The Portsmouth Herald from Portsmouth, New Hampshire • Page 11

THE PORTSMOUTH, N. HERALD, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1940.. PAGE JUST CALL 37 There's A Lot Of Vacation Money In Your Attic Collection ADS WILL SELL THESE ARTICLES FOR YOU JUST CALL 37 ANNOUNCEMENTS Pononol SPEND A PEW MINUTES each (Je.y repeating your waistline at the Recreation Bowling Allays. dl3 Strayed, Loit, Found 10 LOST. BOAT, large flat bottom, mirXed Stanwood Cobb.

Eliot. Tel. 24545. 31; jya LOST. LIBRARY BOOK.

"TREES. 11 between Otis Ave. and Chesley's Cabins, Kittery. Please telephone 82315. Keivard.

3t Jy3 LOST. 15 FT. OUTBOARD MOTOR TYPE BOAT, white with green inside. Tel. 2734-23.

3t jy5 AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sole 11 1937 FORD CONVERTIBLE COUPE. Excellent condition, reasonable. Elizabeth Gowcn, Greenland. Telephone 315-3. 6t Jyl MUST SELL J939 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER COUPE, radio, cllmatizer only 11.000 miles, cost $1,071.

Will sell for Will take an old car In trade. No dealers. Call at 3rd houso on Ln-'ayotto Portsmouth, comlns from Rye. 3t jyS Repairing, Service Stations 16 GET OUR PRICES lor complete auto service, Tllley's Auto Electric Shop, 338 Pleasant St. 1m -jil BUSINESS SERVICE Wanted--Automotive 17 CASH FOR USED CARS, trucks, Drive in or cull Mfct, St.

Auto and Used Flirts, 2940-W. Auto glass installed. tl J24 Business Service! 18 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED on lac- tory equipment. Work fully guaranteed. Plxii Shop, 136 Vaughan St.

Jll SAWS SHARPENED, xeys or all kinds made. No waiting at Jim's Key Scop. 25 Hanover St. J9 BUSINESS SERVICE Business Service! 01 fcred 18 PICTURE FRAMES--Cnanes O. Meloon, Rooms 11 12, Arcadia 30 years experience.

Large line of fine mouldings. Gold leafing and small cabinet work. Pictures painted on glass. 25t J12 RADIOS, CLOCKS. GENERATORS put working order.

We anything nxable. rlxlt Shop, 136 Vaughan. tf jyl Moving, Trucking, 25 Storage Room! for Furniture Brick bldg, elevator, low insurance Agent! GREY VAN LINES, INC. Lorj Diitance Moving Expert China Or Furniture Packing N. H.

STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO. Tel, 570, MARGESON'S L. V. REGAN FURNITURE STORGE Local and Long Diitance Moving Elevator Service Agent ALLIED VAN LINES Telephone 1629-W Repairing and 29 FURN. UPHOLSTERED, Ml latest fabrics, mattresses rebuilt.

Free estimates. Call .1040, Boxer's Furn. Store, tf m20 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted--Mole 33 REPRESENTATIVE this territory for one of the most famous and widely advertised complete lines of Poultry Equipment and Supplies, in the world. Established dealer can add to his present line. Salesman now covering this terlrtory can Increase his income.

Ambitious beginner, owning a car, can build up a. profitable business. Phone Mr. Bulmer for appointment at DeWltt Hotel, July st Jyl Situation! Wanted--Male 37 STEADY JOB, garage or shop, preferred. What have you? Al Hayes, 1B53-W.

Iw J29 INSTRUCTION-- Local Instruction Classes 43 WANT A STEADY JOB? Then get Into welding. The demand far exceeds the supply of capable men. You too can get Into a steady, good paying position by studying welding in your spare time. Competent instructors. Private lessons.

