Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 8

rUESDAY, JULY 27,1937 Named to Attend Camp For Peninsula 4-H Members at Chatham. Upper! Seventeen Ontonagon county 4-H club members have been selected as delegates and will attend Camp Shaw, the camp for Upper Peninsula 4-H members, at Chatham, U. P. experiment station, August 2 to 7, inclusive. A.

B. Schubert, county agricultural agent who is in charge of thu club program in the county, announced the following delegates and the special feature work they are to take part In: Judith Murto, Style girl. Martha Hanson, Slyle girl. Alice Malnar, Style girl, clothing Judge. Elma Kangas, Clothing judge.

Elvie Backa, Clothing honor member. Alice Eskola, Canning honor member. Bernard Schroeder, Wood identi- lication Judge. Ernest Kempainen, Handicraft honor member. Roy Hanson, Handicraft honor member.

Albert Wictetrom, Dairy honor member. Toivo Kamunen, Potato honoi Laura Stmdt, Canning judge. Irene Applekamp, Canning judge Roman Worachek, Dairy judge. Robert Page, Dairy judge. William Niemi, Dairy judge.

Carlo Huhtala, Dairy judge. These club members have done outstanding work in clothing, handicraft, hot lunch, canning, dairy potato, and garden club projects and they will have their camp expenses paid. Transportation is being arrangec and a bus will leave Ewen at 9.30 Monday morning, August 2. Camp activities will include recreational and educational features camp fire programs, and the like Contests of various kinds will be staged, and the winners of these will be chosen and awarded trips IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOP, MICH. WEAVER RITES WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY Lucky Teter to Perform at U.

P. State Fair Hurtiin" a stock sedan through a blazing board wall set 15 feet from the end of a ramp Is one of the 20 thrilers Lucky Teter and his Hell Drivers will attempt when they return to Escanaba to perform at the Upper Peninsula State Fair on Wednesday, August Secretary C. Pryal announced tooay. Teter shoots a sedan un a ramp at top speed and sails blindly into the air to crash into the blazing obstacle. The one tach planks backed by five inclus of gasoline-soaked excelsior that is ignited shortly before he speeds toward the obstacle.

Out State to the Michigan State fair, Detroit Delegates from all Upper Peninsula counties will total about 350. Deaths Last Night (Bv The Associated Press' New York--Mrs. Julia Addison Roosevelt, 48, wife of George Emlen Roosevelt, who is a second cousin of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Montreal Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawke left on Friday for a visit at the Wisconsin Dells before returning to their home in Detroit. They were, guests at the home of their aunf during the past week. Ed ERmger has returned from a week's vacation which he spent in Negaunee, Ishpeming, and Iron Avis Kirby, Harry Olds, George Olds.

Grace Olds and Mrs. Studder left on Friday for Minneapolis for a week end visit. Grace Olds will visit in Great Falls, before returning home. lone and Gertrude Pilon and Frank Knox returned on Thursday from a motor trip to California. They visited Yellowstone park, and various cities en route during their and Mrs.

Russel Rhinehardt have returned to Milwaukee after rBy The Associated Pressi Alfred Dehnhart, 55, owner of a summer resort near Benton Harbor, and Mada Jennings, 16, of Dowagiac, empiojed at an inn, drowned in Dewey Lake while Dehnhart. was teaching Miss Jennings how to swim. Both bodies were recovered shortly afterward. Gene Whalen, 21, of Flint drowned ir Long Lake when he leaped from a sailboat to recover a flashlight he had dropped. Marion Jane Weyant, 19 year old Lansing girl flier, was designated to lead the 53 airplanes entered the ninth annual Michigan air tour.

