Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 12

HXRRISBURG TEEEGRXPH JULY 13, 1942 12 ONLY 2c PER WORD Use Telegraph ant Ads For Quick Resells at Low Cost ONLY 2c PER WORD MONDAY EVENING Telegraph Want Ad Rates 2c Per Word 4 Days for the Price of 3 7 Days for the Price of 4 15 Days for the Price of 8 30 Days for the Price of 15 Minimum Charge 32c The Above Rates Apply To Housewives and Private Individuals Term Rates For Business Advertisers Phone Your Want Ad 2 4111 Announcements Funeral Directors GEORGE H. SOURBIER Ph. 2 1603 SAMUEL S. FACKLER 1312 Derry Ph. 2 7901 Lost and Found WST Child Wrist Watch.

oana. oaiuruay. 171 S. 4th St. none LOST Male, black, Spinger Spaniel.

Vj cinity ox Broao. ana Phone 4 1220 LOST Lady's diamond set Shrme pin Steelton or Aiuson week. Liberal rewaro. iu Phone 3 UUD3 LOST Male fox terrier, black and white, Vicinity of S. Enola Drive.

Phone 2 4388 or dOOU, LOST Male, smooth hair, fot terrier, white body, brown head, brown spot base of tail. Skin mottled with black spots. Liberal reward. Phone 3 9427. Business Service 9 Business Services Offered LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING Want return trip from Phil a.

and New York. Piano moving and storage. H. L. BrinKernon, "J' MOVING VAN trips to and periodically with fall or part loads.

Call Manuel Service 4 3038. Drive yourself or use own onyer. Drlve Cameron tc Muench, 4 343 STORAGE MOVING CRATING See Our Fire Proof Warehouse Agents tor Aero Mayflower Tranist Co 437 45 S. Second St. Phone 4 3034 Harrisburg Storage Co.

10 Professional Services Offered WC pump out cellars, cisterns, shallow u.MMi tanlr service. JONES BROS." 3 Russell Ave. Middletown. Pa Employment Help Wanted Female BUSINESS WOMAN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Age 30 to 45, college education preferred, socially active, well known In Harns i ill.r affffreRRlve. DUIg, no industrious, eager to meet people on their own initiative ana wwing hj hours weekly.

One of America's leading financial Institutions is opening a woman's department in Pennsylvania and Is willing to spend $1500.00 in training a woman for a lifetime career with potential earn ,1 connft nn anmiflllv Write UlgS WCU uvci fovuv.ini ui.i.u Box 5961, this paper. CHILD'S NURSE Responsible white" woman to care for one child 17 months old. Apply evenings 2023 Derry 2nd floor apartment. EXTRA CASH Sell friends, others exclu (.. en Ja 1 nn nAral rhristmne fnrris imprinted stationery free samples.

Gift Wrappings, Religious, Humorous, Birthday boxes 33 l3c up. Odd cards 2Vic. Special Offer. Comm. New England Art, North Abington, 809.

Mass. GIRL To be senerallv useful in jewelry engraving shop. Some drawing or hand craft ability helpful, Dut not necessary. Write Box 8175, Harrisburg Telegraph. INEXPERIENCED GIRLS Age 18 to 30, to learn transfer knitting, string knitting and looping.

Apply Herbert Hosiery Mills, 2927 Canby Penbrook. MAIDS White, between ages 21 and 50. Apply Personnel uttice, renn iiarris Hotel. MIDDLE AGED WOMAN for general housework. Apply after 4.30 p.

327 Hummel Harrisburg. TWO FULL TIME MAIDS for 16 bed children's Institution, just outside city limits. Jf uii maintenance, good nome, pleasant hours. Phone 4 0811. WANTED EXPERIENCED TRANSFER KNITTERS AND LOOPERS To work on Armv half hose.

Pleasant surroundings. Good wages. Apply or can Herbert Hosiery Mills, Z9Z7 canny renprooK. rnone 4 8455. WANTED EXPERIENCED WAITRESS.

Hours 4 to 12. No Sunday work. Apply rnomas westaurant, am St. 3 WAITRESSES WANTED MUST BE OVER 21 PHONE 3 8072 OR APPLY HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANT RIVER ROAD A VTTTT. XT Sunday work.

Apply at Camp Curtin nntduiani, tvui n. oixm ox. WANTED Immediatelv. women in work 4 hours a day. Must be over 25.

Call petween ana 5 p. m. Young Lady for permanent, good paying position. Must be neat and able to speak fluently. Interesting work and marvelous opportunity for advancement.

Write, stating age, and qualifications to Box 5966, Harrisburg Telegraph. 12 Help Wanted Male AUTO MECHANIC Must be first class. Permanent job. Guaranteed salary. HARRY CRAMER Steelton Phone 9856 FOUNTAIN CLERKS And waitresses warned.

Apply 408 Market St. Employment Help Wanted Male MEN OR YOUNG BOYS To learn window cleaning. Steady work. Good pay. Guarantee Window Cleaning 18 Third 3rd floor.

