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20 THE HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1943 Use Low Cost Telegraph Want Ads For Quick Results PHONE 24111 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 IS Minimum Charge 32c The Above Rates Apply To Housewives and Private Individuals Term Rates For Business Advertisers Phone Your Want Ad 2 4111 Announcements 3 Cards of Thanks SHAFFER Mr. Charles F. Shaffer wishes to thank friends and relatives for their cards, floral tributes, use of automobiles and expression of sympathy during his recent bereavement, upon the death of his wife. Mrs. Elizabeth C.

Shaffer. Funeral Directors GEORGE H. SOURBIER 2nd Kelker Ph. 2 1603 SAMUEL FACKLER 1312 Deny St. Ph.

2 7901 Special Notices WANTED Small child to room and board. 1.25 per day. Phone 5 5393. A FEW CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE IN HIGHLAND CEMETERY, overlooking Susquehanna River, north of city. Lots 10x12 ft.

$15 to S45. Phone 4 2936. Lost and Found LOST Child's glasses in Reservoir Park, near tennis courts. Phone 5347. LOST 700x16 tire.

tube, mounted on wheel, between Paxtonia and Harris burg. Reward. Stammers Mill. Phone 5 5413. DIAMOND Set in yellow gold with three diamonds.

Could have been lost in or around west side or lower end of Steel ton. Phone 9 2779. Reward. LOST Young hound, male, white and cream colored. In the vicinity of Cham bers Hill.

Phone 6 1126. LOST Black wallet, service cards, gas ration book, last Wednesday. Down town Section. Reward. Phone 3 4213.

LOST Lady's white gold wrist watch. Vicinity of 1.1th and State Wednesday evening. Reward. Phone 3 5726. Business Service Business Services Offered 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. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCfe MOV ING Want return trip from Phila. and New York. Piano moving and storage. H.

L. Brinkcrhoff 1437 Regina St. Ph 3 3854. GET YOUR FURNACE CLEANED before cold weather arrives, with a vacuum furnace cleaner. Job complete, $4.50.

Phone 4 0083. "RENT A CAR OR A TRUCK Drive vourself or use own driver. Drive lt Co. Cameron Muench 4 3245 MOVING VAN trips to Wash, and periodically with full or part loaas. tan Manuel service Employment 11 Help Wanted Female A GIRL OR WOMAN For general house work, small new house, two in familv.

No laundry, no children, high wages, live in. rnone o.J3. BELL MAN white, must be dependable, experience not necessary. ApdIv Mr wentz. Head bell man, Harrisburger nncei.

GIRLS Would YOU Like A Job That Is Important Interesting Safe Pleasant Essential COME IN AND TALK IT OVER EMPUmrENT OFFICE 210 Pine Street Harrisburg 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. 9 to 12 Saturdays Or call Harrisburg 2 4101 for an appointment Do Not Apply If Now Engaged in War Work THE BELL TELEPHONE CO.

OF PENNSYLVANIA GIRL Or woman to take care of two children while mother works. One school age. Phone 9 2854. GIRL OR WOMAN For general housework, three adults, no laundry; good wages, references required. Phone 4 2095.

LAUNDRY WOMEN or girls, white, pleasant working conditions. S', dav week, one meal furnished. No experience necessary. Appiy ersonnel Office, Perm Harris Hotel. LADY with sewing experience and teaching knowledge to instruct classes.

Apply at Singer Sewing Center, 19 A N. 4th St. MAIDS wanted white or colored. Apply Milner Hotel. 426 Market St.

WAITRESS WHITE. for dining room work Apply Mr. Mitchell GATEWAY RESTAURANT PENNA. STATION WOMAN for cooking and counter work. day week.

12 noon to 6 p. m. Apply 1948 N. 6th after 6 p. m.

WOMAN For general cleaning, one day week. Phone 2 6206 between 5 and 7 P. m. Employment 11 Help Wanted Female WANTED TWO SEAMSTRESSES 30 to 50 yrs. Permanent employment excellent rate of pay.

MERGER'S 325 S. 17th St. WANTED SALESWOMAN with experience: good pay. permanent position. ADply at Singer Sewing Center, 19 A N.

4th evenings. 7 to 9. WOMAN White, up to age 50 for light storeroom work in food supply stockroom. Two meals daily in addition to salary. Apply Personnel Office, Penn Harris Hotel.

WANTED Immediately. Good cook for children's home. Live in. Good wages. One other worker for general housework.

Phone 4 3306. Help Wanted Male BUS BOY Colored, neat appearance, permanent position. Good opportunity for the right boy. Apply Personnel Office. Penn Harris Hotel.

