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paoi una SATURDAY, JULY ItSI THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, MONONGAHELA, PA. THE HERALD-AMERICAN, SONORA, PENNSYLVANIA Wan Funds For Vacatifioiro Fun? Sell A Don't Meed With-A Want Ad Minor Judiciary Of County Holds Interesting Meeting The Minor Judiciary and Constables' Association of Washing USE OUX ECONOMICAL 7-DAY RATE PHONE BL 8-7000 FR 9-6500 Fast-Changing Buying Habits Under Study By DOC QUIGG United PrtM International In Memorknn Pa. Graft Fair Opens July 25 Harrisburg, July 3 The annual State Craft Fair, one of Pennsyl vania's most attractive and edu cational summer events, will be held again this year at East Sfcroudsburg in the cool Poconos, July 25-26-27, says the State Department of Commerce. The Craft Fair is attractive in its hundreds of hand-crafted objects by the state's outstanding craftsmen, and educational in that any person who attends can obtain much information of value in home decoration and creative fields. Sponsored by the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen, the Fair is held on the campus of East Stroudsburg State Teachers Col- llege, in the heart of one of the state's leading resort areas.

Among the 1,000 members of the Craftsmen's Guild are top fig ures in pottery, weaving, woodworking, silversmitliing, enamel- ware, gem cutting, handwrought iron, and numerous other varied crafts. The Fair annually attracts thousands of visitors who find in it new pride in fellow Pennsylvania' achievements. Some visitors do their Christmas shopping early, finding here a great assortment of personal and home gifts ranging anywhere from delicate earrings to hooked rugs to large ceramic sculptures. Hours of the Fair are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Friday and Saturday, July 25 and. 26, and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, July 27. There is no admission fee. A fashion show of handwoven apparel will be held at 2 p.m.

Saturday, July 26. East Stroudsburg can be reached easily on good highways in the Pocono Mountain region. Travelers who wish to stay overnight or for the week end can find excellent food and lodgings within easy distance. It is wise to make room reservations in advance. The Craftsmen's Guild has 13 chapters, located at Philadelphia, Harrisburg.

Lancaster, Lebanon Williams-port, York, Reading, Al-lentown, Erie, Doylestown, Scran-ton, Hazleton and Waynesboro. LYONS, Colo. A full scale search for three-year-old Bena Fiddler was called off Tuesday when she was found behind a dresser at home. She said she hid because she didn't want her hair combed. Read The Want Ads ROCKEFELLER'S WILLING-Read- ing a prepared statement at a news conference In his officea at Rockefeller plaza In New York, Nelson A.

Rockefeller says, "1 would welcome the opportunity to run for governor i of New York state should the Republican party choose me." Quickies NEW YORK (LTD -The news from Washington says the Labor Department plans to ask Congress for five million bucks next year to survey in detail how Americans spend th i money. This would be a study of "fast-changing buying habits." For its consumer price index, it now checks prices of 300 items ranging from baby food to whisky. But it's concerned about possible buyer swicheroos from, say, beauty parlors to home per-manents, nylon to dacron, apartment-renting to home-buying. I'm ready. Let the survey begin.

Mr. Quigg, you are an expert on how Americans spend? A I should say I'm an author ity on how one American spends spends and. ity on how one American spends spends and. Now, to be specific. A You interrupted.

I wasn't finished. Very well, go ahead. and spends and spends. That is your complete answer? sweats it out. Yes, 'that's it tersely put.

Just th Facts And that one American is? A Little old me. Suffering me. No opinions, please. Just ihe facts. Now, have you bought any baby food recently? A Well, yes, in a manner of speaking.

My daughter is no longer a baby she's a teen-ager. SVe asked me for some money for taoinuldrhs cmfwyp vbgkqjxz some teen-age food only yesterday. Teen-age food? A Yes. You get it at the soda fountain. All I had at the moment was a $20 bill.

She took it. When the returned, it was all gone. Twenty dollars? At a soda fountain? A She met a couple of friends tnd took them along. Big eaters. Tsk tsk.

Now, how about beauty parlors versus home per-manents? A In my case, its barber hops versus home haircuts. The way things are, I just can't afford barber shops anymore. I do it at home. Shaves Head Your wife cuts your hair for you? A No, we can't afford scissors and clippers. Here, let me remove my hat and show you what I do.

Shave your head! A-Precisely. If Yul Brynnr can do it, so can I. Every morning, when I shave, I go right on from my face to my scalp. The only cost for that kind of hair-do is a tiny bit more lather. All right.

