHY rr IS BoReS A TTMCK jp SAAie AS A SOAxe WITH ALWAYS HUNT" HE CXTClPeO WA6weT ATfftKCTSJ ITS MOUTH AM SHAKE A T00K IT AWAY I PRINK Of I JwJ Si FROM HIM THOUGHT" SCOTCH 1C fjooSMT about ta7 (jH wewe Yoo WWUTES WALK AWAY 3 I ABOUT" CATcfN BACK FROM A I 7" ThATS A cams rue I XeoTi taWrooiTf asn weves CAReo WAKf WITH FOR. ANOTWfR FROG HAW 1 TH006MT Business Services 100 Moving Trucking I Storage LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING Want return trio from Phila. and New York. Piano moving and storage.

H. L. Brinkerhoff. 1437 Kegma St en. STORAGE MOVING CRATING See Our Fire Proof Warehouse Agents for Aero Mayflower Transit Co.

437 45 S. Second St. Phone 4 3034 Harrisburg Storage Co. MOVING VAN trios to and periodically with full or pan loads, all Manuel service FOR CAR OR TRUCK USE A DRIVE IT Drive It 117 S. 3rd St.

Phone 4 3245 Merchandise Ranges Stoves Furnaces FRIGIDAIRE electric range, white porce lain. Like new, used very little. Reason able for quick sale. Inquire 3240 Green or phone 4 7312. Household Goods GAS STOVES Used.

Taken in trade on new model S6.00 and up. Terms. Phone 8293, Hall's Electric Store, 223 N. 2nd St. 5 PC.

Unfinished Breakfast Sets DAUPHIN FURNITURE EXCH. 1217 N. THIRD ST. PHONE 4 1351 INLAID MARBELLE PER SQUARE YARD 89c: LAYING SERVICE. PHONE 2 4964.

FORNWALD'S, 1223 NORTH SIXTH STREET. TWO 5 cu. ft, Hot Point refrigerators, $35: two 6 cu. ft. Kelvmators, $45.

Re conditioned and guaranteed. WOLFE Sales 1831 N. Cameron St. 134 Heating Equipment NORGE portable oil heaters, demonstra tors, like new at greatly reduced prices. WOLFE Sales 1831 N.

Cameron St. Business, Store Equipment BENNETT FOR ANYTHING In Butchers' Supplies and Refrigerators, 50 gal. gas kettle $50: 6 8 ft. ana lu ft. refrigerator counters.

8'x6' Refrig. 120B MARKET Si. SODA FOUNTAINS See our display of new and used fountains at reduced prices. WOLFE Sales 1831 N. Cameron St.

149 Rest, and Hotel Supplies COMPLETE LINE OF NEW AND USED RESTAURANT AND CONFECTIONERY EQUIPMENT. KEYSTONE F. E. CO. 13TH WALNUT STS.

PH. 3 0411 New or Used Equipment Supplies LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN WEISS BROS. 25 S. 13TH ST. ONE EIGHT FOOT DOUBLE DUTY DISPLAY CASE.

TRIPLE GLASS, $100. GENERAL STORE FIXTURE COMPANY, 11 N. 5TH ST. Building Material GOOD USED BUILDING MATERIALS Complete W'd Sets, Sheathing, Flooring, Soda Fountains, Fountain Stools, Vulcan Bake Ovens, Indirect Light Fixtures, Brass Pipe and Fittings, Counters. Wm.

Deison Wrecking Lo Cameron and Calder Phone 2 3808 131 Machinery and Tools FOR SALE All of the surplus machinery equipment of the former Sunbury Converting Works, Sunbury, Pa. Bargains in motors, machine shop equipment li tools. Wood working machinery, electrical supplies. Plumbing supplies, pipe, valves, office furniture. Complete cafeteria equipment.

Tables, trucks, scales, electric hoists, link belt drag type conveyor mounted on steel structure approx. 60' high, motor driven and hundreds of other items too numerous to mention here. Can be seen at the plant in Sunbury, Pa. Phone Sunbury 2151. 159 Wanted to Buy ANTIQUES, GOLD, SILVER, GLASSWARE, FURNITURE, ETC.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES. CALL PERRY ALEXANDER. "THE LUCKY HORSESHOE." PHONU! 7901 168 Miscellaneous For Sale 32 VOLT GENCO ELECTRIC PLANT 1000 watt, brand new batteries, $100. Eichelberger's Coal Yard, 145 Bosler Lemoyne. Financial Business Opportunities $4000 12 ROOM TOURIST HOME along river, 2 acres, exc.

bus. location. W. H. Nelson.

