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The Daily Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 5

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Canonsburg, Pennsylvania
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IKS DAILY ttOTZX CAITOIT-SPia. PA, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1945 pttK Jo? omr us? Houston r. P. CHURCH HONORS MEJf AXD WOMEN IN SERVICE WCAE This Is Our Duty. 10:45 P.M.

WCAE Jose Morand Orch. 11:00 P. M. WJAS News; Music to 12:30. KDKA News; Music to 1 a.

m. WCAE News; Music to 1 a. m. Cd do KDKA Richard 9:00 P. M.

WJAS Theater Hour. WCAE Gabriel Heatter. KDKA Telephone Hour. 9:15 P. M.

WCAE News. 9:30 P. M. KDKA Information WJAS Theatre Hour. WCAE Palestine Specks.

9:45 P. M. WCAE Concert Gems. 10:80 P.M. WJAS The Symphonette.

10:00 P.M. WJAS Screen Guild. KDKA Coutented Hour. WCAE Anita Ellis 10:15 P. XL WCAE P.M.

Parade. WJAS Screen Guild. KDKA Dr. I. Q.

7:00 P. M. WCAE Fulton Lewis, Jr. WJAS Jack Kirkwood Show. KDKA Supper Club.

7:16 P. HL WJAS Hedda Hopper WCAE T. Tucker's Orchestra. KDKA News ot the World. 7:50 P.M.

WJAS Thanks to the Yanks. KDKA Great Gildersleeve. WCAE1 Bull Dog Drummond. 7:45 P. M.

WJAS Thanka to the Yanks. 8:00 P.M. WCAE Cecil Brown. KDKA Cavalcade of America. WJAS Vox Pop.

8:15 P. H. WCAE Curt Ma'ssey. 8:30 P. M.

WCAE Sherlock Holme WJAS Burns and Allen. RAID DAD Monday Evening 8:00 P. Iff. WJAS Bob Prince. WCAE Bob Rhodes Orchestra.

KDKA News. 6:15 P. TIL WJAS News, Beckley Smltb. KDKA Slim Bryant. WCAE Evening News.

6:30 P. WJAS Jimmy Carol Orchestra. WCAE Evening Serenade. KDKA Music Ala Carte. 6:45 P.

M. WJAS World Today. WCAE Dinner Music. KDKA Hugh Gibson. COL.

JAS. ROOSFVELT FLIES 10,000 MILES FOR FIaEKAL Col. Jamea Roosevelt, winging home from a Pacific forward base 10,000 miles away but missed his father's funeral services by but a few hours. He flew the 10,000 miles in 50 minutes. His transcontinental plane arrived at Floyd Bennett Field, New York at 11:55 a.m.

Saturday and he drove up the Hudson to the family estate. Interment services for his father had started at 10 a.m. RY IFgFORGRAVE buddy, find school-bag: BIG SISTER QUICK! WHEM YOU TOOK WEIL THE ENVELOPE WHERE I WANTED SOME WHAT IN TIP trSrt YOU SEE, IHC WLkLL FOR? LETTERS. COPH. KTOC FBATtmES STWpiCATg.

ftagnienJ 1 Art a i in THEM WHAT DID YOU DO WITH IT? QUICK, BEFORE DID YOU PUT OLD ITO. BIG SISTER HEPE'S THE BAG BUT DIDN'T THERE MO LETTER WAS 5TILL I IN vmri BRICK BRADFORD-And THAY IT I GET MAD! THERE TO PUT X-" HURRY, euDDr's school-bag; ltit.yOM.D BIOHTg miSERVEP-' Pal Ml OA. I TOOK IT 1 OUT AGAIN! LISTEN FOR ALL, worn P'Oits "FftTO By WILLIAM By WILLIAM Vs tt I V. NOW WE'RE GETTING SOMEWHERE! -i4 Bv LES FORGRAVE TO ME ONCE ANOf I GAVE tM ALL WHERE 'ARE THOSEl AWAY TO MY LETTERS CU5TOMcR5.I, WAS PLAYIN mailman: RITT and CLARENCE GRAY RITT and CLARENCE GRAY rnn i kinu frTr" vnwtf. niHTALS Vlafwralelwti fteame 3 UNFURNISHED rooms for rent, with private bath and entrance.

Inquire 501 Duquesne Ave. 4-13-5 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 2nd floor. Inquire 240 Smithfield 8t. 4-12-3 Wanted ta Han 6 OR 6 ROOM HOUSE In Houston or Strabane. Must have immedi-, ate possession.

Phone 498. 4-lM HOUSE OR FTRST FLOOR apart-: ment in Houston. References. Call 68W. 4-13-3 5 OR 8 ROOM HOUSE In or near Canonsburg, or large downstairs apartment.

