Rutland Daily Herald from Rutland, Vermont • 11

II RUTLAND DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5, 194L 99 AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOBILES rOR SALE LITTLE ORPHAN MERCHANDISE WANTED NISH INO AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT sfTUATIONf WANTED MALE It Oo par better Next Jewln old gold. Phone ausssrr prices for Poe toff ice. YOUNG man ore draft age. ingle, want position ae caretaker, take rail charge, good plain cook, driver, etc. Reference, writer Herald 128-C.

YES. SIR? WELL SURE WATCH ok iecs rru.Be au. RK3KT FOR I I BUT THIS INDIAN I HES A MEAN ONE- HE ATTACKED US ON OUR WAY HERE-WHY. HE'D KILL A MAN. I SOON AS NOT I ah! probably I GENTLEMEN BUT wax TAKE FULL (responsibility FOR CHEF PEEPING 1 TOM, ONE OF NATURE NOBLEMEN- ROOMS AND BOARD ROOMS WITH BOARD I ha! come! -what 1 is YOUR DECISION? I ARE YOU GOtNg TO EVICT OLD PROFESSOR 1 JASPER JONES OR ImaY I SWHEM PEACEFULLY YEAH? WELL.

HES A POTENTIAL MURDERER FOR MY DOUGH" WE'LL KEB3 AN EYE ON HM- WANTED Sawing Job by first Claes aaw-yer. Also millwright. H. 8. Boynton Pawlet.

Vt. WORK WANTED 1 FOREST HE WPS FOLK- RIGHT, THERE TRUCK OWNERS TAKE NOTICE have In stock a new Chevrolet Cab over Engine, CBC. 150-Ineh wheelbase. Hi -tor Motor. 3 -speed axle, 34-7-10 Urea, leather In oab, heavy duty out.

WHERE DID HE GO? moerTwH JCKSUB KNOWS WANTED Weekly boarders, borne cooking. Reasonable rate. WANTED Painting. Inside and out- New management. side.

Cheaper rates. Phone 3777-W. WANTED Washings and ironings. Reasonable call 905-J. ROOMS BOOkB to rant.

WANTED Carpenter work. Any kind. References. Tel. 38.

32 Wales. FINANCIAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 14 WITHOUT BO A Seasonable. Lincoln Avenue. LARGE front room for light houeekeep- lng. Oarage.

Phone 1878-R. FURNISHED room, bath with shower. Gentleman preferred. Oarage. OaU evenings.

41 Roberts Avenue. WELL furnished front room for young lady. Phone mornings 2491-M. FURNISHED room. Location desirable.

Reasonable. Call 1405-B. FURNISHED room. 69 Grove Street. Upstair Telephone 174C-W WANTED MEAT and grocery store well equipped, mechanical refrigerator.

Ice showcase, This a scare article and far as we know the only one reliable hi this territory. LESS I CASH OUT IF YOU CASH IN on the AUGUST BUYERS MARKET for USED CARS a art retiring. D. D. Cory.

Putney, Vt. OLD established awning and canopy business. New York state. Selling because of death. Write Herald 126-C.

BEAUTY Shop, fully equipped. Centrally located. Good reason for selling. Write Herald 118-C. 85-41 RESPONSIBLE party to board 2 infant children.

Tel. 137S-J. Real Estate FOR RENT APARTMENTS TENEMENTS 4 5-ROOM lower apartment. Garage Near Scale works. Reasonable.

9 Clover Street. FIVE-room newly decorated apartment. ANNOUNCEMENTS Fair Haven West Rutland RUTLAND HERALD WANT AD RATES PUBLIC NOTICES Excellent location. Phone FOR RENT Insertion 1 1 ts NOTICE My wife. Kffle Viola, haring left my bed and board, I wUl pay no bills, after this date, of her contract.

JOHN L. HOLCOMB, Ludlow, Vt. July 28, 1941. SO-AGRE poultry farm. 2 new hen houses.

3 Incubators. Modern house with new bath. Heating plant. Just painted and papered throughout. 2800 with small down payment.

Carl Aldrlch. Bristol. Vt. WANTED Manager for 3 -bay station on main road. Small capital needed Tel.

489-W. m6net to loan is COMPLETE LOAN SERVICE Up to 300 and 20 months to repay. NEW ENGLAND FINANCE CO. MEAD BUILDING RUTLAND. VT.

LIVESTOCK Upper and Lower Apartment In Same House. 4 Rooms each. Bath. Good location op the Hill. SON FRED A.

FIELD 8 PHONE 829 BUSINESS NOTICES BUSINESS SERVICES NOYES'. C. Center Street. Telephone 1897-W. Oeneral Contractor PIBREQLAS Insulation pay for Uaell In comfort and fuel wrings.

F. Robinson Coal Inc. Call 327. 21 DOGS CATS PETS FOR sale French bulldogs, all ages. Three pairs sliver foxee with or without pens.

Geo. W. Perkin. 3 Howard Randolph, Vt. NOVAK PRINTING CO Telephone 100.