Now are you an apartment-renter or a home-buyer? A I live in an apartment, but I haven't paid the rent since April. Not since April? What did you do with the money? A I paid my income tax to help make it possible for you to get five million bucks to conduct a survey on how I spend my money. And by the way, just how do you spend the money for a survey? Look, I'll do the Q-ing here and you do the A-ing. Now, do you have any other thoughts on how the American spends? A No, just that he spends and spends and. running and come back here and listen, you coward.

New W. Va. Law Causes Confusion CHARLESTON, W. A new West Virginia law requires a motorist to show proof of payment of personal property taxes on his car before he can obtain a license plate. Sounds simple, but it has the State Motor Vehicles Department tearing its collective hair.

Here are some of the things that have been received instead of a small card certifying payment of the tax: a $2 weekly offering od-viously intended for a church, a dog license receipt, a capitation tax receipt and a marriage Milton Merlin Calling Off Hunt For Cat By HAZEL K. JOHNSON UPI Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UPI) About those cats. Milton Merlin wants it known that he couldn't be more appreciative and thank-you-very-much-for-your-interest. But TV series or no TV series, CBS story editor Merlin is calling oof a nation-wide hunt for a cross eyed calico cat 10 days from now and that's all there is to it! "It's beginning to get a little out of hand," Merlin said in a low, confidential tone. "Do you know I've had telephone calls from newspaper editors who have cats? Calls all the way from Roanoke, West Virginia?" It all started when the usual Hollywood trained animal sources failed to turn up a cross-eyed feline of the variety needed in a story to be filmed as part of "The Millionaire" series, a tele-play titled "My Aunt's Cat, Ralph." According to the iriginal Jack Roche story the plot concerned a cat so ugly that its owner (a little old lady) fears the animal would be turned over, unwanted, to the nearest animal sh 1 1 upon her death.

So she wills it her last $1,000 for its care after her death. When the woman becomes the recipient of a million dollars just hours before she passes on Ralph turns into the only millionaire cat in the Everything went well to is point. It was only after the CBS publicity department launched a full-scale cat hunt (via news releases, letters to the editor, etc.) that Merlin began to get nervous. "They told them to contact me" he said. "Fortunately, the stories noted' that I'm allergic to cats and said to send a photo and description of the cat, not the animal itself." "I'm up to here in cat photographs," he explained "This business has pre-empted most of my time and I've got to get back to work." Merlin fears the worst is yet to come.

"They tell me I'm the guy who has to choose Ralph. That'll be some job." The story editor says he has a half dozen "likely candidates" in mind, including entries from Lima Ohio; San Antonio, Topeka, Pittsburgh, and "an awfully good one" from Roanoke. (The editor's, per chance?) "We'll still accept pictures for another 10 days, but after that we've got to call it quits. We start filming in August and what if our cat doesn't pass his screen test? We'd -have to get hold of another one fast," Merlin said. WRONG SUGGESTION LONDON (LTD One-legged prisoner Glyn Peters went to Wandsworth Hospital to get a new metal leg Wednesday.

Doctors put the artificial leg on and suggested he walk around to try it out. Peters walked out of the hospital and is still missing. By Ken Reynolds ton County held its monthly meet ing at the Polish Falcon Club in Donora, on Sunday, June 2 The meeting was called to or der by Squire Louis I. Quail, President, of the Association With the pledge to the flag. Other officers present were Al derman William Collins first-vice president of Monongahela; Squire Ralph Wise, second vice president of Clays vilte; Alderman Byron Coleman, treasurer of Mononga hela and Squire Ralph Weaver, secretary of Amity.

Association solicitors were present in the persons of Attorney Austin Murphy of Charleroi and Attorney Jess Costa of Bentleyville. Thorn as Terputic, Washington attorney, was appointed by the chair as one of the associations solicitors to fill a vacancy created by ihe resignation of William C. Porter. Attendance at the meeting was good and the secretary reported that the membership had more than doubled since January of this year, having a total of more than eighty members. Arrangements are being made to conduct a civil law school this coming fall at the County Court House.

The course will be sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction. Among notables attending the meeting were Assistant District Attorney, Howard Carson; Chief County Dectective Hannah Johns; Coroner Farrell Jackson, and Blatch Cummins, the newly appointed County Commissioner. Austin Murphy made a report to the membership concerning routine business of the Association. Sgt. Trombetta, Pennsylvania State Police, in charge of the Belle Vernon Barracks, was the main speaker.

