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1. THE DAILY NOTES, CANONSBURG, PENNA. PAGE NINE AUGUST 7, 1959 REACH MILES SH. 5-6400 TO THOUSANDS ADS LITTLE Phone FOR ADS The FAST BIG DAILY SERVICE NOTES THE NOTES PUBLISHING CO. reserves the right to reject or edit any copy presented and to classify properly all advertisements.

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Want Ad Deadline 4 P. M. Day Before Publication NOTICES Funeral Notices KONESKI Friends of Mrs Mary A. Koneski, Waukegan, former resident of Houston, who died Thursday, Aug. 6, 1959, will be received at the Speakman Funeral Home after 10 a.

m. Saturday, Aug. 8, where services will be held Monday, Aug. 10 at 9 a. m.

followed by Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a. m. St. Patrick's R. C.

Church with Rev. Paul J. Simko as celebrant. Burial will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery.

In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY of our wife and mother, Mrs. Nellie Pokrzywa, who passed away 5 years ago, August 7, 1954. Years of sacrifices, little of play, Loving and giving, and smoothing the way, Life is too short, mother, ever to pay; Strong in adversity, ready to do, Gentle, unselfish, a friend ever, true, Our proudest possession, dear mother was you. Sadly missed by husband, George Pokrzywa and and their families. IN LOVING MEMORY of our husband, father grandfather, John Pavlik, who passed away 5 years ago, August 7, 1954.

More and more each day we miss him; Friends may think the wound has healed; But they little know the sorrow Lies within our hearts concealed. Sadly missed by his wife, children and grandchildren. ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found LOST: Man's Wallet in Cbg. Post Office. Money badly needed, owner is on strike, Finder call SH.

5-6324. EDUCATIONAL ORGAN ACCORDION LESSONS Jimmie Testa SH. 5-3359 EMPLOYMENT 74 Female Help Wanted LADY desired for light housework. Call DIckens 8-7928. EARN $500 for selling Christmas Toys gifts.

No collecting. No delivering. No investments. Weekly commission checks Christmas Bonus Plan. SH.

5-1793. 18 WORK WANTED WANTED: Rough or finish carpenter work. Free estimates. SH. 5-1221 after 7 P.

M. Ask for Harry. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS 19 22-410 SAVAGE over under $38. 30 Cal. WINCHESTER lever action $38.

Both in good cond. SH. 5-1314. SWEET CORN Drive Out Save WI. 1-7783 John Ross- D.

2, Cbg. FROM wall to wall, no soil at all, on carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Guzell's Hard- ware. BABY CRIB and bassinet. Like new.

SH 5-3667. 496 View Strabane. NEW 1959 Westinghouse Laundromat or Dryer. No down payment. $2 per week.

West Penn Heating 17 W. Pike. 22 Household 9-Pc. SOLID OAK Dining room suite. Exc.

cond. $150. SH. 5-6390. SERVEL Gas Refrigerator.

$20. Chess Champ's Mother Appeals For Finances By BART KINCH United Press International NEW YORK -The er of America's chess prodigy, Bobby Fischer, who hopes to wrest the world's chess championship from Soviet Russia, appealed today for financial aid so her son can enter the playoffs in Yugoslavia. Mrs. Regina Fischer of Brooklyn N.Y. said she and her 16- year-old son, the youngest international grand master in the world, have saved nearly half the amount needed to pay the expenses for the nearly twomonth long tournament.

"With another $2,000 Bobby could be sure of being able to take pant in this Mrs. Fischer said. Frank Brady, business er of the U.S. Chess Federation, said that if the Fischers do not NUBBIN raise the money within a few days Bobby probably will not be able to panticipate. "Actually, the International Chess Federation has stated that formal notice of availability be forwarded to the federation's headquarters in Sweden by Aug.

5." Brady said. "However, there is a degree of flexibility in the date and I'm sure that if Bobby raises the money by Aug. 10 his formal guarantee that he will play will be accepted." The candidates tournament is scheduled to begin in Bled, Yugoslavia on Sept. 6 and will last until Oct. 31.

This will be an elimination tournament and the winner will face the present world champion, Russia's Mikhail Botvinnik in 1960. Mns. Fischer said that from March to June Bobby represented the United States in international chess events in Argentina, Chile and Switzerland. He won $500 which he is using to help defray the expenses of the upcoming Yugoslav trip--if he can make it. Invest In The Future--Buy Bonds DO WHY, Du Pont's new which it bolds may displace some of the older plastics and other materials such as hard rubber, wood.

and glass. Du Pent may now achieve a dominant position in the plastics field, says the firm. Wall Street Chatter NEW YORK (UPI) Brokers. admitting that the projected Khrushchev Eisenhower visits have caused some market uncertainty, appear optimistic on the market's immediate future. Martin Gilbert, analyst for Van Alstyne, Noel holds that the recent decline was technical and after some further consolidation the upward trend will be resumed.