-M. No lob too largs. no lob too email. 8ES CATTLE ETC. nyi TEMPLE Bros.

Cemetery, memorials Marble concrete burial vault. 380 West St- Rutland. CINDERELLA Sweets. Everything home, made. Outstanding in quality, Wide variety.

57 Center. Tele phone 3485. nounces that starting this week the Fair Haven library will discontinue the six-day week schedule and will be open only on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, afternoons and evenings. Mrs. Earldin Jenks and daughter, Linda Mae, of Springfield, have returned after spending several days with Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Butler and Attorney and Mrs.

Malcolm J. Williams of Poultney have returned after spending two days at Lake Placid, N. club. Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Houser and children of Schenectady, N. visited Mrs. Agnes Carty. Attorney and Mrs. Mathew Lyons and daughter.

Claire, of New York are visiting Mrs. Lyons' mother, Mrs. P. J. Minogue.

Miss Nellie Roberts and Mrs. F. J. Templeton and daughter, Anne, of Utica, N. have returned after spending several days with Mrs Jennie Roberts.

Mrs. Gertrude Ward of Bloomfield, N. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clayton W.

Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Wakefield haye returned after spending the week-end at SL Albans bay. Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Frost are vacationing at Danville and other places in northern Vermont Wesley Eaton, of Springfield is vacationing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Hughes. Harold Eaton, Miss Joyce Hughes and Warren Dunham of Springfield have returned after spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes. Russell Hughes, of Spring-field has returned after visiting his father, Russell Hughes.

Holly Rebekah lodge will meet Wednesday night at 8 oclock in Odd Fellows halL Charles Williams and Miss Martha S. Sears of Milton, have returned after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Williams. VERMONT Electric Supply Co. Wholesalers. 143 West. Telephone 1240 Everything Electrical.

Household-Office. Pads radian I FOR al4 Registered Holstein heifer calves from well bred heavy produc- lng cowg. Orln A. Thomas. FOR sale One horse.

About 1200. Sound, good worker, no faults. 90. W. 8.

Tuttle. Wallingford. Vt. FOR sale Black mare, 1200, sound. Entle, good worker, W.

H. Rooney, F. Castle ton. Vt. FOR sale Several bred shoets.

Write Herald 78-C. FOR sale One farm horse, 37.50. Chicks Oarage. Forest Dale. POULTRY SUPPLIES 35 FANCY White Rocks.

Reedy to lay. Call 2393-R. Also several used tracks, all models OUT OUR WAY WE DEAL YOUR WAY STOTVELL, INC. YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER 385 WEST ST. AT TEMPLE CROSSING TEL.

980 RUTLAND, VT. Competition says: A new cleaning establishment Is going up on South Main Street. We guarantee no on will get a cleaning In It FIVE-room heated apartment. Phone 2173-W. UNFURNISHED three-room apartment.

Hot water and heated. Write Herald 120-C. 5-ROOM tenement. Phtme 994-M. In-qulre 101 Baxter THREE rooms and bath, heat and hot water.

47 Pine St. TO rent Lower flat. 159 Grove Street. 25. 1178-M.

Adults. 5-ROOM upper tenement. Heated. Inquire Lash Grocery. Phone 2390.

TO rent Several tenements. Modern H. E. Dyer. for" rent Upper and lower apart -menta Single boujanfl offlewt Inquire Frank B.

Duffy. 141 West St Phone 719. 5-ROOM heated apartment Filippo. 48 Strongs Ave. APARTMENTS.

FURNISHED 41 TENEMENT for rent. Furnished or otherwise. Inquire 22 Church Street 3 -ROOM furnished apartment Hot water, bath, screened porch. Central. Ill State St 3-ROOM heated, furnished apartment.

Continuous hot water and refrigeration. Call 737-R. HOUSES GARAGES LOTS FOR rent 4-room house with bath. Call 2294. duplex 7 rooms, newly decorated, hardwood floors, steam heat, porches, garage.

Excellent neighborhood. Uj- James J. Donnelly. Tel. 542-J.

24 WANTED CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 98c per Inch Contract Rates On Request (Minimum space accepted 1 Inch) READING NOTICES: On Back Page. 5 cents per word each Issue Min. Chi. 35c per Issue On Inside Pages. 4 cents per word each Issue.

Mln. Che 32c per issue Card of Thanks, 3 cents per word each issue. Mln. Chg 30c per issue Boldface headlines or other words in the notice set In boldface are charged at twice the regular rata COUNTING WORDS Every word that is to appear In an advertisement must be counted. Names and addresses an counted.

Initials count as one word each. Phone numbers, such as 43-M. are counted as one word. box number's! 10 cents additional charxed for remalline answers. The words Write Herald 13-G count as three words In figuring the cost of a box number ad.

Out of town advertising Cash with order required. OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS TEL. 538 ASK FOR "WANT AD DEPT. WANTED Young small- saddle horse. May be unbroken. Reasonable.

Write Herald 127-C. WANTED Horses for animal food. Must be on feet. Woods Fur Farm, ridge water. Vt.