EXPERIENCED SERVICE MEN MEN EXPERIENCED SERVICING RANGES, OIL BURNERS, STOKERS. WASHERS AND REFRIGERATORS. FULL OR PART TIME. APPLY BURCHE CO. 2ND LOCUST STS.

MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Maintenance work in engineer ing department. If you are me chanically inclined and experi enced you will like this job. Ap ply chief engineer. Locust street entrance. Harrisburger Hotel MAN FOR MIXING DOUGH Opening also for man to help at oven.

Good wages. Secure your post war job now. See shop superintendent. STROEHMANN BROS. COMPANY Seventh and Curtin Streets MEN WANTED Opportunities for limited number of men in an essential industry with Post War advantages, Wheatena Corporation Highspire Flour Mills Division Highspire, Pennsylvania PORTER Colored man or good sized boy steady, reliable type, lot a perman ent job, no experience necessary.

Apply personnel Office. Penn Harris Hotel. PAINTERS For general indoor painting, days per week. APPLY MR. WINTERS Timekeeper's Office Locust St.

Entrance Harrisburger Hotel PIPE WELDERS For construction work. Must belong to union or willing to join. Apply NAYLOR GOETZE 1500 PAXTON ST. MAN DRAFT EXEMPT. PERMANENT AND STEADY POSITION AS DOUGH MIXER EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY.

5 DAY WEEK. GOOD EARNINGS. APPLY Hi MEDIATELY AT OFFICE. PURITY PRETZEL CO. 624 SO.

20TH ST. WANTED Candy Makers' Helper APPLY 409 MARKET ST. 3 Employment 12 Help Wanted Mile WANTED Mill Help OPPORTUNITIES IN AN Essential Industry Now and After the War Progressive hourly rate scale. Plenty of overtime. 'lirne and half for over 40 hours Good working conditions.

McMillen Feed Mills Gettysburg Pike, Route 15 Phone 4 8056 WANTED MECHANIC HELPERS In an essential industry. Phone Mr. Ad kins. 6 1956 between 7 n. for interview.

a. m. and 5 p. 13 HelpMale 01 Female BELL BOYS AND BELL GIRLS FOR HOTEL WORK. APPLY TO MRS.

BRENNER AFTER 10 A. M. BOLTON HOTEL MAN OR WOMAN FOR DRIVING LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCK APPLY Merchants Delivery, Inc. CAMERON FORSTER STS. PHONE 7477 MENWOMEN OR BOYS To pick string beans and potatoes.

2c per lb. to pick beans. 6c per bushel to pick potatoes. Wanted Immediately Come out and start work, GROSS CELERY FARM Located along the By Pass Camp Hill Financial Money to Loan LOANS $50 to $1000 For Insulation Doctor Repairs Hospital Taxes Education Automobiles Coal Compare These Payments Amount Cost per Month You including interest charges Receive 6 months 12 months $100 $17.70 9.10 $200 $35.22 $18.17 $300 $52.75 $27.21 Community Consumer Discount 224 N. Second St.

Locally Owned Phone 7379 MONEY FOR Coal, Taxes, Vacation, Auto Repair, Medical and Other Bills Cooperative Loan Investment Co. 10 South Market Square Phone 2 1206 33 Years Friendly Service CASH LOANS WITHOUT CO SIGNERS PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 2 4 N. 2nd St. Phone 7259 Market Square Bldg.

3rd Floor Need Money? See PRUDENCE CREDIT, INC. 21 S. 2ND ST. PHONE .1 4277 Instructions 23 Local Instructions ART CLASSES for children and adults. Portrait, Still Life and Composition.

Mrs. Frances Smith, 202 Herr Phone 7786. 24 Musical, Dancing, Dramatic LESSONS IN TAP DANCING and baton twirling. Private and class lessons. 127 Herr Phone 2 8548.

Live Stock 27 Cats, Dogs, Pets PEDIGREED POINTER and Setters. Also ring tall monkey. Phone 2 8173. 28 Live Stock YOUNG Boar pig. Hugh Wilson, Harrisburg, R.

D. No. 1. Phone 3 1996. THOROUGHBRED Buck and doe rab bits, also baby rabbits tor sale.

Phone 3550. For Best Results at Lvvest Cost Use Telegraph Want Ads. Phone 2 4111. 4 Merchandise 31 Articles For Sale WARDROBE TRUNK Like new. 22 x24'x 42" high.

Phone 2 9097 after 6 p. m. 330 High Power Rifle. 2016'i Wallace St. UNDERCOVER" LIMITED NUMBER AVAILABLE Backnumber Magazine and Book Store, 28 S.

4th St. 33 Business Equipment O. K. It's From WEISS BROS Steam tables, coffee urns, ranges, tables, chairs, booths. New or used.