Write Box 217, care Daily Notes, 4-123 nEAl ESTATE FC3 SALE H9Hm tf sale BRICK BUNGALOW, 7 rooms and on lot 55 ft. by 210 ft. THa garage, ew furnace. Call at 147 E- College 5:30 p. m.

to 9:80 p. m. 4-11-5 6 ROOM HOUE with bath and furnace, and garage. Inquire 614 Highland Ave. 4-9-5 AUTOMOTIVE 74 AecaMorlao Tlrto Parta KEW -GRADE 1 TIRES TUBES All sizes Truck, Bus Passenger.

Also expert recapping and repairing. ANDY'S TIRE SERVICE 14 S. Central Ave. Phone 625 4-16-tf PUBLIC SALE Owing to the fact that I am moving to Colorado, I will offer at public sale at 411 w. Pike SATURDAY, APRIL 21, at IP.

Jt, the following Mahogany dressing table, four-poster bed, complete; folding bed, tables, rockers, gas range, Vital Air (ice cooler), ironette, cooking utensils, curtain stretchers, rifles, lawnmower and garden tools, flowers, snow shovel, saw, machinist's tools (combination square, calipers, hammers, etc), lawn chairs; books, including set Winston Encyclopedia (10 electric mixer, piano, and many other items top numerous to mention. Terms Cash. FRAXK W. STEPHENS, 411 W. Pike St.

Hugh S. pummins, Auctioneer. Apr. 16-17-19-20 LEGAL NOTICES ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Estate ot Barbara Febl, deceased, late of Cecil Township, Washington County. Letters of administration upon the above estate having- been granted to the undersigned, notice is hereby given to those Indebted thereto to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands to present them for settlement.

HENRY W. FEHL. Canonsburg, Ii. I. 1 George J.

Modrak, Attorney, 21 West Pike Canonsburg, Pa. Apr. 2-9-16-23-80, May f. BUY 17 A II 0 J5 NOW, HOW L. WATCH ME IT'S MY BIG 1 ARE YOU COWBOY ACT I WATCH ME IT'S BIG COWBOY ACT WITH THE AID OF A ROPE TOSSED HIM BY TIMAK, BRICK SLOWLY DRAWS HIMSELF TOWARD THE EDGE- the Queen of Night the Queen of Night IT MADEYlilV At the candlelight service in the United Presbyterian church on Sunday evening, April 15, the following men and women in service were honored: MM.

3c Walter B. Sickels, San Francisco, Capt Daniel A. Skiles, New York, N. Lieutenant Robert L. Smith, Memphis, Y.

3c Elizabeth L. Souder, Washington, D. C-; SSgt. David Souder, Denver, Pfc. Edward D.

Speakman, San Francisco, Calif. Houston Personals Lieutenant and Mrs! Jack Paul are spending two weeks in this vicinity visiting the parents of the Lieutenant, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Paul of Houston, and Mrs. Paul's parents, and Mrs.

Surich of EJm street, Canonsburg. Lieut. Paul Will leave soon to report to his bafie in Nebraska. SSgt. Meryin Reynolds is spending a 21 day furlough with hi3 parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Reynolds. The sergeant, a tail gunner who has 43 missions, to his credit, will, at the end of his furlough, report to California. The Boy Scouts of Houston are to be congratulated on the fine work in the recent paper collection. Tfce Scputs will meet tonight, April 16, at 7 o'clock, Jn the U.

P. church. Melvin Fenimore and Mrs. Earl Fenimore, children JSmmie and Nancy, left on Sunday to join Earl Fenimore in Miami, where the Fenimores expect to reside. They were accompanied by Mrs.

James who will spend some time visiting in various cities. The Home Builders class of the U. P. church will hold a social and business meeting in the church at 8 o'clock tonight, April 16. Hostesses for this meeting are Mrsl Schussler and Mrs.

Sefton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cray spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Gray's sister, Mrs.

Robert Efaw and family, of Lone Pine. Mrs. Jeannette Plunkette, Mrs. Riggs and Miss Margaret Porter will be hostesses to the Sunshine class at their monthly meeting to be held on Tuesday, April 17, at 7:30 in the U. P.

church. LEGAL NOTICES EXECUTRIX NOTICE Estate pf Mary Plsko deceased, late of Strabane Township, Washington County, Penna. Letters testamentary upon the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, notice Is hereby given tc those indebted thereto to make immediate payment, and to those having claims or demands to present them for settlement. KATHERINB CHESLOCK R. D.

2, Canonsburg, Pa. Executrix ADOLPH L. ZEMAX, Attorney. Mar. 19-26, Apr.

