The Gazette and Daily du lieu suivant : York, Pennsylvania • Page 21

The Gazette and Daily, York, Tuesday Morning, April 4, 1944 CLASSIFIED. -21 WANTED (Cont.) WANTED If you have anything you want to, sell, Furniture all kinds, motors, wash tools machine, elec. refrigerators, of any kind 49285. Schell's Furniture Store, 139 S. Newberry St.

Open 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 35-m8-3-tt WANTED -Antiques of all kind.

Used furniture of all kind. Write or phone 35481. A. E. Schmuck, 40 N.

Penn. 35119-3-1mo WANTED -Baled nay, both pickup OI baled from barn; highest cash price paid. Drop card to Roy E. Perry and Son, Hungerford Pa. 35-a26-11-6mo WANTED MEDIUM SIZED TRACTOR PLOWS and CULTIVATORS Write Box 364 The Gazette and Daily 35-a4-3t REAL ESTATE 38.

FOR RENT HOUSE, all conveniences, garden, near York. Now Write Box 546, Gazette and Daily, 38-a4-3t FOR RENT-3-room house, 12 miles from York, or without chicken buildings. Call at 473 W. Market St. 38-a1-3t FOR RENT-5-room house, electric, truck and garage.

$3.50 a week. W. H. Glatfelter, Dallastown R. D.

1. 38-a1-3t 39. FOR SALE FOR SALE -One 1932 Ford roadster, one 1933 Ford business coupe, one master sedan. One five-room bungalow with one acre of woodland, situated between Stewartstown and Shrewsbury, Pa. Less road.

than Can one seen any mile evening from perpeened R. New Freedom, 39-a1-6t and 9 o'clock. Earl Ape Kashner. Address DO YOU WANT A SMALL FARM? You will have to act quickly as progressive farmers are already busy planning their work. Get started right and on time.

HERE is the farm; close to the city on good roads, level land, fine buildings with all conveniences, in A-1 condition. A pleasant, profitable place to live. $5500. Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! RelY MARKET 112 E. MARKET ST.

P. L. Diehl, Broker Phone 7549 6-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, furnace, electric, 5 mi. from York, close to bus line. $3250 16 A.

NEAR DOVER, electric, bldgs. in good condition $3000 8-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, all conveniences. other on bus line $4500 40 A. EXCELLENT SOIL, equipped to handle 2000 chickens, bldgs. in fine condition, with conveniences $7500 PAUL M.

MURPHY 47 East Market St. BARGAINS Abbottstown 63 acres $7.000.00 Airville ........165 acres 6,500.00 Bonnair 79 acres 6,200.00 Brodbeck 60 acres 4.500.00 Brodbecks 28 acres 2,100.00 Davidsburg 32 acres 4,200.00 East Berlin 28 acres 4,500.00 East Prospect 52 acres 4,300.00 East Prospect 63 acres 7,400.00 Emigsville. 80 acres 8,500.00 Emigsville .142 acres 11,000.00 Glen Rock 14 acres 3,500.00 Glen Rock .105 acres 7,000.00 Glen 41 acres 4,250.00 Harmony Grove 89 acres 5.000.00 Loganville 91 acres 4,100.00 Manchester .112 acres 5,500.00 Manchester .160 acres 8,500.00 Manchester .101 acres 7,500.00 Manchester 39 acres 7,000.00 Newberrytown ..116 acres 4,250.00 New Freedom 20 acres 6,500.00 Sinsheim Store 4 acres 3,500.00 Spring Grove .103 acres 7,400.00 Spring Grove 88 acres 7.000.00 Sticks 80 acres 6,200.00 Strinestown .166 acres 4,250.00 Strinestown 23 acres 3,500.00 Brook 19 acres 3,900.00 Susquehanna 40 acres 15,000.00 Susquehanna Trail 21 acres 6.100.00 Stewartstown .112 acres 12,000.00 Thomasville .152 acres 12,000.00 Wellsville 55 acres 3,300.00 Wellsville 87 acres 4,100.00 Winterstown .105 acres 7.700.00 Wrightsville 51 acres 4,300.00 Yorkana acres 7.500.00 Wrightsville ..200 acres 10,000.00 York Haven 111 acres 5,500.00 York 11 acres 3,900.00 York .150 acres 12,000.00 RURAL HOMES MT. WOLF 6-room brick, hot water furnace, bath, laundry, cement cellar, garage. Immediate possession.