25 S. 13TH ST. PHONE 5248 SILVERWARE Teaspoons, forks, etc. Complete line of new and used Confectionery. Restaurant and Bar Equipment.

KEYS 1 ONE FOUNTAIN EQUIP: CO. 13th Walnut Sts. Phone 3 0411 NEW DOUBLE DOOR G. E. refrigerator, frozen food cabinets.

Several electric beverage coolers, and one 8 ft. meat showcase. Modern Home Appliance 300 S. Mam Chambersburg. Pa.

ADDING MACHINES TYPEWRITERS, DUPLICATORS OFFICE FURNITURE Supplies Sold, Rented, Repaired. CAPITOL OFFICE MACHINE CO. 30 Third St. Phone 3 6352 ELECTRIC MEAT GRINDER. 1940 Toled Scales.

U. S. Meat Slicer. cheap to cash buyer. 465 Second Highspire.

Pa 34 Building Materials NEW And old doors, wooden boxes, iron fence, soil fittings, celotex, elect, fix tures, elect, wire, lumber, bricks. DELSON'S WRECKING CO. Calder Cameron Sts. Phone 2 3808 37 Heating and Plumbing Equipment HOT AIR Furnace with stoker, a demonstrator: new 20 in. furnace; circulatory heaters: replacement oil burners: in dustrial stokers, anthracite and bitum inous.

WOLFE ENGINEERING. 1831 Cameron St. 38 Household Goods COLONIAL MAHOGANY BED. FULL SIZE. COMPLETE.

$15. PHONE 2 1214. PULLMAN SLEEPER Davenport, also 2 maple beds. ADply Mrs. Johnston.

across from Diff R. D. No. 1, Middle town. DINING room table and buffet.

Apply 023 Marble Koad. Mechanicsourg, after i clock p. m. TWO BURNER Hot Plates, $6.95. Sun lamps: Neon desk lamps, $9.95 up.

HALL'S. 223 N. 2nd St. Open Eves. 7 PC.

APARTMENT size. 2 tone solid maple dining room suite. Porcelain coolerator type refrigerator. 50 lb. pacity.

Both in good condition. At a sacrifice. Ph. 4 3766. MODERN Pre war parlor suite.

1108 S. Cameron St. Apply 4 BURNER GAS STOVE Excellent con dition. right hand oven, full size utility drawer. Reasonable.

Call 2 2779. RUG CUSHIONS ALL HAIR, WAFFLED, 9 by 12. $6.95. FORNWALD'S 1223 N. SIXTH ST.

BED SPRING and mattresses. Complete $29.50. DAUPHIN FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 1217 N. 3rd St. 38A Interior Decorating THE BLAKE SHOP, Inc.

Interior designing, gifts and lamps. Individually i signed aprons. Studio, Herr St. at 41 Musical Instruments GALIZZI ACCORDION 120 base; in excellent condition, private owner. Price $250.

Phone 3 3571. 42 Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers PEONIES FOR SALE Sold my home, must vacate. Now is the proper time for planting. Mrs. W.

H. Brenneman. Phone 3 1807. Farm and Orchard Produce POTATOES FOR WINTER KEEPING As low as $1.20, in 5 bushel lots. Pie pumpkins 15c and up.

Halloween pumpkins 15c up. York State cabbage for kraut. Smokehouse, Delicious, Baldwin and Grimes Golden apples. HAROLDS COUNTRY MARKET Two locations. 1200 S.

CAMERON HARRISBURG. or the old GROSS STAND, one quarter mile below Cams Hill on Carlisle fiKe. 44 Wearing Apparel ONE OVERCOAT, size 14, like new. Apply to 316 Bridge New Cum berland. ONE Lady's winter coat, black.

Size M. Two gentleman overcoats. Navy blue and gray. Size 42. All in very good condition.

Phone 4 4698. ONE BROWN Chesterfield Coat size 18. in excellent condition. Call after 6.30 p. 1708 Berryhill or phone 3 3381.

MEN'S new shoes. Size 11D. Men's suits and coats. Size 48 long. Phone 6 1031.

SR. GIRL SCOUT'S Uniform. Also new and partly worn clothing; Ice skates. shoes, men's suits. Also sheep lined mackinaw.

gym suits. 2239 N. Second St. Phone 2 5446. 45 Wanted to Buy WILL buy all kinds of Oriental and Chinese rues, no matter what condition Phone 3 9185 or 2 0911.

CASH for your old sewing machine, any make. Lither drop head or electric type. Phone 4 1058. Rooms and Board 47 Rooms With Board 1737 MARKET ST. Second floor front room, suitable for two.

inner spring mattresses. Board if desired. TWO communicating bedrooms. Cozily arranged. For 3 or 4 girls.

