Warren Times Mirror from Warren, Pennsylvania • Page 9

TIMES-MIRROB, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1932 NINE IF YOU SEE WHAT YOU WANT AMONG THESE ADS ADVERTISE TOMORROW Classified Advertising All reitrlcteo to propef to regular Warren TimM'Mirror Style Daily per line tor coniecutive Inlertions: CASH PRICES Ne eharfli 30r Xi or 3 Dree 20 worje 25 words 30 35 40 words 45 words 50 Advertlsino Business Service Z9 Repairing and Renmshlof UPHOLSTERING, repairing, refinishing and awnings. Folkman Peterson. .106 Pa. Ave. E.

Employment 3 Help 30o day fl.62 week 44o day $2.16 week 55o day week day $3.24 week 77o day $3.78 week day $4.32 week day $4.56 week day $5.40 week prdered Tor irregular inser tifns the ana time rate. No for less than basis of three lines. White all classified ads are based on cash In advance in case rf emergency ads will be takm over the telephone and three Qrtdit will be allowed persons llvino In the tiereugh and a week will be allowed persons livlng an routes and outside towns, ynder no circumstances will classified ads be published for persons owing an account for a previous ad. Ads ordered for three days or six days siopped before expiration will only be for the number of times the ad 'appeared and adjustment made at the rate aarnod. Special rate tor yearly advertising on request.

Publishers resarve ttia right to edil or raject any classified advertiilng oooy. Telephone 439 and ask for Ad laker. Tha Individual are arranged under these headings in alphabetical arder for aulck reference. Annoancements AVIATION FIRM will have openings for two single men under 25 to learn complete mechanical work assisting them to employment during training. Apply to Mr.

Woolf, ExchEuige Hotel, Friday. 36 Situations WORK WANTED BY EXPERIENCED WOMAN, cleaning offices, homes, washings or work of any kind. Call 2289-R. Financial 4H Borrow WANTED to borrow $3,000 on first mortgage on a $6,000 property in good condition and location. Mod ern house.

Inquire of S. E. Walker. Special for Thursday VEAL STEAK 35 LEWIS MARKET Attention, Housewives! THURSDAY SPECIALS AT FOX BROS. MARKET Peaches for $1.00 for Canning $1.00 Real Estate for Rent 78 OlTiccs and Desk lioom ONE small office room.

Stean heat, light and water. $10 per month. Warren Land Co. Phone 480. Sugar Grove Real Estate for Sale Live Stock 47 Dogs, Cats, Other Pets FOR hounds.

Broken and pups. F. R. Henry, R. D.

4. Personals SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS Scientific treatment for general toxic condition. Make appointment. C. C.

Salisbury, D. C. Phone 2336. 10 Strayed, Lost, Found GREEN enamel pin lost between East St. and P.

O. Reward, Return to Times office. PERSIAN to name 1607. CAT Please call Automotive 11 Automobiles For Sale BARGAINS FOR SALE AT USED CAR LOT, CORNER MARKET WATER STS. 1930 Ford window.

1928 Chevrolet Sport Sedan. 1930 Hudson 8 Touring Sedan. 1928 Whippet 6 Coach. 1931 Hudson 8 Coach. 1931 Essex Sedan.

1931 Essex Coupe. 1928 Whippet 4 Coupe. C. C. SMITH INC.

Open evenings until 9 JORDAN 1925 8 cyl. Brougham, Overland 1926 Sedan. Warren Garage Pa. Ave. W.

USED CAR 1929 Durant Coupe. 1929 Ford Coach. 1929 Chevrolet Coach. 1930 Chevrolet Sedan. For sale or trade at lowest prices.

JAY BUSSARD Open evenings. 10 Clark foot of Liberty St. Merchandise 51 Articles For Salo SOFT shell crabs, hellgramites and minnows. Fresh daily. Dietsch, 9 Mohawk Ave.