Phone 11-13. WANTED to buy. beef cows, bologna, and calves. E. C.

Banger, North Ciar- endon. 364-W2. WANTED Poultry of all kinds. Write P. Ma Pi let.

Tel. 87. South Royal ton. har, Poultney 124-2. 5 DUPLEX house.

7 rooms. garage, hot water heat. Tel. 1114-R. ALL LIVE POULTRY WANTED; highest prices paid; reliable truck service Phone 48 or write New England Poultry Outlet, Charlestown.

N. H. 8-ROOM house. Furnace, hard wood floors, fireplace. Garage.

Garden. Can 1134-M. MISCELLANEOUS 45 STOREHOUSE for rent. Call 1134-MT MOUNTAIN LAKE PROFEETY 46 57rooM modern cottage on Lake Bomoseen. flush toilet, electric refrigerator.

Phone 1S9-R. O. W. PERRY Camp available far Au-gust. Chittenden.

REASONABLE Kold-Kaye-Kamps. lake Di more. Q. E. Laird, 260 South Main.

LOVELY cottage Lake Bomowep Available part of August. Tel. 2401-W WANTED TO RENT 7 MERCHANDISE BUILDING MATERIALS 29 KILN dried hardwood flooring waste, short pieces'. Dry hard and soft wood slabs. Lumber, too.

E. E. Kimberley, Brandon. Vt. BADLAMS BETTER BUYS I Plymouth Sedan.

39 Ford Tudor Sedan. 39 Chrysler Tr. Sedan. 38 Plymouth 2-Dr. 38 Chrysler 4-Dr.

37 Plymouth 2-Dr. 37 Ford Coupe. 34 Plymouth Sedan. 33 Pontiac R. S.

Coupe. BADLAM MOTORS Used Car Market COLONIAL MILL 210 COLUMBIAN AVE. PHONE 580 OPEN EVENINGS SUNDAYS ANNOUNCEMENTS Proctor LOST POUND STRAYED KINSMAN A MILLS. Inc. Phone 543 Granite-Marble memorials.

Manufacturer of Rutland Burial vanlt. HOWARD Jewelry Store. Center St. High Eade Jewelry, diamonds, watches, )A radios. Watch repairing guaranteed GILBERT Machine Shop South Main Tel.

2293-W. Electrlo Aoetylene Weld lng. Cattle Clippers sharpened. PHONE 2577 for all your printing needs Snyder Printing 4 Edaon 8t. ELECTRICAL WORK Motor.

Appliances. House Wiring. Ralph Heath Phone 1004-R. BARNET, John 50 Prospect SL Tel 211. Appointment.

Custom Clothe and Real Estate. HOLMES Iron Co. Telephone 709 Plate and structural steel fabricators. Boll- er tubes and repairs. SPECIAL prices.

Upholstering, mattress work. Guaranteed workmanship. 8er-vlss Mattress Evelyn SL Trte- phone 903-W. LINCOLN Iron Works. Wholesaler Plumbing-heating supplies.

Sheet metal. Roofing contractor. Equip ment supplies. Telephone 1622. GUY L.

Raymond. General contractor 118 Bellevue Ave. Phone 318. BRAND'S Furniture Store. 20 Evelyn St.

We handle everything. Sale on new Crescent Seal Congoleum rugs. TRY our special 25c dinners. Welsh's Grill. 35 Strongs Ave RADIO repairing Guaranteed auto and home servicing.

Call 1715-R. Don Hinckley. 81 Harrison Avenue. ROOFING contractor A J. 8plcer, 233 State St.

Tel. 2482 Built up roofs Concrete and asphalt walk. PRINTING Service. Phone 103. Tuttle Publishing Company.

2d floor. 13 Cen- ter Street. ADAMS ds Noe Phone 712. Gil bar eo' oil burners. Air conditioning.

Stokol stokers. EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED st once Women for plain cooking and general housework. No washing. ConvenlenoA. May bring one smsll child.

Details first letter. Box 115. Washington. Conn. TWO girls or women at once Appl: In person.

Mrs. Jerry Trombley, Hub bard ton. GIRL or young woman wanted for housework. Cali 224-Y WANTED Girl to work In tobacco store. Apply 12 Evelyn.

WOMAN for general housework. Must be a good cook. Call 706 In evening Good salary. GIRL for general housework. Smsll family.

Call 1717-R. LUMBER and building materlsL Complete lines. Smith Lumber 325 West 8t. Tel. 105405.

LOST Black and white Beagle pup. Return 111 Gibson Ave. BUSINESS EQUIPMENT ROBBtNS. H. E-Oryphon Bldg.

Telephone 1077. The Ro: Typewriters rented oyal Typewriter." 8ales 8ervle LOST Dark grey suit coat between Aiken Place and Prouse's Restaurant. Notify Mrs. Eaton, 44 North Main 8tret. Phone 1058.