Front Chestnut 2 4247. 176 Money to Loan INDUSTRIAL LOAN SOCIETY, INC. WE MAKE LOANS ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND AUTOMOBILES 204 DAUPHIN BLDG. PHONE 2 4137 LOW COST LOANS 11.65 WEEKLX PAIS $100 IN 11 MOB. $2.47 WEEKLI PAIS $150 IN II MOS.

$3.30 WEEKLI PATS 1200 IN IS MOS. $4.13 WEEKLI PAIS M50 IN IS MOS $4.95 WEEKLI PAIS $300 IN 1( MOS No Other Chariot Call Phono or Write CO OPERATIVE LOAN and INVESTMENT COMPANY 10 S. Market Square PHONE 2 1206 ESTABLISHED ISAM By Webster 176 Money to Loan CASH LOANS You write your own ticket at 'Personal' You Tell Us: How much you want to borrow. We lend any amount from $25 to $250 or more. How much you want to repay each month? At 'Personal' you yourself pick the amount and date you wish to repay each month.

No one is notified when you get a loan here and co signers are seldom required since we prefer to make loans on just your own signature. Come in or phone today for full information. Ask For Mr. Rohrer Personal Finance Co. 2 4 N.

2nd St. Market Square Bldg. 3rd Floor Phone 7259 LOANS $50 to $1000 When in need of money we invite you to compare these payments. Personal Loans Auto Loans Real Estate Loans Endorsement Loans Amount Cost per month Yon including interest charge Receive 6 Months 12 Months 18 Months $100 $17.70 $9.10 $6.29 $200 $35.22 $18.17 $12.51 $300 $52.75 $27.21 $18.74 $500 $87.80 $45.30 $31.20 $800 $139.86 $72.16 $49.69 Weekly or Semi Monthly Payments If Desired Community Consumer Discount Co. 224 N.

SECOND ST. Locally Owned Phone J37 LOANS UP TO S300 NO DELAY NO RED TAPE Prudence Credit Inc. 115 MARKET ST. PH. 3 4277 Automotive 194 Automobile Dealers FOR BETTER USED CARS AT LOWER PRICES J.

PAUL HARRISON LEMOTNE PHONG 7263 Bicycles Motorcycles 1940 CHIEF Spring frame $365; 1938 H. D. 80 $225: 1937 Scout 200; 1931 Scout $95. Motorcycle oil 25c quart. Indian Sales, 1210 N.

6th St. HAVE your cylinders reground or ridges removed by our new Sunnen Lrinder. M. W. Fitch, 1408 North Third Street.

198 Trailers For Sale FOR SALE 18 foot trailer house car, 150. Write L. D. Williamson, 310 Rail road Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Automobiles 199 Automobiles For Sale AVp to $100 $95 35 HBG.

BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $87 DeSoto '31 coupe, average condition, black, good running order. Martin Mo tors, State at 21st St. Phone 4 5278. to 9200 $125 Plymouth '34 2 door sedan, good tires, ranklin Service Garage.

200 S. Cameron. Phone 3 3831. $145 STUDE 845 HBG. BUICK 218 S.

CAMERON tllC CiDn '35 Sedan. $40 fldil iviw down. HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $197 Plymouth 1935 coupe, black; a bar gain: good tires.

Martin Motors, State at 21st St. Phone 8216. $175 BUICK aowsnedan' 55 HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $115 GRAHAM 32 4 Dr.

Sedan. Good tires. Franklin Service Garage. 200 S. Cameron.

Phone 3 3831. $195.00 DeSoto '34 sedan; black; a good clean car; money back guarantee. Martin Motors, State at 21st St. Ph. 4 5278.

$127 Dodge '32 sedan, good a good low priced car. Martin Motors, state at 21st St. Phone 4 5278. CS200 $300 $295 Chevrolet '36 Master Deluxe sedan, good tires. Franklin bervlce Garage.

200 S. Cameron. Phone $245 BUICK 1 HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $245 FORD '36 2 Door Sedan.

One owner. heater and good tires. Franklin Service Garage. 200 S. Cameron.

Phono 3 3831. $245 HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON IW Chrysler '35 2 door trunk sedan, blue, thoroughly recond. Money back guarantee.