Phone 614-W. Brokers in Real Estate BETTER PROPERTIES for sale and rent for less money. Warren Real Estate and Investment Co. Phone 2140. SEE LEGTERS for Real Estate.

Borg block. Pa. Ave. West Phone 14; Res. 559-J.

84 Houses For Sale BEST BUY IN WARREN, largest close in plot available. 117x233 ft. with large residence, containing 3 modern housekeeping 3 baths, double garage; beautiful location, 312 Fourth Ave. Sell at assessed valuation. H.

P. Stone FOR SALE Desks, Steel Tables, large Cupboards; all equipment sold cheap at your own price. Inquire S. E. Walker, Times office.

HELLGRAMITES for sale. Donold J. Hogan, 1 Mohawk Ave. Phone 257-J. 56 Fuel, Feed, Fertilizers FERTILIZER, peat moss, lime, roof paint, wood, general draying.

L. A. Carlson. Phone 1562. 59 Household Goods SMALL REPAIR WORK called for and delivered.

C. Beckley Electric. 1931 FORD DeLuxe Roadster, 1930 Ford 2-door Sedan, 1930 Ford Sport Coupe, 1928 Ford Stake Body Truck. Sheffield City Garage, Sheffield, Pa. SEE THESE USED CARS FIRST 1930 Ford Sport Coupe.

1930 Ford Sport Roadster. 1930 Chevrolet Coach. 1930 Chevrolet Coupe. Hudson Sedan. Hudson Coach.

Essex Coach. 1929 Chevrolet Six 1 2 ton. Panel Truck. WEIGEL USED CAR LOT, Across from Columbia Theatre. BETrER USED CARS Buick Chevrolet Coach 75 Chandler 65 Overland Coach 45 All prices reduced.

C. A. Hubbard Motor Sales FOR furniture, including davenport, desk, cedar chest, sewing machine, electric sweeper, Detroit Jewel kitchen stove, Easy washer (dryer type). Good condition. $500 complete.

Write care Times. 62 Musical Merchandise BURGESS heavy duty Batteries now only $2.60 at P. E. Youngsville, Pa. 64 Specials at the Stores SEWING bargains; all makes.

Hultberg block. Call 976-M. SEWING in good condition, $5 up. Singer Shop, 122 Penna. W.

Rooms and Board 68 Hooras Without Board DESIRABLE room in private home. Good location. Gentleman or business woman preferred. Call 381-J. 69 Kooms for Housekeeping 12 Auto Trucks For Sale FOti tractor with double plow.

Has been used one season. In good condition. Sell cheap. Inquire W. A.

Walker, Times office. 131AA Cab and Chassis. Pontiac Coach. Model A Light Panel Buick Coupe. The Rossell Garage, 710-12 Pa.

Ave. E. IS Auto Accessories, Tires, ACETYLENE welding, auto parts, farm implements. Jensen Riggle, blacksmiths, 2 Market St. 16 Stations L.

HASER straightens axles, fenders, frames. Prompt service. 2 Clark on the Island. Phone 562. overhauling at low rates.

Keystone Garage, 307 Third Ave. Phone 1585. DUCO small touch up paint jobs. See Shellin Service Station, 110 Crescent St. iO Cleaning, Dyeing, Renovanng LIGHT housekeeping all c6nveniences, electric lights, use of phone and laundry, at $5 per week.

Adults only. 515 Water St FURNISHED housekeeping, after 5:30. rooms for light 421 East St. Call Real Estate for Rent 74 Apartments and NICELY FURNISHED location. 400 Water St.

MODERN 6 ROOM APARTMENT for rent; A-1 location. Brick house, large front and back porch; furnace heat. Reduced rent. 9 Franklin St. 5 ROOM APARTMENT, bath; 1st fioor.

Inquire John Sestito, 316 Laurel corner Fourth and Laurel Sts. Phone 1442-J. APARTMENT 6 rooms, bath; second floor in former post office building. Inquire S. E.

