The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 16

PAGF. SIXTEENPhone 2263 POTTSTOWN MERCURY, PA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1950 Holy Year Pilgrims at Shrine Leader of a Holy Year plUritnafe to Rome, Francis Cardinal Spellman (second from rijcht) is shown at the Shrine of Owr Lady of Fatima, during a stop at Lisbon. Portugal. The Cardinal read a prayer written for the occasion.

He is accompanied by 500 pilgrims. CHARLES L. W. WHITE. 72, of 618 WALNUT STREET, died in Pottstcwn hospital at 7 o'clock last night.

He had been a patient for three weeks and had been ill at home several weeks earlier. Mr. White last was employed at the Bethlehem Steel company. Before working there, he had been a laborer with contractors In the Pottstow'n area. Born in 'Fredericksburg, he had lived in Pottstown for the past 40 years.

Mr. White was a member of the Becond Baptist church, where he was treasurer of the board of trustees, and a member of Keystone Lodge 113, F. and A. M. His survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Mamie (Oliver) White; three daughters, Mrs. Clarice G. Reynolds, 54 South Adams street, Mrs. Mary E. Gamer, Philadelphia, and Mrs.

Fiances Viola Recks, Atlantic City, N. one son. Charles L. W. White 2d.

649 Water street; one sister, Mrs. Flossie Dickerson, of Fredericksburg, three step-sons, and five grandchildren. Services will be arranged today from a funeral home at 931 Green itreet, Norristown. Funeral services for CHARLES W. YERGEY, 68.

of 429 LINCOLN AVE- railroad worker in PottstowTi for 45 years and an amateur beekeeper, who died late Monday in PottstowTi hospital, will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. from funeral home at 112 North Washington Itreet. A friend of Mr. Charles A.

Lambour, 37-year-old Pottstown Jeweler and another of the few amateur beekeepers. Mr. Lambour died the past Saturday. Mr. Yergey was born at 444 Lincoln son of Harriet Yergey, of 446 Lincoln avenue, ind the late George L.

Yergey. He lived at the home where he was born for 33 years. Except for a few years as a railroader in Dairying, Crops Meetings Set in Chester County Three meetings covering dairying and will be presented next week for Chester county farmers living in the Pottstown area. Joseph 6. Oberle, asent of the Chester County Agricultural Extension association announced yesterday.

The first meeting will open in the Kimberton grange hall at 10 o'clock Tue.sday morning and will continue through the afternoon. It will be led by Frank Bamer and Joseph S. Taylor, of Pennsylvania State college. Bamer will have charge of the necond session, which will be held at 7:45 Tuesday night in Central school, Loag's Corner, near Elverson. A third meeting will be conducted by Albert E.

Cooper, of the college, a 5 Locust Grove school, a mile of Spring City at Thursday night, March 9. Nevada and Missouri, he spent the rest of his life at 429 Lincoln ave- i nue. He was the husband of Mary (Nagle) Yergey. For 45 he worked in the I Pottstown freight yards of the Read- I ing company, most of this period as on a switching engine. Beekeeping had been his hobby for about ten years.

He had kept bees on his own property, on Mr. place in Cedarville and in the orchards of friends living in this section. Mr. Yergey w'as a member of Grace Lutheran church; Pottstown Nest 150, Fraternal Order of Orioles; Pottstown Nest 1393, Order of Owls, and the Brotherhood of Trainmen. Surviving are his wife and three daughters, Bernice, wife of Howard Wertz, Lincoln avenue, and Velma and Grace, at home.

A son, T-5 Donald Yergey, was one of first World War II casualties. He died In a prisoner of war camp in the Philippines, Also surviving are two sisters, Alice Yergey, Philadelphia, and Grace Yergey, 446 Lincoln avenue, and three brothers, Clilton, 635 Chestnut street; Alfred, Philadelphia, and George, 373 Spruce street. will be the Rev. Edgar S. Brown pastor of Grace Lutheran church, and interment will be made in Mt.

Zion cemetery. Funeral for IDA (KLINE) wife of Irvin T. Stout, 548 SPRUCE STREET, were held from a funeral home at 711 North Franklin street at 2 otlock ye.sterday afternoon, the Rev. Howard A. Kosman, pastor of Zion's Reformed church, officiating.