The next regular meeting will be held at the call of the president during the month of September. The Capitol Whirl United Press International The politicians on Capitol HiU and throughout the state are breathing a lot easier since Attorney General Thomas D. Mc-Bride ruled that no special session of the Legislature was necessary because of the unemployment compensation extension issue. A special session during an important election year would be as popular as a burst bee's nest at a picnic. Although the subjects to be taken up are outlined beforehand, floor debate is free and unlimited and the session could become a sounding board for all the ills, imagined and otherwise, of both parties.

Then, lawmakers have the election to think of. All of the members of the House of Representatives have their campaigning to worry about and the same applies to half of the Senate. Most of all, it is unlikely that Gov. George M. Leader would want a special session.

The governor has made the record on which he wants to campaign for the U.S. Senate. He does not want it beclouded by such extraneous issues as might crop up in a summer session, right before the election. A little-known fact came to light during an investigation of an accident which led to the burning of a $3,500 state automobile dur ing an out-of-state pleasure jaunt by Deputy Auditor General Alfred Novello. State' cars bear the no tation "for official use only" on their tags.

The one used by No vello did not. Plates without this notation are known as "confi dential plates" and are common ly used by state police detectives. state revenue agents and other investigators. Novello apparently latched on to a car with such a plate. He was on a trip with his wife to the Catskllls over the Memorial Day week end, author ized, according to Novello, by his cief Auditor General Charles C.

Smith. A short circuit resulted in a fire which destroyed the car. The state's so-called "conscience fund" is still receiving contributions periodically. The fund gets its name from usually-anonymous contributions sent in by persons who owe, or imagine they owe, the state some money. at.

a Shrine convention In Chicago. This must come as a rest surprise to all those TV wild west heroes. finding hintory ton iongh coume, Calcutta Vucfrnf.t rioted. So, ihrjf decided to make some of their ownf III A Chicago suburb hat veled le lrporat Itielf at the city ef Utopia, left heee It lives up te the namel Red China's antl-pest eampalfn has knocked off more than, a billion rats, and as' many sparrows. Not murn fun anymore tyjlng tv fhlnnna ftt rss V-', GE electric dryer, Maytag washer, Electromaster etec.

stove, old fashioned bedroom suite, marble top. HU 3-5658. 9x12 rug and pad, good condition. BL 8-9449. Vanity dresser, easy chair, rock er, 9x12 rugs, buffet, small table, 4 chairs.

BL 8-8807. 58 Business Opportunities FOR SALE Elite Bar and Res taurant. Modern bar, central location, low rent, books open for inspection 323 McKean Charleroi Hu 3-8037 59 Services Offered MODERN HEATING ROOFING PLUMBING SIDING HEATING Sheet Metal Work. No job too small or too large. Workmanship guaranteed.

For FREE estimates call BL 8-4350 24 hour service PAINTING Interior, exterior. Free Estimates. Call Bob's Paint Service, BL 8-5074, HU 3-3440. LOADING HAULING Top Soil Reddog Phone BL 8-8040 KLINE'S UPHOLSTERY George J. Kline, Prop.

New Suites Made To Order Re-upholstering Repairing Cushions Refilled All work guaranteed 5 Years Main New Eagle BL 8-7959. CLEANED on location ru upholstering, wall to wall carpets. Call BL 8-6961. LAWN MOWERS all makes models. Repairing, machine sharpening.

Kiefer, Eldora. FR 9-8914. REPAIR your chimney now. Don't wait. Free estimates.

CaS BL 8-6534. LADDERS FOR RENT 12 40' Aluminum. Delivered BL 8-5329 or BL 8-6015. FURNITURE, bought, sold, re paired; screen doors repaired; window glass installed. Called for and delivered.

Call BL -8533. TAYLOR'S RUN REPAIR SHOP Screen Doors A Windows repaired. Furniture bought, sold and repaired. Window glass installed. Called for and delivered.

BL 8-8533. 60A Boats Motors 16' Fiberglass boat, windshield, steering control, convertible toe fitted cover. 35 HP Evenrude motor, electric starter. Boat trailer BL 8-6539. 14' Boat, windshield, steering, canvas cover, trailer, 25 H.

P. Evenrude motor, electric start er. Call BL 8-4189 after 6 p.m. 62 Automobiles for Sale VICKERS CHEVROLET A LOT FULL OF VALUES 1956 FORD Hardtop, 2-door V8, radio, heater, back-up-lights, turn signals. One owner.