Personal attention. Investigate now before our classes are fllled. Call Gunnison's WcldinK School for information. Tel. 1920.

tf jyl TUTORING--All subjects. Wentworth Tutoring School, Wentworth Road, New Castle. Tel. 966-W. 1m J19 45 Private Instruction EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted--Female 32 BOOKKEEPER; also housekeeper.

Dln- nerman'3 Super Mkt. Iw 128 PRIVATE TUTORING, beginning or advancgd Spanish, by experienced teacher. Tel. 2731-12 or Herald Box 40. 6t J2S LIVESTOCK-- i- Poultry and Supplies 49 YOUNG LADY as camp counsellor and 1 arts and crafts teacher.

State quail- I flcatlon and experience. Box 42. this office. 3t-Jy2 PORT. LWE POETRY.

116 Market; open Sat. Chickens Broilers 25c Ib, Fowl, 22c Special prices on large orders. tf jy3 MERCHANDISE Article! For Sale 51 CEMENT. GRAVEL, flii loam. Pit open all winter.

Deliver anywhere Phone 1920. Gunnl-Sons, tf VISIT IT. L. Grover's NEW AUCTION ROOMS. Private sales daily.

Household furniture or what have you to be taken In on consignment and sold on commission. No trouble to you we do the trucking and selling. Large stock to select from now at warehouse prices. Something for every room from cellar to attic to suit the budget. Located on Lafayette Highway, Route 1.

at 1 mile before Hampton Center from Portsmouth, N. or 1 mile from Hampton center toward Portsmouth. N. H. Opposite G.

H. Boardman's Gas Station, known as the Purlrjgton Place. Loofc for red nag. G. H.

Boardman, in charge. Open 7 a. p. m. dally.

Also visit other store at R. L. Gro- Ters, 3 Mechanics Court at 118 Mer- rlmac Newburyport, Mass. Tel. 649.

Open 6 a. p. m. Iw jyl Boati and Acceuorlei 52 30' LOBSTER OR PARTY BOAT. Cab- In forward.

Reasonable. Good condition. Frank PhllbrleJc, York Beach 454-W. 3t jy2 18 FT. OUTBOARD MAHOGANY RUN- ABO'DT.

18 ft. Manchester sail boat, 1572 Woodbury Ave. Tel. 352-M. St-jya 25 FOOT POWER BOAT, motor.

Tel. 1124. cylinder 3t Jy5 Farm and Dairy Product! 55 CABBAGE PLANTS, Ballhead, Penn State, 200, 75c, 500, 1000. $2, 5,000. $7,50.

Cauliflower. 100, $1. 1.000. 54.50. C.

W. Greene, Hampton Falls, N. H. 25t J14 MERCHANDISE Heunheld Goodi COAL RANGE, good condition. Seen Rt J.

H. Hobos, No. Tel. Bye Beach 98-2. 3t jy3 Mutical Merchandise 62 New "or Used--For or Brat rent pianot for all oeeaiioni for any length of time--Tuned and Delivered--SO ro chooie from.

E. Lothrop Piono Co. FrankKn Sq. Dover, N. H.

Wanted--To Buy WK BUY AND BELL ALL KINDS OP USED FURNITURE and untlques. Beaver 78 Market St. tl USED LUMBER, Tel. 2484S. 36 Jy2 ROOMS AND BOARD Rooms With Board 67 ROOM AND BOARD, gentleman, only.

M. Reynolds, 270 Richards avenue. 8t J2B FURN. -ROOMS. GOOD MEALS, parking space, reasonable, 24 Chauncey St.

Tel. -V59-R. 6t Jyl 2 DOUBLE ROOMS, board if desired, modern house. Tel. 1031 or 694.

6t Roomi Without Board 68 Fuel, Feed, Fertilizer 56 WOOD--Furnace chunks, pine slabs, $6 cd, sawed.I Kindling 8 baskets $1. White. Tel. 2397-J. J15 WOOD, Jimtjs, slabs, lurnace wood, fitted, S3 cd.

Kindling 8 baskets Ceo. Pace. Tel. 29B-2. tf fB LARGE, PLEASANT BOOM, private family; parking space.

