The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 13

i TUESDAY. MAY 22. EAST LnTRPOOL REVIEW PAGE TRTRTEEN Tntn This Game of Proverbs Interesting and Profitable Start Today! fQy Eftate PRICES GO UNCHANGED barely steady. Eggs, barely steady. Live poultry, lower on fowls, six pounds and up.

17c medtum fowls. 15c; Leghorn. 12-13c; Leghorn broilers, 18-22c; ducks, heavy. 14-15c; ducks, old. 10-12c; old roosters, 9c, Potatoes, old a cwt.

MRS. EELLS HEADS Silver Shares Narrow LISBON UNIT In Early Tradings Today. Announcements special Notices dr. STANFORD FOOT SPECIALIST Thursdays 9 a. m.

to 8 p. m. over Broadway at Btii. OVER 40 TRS. constantly devoted to UPHOLSTERING.

Thousands of satisfied patrons IndicaU our ability as TRUSTWORTHY. OUR PRICES ARE MODERATE Murphy. 624 Green La. Ph. 21o6-'W.

Employment Help Wanted for pottery office. Must be able to take dictation. Prefer girl with pottery office experience. Write Box U-3, care Review. By The Associated Preas.

NEW YORK. May 22 ous stocks were virtually unchanged in the dull early dealings Silver shares were narrow, a tew soft spots were in evidence. American Commercial Alcohol yielded a point and U. S. Steel slipped fractionally.

U. S. Smelting. Du Pont. Homestake.

Santa Fe. West- Inghouse and Union Pacific ruled about even to slightly improved. Although there were further indications that some lines of business and industry have passed thetr seasonal peak. Dun Bradstreet reported that commercial failures throughout the country during the past week totaled only 212 compared with 222 in the previous and 529 In the like 1933 period. Estimates of the American Iron Steel Institute that current steel operations were off 2.4 points at 84.2 per cent of capacity were about in line with expectations In financial district.

ana- however, expressed the hope that an expansion of government spendlngwnd home building tlons would soon tend to revive the r. demand for steel generally. County-teat School Organization Elects Officers at Final Meeting for Term Monday. Bring Your JUNK to HIGHEST PRICES Moore St. Phone 701-J.

Mrs. Either EeUs wa.i named president when the Lisbon Parent association elected officers at Its final meeting of the school term Monday night in the David Anderson high school. Other officers elected are; Vice- president. Mrs. Floyd Lower; secretary, Miss Dorothy Cameron; treasurer, Mrs.

Sexton. Plans were also made by a summer round-up of children entering school for the first time next fall. This will be held on June in connection with a physical clinic. Talks were given last night as Hows: Mrs, Morgan Cox, of a College Attorney Robert T. Hall.

Cost of a College Education;" Miss Grace Co k. "Sa. T- The the oldest and largest upholstering house in city, call us for estimates on your repairing, reupholstering. cleaning and remodeling your living room furniture. NATIONAL FURNITURE.

Ph. 2243. Lost and Found gray kid purse, containing money and bills, call 1872-W. Reward. Finder 19 Jewel Illinois wrist watch, black cord strap.

Ph. 3118-W. Reward. hound with white and dark apota and slit In ear. near Pughtown.

Return to John Baker, Newell. Reward. WOMAN educated, business tact, over 25. unencumbered for congenial position. Write Educators, 335-3th Pittsburgh.

Merchandise Merchandise Miscellaneous For Sale Radios Service FOR SALE ft. used bath txib in good condition. Phone Wellsville 692-R. 21 Household Goode STOP! LOOK! HEED! LAST OPPORTUNITY 10 Salesmen, Agenta 11 Experienced Salesman TO call on home owners. All we ask is 5 hours a day canvassing.

Guaranteed drawing account. State experienca and qualifications. Writs Box U-1, care Review. Business Service 15A- Beauty and Barbering Employment Male Help Wanted East Liverpool Qrain Prices paid to farmera at mill aa Hated by local dealers: Wbeat, 80c; rye. bu.

oats, bu, 40c; shelled corn, bu, SOc; ear com, bu, 55c; mixed hay ton. 111; timothy hay, ton, straw, ton. 18. TRIBUTE PAID 0. S.

