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30, 1942 THE BOSTOX DAILY GLOBE THURSDAY. APBIIi SO MONEY TO LOAN Unkle Eph and His Gang Will Arrive Saturday for 31st Semiannual Visit to Raymond's Store Lower Cost lOANSl 1 you f5 MEOJ cr mora 1 Saturday will be a big day at $CD Fiftvfoar year Before you investigate loan service. no of friends come in or get a loan anywhere our simple, low cost No wage assignments, embarrassing inquiries or employers. Just phone. Raymond's Ole Fule Stoar.

UnKie Eph and his "Smugginsville gang" will Dc on aecK vo weiwiuc a aa frifltiHa anH a host nf new ones UJkV hir 21st semi- Kill vm.j.w. lit K' 1 'jl-Ciii, jfS! VOnKIHGMER'S LOfltl ASSOCIATION 173-178 Tremont SU jQlh Ftoon TeU Hub. 506' annual visit to Boston. All the -Smugginsvflle" celebri-I ties will be present Including such eld favorites as Miss Bascom, Ez Donlin, Mr. and Mrs.

Si Tooler, Algy Perkins, Lish Smuggins and a score I. WWW-. "za i of others. Ant Mary will accom pany Unkle Eph in their stream- 1 lined 1903 limousine. There will be a parade along i ussy 3 rrJi vi 4 some of Boston's streets in which rH W.if Ait 'vis' 4 Eph's new team of oxen will participate.

The route will include Hawley, Summer, Bedford and Washington sts. Festivities begin at 8:30, at which time the doors will open and Tommy Tuttle's Trumpeteis will toot pooty i. tunes just to make shopping a little easier. Unkle Eph and his "gang" will hang out on the first floor balcony, where they will hold open house throughout the day, to welcome their many friends. i Contrary to popular belief, Unkle Eph is not a fictitious character, but is in reality Rev.

Harry M. Eastman, UNCLE EPH AT RAYMOND'S on a previous visit, shown with some of his mugginsviue Gang." minister of the Congregational Church of Slatersville, R. a church which was established 104 years ago. Mr. Eastman first became connect ed with the store over 20 years ago as a result of some interesting let ters which accompanied mail orders he sent into Raymond s.

1 4 1 1 Xn III ffyrr 1 Mr. Frank I. DtJrr, president of Raymond's at that time, persuaded Mr. Eastman to write a weekly let- ter to appear with the Raymond ad each Sunday. Mr.

Eastman's inimitable style won him many friends and fol-i lowers throughout New England, and his homespun philosophy came 5 to be a Yankee watchword. Thus was born Unkle Eph, and as such he has been known to the general public ever since. The doings of Unkle Eph and Ant Mary have inspired many ous people to create various interesting items pertaining to the background of these lovable New England characters. Besides several busts and plaques i of Eph himself, the store contains such trophies as a hand wood-carv. ing of Unkle Eph's ox-team, made by Frank Burnham of Milford, N.

H. as well as the replica of an old Maine sawmill (that will actu- ally operate)- constructed by a down-Mainer who had come all the way to Boston just to get in on the big doings on Unkle Eph Day. Tomorrow's papers will carry huge ads which have long since become synonymous with these famous Raymond events. People will come from far and wide, flocking to the Ole Fule Stoar. To many, it has become an ANT MARY'S SHOE DEPARTMENT, newly located in Raymond's Easy Basement, provides larger selling space and is more accessible.

Deaths and Funerals Annie K.Hardy Funeral services will be held at 3 p. m. Saturday at the Baptist Church, Georgetown, for Miss Annie K. Hardy, who passed away ai oar- asota, Fla. She was for many years a resident of Boston, associated with the James P.

wetneram interests and estate. Mrs. Mary Perley WAKEFIELD, April 20 Private funeral services will be neia aiu--day for Mrs. Mary Howe Appleton Perley, widow of John Perley, who died last night at the Wakefield Convalescent Home. Mrs.

Perley, formerly of 9 Richardson was born in Boxford, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Appleton. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Selden Tyler of 24 Park av.

and Mrs. William F. Toman of Yonkers, N. Y. The services will be held at Mrs.

Tyler's home at 2:30 and burial will follow in Boxford Cemetery. Mrs. Perley was a member of the Wakefield Congregational Church, th.rw.emi Hall Chapter of thef JJ. A. K.

ana one OI uie inium- members of the Kosmos ciua oi Wakefield. Death Notices BENKERT In Norwood April 30. John in his Mist year, xuueiai late residence, 92 Chapel Saturday. May 2. at 2 P.

m. BOGGS In Boston. April 20. Anne Pin- gree beiovea wiie ui ur. tvuuwi u.

of 345 Buckminster road, Brookline. Private funeral services on Saturday, Mav 2. Kindly omit flowers. BOUSSY In Dorchester, April 30. Ger trude tnee wunui.

unuv Frederick Boussy. Funeral from her home, 31 Topliff Saturday, May 2, at 8 a. m. High Mass of Requiem at St. Peter's Church at 9.