7 Melcher street. Tel. 1806-R. ROOMS lor light housekeeping, "52 Daniels street, city. 6t jy2 Farm Equipment 56A Wanted--Livestock 50 Help Wanted--Mole 33 The Portsmouth Herali Classified Advertising COST CARD Count 5 Words To Line TBaysjTDTys S.96 Sf.Hf -1728 -1725' 1.60 1744 1780 1.53 1.92 2.16 i.if~ 2732 "2:30 2:88 3724 3760 2780 3753 3796 1720 3700 47G8 -3751 1.40 4748 ,5.04 Classifled Advertising Is on a Cash Basis.

When Insertions are not consecutive X-day rate applies. Minimum charce 3 lines (30c). Classified Display 51.00 per Inch, minimum 1 Inch. Monthly Rates are obtainable on complete rate card. CLASSIFICATION INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS-1--Deaths.

2--Oard ol Thanks. 3--In Memorlam. 4--Flowers and Mourning Goods. 5--FunenS Directors 6--Monuments and Cemetery Lots. 7--Porsonal 8--Religious anrt Social Events 8--Societies and Lodges 10--Strayed.

Lost. Found For Sale 11A--Automotive Agencies 12--Automobile Trucks For Sale Accessories. Tires, Parts 14--Garages. Autos For Hlro 14A--Taxi Service 15--Motorcycles and- Bicycles 16--Repairing. Service Stations 17--Wan terl--Automotive BUSINESS '5ERVICE-r Services Offered 19--BuilcUng and Contracting Dyeing.

Renovating 21--Dressmaking and Millinery 22--Heating. Plumbing. Roofing 23--Insurance and Surety Bonds 24--Sewing Machines 25--Moving. Trucking. Storage 26--Painting, Plumbing.

Decorations 27--Printing, Engraving. Binding 28--Professional Service 28A--Furriers 29--Repairing and Reflr-ishlng 30--Tailoring and Pressing 31--Wanted--Business Service EMPLOYMENT-32--Help Wanted--Fomalo 33--iHelp Wanted--Male 34---Help--Male and Female 35--Salesmen. Canvassers. 36--Situations Wanted--Female 37--Situations Wanted--Male FINANCIAL- SB--Business 39--Investment. Stock, Bonds 40--Money to Loan, Mortgages 41--Wanted--To Borrow INSTRUCTION-42--Correspondence Courses 42A--Instruction--Malo 43--Local Instruction Classes 44--Musical, Dancing.

Dramatic 45--Private Instruction LIVESTOCK-47--Doss, Cuts, other Pets 48--Horses. Cuttle. Other Stock i 40--Poultry anrt Supplies 50--Wanted--Livestock MERCHANDISE-51--Articles For Sale 51A--Barter nnd Exchange 52--Boats and Accessories 1 Material 54--Business and Olflce Equipment 55--Farm and Dairy Products 56--Fuel. Feed. Fertlllze- Equipment 57--Good Things to Eat 58--Komcmtcto Things 59--Household Goods GO--Jowclry.

Watches. Diamonds 61--Machinery and Tools 62--Musical Merchandise 62A--Radio Equipment 63--Seeds, Plants. Flowers 64--Specials at the Stores 65--Wearing Apparel 66--Wanted--Tx. Buy ROOMS AND BOAKr- 67--Rooms with Board 63--Rooms Without Board lor Housekeeping 70--Vacation Plaies 71--Whero To ''EKt 72--Where to Stop, in Town 73--Wanted--Rooms or Board REAL ESTATE FOB RENT-74--Apartments J-w Bent. 75--Business For Rent 76--Farms and Land For Bent "--Houses For Rent 5--Office and Desk Room 9--Shore.

Mountain. Lake BO--Suburban. Country For Bent S'--Wanted--To Rent SEAL ESTATE TOB SALE-- rur sale R3--Farms and Land For Sale 84--Houses For Sale For Sale 86--Shore. Mountain, Lake S7--suburban. Country For Bale In Real Bstata RURAL SERVICE MAN with Car wanted Immediately to cover local counties.