2-9rl0-23. with' triple action Certane Douche powder for intimate der cleanses effectively, soothes aensi' tlve tissues, and Is deodorizing. Delightfully fragrant, too leaves no medicinal douche odor. Economical. Must please or money cacK.

au uruggma. 3 "Sold at Sun Cut Rate, Standard Cut Rate Drug and Leading Drug Stores." (adv.) Mnnn nitn It 100 lb, ef watte Spar will make pretaotire aaada for 250. ft. baaiU. Start ariaf aow.

CANONIBUM PA. 7Q8 FCn SALE REX-AIR SWEEPER, hall mirror, set of used silverware, set of new silverware, pull-up chair, bedroom suite, bedroom rug9'xl2', cabinet radio, 12 pairs curtain rods, studio couch. Call at 24 McNutt Houston, or phone 894-J, 4-16-1 -PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE, $35. 536 Duquesne Ave.

4-16-3 NEW NORGE whfte table top gas range, double bed, baby bed, dresser, phone 1321-M. 4-12-3 as Radie and electrical SIX TUBE ARBIN RADIO with universal mounting, fits most any car. Price Call J847W. 4-12-8 Clotklut SUITS. TOPCOATS.

OVERCOATS Large selection of slightly used Salts, Topcoats, Overcoats, all sizes, all colon, $4.00 up KEY STONE CLEANERS. 1S4 South Main Street, Washington, 10-26-tf Farm and Garden ELECTRIC BATTERY BROODERS 25 Chick Size CAXOXSBCRG MILLIXG CO. Phone 45 CHAFPON SOX PURSER Landscaping Contractor, Evergreens, Shrubs and Ornamental Trees. New and rare plants. Peat Moss, Humus and Top Soil.

Flagstones. Xear Donaldson's Cross Roads B. P. 2, Canonburg, Pa. Ph.

5O10R4 31 Live Stock FOR SALE FRESH GOAT, cheap. Call 501J-J-12. 4-11-5 37 Wanted to Buy WANTED TO BUY SINGLE or three-quarter bed. Write Box 218, care Daily Notes. 4-16-3 WANTED Good used furniture, bj cycles, lawnmowers, sewing and washing machines, musical In struments, radios.

WE PAY THE MOST CASH. Write STORM-WIND'S FURNITURE 137-138 S. Main Washingtpn, Pa. 4-9-16 38 Mlscaliane- HOME OWXERS Remodel with Insulated Brick Roofing of all kinds. Raymond A.

Carney 110 N. Central Ave. Phone 82 4-12-tf BUSINESS SERVICE ftoalrtnt AM Klne APPLIASCE SERVICE Refrlger. ation, commercial and domestic, washers and sweepers. J.

H. Bod-mer, 24 E. Grant, Houston, phone 1236-M. 4-12-tf ELECTRIC SWEEPERS repaired. Called for and delivered.

Phone 285, ask for Jenkins, 4-12-3 LAIYXMOWERS Sharpened and repaired. Oscar L. Smith. Lock and Safe Expert, opposite Esse station, Weavertown. Ph.

784. REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED See Stan Vinton, 171 Smith St, or phone 553-W. 3-23-tf REFRIGERATORS, washing machines, ranges and motors. Phone Wash. 1003-M.

Toll charges refunded, 8-1-tf PHILLIPS REPAIR SERVICE. Wiring and appllanoe repairing. Canonsburg, Pa. Phone SO. 1-1-tf SEWINQ MACHINE REPAIR Write C.

T. MINEHART 205 MoShane Avenue FOR FURNACE REPAIRS or smoke pipe call Floyd A. Kirk-land. Phone 1997. Office IU Orchard Are.

-0-T EXPERT RAUIO REPAIRS -Work guaranteed. Pickman1! Auto Supply, East Pike 81 M-tf 43 Meving Haullno aterage LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE MOVING. COAL and GENERAL HAULING. Raymond Fife. Call 772.

2-21-tf WANTED for DEFENSE WORK Dump trucks to haul strip mine coal, about 4 mile haul. Will pay 60c per ton or pay by hour, S. Llparl Trucking Service, Phone 1118- JR-tf RENTALS Furnialiad Raeme 2 FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms. References. Phone 1225-M, 607 W.

College. 4-16-3 ONE BED-LIVINq ROOM with kitchen privileges if desired. For couple or two men. Phone 1960-J before 7 p. m.