The air tour, which started yesterday, will take 200 persons to 19 cities both Peninsulas in the next eight days. One motorist was killed and five others seriously injured in a head- on collision of two automobiles on US-31 a short distance south of Niles in Indiana. Miss Mary Vandevere. residing west of South Bend, was killed. A torrential rainstorm accompanied by high winds drove hundreds of cherry pickers from their tents at Traverse City, broke trees and bruised fruit, but the actual loss could not be estimated until later.

a week's visit in Montreal. Mrs. William C. Murley and daughter in law. Catherine and grandson, Kenneth, of Cleveland, have returned to their homes They were guesU at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Watson during the past Blanche Burzinski left on Friday for Chicago, where she is employed, after a month's vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burzinski. On Monday morning approximately 20 young boys, accompanied by Roy Melvin.

director of athletics in Montreal, left for an over night camping trip at Webber lake. Rockland Mrs John Ma Har returned Monday to Menasha, after a three weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. H. F. Maturen.

Kenneth Robins of Camp Pori visited his wife on Monday evening. Mrs. Robins returned with him to Bob lake where she will camp for a few days. Misses Elizabeth and Margaret it with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Walter. Miss Grace Daw of Calumet is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ed Seid. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Davis and Lloyd Preiss were visitors in Hough- on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Frank Dowe of Calumet were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Walter.

Frank Bennetts of Calumet visited his niece, Mrs. John Hoffman and family on Monday. Mrs. Henry Short has returned from a week's visit with friends and relatives in Houghton. Mrs.

Mayme Spaulding of Kalamazoo is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. W. Stannard, and family. Miss Barbara Craze returned Tuesday from Calumet, where she had been a patient in the Memorial hospital following an operation for appendicitis.

Mrs. Don Davis and daughter, Phyllis are visiting the La Veau family, at Channing. Mrs. Morris Bice has returned from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Michael Narot in Hancock.

fhe Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. C. J. Hahnan on Tuesday evening July 27, there will be election uf officers. News Oddities Short Siege of Pneumonia is Fatal to Meilen Man.

Mellen, July 27--Solomon Wea- er 59, died at his home in Mellen, Saturday night at 9:30 o'clock, after a short siege of pneumonia. Mr. Weaver and his family have been residents of this city for the last year and a half and for five years jrior, had made their home in the xwn of Morse, north of Mellen, coming into this district from Mus- tegon, theft former home. Mr. Weaver was born in Port Mathilda, Dec.

'6, 1877, where he made his home before moving to Michigan. He is survived by his widow, three daughters and three sons, Mrs R. H. Boese and Besse of Mellen, and Blanche, of The sons are Harry, of Shelby, Montana, and Myron and Claude, of this city. The funeral will be held Wed- (By The Associated Freasi Daytona Beach, burgla; who uses fire as an adjunct to lar ceny has police worried.

Jerome Baer reported an intruder set tire to a doorway curtain in the rear of his home to distract attention while he entered a front room and stole two purses. AHentown, SchufT, fishing for trout, caught a blue heron. The bird dived into a creek and came up with the minnow Schuff was casting. nesday afternoon at 2:30 at the Bruns Funeral home with Bev. F.

L. Tomenendale. of the Mellen Union church, officiating. Interment will be in the Mellen cemetery. Ontonagon Jack Pasanen who has been visiting at the home of his grandparents in Baraga, has returnee home.

Mr. and Mrs. John Winetzki Wausau are spending a few days here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs Walter Klapperich. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Mustonen of Detroit visited with friends here this week. Mr. and Mrs.

C. D. Robertson who have been the guests of Mr, Robertson's father, H. A. Savage at his cottage at Silver City, have returned home in Kala mazoo.

Miss Dorothy Moseler left fo Glidden where she will be a gues of Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Kausch fo a few days before leaving for Min neapolis for a visit with relative and friends. Mrs. Joseph Robinson Chartrand of Chicago, Mrs.

Harry lartzell and George Harteell were he guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Seline in Rockland this week. Albert Hoebel of Painsdale is jpending a lew days here as the of his grandfather, Charles 31aser. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Kerr of Duluth were the guests of the Hartzell family and Mis Ida Adams this week. Miss Ruth McMillan of Green Bay is spending her vacation here with her mother, Mrs. Alice McMillan and sister, Alice McMillan. Miss Ruth Dinger of Chicago is spending a few weeks here as the of her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Smith and daughter, Alice, and Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Pasanen and children were the guests of relatives in Baraga and Altson this week. Mr. and Mrs. James K.