3 OR 4 large pliant rooms. Heated. Write Herakl 121-Q. farm dairy producti 2i geaj Estate FOR SALE PURCHASE INHALATOR. An inhalator with complete accessory equipment has been purchased for the Disaster Relief corps of Fair Haven post, American Legion, and is or.

display in the selectmens office. The apparatus will be used in emergency cases in Fair Haven and vicinity. 11 local civic and fraternal organizations and the P. T. A.

contributed to the project. Dr. A. Palmer Benedict, chairman of the corps, announced that members will haye classes to learn the operation of the inhalator. Experienced operators will be the instructors.

The purchasing committee for the inhalator comprised Eric E. Bryant, chairman; Maynard Swift, and Gordon Haverjjs. FUND GETS $70. The Welsh-British War Relief fund received more than $70 from the concert recital presented by Miss Sally Anne Edwards. New York soprano, J.

Wesley Hughes, organist and Miss Marion Ripley of Poultney, accompanist Sunday night in ie First Congregational church. PRESENT PROGRAM. The third annual Vacation school at St Marys Parish house closed with a special program Friday attended by more than 200 pupils, parents and friends. The pupils received Holy Communion in a body at the morning mass, celebrated by the Rev. Charles F.

Regan. Refreshments were served by Court Isabella, Catholic Daughters of America. There were special exhibits. A program was presented by the pupils of the various classes. The C.

D. A. committee comprised Mrs. Thomas J. Campbell, Mrs.

Edward Call and Miss Theresa Wallace, chairmen; Mrs. Matthew Foley, Mrs. James Casey, Mrs. Glenn Threehouse, Mrs. Paul Sweeney, Mrs.

Anthony Pedro, Miss Katherine Butler, Miss Anita Miss Margaret Cashin, Miss Mary Campbell and Miss Helene Brown. ATTEND CARMODY FUNERAL. Friends and relatives from out of town points who attended funeral services for Mr. Michael J. Carmody in St.

Marys church were Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Keefe, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Lor-ette, Mr. and Mrs. William Wit-shire, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Mangan, Mrs. P. H. Hogan, Mr. and Mrs.

John Carmody, the Rev. Mother Co-lumba, the Rev. Sister Celestine, the Misses Elizabeth Keefe, Margaret, Catherine and Alice Hough, all of Rutland; Mrs. Frederick Malone of Waltham, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Bradford of Ticonderoga, N. William J. Hogan of Montpelier, Miss Frances Noonan of Middle Granville, N. John D. Mahar, Mr, and Mrs.

John B. Mahar, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Havreka, Francis D. Mahar, Mrs.

Margaret Quinn, Miss Anna Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Lull, of Poultney, Edward T. McKenna of Brattleboro, Mrs.

John Foley, Miss Katherine Foley, Daniel, Michael and James Carmody of Poultney, Mr. and Mrs. Francis McDevitt of Watervliet, N. the Misses Margaret and Nell McHenry of Brooklyn, N. Miss Gertrude Cline of New York, Miss Anna Phalen of Washington, D.

Miss Katherine Mahar of Rensselaer, N. Mrs. William Bums, Miss Margaret Burns and Mrs. Gordon Roberts of Poultney, Mr. and Mrs.

Patrick Phalen, Miss Anna McDevitt, Matthew McDevitt, Miss Catherine Ellsworth, Miss Margaret Kelley, Mrs. Arthur Raipville, Miss Anne Lawson, Miss Catherine Gay-nor, Mrs. Ora Castle, Mrs. John Kelley, Miss Ellen Lyston, Miss Geraldine Lyston, James Lyston, Mrs. William Kerrigan;" Mr.

and Mrs. John Walsh. Dr. and Mrs. A.

Heidel, Mrs. M. Chapleau, Mrs. William Dunn and John Dunn of Rutland, Mrs. Charles OConnor of Middle Granville, N.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hebert, Mrs. Patrick Phalen and Rita Dwyer of West Rutland, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Scott of Fort Edward, N. and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Butler of White hall, N. Y.

Lees, East STRING beans this week. Pittsford. Phone 358-M3. BUSINESS PROPERTY TO rent 5-room ground floor apartment, 17.50. 145 North Main Rut' Vt.

Rutland. Fred W. Barrett, Poultney, Vt. Tel. 5-2.

PICKLING cucumbers. This week. Lees. East Pittsford. Phons 358-M3.

FARM EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES zs Pointer, white and tan. No col-Answers Butch. Phone 841-J. i PUBUC NOTICES FOR gaie; Two building lots bn Belle rue Ave. Phene 839-M- TOURISTS home, with "five cabins, gas and lunch station on Route 7 near Mlddleburv.

Price reasonable. Box 182. Mtddlebury. Vermont. FARMS LANDS If Its br the farm, try Burkes first.

Pull line of John Deere tractors end implements Including combines. Also haychoppers. Tom Burke, Center Rutland, Vt. FF.ED FUEL 185-ACRE farm on main highway-Buildings in good condition. Eec-tric lights, spring water.

Frank Bishop, Pittsfield, Vermont. STANDING hay for sale. Leander Fralr, East Wallingford. STANDING hay. Seneca Smith Farm.

