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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1932 -22- Starts Todayl Now You Can Profit From the Unusual Offers of this First Annual Post-Gazette Classified Want Ad Week Six Big Days of Opportunities April 4th to April 9th, Inclusive What You Need at Savings ELL 0 Things You Do Not Ccj gUSINESS SERVICE yiTAL STATISTICS Legal Notices pOOMS FOR RENT FIREMAN IS INJURED 41 $100 IN PRIZES Will Be 'Awarded to Those Ylio Submit the Most Interesting Letters Describing True Experiences As a Result of Reading or Using Post-Gazette Classified Yant Ads We know that many people have found exactly what they wanted in the Post-Gazette Classified. Want Ads and have sold what they wanted, too but we'd like to know the result of their experience. Your letter doesn't have to be a "masterpiece" just interesting and true. Your experience can have happened either during this week or in the past as a reader or user. Entries must be in by 6 F.

M. Tuesday, April 12, and should be addressed "Classified Experience Editor," Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pa. No entries will be returned. The decision, made by the Tost-Gazette in this contest, will be final. This contest is open to everyone except employes of the Tost-Gazette, and their families.

APARTMENTS SAYr.ROniv Mr iv. A A 1 1 rn 4, 3 4-T. steam We rcM r.Mt IVopIfvi' Fo'Hli, ilt! 1. bath WM 3 I i'll'l ill. o5 'V I) '4 'onrof JUIII'O! to I'M F.Y.VVn i Kl- it 1(11 l.v BR KM bath CA RRI.MV.i..

slew hi i A I 'll iT st l.t i 222 Villi, INI pie, a I HI liAIT' sfT and I l.ehigh i M'HIM n. CALIFORNIA room, aiiic, Dipi.i.xT i 5 rms. 2d fi oV 1 Murphy bed A 1S( CleHll. MARSH A A 5 rooms. I perTdsvh i.i ir'4U for I rn Mm' i Atcarded (ts Follows: $50.00 25.00 15.00 each 5.00 Housekeeping 37 ALLEGHENY 1318 $4 and S4 50, I- rm.

free parking; all conveniences; children welcome. (Vdar AVALON 2 light housekeeping rooms, well furnished. 2Q. Harrison are. 1JF.LLEFIEI It disf.

Hskpg suite, 3 bath, furn. or iinfnrn. MA. 4t'9. evenings.

CALHOUN-AVE. 152 rooms and sieve; entire second CA-JIMJ. CKAFT6Nr28 Emerson 2 furu. sink, range: near cars; reasonable. WA.

2't'7 II TJlTH il ESo. 417, nr. Library and Tech lird liv, room, kitchenette. MA. 3T7 Spahr 2 complete; next tile hath.

$: also slcove rm. MO. JEFFERSON plete; priT. home 4 2 or 3 rm. apt cm or t.

FA. 5327. OVKRI5ROOK. Pinicastle 1 or 2-rooni new home. or S.

CA. 324 1 -M. SO. HILL, 713 Hastings St 3 rooms, comp. kit.

hen: sleeninc reasonable. MO. 11(12 South ave. 2 larce furn rms kitchen, range, sink, 7. JF1 4f: Room and Board 38 BKFCHVIF.W Room and hoard for business lady; 5n.

LE. 5M'5 J. WILL" board "children vn my PRIVATE CATHOLIC h'Uiie. near schools, 4 5n. Rooms in Hotels 39 UAUDON HALL vale bath, pkn'n" HOTI.1 mouth.

Rooms with Mayltnwer 712-1. SHADY HO'l'FL. SHAHY AVE niLANI) Rooms, semi and private bath, PARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished 40 AIKEN AVE. HIST K. rm.

eff. apt overstuffed furniture, locat on, 1 1 le luitli. -i. incl liKbt heat. inc.

light, heat. gas. phone, gar. MO. s(7: own, own pt.

iJl-INTER Cozy loom, colored couple, wk. After 6 p. ill. MA. 7: (7HTsL'Ei 2 rm.

bath, for rcniiecl roiiple. III. 621 CLYDE ST. l-rui. furn.

also running water. reduced MA. HlI LST.r Wilkiiisbiirg Fourth floor apartinent, coinpletel furnished, all lhsA Cnrr. ourt :..7 JIT LEB. 4 rinsT bath.

1st or 2d (I heat, garage extra. HI. nT" inDii: m'h "a vT:" i 2' Auractive 2 to 4 rms, steani best, electric and janitor service ine! and up: lua id service and trsragt-a avsil sole; nr. cars, trams, etc. I reuiont '244.