MARSHAU Funeral Services Held Monday for Former Senator. MAN wanted with fair education, mechanically inclined, now employed, desiring to better his position by qualifying as an installation expert and service engineer on all types of electric refrigerators. No exp, necess. but applicant must be willing to train during spare time for a few months. Write giving age, phone, present occupa.

and address. Box T-6, Review. Fsmale Help Wanted shoe sales lady, steady position. Write U-6, Review. Chloago Qrtln CHICAGO.

May 22. Cooler weather and partial relief from drouth served to make grain prices average lower early today. For the time being, grade lacked volume. Opening unchanged to down, July wheat later scored some advance. Corn started unchanged to off, and subsequently altered little.

Pittsburgh Livestock PITTSBURGH, May S. Department of 500, very slow, steady to 10c lower; small lots 160-220 lbs, 220260 lbs, $3.75 to above 250 lbs. 13.50 to $3.75: 150-150 lbs. $3 to 13.25; under 150 lbs, 12.25 to sows $2.75 down. Cattle.

30, nominal; better grade I yearlings $7 to mediums $5.25 to good heifers $5 to fat cows up to 14; beef bulls mo tly $3.50 to $3.75. Calves 150, un anged; good and choice vealers to mediums 15 to heavy calves $5 down. Sheep 300, steady; best shorn lambs few springers $11; shorn 'tvethers $5.25 down; fat shoni ewei around $4. new CUMBERLAND, W. Va, Mav 22.

Funeral services were held Monday for Oliver S. Marshall. 83, president of the West Virginia state senate In 1899, who died at his home In New Cumberland Saturday. Marshall was the father of John Marshall, assistant United States attorney general under President Coolldge. He served three terms in the state senate from the First district after being county clerk for 12 years.

He also was principal of New' Cumberland schools at one time. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Nora Householder Marshall; two sons, John of W'ashington, D. SALESLADY for local store Must be thoroughly capable to merchandise hosiery, gloves and other accessories. Must have A-I references.

Write Box U-4, care Review. Floral HAIRCUTS 25c FINGER WAVES CROQUIGNOLE Permanents $2.46 IRON BEDS AND SPRINGS $4.00 TO $10.00 ONE FOLD BED $10.00 4 $8.00 DAY BED $4.00 5 COMBINATION DRESSERS $300 4 PAHLOR SUITE $16.00 LARGE WALNUT DRESSER $12.00 other ARTICLES Kree HOT WATER BOTTLE WITH EACH $10.00 PURCHASE. T. MANLEY 6TH WASH. OVER GARDEN wheel hoe cultlvstor.

complete with 5 prong bulltongue and vdow. Exceptional value at $2.89. TROTTER HARDWARE COMPANY wall PAPER Suitable for rooms 5c roll. STAR WALLPAPER STORE. 609 Dresden Ave.

Musics' Instruments Live 30- Livestock For FARM and GENERAL purpose HORSES, mated teams, acclimated, ready to work. Cook Anderson Beaver. Pa. 32- Poultry Supplias McNICOL POULTRY FARM Chicks St Hatchery Now. Phone 2S55-M.

St. Rt. $67 FOR SALE living, dining, bed room and kitchen furniture, Inq. 333 Rural Lane. bet.

2 A 9 p. and pi bench, in excellent condition, price $50. Inq. 406 Vine St, 27- Buslness fcqulpmant FOR for entire house, beds, stoves, chairs, tables, sewing machine. 301 Jefferson.

TYPEWRITERS, ADDING MACHINES SOLD, rented, repaired. Reasonable prices. Ask for Mr. Galbreath. McCullough Elec.

opp. Review office. 413 Wash. Phons M-377. ONE Thor electric Washer.

Five electric radios from $18.00 up. One Remington and one Oliver Typewriter. NATIONAL FURNITURE CO 122 6th St Ph. 2248. (Includes Haircut 129 W.

6TH. Push Wave.) PH. 90 Ganeral Sarvica WATCH and Jewelry repairing. Personal attention to all work. R.

F. PRESCOTT. 121 W. 6TH. TWO brand new SWEEPER VACS 839.80 THE D.

M. OGILVIK CO. FOR SALE Kelvinatop Electric Refrigerator Plants and Saada FOR SALE BLACK RASPBERRY PLANTS PHONE T512-R-14, CTHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! NOW IS THE TIME. LKCiHORNS. REDS.