They were preceded by services conducted by Schuylkill chapter 338 Order of the Eastern Star, Tuesday night, with Mrs. Ruth Chambers, worthy matron, in charge. Interment was made in Highland Memorial park. Bearers were Francis Hunsberger, Stanley Emery, Leonard Huff, George Cannell, Clyde Roshon and Henry Maurer. Funeral services for CHARLES A.

L.AMBOUR, husband of Mary (Glanski) Lambour. POTTSTOWN RD 1, were held at 9 yesterday morning from a funeral home at 258 Beech street. A solemn high fequiem mass was celebrated in St. Aloysius Cathoiic church at 10 with the Rev. George P.

Hiller, assistant rector, as celebrant; the Rev. John F. Campbell, assistant rector, as deacon; and the Rev. David V. Leahy a.ssistant rector, as The Rev.

William N. Begley, rector, and the Rev. John A. Naja, rector of St. Catholic church, were in the Interment was made in St.

Aloysius New cemetery, with the Rev Begley, assisted by the Rev. Hiller, officiating at the graveside services Bearers were Dr. Walter Schell, Harold Dietrich, Otto Brown. Roy Shollenberger. Frank Leighton.Heu- ry Keough, W'alter Warrick and Alfred Welsh Jr.

GLEN MOORE Mrs. Hogau corr. Richard Peterman, delivery. Phone Pottstown i Tlicmas W'. Bare.

student at college. Carlisle, son of Chaplain and p. i W. Bare, of Glen Moore, has been appointed by Dr. Alex K.

Smith, dis- tnct superintendent of the West dic.trict of Philadelphia conierences of churches, a.s student pastor of the Hecktou Methodist church near Harrisburg. The apixuntment is effective March 1. Mr. and Mrs. Earle McLaughlin, Mrs.

Elizabeth Shingle, Mis, Margin et Shingle and Gertrude Swingle were recent visitors of Mr, and Mrs. John Shingle, of Boyertown. Mr. and Mrs Ralph M. Styer.

of H'Uiey brook, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Styer were recent of Mr. and Mr.s. Ai thur Gunzenhauser.

Mr Ward Aaron joined her muihp; they had luncheon at the Mansion House. Wesi Che.ster, rerently, and were heard on a radio gram. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B.

Henderson and John Correll were dinner gue of Mr. a ad Mrs. Robert Shaw and ianuly of Wrst uruve. Mii-. Kusar McLatighiin.

who wa.s a in the 'er COiiiuy liiiopiial at Wm Chester is at her home. Mr. and William Teinphn recent in Reading. Halion M. Benner and son, of Hill, were recent guests of Mr.

H. F. Benner. R-v. D3Vid Stewart re- uvmie a varauon Funeral for L.

(MOYER) STOUT, wife of the late Henry Stout, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Katie Phillips, Philadelphia, were held from a funeral home at 112 North Washington street at 2 yesterday afternoon. The Rev. Donald Floyd, pa.stor of Truiity Evangelical Congiega- tional church, officiated. Interment made Pott.stown Ea End Bearers were Raymond Ralph Stout, Lloyd Phillips.

Morns Phillips. Harold Phillips and Paul Winkelman. Market b. 28 Prices tiuoted on the PhUadelplila iriiu and vegp- lable markets today included; bu. and boxes Pa Delicious S2 Rumes Red Romes $2.50.

Golden Black N'. tl.50a2,23, Deluio. $1 Romes 2 00, Golden DelUnouh $1,50. Paragons Black Twigs $1.75, Gala Beautys box wrpd. Pa, Stav- 00.

Delicious $2 75. N. J. Stavmans 125- 150s Beett- Slightly stronger on bvaiched: on Pa bij, bsKts. round type 50a typi' $1 Of) Carrot-i bu 'z bu.

hskta, 8(ic MiLshfuoiin -Firm on Pa 3-lb b.Hktii. Firm: Pa bu. bskts. Sweet J. bu hmprR, Jersey type Yellows Orange type 00, White Yanvs White to slightly stronger: bu.

bskts. N. Pa. Potatoes-Steady on old, dull and weaker on new Pa, Ka- tahdin.s 100-lb $: 23a2 10. unrl.

75trt.Sl 0(1, $1.00. sacks 05, 10-lb. 24a25c. PHONE 2263 FOR AD-TAKER ANWOUNCEMtWTl Feb. 28.

1950 Charles husband of Mai 7 A. (Nagle) Yergey, age yeari, and friends are lted to the from Houck Funeral Home. 112 N. Washington Pottstown, Pa on Saturday at 2 p. m.