$2950. EAST PROSPECT One of Prospect's finest homes, 9 rooms. bath, sun room, vapor stoker heat, hardwood floors, 2-car garage. Beautiful grounds, shrubbery, trees. Only $8500.

You can have 6 acres of York County's best soil. RED LION, DALLASTOWN Pair new houses. Immediate possession. (Will sell separately). Only $3250 each.

List your farm or home with us and prepare to move W. Detwiler 47 East Market Street PHONE 34371 39. FOR SALE (Cont.) FOR FARMS, BLDG. LOTS, town house, real values, see L. Norman Zarfoss, Farmers' Bank Red Lion.

39-s3-4-tf SMALL FARM near Springwood Park. Address Box 541 Gazette and Daily. 39-a1-3t HOUSE FOR SALE Along hard road Bridgeton to Gatchelville. See Herbert Criter, Bridgeton, Pa. 39-a1-3t FARMSWest of Davidsburg-27 acres good soil8-room brick dwelling- electric- electric water system- all necessary farm buildings- -along hard road--priced at $7500.

Near Mt. Royal-120 acres-7-room frame dwelling- barn 50x65-2 poultry housesstable other farm buildings 2 springs-20 acres of heavy timber--selling for $3850. Mt. Washington-9 acres along hard road4-room frame dwelling poultry houses--garage land practically level -selling for $2500. H.

A. STILES 127 E. MARKET ST. PHONE 5743 HOUSE CLEANING TIME IS HERE There is great satisfaction in cleaning your own home. Look these over.

Hellam, 5 room, heat $1750 150 Arch Street 2100 37 Columbia Ave. 2375 1 acre, 6 miles out 2950 20 West College 3100 Dover, 7-room frame 3200 Manchester, 7 acres 3750 328 Norway Vacant 3950 acres, mile out 4350 898 East King St. 4100 6-room, all 2 mi. 4950 647 W. Princess 5250 250 Kurtz Avenue 5250 1657 Monroe St.

5500 2005 Filbert St. 5650 70 acres, York Haven 5750 600 block Wallace St. 5800 3 acres, 3 mi. out 6000 711 W. King St.

6350 Lincoln Way East 6650 425 Hillerest Road 7350 317 Carlisle St. 7500 2209 W. Market 7500 550 West Jackson 9450 NEW LISTINGS 600 Block Wallace 5800 1 acre, 8 miles out SOLD 2005 Filbert St. 5600 acre, all convs. 4750 W.

J. ROUTSON 20 N. Beaver St. Phone 42442 or 69569 Farms and City Homes Gatchelville, 65 acres 4,200.00 Spry 20 acres 6,000.00 Dover area, 95 acres 6,000.00 Land on hard road, sold in small acreage, cheap. Hellam, large single 7,000.00 Berlin 221 acres.

Dairy 10,000.00 Hellam Area 60 acres 12,600.00 Woodbine 160 acres 5.000.00 Woodbine Area, 45 acres 3,300.00 Dover Area, 2 acres 1,650.00 Dallastown Business Building Manchester Area, 40 Acres 6,500.00 New Bridgeville Area, 7 2,000.00 Rinely Area, 105 9,500.00 Windsor Area, 40 Acres 2,000.00 Mulberry Area, Acres 2,500.00 Sunnyburn, 100 Acres 5,300.00 Seven Valleys, large dairy 8,400.00 Seven Valleys, 94 acres 4,500.00 Bair, large home 5,000.00 Freysville area, 25 2,750.00 Susquehanna Trail, 6.000.00 East of York, 92 11,500.00 Dover Area, 40 6,300.00 Newberrytown, 14 acres 1,800.00 Red Lion area, 25 acres. 6,500.00 East, 2 stone houses, 84 15,000.00 Winterstown home 3,800.00 Farquhar Estates East 14 N. Keesey 10,500.00 155 E. Springettsbury Yorkshire Blvd. 8,000.00 Home for apartments 4,250.00 Lincoln Highway, East 10,500.00 Lincoln Highway, West.