Bache Co. says we are witnessing nothing more than a short term correction within the primary upward trend. Joseph E. Granville, analyst for E. F.

Hutton notes that interest, in the so-called defensive equities is materializing. A rising trend or these equities, he says. precedes some general declining tendencies. Walston Co. calls attention to By JIM BURNETT RED ANI BLACK, Alkow analyzing Burling- ton Industries, estimates its sales for the fiscal rear ending Sept.

30 will hit a new all-time high around 800 million dollars with learnings approximately $3 a share. contrasted with $1.21 a share for the 1958 fiscal year. FOR SALE MAYTAG Automatic Washer, walnut dining rm. suite 4 chairs, table buffet. Call SH 5-3263 after 6 P.

M. 22-A Furnaces COAL FURNACE. Will heat 3 or 4 rms. Good cond SH. 5-3148 or inq.

409 W. Pike St. 25-A TV Sales- Repairs RADIO T.V. SERVICE Radio Electric Co. 115 N.

Jefferson 5-9520 26 Musical Instruments DON'T BUY a Piano until you see E. J. Nist for finest quality pianos at Lowest Prices anywhere. Open Evenings 791 Park Pa. BA.

5-5445 Tuning Repairing 51 Live Stock HEREFORD Heifers Free Delivery-Speers Farms Belle Vernon -WAverly 9-8881 34 -All Kinds REOPENING with new stock of Tropical Fish. Fancy Guppies Sale $1 pr. JADA TROPICAL AQUARIUM, N. Main St. Ext, Washington, Pa.

BA 5-6028. SABLE WHITE male Collie Pups. A.K.C. WI 1-7119. 56 Machinery--Tools FORAGE HARVESTERS NEW USED International Papec New Holland Allis-Chalmers and Case New and Used Tractors International Farm-All Oliver and Case S.D.

3 Sheppard Diesel SOMERVILE FARM SUPPLY 88 MURTLAND AVE. WASHINGTON, PENNA. BUSINESS SERVICE Miscellaneous FLEET'S REMODELING CO. PAINTING, plastering, carpentry, masonry, wall washing and steaming. BA 5-0829.

UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE REPAIR George Graytock-SH. 5-7003 SEE ME for Remarkably Low Rates on Auto Insurance. State Farm Mutual. Andrew R. LaHorner.

SH. 5-6132. AVIS DRIVE IT Moving and Hauling Trucks Rear Post Office Bldg. BA. 5-3590 I BUY All Kinds Iron and HARRY LEVIN--Ph.

SH. 5-6461 For MAYTAG Appliances and Services Call J. FARTRO, Authorized Maytag Dealer 37 N. Jefferson Ave. SH.

5-5850 so or SH. 5-7371. SEPTIC TANKS Cesspools and outdoor toilets cleaned. Hapchuk Sanitary Service Phone BA. 2-6080 38 Miscellaneous Fuller Brush Service Bud Ewaskey SH.

5-6666 LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE MOVING. COAL GENERAL HAULING. HI LIFT WORK. RAYMOND FIFE SH. 5-8830 LATEST WELDING ADVANCE HELI WELDING Welds All Metals, Alloys and Thin Gauges Industries Please Contact JOHN WARHOLAK Water St.

SH. 5-5940 or SH. 5-6166 WELDING IRON RAILINGS Paul E. Mong Business Phone: SH. 5-8370 Res.

Marianna 46 21 WE RENT THE FOLLOWING: Sanders Edgers, Wallpaper Steamer, Electric Rug Clean1ng a Machine, Roto Tiller for lawns and gardens. Katz Bros. SAND YOUR OWN FLOORS. Floor sanders, polishers, elec. hand sanders, hedge clippers, tile cutters, linoleum rollers, chain saws, sump pumps, elec.

wallpaper steamer, rug shampoo equipment and RotoGarden Tiller, for rent. GUZELL'S SH. 5-7940 FRANK GUZEL SEPTIC TANK INSTALLATION SH. 5-2699 RED DOG and SLAG BUILDING MATERIALS Ready Mix Concrete HARDY RANKIN cO. SH.

5-7200 RENTALS 45 FURNISHED ROOMS 45 3 CLEAN FURN. RMS. Priv. ent. Adults only.