YOUNG MAN Wanted to train for assistant manager. Must be over Zl wnn some restaurant or soda fountain experience. APPLY IN rtnauix unix HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANT RIVER ROAD 13 Help Male or Female WANTED Colored men and women dish i A 1 entrance, Hotei namspurger. XI7 A 'WTrirr VvniinonrArl rt1irl 4nr Pfnlc ing and general housework. Wages $150 opr mnnin.

tr none ijoo. uctwecu i wu 9 p. m. 15 Situations Wanted Female CONGENIAL couple or single person that would invest between $400 and $500. in a home, in exchange for care and keep ing.

Box 5868, HarnsDurg Teiegrapn. rvDPDnrvnrn bwuittapv st.nA grapher receptionist. P. B. X.

operator i aqao aesves iuu or pan time wum. 16 Situations Wanted Male SCHOOL BOY Desires work on farm for summer momns wnn gooa rename family. Phone 3 7732, between 8 and 8 p. m. Financial 17 Business Opportunities RFJiTATTRANT and Soda Fountain busl ness in 100 per cent, location, next to theatre, in one of Central Pennsylvania's prosperous towns wnn Dig aeiense piant.

iMm nrcellent. nrofitable business. Partner called to Army. Must sell at once. Doing $48,000 a year.

Write Box 5963, HarnsDurg Teiegrapn. APARTMENT HOUSE CENTRAL CITY LOCATION 3 storerooms, 23 apart ments, No vacancies. Good investment. write Box BlbV, narrisDurg leiegrapn. FOR SALE DOCTOR'S CORNER FOR 42 (TEARS.

3 STORY BRICK HOUSE IN CLUDES LARGE OFFICE AND WAITING ROOM. APPLY 1801 GREEN OR PHONE 2 1778. 20 Money to Loan 4 STAR LOANS No red tape Private Prompt service Signature only A $10 loan repaid in 3 monthly payments costs $2.42. Other amounts from $20 to $300 in proportion. If extra cash will help you solve a money problem, come in and see us.

No co signers, no security, no red tape, no embarrassment. Your promise to pay is good enough for us. Sensible rates, reasonable monthly payments. Come in or phone. Lighthouse Loan Finance Co.

OF PENNSYLVANIA In the Calder 16 N. 2nd St. ACROSS FROM SENATE THEATRE SECOND FLOOR ROOM 200 J. LEW MEREDITH, MGR. PHONE 4 4208 CASH LOANS $10 to $250 or mors "Personal" makes loans to both men and women, single or married, including defense workers and others just moved into town or on a new job.

Loans made to pay debts, for medical and dental attention, or for any other worthy purpose. Also "Between Pay Day" loans for small amounts. MODERATE MONTHLY PAYMENTS. $10.05 A MONTH REPAYS A $100 LOAN IN FULL IN 12 MONTHS. Loans made on signature, furniture, or auto.

Outsiders not involved. We don't believe that folks should borrow unless a loan is the best solution to their problem. If it is, come in or phone today. Personal Finance Co. 3RD FLOOR MARKET SQUARE BLDG, 2 4 N.

2nd St. Phone 7259 NEED MONEY? OLD BILLS DOCTOR, DENTIST, HOSPITAL BILLS REFINANCE AUTOMOBILE HOME APPLIANCE PAYMENTS TAXES HOME REPAIRS CAS REPAIRS EDUCATION, TRAVEL, VACATIONS COAL CO OPERATIVE LOAN INVESTMENT COMPANY 10 South Market Square Phone 2 1206 WHEN YOU NEED CASH SEX PRUDENCE CREDIT. INC. 21 8. 2nd St Phone 3 4277 Instructions 22 Instructions "UNCLE SAM" wants manv Ass't Sta.

tistical Clerks. $1620 year. Men Women 18 up. Harrisburg examinations close Aue. 4.

No experience. Particulars list other Government jobs Sample coaching iKus. Apply box asm, Harrisburg Tel egraph. EDWIN B. WASE MUS.

BAC. Teacher of piano. Dice orean and Uutomtical sub jects. Expert training, Organ recitals. 32 nign uuncannon, pa.

Live Stock 27 Cats, Dogs, Pets PERSIAN KITTENS for sale. Phone 3 1194. DASCHUND PUPPIES Good stock. Can De seen at 2227 N. Second St.

Merchandise 31 Articles for Sale FOR SAT. IT TZfov Vrnll DmaimVi lator, good condition, $15. Apply 1814 TENTS Various sizes. Some extra large. A.

S. Lieht. 37 Ann street. Miridlxtnwn. rnone xniaaietown 33.

A BABY CARRIAGE in very good con utnuiu wiu seu reasonaoie 2 5726. Phone FOR BFST RTPSTTT.TC at rnurvcp COST USE TF.T.irjlRACtr U7 A mt Arte Merchandise 33 Business Equipment ELECTRIC Hamburg Grinder, $39.50. U. S. Slicer, Adding Machine, $20; Cash Register, $30: Show Case, $10; new Chrome pedestal ran, sou.