Interment in Mt. Zion cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening 7 9. Tuesday. Feb 28, 1950.

George husband of Mae (nee Shouse) Scheffey, age 6'2 and friends are invited to the services from ths Wilson Funeral Home. 711 Franklin on Saturday at 3 Interment in Pottjfitown West cemetery. may call Friday evening 7 to 9. (Wilson) Monday, 37, 1950. Katie (nee Pongartz) wife of Louis Seregely.

age years. Relatives and friends art invited to the services from the Houck Funeral Home, 112 N. Washington on Thui-sday, a. m. Interment in Shenkel cemetery.

Friends may call Wednesday evening 7 to 9 (Houck) Monday, Feb. 27, Charles husband of the Sallle M. (nee Fretz) Engle, age 80 years. Relatlver sna friends are invited to the services from the Houck Funeral Home, 112 Washington on Friday at 2 m. Interment in Mt.

Zion cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening 7 to 9. MOYER Saturday. Feb. 25.

1950. Savilla H. (Focht) Moyer, wife Of the late Howard 8. Moyer, ge 77 Relatives and friends are invited to the services from the funeral parlors of Wesley O. Harley.

404 High on Thursday at 2 p. m. Interment in Schwarzwald cemetery, Reading. Friends may call Wednesday evening p. m.

eiQ Saturday, 25, 1950. Katie (nee Hallman) wife of the late Leroy Levengood, age 80 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the services from Schumacher Funeral Home. 359 King Pottstown, on Wednesday at 3 m. Interment In Pottstown cemetery.

West End, Friends may eall Tuesday evening 7 to 8:30. (Schumacher) Saturday, Feb. 25. 1950. Andora (nee Ottlnger).

wife of the late Aaron S. Lord, age 86 years. Relatives and are Invited to the from Wilson Funeral Home, 711 N. Franklin on Wednesday at 3 m. Interment in Mt.

Zion cemetery. Friends may call evening 7 to Saturday, Feio. 25, 1950. Harry husband of Mary (nee Allen) McOormick. 65 years.

Relatives and are invited to the from the White Memorial Home, Park- erford on Wednesday at 2 m. Interment In Brownback'a Reformed Church cemetery. may call at the memorial home Tuesday evening 7 to 8:30. Card of Thankii 2 STOUT The family of the late Annie L. Stout desires to thank the kind neighbors and friends for the assistance and sympathy, the floral tributes and use of offered during their recent bereavement.

8T0UT The family of the late Ida Stout desires to thank the kind neighbors and friends for the assistance and sympathy, the floral and use of offered during their recent bereavement. LAMBOim The family of the Charles A Lambour desires to thank the kind neighbors and for the a.sslstance and sympathy, the floral tributes, aplrltual bouquets and use of cars offered during their recent In loving memory of my dearison, William H. Emerick, who passed away 3 years ago today Hsw hi My lipi etn And tht iritf )n my heart. Will tingtr till Sadly Missed by Mother. A new booklet containing many and atylea is Just off the press.

They re available at no in The Mercury office or write for a copy. Personals PHOTOSTATS In by 10:30 a m. Finished same day by 4:30 p. m. Low Prices.

Confidential service. The HERD STUDIO. King at Penn Street. Phone Moth hole.s. and tears, expertly rewoven Art Cleaners 328 Nortli Charlotte St Phone 2630.

HAULING of anv kind. 5 ton flat body truck. LBNHART. Phone 3835-M RARE OPPORTUNITY for ladv with some experience In wearing apparel to start ow'n business, and cater to pre.sent established cUentle In similar field. Central location in All replies confidential.

Address Mercurv Box T-82, BRUSH MAN James G. Will Phone 4I17-R. Mary 8 Pratt Phone 2702-W or 1133-J iPEisrCER SUPPORTS Individually designed prompt Rohn. Phone 413-J Try a Mercury Want a good way a quick to yotir buying or selling Just Dhone 2263 ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals Will lady wearing slacks and driving light grey sedan, who picked up box of Cheezies at Queen and Kelm please call 2914. Hat- fleld Food Products Topping.

Pruning, or repair. BALL LANDSCAPE OARDNSRS, Ph or 2199-M It your cellar or attic a fire trap? take the risk. Rubbish removal wanted. Phone LEGAL 11 IN THE OF COMMO PLEAS OF MONTGOMERY CX)UNTY, PENNSYLVANIA LEONARD B. NEIMAN and MARY L.