ORPHINQ- TONS. WYANDOTTES, ROCKS. CUSTOM HATCHING. RED COMB HATCHERIES DRESDEN AVE. PH.

293 37- Houses FOR room house, all con- veniencss. Phone Wellsville 217-J. FIVE rooms, bath, elec, yard, on St Clair, Good condition, reasonable rent Inq. 1024 St. Clair.

I room house. Alpha 4 room house in Lttrle England, low rant Call Kerr Lumber Co. Wanted To Rent and Board WANTED house of 3 or 4 rooms and bath. Phone 1097-W. Fpr Estate 34- Slasping Rooma NICELY furnished room, good location, reasonable, references exchanged.

Phone 818. 261 W. furnished front room, suitable for I or 2, all conveniences. Ph. 2136-J.

RUSSET SEED POTATOES from certified seed. Inq. Carl Wollam, Route 2. Ph. 7508-R-ll.

NEW land grown Cumberland Raspberry plants. $6.00 per 1,000. Inq. Geo. (iyurovcslk, Kikton, Ohio.

A-1 CONDITION. MIRRORS RESILVEREl) WILLIS. 306 PH. 2228. MAYTAG WASHER authorised repair service.

Genuine parts. IHCE ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. 413 5th. Phone 491 Phone 29 403 Market St for Starkey; treasurer, Martha Jane Hart; assistant treasurer, Luella A short program was rendered as follows; Piano duet, Betty and Dorothy Hark; piano solo, Mary Wade; piano solo, Luella Present were Betty, Dorothy and Martha Jane Hart, Winona McKee, Grace Starkey, Luella McCutchen, Edith Russell, Wade, Freda and Dorothy Smith. Barbara Brown, Mildred Skinner, Palline Ludlam and (uby Anderson.

The June hostess ili be Martha Jane Hart. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

McCracken Mouogaiiela, visited Sunday and Edmund of Huntington, W. 1 honm of Mr. and John and two daughters, Mrs. Boyd; overbaugh. E'st Main street.

INQ. 225 W. 6TH. PH. 938.

Speciale at Stores Distinctive, artlatic. awnlnga Call now for eatlmatea. A. 11. KOUNTZ WE repair and stock for all makes of waahers.

and 716 Avondale. HANDY RADIO SERVICE. PH. WANTED OlBVBland LIvsstook. CLEVELAND, May 225; market steady; 7501,100 choice 650950 good medium, common good medium common heifers 600-850 good $5- medium common cows (all weights) good medium cannei-s and cutters bulls butchers bologna Calves 500, market slow; steady; prime veals choice veals medium common Sheep and lambs market active and steady; choice clipped lambs Medium to good mMrime wether sheep ewes medium to good Hogs, 1.000; market 5 to 10c lower; heavy 250-300 mediums 220-250 good butchers 180-220 yorkers 150-180 pigs, 100-140 roughs stags $175.

Chambers of Cincinnati and Miss Virginia Marshall, a teacher in New Cumberland schools. The funeral was attended by former members of the legislature and members representing bar associations of PeuusyivHiiid. Ohio and West Virginia. Prof. E.

R. Gay of Bethany college conducted the services. Pallbearers were nfembers of the Hancock Bar association. Burial was in the Marshall family plot, where members of the family since days of the Indian wars are Interred. Mrs.

Boice James and daughter, Virginia, were East Liverpool shoppers Saturday. Bruno llllg is confined with illness In his home on the Sallne- ville-Lisbon road. Mrs. Nettle Howell and daugh- Ltr Pauline, and Mrs. Ailcna Scott in New Phlladel- THREE CROONERS HEARD MONDAY AUTO AND HOME RADIOS TO REPAIR also install auto radios.

and parts carried in stock. WOODS CLINE RADIO SERVICE 226 W. 6th. Phona 938. WHITE Sewing Machines TABLE MODEL ELECTRIC $43 REPAIRING.

SUPPLIES all makes D. M. OUILVIE PHONE 14. We Have A Most Complete Line Of SEEDS PLANTS TOOLS FERTILIZER MARY PATTERSON MEMORIAL Coiy for NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION Y. M.