Should average $35 weekly to start, No Investment required. References. For personal interview rush your application to Lloyd's of America, 846 Cooper Camden. N. J.

at Jy3 ALL KINDS LIVE POULTRY. Highest, prices. Cash every sale. Write cr phone. Felnman.

5 Newmarket 63. 12m dll Articles For Solo 51 BOAT, sea sled, outboard motor, Kel- vlneator ice box, 28 Chevrolet, piano, S12 each; dining table, bed couch, Florence oil stove $5. Chas. Woods. Whlpple Kittery.

3t Jy2 HOMES-MADE TRACTORS for work. Ira A. Cottrell, Tel. 1028. 3t Jy3 Household 3-PIECE MAPLE BEDROOM SET, cost over S100, quick sale $50 cash.

36 Wlbird St. 3t jy2 of modem furniture. Including elec. range refrigerator; chance to buy and move In a modern apartment. Tel.

1914. tf Jy2 LAROE, CLEAN ROOM, twin beds, also smaller room. Parking. 529 State, near Middle. Tel.

996-M. 6t jy5 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Where Jo Stop In Town 72 HOTEL DOLVHIN, 28 High St. Rooms by day or wees. Reasonable rates. Centrally located.

Tel. 52333. tl Apartmenti For Rent 74 DOVER. 5 AND 6 ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished. modern.

Pleasant location. Herald Box 43. 6t Jy2 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT A'partmenti Far Rent 74 FURN. 4 rooms, bath, refined American people wired, References. Tel.

448-W, to 7 p. m. tt m7 NZWLY BUILT 4 ROOM APT. 20 Hill St. Bath.

Apply Iw jys APARTMENT, 3 rooms, bath, oil heat, hot water, gaa iitove, refrigerator. Tel. Exster S13. Vary J. Perkins, 33 Pine Street, Exeter.

iw J28 UNFURNISHED 4 rooms sun- porch, beet, hot water garage, 461 Middle at. J29 2 3 ROOM 9-room fur- nlshed. Deer Street Market. Phone 1976-M. J28 TWO ROOMS for light housekeeping.

Also single room, 179 State street. Jy3 FOUR BOOM APT. and garage, centrally located. Write Poet office Box 623. tf m20 S-ROOM MODERN TURN.

electric kitchen. 2nd floor. only. Inquire si Lincoln Ave. tf J10 Builnen Placet For Rent 75 THIRD FLOOR.

372 STATE formerly known ai Moose ball. Apply Herald office. Houiei For Rent 77 ATTRACTIVE SMALL COTTAGE. 6 rooms and porch, J20 per month, 5 Case Bieter, Tel. 156-W Exeter.

iwjyi JK.i'1'J.'JtBY' POINT. NEAR WATERFRONT. 3 ROOMS, bath, olectrlo refrigerator, electric range. Tel. Portsmouth 318-2.

Jy3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Property For 82 KITTHRY, COLONIAL DWELLING, fireplace, conveniences, oil heat, large waterfront lot. Cape Cod dwelling, up to the minute In every detail, exceptional value. Modern bungalow, centrally located. Dwelling, 8 a. tillage, good road.

Dwellings, cottagee and lots ia good locations. To let-Cape Cod dwelling, summer only. M. L. Nawsoa, Agency, 66 Whlpple Phone 995.

Iw 328 For 85 70X10, ATTRACTIVE LOCATION, Union BluBs, York Beach. F. Gould, 38 Oxford Newton Center, Mais. iw JM MERCHANDISE Seedf, Rowers 63 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Houiei For 84 NEW YEAR ROUND BUNGALOW. 1 large rooms, acres ol land, Mr- nlahed, including electrle refrigerator, 12100.