Relatives and friends are invited. CAMPBELL In Brookline, April 28, at his residence, 1797 Beacon Charles rvrivatekttheWatermV 149 Harvard Brookline. on Friday, May 1, at 2 p. m. Interment at Acton, Mass CASSIDY In Milton.

April 30. Mary J. (Walsn'. wiie oi me xinuicv. sidy.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the home of her daughter. Mrs. Frank Rogers, 45 Cliff road, on Saturday, May 2. at High Mass of Requiem at St. Mary of the Hills Church at 10 o'clock.

COLE April 30. Quincy Cole. In his 7tn year. ma Fletcher road. Bedford, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

DRISCOLL In Natlck. April 30. ia. John nusDana vi jnaieotr, Funeral from his late home, 6 Jefferson Saturday. May 2, at 8 a.

m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Patrick Church, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. FREEMAN In Swampscott.

April Elizabem wne ui Freeman, 67 years. funeral services will be held at the home of her daughter. Mrs. John Downing, 60 President i at 2:30 P. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Interment in Belmont, Mass. GALVIN In Arlington, formerly ox CamDriage, Asm i. V. daughter of the late Maurice and Mary (Lane) Galvin, sister of James of Cambridge.

John. Joseph. Maurice, Helen and Mrs. Catherine Babine of Arlington. Funeral from the residence.

94 Marathon st. Saturday at 9 a. m. Solemn High Mass at St. Agnes' Church at 10 a.

m. Relatives and friends invited. GETTINS In Mattapan. April 30. John nusDana ot me jaie atu Cromie).

Funeral from the home of his daughter. Mrs Lofts C. McGuire. 114 Westminster Hyde Park, Monday morning. Time later.

HURLEY In Jamaica Plain. Apnl 29, John Ot ill Udiiauu uc.v,..-.. husband of the Jate Kathenne (Whalen Hurley. Funeral from the Fallon Memorial Funeral Home, 7 Greenough. on Saturday, May 2, at 8:15 a.

m. Solemn High Mass of Re-in nr- ijriv nf Lourdes Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends in vited. Late member ot Blue nuts l.ouh. No.

319, M. C. O. F. Visiting hours 10 a.

ni. until 11 p. m. KEOl'GH In this city. April Z3.

wary neral from the Cleary Funeral Home, 1605 Tremont Saturday. May 2. at 8 o'clock. Solemn Hish Mass of Reouiem at 9 o'clock in St. Cecilia Church.

RelaUves and friends kindly invited to be present. AurTT Tn nrd April 30. Harry iorraeity ra "v-loved husband of Margaret Larch, (nee McCauley), of 86 Elm st. Funeral jfrom thp Edward M. Walsh Funeral Home, 223 Massachusetts Arlington, on Saturday morning at 8, followed by a Requiem High Mass in Si, i rancis of Assisi cnurcn, Mearora.

ai ciuck. Relatives and friends are invited. MACK1ERNAN In Boston. April 29 Jjouise ii. iviacKiernan oi ooi nuiiiui ton, av.

Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel, 149 Harvard Brookline, on Saturday, May 2. at 2:30 p. m. McDONALD In Dorchester, formerly of Gloucester, April jd, uwi. McDonald, husband of Agnes Healy McDonald of 31 Draper st.

Funeral trnm the Tlaniol F. O'Brien Funeral Home, 907 Massachusetts Cambridge. Saturday at 8 a. m. Reouiem High Mass at St.

Paul's Church. Cambridge, at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited. MTTT.RF.V Tn TViTrhester.

April 30. Mary A. (nee Kenneyl, beiovea wiie oi mc late Thomas Mulrey. Funeral irom tne residence of her daughter, Mrs. Mary rv-itov.

A 1 vant Katiirriav. Mav 2. at 10:15 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St.

Peter's Church at 11 o'clock. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. MURPHY In Revere. April 30, Nora M. (nee Twomey).

beiovea wiie oi miuidci Murphy. Funeral trom ner nome, HuH st Revere. Saturday at 8 a. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at the immaculate Conception Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives and friends invitee. Charter member of the Father Cusick Court, 237, M. C. O. PETERSEN In Boston.

Anril 29. Alice Petersen tnee uiass), Deiovea. wiie John Petersen. Funeral from her late rpciHpnm. 7 Flmwood Saturday, Ma at m.

Hich Mass of Re auiem at St. Mary's Church. Charles- town, at 9 o'clock. Relatives ana friends invited. Formerly of the North End.

PPfiVTST Tn Wt Snmerville. April 29. at nis resiaenee, rainax jiim Arthur, rttishanri nf Caroline R. (Tyler) Provest. Funeral services at the Water man Chapel.

495 t-ommonweann av. Boston, on Saturday. May 2. at 2 p. m.

Relatives and friends invited. TinmKFTTF Tn Rnslinrlale. April 30. Trtrimas. rtpiovpri nusDana oi iiiiiaii L.

(McGowan) Robinette. Services at the Folsom Funeral Chapel, 63 Belgrade Roslindale. Saturday at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited.