LOW mileage. Sharp clean car. 1955 CHEVROLET Convertible, 8, automatic, radio, heater, back-up-lights, turn signals, A title. REAL BUY! 1954 FORD 2-door V8, standard shife, radio, heater, back-up lights, turn signals, Ready for delivery. 1953 CHEVROLET 4-door, power-glide, radio, heater, back-up-lights, turn signals, good running car for work or pleasure.

Good 1952 CHEVROLET 2-door, stand-ard shift, radio, heater. A special, this week. MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM. SPECIALLY PRICED FOR 4TH OF JULY CLEARANCE, WHILE THEY LAST. VICKERS CHEVROLET Monongahela BL 8-6100 70R SALE 1951 Chevrolet Sedan needs snotor $135.00 Phone HU 3-4045.

1952 Ford fordomatic, radio and heater $295. DI 8-7708. 1955 PONTIAC Star Chief Convertible. Excellent condition. Must sell Sacrifice.

BL 8-8231. Legal Advertising NOTICE SilCTRICIANI Sealed'- proposal! will be receive! bv Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, City Clerk, for the initalliUon of Park In I Lot Llghtt at th Municipal Parkins Lot in th City of Monet Bids will be received at the Cits' Clerk Office, City Hall. Mononia. Mn.

until four o'clock P. M. Wedneaday July 195. th ntsM o( Council Meetins. at which men Ing the bid will be opened.

The Council of th City of Mononj Rahela reserve th right to rJel any or all bids. The acceptance or rejection bldi shall be made at laid meeUnf or subsequent meeting" or meUnfs. the time and place of which hall be publiciv announced when the bids are opened. Sppcificaunns may obtlnd the Offic of th City Clerk, City Hall, Monongahela, Pa. A certified check for ten pr cnl (10) of the total amount of the bid, or a bid bond, I rquird wit 'Vh William B.

Hill. Director Jun 30f July 3, 19i. Chariot Racer FlippedUnder Horses' Hooves HOLLYWOOD By VERNON SCOTT UPI Hollywood Correspondent ROME (UPI)-It's been 2,000 years since a chariot racer has been flipped under the hooves of runaway furses, but that is ex actly what happened to a Holly wood stuntman here during the shooting of "Ben Hur." Stuntman Joe Canutt took the spill during a particularly danger ous sequence that required horses chariot and all to leap over the wreckage of a demolished enemy chariot. It went like this: The 16-acre set, representing an ancient arena, was filled with 5,000 Italian extras, mutinous about having to stand in the blazing sun. A chicken-wire fence surrounded the set to keep the actors from disappearing, only to turn up later to collect their pay checks.

In the center of the chariot track a phalanx of Italian assistant directors kept shouting instructions into a public address system. Not once during the broiling afternoon, except for the brief time when the cameras were rolling, did the zalous assistant stop howling at the sweating, thirsty throng in the stands. Plans Difficult Trick While the extras were moved from place to place to keep the assistants happy, young Canutt and a crew of Hollywood stunt men (led by his father Yakima Canutt) planned the difficult trick. Five hours of preparation were necessary for the proper placement of the ramp and damaged chariots. Three cameras were set up and the track watered down to prevent dust.

Several times the horses were run over the debris. Each time they cleared the jump perfectly. Finally, tensely, everything was ready. Canutt, wearing Roman robes mounted his chariot down track. Other chariot teams took their places and the cameras rolled.

The horses charged toward the stunt site and all hell broke loose. Instead of taking the iumo smoothly, Canutt's chariot rock. eted off the ramp straight into the air, flipping the stuntman un der the flying feet of his four white horses and within inches nf the heavy, whirling wheels of the chariot. Silence Is Noted For perhaps five seconds ther was a deafening stillness. Even the unhappy extras held their breaths.

Miraculously Canutt staseerprl to his feet, unhurt except for a minor rash in his chin and a fnv bruised ribs. Seeing this the Italians screamed approval. The microphone passed quickly from hand to hand amone the assist ants who heaped praise on Canutt. tanutt was rushed to the MGM hospital at the Cinecitta studio, fnr a checkup. But father Yakima was less upset about Joe's spill than he was about failure of the stunt.

"This means we'll have fn rp. write the race sequence a little," he said, scratching his chin. it doesn call for the man to be tossed out of the chariot. Nm we'll have to rig another scene snowing him climbing back onto the chariot while tlie horses continue to run full blast." Las Vegas Hotel Plans 'Skyscraper' Addition LAS VEGAS Npv mvn Construction of an 18-story addition to the Dunes Hotel on Las Vegas' guttering "Strip" will be gin mis summer. The building would tower above all other Nevada buildings and would include facilities fnr vention hall seating 1,500 per sons, puis display rooms.