V. North Ave. Mud 4-nu. funnelled. M.

OA LA I Colfart A ve 21 43or 4 -ou rt bath, light heat. I rig Cedar loso. Unfurnished 41 KAFTON-INGRAM CR A FTO Bea uTi il I 5- a fl'tow, coal furnace. WA. 1NGKA -4rm 'ba'thT Adults.

WA. 3317 R. hardood It. rms hath, CITY AND rCHlHHA.N. BR ADDOCK AVE near Frii park 2.

4. nii. heat, bath. CH. 4251 BUT LE 11 ST.

2 4 1 1 1 a I a 2d m.r, priv. bath, in.Klem (stiiviences, t3. I-isk 221fli DTi 1 A odiiTn-d pi 2nd rl 5 rni. bath, frig gar. Lehigh EM i WOl il nie Sl5 alh, 2nd fl.M.r duplex, garage, $4'i.

CH. NEW Wilk. Apts. Rent .1, rooms, 2nd lloor, haidwoo.l. tile bath; 4 rooms, baih, r.rd lloor.

CH. OAKLAND New apts nothing more mod- ern in Pgh. Low rents. 31t MevTan ave. wTlKINSP.CjM;" S.iS South- Ave.

Modern duplex. 4 rooms, sun purlor, hath, hall, heat, hot water. Fngidaire. rsinh. trees; nr.

trains bus. cars; WILK. 4-5 steam w. floors, S45 to 72 heat, elec. refrig i f.i.

CH. 2710. i i greatly red. PE. 2777.

Neeper and Callahan, Attorneya at law, 170:1 Grant Bids. Notice letters of administration C. T. A. on estate of Balph W.

Sill, deceased, late of Pittsburgh, having been granted all persons indebted to estate will present them to Agnes Neeper Sill, Administratrix C. X. A DS62 Burchtield Pittsburgh, Pa. Official Notices CITY OF PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA.

PROCLAMATION GIVING NOTICE OF A SPECIAL PUBLIC ELECTION. Notice is hereby given to the electors of the City of Pittsburgh, in pursuance of Ordinances duly enacted by Council of the City of Pittsburgh, and approved by the flavor thereof on the fifteenth day of March, 1932. that a special miblic election will be held in the Citv of 1'ittsburgh on the twenty-sixth day of April. 1932. for the purpose of obtaining the assent of the electors of Ihe Citv to the various increases of indebledne; of the City as hereinafter set forth.

The amount of the last assessed valuation of taxable property in the Citv is $1. 208. 2tt. 120.00. The amount of the existing debt of the Citv is The total amount of all the proposed increases of debt of the City is $5,000,000.00.

The percentage of the total amount of all such proposed increases to the last assessed valuation of taxable property in the Citv is per cent. The amount of the proposed increases or" the indebtedness of the City and the purposes for which the indebtedness is to be increased are set forth in the following Questions which wilt be submitted to the electors of the City at said election, namelv QUESTION NO. 1 SHALL THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH RE INCREASED IN THE AMOUNT OF THREE MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FOOD. CLOTHING. FUEL AND SHELTER FOR AND OTHERWISE ASSISTING RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH WHO ARE WITHOUT ADEQUATE MEANS OF SUPPORT? The percentace of the increase of indebtedness set forth in such Question No.

1 to the assessed valuation of the taxable property in the Citv is .2 t2S per cent. QUESTION NO. 2 SHALL THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH RE INCREASED IN THE AMOUNT OF TWO MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING SUPPLIES. MATERIALS. EQUIPMENT.

LABOR AND SUPERVISION (INCLUDING ENGINEERING EXPENSES) FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF STREETS. PARKS. PL A YG ROUN DS. A S. SEWERS.

A LINE S. BRIDGES AND OTHER PUBLIC PROPERTIES OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH. THE LABOR TO BE PROVIDED FROM AMONG THE UNEMPLOYED? The percentage of the increase of indebtedness set forth in such Question No. 2 to the assessed valuation of the taxable property in the Citv is .16552 per cenL The above two ouestions for the increase of indebtedness of the City will be so printed on the ballots that the electors mav vote for or against each of such ouestions seoaratelv. The said election will be belli at the same pollmsr places at which municipal elections are held and during the same hours of the day.

namelv. between the hours of 7:00 o'clock A M. and 7:00 o'clock P. Eastern Standard Time, and bv the same election officers. CHARLES H.