SHEA Tn Rnyhtirv. Anril 29. Maurice beiovea husband ot Annie jvi. iaua-han) Shea. Funeral from his late residence, 100 Hillside Saturday.

May 2. at 10 o'clock. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at 10:45 in Mission Church. Relatives and friends kindly invited to be present. New York and California papers please copy.

WHITING In this city. April 30. at the 1 Ton pv-H 379 Hotel. Lilian vvniTlne. in her 83d year.

Funeral services at Trinity Church, Boston, on Saturday. May 2, at 2 p. m. ATKINSON Tn Host. April 28.

Wil liam, husband of Ethel AtKinson ot 899 Middle so. weymoutn. fxinera services the C. C. Shepherd Funera Home.

134 Pleasant So. Weymouth on Friday, May 1st, at 2 p. m. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Thursday from 2 to p. m.

RABOTS Tn ramhridee. the 29th. Dr. Francis J. Barnes, beiovea nusDana oi Fllen finnnan Rarnes.

Funeral from Viia late rceiHenre. fi7 Rrattle On Saturday morning at 9 o'clock, followed by a Solemn Mass of Requiem at St. Paul's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Hoiyhood.

BELT-MIX In Somerville, April 29, William beloved husband of the, late Margaret G. iGood) BeUmix of 5 Maine av. Fur.eral from the E. I Kelleher Funeral Home, 1 Lincoln Saturday at 8:15. HiKh Mass of Requiem in St.

Benedict's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. BOWERS Of Somerville. April 28, Mis? Mary Carlotta, Bowers, formerly of 34 Montrose st Funeral services at the Funeral Home Daniel Fudge Son. 100 JUghiana inursaay, ai i BREIVOGEL In Mattapan.

the 28th, Frank beloved husband oi Jane V. BreivoEel (nee Kenneally). Funeral from his late residence. 16 Rugby rd-. on Friday morning at 8:15 clock, followed by a Solemn.

Requiem High Mass at St, Angela's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are Invited. Interment Mount Calvary. Retired captain Metropolitan police. CANNING Norfolk, Aprii 29, at Norwood Hospital, Enid G.

Canning, age 19 years. Private services at her home. Park Norfolk, Saturday at 2 p. m. CARR In Arlington.

April 29, Went-worth C. husband of Frances (McKay) Carr. Services at his late home. 31 Kensington road. Friday, May 1.

at 2:30 p. m. Please omit flowers. CLEAVES Suddenly at his late residence. 20 Kemper Wollaston.

Annl 28, inn nf the late Marv R. (Ford) and Stephen A. Cleaves. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the service at the Russell Funeral Home. 644 Hancock Wollaston.

Thursday. April 30. at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at XT- Wnlladon femetprv. QuinCV.

Friends may visit at the Funeral Home afternoons, ana evexunss. pfgyfSIP Death Notices Arthur, beloved husband of Elinor (McCarthy) DeCourcey. MRe.Iave?f"cf friends ere invited to attend the funeral rom flls late rewueutr. a Way. Old Harbor Village.

South Boston. Friday at 8 a. m. Requiem Mass in St. Monica Church at a a.

m. nntrwp Tmaif, Plain. Anril 2B Thomas beloved husband of Rose H. Devine (nee Carty. Funeral from his late home.

28 Montebellp road, on Friday, at 8:15 a. m. solemn HiKh Mass of Reouiem in Our Lady of TnrHPR' Church at 9 a. m. tteiauves anrf fripnds kindly invited.

29. Mary A Donnelly of 144 Gerard. beloved aunt of James C. Gillesme. Funeral from the Curtis Funeral Home.

Dudley and Vine Roxbury. Saturday at 9 a. m. High Mass of Requiem at St T3rirV' at a. m.

Itela- and friends invited. DORAN In Cambridse. April 29. John garet Doran mee Cosgrpvel Funeral from his late home. 62 Prentis Saturday, May 2.

at 8:15 HiBh Mass of Requiem at St. Peter's Church at 9 o'clock Relatives and friends invited. FAY In Medford, April 29. D. Agnes (Claret.

Deiovea wiic i Fay of 27 Clayton av. Funeral from ner SfcrB PSSSkrlM Mass in st Clemen 'Uinr. fhiirrh flt 10 o'clock. RelaUves ana frienas are in vited. rrimirv Tn Ttfnrlh Oulnrv.

suddenly Anil Tnepnh. hlisVianrt nf the late Rosa (Katon) of 422 Hancock st. Rela tives and friends are, respectfully invited to attend the funeral frpm the Keohane Funeral Home, 333 Hancock No. Quincy, Thursday, April 30, at 2 clock. FLAGG In West Newton, April 29, Albert beloved son of Charles S.

and Julia (Collins) Flagg. Funeral from his residence, SO Falmouth road, Friday at 8 a. m. Requiem High Mass in St Charles' Church, Waltham, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited.

fiRAHAM Tn Roxbury. April 28, Mary nw Hanlev. beloved wife of the late John Graham. Funeral from the P. E.