C. A. TRANSIENT BOOMS 81.00 and $1.25 Per Night Shower Batha Switning Pool. City Property SIX rooma, 1 acre on Route 7, close to city. F.aay terms.

JOHN W. CHARLTON. PH. 893-M- REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE ADAM CRAIG 101 K. Ith St.

Ph. S3S-J. SIX room house In Klondyke, gas, water, Inatde toilet. Price $600. 4 cash, bal.

as rent. D. F. WHITE SON Ph. 693 FOR SAT.E 6 bath, gas, will take car as part payment.

Bal. aa rent. 935 Dresden bet. 5 A 7 p. m.

47- Suburban Property 38- Room and Beard ice room with meals, waahtng and uee of garage. Phone III7-M. to board In prl- Box vate home In country. T-9. cure Review.

SIX of land, five room ling and orchard in field Additi This is a raal gain. $1600 00. SEE GEO H. OWEN 4 CO, A Beal Estate Agts Flatiron Bidg. Phone 81-Lotg 3 Housskssping Rooms Evfrything For The Farm and Qardeii SEE THE NEW GRUNOW WITH CYRRL'E Th3 World's Fci st INSURANCE Gel Our Rates WE PAY A DIVIDEND LEE G.

COOPER 25 Years In ths Buslneaa. LITTLE BLDQ. PHONE 501 East Liverpool, Wellsville Vocalists Take Part in Contest at WInland Auditorium, East jLlveppool Produce Prices paid to farmers, ss listAd by local dealers: Fresh eggs. doz. 15 to 16c; apples.

60 to 75c; cabbage, 100 $3.00 to $3.50, potatoes 100 lb. sacks $2.00 to turnips and carrots, chip basket 40 to 50c James Anderson of Wellsville, and Kenneth Hall and John R. Phillips of East Liverpool sang los, as WInland crooner audition contest started Monday night. Anderson sang of Broken Hall, Dutch and Phillips, Goes My Phillips was adjudged the winner by the large group of dancers who were present. The contest will be continued over a period of several weeks when the final audition will b' held.

The winner will receive one professional engagement with Eddie band. the DOHERTY RULES CITIES SERVICE Pittsburgh ProducB The following prices on eggs and poultry are in truckload lots. The butter prkes are wholesale to current receipU, hennery whites, 16-17c; Sou. Ohio, W. Va.

and current receipts 13lc standard 241c; 89 score, 88 score. 231c hens. 5 lbs and up, 14c; medium, I5c; Leghorn hens, 3 lbs. and up, iSc; medium. 12c; colored broilers, Barred Rock broilers.

22-24c; white Rock broilers, 22-24c; old cocks. 9- 10c; stags. ll-12c; capons, 20 2 40 ducks, 15-17c; geese, 8-lOc; turkey hens, 18-20c; toms. 16-18c; old toms, 10-12C. WASHINGTON, May L.

Doherty, owner of less than one- thlrtleth of the capital stock of Cities Service, was described before the federal trade commission today as in control" of that billion-dollar corporation. Robert E. Healy, commission counsel, introduced a summary of studies by commission utility investigators which siid that Doherty personally held 29.6 per cent of the voting strength. Only two others of some 540,000 stockholders, it was said, held more than 1 per cent. Youngstown PnMiuco YOUNGSTOWN.

May whole, extras. 18c; currwit re- 17c; retail, extras. 22c; cur- receipts, 21c. Poultry Heavy hens, 16-17c; Leghorn hens, 13-14c; stags and roosters. X0-12c; heavy springers, 25-27c; ducks.

16c; dressed, beevy hens, 23c; medium hens, 23c; heavy Leghorn hens. 17-18c; heavy springers. 35c. Butter, wholesale Creamery, 27c; roll 26c; retail, creamery, 31c; roll, 30c. Cleveland Produce CLEVELAND, May Salineville The annual Junior-Senior banquet was held Saturday night in the United Presbyterian church.

The dining hall was decorated with spring blossoms and the class colors, blue and silver, which were also carried out in the table appointments. Covers were arranged for 95 guests. Ralph Coizoii. president of the Junior glass, gave the address of welcome to the Seniors and Thomas Sheehan, president of tht Seniors, responded. The toastmaster, Harry Randolph, was in charge.