Hill section. Breakfast, pack lunch and evening meals. iaunary. rnone 4 vzb9. 48 Rooms Without Board ATTRACTIVE BACHELOR SUITE Den and bedroom, newlv decorated.

Constant hot water, inner soring mattress. Hill section. Phone 3 8077. A LARGE FRONT ROOM Private home. Dressing room closet.

Private hath Twin beds. Heated garage. Suitable for one or two gentlemen. Beautiful location, one half square to bus. Phone 3 5170.

A LARGE Front room, suitable for two. close to bus stop. 1432 Naudain St. Phone UftUO. A PLEASANT Furnished room, second floor next to bath.

Convenient to Farm snow Bldg. Phone 2 5468. ATTRACTIVE Room, near tile bath and snower. 2516 N. 4th St.

THIRD FLOOR front room. Suitable for two. Private home. Available October ist. rnone 2 2029.

inuir hill Large comfortable corner room, near shower, private familv. one oiocK irom ous. rnone 3 1313. CENTRAL LOCATION Nicely furnished front room, shower bath. No other roomers.

Phone 2 7891 after 6 p. m. CENTRALLY LOCATED large double room. City steam. Use of phone.

Ph. 2246. 3007 DERRY ST. Comfortably furnished second noor bedroom. Continuous hot water.

Gentlemen preferred. Ph. 2 7627. 15 S. 18TH ST.

Pleasant furnished large room, also small room, second floor. Close to bus. Phone 3 5226. FURNISHED SINGLE Room, next to bath, 'j block to bus. Phone 6 2765.

1333 GREEN ST. Comfortably furnished large bedroom, twin beds, suitable for two. Also large first floor room, suitable for four. Phone 4 6629. 1827 MARKET ST.

Second floor front bedroom. Suitable for two. Phone 2 4529. 1 Rooms and Board 48 Rooms Without Board 707 N. 19TH ST.

Single room, next to bath. Gentleman preferred. All night bus service, fhone 3 6780. PENBROOK, ONE BLOCK FROM BUS Convenient to Indiantown Gap. Com fortable room in private home, suitable for employed married couple, some house Keeping privileges if necessary.

Phone 2 9484. 1512 NORTH ST. Pleasant second floor room, with small family, constant hot water. Convenient to Bus and Downtown. Phone 4 7163.

1931 PARK STREET Comfortably fur nished bedroom, private home, excel lent heat, hot Near Bus. 2248 N. 3RD ST. Large private front room. Furnished to accommodate two people.

No other roomers. TWO LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS. 20 N. 19TH STREET. WANTED Refined gentleman to share room with Army cadet.

Twin beds. Phone 3 0870. 49 Rooms For Housekeeping TWO FURNISHED Rooms. 3rd floor combination bedroom, living room and kitchen, semi private bath, $12 week, 1802 Oreen at. 1330 HOWARD ST.

Unfurnished bedroom and kitchen, semi private bath 3rd floor, adults. Phone 2 0625 for appointment. 2120 SUSQUEHANNA ST. Large front room, nicely furnished, for light house keeping, inner spring mattress. Phone 2 9041.

2 ROOMS Unfurnished. Uptown. Close to school and bus. Heat, light and gas. Rent $20.

Phone 3 6233. Real Estate For Rent 53 Apartments Unfurnished SECOND FLOOR apartment, 4 rooms and bath. Adults only, heat and hot water, Phone 5 5489. 54 Apartments Furnished BACHELOR APARTMENT Nicely furnished, livine room. Murohv bed.

kHrh. en dinnette, tile bath. Couple or single person. ou. none 3 ROOMS and private bath with shower.

Second floor front. Hardwood floors. Ph. 2 4469, 307 S. Front St.

55 Houses For Rent PART of furnished house to reliable ten ants. Call at 2419 Herr evenine 7 to a. 59 Business Places For Rent COMMERCIAL BUILDING 80x40 ft. Fireproof, enclosed yard 50x20 ft. HILL SECTION Two off ces a at street level.

Suitable for wholesaler; ma terial storage, etc. Write Box 8041 Harrisburg Telegraph, 63 Wanted to Rent MODERN house, in Harrisburg or vicinity. Possession now or until January 1st. Phone 4 8860. WANTED Unfurnished 6 or 7 room house or a 2 bedroom aDartment.

Pre fer Camp Hill Location. Phone 2 5547. Real Estate For Sale 64 Houses For Sale DON'T MISS THE BOAT BUY WHILE YOU CAN STOP THE RENT Follow the practice of a couple nunarea nome owners we have sold to so far this year. 2428A DERRY ST. 2 story brick, consisting of store, room, two nice apartments and garage.