A recent $20 payment came from a rather unusual source from a Catholic mission with an accom panying note which said merely mai nas been "asked to forward a conscience debt that is owed to the state of Pennsylva nia." Some payments in the nast nave been made by priests acting as intermediaries for rerjpntnnt confessors. One $50 contribution came in this manner. State Property and Supplies Secretary Andrew M. Bradley the first Negro to become a member of a governor's cabinet in Pennsylvaniahas done some interesting research on the new African state of Ghana. Bradley is the authority for the fact that more than two million slaves were ship ped from the territory now known as Ghana over a 100-year period beginning in the 17009.

Bradley recently represented the Conmion-wealth when the National Newspaper Publishers Association honored the new Negro nation in PhtladeJita. Lire Stock NEW SHIPMENTS OF Wiscon sin Cows arriving every 10 days. Large selection of fresh and close cows always on hand. Cash pre ferable but credit can be arranged. GEORGE LISKER SONS Rt.

982 R. D. 2 Mt. Pleasant, Pa. (Near Pleasant Valley Grange Hall) 33 Building Material Marble Window Sills CERAMIC TILS McNeill 635 Atlantic Ave.

McKeesport Call ORchard 2-9641 34 Repairing All Kinds CONCRETE AND BLACKTOP Driveways, concrete floors, side walks, retaining walls, etc. House raising Harry Ashcraft. Ph. BL 84603. WE ARE INSURED EXCAVATING CRANE WORK Trenching Bulldozing Drag Line Loading and Hauling of Red Dog Foundation and grading THOMAS R.

PROSSER SONS Dry Run Ph. BLM314 Monongahela. R. D. 2 38 Moving Hauling WILLIAMS TRANSFER Moving and Hauling Ph.

BL 8-9700 Monongahela MOVING GENERAL HAULING LOUTTIT TRANSFER Phone BL 84550 Monongahela 39 Furnished Rooms FURNISHED ROOM -with bath. Pleasant surroundings. Ideal for bachelor or young lady. BL 8-8284. 40 Unfurnished Rooms 3 rooms, laundry, large cellar, hot water, furnace jieat.

1401 Meldon Ave. FOR RENT 3 rooms, bath. Inquire 314 E. Main Mo nongahela. 42 For Rent Office Rooms suitable for offices or beauty salon.

2nd floor, 3rd and Main. BL 8-4923. 43 Unfurnished Apartments FOR RENT i rooms, bath. private entrance. Phone FR 9-8569.

FOR RENT 3 large rooms, bath, Private entrance. Phone BL 8-7508 or BL 8-4826. 44 Furnished Apartments TWO ROOM furnished apart ment; private bath and en trance. Inquire 1115 W. Main Monongahela.

46 Wanted to Rent 5-6 room house or apartment in Monongahela. Three adults, re ferences. Write Box 631 care Daily Republican. 47 Houses to Rent 6 bath, laundry, porch, newly decorated, central location. BL 8-5332.

FOR RENT House 5 rooms, bath. Write to Box 140 care Herald-American. 3 ROOMS, bath, pantry. Locat ed on Hoon St. Monongahela Call BL 8-8607.

52 Houses for Sale FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSE 4 rooms, basement, gas furnace, large lot, in East Monongahela. BL 8-7382. 2 Story frame dwelling of 7 rooms bath, sun parlor and garage on large lot, Second ward, residential section. Priced right for quick sale. JOHN G.

NOBLE Real Estate Monongahela, Pa. 4 Room bungalow, powder room, gas furnace, storm windows. BL 8-5174. For Sale 7 room house in Fells-burg. Garage acre of ground.

Call FR 9-5636 after 6 p.m. 54 Lots end Acreage 2 CHOICE building lots, 105x287 Restricted, on black top road. Sun Dell Plan. Utilities. Cash or time.

Bentleyville 9-2093. FOR SALE Lot 100 by 200 at Fellsburg, near new Rosteaver Jr. High. Phone FR 9-6517. 56A For Sale FOR SALE Small baby crib, wooden table and 4 chairs leather seats, royal sweeper.

FR 9-5792 FOR SALE Cement single garage with valuable frontage, 236 Chess Monongahela. Commercial possibilities. Call Bentleyville 9-2093. 42" STEEL cabinrt sink $30. auto radio lor Buick Call FR 9-8728.