KEYSTONE FOUNTAIN EQUIP. 13TH WALNUT STS. PH. 3 0411 FANS, circular and exhaust. Refrigerated Display cases, sottie vooiers, ooua Fountains.

Ice Cream Freezers, etc. WOLFE SALES 1821 N. Cameron St. Booths, $10; showcases, $25; steam table. $20; Bentwooa cnairs, tz.

WEISS BROS. 25 S. 13TH ST, AVAILABLE for Immediate sale, several used draft beer dispensers, electric, 2 spigot and up. GENERAL STORE FIXTURES 11 N. 5th 34 Building Materials ALL KINDS of cast iron and galvanized fittings.

Brass linns, topper wire. WILLIAM DELSON WRECKING CO. CAMERON CALDER PHONE 2 2808 35 Fuel and Feed ALWAYS buy MinersvUl Colliery CoaL Clean and hard. More beat, less ash. Lowest prices.

Wagner. Call 5529 37 Heating and Plumbing Equipment 20 GALLON HOT stream automatic gas water heater. Good condition. Phone 4 2983. NEW FAIRBANKS MORSE and Anchor Stokers in stock.

WOLFE SALES 1831 N. Cameron St. 38 Household Goods I GAS RANGE Black and white enamel. Good condition. $15.00.

3210 N. 2nd St Phone 2 9631. GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR In excellent mechanical condition. Used by careful family. SPANGLER'S MUSIC HOUSE 6th and Maclay Sts.

Phone 8383 QUALITY GAS RANGE Excellent con dition, cash terms, pnone 4 iua ARTISTS MATERIALS Try that good Speed Glo Enamel. Easy to apply. Four hrs. drying. $3.70 gal.

$1.05 qt eoc pt. MURPHY PAim STUKJi; 11 S. THIRD ST. PHONE 3 4003 DAVENPORT BED Rust color, reversi ble cushions. In excellent condition.

Phone 4 1513. SPECIAL Unfinished Breakfast Sets $10.95 DAUPHIN FURNITURE EXUtiAJNUfc 1217 N. Third St. FOR SALE Combination coal and elec tric stove. Two years old.

w. wain Shiremanstown. BLUE TAPESTRY bed davenport. Like new. Will sell reasonable.

Apply 2627 Reel street. SIDEBOARD Chairs, table, frigidaire re frigerator and kitchen utensils, aisua mil crest Road or Phone 3 0870. 4 yd. wide Armstrong Quaker Kitchen and bedroom patterns. FORNWALD'S 1223 N.

6TH ST. PARLOR SUITE and Rug, tables, lamps, etc. Apply Z435 u. 2nd st pnone 2 3693. USED WASHERS All makes.

Terms $5 month. HALL'S ELECTRIC STORE Open Evenings 223 N. 2nd St. A. B.

C. 1941 MODEL Gas Range. In good condition. Phone 4 3034. 38'A Interior Decorating DRAPERIES, Slip Covers.

Venetian Blinds. Free estimates. Hughes Drapery Shop. 231 N. 2nd St Phone 3 613 39 Jewelry GENTS MILITARY WRIST WATCH wa ternroof shockproof Radium and sweep second nano xzv.ts, terms, m.

m. Dubs, corner 17th Derry. Phone 3 6325. 40 Machinery and Tools DIESEL ENGINE 40 H. P.

International. Used less than 1 year. WOLFE SALES 1831 N. Cameron St. 41 Musical Instruments AT J.

H. TROUP'S 15 South Market Square $300.00 Slingerland Drum Outfit. Complete with 2 tom toms, six cymbals, all holders, etc. Like new, about Vz price. Terms.

Repossessed 120 Bass Accordiana Accordion, like new. Was $375.00. Will sell for unpaid balance. Terms. Save $150.00 on Baldwin Acrosonie Spinet Guaranteed like new.

Terms arranged. Beautiful five foot Baby Grand. Standard make. Like new, less than half price. Terms.

45 Wanted To Buy WE buy used rifles, shotguns and pistols. Percy Hoffman, 36 s. 4th St. WANTED Used set golf clubs. State make, number of clubs, condition and price.

Box 8172, HarnsDurg Teiegrapn. WANTED GIRL'S BICYCLE Must be in good condition. Phone 3 7090. Rooms and Board 47 Rooms With Board LARGE FRONT ROOM Suitable 2 or 3 persons. Also single room.

Meals if desired. 15 Jranklyn Highspire Phone 9 4953. 523 PEFFER STREET Room and board for gentleman. Uptown district, near Farm Show Building. 1114 N.

14TH ST. Single room, next to bath. Suitable for gentleman. Home cooking. Phone 3 8203.

48 Rooms Without Board A LARGE room, private family, shower. No other roomers. Gentile. Phone 2 0848. FURNISHED 7 ROOM HOUSE AND FUR.