Walker, Times office. HIGH CLASS unfurnished apt. Either 7 or 11 rooms; 2 baths. 312 4th Ave. H.

P. Stone. POST OFFICE room apartment, bath; third floor. In- quir3 S. E.

Walker. Times office. 77A Garages For Rent GARAGES for rent. Very central location. Inquire S.

E. Walker. Times office. GARAGE for rent. Telephone 1019-J.

2 Sixth Ave. 77 Houses For Rent blocked, 75c. Call 452. Wills 327 Pa. Ave.

W. SUITS sponged, pressed, 50c. We call and deliver. Phone 482. Wills 327 Pa.

Ave. W. 25 Trucking, Storage CARVER HOUSE Transfer. Jas. E.

Foley. Trucking, baggage, quick delivery. Phone 950 or 509-R. HEAVY HAULING Machinery, moved anywhere. Brownell Trucking.

Phone 1810; Res. 1707 HOUSE FOR rooms and bath. Nice laundry. Phone 707 or inquire 413 Water St. HOUSE for rent.

East. Inquire 600 Pa. 6-ROOM HOUSE with bath. Convenient location; easily heated. Rent reasonable.

Phone 22-J. SIX house for rent. $23 per month. C. C.

Smith. PARKER room house, with bath. Inquire 1010 Madison Ave. 412 MARKET or WE TRANSFER anything across unfurnished. Garage optional.

the street or across the nation. Warren Transfer. Phone 1193, Immediate Rogers JOHN EiMERT Johrs Emert died at his home at Leeper, August 10, at 9.45. He was born in Lancaster, Sept. 17, 1850.

He Was 80 years, one month, 7 days of age. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Snyder Emert, and the following children: Mrs. Mayme McCool, Sheffield, Mrs. Frances Edwards, Buffalo, N.

Mr. J. A. Emert and G. W.

Emert, both of Tylersburg, one brother and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Buffalo, N. Mrs, Sadie Perry, Valencia, Mr. N. R.

Emert, of Tionesta, 18 grandchildreni, 4 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the home Sunday at 10:30 with Rev. P. C. Herlbrun, pastor of the M.

E. church, officiating. Two beautiful hymns were sung, and My God To Four grandsons and two rjephews acted as pall-bearers. Interment was in the Tylersburg cemetery. MRS.

CECIL HENDERSON Lillian Abplanalp Henderson, wife of Cecil Henderson, died last night at 11:50 at her home on Center street. She had been ill (From Page Seven) Fred and Frances Haight of Falconer, N. are guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G.

A. Woodside. Mr. and Mrs. R.

D. Stewart of Warren, spent several days last week with Mr. Eric Morton. Mr. and Mrs.

Vosberg Barlow, Mr. and Mrs, Julius Eckert and daughter, Bernctta, and the Misses Cnrriebelie and Ida Swanson attended a shower in honor of Mr. und Mrs. Willard Eckdahl at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ludvlc Eckdahl of Chandlers Valley, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Howard and famiy uf Buffalo, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.

H. A. Stewart. W. J.

Norbeck had as his guest over the week end, Carl O. Daniels of Tioneata, wiio was a fellow student at Greenvilla College. Oscar Johnson and his mother of Corry, were guests of Mr. und Mrs. Neil Scott Sunday.

The three daughters who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scott since returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs.

Vosberg Barlow and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Eckert entertained at dinner Sunday the guests being Mrs. Jake Eckert anti daughters, Lizzie and Louise, and Easy TO ORDER MAKE since Thursday. She was born October 1, 1913, and leaves, besides 'Mr.

and Mrs. Will Eckert and -TO WEAR Patterns AT a brief history of all Anne Adams Patterns, and more and more of our readers are making history! to the pattern feature of this newspaper you don't have to consult any are so simple and explicit. to your severest critic. Take advantage of the Anne Adams pattern service, and the unusually low prices for excellent materials shown in the shops. ANNE ADAMS PATTERNS are an exclusive daily feature of her husband, one son, Charles, and a baby daughter, ten days old.