A good buy for a home or an investment. 1908 N. 5TH ST. 3 story brick, 8 rooms and bath. All improvements.

Only $2800. 400 MUENCH ST. Corner 3 story brick, 8 rooms and bath. All improvements. A bargain, at $3000.

We have several very desirable homes in a good residential section in Harrisburg. If you want a large modern home selling for several thousand dollars less than thej original cost, let us make an appointment to show you these homes. We hav a large list of city and suburban properties. Consult us before you buy. J.

K. KIPP SON 7155 3100 N. THIRD ST. Corner 3 story brick, 7 rooms and bath. nice yard, 3 car garage.

Rent $51 per mo. Priced to sell. WEBER REALTY CO. Phone 7881 1138 1140 JONESTOWN ROAD Double home, reasonable. Write or call, Charles Altland.

Dillsburg. Pa. THE SMALL house at 512 N. Second St. has a second floor apartment.

Building suitable for professional office and living For details and inspection see Walter Johnston. Realtor. 3 7311 SOLD! SOLD! SOLD! ALL FOR CASH! IMMEDIATE ACTION! MANY prospective purchases have found the home they wanted through our offite during the past, and likewise Haisburg owners have been entirely satisfied with quick service which was afforded them. THERE is a season for everything. This is the selling season, bprmg time is moving time.

Perhaps you want a larger or better house. Let us sell the one you have and find you what you want. A careful analysis of your home is made before listing, so as to assure you the "top price" on the market. Our complete analysis and photographs of all property give us finger tip information and the busy buyer "One Stop Service." A quick sale results. We will be glad to call on you and explain our selling method and give you an opinion on the market price of your home.

Our 10 years experience in the Real Estate field is yours for tne asking. May we serve you? J. K. KIPP SON 7155 REAL BARGAIN Single house. 1 acre of land.

7 rooms, sun porch, vapor heat, 2 car garage. For appointment call W. J. DAYLOR Office Phone 2 3872 317 Chestnut St. Res.

Phone 4 0327 3209 DERRY ST. Vacant, single brick, 6 rooms, bath, steam heat, hardwood floors. Fine condition. Reduced to $6500. W.

H. NELSON 107 Chestnut St. NR. 13TH MARKET Brick dwelling. $2650.

$250 down. bal. $25 mo. Backenstoss Realty 44 N. 13th St 65 Suburban For Sale DELIGHTFUL OLD STONE HOUSE, with aU conveniences, and 100 acres along creek, Cumberland county, 8 miles to Harrisburg.

Sell reasonably or will consider exchange. WOOD REALTY CO. 219 Walnut St. Phone 4 4116 IN COLONIAL ACRES An apartment house with 3 complete apartments. i acres of land with much fine shrubbery and some fruit.

Land could easily be divided into desirable building lots. Located at 39th St. and Hillcrest Road. Call 8395 and one of our representatives will gladly take you to see it. MILLER BROS, it CO.

213 LOCUST ST. ACRE WITH 7 room frame house and room bungalow. One mile west of Shepherdstown. Price $2800. H.

K. Crull, 621 N. 16th Phone 2 2238. Real Estate For Sale 65 Suburban For Sale FOR SALE New. 6 room bungalow, outbuildings, 32 acres land, along creek.

East of Shire manstown. A nice country home or poultry farm, only $5,750.00. 2 bungalows, large lots, all conveniences. near Koute 22 and Houck Lane. Colonial Park.

One now vacant. Must be sold. Come to see us. Will help finance. WOOD REALTY CO.

219 Walnut St. Phones 4 4116 or 4 0478 STONE HOUSE 2700 Market Camp Hill, corner, modern throughout: has 4 bedrooms, tile bath, old shade, double garage, etc. Close price to quick buver. WOOD REALTY 219 Walnut St. Phone 4 4116 HOUSE On large lot.

5 rooms and bath. Cash or terms. Phone 9 4217. 95 Wood Steelton. 67 Farms and Land For Sale FOR SALE THE WM.

E. STOUFFER DAIRY FARM, i05 acres, brick mansion with all con. veniences. usual complement of out buildings, situated in Lower Paxton township, lying along Ricker's Cross Road. South of Route 22.

and along Route 340, about 4 miles East of Har risburg. The above is the most productive and best located farm we have had to offer yet this year. Every foot of the land is good, and practically level. One tract of about 45 acres especially suited for a plane landing field. Many are buying land for "security sake'' these days.