Mnrrov K.ncral Home. 54 Roxbury Friday. May 1, at m. Requiem High Mass at the Mission Church at 8:45 o'clock. Relatives and friends most kinoly invited.

GREEN In Charlestown, April 28. Elizabeth E. Green tnee Thompson), be loved wife of the late waiter o-reen. x', mtlni fmm home of Vrr mother. MrsElizabeth A.

Thompson. 113 High FTiday, May 1, at 9:13 a m. Requiem High Mass at St. Mary's Church at 10 a. m.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited. HAGGKVIST In Maiden. April 29. John Haggkvist, beloved husband of Amelia C. Haggkvist, of 31 Rockwell St.

Funeral services at the Lutheran Church, corner of Waite and Church Saturday, May 2. at 2:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Kindly omit flowers. HIGGINS In Belmont.

April 28. Sarah, sister of Helen Higgins. Funeral from residence, 36 Davis road. Friday morning. Solemn Mass of Requiem in St.

Luke's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. HUNT Suddenly, in North Weymouth. April 29. Sergt.

George of the Weymouth Police Department, husband of Alice L. Hunt, in his 49th year, of 53 Standisn st. uneral services ni Pilgrim Congregational Church. North Weymouth, on Saturday. May 2, at 2 p.

m. JACOBSON In Melrose. April 23, Emma ijcrr. wiaow oi jonn Formerly of Cambridge. Funeral service at the A.

E. Long Memorial Chapel. 4 Beech corner 1979 Mass. Nortn Cambridge. Friday.

May 1. at 2 p. m. Interment at Mt. Auburn.

Friends may call at the Chapel Wednesday evening and Thursday. KING In Quincy, April .28, after a brief illness, neien jouise. wiui.w ui King, in her 93d year. Funeral from her late residence. 270 Adams, Quincy.

Friday at. 3 P. m. Relatives and friends invited. Please omit flowers.

LACEY In Boston. April 28, 194.1, John, Deiovea nusoana oi hwu (nee McNeil), formerly of Dorchester. Funeral from the John H. Lacy Funeral Home. 27 Harvard Brookline, Friday morning.

May 1, at 9:20. with a Re- Mace in St MafV Of the ASSUITIP- tion Church at 9:45 o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery.

La VOTE In Somerville. April 29, Louis beiovea nusDana or ihkuc ju Voie (nee McCarthy). Funeral from his late home. 106 Bartlett Saturday at 8:15. Reouiem High Mass at St.

Anns Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Bangor, papers please cony. LETSON In Medford, April 28, Edith wife of JOhn A. Letson.

services her home. 16 Emerald Medford, Thursday. April 30. at 2:30 p. m.

LINDAHL Suddenly in Millis. April 28. Violet JVI. (suasiorei. ntiuveu Otto L.

Lindahl. Funeral, services from her late residence, 16 Spring Friday at 2 d. m. MacLEAN In Boston, April 28. Albert of 6 HUSWell onsii'ii.

ui.c. ser'ices at J. B. Cole Son Funeral Home. 490 Columbia road.

Dorchester. Friday. May 1. at 2 p. m.

Relatives and friends Invited. MANN In Brookline. April 29. at the Brooks Hospital, irann iicoici, band of Claribel (Heath) Mann. Funeral services at the Eastman Funeral Home.

896 Beacon Boston. Friday. Mav 1. at 2 D. m.

MARTIN In South Weymouth. April 28, at nis laie resiaenee. oi James beloved husband of Bridget (Murray) Martin. Funeral Friday, May 1, at a. m.

High Mass of Requiem in St. Francis Xavier Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited to attend. MARKEY In Roxbury, April 28, Edward oeioven nusuHim iwja Markey. Funeral from his late residence.

61 Magazine Friday. Mav at 8:30 a. m. High Mass of Requiem in St. Patrick's Church, at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Portland, Maine, papers please copy. McDUFFIE Frederic at Lawrence, April U9. I9iz, nis twin husband of Elizabeth H. McDuffie Funeral services will be held at his home, 81 Summer Lawrence, Saturday, May 2, 1942, at 2:30 p.Tn.

McGINNESS In Beverly. April 29. Anna daughter of John B. and Mae A. (Murphy) McGinness.

Funeral from her late home. 12 Middle Saturday at 8:15. Requiem High Mass at St. Marv'a Star nf th Sea Church at 9. Interment in Mt.

Benedict, West Roxbury. Relatives and friends kindly invited. McINNIS In Somerville, April 28. Margaret E. (nee Devine).

beloved wife of Francis A. Mclnnis. Funeral from her late home. 125 Highland Friday. May 1, at 8:15.

High Mass of Requiem at St. Clement's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. McKENNA Tn Roxbury. April .28.

Mary (GrifTin) McKenna, beloved wife of the late Thomas McKenna. Funeral from her home. 100 Winthron Friday at 9 a. m. High Mass of Requiem at St.

Patrick's Church at 9:45 a. m. Rela tives and friends invited. McLAREN In Melrose. Aoril 28.