4-188 BRICK BRADFORD-And BRICK CALLS DOWN TO TIMAK TO RELEASE THE OTHER END OF THE ROPE I'D BETTER TRY THIS fiW-23 STUNT FROM THE RIGHT XWlS 1 CNN0T NOTICES Card of Thank We wish to thank all our kind friends, neighbors, pallbearers and those who bo kindly provided cars for their many acts of kindness, expressions of sympathy and condolence and for their beautiful floral offerings during our bereavement at the loss of my beloved wife and our sister, Mrs. Pearl Hoover. We especially thank Rev. James B. Orth for services rendered.

J. S. Hoover and brothers and sisters. 4-16-1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Ptrtanaw GENUINE MAY CO FEMALE Capsule at STANDARD Cut Rate Drug, 44 West Plk St. EMPLOYMENT "The War Manpower Commission has ruled that all males In this area may be hired solely upon referral by the United States Employment Service or Designated Agencies.

13 Male and Female Help WANTED SILK PRESSER, experienced preferred. Apply Kuhn's, Cleaners. 4-16-3 14 Female Help wanted WANTED WAITRESS. Apply at D. Colaizzo Restaurant, N.

Jefferson opposite Railroad Station. 4-12-3 GIRL TO CLERK IN STORE Apply KatE Bros. Hdwe. 4-11-4 GIRL FOR GENERAL OFFICE work. Write Box 216, care Daily Notes.

4-10-3 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wantedApply Del Monlco Restaur rant or phone 9658. 4-3-tf 11 Work Wanted WALLPAPER CLEANING wanted. Phone 99S-J. 4-12-3 FOR SALE 19 Miscellaneous TWO 15-FOOT SHOW CASES; 3-pc. matched wall case.

Inquire Hildegards, 8 W. Pike or phone 596. 4-1Q-3 6x9 RUG ALL WOOL PILE. A-l condition. Phone 1567-J.

4-16-3 CHILD'S CRIB BED, ompletef Phone McMurray 3. 4-16-3 FULLER BRUSHES Shower bath brushes now available, $3.45 complete, with hose. Write order to T. E. Davis, 246 E.

Wheeling Washington, Pa. SIMMONS DOUBLE BED complete; end table; table and 4 chairs; stuffed Morris rocker; bread box; buffet mirror; baby stroller. Inquire 855 Euclid Ave. 4-13-2 9x12 KITCHEN, living room and bedroom linoleum rugs, $3.95. Shop Katz Bros.

4-12-tf PORCH GLIDER, cider press, new Schick electric shaver very cheap. Inquire 501 Duquesne Ave. 4-12-6 2 NEW ARMY OFFICERS' UNI-t orms summer and winter weights, size 87. Call 1137. 4-12-3 Don't suffer from, BED SORES.

Ask Druggist for PHENEX ANTISEPTIC. Use liberally after daily bath. 25c, 60c $1. 4-11-25 ANYONE INTERESTED in large amount of dirt fill call 275, between 7:30 and 9:30 p. m.

Spa- daro's General Hauling. 4-10-6 Corrugated Steel Factory Second Sheets for sale at plant. Call, write or phone Protected Steel Products, McAdam Ave. Phone 5376 Washington, Fa, Coal far Sale CHAMPION COAL Ltndly Mine. Also Red-Dog.

A. W. (Ducky) Swan. Phone 1261 or 1165. 3-9-tf lOAL HAULED Dumped at curb Immediate delivery.

Lamp, egg, oat or atoker coaL Champion oat, Pittsburgh's best Phone 1138. Shergle'e Oarage. HoultoM Ooeda DINING ROOM FURNITURE. In good condition; reasonable. Thos.

W. Ferrell, 27 N. Main Houston, Pa. 4-16-3 A IA i 'LTXr COMMITTING Jr FTTA KETT Bv PAUL KUCilNbUrT" I I If LETS MV if JilSNEAlCIN SI -T BMaOSETl AND CATCH THAT yj4EADy lef him catch llffl 1, Av-flV i CWhellq I Tl riTW TAKE CADAQ TtLjl CtLCX 2'? P. PCTA BOAT OR A (yjTHE C30ES' SSnED I'rTJT-V.

BE LOTS OF U. 1 1 Jn-J THOUSAND fTllH WIU.THATBE 0 WBfmM "THAT'S THE COLOR FOR ME!" Let us help you choose the most becoming color for your house the one that will bring its best points, deal gently with any architectural shortcomings, give it new beauty and distinction No matter what cplor you select, you are sure of uniform quality and long-lasting protection when it's a famous-brand paint from the Donaldson Supply Equipment Co. Stop by this week. I I 'r'1 -taMmT rrrMrm Bv PAUIJQBINSON jwE'D LOVE TO JJJLtpp If wuie-tuJ ja il PHONE THE LUMPER, NUMBER 1000.

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