NISHED ROOMS For Navy and Army men or working men. Apply 1729 N. 3rd St. w. Madden, 1st floor.

LARGE FRONT ROOM Suitable for one or two girls. Home privileges. Phone 3 6980 after 5 p. m. 227 MACLAY ST.

Two nicely furnished large sleeping rooms, continuous hot water, suitable tor gentlemen. 1104 N. SECOND ST. Large front room twin beds, well furnished, light and airy. Phone 4 0554.

49 Rooms For Housekeeping LARGE FRONT well furnished room, 2nd noor, tor ngnt nousexeeping, Day win dow. zizu susquenanna. pnone wi. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS Desirable, sinele home at bus stop: continuous not water. Phone 4 7437.

Real Estate For Rent 53 Apartments Unfurnished NEW APARTMENT second floor, living room, kitchenette, bath. Ideal for em. ployed persons, $35. Mehring's, 4th tc Peffer Sts. Phone 7862.

SEVERAL APARTMENTS FOR RENT 1222 N. 3RD ST. 6 rooms and bath. 214 N. 2ND ST 3 rooms and bath.

1001 TJ 17TH ST 5 rooms and bath. MILLER BROS, tc CO. 213 LOCUST ST. TWO FIRST FLOOR apartments, 4 and 5 rooms, all conveniences; private; ga' rage, cellar, yard. Phone 4 1913.

WANTED Refined young lady to share apartment. Phone 3 1938 after 5 o'clock. Real Estate For Rent 54 Apartments Furnished 1417 MARKET ST. 2 nicely furnished rooms, kitchenette and oatn: newly papered and painted. 4 ROOMS Tile bath, fine all imps, Rent reduced.

See to appreciate. Inquire 324 Reily St. 55 Houses For Rent 510 N. THIRD ST. 10 rms.

and 415 S. 16TH ST. 9 rms. and bath $75 K. KIPP SON 1418 20 N.

Third St Phone 7155 1639'A FULTON ST. 4 rooms and bath, laundry. Apply 1038 Herr or Phone 4 W43. 59 Business Places For Rent SMALL STOREROOMS FOR BENT Apply 36 S. 3rd St 700D N.

Third St 37 S. 3rd St. SEVERAL VERY ATTRACTIVE propo sitions. on factory garage bide, and office quarters. N.

S. Myers, 1900 Derry St Phone 2 8292. if no answer 5 5392. 63 Wanted To Rent APARTMENT WANTED Two rooms and bath furnished or unfurnished. Must be modern in every respect and within reasonable distance of station.

Well lighted and ventilated. Reply Box No. ins, cnamoersDurg, pa. Real Estate For Sale 64 Houses For Sale 730 S. 26TH ST.

Semi detached 2 story brick and stucco. 6 rooms and Steam heat. Ex cellent condition. 273 CLARK LEMOYNE Bungalow, frame and asbestos shingles. 6 rooms and bath.

Hot water heat. Beautiful landscaping 2308 LUCE ST. Semi detached. 2 story frame. 6 rooms and bath.

New hot air furnace. Single ga rage. Available for immediate possession. J. K.

KIPP SON 1418 20 N. Third 5t. Phone 7155 A BEST POSSIBLE INVESTMENT In come $115 per month. Price $o5Uu. room brick, 2 baths, hot and cold water on 3rd floor, bucket a day stove, fine heating plant.

Cemented cellar with hot and cold water, pnone svn. LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN Wi have a 6 room and bath home. Good location. On the Hill offered at sacri fice. Terms.

C. IvL HEKSHEY 104 Chestnut 2nd Fl. Phone 4 8444 LOW PRICED HOMES 2145 Turner St. $1750 1421 Zarker St. 1329 N.

Fourth St. 109 11 N. Tenth St. (2 Houses) 1625 N. Sixth St.

CAPITAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Trustee BEFORE YOU BUY Sea our list of city and suburban homes. J. E. GIPPLE 1251 Market St Phone 3 6202 SEMI DETACHED BRICK 6 rooms and bath, steam heat, uptown.

$480 annual Income. Call after 5.30. 4 4579. The following properties can be bought for from two to five hundred dollars down, the balance on easy monthly terms: 1151 DERRY ST. 8 rooms and bath, new copper pipes, newly papered.

626 OXFORD ST. 7 rooms and bath, all improvements, good condition. 1121 STATE ST. 8 rooms and bath. steam heat, inlaid linoleum, first floor.

1927 logan ST. 7 rooms and Data, eiec trie, ffas and water. 2125 DERRY ST. 9 rooms and bath. aouoie earaee.

ail improvements. 1502 BERRYHILL ST. 8 rooms and ail improvements. W. H.

NELSON FRONT AND CHESTNUT STS. LOVELY SINGLE HOME 4808 Derry St, Attached garage. Easily financed, Backenstoss Realty Corp. Phone 4 8585, (09 S. 9TH ST.