Charles McLaren, of 49 Florence st. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service at the family residence on Thursday, at 3 p. m. Burial at Enfield. Friday, at 11 a.

m. MITCHELL In Hyde Park. April 29. John beloved husband of Bridget (nee Maguiness). Funeral from his late residence, 17 Davison Saturday morning.

Requiem Mass at the Church of the Most Precious Blood at 9 clock. Relatives and friends invited. MURPHY In Roxbury, April 29, Thomas J. Murphy, formerly of Moreland beloved brother of Mrs. Evelyn McDonald.

Funeral from his late residence. 106 Winthrop Saturday. May 2, at 8 a. m. Requiem High Mass at St.

Patrick's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at New Calvary Cemetery. MURRAY In Dorchester, Aoril 28. Annie E.

(nee McCarthy), beloved wife of Francis H. Murray. Funeral from the late residence. 37 Richfield Friday. May 1.

at 8:15 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass in St. Peters Church at 9 8. m.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited. O'KEEFE In Roxbury. April 29. Mary A. (nee Curley), beloved wife of Dennis J.

O'Keefe and mother of Rev. Gerard P. O'Keefe. C. S.S.

R. and the late John O'Keefe, C. S.S. R. Funeral from her late home.

95 Calumet Saturday. May 2, at 9 a. m. Solemn High Funeral Mass at Mission Church at 10 a. m.

Relatives and friends kindly invited. ROSENQUIST In Arlington. April 29. F.mma Rnsenonist. nf 1.11 Crescent Hill av.

Services at the Berglund Funeral Home. 292 Mass Friday. May 1, at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Late member of Verdandi Lodge.

V. O. POTJLSON In Mattapan. Aoril 28. Janet B.

(Jessie), wife of Richard H. C. Foul-son. Services at home, 26 Caton Thursday, April 30. at 3 p.

m. Relatives and friends invited. RICHARDSON April 19. 1942. In Africa.

hv accident. Technical sergt. James Richardson, son of Frank P. and Phyllis I- Richardson, in hia 25th year. Memorial services in the Hull Village Church, Sunday, May 3.

at p. SISE Dr. Lincoln Fleetwood, at his home, 697 Boylston Brookline. Apatl 28, in his 67th year. Services will be held at Bigelow Chanel, Mt.

Auburn Cemetery, at 12 noon. Thursday. April 30. SLADE In Quincy, April 29. James husband of Mary V.

(Hastings) Slade. in his 73th year. Funeral services at late home, 17 Edgemere road. Quincy, Saturday, May 2, at 2:30 p. m.

stnti friends are invited. SMITH In Woburn. April 29. Charles nf Union husband of Henrietta Smith (nee 'Watt. Funeral from the McLaughlin.

Funeral Home. 54 Pleasant i Friday. May 1, at 8 a. m. High of Requiem in St.

Charles Church at 9 Relatives and friends are1 invited. Visiting hours at the funeral borne. 2-11 p. tn. nnrrrv EDMUftrrtitsoiis of 54 26 tST.

WSJ CbarUrt w. Stt a of Service women and mm. service employ. drfen workers (on new Job jr. niH.

foreman, fwir. exmtive or any theT employed peron, married or mrlf come (o us ff ou want -9 25 to 'S0 nr more, on ouick. friendly baf, Ontftidera not involved. Moderata monthly payment. "Phone for yoor loan" CALL HIBBAKD 6144 lit far Mill Hooan.

SM I will tak apnliettlta far a le an' tax vol tht RKtsiit applying Ii nsn. Personal Financa Co. litem 22 on n-DHn" receive tne -'r ottention rH largeramoom- leant $10 to $300 FAMILY LOAN COao'ON BOSTON tlcanio No. 92 295 Washington Street 2d Fl. opp.

Old South Meeting Houta Talaphona lAFayetta 2322 DORCHESTER Lltama No. 43 1485 Dorchester Avenue Fields Corner 2nd Fl. (opp. Kratga) Telephone GENavo 5356 SOMERVILLE Llcans No. 96 7 Davis Square Drayfoi 2d Fl.

(over Waldorf Cafataria), Talephona PROspect 4412 Furniture, Etc. 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SET RUG, LAMPS, TABLES, ETC. $42 takes entire lot. 3-piece living room set like new. shows absolutely no wear, comfortable sofa, club chair, and lounge chair, room size rug in floral pattern, also in excel, lent condition.

Lamps, tables, etc. No need to have cash, pay $1 per week. Call Ken. 4210, 680 Beacon day or evening and appt. can be made to see this furniture.

Call immediately, want to move it at once. ap23 PARLOR SUITE, LAMP, RUG Will sacrifice complete outfit for iuick sale, consists of modern style divan, club chair and wing chair, in excellent condition. Axminster rug ana floor lamp, all for $44. Call Ken. 2609.

day or evening for appointment to see furniture. 664 Commonwealth Av. dSuTt ap30 Want Piano, Any Styla Dinina Rm. Set, Odd Pieces; pay leol fair erica. No Dealers.