Jamison and daughter Jane of Lansing are spending two weeks at a cottage in Green. Edwin J. Gauthier and Mrs. Adams and son, Billy, have returned to their home in Detroit after visiting at the George Gauthier home. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Chabot spent the week end with friends on Grand Island. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Hautala and son, Carl, of Ironwood have returned to their homes after being guests at the Leonard Metsala home.

Edward Heito, Matt Sippo and FUNERALS MRS. NICK HENDRICKSON Funeral services for Mrs. Nick Hendrickson, old resident of Ironwood who died Saturday, will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home, 122 Soutn Mansfield street. The Bev. C.

A. Brostrom will officiate. Interment will be in Biverside cemetery. Through an error it was announced yesterday that the funeral would be today. Pence Mr.

and Mrs. Gust O'Berto of Detroit visited at the home of Mrs. O'Berto's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bertolino.

Mrs. Bernard Patritto and family are spending the summer months in Iowa with Mrs. Patritto's mother. Miss Lena Bienerio of Chicago is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Batista Rienerio.

Rodney Welch has returned to home in Superior after spending several weeks at the home of his sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. Domenic A. Chiapusio. Mrs.

Jerome Mattie, daughter Angeline and sons Julius, Noel and Frank have arrived from Chicago after visiting relatives there. Miss Mayme Guy and Louis Harl of Superior visited at the home of D. A. Chiapusio Sunday. Miss Ann Curzel return 3d from Edward Heito, Matt faippo ana rf Madison and several other Lawrence Metsala were Ironwood poin of toterest in the southern part of Wisconsin.

and he Trout Creek Mr. and Mrs. William Olgren of Chicago are visiting at the Jacob Olgren home for a few days. Ellas Tuluppe is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Keranen, at Atlantic Mine for several weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zwick of Detroit are visiting Mrs. Zwick's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Vern McDonald for a few days. Dale Peterson returned Friday after visiting relatives in Superior for the past two weeks. Arthur V. Leppanen of Stambaugh, formerly of Camp Jumbo, spent Friday visiting at the Merriweather Norman Carr of Detroit is visiting at Lake Gogetaic with his randparents, Mr. and Mrs, Oliver laymond.

Mrs. Alex Hasans and daughters 'hyllls and Mrs. Edward Erney Jr. vere shoppers Friday in Ironwood. Raymond and George Ellsworth visited Friday at Negaunee at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hamann, VIrs.

Charles Maxson and daughter Mildred, the Misses Charline and tarriet Pickera, MLSes Isabelle and Ormella Raymond and Miss 'hyllis Haskins were Wakefie'd callers Wednesday. Eugene and Elaine Ellefson, Carroll Abrams, Danford Ellsworth and Gunard Hansen were Ironwood cal- ers Saturday. Buckley of Milwaukee spent Bnghtsman home before leaving week end visiting their niece, Mrs. for the west T.T in Tvffri fin-an anrl farm 1 nffi home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Gobi. H. F. Maturen and family. Ray Johnson is visiting relatives in Houghton.

Miss Dana Salisbury of Watersmeet -visited here on Wednesday evening. Mrs. C. J. Edwards and daughter Anna of Green Bay visited friends here on Monday.

Miss Marie Friedli of Bergland is tht guest of Miss Edna Seid. Mr. and Mrs. H. T.

Maturen, dEughter Mary and sons John and David 'eft Friday for St. Paul where they will visit Mr. Maturen's mother. Mrs. David Maturen.

Miss Myrtice Schmidlin is spending a few days with friends in Ontonagon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stander and daughter Dorothy Clare of Bergland visited relatives, here on Thursday. Mrs.

C. J. Schmidlin entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon on Wednes. Chester and John Krysewski left en Friday for a week's visit in Chicago. Tomorrow's Games AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville at Milwaukee.

Indianapolis at Kansas City. Columbus at St. Paul. Toledo at Minneapolis. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at St Louis.