8,000.00 401 S. George St. 8,200.00 43 N. Hartley St. 3,990.00 1132 N.

George St. 5,250.00 713 N. Franklin St. 2,000.00 468 Walnut St. 3.500.00 17 W.

St. 3,100.00 15 W. South St. 3.400.00 Boundary and Cleveland, business 9,000.00 36 N. Pershing avenue, business.

PAUL J. BINDER 29 N. Duke St. Phone 7193 If we don't have it, we will get it. Try us.

39. FOR SALE (Cont.) 46, room ACRE stone FARM, house, 5 miles slate roof, east of good York, outbuildings, with electric. Land in high state of cultivation. Reduced price $6.500. Call Abe Epstein, 56 S.

George St. 39-m15-1mo FOR SALE- Chicken farm 8 rm. brick house, all. conveniences. Hatchery includes 2 good chicken houses, Incubator capacity, near York.

Apply Box 540 Gazette and Daily. 39-a1-3t FOR SALE -Brick house. 122 S. Pleasant Dallastown. Phone 56M.

39-a3-6t 43. WANTED WANTED TO RENT -Family of service man wants to rent small house in town or close to town. Mrs. Lester Grove, Manchester, R. 1.

43-a4-3t WANTED House to rent, close to Dover or York. Prefer place close school. Reasonable rent. Apply Box 539, Gazette and Daily. 43 To rent, for cash, small place county suitable to raise poultry; reference furnished.

Box 529, Gazette and Daily. 43-m29-6t 44. LOST FOUND LOST -BIk. and tan fox hound, near Brogueville. Name and address, on collar, C.

S. Warner, 350 East York, Pa. 44-a4-3t -Between Collinsville and Airville, bag truck. Reward if returned to Cecil Trout, Collinsville, Pa. 44-a4-6t LOST-Ladies' Elgin wrist match, Sunday night, West Market near V.

F. W. Reward. Mrs. Mervin Bailey, Glen Rock.

44-a4-3t LOST- -Black coin purse, between Duke and Market to the Square. Reward if returned to 550 S. Queen St. 44-a3-3t LOST -Large male police dog. Notify W.

R. Taylor, Glen Rock, R. D. 1. Reward.

Phone 14R2. 44-a3-3t ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. DEATHS April 1, 1944, at 6 a. at her residence, Parkton, the R. Lillie Downs, wife of late John Swam.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. the late residence with concluding services at Bentley Springs Methodist church, Interment in New Market cemetery. Friends may call at her residence, anytime. 1-a3-2t April 2, 1944, at 4:10 a. Melvalene Marie Ferguson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles W. Ferguson, 371 Patterson aged 3 years, 6 months and 25 days. Tuesday at 3:30 p. the Edward W.

Private funeral services, will be held Baumeister Colonial Mortuary, S. Queen St. at Jackson, The attendance will be restricted to immediate adult members of the family. Interment private in Mt. Rose cemetery, 1-a3-2t BRICKNER.

April 2, 1944, at 4:50 a. at his residence, 159 W. Maple Lawrence J. Brickner, husband of Emma Brickner, aged 73 years, 6 months and 11 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral his services residence Wednesday morning, leaving o'clock.

High Mass of Requiem at St. Mary's the Immaculate Conception church at" 9 o'clock. Interment in St. Mary's cemetery. Friends are invited to call at his residence Tuesday evening.

1-a3-3t -On April 2, 1944, at his residence, 2203 W. Lafayette avenue, Baltimore, M. Clinton, husband of the late Geneva Albaugh. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday at 11 a. from the funeral parlor of William J.

Tickner and Son, North and Pennsylvania avenues, Baltimore. Graveside services at 1 p. m. at Shrewsbury Lutheran cemetery. 1-a3-2t April 2, 1944, at 11:05 p.

at the residence of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Deckman, 1029 Hay Charles A. Shettel, aged' 76 years, 6 months and 8 days.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Strack and Strine Funeral Home, 1205 E. Market Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Mt. Rose cemetery. Friends are invited to call at the Strack and Strine Funeral Home Tuesday evening.