3 story frame 10 rooms. EZRA C. CASSELL 1608 STATE 3 2514 GOOD INVESTMENT 6 BRICK HOUSES Good renters. Rent for $18. Can be bought for SI 500 apiece.

WEBER REALTY CO. Phone 7881 65 Suburban For Sale WE CAN RECOMMEND THIS HOUSE At 824 Hummel avenue in Lemoyne. It is a brick house with rooms and bath. Lot is 150 feet deep. Price most reasonable.

MILLER BROS. CO. 213 LOCUST ST. SINGLE 2 story home and garage. Lot 3UX167, I1Z5U.

Also z' story. JjOi 48x172. Vincent Nemanic, 95 Wood Steelton. THE TIMID SOUL Real Estate For Sale 65 Suburban For Sale PRICE OF PAXTANG HOUSE REDUCED Owner of 3520 Montour street has moved away and you can now buy this home at a most reasonaoie price. it nas i rooms and bath.

Steam heat with stoker, garage. For appointment to in spect call 8395. MILLER BROS. CO. 213 LOCUST ST.

PAXTONIA 4 room bungalow, water, gas and electric. Phone 5 5482. AN UNUSUAL VALUE THE sinele house at 367 N. 24th St, nas a large lot, izuxit? leet oarage tor cars. Automatic neat.

xiouse has 7 rooms and bath. Inspection only by appointment. Easily financed. MILLER BROS, tc CO. 213 LOCUST ST, HOUSE with electric and water.

2 acres. Chambers Hill Road. WALTER JOHNSTON. Realtor 3 7311 68 Lots For Sale CORNER 18TH AND BROOKWOOD STS. Vacant lot, 215x166x117x145 $2650 COLUMBIA ROAD, ENOLA, PA.

Vacant ground, 8 lots fronting on South side of Columbia Road, frontage ot leux 20 feet, each $500 LIQUIDATING TRUSTEES OF COMMONWEALTH AND UNION TRUST COMPANIES 306 CAPITAL BANK BLDG. Phone 4 3776 NEAR SUMMERDALE LAND BY THE ACRE Or large lots. $100 and up. On hard road, electric. City telephone, on easy terms.

RUSSELL WOOD 1229 N. 2nd 2 1075 Auctions Legals 76 Legal Notices NOTICE TO VENDORS COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Dept. of Property tc Supplies, Room 184, Capitol. Hbg. Sealed proposals will be received until twelve o'clock Noon and then publicly opened on the following: Class 103 Of fice Machines Supply Contract, contract period from septemDer isu, to eeo ruary 28, 1943, opening date July 22, 1942.

Class 106 Art and School Supplies Contract, contract period from September 1. 1942. to February 28, 1943. openmg date July 15, 1942. 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. JAMES F. TORRANCE, Secretary LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on the estate of Naomi M. Mickey, late of the city of Harrisburg, uaupnm county. Pennsylvania, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment and having claims to present the same without delay to CHARLOTTE M.

SMITH. 2732 North Fifth Street, Harrisburg. Pa. Administratrix, c.t.a. or to: Wm.

M. HARGEST. Esq, Capital Bank Building, Harrisburg, Pa. NOTICE LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on the Estate of Joseph H. Zeigler, late of the City of Harrisburg, County of Dauphin, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are reauested to make immediate payment and those having claims to present tne same without de lay to AMIS.

PttAKL, ti. ZE1ULEK, 1624 Chestnut Harrisburg, Pa. kjt to: GEORGE W. KETTEL. Attornev.

70 Union Trust Harrisburg. Pa. CITY OF, HARRISBURG DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY BIDS ON TRUCKS Sealed proposals will be received by the Director of Public Safety at his of nce. noom 214. citv nail.

Harristmre. until Thursday, July 23rd, 1942, at ii uciock a. ni.w.i., ana at tne same time and place will be publicly upenea ana reaa. tor tne loiiowing: i r.w xituuis For further details reeardine this nrti cle on application at the Department of Public Safety specifications, instructions to bidders and form of contract may be The right is reserved to relect anv ana au. pias.

WM. T. DeHART, Director of Public Safety, Automobiles 77 Automobiles For Sale BUICK'S BIG SALE 75 Cars to Chose From $100 Up 41 Buick Special 5 Pass. Sedan. 41 Dodge 5 Pass.

Sedanette Coupe '40 Buick Sp. 5 Pass. Sedanette Coupe. '39 Plymouth 5 Pass. Deluxe Sedan.

'40 Buick Special 5 Pass. Sedan. '39 Mercury Leluxe 5 Pass. Sedan. '36 Buick Special 5 Pass.

Sedan. '39 Pontiac Special Leluxe 5 Pass. Sedan. '39 Buick Special 5 Pass. Sedan.

'37 Packard 6 5 Pass. Club Coupe. '37 Ford Tudor 5 Pass. Sedan. '38 Buick 5 Pass.