Clarendon. Call Roy E. Pratt. 358-W2 200-AGK 3 farm. 3 mile from large city.

All tillable. 80 head of high bred cattle. Tractor and all modern machln ery. Good water, new house with bath and every modern Improvement, Also tenant house. Must sacrifice at once because of ill health.

George Corklns, Bristol. Vt. Tel. 148. DAVIS Feed.

Pot 8k River Street. Tele-phone 2000. Wlrthmor products Quality first always." BEST DEAL IN. TOWN JOHN L. COOTEY 1940 Buick Club Coupe.

Super model with every de luxe accessory. Finished in black with spotless up- bolstery, good rubber and excellent mechanical condition. Radio and heater. $845 NOTICE I. George W.

Haley, of Ludlow, Vermont, hereby give notice that my wife, Elsie, having left my bed and board without. ust cause and I will ho longer be responsible for any of her bills. GEORGE WILLIAM HALEY. July 28. 1941 GET $100 BY TOMORROW We make loans of 25 to 250 or more simply and quickly on your signature, or on furniture or auto without Involving others.

PICK YOUR OWN PAYMENTS Charles Corey has returned to his position in Plainville, after spending the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corey of Ross street A daughter was born recently at the Rutland hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gallagher of Main street Mrs.

Gallagher was formerly Mik yvonne Guindon of Franklin street. Miss Anna Kearney has returned to her home on street after spending a few days with friends in Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. George Beayon have returned to their home in Charlestown N.

after spending several days here with relatives, and with friends in Proctor. Albert Woods of Camp Edwards, Boston, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bishop and son, Paul of Springfield were week-end guests of their parents, and Mrs. Dona Woods of Chapel street Thomas LaPlaca who is stationed at Camp Edwards, Boston, spent the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph LaPlaca of Slasson street Attorney and Mrs. Asa S. Bloomer and sons, Robert and John, have returned to their home on Main street after, spending the week-end with friends in New York. Paul Kelley, whp spent a two-week vacation with his sister, Marjorie and his brothers, Charles and Robert Kelley here and at the Kelley cottage at Lake Bomoseen has returned to his posi tion in New York, Edward Butler has returned to Camp Bragg, after spending a 10 days furlough with his mother, Mrs.

Bruno Jazieneski of Marble street. i Louis Choquette who is in the CCC camp at Underhill is spending a few days with his father, Roque Choquette of Smith street. Mrs. Louis Simmonette of Franklin street underwent an appendix operation reeefttly at the Rutland hospital. Her condition is reported as satisfactory.

Frederick Hall, a former resident, and now of Sandusky, is spending a week with his mother, Mrs. Stella Hall. Miss Margaret CordjL-has returned from Burlington, where she attended the teachers! summer course at University of Vermont. Thomas LaPlaca, stationed at Camp Edwards, Boston, is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph LaPlaca. George Stannard and son, Paul, who are employed with the Fellows Gear Shaper Machine company at Springfield, are spending the week here. Mrs. Joseph Marrone and daughter have returned to Brooklyn, N. after visiting Mrs.

Edward Woods and Miss Margaret ORourke. Janies Hanley, employed in the office of the CIO in Woonsocket, R. has returned and has a position with the Clarendon Marble com-, pany. Charles Cummings, who spent a week with his family, has returned -to Bristol, Conn. Mrs.

John Dydo and her daughters have left for Lawrence, to visit the formers sister. They are accompanied by Andrew Kapitan. Mrs. Anna Harte has returned after spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs. James Carswell at East Orange, N.

J. Joseph, Laskey has returned to White Plains, N. after visiting Thomas Walsh. Mrs. Ben Eisen and daughter have returned to New York.

Mrs. Eisen was formerly Miss Clara Rosen of this town. Robert and James Gilfeather have taken positions at Prospect house. Lake Bomoseen, for the remainder of the summer. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Belle of New York, summering at Lake Bomoseen, were guests of friends in town. Mrs. Bell will be remembered as Miss Edythe Lenihan. Mrs.

Harold P. Hastings of Man-hasset, N. has returned from Cliff Haven. N. where she visited her niece, Miss Mary Woods, before returning to her home in Brooklyn.

Robert Fredette of Plainville, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fredette. Miss Gertrude Mumford has returned after spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Frederick Hinchey of Burlington.

She was accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs: Hinchey. Mrs. Edward Vosburgh and three children of Bennington are spend-a vacation with the formers sotber, Mrs. Mary Fields.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Greeno and and Mrs. Thomas Dalton of Wallingford were guests of Mrs. Creenog and Mrs.

Daltons mother, Mrs. Ellen Gaffney. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bartleson and of Worcester, are spending a week with Mrs.

Bartlesons ther, William J. ORourke, and fiartlesons mother, Mrs. Charles Bartleson. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Higgins have returned to Danby after visiting the "ners mother, Mrs, Julia Higgins. Nora, Gertrude and Catherine Dwyer have returned from Al-N. where they accompani-3 their sister. Miss Bess Dwyer, ho was returning to her position 1,1 Brooklyn, N. Y.