NEIMAN, his wife. Plaintiffs vs, JOSEPH SELINGER GERALD J. SELINGER, JOSEPH Y. SEL- IKOER. Heirs of Matilda A Sei- inger.

Deceased, and their and assigns. No. 91 February Term, 1950 NOTICE TO JOSEPH SEL- INGEai. GERALD J. SELINGER.

and JOSEPH Y. SELINGER. heirs of Matilda A. Sellnger, deceased, and their heirs and assigns, and any other persons who may have or claim to have any right, lien, title or Interest In premise.s known as Lot 310 in a plan of lota laid out by the executors of William Mlntzer, deceased, in the Borough of Pottstown. Montgom- wry County.

Pennsylvania. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Leonard B. Nelman and Mary Nelman. his wife, have Instituted proceedings In the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery Ctounty and have filed their Complaint, praying that their title to the said premises, more fully described therein, be declared valid and Indefeasible against any and all claims whatsoever, and that upon default of an answer being filed to said Complaint twenty (20) days following the publication of this Notice, a Judgment or order may be entered by the said Court granting the prayer of the and forever batrlng the Defendants named therein from bringing any action of ment or asserting any right, lien, title or interest in the said land inconsistent with the title. Interest and claim of the Plaintiffs, unle.SÄ such action is taken within thiry t30i days following the entry of such judgment or order EUTTER.

O'DONNELL MAUGER 152 High Street Pottstown, Pa. SCHOOL DISTR CT OF POTTSTOWN BEECH AND PENN STREETS MONTGOMERY COUNTY POTTSTOWN. Separate sealed bids for General Construction, Heating and Ventilating. Plumbing and Drainage, Electrical Work for the Elementary School. Franklin and Grace Pottstown.

Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, will be received until 7:00 M. March 27, 1950. by the Secretary of the School Board. Administration Building, Beech and Penn Streets, Pottstown. Pa.

and then opened and aloud. The Information for Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Contract. Plans. Specifications, Form of Bid Bond and Performance Bond may be examined at the office of the Secretary of the School Board, or at the office of Eastern Engineering Company, 208 h'orth Sixth Street. Reading.

and coplea thereof obtained upon payment of $25.00 for each set. Any bidder, upon returning such set promptly and In good condition, will be refunded $25.00 and any non-bidder upon so returning such a will be refunded 10.00 The Owner reserves the right ta waive any informalities in or to reject any or all bids. Each bidder must depo.sit with his bid security in the amount of of the amount of his bid. In the form of a certified check or a aurety oond. The bidder agrees that the amount of the deposit is the measure of liquidated damages which the Owner will sustain by his failure to execute the agreement and bonds, and If the bidder defaults In executing the same within five (5) days following the award of the Contract.

then the deposit will become the property of the Owner. Plans and Specifications are the property of the Eastern Engineering Company and are only loaned to the Contractor for the purpose of preparing their estimate and must be returned to Eastern Engineering Company 208 North Sixth Street, Reading. Pennsylvania SCHOOL DISTRICT OF POTTSTOWN RALPH P. HOLLOWAY. BUSINESS We Can Do It 18 Expert watch, clock and Jewelry repairing.

Prompt service. R. Wallace, Jeweler. 34 W. Philadelphia Ave Boyertown WRINGER ROLLS pair parts of anv make washer.

Prior. 41 St Ph. 834 W.ASHERS. sewing machines, all appliances repaired and overhauled, Hare Engineering Service. 132 N.

Washington Boyertown 7-7936 Fire Extinguishers For all types of fires frank a ROWE. 507 High St. SANITARY CLEANING Ctsspools. Septic Tankfc Toilets Phone Pughtown 3263 ADAM HOLOWIS WASHING MACHINE repairs to all makes Parts and wringer rolls Matirice Terry, 726 Adams street Phone 3881-J Shultz Radio Service IIH High itreet Phone 1014 TELEVISION radio SOUND Salea, installation Brockway, Old Rdg Pike. 2125-J LIMERICK MONTGOMERY AUDITORS' REPORT FOR 1949 From First Monday in Januarv 194fl t.o First Monday in January 1950 CASH BALANCE KT BEGINNING OF YEAR In Bank.