$13 week. Inq. 10 Iron St. 2 FURN. ROOMS.

Write Box 723, Daily Notes. State telephone no. 2 FURN. ROOMS. 501 S.

Central SH. 5-7573 or WI. 1-6455. For QUICK ResultS--Try A Notes CLASSIFIED AD-Do It Today RENTALS Furnished Apartmenta MONINGER W. Grant St.

4 rm. apt. 2nd fl. Newly decorated. Priv.

bath ent. 2 rooms. $85. JOHN W. HOUGLAND, Realtor 141 N.

Central Ave. SH. 5-8970 49 Unfurnished Acartmenta SKY TERRACE LOOKING for the ideal place for children? We have it. 1, 2, 3 bedrooms, $36 to $56 per month. For further information call SH.

5-7800. WOODLAND rm. 2nd fl. $65 Includes heat, utilities and garage. WEAVERTOWN, PIKE 2nd floor.

Priv. bath. $35 VINE 3 rms. 2nd floor. Priv.

bath entrance. $38. JOHN W. HOUGLAND, Realtor 141 N. Central Ave.

SH. 5-8970 3 ROOM APT. 1st floor. Glenn Ave. SH.

5-2821. 4 ROOM APT. Priv. bath and utilities. Middle age preferred.

Inq. 215 Hutchinson Ave. after 6 P. M. 5 ROOM APT.

private bath. Adults preferred. Main Hickory. EL. 6-4466.

MODERN 1 2 Bedrms. kitchen, living dinette, bath, laundry yard. $100 mo. incl. all util.

Also 3 Rm. Apt. Everything priv. 413 Spruce St. SH.

5-7583 6 RM. APT. and bath. Centrally located. Avail, immediately.

SH. 5-6732 3 ROOM APT. 1st floor. Priv. bath ent.

Gas furn. Inq. 133 Vine St, Rear. SH. 5-2504.

4 ROOM APT. Adults only. SH. 5-4818. 3 ROOM APT.

449 Adams Ave. SH. 5-9449. 51 Wanted to Rent 4 or 5 RM. HOUSE or Duplex in Chartiers Twp.

Urgently needed. SH. 5-2497. 52 HOUSES FOR RENT 52 4 or 5 ROOMS bath. Gas furnace.

only. Call SH. 5-9375 P. M. 514 CharAdults, tiers Ave.

FOR RENT: 6 room house, also 5 rm. house. In the country. SH. 5-1023.

53 Furnished Houses--Rent FOR SALE: 5 rm house, nished. Reas. Leaving state. 62 Latimer Ave, Strabane. 58 For Rent or Sale 3 BEDRM.

HOUSE. Front can be used for business. Corner of Como Duquesne. WI. 1-9255.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 59 HOUSES FOR SALE 59 HENDERSONVILLE 7 Rooms 2 Car Garage 1 Acre $12,500 AN OLDER home, but in perfect condition, with center hall entrance Living dining rm and kitchen on 1st floor. 4 bath on 2nd. Finished huge twin size bedrms. and, floor. Direct loan for veteran.

Little or nothing down. TWIN PINES REALTY WI. 1-9800-Open Eves. ELM rm. 2 story frame.

Gas heat. $8300. VINE rm. 2 story, gas heat. $11,700.

CECIL rm. block, bungalow. Gas heat, garage. $8900. E.

COLLEGE 2 sty. brick frame with storerm. attached. 64 300 lot. $6900.

JOHN W. HOUGLAND, Realtor 141 N. Central Ave. SH. 5-8970 MEADOWLANDS A lovely, cozy bungalow.

5 rms. Owner anxious to sell. $7500. AMANATI REALTOR -BA 2-7610 4 ROOM HOUSE with bath and furnace. 140 Cherry Miller Plan.

SH. 5-2264. 7 RM. BRICK Ranch-type home, incomplete. Double lot.

Must see to appreciate. SH. 5-1993. FOR SALE 10 ROOM dwelling, two baths, suitable for three families, situate on Cherry Street, near the new High School, North Strabane Township. Price $8,000.00 GEORGE W.

BRUGGER Phone SH. 5-3850 AUTOMOTIVE Authorized Ford Dealer 18 Automobiles for Sale 1949 MERCURY. Good condition Must see to appreciate. SH. 5-1214.

73 Automobiles Wanted BELL TELEPHONE tool and part body for T. Pick-up. LeMoyne Miller, WI 1-8260. WANTED CARS All Makes All Models CHARLIE'S SERVICE STATION Pa. BA.