Mr. Hall. KEN. 08019 A. P.

Sud2t ap5 MATTRESSES MADE OVER 52 Innersprings, Box Sses. rrt i ii WALTHAM BEDDING Wal. 022S His. 1661 fit ap27 Mattresses Remade $2 Formerly with Paine. Par.

7027 HYDE PARK MATTRESS UPHOL. CO. tu i apo For used furniture, rugs. CASH PAIDc1 M. Bobrick, Tro.

alba. TThSu ap28 USED DOMESTIC, ORIENTAL RUGS BOUGHT, SOLD. HADJIAN 335 NEWBURY KEN. 5085. YOUR RUGS THOROUGHLY WASHED.

REPAIRED. 2t ap29 FOR SALE Furniture. rug. stove. B.

H. 10 Union Somerville. Clothing, Furs CASH Fop Old Fur Coata. Richmond, 619 floor. HUB.3567 Sud26t apS CASH FOR OLD FUR COATS WE CALL, JACOBS, 8S5 Dorch.

Av. COL. B031. 3t ar28 HAH FOR OL1 FtR coats A Ifjfjr UMdn uorria.511 Hash At. "uul dSu30t epl Machinery and Tools rpvVANTED 1 PATTERN WORK Lwuuu uk mtiAL PHONE GARRISON 1450 I xKzl WThFSu an29 Dancing Instruction Jsa ADULTS LATEST STEPS.

W15S FAWLt 1 1 177 HUNTINGTON AVE. MeehaniMSakStop). COM. 8911 dSuit ap24 Typewriters. Etc.

GOOD TYPEWRITERS, all makes, rented 3 $5: repairing. Back Bay Typf writer 334 Boylston Com. dSu.Vtt RENT, sell, exchange typewriters, adding machines, calculators, conv. buo8 terms. S.

M. Levin, 84 Wash. Cap. 54 SuTTh ap26 Dogs, Cats, Pets, Etc. WELSH CORGI DOGS THE finest pets In the world, imrwrw stock; these dogs are related to those of The Royal Family; you can procure dog for as low as $25 if you can suian-tee them a good home.

Runnymede tel. Rye Beach 100, No. Hampton. V. WThSu ap29 For Your Garden LOAM RICH BLACK load, delivered.

Som. 3- api Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc. CAf-H FOR DIAMONDS. OLD r.OVO. JETC.

Lnftig'i. 333 Wash. rm. For Sale FOR SALE Lot of used clear i dry ff tin contamers. MR.

Ion Som. 5951 Do Not Send Stamps or Cash In payment for classified advertising through the mails. Send Check. Postoffice or Ej-press Money Order only. The Boston Globe 7- i fl A am f1 e.aeial LOANS TO HEIRS rtT-Tv rnWMnrvTTAI.

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6856. WThT14t apl Business Chances FLORISTS! Interested for year round flower shop in Hyannis, Cape Cod? Very good opportunity. Inquire or write 349 Main street. Hyannis, also; a store for rent. dSu7t ap29 Somerville Variety Store STOCK, fixtures, good will: on Broadway, near Teele owner's other interests forces sale this week; established business showing good profit; no competition.

Tel. Som. 9094. 9388. DANDY lodging house.

$195, easy terms: Appleton st. Owner, 102 W. Newton st. DELICATESSEN Must sacrifice, going Army. Eve.

3579. Su4tap30 FOR SALE Grocery store, connected with Postoffine. sell cheap on account 276. Globe office. 2tap29 SACRIFICE, on account of death.

3-chair estab. 50 years! 355 Main Charlestown. CARBONE tel. Rev. 0866-W, or Baldwin Charlestown.

osu4t" SICK Will sac. busy tavern, large stock. price S4500; terms, cap, niajjaea. THRIFT store for sale, second-hand clothes, dishes; $200 buys it. Eliot 7728." Refrigerators GENERAL ELECTRIC AND 200 others, all makes, sizes, from $45.

NATIONAL SALES CO. Church Harv'd Tro. 1810 2t ap29 CashSSMsl'Com. 8646 dSu5t ap29 nl(U FOR YOUR USED pi I RR GASH REFRIGERATOR tUeOOlO WTh ap29 G. E.

Refrigerator. 4VX dition. J. O. Dance, Kir.

5058. foot, A-l con-145 Austin ThSu ap30 HAVE you a refrigerator, wasner or ironer? Will pay cash for 1 or. both and remove it promptly. Highest prices paid. NATIONAL SALES Tro.

1310. Lost, Found, Eic. $50 REWARD For the safe return of a 2- stone nianiuiiu about 18 small diamonds in setting; lost Ar.ril 10. Brookline or Boston. Tel.

ik oi Jt apu LOST Brown wallet between Mattapan sq. and Fessenden about 9:30 Tuesday morning, containing around Sol jTcobsen In Bold letters on wallet; rowarn iinriniKiiaiii uun. iSTs7ring pearls, Aprif 23, Dorchester. sentimental value rather than monetary; reward. vrfi i mu.