Securities and $14.748 97 Light Fund 882 49 Total $15,63146 RECEIPTS Taxes Collected in Cash During Tear $15,163.03 Taxea Collected on Old During 219,65 Received from other Sources (a) to (It Form 905.......... 9,109 61 Toul $24,492 29 EXPENDITURES General Government 2,031 Highways 29,025 82 Miscellaneous 3,744,75 Fire Fund 07 Total $35.269 14 CASH BALANCE AT END OF 4.854 61 RESOURCES Cash. Securities and 4.854 61 Due from Tax 750 61 Value Township Machinery and Township 11.000.00 Total $16.605.22 ASSESSED VALUATION OF THE 00 CROSLEY HILL. DAUB SAMUEL C. MILLER Auditors QUICKIES By Ken Reynolds "I did take only an hour for rest of the time I wa.s investigating a job I saw in the Mercury IVant BUSINESS GUIDE We Can Do It 18 CESSPOOLS and Septic Tanks Cleaned LeRoy Phoenlxville 4423 Quick Radio Service On Any 3525 Fegely Son, 32-38 High St Custom made Ca.i as Awnings and Combination Aluminum Storm AJAX CANVAS CO.

Phone Boyertown 7-9026 BUSINESS QUIPE Storage Refrigeration Service Phone 4099-J FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING Expert Workmanship Phone 3702 ROWE UPHOLSTERING FACTORY WELL DRILLING Guaranteed and REIGNER Ac SON 35 Walnut St Phone 2'259 ELECTRICAL WORK AND APPLIANCES Paul 678 Spruce St 4000 Building Contracting 19 Specializing' In CEMENT CARPENTER work for the past 23 years Satisfaction guaranteed. JOHN CZEINER, 118 N. Kelm street Phone 2221-W. GENERAL Building Contractor 2017-J carpenter WORK-All CHARLES ZERN 221 Jefferson Ave Ph 2435-J 25 MOVING STORAGE Linsinblgler, 311 South. Ph, 1306 26 STANLEY ANTRIM 2 2nd St Ph 1442 or 1247-W FAPERHANGiNG John Stranlck.

1231 Center Ave Ph 1833J or 3626J LA WHENCE S'ANTRIM Painting "nd Paperhanging Walnut St Phone 2188-J CLYDE KNERR Phone 4094-R, Painting Steam Wall Scraping HARVEY P. GERHART 337 Jefferson Ave. Sh 2907-R PAINTING and PAPERHANGING employment Help 32 3 or 4 afternoons a week. State age, experience in reply to Mercury Box T-85 WO.VIAN -For general housework, cooking, live in State ane, experience ill replv to Mercury T-86 ALTERATIONS Building and General Carpenter Work Wm Carnahan Ph 2414-R If no answer Ca.i 273-R-5 Block Cement Work. Fireplaces built and repaired, Flagstonf work Streett Phone 2626.

carpenter WORK AH Garagea SOTTER AND Phone 880-W MASON Retaining walls, steps, building construction Block: Building construction and walls Flaffstone: steps and walks Reasonable rates Immediate Service Percy Brown, Gilbraltar Pa Ph 2-4948 (ilass fasiUtijn, new machinery, fine gaUiiit work. Hoppcnsville, Pa. Phone Penns- 4902. FORELADY Experienced, To take complete of bewing room on poio Must be able to reach all and comniand respect CfOod salary and bonus. State qualifications in fiist lei- ter.

Mercury Box T-78. 19-A Tops Safety Glass instaLed in Cara SERVICE St. Phon. 3420 pj AQQ Store Bldg Glazing Thom Steel Aluminum Sa.sh W. s.

Antrim Son 62 High St Phone 822 Open Sat at Noon HU'I T'S GLASS SHOP GLASS FOR ALL PURPOS-ES OHONF BOYERTOWN 7 0224 ('leaning Dyeing 20 Ru? and Shampooing- Wall-to-wall covertn" shampooed on the premises ROTH CLEANERS 417 Laurel St Phone 2120 -W RUG Furniture Shampiming Wail to wan coverlna on premises Repalrlr.s binding waxHfl polliihed Rug Cleaning equipment to rent MOFFT Hit Quopn St Ph 316 22 RlPHARD LlGHTOWLER Heating and Plumbing 3.57 Chestnut Si Phone 3904 -W. BROS Pluuiblng and Heating Llnfleld 3572 Heating Roofing Plumbing Oil Burner Stoker Sery A fccker. King St Ph 1080 Oil Burner- 24 -hr service Don 122 Kina Ph 3719 Storage 25 Padded Van Service Movlngs HARRY HERPST 464 Evans St Phone 947 OSCAR YERGEY MOVING STORAGE Phone Poftnown 2727 or 512 MOVING HAULING Luther Graham Phone 3014 -J 106 KING STREirr clean house fw', days this and Friday. Harvey Prince, 601 Water St. Phone 9151 Elderly widow with no children desu-es a housekeeper, Refer- ens PS Write Mercury Box T-70.