Also her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Abplanalp; one brother, Walter, and two sisters, Ruth and Helen. The body will be taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Henderson, 611 Water street, tomorrow and funeral services will be held from there Friday afternoon at 2 FRED LAFAYETTE MARTIN Fred Lafayette Martin, well- known resident of Russell, passod away at the home of his son, A. R. Martin, Russell, at 12:30 yesterday afternoon.

Besides his son, he leaves one step-son, H. O. Denning, of North Warren; two sisters, Mrs. William Sandusky, Erie, and Mrs. Maggie Massena, Ashtabula, three grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Friday from the home of his son, with interment in the Pine Grove cemetery. MRS. HEI.EN BROWN Mrs. Helen Brown passed away last night at 5:25 at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. L.

B. Meley, Clarendon. Brown, as she was known in the community, wag born at Belmont, N. July 15, 1841 and lived there vmtil 25 years ago when she came here to make her home with Mrs. Meley.

She was a member of the First Baptist church of Belmont. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. O. W. Hammond, Belmont; six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.

Mary Corbin, Syracuse and Mrs. Marie Sprague, Bolivar. A prayer service will be held tonight at eight from the Meley home and Hie body will be taken tomorrow to Belmont for burial. Friends are kindly asked i to omit flowers. family.

Mary Frodelius la the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rorabaugh of Westfield, N. J. The many friends of Reb Rorabaugh will regret to learn that he is seriously ill.

WANTS CASH, NOT STAMPS, FOR FEES Harrisburg, Aug. tances to the Department of State order. Postage cannot be amst be by cash, check or money accepted. The Departmerjt of State charges 25 cents for each by the corporation bureau. Copies of the election laws cost 10 cents, and a like charge in made by the election bureati for each copy of over the number actually required.

For the first service about one- fifth, and for the last two nearly one-half of the remittances have been postage When stamps are received the Department must find a purchaser or eend them back. When returned as much as 9 cents in postage may be spent to complete a iO-cent transaction. AL SMITH TAKES lOB OF EDITING NEW Discovers That Editorial Offers Easier Method Of Ideas Than Is Not Going to Democratic Rally Saturday PLANS INDEFINITE New Yorit, Aug. 24. E.

Smith, editor, plunged today into the task of recreating a magazine, letting folks specuhite Ufi to whether he intends to take the stump for the Koosevelt-Gar- ner ticket. Answering questions when he became editor of the new Outlook, Smith said yesterday he would not go to Seagirt, N. Satuniay for the Democratic gathering at which Gov. Franklin D. is to speak.

As to his future activitie.s. he said that away from his post with the can do any- think 1 want to The new Outlook, non-partisan, non-sectarian monthly, will arise in October fronj the ashes of the Outlook and Independent which pended liiMt and later wa.i sold to Fr.iiik 'I'ichenor. SmiUi said he intended to give the reader.s new on affair.s. Letters from of his recent writings, he said, me thinking I was doing a worthwhile thing williout mucli years gone by I had to do it my word of mouth arrl traveling around. Now 1 have only to talk to a stenographer, who gets it down and tyi)cs it out for me; and revise it, and it get.i tlie IRIFFAIA) l.lVESTOi’K East Buffalo.

N. Aug. lU. S. Dept, of Hogs, rather slow; mostly 20-25 under Monday's average; desirable 160-210 5.10-20; extreme top 5.25; nii.xed oflerings 4.90; 230-250 lbs.

quoted 4.05-90; pigs 4.75. Cattle alow; weak; good steers 7 grass heifers 0.25; kinds 4.r)0; liulk grasaers unsold; cows scarce; firm; cutter grades 1.75-2.75, C.alves 125; vealers unchanged; 8.00 down. Sheep 700; better grades Iambs to 25 higher; others steady; good to choice owe and wether lambs bucks l.OO throwouta 5.00; mixed sheep 1.50. 2:15 QUOTATIONS ISeported by Kay, Richards and Company Warren Savings Bank Bldg. 4 TIMES TOPICS PAUL ALTON WENTWORTH Paul Alton Wentworth, of Garland, died suddenly this morning at his home.