Martin Motors, State at 21st St. Phone 8216. $267 Chrysler '35 2 door trunk sedan, blue, thoroughly good tires. Martin Motors, State at 21st St. Phone 8218.

$295 GRAHAM dperchrger HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON Automobiles For Sole $300 to $400 31 HUDSON TERBAPLANE 2 door sedan, $385. Franklin Service Garage. 200 S.

Cameron. Phone 3 3831. X317.ee Ford "37 sedan. A condition blue; a real bargain; white side wall tires; radio and beater. Martin Motors.

State at 21st St. Phone 8216. $395 Chrysler Imperial '36 sedan, ma roon, one owner, excellent condition, good tires, radio and heater. Martin Mo tors. State at 21st St.

Phone 8218. $325 BUICK HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON Plymouth 1937 trunk sedan, excellent condition, black, good rubber, heater; easy terms. Martin Motors, State at 21st St.

Phone C216. $335 GRAHAM '37 Fordor Trunk Sedan. Good tires. Will trade. Franklin Service.

Garage. 200 S. Cameron. Ph. 3 3831.

$397 Dodge, 1937 sedan, above par in every respect; an o. k. car. Martin Motors. State at 21st St.

Phone 4 5278. $385 '37 CHRYSLER Coupe. Heater, new tires. Franklin Service Garage. 200 S.

Cameron. Phone 3 3831. $400 to $500 $475 LA SALLE 'J0wned8n' 1155 HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $475 BUICK HBG.

BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $495 DODGE MThSST HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON to $750 $575 OLDS Hear 6 HBG. BUICK 218 S.

CAMERON $545 BUICK ZXoZ. HBG. BUICK 218 S. CAMERON $527 Plymouth '39 coupe. A avia blue, one owner, good tires, radio and heater.

Martin Motors, State at 21st St, Phone 4 5278. $549.00 Plymouth 1939 coach, good as new, gunmetal, one owner, very low mileage. Martin Motors, State at 21st St. Phone 8216. $645 Buick '39 trunk sedan, radio, heater, good tires, one owner.

Franklin Service Garage, 200 S. Cameron. Phone 3 3831. $645 BUICK fjr Sedan HBG. BUICK 218 S.

CAMERON $677 Chrysler Royal '39 A clean paint, radio and heater. Martin Motors, State at 21st Street. $695 Hudson '40 trunk sedan, heater, like new, very low mileage. Franklin Service Garage. 200 S.

Cameron. Phone 3 3831. $697 Chrysler Special New Yorker '38 sedan, beautiful 2 tone upholstery, like new, radio and heater. Martin Motors, State at 21st St. Phone 4 5278.

to $1000 $867.00 Chrysler Imperial 1939 sedan, good condition; black; tires like new: radio and heater. Martin Motors, State at 21st St. Phone 8216. $875 BUICK HBG. BUICK 218 S.

CAMERON 201 Automobiles Wanted AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cash Paid Brine Car to or Phone 3 1786 SULLIVAN'S LOT 140 N. Cameron St. LEGALS SEARO BUILDING, SCRANTON, PA. (Frank A. Slack, Owner) FIRST MORTGAGE TWENTY YEAR 6 SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS SERIES DUE March 15.

1949 NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the terms of the mortgage dated March 15, 1929, given by Frank A. Slack to the undersigned, as Trustee, to secure the above described issue of bonds, $4,000.00 of said bonds, numbered as below, have been drawn for redemption at lOOVi of the par value thereof, as of March 15, 1941: Nos. 309, 311 and 332 $1,000.00 $3,000.00 Nos. 339 and 372 $500.00 1,000.00 $4,000.00 The above bonds, with all unmatured coupons attached, should be presented for payment at the Office of the Trustee on or after March 15, 1941, on which date interest will cease. CAPITAL BANK AND TRUST Trustee, Harrisburg, Pa Dated February 13.

1941. SUMMARY OF AUDIT BOROUGH OF PAXTANG, 1940 Balance on hand 699.39 Taxes including previous year 20,931.12 Loans 2,300.00 Misc. receipts 4,557.45 $28,487.96 Expended Administration 1,660.86 Tax collector 512.95 Police 1,691.29 Fire Department 1,247.74 Sewer payment 3,984.56 Street lighting 1,577.31 Highways 5,399.36 Playground 395.90 Interest 1,057.66 Insurance 425.31 Indebtedness 4,500.00 Flood relief payment 1,333.33 Building 2,079.07 Ash garbage 1,521.70 Miscellaneous 110.10 $27,497.14 Balance 990.82 A. M. BELL, Secretary.

LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the es tate of i E. Fornwalt, late of Harris burg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims will present the same for settlement without delay to ELIZABETH GERTRUDE ROSS FORNWALT. 1410 Market Street Harrisburg, Pa. Executrix Or to William J. Lescure.

Attorney 331 Market Harrisburg, Pa. NOTICE LETTERS testamentary on the estate of Alexander Morrison, late of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims to present the same without delay to MKS. KUSIE MORRISON, Executrix. care Solomon Hurwitz, Keystone Harrisburg, Pa. SOLOMON HURWITZ.

Esquire, Keystone Harrisburg, Pa. LETTERS testamentary on the estate of Oliver S. Ubil, late of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment, and those having claims will present them for settlement to SUSAN R. BOWMAN. Executrix, 1713 North Second Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Or to H.

ALBERT LEHRMAN, Attorney, 22 South Third Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Classified Display 196 Trucks For Sale USED TRUCKS Int'l 2 Panel, late model $450 Int'l 2 Pickup $400 Int'l 15 VV Duals $400 '36 Dodge Vi ton Panel $200 Int'l D300 cab over engine $700 Int'l 35 Dump $1150 Int'l 2 Canopy new body $350 Int'l 35 161" VV.B. $900 MA1SY OTHERS International Harvester Co. 'U Cameron St. Phone H37X GROWING PAINS "It looks like our 1941 formula is a nine Becker Heads Checking State Board Actions Bill to Regulate the Regulations Seen Awaiting Outcome of Inquiry Senator Clarence Becker, of the Lebanor.

Uppei Lancaster district, has been made chairman of a sub committee of the Senate Judiciary General committee to study the rules and regulations of departments, boards and commissions of the State government called for by the committee recently. On the results of the study may depend whether the committee will suggest a bill to regulate the. regulations. Chairman John M. Walker, of the committee, said that nearly all of the agencies addressed had responded and sent copies to the committee for its consideration.

A few, he remarked, had asked for time and had been granted the privilege of filing later on. Senator Becker says the job of going. through the regulations and rules as they affect the public will require some time. Shamokin Thursday Chairman G. A.

Deitrick, of the special Senate committee to investigate the Shamokin State Hospital, says the group will meet here Thursday of next week by which time considerable material on the financial side will be available, James Phillips is making the examination at the institution. An inquiry into Nanticoke hospital is in House hands. Miss M. Olive Barnett, former assistant clerk of the House, has returned from a Florida trip, arriving just as the snow storms were raging. Representative Ray E.

Taylor says he will ask action on the bill adding sections to the penal code to forbid incitement of religious and racial hatred which he introduced yesterday. "I think the bill has features which will be beneficial and will seek to get committee action," said he. May Caucus Here Some of the members of the large Democratic county delegations are said to favor holding caucus meetings here instead of at LEGALS NOTICE TO VENDORS COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Dept. of Property Supplies, Room 184, Capitol, Hbg. Sealed proposals will be received until twelve o'clock, Meridian Eastern Standard Time, and then publicly opened on the following: Class 129 Hardware Supply Contract, contract period from May 1, 1941, to October 31, 1941, opening date April 3, 1941.

Class 129 Supplement A Goggles, contract period from May 1, 1941, to October 31, 1941, opening date April 2, 1941. Class 129 Supplement Wiping Cloths and Waste, contract period from May 1, 1941, to October 31, 1941, opening date April 2, 1941. Class 129 Supplement Wire Nails and Bale Ties, contract period from May 1, 1941, to July 31, 1941, opening date April 2, 1941. Blanks and information may be obtained upon application to the above office. The Commonwealth reserves the right to reject any or all or parts of bids.

ROGER W. ROWLAND, Secretary Classified Display Automobiles For Sale CAPITOL BARGAINS For Limited Time Only 1941 LICENSE TAGS WITH EVERY USED CAR SELLING FOR $300 OR MORE '33 Olds Sedan $135 '34 Ford Tudor Tr. $95 '37 Olds 4 Dr. Tr. Sedan $445 '37 Plymouth 2 Dr.

Tr. Sed. $345 '39 Buick '40' 4 Dr. Tr. Sd.

$665 '38 Olds '8' 4 Dr. Tr. Sed. $525 '39 Chrysler Imp. 4 Dr.