This being true, you can make no mistake buying this farm Price and full particulars on request to: WOOD REALTY COMPANY EXCLUSIVE AGENTS 219 Walnut St. Phone 4 4116 Your First Duty Is to Buy War Bonds Back the Attack 68 Lots For Sale LOTS S. E. CORNER 31ST GREENWOOD STS. 40x120 ft.

EZRA C. CAS SELL, 1608 State, 3 2514. 69 Business Property I AM OFFERING several good stores and apartment also a fine modern office stone front, suitable for In urance or Loan Business. In good coun try town 35 or 45 miles from Harrisburg. N.

s. MYERS, Owner, 1900 Derry St. Office Hours: 3.30 to 6 P. M. 73 Wanted Real Estate WANTED TO BUY a house in the up town section between $10,000 to $20,000.

Only owner of property need reply to this ad. Apply Box 396, Harrisburg Telegraph. WANTED TO BUY a house in the Belle vue Park section between $5000 to $10, 000. Only owners of property need reply to this ad. Apply Box 395.

Harrisburg Telegraph. WANTED TO BUY a house in the up town section between $2000 to $5000. Only owners of property need reply. Apply Box 394, Harrisburg Telegraph. Automobiles 77 Automobiles For Sale FOR SALE Late 1941 Plymouth special DeLux 4 door sedan.

R. T. Beattv. N. 2nd Newport, Pa.

'31 CHEVROLET Convertible Coupe, $40. inspected, inquire 19th and Derry Apt. 20. 79 Trucks For Sale TRUCKS G. M.

C. stake trailer. 22 ft. '36 FORD tag yd. dump.

'37 FORD tag 2 yd. dump. '41 FORD tag 2 yd. dump, 2 speed. '41 FORD tag 4 yd.

dump, completely Overhauled. Guaranteed. '41 FORD tag tractor, saddle tanks. fifth wheel, spotlights, heater. Guar anteed.

42 DIAMOND tag, 2 yd. dump. L. B. SMITH MOTOR CO.

12th Market Sts. Lemoyne Phone 4 7077 Open Evenings 80 Motorcycles and Bicycles SEE OUR line of non shatterable goggles. $1.98 and up. FITCH'S, 1408 N. 3rd St.

1941 H. D. 74, 1936 Indian, 1937 Indian. i4l Indian. INDIAN SALES and SERVICE, 1210 N.

6th St. Phone 3 9876. 85 Wanted Automobiles Will Buy Your Car or Truck Call 3 0743 W. R. Graupner 1826 MARKET ST 180 S.

15TH ST. Late Models For Sale WE BUY LATE MODEL CARS AND TRUCKS SUTLIFF CHEVROLET LOT 13th Paxton Sts. Ph. 4 6155 Open Evenings Sunday CASH FOR LATE MODEL CARS HARRISBURG BUICK CO. Established 1922 218 S.

Cameron 4 4111 Open Evenings A BETTER PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR YOUR LATE MODEL CAR OR STATION WAGON BY HARRY CRAMER 154 S. FRONT STEELTON PH. 9856 WE BUY LATE MODELS CAPITOL MOTORS. INC. 130 S.

Cameron St. Phone 2 4164 ART PAYS SPOT CASH IMMEDIATELY We re overbidding everybody! ART ZWEIFEL 70 S. Cameron 2 4072 CASH For your car or truck. Will pay unance company and give you balance. W.

B. Dowling. M. Brenner and Sons. 900 S.

CAMERON ST. PH. 3 8630. AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cash Paid Bring Car to or Phone 3 1786 SULLIVAN'S LOT 140 Cameron St, Auctions Legal Auction Sales HOLSTEIN SALE 40 Tuberculin and Bang's Certified 40 J. Norton Kruger, CARLISLE.

PA. FRIDAY. OCT. 1, 1943, 1 P. E.W.T.

On the Farm adjoining CARLISLE, PA. 34 Registered. 6 Grades This is one of the highest producing herds in the Countv is selling 30 cows. 2 herds sires, balance calves to yearlings. ine ioanoation sire Beets Alaska Segis Piebe line bred to King Piebe of York, 2 daughters in sale is also sire of Butter Icup Ormsby Segis Piebe.

8 daughters in saie. me sire ot sir Hartog new segis. 14 daughters in sale, Buttercup Segis Hartog has 5. This young herd, richly bred, offers breeders and dairymen an excellent opportunity to secure foundation animals of high merit. Catalogs Available at The Farm or from THE PATE SALES COMPANY.

2064 Lawrence Road. Trenton, New Jersey. FOR BES1 RESULTS Al LOWEST COST USE TELEGRAPH WANT ADS. PHONY 2 4111. i OBITUARIES Heart Attack Fatal to Leroy M.