Brooklyn at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Boston at Cincinnati. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit at New York. Chicago at Washington.

Cleveland at Philadelphia. St. Louis at, Boston. NORTHERN LEAGUE Superior at Duluth. Crookston at Jamestown.

Winnipeg at Fargo-Moorhead. Eau Claire at Wausau. day at her home. Bridge was played at four tables. Mrs.

Leiser, Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. John Hawley received the honors. Mrs. John Reynolds has returned from a two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.

Emily Chesak. Mrs. William Wikon and sons James and Paul visited in Houghton on Thursday. Miss Marylm Preiss is visiting Mary Bel Yoder in Ontonagon. Mr.

and Mrs. George Craze visited in Ishpeming on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Walter returni home after a few days vis- Cleaning Pressing Alteration and Repairing A.

J. Belanger-Tailor 301 Copper Men't and Women's Suits Mr. and J. A. Jacobson and daughters, Ina and Anne, of Boston, are visiting at the P.

W. Saxton home. Harold Sallmen is visiting relatives in Mass City for a few days. Fred Hickey who has been a patient the Ontonagon hospital for the past week returned home Thursday. Funeral services for Mrs.

Charles Jalonen were held at the home on Thursday afternoon. Alex Bcsonen officiated. Pall bearers were Paul Lelnonen, Leonard Kahkonen, Isaac Niemi, Hans Larsen, Oscar Hog- backa, and Jack Olgren. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Staff and Mr and Mrs. John Cottenham visited at, Mass City on Friday. Mrs. Anna Karjalatnen of Republic. is visiting at the Hella Helslus home for a few days.

Miss Dewaine Villls of Duluth, is visiting at the George Connors home for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Barney are spending a week at the Sine home at Mass City. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Thompson are the parents of a son born Julj 22 Mr. and Mrs. James Christen and daughter of Detroit are visiting at the home of Mr. Chnsten's mothei for several weeks.

Thomas Trahey, Wally Schana- wich, Howard Kannberg and Jerrj Kehoe of Detroit, formerly of Camp Jumbo, are visiting at Damerons lor a few days. THE NEW FALL SAMPLES ARE IN! Order Your New Suit Made-To-Measure RlGONl'S TAILOR SHOP Bonnie JculeTtlto guests, Mrs. Edward McGrath and D. W. McGrath of Detroit, Mrs.

Joseph Chartrand and Warren visitors during the last week. Charles Holmquest, a former Ontonagon resident, who has been a guest of the William Marley family, left for L'Anse where he will visit for a few days before returning to his home in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Store of Green are the parents of a seven and one half pound daughter, Soffia, born on July 17.

Margaret Szaroletta is spending some time in Marquette as the guest of Miss Rhoda and Jane Smith. Mis Clarice Lobb who has been the guest of her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, has returned to her home in Calumet. Reino Metsala was the guest of I Mr.

and Mrs. Seth Hautala in Iron- Italy has developed a clothing Mellen Mrs. Edward Gersich, of Reno Nevada, was a visitor last week a the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mitchell.

Misses Ruth and Ruby Mille have gone to Chicago where they will visit relatives for a few weeks Mr. and Mrs. John Dufur ani Mrs. George Arendsee motored tt Duluth on Thursday of last week. Mrs.

Sanford Johnson and daugh ter, Leontine, left by motor for New York city last week where they wil meet Miss Hazel Johnson when ELEVEN MELLEN PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD Changes Hands in Transactions Completed Recently. Mellen, 27--Several residential properties have changed hands in this city recently. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hovde purchased the Nick Stillln residence, now oc- mpled by the John Lyon family, on Thomas street.

The home was originally built by J. F. Pribnow. Mr. and Mrs.

Hovde expect to occupy it soon. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Henke, last week, bought the L. A.

Simnicht home, located on the north end of Thomas street. Mr. and Mrs. Henke are now living in Detroit where Mr. Henke is employed.