An Interesting talk was given by Superintendent C. C. Miller Freda Woodward read the class prophecy and Mary Grant the class will. Alter the banqueL dancing was enjoyed at ball with music by the Sans Pareil orchestra. Miss Helen Skinner received members of the Home Guards of the Methodist church, of which she is leader, in her home in North street Friday night.

Miss Mary Wade had charge of the devotions. The following officers were elected at the business session; President, Dorothy Hart; vice Winona McKee; secreury, Grace visited Sunday pLia. Mr and Mrs. Roy Peterson, visited here Jack McCaifriy, Pittsburgh, visited recently with the Woodward lamily. Miss Olive Bryer, East Liverpool, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Bryer and family. Miss Bethea Hull is a patient in the East Liverpool hospital. Dennis Maher, Canton, and 1 liornas Maher, Steubenville, spent with their parents, Mr. and William Maher and family.

Jefferson street. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Kuhn and family, Mr. and Mrs.

James Strabley of Massillon were visitors Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Strabley. Fred Madison and William Holmes attended the baseball game Sunday in Cleveland. Mrs.

Fred Kellogg spent week-end in Alliance. Mr, and Mrs. Herman Alberts and family of Sebring, visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maher.

Alfred Smith has accepted a position in Canton. Terry Boehm and Vincent Mundy were Carrolltpn visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Dunbar and grandson, Dunbar Scott of Louisville, visited Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Watson Bettis. W'illlam Miller, student at Oberlin college, visited over the weekend with his parenU, Superintendent and Mrs. C. Miller.

Academy avenue. Leroy and Patrick Orr were recent business callers in East Liverpool, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Strabley and family, Wellsville. visited Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. James Strabley. Mr. and Mrs. William Sklnn-sr and daughter, Jessie, and son, Bobby, were East Liverpool shoppers Saturday.

Miss Mildred Orwlck, East Liv- visited over Sunday with relatives in Salineville. William Emerlck, East Liverpool, wsw a local visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gould were called to Salem Saturday by the death of an uncle of Mrs.

Gould. Review claasifled ads are opportun- Use them every day for Ity results Painting Papsrhanging PAPERHANGINO A PAINTING Work guaranteed. Ph. 3296-J. L.

F. Mead. PAINTING AND DECORATING. E. F.

MAGAN. 616 MONROE ST. PHONE 1778-J. Buy From Bros, COMPANY Old Dresden Ave. Phone 347 TOMATO and cabbage or 8 for 36c.

Lincoln Ave. Oreen- houae. Phone Wanted to Buy WE BUT AND 2nd hand clothliig at right Oothtpg Store, 613 Dresden. Smith Phillips Co. 409 Washington St.

E. Liverpool, O. Buy amd 1 MEN'S SECOND HAND CLOTHES Right Consolidated Cleaning Go. Cor. Ith and Bdwy.

Ph. 9077 THREE room furnished modern private entrance, adulta only. Inq. 411 St. TWO unfurnished rooma.

bath. entrance, gaa, eleo. Phone 3316-M. prl 1.00 week TWO nice rooms for light houae- keeping, bath, phone, laundry, garage. Ph.

TWO connecting, nicely furnlehed ail tat 822 9th. loor. Ph. 9017. FOR SALE 10 LOTS AT LA UROFT.

CHEAP. PHONE 2660. Automobiles Automobiles Per Bale tl BTTICK COACH. STUTZ SEDAN 29 KSSKX SEDAN 39 FORD TUDOR VICTORY MOTOR SALES 620 MINERVA ST. PH, TTl TWO nicely furnlehed rooms, private.

garage, porch and yard, reasonable. 1048 St Clair Ave. TWO furnished on lat and 2nd modern, private, very Bonabie. Ph. II4I-J.

Eitate 37- Hauses Modern Houses Wa now pay more for Old Gold A Bridge Work L. Rubin. Washington St 166V4 PENNA rooms, bath. furnace, newly papered ....126.00 334 THOMPSON roome, bath, furnace, good condition ..................................................126.00 834 THOMP.SON rooms, bath, furnace, newly papered ....................................................120.00 Phone 966-M, 1130 Buick pasa, sedan, A-1 condition. A bargain.