LOST Lady's topaz yel. gold ring, oia. chips, downtown rewd. Han. 53t7.

$20 REWARD Camera "lost North Legal Notices LICENSING BOARD for City cmj-ton. Tr. No. 50. April tice is hereby given.

of the General Laws, that John J. Hases has applied for a transfer of All Alcoholic license to sell alcoholic beverages as a Retail Package Goods Store, from 3o6 Atlantic avenue to 615 Atlantic avenue and unnumbered entrance on Purchase street for stock and customers, said Boston, in one room, first fln rear room for stock only, of said building. MARY E. DRISCOLL. EDWARD M.

RICHARDSON-WALTER R. MEINS, Licensing Board. Auction Sales COLLATERAL LOAH CO. INTEREST ON OVERDUE LOANS MUST BE PAID BY MAY 1ST. STATE 1.

4t ap27 Death Notices Reposing the Sweeney Funeral Home. 74Elm Quincy. uraa Friday morning at 9:15 a Solemn High Mass of Requiem at the Church fh Mwt Blessed Sacrament at 10 o'clock. vSiting hSurs Thursday afternoon and evening. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend.

SULLIVAK In Cambridge. Mt. Auburn Section? April 29. 1942. Alice J.

(Conway), beloved wife of the late Patrick Sullivan and mot ner oi -ii" livan. Funeral from residence. 82 oxford av Friday at 8:15. Requiem Mass in Sacred Heart Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives and friends invited. SUIXIVAN-In South Boston. April 28. indiaCatherineB(Karins) SullivanT; Fu-mral from her late home. 504 Broadway.

Friday. Mav 1. at Solemn Hisn Mass of Requiem, at St. Vincent's Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives and friends invitea. THOMAS In Boston. April .29. Michael, belovedhusband of Roe Hindy Thomas from 3 Spear place Funeral from ,39 west ncwiim r. solemn neuuiciii st James' Church at 9.

Relatives oH frinrla Invited. TROBEST-In West Sorneryiile. April 29. AVtSlfr.SnTo? CaVohnR: (Tyler) TmhMt. Notice of funeral later.

VTSHTNSKAS In Avon. April 29. Ste- i i 7anprn (nee Kalinauskas) Vtshinskas Funeral from his late residence. 268 West Mam Saturday, May 2. at a.

m. High Mass of Requiem at St, Rocco Church. Brockton, at 9 a m. Bunal at Calvary Cemetery, Brockton. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to be present.

WILLIAMS In Boston. April 27. Clayton Deiovea nuuaim v- Vn liams. Funeral from his home. 10 Juniper street.

Brookline. on Friday. May 1st. at 8:15 a. m.

Requiem HiKh Mass at St. Mary's of the Assumption Church. Harvard and Linden streets. Brookline. at 9 a.

m. Relatives and friends are invited. WILLS In Dorchester, April 29. William husband of Ada M. Funeral services at his home.

15 Matner on Friday, May 1. at 2:30 p. m. RelaUves and friends invited. Late member of the Oasis Lodge, No.

146, I. O. O. of Somerville. IN MEMORIAM 1941 Delia Hynes Biles 1942 In lovinr memory.

Molly. Mike and Cat. 1936 "Coach" Jim McCarthy-1942 Remembered by "Pep." '40 Catherine Driscoll Halpin '42 Lovlnily remembered by her family. 1926 Thomas II. Twipg 1942 Is lovinely remembered by his wife, dauchters and sons.

LEWIS JONES SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS A'ertfnflr Boston Orer SO Yrar 259 NEWBURY ST. SECTION OF UNKLE EPH'S NEW LAMP DEPARTMENT floor of Raymond's. It has a larger stock and larger selling habitual event on tneir htioyimis calendar. To others, newcomers, it will be a revelation yes, an edu- Boston Symphony and Friends Share A. S.

Davis Will DEDHAM, April 30 The will of Arthur S. Davis, wealthy sportsman of Dover, who was louna aeaa on April 24 in his mansion, Greystone Farm, was filed in Norfolk Probate rviurt tortav. It contained a be quest of $10,000 to the Boston Sym 1 phony Orchestra and numerous per sonal oequesis. Four friends, all of Boston, were left each $5000. They are Russell S.

Codman Parkman B. Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Timothee Adam-! owski. Four employees, Annie Igoe, May Donovan, Alexander Shaw and John Jennings, were each left $1000.

The will was dated April 22 of this yCDavis left $10,000 and personal belongings to a brother, G. Bancroft Davis of Boston, and his interest Greystone Farm to his older brother, John Davis of New York city. The residue of the estate he put a trust fund for the benefit of his two brothers. At their deaths the trust is to be terminated and the money divided among the brothers' children. The size of the estate was not indicated.

Robert G. Dodge of Boston was named executor. Lawrence Relief Official on Trial in Salem Court SALEM, April 30 Robert M. Dowe, 44, soldiers relief commis- sioner of Lawrence, went on trial in Superior Court here today before Judge Frederick W. Fosdick and a jury on charges of accepting a gratuity of $80 and of conspiring to obtain money from the city of Law- rence unlawfully.