Sedan. '39 Lincoln Zephyr 5 Pass. Sedan. '39 Willys 4 Cyl. 5 Pass.

Sedan. '36 Plymouth 3 Pass, Sport Coupe. 34 Chevrolet 5 Pass. Deluxe Sedan. '37 Chrysler Royal 6 5 Pass.

Sedan. HARRISBURG BUICK CO. 218 S. Cameron St. Phone 4 4111 OPEN EVENINGS $190 UNPAID BALANCE Repossessed 1937 Terranlane, excellent condition.

CAMERON SERVICE 336 S. Cameron Vi TON TURRET TOP CHEVROLET In good repair; reconditioned. Phone 3 9091. 1940 NASH CLUB COUPE Blue, beauty, Radio, overdrive. Perfect tires.

Price $595. 95 Wood Steelton. Phone 9 4217. FOR DEFENSE WORKER 1938 Ford Sedan, good condition. Price $250.

Ap ply to Richard Kitzmiller, 1838 State Harrisburg, after 6 p. m. By Webster MOT fieAt I oust Roi Leo up MY' ffiousefts To THCM FROM get Ting muooY view of Tne ehifi' ll'fj 5 on TRouseR cuffs. SHL i I i 1 crrf 1R. AIILOueTOAST 3 Ill lilB FCeTt it NfcessAfty yi II I tit Automobiles 79 Tracks For Sale FORD STAKE BODY A 1 condition, easily worth S400.

Will take S275 cash. 867 Market Lemoyne. SEE OUR USED TRUCKS M. BRENNER tc SON 1702 N. 3RD ST.

900 S. CAMERON ST. 23RD tc MAIN PENBROOK 80 Motorcycles and Bicycles HARLEY DAVIDSON 1936 Model 80. Ready to go $215.00 am mtu 14UB n. inira st.

MOTORCYCLE AND BICYCLES Bought, sold and rebuilt. ffiOUn Sale and Serv vice, 1210 N. 6th. 1942 INDIAN Phone 4 5645. CHIEF Good as new, SAVE GAS Three wheel Auto Glide package car.

Indian Sales and Service, iziu stn st. 85 Wanted Automobiles HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR YOUR CAR SUTLIFF CHEVROLET 13th Paxton Phone 4 6155 CASH FOR YOUR CAR HARRY CRAMER 158 S. FRONT ST. STEELTON AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cash Paid Bring Car to or Phona 3 1786 SULLIVAN'S LOT 140 N. Cameron St.

CASH FOR YOUR CAR Highest price oaid. Quick action. ART ZWEIFEL 70 S. Cameron 1 4072 MRS. MATTHEW PITTMAN Mrs.

Caroline Pittman, 35, wife of Matthew, died Friday at her home, Harrisburg R. D. 3. In ad dition to her husband, she is survived by three children, Columbia, Gilberta and Howard, 'all at home and a sister, Mrs. Rose Mullins, Huntington, W.

Va. Services will be in the First Baptist Church, Edgemont, to morrow at 2 p. the Rev. Joseph Tennant of that church, officiating. Burial will be in the William Howard Day Cemetery, Steelton.

Friends may call at the Charles W. Curtis funeral home, 1000 North Sixth street, Harrisburg, from 6 to 9.30 to night. MRS. LUCY HEAGY HAYS Mrs. Lucy Heagy Hays, 81, widow of Jacob Hays, died Sun day at the home of her son, Jesse L.

Hays, 1 Irvins Row, Carlisle. She is survived by another son, Charles A. Hays, Carlisle; four grandchildren, one great grand child, a brother, Abram Heagy, Harrisburg, and a sister, Mrs, Harry Thomas, Harrisburg. Services will be Wednesday at 11 a. m.

at the Lutz funeral home, Carlisle, the Rev. Harry L. Saul, First Lutheran Church, of Which she was a member, of ficiating. Burial will be in West minster Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomor row evening.

HARRY E. WALKER Funeral services for Harrv E. Walker. 74. 2502 Walnut street.

Penbrook, who died Saturday in a local hospital, will be held tomor row at p. m. at the Henry S. Fisher funeral home, 1334 North Second street, the Rev. Thomas S.

May, First United Brethren nurcn. officiating. Burial will he in evergreen Cemetery, Gettys burg. Friends may call at the fu. neral nome this evening from 7 to Walker was a member of the Mary Boyd McCormick Bible Class, Pine Street Presbyterian Church.

A retired emnlove of the Pennsylvania Railroad, he joined mat company's honor roll in 1937 after thirty years of service. He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Alice E. Walker; three sons, Harry Jamaica, N.

Hubert, Pittsburgh: and Dewev. McSher rystown; two step children, Mrs. Dorothy Freeburn, Penbrook, and Sgt. Gerald Campbell, Carlisle Barracks. JOSEPH A.

SHUPP Joseph A. ShuDD. former bur gess of Mt. Holly Springs, died Saturday at his home in Ches nut street, Mt. Holly Springs.