an U.VUSUAL WOMAN WITH CAR Nice personality, one who needs to earn much as $75 a week No canvas.slng. Good education. Free to work 6 hour.s a day. Phone collect, Mrs Alma Faust, Emmaus 373B, or WTlte 139 JClm Emma us. Pa.

WANTED Middleaged wJman to as.Hlst with s('ml-lnvalid lady. duty. Mercury Box MAKE MONEY SPARE easy' Hhow new Everyday 15-Card box all occa.slons pays up to ino'. on $: sales. PLASTICS.

Jumbo, others Imprinted Notes, a 1 rv, FREE samples. menth on approval FRIENDSHIP. 449 Elmira, Y. SALESGIRLS APPLY F. W.

Woolworth Co. 247 High Pottstown WANTED Woman to do washing and for family. to be called for and delivered, Merciuy Box T-75. increa.se your family income a month -ihowlng KEY products at hoane Club meetlng.s. Plea.sant work.

Manager opening also. Write Box 86. Lansdale. Pa ilelp Elderly man for office work, in Pottstown. Write Mer- Box T-87.

EXPERIENCED SALESMEN Married. About 35 for local cast Iron foundry. Call on and jobbers, salai'y and expeuse.s. Mercury Box T-77. hou-se to house salesmen, -Apply person Earl Schlegel.

Montgomery or Red Hill Road. Pennsburg, Pa. EMPLOYMENT Help Mill work Foreman Jiust be fully experienced Union Shop Address Mercui 7 Box T-79 SINGLE MAN, must have some experience In dairy and farm work. and board phus moderate Write Mercury Box T-83. SALESMAN over 30.

A national firm can use men In surrounding counties. Product to home owners on open account. Top commission paid on signed orders, heavy repeat huislness, no dull good check the first week. Car essential. See Mr.

Kershner. Shuler House. Pottstown, Pa. TWO LERMEN with cars to represent the BELL TELEVISION 924 Penn Reading, Phone 5-9237. SELLING TV In thl.s area.

LEADS FURNISHED, protected territory. Opening new branch in Pottstown Write or phone the above for Interview. Female 34 Experienced PRESSER On Woolens MALE OR FEMALE PillLA, DRY CLILMSjERS Madison and Cross Sts. Situations 37 Woman Desires Housework bv The Day. Situations 38 EXPERIENCED a little, but Initiative In abundance.

College grad, bus admlnistraion, age 24. creative, intelligent and energetic worker des permanent position with progre.s.slve. reliable firm comblnln.si a fair wage with future upjKirtunitlfK. Ph. Bover- town 7-2268 or Mercury Box T-80 Young married man deslre.s steady work license, handy with tools Mercury Box T-68, FINANCIAL Opportunities 42 HOTEL with 40 rooms, aU modern convenience.s.

up to date bar. Price $43.000. Easy finance. Other bargains. C.

MYERS, 326 Main East Cireenvllle. Phone Pennsburg 530. RO.AD.SIDE STAND with very nice living quarters, all modern conveniences, Including gas station, one acre ground Priced at $22.000. F.asy finance, C. MYERS, 326 Main St East Greenville.

Phone Pennsburg Store. yearly gross, modern equipment and Excellent small community. Only $13.500. CEMENT BI.OCK Bu.stness. completely equipped and operating.

Bu.slness and equipment, $10,000. Real e.state. $3.500. Can be pur- cha.sed without No competition J. RUSSELL BRODE Ph.

2439 AUTO SALES and Service Business, Priced for Quick Sale. GROCERY Store, splendid POTTSTOWN RESTAURANT TAP ROOM In nearby community Call us for additional details JAMES J. MOORE Realtor GUberLsvllle, Pa. Boyertown FOR SALE Articles for Sale FOR SALE Articles for Sale ARE MISSING get one of our special BED OUTFITS, Includes bed. spring and mattress.

Check this buy at only $16.20. Terms. WAREHOUSE OUTLE1. 70 S. Franjtllnjstreet.