He had been in ill health for several years but death at this time wjia unexpected. He was bom November 2, 1899. He leaves his wife; one son, Paul, his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Wentworth, also a Garland resident. Funeral services will be nounced later.

MVOTORCYC'LIO BURNS The fire department was called to the Koebley shop, Clark street, on the island, about one this afternoon, where a motorcycle had become aflame. Before the trucks arrived the blaze had been! extinguished. THE OIL MARKET -------------------------------------------The prices paTd for oil rf the ing SOCIETY IJnen Sliower Mrs. Turner entertained last evening at a linen shower in honor of Mrs. Gerfild Irwin, formerly Miss Viola Turner.

The bride was i)resented with many lovely and useful gifts in honor of the occasion. At a late hour delicious refreshments were served to the following guests: Mrs. G. Walter Irwin, Mrs. Albert Turner, Mrs.

Willard Smith, Mrs. Frank Barto, Mrs. Fd. ilheck, Mrs. Jo30i)h fJon- way, Mrs.

Kmil Ff)llett, Mrs. Amanda Irwin, Miss Winifred Irwin, Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. Lloyd Turner. Snniiner Annoimcement is made that the Fox Club is sponsoring its semiprivate dancing party toinornjw from nine mitil two at the Warren Outing Club.

The committee states that no will be allowed and admission will be by invitation only. Dick Small and his orchestra will furnish the music. PERSONAL ITEMS various gradea by the puroh agencie.s are: Pennsylvania grade. Penntzoll Co. posting.

National Transit lines. Group A Inchidcs Cochran. Franlilin. Hamilton and Doolittle districts. Group l.iUi Includes Titusville Group I.y5 Includes 'I'urkey and Tldlouio Group 1 Includes Hear Creek and key di.stricts.

Group 2 Includes Fidenau, Hull Hough Run, 5 Hre- din, McJunkin, Jameson, Kenner deli, Fmlenton. Lacy and districts. Bradford and Allegany crude Bradford National iiije.s Crtirlc Crew Levick lines. Oil City. Franklin, Titusville dist.

cent premium li)) Pennsylvania Valvo- llne Pipe Lines, north of Allegheny Butler county line and Inicluding Butler, Venango, Clarion, ford. Forest and Warren ('outilles 1 Pennsylvania Grade Oil In South West 1.72 Grade Oil In 1 Ipe Line Co. liiu's 1.G7 Grarle Oil in Buckeye Line Co. lines 1,52 Corning oil In Line Co, luica Lima Indiana Princeton i.io 25 Illinois 1 10 crude Stoll ripe Line Oil Western Kentucky Saginaw Below With differential of oije cent for each degree of gravity to 40" and above at 1 00 Pure Oil MUPand District Petrolla, Canada l.U(i Industrials and Oils Allleil Chem and Dye Americani Foreign Power American Can Americ-an Car Foundry American Locomotive Smelt and Ref American Sugar American Tel and Tel Anaconda Atcliison Atlantic Refining Motor Baltimore and Ohio Barnadall A Bethlehem Steel Briggs Mfg Byers Pipe Pacific Calumet and Ceno De and Ohio ('hicago. Rock Island Chicago), Mil and St.