For eighteen years he held the of fice of justice of the peace in Mt. Holly Springs. He was employed as a custodian of the Cumberland county courthouse in Carlisle. Surviving him are his widow. Mrs.

Mary Coulson Shupp; a daughter, Mrs. Carson Nelson, Mt. Holly Springs; one grandson, and these brothers, and sisters: Mrs. Herman Hippie, Carlisle; Mrs. Al German, Harrisburg; Harry, Mt.

Holly Springs, and Charles, York, R. D. Services will be tomorrow at 2 p. m. at the residence, the Rev.

Ralph Sloop, Mt. Holly Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Holly Springs Cemetery. CAPTAIN EVAN A.

WOODWARD Services for Captain Evan A. Woodward, 47, student officer at the Army Air Force, Intelligence School, here whose body was found Friday in the Susquehanna River at Division street, wereheld today at Hanover, N. H. MRS. LAURA V.

VAN ASDLEN Mrs. Laura V. Van Asdlen, 83, the last charter member of St, Paul's Lutheran Church, Newville, died Saturday at her home, 31 Crestnut street, Newville. Surviving are one son, Norman Baltimore; one brother, John E. Wheeler, Harrisburg; one grandson, and one great grand daughter.

Services will be at the Shoop funeral home, Big Spring avenue, Newville, at 2.30 p. m. tomorrow, the Rev. Robert C. Benner, St, Paul's Church, officiating.

Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home between 7 and 9 tonight. OBITUARIES Electrician Injured at Air Depot Dies Services for Paul T. Dombrowa, 39, 2200 Boas street, Middletown Air Depot electrician who was in' jured when coming in contact with a line carrying 2300 volts of elec tricity while at work, will be held at the Charles C. Baker funeral home, Wednesday, at 2 p. m.

The Rev. Dr. Howard Ake, Camp Cur tin Methodist Church, will off ciate. Burial will be in Evergreen1 Cemetery, Duncannon. He died Saturday, two days after the acct dent.

He was a member of the As bury Methodist Church, Duncan non; Perry Lodge, F. and M.J Marysville, the Harrisburg Con sistory and Zembo Shrine Temple. He is survived by his widow, Mrs, Marie M. Dombrowa; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Dombrowa, New Cumberland, and a brother, Merle, Chicago. Friends may visit the funeral home tomorrow after 7 p.m. CHARLES M. SWEGER Charles M. Sweger, 66, High street, New Bloomf ield, died today at the Carlisle Hospital.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Bessie three daughters, Mrs. John Hall, Shermansdale; Mrs. Jesse Foose and Mrs. James Askins, both of New Bloomfield; two sons, Wilmont, Duncannon; Clayton, New Bloomfield; one brother, Ed ward, Philadelphia; one sister, Mrs.

Clara Wilson, Shermansdale. Services will be Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the residence, in New Bloomfield, with further services at the Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, Spring Township, Perry County, at 2.30, the Rev.

J. G. C. Knipple, pastor of the church, officiating, Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery Friends may call at the home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p. m.

MRS. LIZZIE JANE GEMMILL Mrs. Lizzie Jane Gemmill, 87, died at the home of her son, John M. Gemmill, 2120 North Fifth street, Saturday. In addition to her son, she is survived by one sister, Mrs.

John McBride, Columbia; two grand children and two great grand children. Services will be at the Leber funeral home, Eighth and Locust streets, Columbia, at 2 p. m. to morrow. Burial will be in the North Bethel Cemetery, Colum bia.

Friends may call at the funeral home tonight between 1 and 9. MRS. H. W. ESTRICHER Mrs.

Laura R. Estricher, wife of H. W. Estricher, 1935 Ken sington street, died Sunday at her home. She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church.

Surviving are her husband, W. Estricher; one daughter, Mrs, B. E. Drawbaugh, Baltimore; one son, Harry Philadelphia; one sister, Mrs. C.

W. McMunn, Detroit, and one brother, W. D. Canan, Pittsburgh. Services will be at 8.30 p.

tomorrow at Dugan funeral home, 1600 Market street. The Rev. Lutheran Church, will officiate. Dr. S.

Winfield Herman, Zion Burial will be in Shoop Church Cemetery. Friends may call be tween 7 and 9 tonight at the funeral home. MRS. HARRY W. WILLIS Mrs.

Lillian Willis, wife of Harry W. Willis, 1512 Penn street, died Sunday. Her only survivor is her husband. She was, a member of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion, the Ameri can Legion Glee Club, the Royal Neighbors and of Mrs. Hess' Sun day School Class of Messiah Lutheran Church.

Services will be Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the Henry S. Fisher funeral home, 1334 North Second street, the Rev. Dr.

E. Martin Grove, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, assisted by the Rev. Dr. W. HoUck, officiating.

Burial will be in Harrisburg Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p. MRS. IDA J. KLINE Mrs.