Gilligan has returned to opnngfield after spending the week- jTr witf? kis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hn Gilligan. Mr. and Frank Duffy have oiiA xu ny nave DRY block wood and mill waste.

Oong-dons Mill. 1694 household HOUSES LOTS her. FOR sale By owner. New 8-room house. Excellent location.

Write Herakl 134-C. USED gasoline and electric Ward 8k Son. TIME clocks. International Time Recording. Enamel gas stoves.

20 EIGHT-room bouse. Excellent condition. Residential section. Attractively priced. 73 Park Street, Brandon.

or Phone 88-M. CROCHETED spreads, table clothes. scarfs, rugs. Tel. 505-J 1940 Plymouth Four Door Sedan Finished in green with mohair upholstery.

Tlree and mechanical condition like new. Radio and heater equipped. $645 CENTRALLY located 2-family house. Reasonably priced. 1941 taxes paid.

Phone 949-M. FOR sale Thor electric lroner. Phone 1842-R 51 MISCELLANEOUS FOR sale Mixed timber lot on main road. Level. Tractor and truck work.

Near saw mill. Four miles to railroad. Write Herald 122-0. McKEE Evercold Duo-Draft ice refrta-eratoy. Very cheap.

12 Evelyn Bt. LIVING room set. bed-couch, and two chairs. 70 Forest 8t. SINGER sewing machine, bed.

Inner spring mattress, baby crib Inner spring mattress, curtains, etc. Reasonable. 182 Baxter Bt. 1939 Dodge Four-Door De Luxe Sedan. Finished In aand beige with mohair upholstery Time are good and motor Is excellent.

An exceptionally buy at $595 AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORIES TIRES PAKTS 94 SLIGHTLY used 94x7 Goodrich tlree. Specially priced as low as 29.00. Odod-rich 311vcrtown Store. West at Pine. OARAGES STORAGES S9 WICKER rocker, chair table.

Also fine furniture Including book case, ahlna oablnet, exceptional value. 45 Washington Bt RELIABLE person for general housework with knowledge of cooking. Call 686-M. EXPERIENCED help wanted. 18 yrs.

of age or over. Waitress in restaurant. Lottie Lunch. Proctorsvllle. Vt.

HELP WANTED MALE CHOPPERS to cut one million feet of spruce. Stratford Grafton. Vt. SINGLE man to work 6n farm, steady work. Joseph Hasen.

Pair Haven. WANTED, immediately. Man to work on farm. John Peck, RD 1, Fair Haven. Vt.

WANTED First class mechanic? for general garage. Steady Job for right man. Cali Ludlow 30-11. Rand a Ga-rage, Proctorsvllle. Vt.

WANTED Man to rent a farm on share anCfi care for dairy. Must have wide experience. Thos. F. Hanley, Man- chester Vt WANTED Experienced bar tender.

One who can mix drinks. Also two experienced waiters. Phone 188 Poultney, Vt. Little Club Tavern, Hamp- ton. N.

T. WANTED One dish washer. Cedar dale Dairy Bar It takes only few minute to spply. Then you get the money the minute your loan Is approved. If you need cash, phone or come In today.

PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Of Vermont 4TH FLOOR GRYPHON BLDO. OVER CARBINES ALFRED CRAIG. MANAGER RUTLAND 877 DROP head Brunswick aewing machine Reasonable. Call 177B-B- 7-PIECE oak' dining room Set In fine ak dining Call gt 120 Lincoln Ave.

condition BEEN troubled with the motor over-heatlng? We guarantee to cure it with the Thompson Flushing System or no charge made. 2.50 and up. Joe. A. Bard we 11 Oarage.

AUTOMOBILES oat ted. 20 Body-Fender YFork Radiator repairing RalDh Brown. Sheldon nlaoe. Tel 1377-M TWO second hand hot water boilers. Also one dHfing table, and one aide-board.

Phone 1144. CHILD'S wooden crib, also high chair. Very reasonable. Phone 358 -Ml. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 193B Plymouth Two-Door Sedan.

New grey finish clean mohair practically new tlree and good running motor. Priced low at $375 Ib38 Dodge Two-Door Sedan. Grey finish. mohair upholstery, tires and motor like new. See this car at $445 1977 Dodge Four-Door Sedan.

Excellent blue finish, mohair interior. good rubber and fine mechanical coodltiocL $375 WE buy the better, cleaner kind of used furniture to sell. You buy It to use. Alien Elm and Williams PUBLIC CONCERT. The Vacation Club orchestra, sponsored by the 'Proctor Free library and directed by Herbert Olson, will end its activities with a public concert in the village hall Wednesday night at 7:45.

The soloists will be Dale Higbee, Anna Banik and Carolyn Aronson. Miss Banik will play a waltz by Brahms, and Miss Aronson will play a serenade by Drigo. Dale Higbee will play the Minuet from LArleaienne, Suite No. 2 by Bizet The opening number by the orchestra will be The Jolly Coppersmith march by Peter. Then will follow the Petit Suite de Ballet from Glucks operas.