They made the purchase while visiting their parents in the city recently. The residence will be occupied by Carl W. Johnson, the new superintendent of schools, and his family, after it is vacated by Supt. George E. Van Heuklom.

who recently resigned. Martin Pemper has thoroughly renovated and remodeled the homo on north Main street he recently purchased from Mrs. Ambrosia and has rented it to Athletic Coach Arnold Larson of the local school. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Marion are making some extensive improvements to the home in East Mellen which they purchased from Ralph Vanderwall. This was formerly the Wlnterhalter home. Mr. and Mrs. Iver Iverson are building a home on the east limits of the city, near the Butler farm.

Extensive improvements are being made to the Ronald McDonald home on north Main street. wwiiiiuu" rt iic.f 1 she arrives from a trip to Sweden .1 and other foreign countries. ONTONAGON FARM GROUP TO MEET NEXT SUNDAY The meeting of the Ontonagon County Farmers association, originally scheduled for July 21. will be the Woodspar hall Sun- wood during last week. material manufactured from milk.

held Additional members will be signed and details of organization will be discussed, said Emil Davidson, membership secretary. Classified Advertising Ironwood Daily Globe PHONE 1100 Ask for an Ad-Taker Advertise Here It Pays Announcements monuments and Cemetery Lots 6 WHEN--You place an order with us you pince it with an organization fully competent to guarantee an unchallenged product. PENINSULA MEMORIALS Ironwood. Michigan Phone 1330-W Societies and Lodges 9 IRONWOOD LODGE--No. 389 F.

A. Regular communication Thursday. August 12. 1937 at 7-30 p. F.

O. 8ap- plngton. C. W. Holt.

Sec'y. Automotive Automobiles far Sale FOR SALE- MODEL A FORD BARGAIN. 108 E. FREDERICK. BRUCE CROSSING HEARS HEALTH TALK THURSDAY The seventh in a series of health by Dr.

Pearl Toivonen on 'Childhood Diseases and Preven- of Acute Infectious Disease" will be given Thursday afternoon at 1:30 at the town hall in Bruce Crossing. All mothers have been invited to attend. For Wednesday Veal stew, 2 Ibs 19 Beef kidneys, Ib. Sirloin steak, Ib. Beef stew, 3 Ibs.

Rib boiling, 2 Ibs. Clix, the shortening for better cooking: results. Cereal Deal: With package of Post Toasties, Mnffets and Fost's Bran yon get a free dish and a free package of Huskies. S.O. wax beans, No.

can, 2 for 29'tf No. 3 Sieve peas, can R. A. Johnston soda crackers, 2 Ib. box Manchester toasts, Ib.

box PRICES CUT ON GOOD WILL USED CABS 936 Ford Coach, $495 00. 936 De Soto DC luxe Two door S650.00 938 Plymouth Delivery Sedan, $525 00 1936 Chevrolet Master Two door with radio and heater, $625.00. 1935 Chrysler Sedan--radio and heater, $565.00. 1934 Plymouth Sedan. S395.00.

1934 Plymouth coupe--radio and heater. S375 00 ,933 Chevrolet Sedan. $32500. 1935 Plymouth De Sedan. S525 00.

Po'ntlac Two door Sedan, $39s 00. ,935 Ford 1'j ton Chassis and Cat. 1935 C. 2'a ton Chassis and Cab. 1932' Eeo 2 ton Chassis and Cab, $225.00.

W. Point Motor Sales 192S COACH-Reasonable. Call at 332 W. FredericK Bt. Phone 1338.

LAST WEEK OF OUR JULY CLEARANCE 1935 Plymouth De luxe Touring Coacl) 1985 Dodge Touring Coach. Both In first class condition--new paint, good tires, perfect motor. Milavetz USED CAR AND TRUCK MARKET Ante Trucks tor Sale 12 WE HAVE--Several different makes of IV4 ton trucks. Just the Jobs If' wood hauilns. $125 up.

R. A. HEIDEMANN CO. Phone 16S. Auto Tires.

Oaa. Parts $500. 525x18, $6.35. 5.50X 19, $7.80. 5 00x19.