Cougler i Leroy M. Gougler, 45, assist ant maintenance superintendent for Dauphin County in the State Highway Department, died last night while bowling with a group of friends. County Coroner Earl H. Grim attributed death to a heart attack. A football player at the old Harrisburg Tech High School and the University of Pittsburgh, Gougler was maintenance superintendent for the Juniata County Highways until his transfer to this city.

He was a member of the Tennis Lodge No. 371, F. and A. of which' he is past master; the Tall Cedars of Lebanon, and the Rang ers' drill team. He is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Ethel Rahn Gougler, 300 Crescent street; a daughter, Lt, Jeanne Gougler, U. S. Army nurse, Australia; one sister, Mrs. Susan Place, Harrisburg; three brothers, Troutman, Philadelphia; Benja min, Warren, Ohio, and Dr. R.

A Gougler, Pittsburgh. Services will be 2 p. m. Sat urday at the Fackler funeral home, 1314 Derry street, the Rev. W.

A Webb, Olivet Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Oberlin Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 p. m. OSCAR CLARK Oscar Clark, 65, Gratz, died Wednesday at his home.

He was a member of Gratz Lutheran Church. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Emma Scheib Clark; one daughter, Miss Hannah, at home; three brothers, Johnson, Gratz; Charles and Elmer, Gratz; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Bowers, Gratz; Mrs. Emma Hc pple, Gratz, and Mrs.

Maggie Clark, Gratz. Services will be at 2 p. m. Saturday at the home. The Rev.

W. G. Artz, Gratz Lutheran Church! will officiate. Burial will be in Gratz Cemetery. Friends may call between 7 and 9 p.

m. Friday at the home. THOMAS W. GRIFFITH Thomas Winters Griffith, 54, Penn township, Perry county, died Wednesday at a local hospital. Surviving are eight chil dren, Alfred, who is in the Army in Africa; Elwood, Millersburg; Wayne, with the Army in Alaska; Mrs.

William Comp, Enola, and Rose, Mame and James, all at home; his mother, Mrs. Amanda Griffith, Harrisburg; one brother, William, Baltimore, and two sisters, Mrs. Charles Wain wright, Williamsburg, and Mrs. Anna Wilson, Harrisburg. Services will be at 2.30 p.

m. Saturday at Nickel funeral home, Duncannon. The Rev. R. R.

Zeig ler, Duncannon United Brethren Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Evergreen "Cemetery, Dun cannon. Friends may call between 7 and 9 p. m. Friday at the funeral home.

WILLIAM S. MASIMORE William S. Masimore, 79, died at his home, 2436 Derry street, Wednesday. He was a freight conductor for the Reading Railroad Company for thirty years, retiring about six years ago. He is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Mary Masimore, four brothers, Harvey, Des Moines, Iowa; James, John and Chester, all of York; taree sisters, Mrs. Minnie Nonemaker, Mrs. Lizzie Greiman, Mrs. Nattie Seigman, all of York; one aunt, Mrs. Kate Krepps, Glenville.

Services will be at the home Saturday at 2 p. m. The Rev. G. Edgar Hertzler, Twenty ninth Street United Brethren Church, will officiate.

Burial will be in the East Harrisburg Cemetery mausoleum. Friends may call at the home Friday after 7 p. m. JESSE J. SHANK Jesse J.

Shank, 72, died Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Bertha Gardner, Manor avenue, Enola, where he had lived for the past few years. He is survived by four sons, Chester, Hanover; Russel and Clayton, Highspire; Roy, Dills burg; two daughters, Mrs. Herman Gresch, Reading; Mrs. Ernest Wood, Enola; seventeen grand children; two brothers, Curtis, Mechanicsburg, and Harry, Eddy stone.

Services will be Saturday at p. m. at the Musselman funeral home, 324 Hummel avenue, Lemoyne, the Rev. W. R.

Murlett, Duncannon Pentacostal Church, officiating. Burial will be in the Chestnut Grove Cemetery, York Springs. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday after 7 p. m. Auctions Legalj Legal Notices EXECUTOR'S NOTICE In the Estate of Albert A.

Hertzler, de ceased. Letters testamentary on the Estate of Albert A. Hertzler. late of the City of Harrisburg. Dauphin county, ae ceased, having been granted to the under sitfned.

All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to said Estate will make payment immediately, and those having claims will present them for settlement, to ADDISON M. BOWMAN, Executor, 14 W. High Street. Carlisle, Pa. NOTICE TO VENDORS COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Department of Property and Supplies Room 185 A Capitol, Harrisburg.