Asst. Atty, Gen. Frank G. Volpe, in his opening to the jury, said the ''game was worked this way: A soliders' relief recipient, needing shoes, for example, would go to Dowe's office. Dowe would give the recipient a slip and send him to the department store of Simon Sandler in Essex Lawrence.

The recipient would get the pair of shoes. Then Sandler, said Volpe, would send to Dowe a bill for twice the price of the shoes and uowe would approve the bill. And Dawe, said Volpe. would go to Sandler once a month to "get his cut" Before the trial of Dowe began, Sandler, 48, pleaded guilty to con-" spiring with Dowe and to giving him $80 gratuity. Volpe said that Sandler would testify for the prosecution.

Around 1935, Volpe said he would show, Dowe told Sandler that the profit was not enough, and instructed him to jump the prices more. Volpe said he would show that ince 1932 Sandler's store had re's ceived $12,600 worth of business from the Soldiers' Relief Depart-i merit, while 10 other stores in Law-' rence which aim sold shoes received 1 only $338 worth of business. Voloe also said Sandler would tes tify having gone to Dowe to so- licit the Business, ana wouia Bay I that Dowe said to him, "What will I jet out of it?" I The Prof efor Prof. Cray Tell me. Prof.

Sage. rhat day of th month is it? For tfc lifa f-t me, I can't remember. f1 Vtf.f. SM It IS tr. W.

Ana Rt wn wns; monui i Street Jmaraat VZi I1 ri PI 'i'i 1 lllllMillllH ii "I on the spacious balcony, street space. Elizabeth Freeman LYNN, April 30 Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman, 67, died this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Downing, 60 President st. She was the wife of Samuel Freeman of Milton, N.

S. Mrs. Freeman was a native of Watertown and the widow of the late Walter S. Gay of Swampscott, her husband by a former marriage. She lived most of her life in Swampscott where she was a member of the Evangeline Rebekah Lodge, the New England Order of Protection, and the Swampscott Congregational Church.

In addition to her husband and Mrs. Downing, Mrs. Freeman is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Jenning of Lynnfield. and by two sons, Norman Gay of Need Osteopathic Group Plans Convention The 38th annual convention of the New England Osteopathic Association, assembling in Boston Saturday and Sunday, will be highlighted by discussions of general health problems associated with foot conditions, led by one of the profession's leading specialists, Dr.

Harold E. Clybourne of Columbus, O. The board of directors of the association is composed of: President, Dr. William T. Knowles, Boston; vice president, Dr.

Lyle V. Jacobs, Springfield, treasurer, Dr. Floyd Moore, Brookline; secretary, Dr. Mildred E. Greene, Waltham; sergeant-at-arms, Dr.

Foster D. Clark, Tor-rington, Dr. Herbert L. Adams and Dr. Mark TordofT, Providence, R.

Dr. Laurence M. Blanke, Dedham; Dr. Albert E. Chittenden, Auburn.

Dr. Clyde A. Clark, Hartford. Dr. Osmond R.

Strong, Concord, N. Dr. Karnig Tomajan, Boston, program cnair- man. Chas. A.

Callahan MED FORD, April 30 City Hall was closed this morning during funeral services for ex-Alderman Charles A. Callahan, 60, assistant city messenger for the past six years, who died Monday night after a long sickness with heart trouble. More than 20O city employees attended a high mass of requiem sung in St James Church. Rev. J.

J. Lynch, pastor, was celebrant of the mass, assisted by Rev. Fabian J. Sammon, deacon, and Rev. Joseph P.

Shea, subdeacon, Mayor John C. Carr, the entire Board of Aldermen, every city department head and former city government officials were present Pallbearers were City Clerk George P. Hassett former pres. John V. Gibbons of the Board of Aldermen, clerk of committess Howard K.

Jen kins, Patrolman Frank Dwyer and Eueene and Harry acuock. Interment was in Oak Grove Cemetery, west Medford. where rd bv bv. iamon, ANT MARY'S NEW GOWN SHOP on the second floor at Raymond's has a splendid selection of highly styled dresses at all times. Mrs.

Edna H. Thomas WASHINGTON, April 30 (AP) Mrs. Edna Harker Thomas, 61, wife of Senator Elbert D. Thomas, of Utah, died suddenly of a heart attack at her home last night upon her return from a meeting of the Relief Society of the Latter Day Saints Church. Senator Thomas and three daughters survive.

Funeral plans have not been completed. Albert J.Flagg NEWTON, April 30 Albert J. Flagg, 21. one of 14 children of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles S. Flagg. 50 Falmouth road. West Newton, died suddenly yesterday after an operation at Newton Hospital. Besides his parents he is survived by nine brothers and four sisters.

Funeral services will be held to morrow with a high mass of re at st Charles' Church. Wal tharru at 9 o'clock. warn, at 9 ociocje. lham and Walter Gay ot Oak Park. Calif..