$5.70. 13 plate Grant Batteries, $3.50 each. HUHLEY TIRE REPAIR CO. 3rd Ave. Hurley.

CALLING ALL CARS--We have the lars- stock new and used auto parts, auto glass. Machine shop service. O. K. AUTO PARTS W.

Aurora St. Ironwood Phone 710 Business Service Bnsincn Services Offered 18 PHONE 60--For Fur Repai rs--Service- Fur coats made to ordrr. O'DONNELL STJlfLB SHOP FUR DEP'T. USE DAILY GLOBE CLASS IFIED ADS FOR RESULTS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INFORMATION All ads are restricted to their proper classification and to the regular style ol type The publisher reserves right to edit or reject any classified advertising copy. Errors 1n advertising should be reported Immediately.

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Merchandise Fuel. Feed. Fertilizers Business Service Insurance and Surety 23 WE WRITE ALL KINDS OP INSURANCE INCLUDING LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES. A. LIEBERTHAL SON "Insuring Everything But the.

Hereafter' RONWOOD AUTO PARTS CO. FOR SALE --New and Used Parts. 210 Lawrence Et A paying proposition for the right party For further information see A. E. RAnno at place of business Sign.

26 QUALITY--Characterizes every job. we deliver. To prove this phone 1324. UNITED SIGN CO. OUR FACILITIES--Enable Us to sell yo-j the best in Neon signs and service afterwards.

One year guarantee with each sign Buy from the man you can reach at any time by calling 270 or 1633--D. S. Acme Outdoor Displays Employment Help Wanted--Female EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTED--Apply person at the PALACE OF SWEETS. GIRL WANTED--for house work No washing. Apply at Walter's Tavern, Silver St.

Hurley, Wis. EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER--For family of 3. Call after 5 p. m. Erml Wat- ilo.

225 Oafc St. Phone 948-W. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS--And cabii: girl wanted at resort. Write Box 35, Boulder Wis. WANTED--Single woman between 45 and SO to do housework on farm.

Write John Strand, Box 41. Ewen. Mich. Help Wanted--Male WANTED IMMEDIATELY First class meat cutter. Give references.

Write Box The Dally Globe. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Clearing Things Up By Blosser SEE, sews; WE XAC1ORS CAWY THOUGHT IMUCH FUW iw EVEM WE FELLOWS WHO PLAV CMACAC7SR PACTS WERE A MO- GOOD LONG VACA- I DIDM'T VW-JT TO BE SO I ACTED THE PART OF A TRAMP AMD HAD THE TIME OF MY LIFE WO ONE KMEW ME blDWT HAVE TO SIGN A SIMQLE AUTOGRAPH CLARK GABLE PICKED US UP IK! KKIEW HE WAS COMIMG HOME FROM A HUNTING "TRIP, SO I FIGUREO HE'D LET US HfTCH OM BE- HIKID US DOWN WfTH A WUTHIW 1 Financial Business Opportunities 38 STANDING HAY-FOR SALE CHEAP INQUIRE GREENHOnSE. Household Goods HURRY! BUY NOW! Prices on stoves, heaters and ranges will advance Aug. 1. A small down payment will you money.

Buy now for later delivery. We clean and repair all fur- KALAMAZOO STOVE FURNACE CO. 304 S. Suffolk St. CALL AN ADTAKER--At 1100.

Sell the stove, furniture or electrical appliance 5'ou no longer use. MALLEABLE RANGE--In perfect tion at a bargain. Wood and gas range --poor Also porcelain lined ice box L. W. Van Sljck.

Phone 177 USED PERFECTION RANGE--In very good shape. $1995. Complete uita burner's, etc. Other used kerosene ranges $3 and up. IRONWOOD HARDWARE Phone 52.

KITCHEN RANGE--For Sale. Combinatio.i gas and wood. In good condition. Phone J37-J. SPECIALS AT RAY'S-1 Itirge trunk, used Duofolil davenports, $7.80 up, used Singer sewing machines S9 95, 4 burner gasolinn stoves.