Paul Oil and Flee Oanmonwealth Can Ct)i liinental Oil C'onunt'rcial Sol Products ('rueible Steel Curliss-Wright Dupont I'lx lOlei trif Auto 2.0‘i iOrie It I )Orle li 11 1st I'1(1 Film 2 02 b'riM'poi (leneial Asphalt (Jeneral Fooda 30 General Motors r.old ISiii (ireat Northern Hwy Copper (Jraham Paige .3 (loodyear Tire and Hub llupp Motors Hudson Mot(jrs 7 International Nickel 20 10 11 11 19 .115 Vi lOU 19 151 17 16 4 10 3 1514 99 4 18 2 39 12 23 10 1.05 1.15 .75 4 1 DO PEOPLE read advertising? Ask those merchants who advci tlse continuously. 10 this buy BOND an- CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their ac.s of kindness show'n us during recent bereavement. We also wish to thank those who sent riowcvs and for the use of cars. Mrs. C.

Lessler and F.i’nilv. S-21-ll-pd Eight Year Bonds of Associated Gas and Electric Corporation are available in form in denominations of $10 and multiples. Investment may be made by making a first payment of 1 per $10 bond. The balance may be paid in ecjual monthly installments. Intcrcit on partial payments is The THE NEW 1933 Electric Focusing Lantern I now on the market, complete I i with batteries and bulb for 1 Warren 1 Imes-Mirror 99c.

Get yours early at the Times-Mirror Office while stock is complete. OPPORTUNITY OFFERED to all Times-Mirror readers to secure the New 1933 Electric Focusing Lantern, complete with batteries and bulb for 99c. Present your coupon at this office. USED CAR bargains will be found on the Classified oage. Associated Gas and lilectric Securities Incurooraced Ponniylvania Kincilv send mt- full infurination on the Kisht Year Bonds.

Name Address. possession. W. R. LOANS Up to $300.00 to Housekeepers on their PERSONAL NOTE, FURNITURE or AUTOMOBILE DAWSON Helpful lOANs.rvi« HULTBf Block Pennd Ave.

West at Mdrket St. Phone I S-5 WARREN. Pa BUILDING LOAN THRIFT PLAN is an old-line method of accumulating money. For each $65.00 you put into this plan, you may within a reasonable time take out $100.00. Conewango Building Loan Association B.

Whiting, Secretary 225 Penna. West Warren, Pa. Francis Rhoades, who has Just been graduated fronj the Mootly Bible Institute of Chicago, 111., is spending a few weeks at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Rhoades, of Pittsfield. Mrs. Carl K. Jacobson, of Atlanta, is vi.siting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Johnston, 38 Mo hawk avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. William Weatherby, of Bolivar, N. and Albert Richardson, of Bolivar, are spend Church Activities The of the Fn.st i'Jvungiilical (hurch, which was postponed recently bfciuuHc of lllne.ss In the ily, will be held In the church In connect Ion with the meeting servico ut this evening. Aimual reports from all departments of the church work be recclvefl at this conforencfi. Rev.

K. C. Miller, who officlfited at Salem Kvangellcal rhurch last night, will preside at this meeting. The importance of this conference will be Incentive for all members to attentl and have their report 15 is needed to balance the budget, the pastor reminds his parishioners. Annual I'icnlc The Second Auxiliary I.liasion- ary Society of the First Pre.sby- ing a few days at the home of Mr.

terian church will have its annnial and Mrs. C. L. Rhoades and Friday afternoon at the H. P.

Stone cottagii. Supper will be served promptly at five and members are reminded bring their dishes anrl and a tureen. Those desiring Iranspor- tation are asked to call 193. The Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Montague, birthday collection be another Mr. and Mrs. Curton Chaple and filature of the occasion and mem- family, Mrs.

Ruby Fngler and scm relatives In Pittsfield. Mrs. C. E. Lemeky, of Okmulgee, is spending a days in Warren visiting relatives.

spent Tuesday at the home of L. Rhoades, Pittsfield. Mr. and Mrs. A.

T. Scofield and bers are oflering. reminded to bring their in this city at the present time. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard S. nell, of Westfield, N. are guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. E.