Ida J. Kline. 74 widow of Charles Kline. 2309 North Sivth street, died at a local hospital bunaay. bhe was a member of the Otterbein United Brethren Phi Dorcas Lodge, Ladies' Auxiliary oi tne u.

and the Dames of Malta. She is survived bv a dauehter in law, Mrs'. George A. Kline, Har nsDurg; two sisters, Mrs. Harry Jones.

Union Denosit. and Mrs Ross W. Long, Hummelstown; one Drotner, Clayton Spahr, of Salunga. services wm oe at tne home Wednesday at 10.30 a. th Rev.

Charles R. Beittel, Otter Dein Church, officiating. Burial Will be in Shonn's npmptprv. Friends may call at the home to morrow after 7 p. m.

Classified Display Priest Dies At Middletown Pontifical Mass of Requiem to Be Celebrated by Bishop Leech The Rev. Leo B. Kirchner, 46, pastor of Catholic Church of the Seven Dolors of the Blessed Vir gin, Middletown, died Saturday at the rectory. Born in Lancaster, he studied for the priesthood at St. Vincent's College and Seminary, Latrobe, and was ordained in St.

Patrick's Cathedral in 1921 by the late Bishop Philip' R. McDevitt. He served at St. Francis, Harrisburg, and later became the first pastor of St. Paul's Church.

He remained in Annville until 1934 when he was named pastor of the Church of St. Mary, Help of Christians, at Lykens. He came to Middletown from the Lykens charge. He is survived by four sisters, Sister Valerie, the Order of St. Francis, stationed at Catasaqua; Miss Albertina, Glenside, and Miss Mary and Mrs.

Anna Long, Lan caster, and six brothers, Fred, Philadelphia; Marcus, Wilming ton, and George, Roman, Valentine and Othmar, all of Lan caster. Pontifical mass of requiem will be celebrated by the Most Rev. George L. Leech, LV J. C.

Bishop of the Harrisburg Diocese, Wednesday at 10 a. m. in the Middletown church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Lancaster.

MRS. EDWARD F. PIERCE Mrs. Viola E. Pierce, wife of Edward F.

Pierce, 227 North Second street, Wormleysburg, died Satur day in a local hospital. Surviving are her husband; one brother George Kennedy, Wormleysburg; one sister, Mrs. Grace Stahl, Polo, 111. Services will be tomorrow at 2 p. at the Musselman funeral parlors, 324 Hummel avenue, Lemoyne.

Burial will be in Mechan icsburg cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight after 7. DR. E. S.

LORENZ Services for Dr. Edward Simon Lorenz, 88, well known hymn writer and former president of Lebanon Valley College, Annville, were held today at Dayton, Ohio. Dr. Lorenz was a graduate of Otterbein College and Yale Divinity School. In 1936 Lebanon Valley College gave him the honorary degree of doctor of letters.

BANK STATEMENT Report of the condition of CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY OF HARRISBURG, located at 1301 Deny Street, Harrisburg, as of the thirtieth day of June, 1942. Published in accordance with a call made by the Secretary of Banking of Pennsylvania pursuant to the provisions of the Department of Banking Code, ASSETS Loans and discounts (including $7.32 overdrafts) 424,510 07 Mortgages insured under Title II of National Housing Act. 138,422 74 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 302,510 94 Other bonds, notes and debentures 2,650 00 Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, exchanges for Clearing House, and cash i in Drocess of collection 499.896 97 Bank premises owned $41,500.00, furniture and fix tures $11,787.09 53,287 09 Real estate owned other than bank premises 32.368 94 Real estate sold under articles of agreement not in default. 7,919 69 Other assets 1 00 Total Assets $1,461,567 44 LIABILITIES Demand of individ uals, partnerships and corporations 572.000 30 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporations 716.257 74 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 9,173 97 Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) 23,412 os Total Deposits $1,320,844 07 Other liabilities 390 35 Total Liabilities $1,321,234 42 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common shares (total par value) $125,000.00 Total Par Value Capital Stock Outstanding 125.000 00 Surplus 13,000 00 Undivided profits, net 2,333 02 Total Capital Accounts 140,333 02 Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts $1,461,567 44 MEMORANDA U. S.

Government obligations, direct and guaranteed, pledged to secure deposits and other liabilities 24,545 32 Deposits, other than trust funds, secured by pledged assets pursuant to requirements of law 9,173 97 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 1 County of Dauphin ss: P. E. Guyer, Treasurer of the above named institution, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. P. E.

GUYER Treasurer Sworn and subscribed to before me this 10th day of July, 1942. EZRA C. CASSELL (Notarial Seal) Notary Public Correct Attest: C. A. FAIR ALLEN T.

ATTTCK J. R. WEBER Directors Classified Display STORE nOOn and GARAGE Available July 7th East End of Mulberry Street Bridge Store Room 42x60 (Two Floors) Garage 90x112 and 70x86 (Two Floors) Storage Room 20x80 Ajtply WALTER M. MUMMA 10th Mulberry Sts. Phone 5285.