RAY'S USED FURNITURE STORE 311-313 S. Suffolk St. Phone 1T)3 Jewelry. Watches. Dimmonds 6tt WEETFIELD-- An inexpensive guaranteed wist watch for men and women.

Prtct $14 75 and up. John Albert Jeweler Bus Bldr: Money to 40 Need Money? Friendly, personal service. Personal Finance Co. 'hone 1718 224'i Aurora St. A ON YOUR OWN SIGNATURE QUICK CONFIDENTIAL SERVIOEI We make cash, loans on cars.

Liberty Loan Corporation E. McLeoiJ Ave. Phons 1701. Ironwood. Michigan.

(Successors to Great Northern Acceptance Corp.) Live Stock Horses. Cattle. Other Stock 18 HORSES Reasonable lor quick sale. Will exchange lor other livestock. Highest prices paid for cattle.

Phone 917 or writs HovelsLy Ironwood. LOGGERS ADD FARMERS-- Good buys some good young horses. Vlll trade for cattle. Terms If desired. At Michela's barn In Bessemer.

COW FOB SALE--Cheap. To freshen toon Inquire Joe Smollar. S. Pabst location Merchandise Bnildiai S3 LUMBER FOR SALE--Hemlock, pine and spruce. We tell for cub.

and tberefori our prices are low. ABONKN LUMBER CO. Phone 1808, E. Pine Ironwood BoslntM itnd Office Kqolpment 54 for cash. TOUKM; BAKERT lOTPMENT--For sale.

Cheap CAPE, Bessemer. Mlto. Phone 2-J. Fuel. 56 ORCXH a load.

Dry Hardwood Blabs, Phone U7. IfARATHON PAPKR UILLS DRY Dry Mined Wood, Dry Hardwood, 1150 A. Ahonen Let. Co. Phone 1IM.

18" DRY SOFTWOOD--ttM. Until Auf 15. IV dry split will be W.SO. Pheue 1371. A.

Kentta. USE DAILY GLOBE CLASSIFIED ADS IFOR RESULTS Musical Merchandise ALTO SAXOPHONE--In good condition. A bargain Phone 867-W or writy box 18, Montreal. Wis. WURLITZER PIANOS Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping as advertised therein.

See them at our residence. 520 N. Lowell St. G. A.

Swanson, Pianos and Piano Tunins. Phone 436. 62D 3 REASONS WHY You should buy a used radio froir prices. 2--Each set is completely reconditioned. 3--Full trade in allowance within months.

BUY NOW AND SAVE! Terms as low as $1 a month. JOHNSON MUSIC STORE Specials at tbr NOW'S THE TIME--To buy your CroSley Shelvadorc! Sec our display WILLIAMS RADIO APPLIANCE CO. 312 Silver St. Hurley Phone 756 ELECTRIC FANS--One 6 inch at 98c. One 8 inch at $1.50 and one 12 in.

at $1.95. Radio Ken at Schneider's. CLOSE OUT LAWN MOWERS--16 inch, 1C in. wheel, ball bearing, self sharpening $8.96 mowers at $6.95. LAWRENCE HARDWARE.

YARDLEY'S OLD ENGLISH LAVENDER-with atomiser. 95c and $1.95. HAMACHEK'S REXAI.L PROG STORE Wanted--To Bnj WHEN--You don't what you wan' offered for rale advertise lor it hen under "Wanted--to buy." Real Estate for Sale Property for Sale 82 COMPLETE BARBER SHOP--Per Now doing from to $30 a week. An leaving town. Will sell very cheap.

Cat or Oeorge Buno, Ewen, Mlcb. Homes for Sato THIS PLACZ MUST BE SOLD! room modern home and garage. 1 block Irom downtown. Selling for ball of worth. See D.

D. Reid. SULLIVAN AGENCY. Pbone 1970. I ROOM MODERN--Steam heated house centrally located tor sale cheap for.

quick disposal. 601 B. Ayer. SAVE $1,000. The owner of a modern duplex on Michigan Avenue has reduced the price on property for Immediate sale.

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