N. Jacobson, Conewango avenue. Mrs. will be remembered as Miss Beatrice Koch, sister of Mrs. Jacobson.

Coniniunity The schedule of Sunday son7 Herbert, of New York City, community church vic- are visiting friends and relatives made no proviaion for Sunday, August 28, leaving this evening without such a worship service. Hut the urrisual interest in the union at the First Evangelical church last Sunday evening and the desire expressed on the part of so many who attended that service has led Rev. E. Dornhciin, pastor, w'ho has preached the sermons for the last two Sundays on Greatest to arrange for a BAIRD TIRE SHOP 103-105 Market for GASOLINE and OIL Congratulations To These Happy Parents --------------------vj, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Morse, of Myrtle street, are the parents of a daughter weighing eight and a half pounds, born at the home of Adjutant and Mrs. Toplis of the Salvation Army, at Kane, last Saturday. Mother and daughter are getting along nicely. International Hydro Flee In.Mpiration Intelluitional Tel and Tel Krueger and 'I'oll Kennocott Lt Valley 18Va 8 McKec.sport Tin Plate .........50 Mid'Cont Pete 7 lack Truck .............................22 Miami Pacific 7 Montgiauery National Hiscuit Nalional Dairy Prod Nevada cw 23Vii New York Noith American 34 Northern Pt'troleum Pacific (Ja.s 32 Packaril Motor 4 Pullman Patino Mines 6 Penna HR IK Prairie Pipe Line 11 Procter and Gamble Pure Oil 6 Radio Corp Reading Republic Iron and Steel 8'4 Royal Dutch Oil Shell Union Simms 7 Skelly Oil Southern Edison Southern Pacific 24 Southern 11 Standard Brands 16 Standard Oil of 29Vi Oil of Socony Vac 11 Stiuidard ijas and Stewart Warner Studebaker Timken 19 Tidewater Assoc 5 Union Oil of Union Pacific Rubber United (ias and Improvement Pipe and 13 Utility Power and Light A Vanadium Warner Bros Westinghouse 38 Western Maryland 6 Tg White Motors 13 Wool worth Willys Overland 2Vs Yellow Truck Standaids and Outalde Oils Bid. Humble Oil 52 Internatio; til Petroleum 11 Mountain South Penn 15Va Standard Oil of Ind .2414 Standard Oil of Curb Market Bid.

Associat(id Gas and Elec Cities Service Common 5Vi Elec Bond and Share 27 V4 Ford Motors, Ltd third union service in his church United Gas Mr. and Mrs. James Rudolph, 214 Center street, are the parents of a son weighing six pounds, 11 ounces, born at the maternity hospital at 8:40 a. m. today.

JUST AltRIVED Shipment of Fresh Scallops, Clams and Live Lobsters. Special prices. A. P. Market, 214 Liber- for Sunday evening at 7:30 w'hen he will preach on Provision For The Greatest to Which all are invited.

There will again be a special music program. PAUL BOST CHAIRMAN OF RACE COMMITTEE N. Aug. Paul Bost, champioriihip A. A.

A. auto racer, who was married recently to a Carolina girl, has quit racing for a while, but will be chairman of the technical committee at the Little Valley Fair auto races nearby on August 26 and 27. He recently traveled over 55 miles an hour on Lake Geneva in a motorboat powered with a 151 cubic incli marire motor. Bost drove Pittsburgh Market Bid. Blaw Knox Lone Star FLIERS OPPOSED TO SOLO FUGHT New York, Aug.

Captain James A. Mollison disapproves of a reported plan of hia wife, the former Amy Johnson, to duplicate his feat of flying sole w'estward across the Atlantic. His only comment when he heard that his bride had given interview to a London paper, in which she outlined a plan to fly from Europe to New York and then he plans to was: I don't expect her to give up tv St. Carrol Empire State Spec- flying, but I do hope she will not 1 A. 1 i- S-24-ltpd ial at Indianapolis this year.

ciake such a.