Other numbers to be played are Danube Waves, waltz, poem by Fibich, and Tango by Albeniz. The affair will close with the entrance and march of Peers, from "Iolanthe by the violin ensemble. SURPRISE PARTY. A suprise party in honor of Peter Lavalley was given at his home Saturday night by 20 friends and former classmates. The day marked his 20th birthday.

He received a number of gifts including money and a traveling bag. A supper was served at 6:30 after which the guests were entertained with music and games. He left Sunday for Springfield where he has employment with the Fellows Gear Shaper company. HOLD FIELD DAY. There were over 100 members and guests present at the annual Field Day held at the West road trapshooting grounds by the Proctor Fish and Game club Saturday afternoon.

There were various events scheduled. In the trapshooting event, first honors went to Thomas Burke of West Rutland, who made a perfect score. John Bengston of Proctor was second. Guests present included Director George W. Davis of the Vermont Fish and Game service, and Donald Smith of Barre, chairman of the state conservation board.

In the evening, Wallace Fay and Forest Thomas supervised a steak supper. John Illinski was awarded the supper prize. BRIEFS. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Dionne and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence King of New York, who spent a vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas King have returned.

Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Noyes of Springfield were also visitors at the Kings over the week-end. Archie Gftllipo is at Proctor hospital for treatment Fremont Hunter, who was at Proctor hospital for treatment, has returned. Jack Prior, formerly of Proctor, is at the Pittsford sanatorium for treatment Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Binley of Albany N. are spending a week with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sisco.

Mr and Mrs. Phillip Du telle and son of Flint who visited his father, Charles Du telle, have returned. Robert Anderson of Hartford, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Anderson.

Mr. and Mrs. John Dorin of Tor-rington, who visited Mrs. Dorins parents. Dr.

and Mrs. Thomas H. Hfcck, have returned. Recent guests of the Hack's were Mrs. Lucia Thomas of Orwell and Mrs.

Charles C. Allen of Brandon. Mr. and Mrs. Worden French and CABINET maker, bench hands, to work on new furniture.

Desire only men on new furniture. Desire only men BETTER USED CARS FOR LESS JUST received, nice lot of good clean used furniture, beds, dressers, tables, who want steady work. Apply per- etandaebalra, rockers, tamps, dishes, son. call, or writs. H.

Rusoont. 55 Hay- etc. Tracy's. 48 Center Bt. ward Street.

Braintree, Maas. Telephone Braintree 1430. FOR sale English buggy, In good condition. 47 Pine St. MISCELLANEOUS CHOPPERS wanted for log Job.

Chick's Oarage. Forest Dale. HELP WANTED MALE. FEMALE 9 WANTED Couple on farm, partly furnished house available. Phone Sal Is -bury 1-X3 son of Cristobal, Canal Zone, are spending a months vacation with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles French. Mlsg Blanche Zapponl and Miss Helen Belisle are spending a weeks vacation with Miss Belisles sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roach, of Palmer, Mass.

Miss Irene Young of New York, is spending a month with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Casey. Miss M. Cain, who accompanied her, has returned.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Loso have returned from Springfield, where they attended graduation exercises at Bay Path institute. Their son, Donald, was a member of the class of 200. He has employment with a chemical company in Springfield.

Miss Anna Ready, who spent a vacation with her brother, the Rev. William Ready, at Island Pond has returned. SINGLE surface planer, 20 inches by eight inches. Thirty -six-inch band saw. In good condition.

Sheldon Lumber Fort Ann, N. Y. 1931 FdRD Roadster. New. paint, new tlresl Frank Soulla, Ftttsford.

Phone 48-3. ANTIQUE Stair case, chamber suite, couch, hall stand and chair, churn, spinning wo eel, bottles. Frank Soulla. Pittsford. Phone 46-3.

1937 Ford 80 Tudor Sedan. One bt those economical cars. Finished in grey and very dean throughout. Priced at $245 WANTED Waitress, counter man. abort order qook.

Prouaes Rest WANTED Experienced waitress also dish washer until November. Ham- mond Hotel. Lake George. WANTED By Sept, first. Honest, reliable, married man on farm.

Understand machinery. Year round Jo. Good pay. Ernest Edgerton. Dorset.

SALES HELP. MALE. FEMALE 10 1940 Buick Special 4-Door Sedan. Trunk, heater and defroster. Very small mileage.

Well tired. $850 1939 Buick Special Sedan. Trunk, beater, defroster, and radio. Finished In black, fine tires. A real buy at $675 1937 Buick Sedan.

Trunk, heater, de-twEtees. $425 1934 Chevrolet 2-Door Master De Lux. Finished in dark blue. Good running car. $135 MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM FOR sals Several thousand birch lumber, sawed la last feet white winter-10 and 1939 Pontiac Two-Door Sedan.

Oreen finish, dean interior, radio and heater equipped. Good running condition. $245 l4 and 34 12 feet. Also matic wood 3 million feet atanding timber. Lewis Novelty West Rupert.