Tr. Sedan $595 38 Lincoln Zephyr 4 Dr. Tr. Sed $575 '40Pontlac Coupe $625 '39 Olds. '60' 4 Dr.

Tr. Sed. $645 35 Terrapl'e 4 Dr. Tr. Sd.

$175 '39LaSalle 4 Dr. Tr. Sed. $795 '38 Nash '8' Ambassador 4 Dr. Tr.

Sed $445 38LaSalle 4 Dr. Tr. Sed. $675 '38 Olds. 8' 2 Dr.

Tr. Sed. $445 '39 Cadillac '61' 4 Dr. Tr. Sedan $845 '37 Olds.

'6' 2 Dr. Tr. Sed. $415 '39 DeSoto 2 Dr. Tr.

Sedan $595 '39 Olds. '70' 2 Dr. Tr. Sed. $625 36 Olds.

6' 2 Dr. Tr. Sed. $325 '38 Olds. '6' 2 Dr.

Tr. Sed. $495 '37 LaSalle 4 Dr. Tr. Sedan $445 Many More to Choose From Capitol Motors, Inc.

M. B. (Bud) KOOMES Used Car Manager 130 S. Cameron St. PHONE 2 4164 Open Evenings Liberal Terms by Phillip a great improvement.

He's only du sick." Senate Probers their home cities. Attendance is intimated to imDrove here anH more oonortunitv fnr Hi The Phiadephia Democratic House memoers are, against any further steps toward confimnff nidir ial candidates to one party ballot. Chairman JoseDh Skale. of the House Bankine committee, has ar ranged for a hearing here Tuesday on the bill for a Saturday bank holiday, a measure which at xractea much attention last ses sion. Lieutenant Governor S.

S. Lewis made the trips to and from riarnsDurg each evening this week tnrougn log. He held to his retru lar schedule, too. Chambersburg Notary Miss C. Gladys Willhide, of Chambersburg, has been confirmed as a notary public.

Pending the Senate hearing on the milk inspection bill on March 26 senators are getting what House members received in the way of mail. Senator W. B. Heyburn, who put in the bill for a system of his own devising yesterday, says there will be plenty of debate with and without mail. Representative Robert E.

Wood side. Renublican floor leader in the House, has called a meeting of Kepublican members for the Har risburger Monday night just before the session to talk over the calendar and general matters. Room 311 Active Secretary of Revenue William J. Hamilton, has directed that room 311 at the Finance building be kept open tomorrow and Sat urday night for payment of State corporation taxes. The offices in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh have also been ordered open as the time limits end Saturday night.

The annual State stock tax rush is on. Governor James' statement )ast night that he did not contemplate naming any one to temporarily fill the office of Unemployment Compensation Review Board Member Henry S. Lawrence during his military training service is taken to mean he will not act in other cases. In a number of instances the Governor has allowed vacancies to exist for some time. The military vacancies are for duration of service.

Ask Hearing On Bill Representatives of boroughs and townships have asked the House committee in charge of the latest commercial drivers' license bill for a hearing because the bill raises the weight limit for trucks to 50,000 pounds, which is that of some adjoining States. The contention is that the new weight would damage street surfaces and bridges. State Highway department people may be asked to give views, although up to date Secretary I. Lamont Hughes has refused to discuss pending legislation. Receipts at the State Treasury were nearly $1,000,000 more than disbursements yesterday and sent the aggregate of the active end custodial balances up to $95,117, 146, highest for weeks.

The payments to the State yesterday were $1,919,630 and the disbursements $931,564. Industry Gains Washington, March 13, (JP). The Federal Reserve Board said today industrial production reached another high record in February under stimulus of the de fense program. The gain over January, however, was about the usual seasonal amount. SHE IS ASKING NO IN TEREST Chicago, March 13, (JF).

Mrs. Geneva Stokes, 25, a anesthetist, wants to get back the $3000 she says she invested in her husband. She has a divorce suit charging cruelty pending against her husband, Dr. Robert Stokes, 28. At a hearing before Judge Rudolph Desort her attorneys said she wasn't interested in alimony but seeks the return of $3000 spent on her husband's entertainment and medical education.

Among the items on Mr. Stokes' expense list were: Food for 5Vi years $1140. Weekly movie admission for 285 weeks $285. Night clubs, visited once a month for 66 months $660. rin to Kentusky $100.

Fraternity keys and fraternity expenses $25, Bachelor of Science diploma $10. Medical books and supplies $245..