Sealed proposals will be received until twelve o'clock. Noon. E. W. October 20, 1943, and then publicly opened on Class 102 Office and Instructional Supplies Contract Other than Paper Products covered by Schedule Contract 101 for the contract period beginning November 25, 1943 and ending November 24, 1944.

Blanks and information may be obtained upon appli cation to the above office. The Common wealth reserves the right to reiect anv or all or parts of bids. 9 t. M. WOOLWORTH.

Secretary. I PHONE 24111 Setting Up Homes For War Victims Seen Major Task Montreal. Sept. 30, (P) The In ternational Labor Office declared today that "one of the most ur gent tasks of post war reconstruc tion" would be permanent reset tlement of between 30,000,000 and i 40,000,000 persons torn from their European homes. A 166 page report, entitled "The Displacement of Population in Europe," said the problem was far "beyond the powers of any single country" and added: "Millions have been victimized by a narrow nationalism which has had a total disregard of human beings.

They can be helped only by international co operation and organization." The study was prepared by Prof. Eugene M. Kulischer, director of the Research Bureau on Population Movements of New York, in consultation with Pierre Waelbroeck, chief of labor conditions, employment and migration section of the International Labor Office. They were assisted by many organizations and individ uals with information on European conditions. A preface cautions that such a study, under present conditions, "must necessarily be regarded in many ways as of a preliminary and provisional nature." Looking for a solution to the problem presented by the millions of displaced persons, the study expresses the view that in most cases repatriation will be the most obvious remedial measure.

But even repatriation would ncV afford a necessarily satisfactory solution, the study pointed out, because various countries will have differing labor requirements. MISS ELIZABETH ETTER Miss Elizabeth Etter, 72, 1424 Derry street, died Tuesday at a local hospital. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Sanders, Harrisburg; Mrs. Nellie Appell, York, and four nephews.

Services will be 11 a. m. Friday at the Fackler funeral home 1314 Derry street, the Rev. George E. Johnson, Stevens Memorial Methodist Church, officiating.

Burial will be in Paxtang Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9. JOHN FISHER John Fisher, 65, formerly of Harrisburg, and proprietor of the Wil liamsport Dye Works, died Tuesday in the Williamsport Hos A pital. nc is suiviveu ma wiuuw, Mrs. Katherine Fisher; one daugh ler, Mrs.

d. nenry uoenrane, Williamsport; one sister, Mrs. Johp 'Moore, Harrisburg, and three grandchildren. Services will be 3.30 Friday at the Henry S. Fisher funeral home, 1334 North Second street.

Burial will be in the East Harrisburg Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday after 2 p. m. MRS. MAR? BAKER Mrs.

Mary Baker, 73, 127 East Green street, Mechanicsburg, died.J early today in the Harrisburg Hospital of injuries suffered in a fall down steps at her home, September 18. HARRY OSCAR HECKMAN Harry Oscar Heckman, 57, died Wednesday at his home, Millers town, R. D. 1. He was a former resident of Highspire.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Gertrude M. Heckman; one son, Lloyd, Highspire; three daugh ters, Mrs. Dorothy Barnhart, Eliz abethtown; Mrs. Ruth Knouse, Harrisburg; Mrs.

Bernice Sheetz, Rome, N. and six grandchil dren. Services will be Saturday at 2.30 p. m. at the Lee G.

Wilt funeral home, the Rev. R. R. Berg stresser, St. Peter's Lutheran Church, officiating.

Burial will be in Highspire Cemetery. Friends may call Friday from to 9 p. m. at the funeral home. HARRY H7THOMAS Harry H.

Thomas, 84, who re hired as a passenger engineer on the Middle Division of the Penn sylvania Railroad in 1919, with 40 years of service, died at his home, 3600 North Fifth street, Wednesday. He was a member of Perseverance Lodge No. 21, F. and A. and of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen and Firemen No.

74. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. W. H. Schell, Paxtang, three sons, Harry James and Robert all of Harrisburg; two brothers, George Sunbury and Andrew Philadelphia; one sister, Mrs.

Ida Hoffie, Long Island; five grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Services will be at the Charles C. Baker funeral home. Third and Maclay streets, Saturday at 2 p. m.

The Rev. Harvey W. Mars land, St. Mark's Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be in the Paxtang Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Friday after 7 p. m. EDWARD WINFIELD HORNING Edward Winfield Horning, 3 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward I.

Horning, 1511 North fr rmeentn street, aiea weanesaay at a hospital here. Surviving in addition to his parents is a brother, Robert E. Services will be at 10 a. m. Fri day at Holy Cross Cemetery.

The Rev. John A. Maguire, t. Francis Catholic Church, will officiate. Friends may call between 7 and tonight at the George H.

Sour bier funeral home. Second and Kelker streets..