FOR sale 1 tourist sign with lights Tel. 95I-M. SPORTING GOODS SUPPLIES J4 MAKE 5.00 CASH for selling only 10 boxes new. different 21 -card 1 Christmas Assortment. Amaxlng seller.

Outstanding line Christmas. Everyday money-makers. Up to 100 profit. Christmas Cards with name. 50 for SCHWER.

3. Sample on approval. ROW boat, outboard motor boat, flsh- 1936 Plymouth Four-Door Sedan. Green finish, dean, has good rubber and very good motor. $245 1986 Oodcs Four-Door Sedan.

Black finish, mohair upholstery! very good rubber and runs wlL $195 Dipt. 93sT Westfield, Mm. Shaftsbury ELTO and Evlarude motors. Speedboat and sailboat. Wilson Clo.

Co. SINGLE man, must be fra to travel, covering Maine, N. Vt. and N. Y.

states, all transportation and hotel bills paid. On with house-to-house canvassing experience preferred. Write Herald 1-C. FOR tale Olrl'e bicycle. Inquire Earle.

44 Burnham. JOHNSON outboard motor Thompson boats. Marine supplies. Used equipment. etc.

Cha McMseter. State st Fine. Rutland. BREVITIES. Mr.

and Mrs. Albin Pierce and family of Richmond spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. William Bishop. Robert Bishop and Richard Pot-var of Richmond spent the weekend with relatives in town.

Henry Ryan of Montpelier is employed jfa Fair Haven. Charles C. Corey of West Rutland was a guest of Henry Murphy. Mr. and Mrs.

George Laramie and children have returned to Hartford, after vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. John Du telle and Mrs. Mary Laramie. Mr.

and Mrs. Patrick F. Quinn have returned to Hartford, after visiting relatives here on their return from a wedding trip to Montreal and the Gaspe region of Quebec. Mr, and Mrs. George Kelly of Hartford, are visiting in Fair Haven and Hydeville.

Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. M.

Phelps were Mrs. Jesse R. Hildebrand and daughter of Washington. Hildebrand is flryt assistant editor of the National Geographic magazine. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Kohler of Sayerville. N. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace Bigelow. Kohler is a councilman of Sayerville. Mrs. P. M.

Colville, librarian, an- 1989 Chevrolet Pick-Up. A very good oommerctel car for $175 WANTED REMEMBER: WE ARE NEVER UNDERSOLD ON QUALITY USED CARS Dont Forget the Place RUTLAND BUICK INC. USED CAR LOT ON SOUTH MAIN ST. WANTED Second hand boy a bicycle. Writ Herald 119-C.

JOHN L. COOTEY WANTED .32 special Winchester rifle. Telephone 137-M. Mr. and Mrs.

Lyman Lane, who were recent guests of Mrs. Nellie Hulet have returned to their home in Schenectady, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Lovejoy of Janesville, have returned to their summer home on Maple hill. Mrs. Alta Sessions, who has been the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Gladys Brundage, has returned to Manchester.

Miss Marion Hulett, who has been spending the past month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hulett, has returned to her duties at the Samaritan hospital In Troy, N. Y. Mr.

and Mr H. P. Montgomery of North Hoosick, N. are spending few days with Mrs. Montgomery's mother, Mrs.

Ben Hulett. Miss Jean Henry is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Henry Pillars of SALESMEN To sell Golden Rule groceries and household supplies direct to consumer. Wholesale in Eastern Vt. territory, commission advanced on orders at and Of each week.

Special bonus to salesman starting in tbs work. For further information write Walter Mastln, Gen. Rutland. Vermont. 8ITUATION9 WANTED FEMALE 11 EXPERIENCED stenographer, bookkeeper wants permanent position.

References. Shirley Raw, Londonderry. Vermont. WANTED About 50 tons of standing hay. Write Herald 125-C.

WILL pay cash for hay standing or in barn. Write Herald 123-C. Just below the Foetofflc on West SI TeL 1261 Rutland. Vt. All our earn are shipped via the Rutland Railroad as they have been for veers." I AT once.

3000 bushels spruce cones at 50c per bu. Fir Tree Con Products, 72 Park St. USED furniture! Clean. So Junk. AUen.

Elm and Williams. 1834-R BEST price paid, end honest weight, for old gold. Crittenden Watch Shop. wme A-'. rw WM tatavy.

Ebr FORD De Luxe Sedan. Radio. Heater, Clock. Excellent motor. Terms.

8a 1 commissi on. 587 -J. 1933 CHEVROLET 3-Door Sedan 110. Will exchange for cattle poultry. Lawrence Smith.

East Randolph. Vt, Ford Ooupe. 127 WANTED Better Used Cars, Trucks Tractors, are advertised in the Herald Want Ad columns. teas wanted, any Cah to Washington alter visit- C0laix1' Bessie waiting. WANTED White oak and hard maple 214 thick NoMe wood Machln.

Etoosick Falls. H. Y. Auto Part. Ohio..