2-3130 INVEST in the FUTURE- -BUY U. S. SAVING BONDS- AUTOMOTIVE 76 Automobiles For Sale 76 1956 Dodge Lancer 1956 Cheve 4-Dr. HT 1953 Pontiac Catalina Coupe 1952 Sedan 1955 International Stake Tk 1958 Dodge T. Truck RANK Archer OPEN MOTOR IMPERATORE EVENINGS COMPANY 5-2500 GUARANTEED USED CARS SH.

5-7000 Houston I. C. PATSCH SONS TOP VALUE USED CARS MOTOR CO. YOUR DESOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER SH OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P.M. LIKE-NEW Will" Used Cars raring to go at Low, Low Prices.

See Them at ARNOLD PONTIAC Inc. Houston, Pa. SH. 5-2800 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Canon Board The will receive sealed bids on approximately 850 Tons of 4 inch Lump all coal, 400 Tons of Stoker Coal, be deep mine coal, to be deliverto led, the various schools in the to Canon -MeMillan Joint School System. will be received until 8 o'clock D.S.T.

Tuesday evening, August 18 1959, when same will be meeting opened of and read at the regular the Joint Board in the Hawthorne Building. Specifications may be secured from J. Glenn McMillen, Secretary at 19 East College Street, Canonsburg, Pa. The School Board reserves the right reject any or all bids and to waive informalities in the bids. The successful bidder shall furnish bond in the amount of $500.00 to guarantee the performance of this contract.

J. GLENN McMILLEN Secretary P. O. Box 425 Canonsburg, Pa. July 31, Aug.

7, 14, 1959 Veteran News Pension proposals before Congress undoubtedly have accounted for numerous inquiries on veterans' pensions by Pittsburgh area veterans, the local VA office reported today. The inquiries uncovered misconceptions held by many veterans. Chief among these pertained to the matter of age as a determining factor in eligibility, Alvin Guyler, Manager of the Pittsburgh regional office said. No veteran pension based solely. on age is authorized for World War I.

World War II or the Korean war veterans. However, pensions may be granted eligible veterans of these wars who are permanently and totally disabled from non connected causes. Veterans must have been discharged under conditions other than dishonorable after at least 90 days service. The VA official emphasized that service of 90 days required if the veteran was discharged for disability incurred in line of duty. Non-service connected disability pension is payable only if the veIteran's income does not exceed $1400 without dependents or $2700 with dependents.

The monthly pension rate is $66.15. The nate is increased to $78.75 after ten years or when the permanently and totally disabled veteran reaches 65. Veterans entitled to pension who become blind or are so helpless as to need the regular aid and attendance of another person may be eligible for $135.45 per month, the VA official said. News Briefs EXHIBIT PHOTO RIPPED MOSCOW K(UPI) American Exhibition officials said today that two photographs in the exhibit's "Family of Man" display were torn down by a Nigerian visitor who immediately was taken into custody by Soviet police. The Nigerian, not otheriwse identified, claimed the pictures were "unobjective" portrayals of the Negro race and ripped them from the wall after exhibition officials refused his demand to remove them.

COUPLE CAUGHT SHORT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Margaret O'Brien, who on her 21st birthday last year collected an estinated $300,000 saved from her earnings as a child star, was nearly unable to pay $2 for a marriage license Thursday. Neither Miss O'Brien nor her fiance, Harold Robert Allen 24, could muster the necessary cash after a marriage bureau clerk told Allen that checks were unacceptable. A news photographer quickly stepped up and cashed Allen's check for him. The wedding is Saturday. For QUICK Results- A Notes CLASSIFIED AD--Do It Today HOLLYWOOD Flame-haired actress Jil St.

John, 18, speaking after the disclosure of her engagement to Lance Reventlow, 22, the only son of dime store heiress Barbara Hutton: "I don't want a big wedding. and I don't have what you might call a Hollywood-style engagement ring. People figured that if Lance and I became engaged I'd have a fabulous diamond. It isn't going to be that way at all." GEORGE CRANDALL REP OR BLACK YOU WANT NATCHERLY RED OR rights GRACIOUS, DIFFICULT WHAT A World WHAT COLORS DO YOU HAVE? Syndicate, CHECKERS Features King 1959, Burnett CRANDALL 8-8. ARCHIE By BOB MONTANA I SEE WHAT 603 THE TROUBLE LET GO 8-8 IS! CAN I MONTANA THE BRAKE AND Publications, NOW JUGHEAD, RELEASE THE CLUTCH DOWN! King 3 pa1nq: SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF I'LL PUT IN A CALL Phil and Captain FOR A SKIN DIVER I Davis arrive at WE'LL SEE IF TARGET Stillwan's Lake.

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