Lafayette road, 3rd house In Portsmouth coming from Rye. 3t jys FOR SALE HOME on Washington read, Weit Rye, N. H. 5 roomi--tile bath, garage, 'furnace, arteiian well, fireplace). Owner: UON J.

CAMPBELL, North Berwick Box 312 MERCHANDISE Seedi, Planti, Flowers 63 3-ROOM COTTAGE, furnished, it Dover toll bridge; boating, bathing, ashing. E. J. Boucher, Dover. Point, Dover 1880-23.

JyZ Office and Deik Room 78 HARTFORD 3nd floor Office. Apply Herald office. 315 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Property For Sale 82 ELIOT, 7-ROOM DWELLING, excellent location, l.acre lund, fruit trees, all covenlences, 14500. Geo. D.

Boulter Klttery, Me, Tel. 2340. 3t Jy2 A A I IN 100,000 Ornamental 2 years old Spruce in height. Beautiful in rows. at $1.00 per dozen, $7 per hundred Remit to Landscaper's Wholesale Assn.

Box 1, York Beach, Maine A. V. PENT, Jr. Box 1, York Beach, Maine A RIGHT TO'BEEF--It's branding time In Texas, so you can't blame this little beef if he kicks like a steer as the hot iron is applied by cowhands on Pitchfork ranch, near Giithrte. Rider at left has next victim in tow.

Cowboy with bucket swabs disinfectant on the brand. I' Kemper Sees Dictator If War Comes To DA of Commerce of the United States, warned the country that entry into the European war might lead to na- BI6 12 OUNCE BOTTLi tlonal bankruptcy and open the door to dictatorship at home. The Chicago insurance executive, who was elected head of the organ- izaation of business men at is annual meeting May 2, sounded this warning in a formal statement issued through Chamber headquarters here. "The primary concern of American business today is that our country not become involved in any foreign war," he said. "Business is not looking for the advantage of war profits and definitely is opposed to sending American boys and young men to fight on foreign soil.

"This does not mean that business favors peace at any price. On the contrary, it believes that every provision should be made for the national defense. Peace for ourselves best can be assured by providing ourselves with a navy, air force and military supplies adequate for any emergency." He said business believed adequate defense was the best insurance against foreign entanglements. Declaring the cost of government was entirety, too high, the Chlcagoan is why business properly protests the resulting high rates of taxation. But so far as national defense is concerned, business is willing to assume its full share of the cost." Every business man recognized that federal spending must be cur- Kittery that Kemper continued, and "participation gate, N.

J. by us in the present war would make that curtailment impossible. "A breakdown of the credit of our Dr. and Mrs, C. B.

Bobbins and children of Badger's Island spent the Fourth at their camp at Eliot. Miss Ina Williams has returned to her home in South Portland after passing a few days with relatives here. Mrs. Mervin G. Ford of Whipp'le road has been at a Boston hospital the past lo; days for Mrs.

Alfred Rose of Providence, R. was calling on friends here Wednesday afternoon. Messrs. George, Charles and Joseph Heeney are passing two weeks at the Doily Copp campground, Gorham. Sunday school sessions will be omitted at the Second Christian church beginning Sunday until the Sunday after Labor day.

Mrs. Katherine Stacy of Saco was a visitor in town Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. J.

Roy Dinsmore spent the holiday in Lynn, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Parrington are passing a lew days at their camp at Square Pond and had as their guests' on the holiday theirson, Oscar Farrington and family, of North Kittery. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Hopkins have returned from their wedding trip and are residing in an apartment on Commercial street. Hawley Brooks and family, who have been passing a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks of Government street, this morning for their home in Mar- government would open the same, door here that has made posisble the appearance on the European scene of the totalitarian state, and with it the loss of representative government." A typical member of a city council in the U.

S. is elected on a nonpartisan ballot and is paid about 5150 a year for salary. Mr. and Mrs. William Locke and little son of Chattanooga, have arrived here to pass a vacation with relatives.