WANT TO home without bankrupting yourself? Do you want good quality FURNITURE at Low, Low prices? Then visit the WAREHOUSE OUTLET. See how our location can you money on New and Used Furniture. Terms. 70 Franklin St. Open Friday eves.

E. elec, refrigerator, 6 cu. ft. Also Grunow elec. refrigerator, about 8 cu.

ft Both cond. DAVID MARTIN, Plumbing and Heating Supplies, N. Manatawny Phone 2184, 46 Zenith F. table radio, new qyst $83. sell for $20.

Phone mornings Hot Water and Steam Replacement Boilers. Plpeless and Warm Air Furnaces. Enameled kitchen coal and gas ranget. Oil and coal spacB heaters. Stove and furnace pipe, collars, elbows, dampers.

T-Joints, furnace cement and supplies LESTER R. DAUB 114 Hanover St Phone 2288 New Deluxe West, i-oasters with dishes Resular price $39 95 now $29 95 at CO. WE RE still moving out Space Uu wonder at the low price wc now asking for New and Oil Heaters. AU sizes and makes still available. $7 up.

Terms, WAREHOUSE OUTLET, 70 S. Franklin street. Norge 8 cu. ft, elec, refrigerator, good ct)nd. Rea.sonable, 28 W.

5th St, Phone 3110-R G. electric refrigerator, 7 cu. ff very good cond. Phone Lln- fteld 3508. Halllcraftcr F-20-R radio receiver.

Reasonable Apply 14 So. Church street. Spring City. Crosley Shelvador Elec. Refrigerator.

6 cu. ft, Gcod condition, street. Phone 9158. Oil Space Heater. Heat.H 5 Rooms.

Phone 3742-R-2, Used Kitchen Set and a Royal Phone Boyertown 7-T076. SUPER amazing say users of Flna Foam mg and up- holstf'rv cleaner. Revere 8 MM movie camera. F-1 9 len.se, case and 2 filters. Phone 3965.

Argu.s C-3 Camera, case, flash and bag. like new, $50. Rhoads Photo Service, Ph. 2731. York St.

Bicycle. 24-lnch, with guide wheels, never used. 117 King St. Phone 3624-W One cement block and frame building, 40x40. Must be moved Two electric refrigerators, Crosley Shelvador and Frigidaire.

Phone 923-W Zenith washer like new, Quality gas range-table top. youth bed, 2 of drawers, baby coach, living room suite, 6-way floor lamp, end table, blackboard desk, Sacrifice, 532 N. Evans street. Studio couch, like new Highest prices paid for used furn. 76 5th street.

Phone li vour friends have you see Lloyd Wlsler APPLIANCES 22 Evans St. Phone 1290 SEWING MACHINES WASHING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS New U.sed, Parts Repairs, A SCAVELLI. Ph. Bally 87-R-12 HOME APPLIANCE SHOP Nr, Large heater In good condition, with 12 to 14 cast iron radiators. Suitable for garage, church or g(X)d sized building.

Now removing from Estrclchci bldg Wll- Uam Boalton. 334 Chestnut St. Come In and see our Great Specials on FJectric Appliances Appliances, 412 High CINDER and' VILLE GRAVEL Merkel. Ringing Hill Phone 18-J. LIN OLEU FLOOR Potts 1433-M or Boyertown 7-0272 TAPPERS hand and power pumps, cellar and sump pumpt.

Water softening, treating and chlorinating equipment We sold, guaranteed and serviced pumping equipment for 25 ROPETBR Si SONS. 959 High BOITLEGAS Installation and Appliances Immediate delivery STAATS GAS. Phone West Chester 2400 collect. For local call Pottstown 1236-J-5, VLNEI IAN BLINDS Ph 2157 Used Shotguns. Rifles, bought and exchanged man Son.

W3 SUN'eotTLE GAS And Ranges Open 9 BOYERTOWN SUPPLY CO 116 8 Phlla Boyertown JPh. CaAb Large stock. Dew and used up to Service all JACK GLTRSHICK, 729 Pranklla St. Reading Reading SOIL Prpe and Fittings. Copp and Gal.

Pipe and Flttln Bathroom and Kitchen flxtur are a retail SUPPLY 265 W. High St. Phone 1031. Yellow Gravel, Flll-in, sizes. Coal and Wood.

Lawrence Urban Phone 3218-J. Boats and 46-A USED OUTBOARDS $50 traded on new Martin's. E-Z A1 Binkley, Reading. Open evenings. 81.

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