1-a4-2t LOOKINGBILL- On April 1, 1944, at 2:35 p. at his residence, 231 N. Newberry Spencer W. Lookingbill, husband of Anna E. Lookingbill, aged 58 years, 9 months and 19 Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, April 4, at 2 p.

at the Guy B. Creep Funeral ome, 849 East Market St. Interment in Greenmount cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 on Monday evening at the Guy B. Creep Funeral Home.

1-a3-2t DESENBERG On April 1, 1944, at his residence, 206 Poplar Towanda, George A. Desenberg, husband of Cora Desenberg, aged 49 years, 5 months and 15 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, April 5, at 2 p. at the Guy B. Creep Funeral Home, 849 E.

Market St. Interment in Mt. Zion cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 on Tues. evening at the Guy B.

Creep Funeral Home. 1-a3-3t LOCAL COURT (Continued from Page 4) 1. DEATHS (Cont.) On April 2, 1944, at 11:59 p. Harry J. Bollinger, husband of Laura M.

Gentzler Bollinger, at his residence, 482 West College avenue, aged 61 years, 6 months and 25 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Wednesday, April 5, p. from the a Memorial Funeral home of Henry Sleeger and Sons, 822 East Market street. Interment in Greenmount cemetery. morial Funeral home of Henry Sleeger and Friends are, invited to call at the MeSons on Tuesday evening from 7 until 9.

2. UNDERTAKERS MAX G. ANSTINE -Dial 7594. Funeral Director, 1701 W. Market St.

2- s1-4-tf EDW. W. BAUMEISTER Funeral Director. Queen and Jackson Sts. 2-s1-4-tf BURG FUNERAL HOME Phone 6M Lion, Pa.

2-s1-4-tf STRACK AND STRINE Funeral Home, 1205 E. Market St. 2-s1-4-tf HENRY SLEEGER SONS Funeral Directors, 822 E. Market 2-81-4-tf SHINDLER AND SON CO. Funeral' Directors, 909-911 N.

Duke St. 2-s1-4-tt A. F. KOLLER, Funeral Director 1415 West Market Street Modern Funeral Home 2-91-4-tr ETZWEILER FUNERAL HOME York, 732 E. Market St.

Dial 6236 2--s1-4-tf A. H. DIEHL SONS Funeral Directors, Mt. Wolf 2-91-4-tt GUY B. OREEP-Dial 5791 2-s1-4-tt Funeral Director, 849 E.

Market St. W.C.T.U. Meeting Held At Delta Home Delta-Cardiff-The Delta W. C. T.

U.met with Mrs. Thomas J. Burnum. Mrs. J.

Malford Dooley was leader. The topic was "Speech Contests and A discussion was held on the question, "Are We Awake to Possibilities Through These Departments?" The leader read "The Chain," taken from "Saloon Under Searchlights." The business session was conducted by the president, Mrs. W. F. Brown.

The report of the York County Institute held in York was given by Mrs. T. J. Burnum, and the report of the official board meeting by the president. Mention was made of the death of one of the members, Mrs.

Rose Duncan. This present were: Mrs. Henry Poff, Mrs. M. S.

Macomber, Miss Gertrude Orr, Mrs. J. Malford Dooley, Mrs. Richard Rees, Mrs. C.

C. Butler, Mrs. J. Walter Stewart, Mrs. Hugh T.

Hughes, Mrs. Ayres, Mrs. Amos Knisley, Mrs. Hugh M. Hughes, Mrs.

William T. Brown, Mrs. Annie F. Hughes and Mrs. Burnum.

Dinner For Soldier Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mackinson, Delta, R. entertained at dinner in honor of Owen Griffith, who left on March 28 for induction into the army. Present were: Mr.

and Mrs. Owen Griffith and son, Billie; Mr. and Mrs. Griffith Griffith; Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Ailes, Mrs. Harvey Wayne, Misses Myra Williams and Elizabeth Griffith and Charles Mackison. At a meeting Mt. Hebron lodge, No. 516 I.O.F., the following officers were elected to serve the next six months: Noble Grand, John Dorgan; vice grand, Austin Snodgrass; third member, Gerald W.