Miss Eva Puller of New York Is visiting relatives over the holiday and weekend. Kittery Point Melody Club The Melody club was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. James Piides at her home on lane this week. A membership committee was appointed and it was voted to have active and associate members. The lesson the development of harmony was presented in questions and-answers form, after which the club enjoyed piano accordion selections by Martha Dixon and Marilyn Noyes.

The meeting closed with, the singing of "America the Beautiful." There will be an old-fashioned social for members and guests at the home of Mrs. Woodbury Burd on the evening Of July -15. Kittery Point Items The Ladies Auxiliary of the local fire company will meet Monday evening, July 8, with Mrs. Charles Billings. Mr.

and Mrs. Tabor and children of Hartford, axe visiting the former's sister, Mrs, Tabor Low, at Bray House. Mrs. Wells Moulton. and infant daughter have returned to their home on Haley road from the Portsmouth hospital.

Mrs. Harry spent the holiday with her mother in Saco. For the benefit of the Kittery Girl Scouts several of the historic old houses win be open to public Saturday from 11 to 6 p. July 20. Mr.

and Mrs. Farwell Knpp have Joined their children here for the 6ummer. One hundred bcatf of different types were anchored In the lower harbor over'the Fourth, owing to the storm and log. and Mrs. Manning' of Cambridge, have arrived at their summer for the season.

The deadly climate of Sierra Leone, Guinea coast settlement ed originally In 1788 for freed slaves, has made the area known as the "white man's grave." DOLLARS that reach to next week Eliminating Siberia, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, has one of the most extreme climates in the world. The summer record is 108 degrees above and it occasionally goes down to 45 below in 'winter. The Morning After-Taking Carters Little Liver Pills SOUTH END MARKET SCOTT AND ALLARD South Mill Bridge Tel 603, 604 PJenty of Parking Space -BUTTER Arm Swif 35c (SUGAR 10 T5s tor iUc BONELESS POT ROAST BEEF 25c 1B POULTRY FOWLS 25c CHICKENS-37c ROASTING PORK 19c 16 BONELESS SIRLOINS Roosting Beef 39e 16 LAMBS' LEGS 29e FORES 16c SLICED BACON 19c 16 Daisy Rolls 30c GROCERIES SPECIALS OXYDOL 2 Ige 39e 2 imall 19c MARSHMALLOW FLUFF 19e SPAM 2Se DEVILED HAM PASTRY FLOUR LIFEBUOY SOAP FRENCH'S MUST; RADIO SALMON HOME CIRCLE 2 TONICS (contents SHREDDED WHEA 2 for 23e 5-16 bog 23e 3 for 19e tRD 2 for 23e 27e No. 2 cant 29e 3 for 25e 3 for 27c f. 7 1 PRIME RIB OVEN ROAST 27e 115 SMOKED SHOULDERS 4 to 6 ovg 17e 16 Best Smoked SHOULDERS 25e 16 BONELESS POT ROAST BEEF 25e 16 CORNED BEEF All Lean 25e 16 --STEAKS-Top Rnd.

37e Rump 55c Cube 37c H. B. Steak 23c FRUITS VEGETABLES vine ripe 3 for 25e UNKIST Oranges, medium 25c large 39e EEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 5c LUMS, Santa Rosa 15e doz ed Star New Potatoes 39c pk aney Green Beans. 2 16i 21e lative Peas 3 16 1 29: atiye Cauliflower 'omotoes. Red ehry 15e 2 16i 19c 5c each bunches 29c 10e each lew Sweet Potatoes 4 16 25 ananas 4 "US 25c People who make a study of such things say there are three ways to make money S-T-R-E-T-C-H.

First. Plan your expenses and keep a record of what's spent. Second. Watch the pennies. It's the little savings that mount up.

Third. Buy carefully. That's where advertising comes in. Printed news in this paper, from store and manufacturer, keeps you advised of the best buys of day. Read the advertisements--carefully.

They'll give you the kind of information that makes this week's dollars reach over to next week!.