Phono GOOD USED CARS 1929 BUICK SEDAN SB- franklin SEDAN CHRYSLER 77 SEDAN 1929 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1926 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1988 ESSEX COUPE 1928 PONTIAC COUPE 1928 CHRYSLER 4 PASS. COUPE BUICK 4 PASS. COUPE M. E. Eppley Co.

Cheater, Va. Ph. Review claaalfled ada are opportunity ads. Uee them every day for resulta. 9E Are You Solving These What a alngle roll.

Work guaranteed. Edwin berry. Phone 2201-J. Be Ready, Let- oinies Dry Clean Your Garments For That Decoration Day Trip PHONE .........................752 For Quality Cleaning It Costs No More We Call For and Deliver Moving, itoring. Expressing MOVING.

HAULING. Any Kind. 680-M. Reasonable. Ph.

M. T. Carpenter, 3rd Cheater. STORAGE! Auto, houseftold mdaa. and car load storaga vata rooms for H.

H. MILLIRON Transfer A Plumbing, Roofing, Heating PLUMBING A NEW OR REPAIR WORK RAYMOND JACKSON. PHONE 423 Merchandise Miscellaneous For Sale soak lesa waterleaa cleaner Mclllvaln, Ph. Wellavllle 736-W. FOR SALE Pheaaant and Bantam Beagle and Baaaet McGonagle, Is Your Solution To This One Remember 10 in Cash the Winners 1930 Marmon conv.

1939 Ford coupe, H. S. Ford aedan KAPP MOTOR SALES Broadway. YOUR FORD DEALER 33 Ford 9 De Luxe .13 Plymouth De Luxe 33 I'lymouth sedan De .12 Ford panel delivery .11 Chev, sedan delivery 30 Ford aedan 29 Lincoln sedan, 8 RAT BiRCH MOTORS 608-eiO Walnut. Ph.

190 1927 (Chevrolet Roadster ......11.00 927 Chevrolet coach Dodge aadan Inq, Orocary, 222 W. 6th. If you run a Want Ad in the Review anytime between May 17th. and June 16th. you become eligible for one of the cash awards at the end of this series.

Fill out the blanks, insert a Want Ad to Rent, Sell, Buy, Swap or to get Work. Now is a good time lo advertise to get results. NINE PRIZES WRITE YOUR SUGGESTION IN THIS BLANK! 10 In Cash Salineville, O. First Prize: Two Dollars in Cash Next Eight Prizes: One Dollar Each in Cash. The proverb is: My name is Address City NO.

5 (Save until complete serlee appears) 32 automatic atarter, 7613-R-14. Prederlcktown. PLYMOUTH 1933 door DcLuxe, a bargain. LITTEN MOTOR SALES. 411 E.

NEW of Ford 12th A Hale, WellavlUe. Bargains In used cars, Accessorlaa. Standard Oarage, Pesrleaa Roadster. OHIO MOTOR SALES Phone 182. W.

Bt. 88 Aeesssoriss TIRE REPAIRS VULCANIZINO, ROAD GOOD USED TIRES AND SMITH-PHILLIPS PHONE SB- Auto Wrecking USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKE CARS CERAMIC AUTO WRECKINO 781-731 Dresden Ave. Ph. LIVERPOOL AUTO ANY PART FOR AN TIRES. BATTERIES.

AUTO 767 DRESDEN AVE. PHONE Lsgal Notleos NOTICE FOR BIDS Sealed blda will be received by The Director of Public Service and Safety of City of faat Liverpool, State of Ohio at The Offlca of the Director In said City until Noon on Tueaday June 1934 for any and all Itema enumerated to delivered as needed for at Water Plant bids will be opened at 1:00 P. M. on day. to-wlt; 150 Tona more or or Pabble Lime; 160 Tona mere or Sulphsts of Alumina: Tons more or less Nut SlACh Each Bidder muat deposit a certified check on Solvent for aum of Hundred (9100.00) Dollars as a guarsntaa that bidder If tendered tha contract will duly execute the and will give bond for tha purposa of fulfillment thereof.

The right Is reserved to rajsot Director of Public Service A Safaty. KibliahVd at East Llvarpool, In Tha East Llvarpool Ravtaw, May 33 and 19S4. KRAZY Law of Gravitation By Herriman.