26 In loving memory of Chester A. Sovesky who died two years ago, today, July 5, 1956, we pray: "Eternal rest give to him, Lord; and let perpetual light shine upon him." Sadly missed by Mother, Father, Brothers and Sisters Special Notice Wallpaper steamer ft floor sander Rental. Reasonable Daily Rates SUN WALLPAPER PAINT CO, PHONE BL8-9100- LINDE OXYGEN Acetylene, Prest-o-lite. Complete line of welding supplies and equipment. GUTTMAN SUPPLY CO.

Speers Road Bella Vernon HU 3-7432 AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY MEL HART Phone: Waynesburg 1199 TOP SOIL AAA-1 ANALYZED Call BL 8-6843 after 4:30 p.m. JAMES HARRISON SUMMER BOWLING Mondays 6 to 11 p. m. Tuesday thru Friday 7 lu 11 p.m. VENANZI'S Bowling Center 519 E.

Main St. Monongahela CHAS. SANDERS Greenhouse CLOSED Saturdays Sundays DURING JULY AUGUST 1 Lost and Found Lost Green Parakeet in March, believed found. Please call Mrs Boyd FR 9-4137. Insurance STATE FARM INSURANCE Charles A.

Eisenberg Phone FR. 9-7195 See Me For Remarkably Low Rates On Auto Insurance With STATE FARM MUTUAL J. W. Tregembo, Agent 1023 Lincoln St. Phone BL 8-8262 CONSULT EUGENE M.

LONG About Your Insurance 421 W. Main St. BL MM 7 Male Help Wanted Aggressive type man neat and po lite for established route worK. Preferred married man. $95 a week to start.

Write Box 636 care Daily Republican. 9 Female Help Wanted APPLICATIONS now being ac cepted for Toy Demonstrators. No investment needed. No collecting or delivering. Car necessary.

For interview call Eliza beth 2155-J or 5120-J13 or write Mrs. Williams, Box 97 R. D. 1, Monongahela. WAITRESS Apply in person P.X.

Tavern. 775 Meldon Donora, Pa. WAITRESS Must be over 21 vears of asre. Write Box 637 care of Daily Republican, Mononga hela. 12 Work Wanted OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINTING Free Estimates Phone FR 9-6658 15 Coal for Sale COAL REDDOG ASHES 1 TON AND UP WATER DELIVERY FRANK M.

CAMPBELL-DI8-5217 16 Household Goods $100 Trade In for your old living room and bedroom. Green Stamps, too! OHIO FURNITURE CO. North Belle Vernon 413-J FOR SALE two living room chairs good condition. Reasonable. Phone BL 8-8452.

FOR SALE 9 niece dining room suite. Reasonable. Phone FR 9-6261. FOR SALE couch, chair, gas heater. Reasonable.

51 High land Terrace. Donora FR 9-4866 17 Furnaces Used 22" Sunbeam coal furnace, good condition. Very cheap. Murray 4-7603. 18 Plumbing and Heating Plumbing, Heating Wiring Repairs or Remodeling.

JOSEPH D. SEVICK BL 8-8869 or DI S-7147 HEATING or PLUMBING PROBLEMS? Phone BL 8-5700 or Free Estimate Budget Terrra MYERS MYERS Serving the Valley over 50 Vt 20 Radio, TV and Electrical SETHMAN RICE 845 McKean Donora. TV Radio Sales and Service Phone FR. 9-8970. 21 Musical Instruments IT DOES MAKE a difference where you buy that piano, ocean or accordion.

Investigate at Ayers first. You can save a $20 bill on that band instrument thru the school rental plan at AYERS MUSIC CENTER. FR 9-6960. YOU'RE TELLING ME! ty WtlllAM IITT Centre! PrtH Writer AN AD in the Times ot London Offers a "Caribbean kingship" for sale-price $3,000. Only three Gs! This makes the man at the next desk wonder If th full title Isn't "King of Cheapskates I III Am Oxford economiit Brituh hoMtewivet do 110 billion worth of work annually.

The little woman a pearl beyond price. i Ruiilan ritulturlsH claim they em reduce tupt-cabbag heads. Wall, )wt heee 'em etrt ef Inter-atleeel litlcil iff A Arthur Godfrey, teleifltdn and radio personality, is to receive aj hummhii of th Year Award ssssweMB'! sw ss' FvgBjje bvbk 1 T. H. li t.

M. ff. -T Get your own woms at that bait shop in the Want Adr.