Gross; representative to Grand lodge, Hugh Poff. Following the meeting the lodge was host to the Delta-Cardiff Boy Scout troop, No. 400. Refreshments were served following a game of dart ball. W.

Harry Galbreath, Delta, is spending some time with his son and daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Galbreath, Shippensburg.

Mrs. J. T. Gailey, Delta, spent a week recently with her son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs.

Herman Gailey, York. Mrs. J. Walter Stewart, Whiteford is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest 120 days on his plea of guilty to charge of stealing a wrist watch, guitar and stamps belonging to his son, Paul Shaffer. The information was made by Dixie J. Shaffer. The defendant pleaded guilty Feb. 21, and Judge Sherwood placed him on probation with the Probation Officer Harris, until June, but, in the meantime Shaffer became intoxicated and did not support his family.

Rev. Mr. Harris then brought him before the court yesterday. In Orphans' Court Adjudications handed down in estate of Catherine Diehl, late York, and Zach Lauer, late of West York. Executors of estate of Noah E.

Gobrecht directed to issue deed conveying a tract of real estate in 1 West Manheim township, to Paul J. Garrett at the price of $3,000, on petition for specific performance. Appeal filed from the appraisement in the estate of Karvan A. Smyser, late of York, for state inheritance tax purposes. Adoption of Clarence Samuel Knoff (Knopp) by Luther S.

Frey allowed. Land in the estate of Alexander Hay, late of York, discharged from lieu of dower. Order made for private sale of real estate in the estate of John W. Davis, late of Shrewsbury township. Private sale of real estate in the estate of Harvey M.

Collins. late of Penn township, confirmed. Support Orders Orders of support were issued by Judge Anderson as follows: Chester Emory Smith, $7 a week for support of three children; Vernon John Ruth, $7 a week for support of a child; Landis R. Workman, $12 a week for support of a child, and Howard Stayman, to pay $6.50 a week for support of child. Runkles and family at Mt.

Airy, Md. Mrs. Annie Edgar has returned to her home in Delta, after visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lingo, Lafayette, Ind.

Cardiff has gone over the top in the Red Cross war fund drive. Its quota was $754.67 and at last report they had raised $820.80. Harford county has exceeded its quota by 20 per cent. Mrs. Mary J.

Wise has returned to her home in Delta after spending the winter with her children in York. SPRING GROVE NEWS (Continued from Page 8) night was made in order not to conflict with Holy Thursday Communion services in the local churches. No Band Practice Paul Futz, assistant leader of the Spring Grove Boys and Girls band, announced yesterday that there will be no band practice this week. The next rehearsal will be held Wednesday evening, April 12, at 6:30 o'clock. Jobs to do have fun too Wear the gallant Navy Blue Join the WAVES Too Late To Classify Capable Salesman AND Assistant Manager DRAFT EXEMPT This position offers exceptional post-war opportunity.

Hardware and automotive department. Experience beneficial but not essential. SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH ABILITY Miller's 536 E. Market St. OPEN EVENINGS 16-a4-5t TOOTS AND CASPER ALL IS ROSY! By Jimmy Murphy HE SAID THANK OH, COLONEL, DARLIN', WHEN I MET COLONEL HOOFER HEAVENS, SON, YOU DO.

WHISPER YOU THE DARK CLOUDS IN ARE YOU TALKING NOW ASK SIR I'M GOING HAVE MY DEEPEST WORDS OF MY LIFE TURNED TO ABOUT ME OR MY FATHER TO STEAL YOUR SYMPATHY! TSK- TSK- LOVE IN MY SUNSHINE- THE CHILLY ABOUT THE FOR MY DAUGHTER, SOPHIE, EAR LIKE RAINS GAVE WAY TO WEATHER? HAND! FROM YOU AND YOU USED WARM MARRY TO--- WINTRY COLD TURNED AS HER. IF IN SPRING- THE DARK DOWNPOURS TURNED INTO A GLORIOUS RAINBOW. JiMMY? 4-4 MURPHY, Cope. 1944. King Features Syndicate, World rights reserved..