KLTNE. Mavor of the Citv of Pittsburgh. DATED: Pittsburgh. March IS. (SEAL) yiTAL STATISTICS Death Notices BALL On Sunday, April 3, at! 5:40 p.

Frances J. Ball, wife of the late John M. Ball. Funeral services at the home of her daughter. Mrs.

E. J. Lee. 42S Forest avenue, i Bellevue, on Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.

Friends are Invited. Wheeling (W. Va.) papers please copy BARNES On Sunday afternoon. April 3, 1932. at 12:15 o'clock, at her 15 East Erie street, Northside, Eliza-: beth Smith Barnes.

Notice of funeral later. New Bethlehem (Pa.) and Tour.gstown (O.) papers please copy.) BKOVVNCm Saturday! April 1. 1933, at 11:45 p. at her residence, 3613 California avenue, Northside, Halbert C. (Bert) Brown, beloved husband of Sarah Mumma Brown.

Funeral services on Wednesday, April 6, at 2:30 p. m. Friends and members of Star of the West Council No. 4S5. F.

P. and William Thaw Council No. 396, O. 1. are invited to attend.

Harrisburg (Pa.) and Reading (Pa papers please copy. Bl'KNSOn Sunday, Aprif3, 1 932, at I 3 p. Bridget Burns (nee Doran). widow of Thomas P. Burns, aged 84 I years.

Funeral from the home of her i daughter. Mrs. James Quill. 4409 Stan- ton avenue. Notice of time later.

C'AIRNS-EWING On Sunday, April 3,1 1932. at 2:40 a. Mrs. Rose Cairns I Ewinsr (nee Henry), widow of Samuel Ewing. Funeral from the family home.

1419 West Carson street. Twentieth ward, Pittsburgh, on Wednesday, April at 9:30 a. m. Requiem mass at St. James" Church.

West End, at 10 o'clock. Interment in St. Mary cemetery. MeKees Rocks. Friends are ivcited.

Dl FF On Saturday evening, April 2, 1S32, at 5 o'clock. Minerva Duff, daughter of the late James and Eleanor Cairns Duff. F'uneral from the family residence, Rochester road. Duff City, on Monday afternoon. April 4, at 2 o'clock.

Services at Fairmont Presbyterian Church at 2:30. Friends are invited. FOKDYCE Jesse aged 63 years; on Sunday at 9:30 a. m. Member of Lodge No.

45 A. M. F'uneral services Monday evening at o'clock at 102 Maytide street. Carrick. Funeral at Waynesburg, Pa.

GAB11 Cm Saturday. April 2 1932 at 2 39 p. Mary Reese Gabb, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. S. C.

Yanda. 1043 Steuben street, Elliott, Pittsburgh. Pa. Services on Tuesday, April 6, 1932, at 2:30 p. m.

Friends invited. Interment in Chartiers cemetery. INGHAM On Saturday. April 2, 1932, at 8 a. Harriett Ingram (nee Jones i.

widow of S. Bryce Ingram. Funeral services at the James Lowrie Memorial Home, 1407 Chateau street at Pennsylvania avenue, Northside. on Tuesday, April 5, at 2:30 p. m.

F'riends invited. KEENER Suddenly on Saturday morning. April 2, in F'airmont. W. Lou L.

Keener, husband of Lena Keener (noe Grimm), aged 53 years. F'uneral services Tuesday. April at 2:30 p. at residence of C. J.

Grimm, 171J Soutn Canal street, Sharpsburg. Death Notices KEEN AN On Sunday. April 3. at 12:20 p. Mrs.

Sarah Conley Keenan, wife of Harry F. Keenan. Funeral Irom her late home, 103 Ramsey avenue, Carnegie, Pa. Notice of time- later. 'California papers please copy.) 'jUASIBEKT Florence (nee Mercer) wife of John Lambert.

Thursday, March 31, 1933. at 12:30 p. in Brooklyn. N. T.

Friends received at 11. Samson's. 537 Neville street, where services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. LEASE At Grove City Hospital, Frederick H.

Lease, husband of Stella Hunter, in his 4 5th year. Funeral services on Monday. April 4. at his late home, 942 Ninth avenue. Bracken-ridge, at 2 p.

m. Interment in Prospect cemetery. M.1 RTI I FS NY 1 On Sunday morning, April 3, 1332, at 6:05 o'clock, Cora M. Martin, mother of Marian Foreman, in her 62nd year. Friends received at the H.

P. Brandt funeral home. Perrysville, and services on Monday evening, April 4, at o'clock. Interment in Highland cemetery. Lock Haven, on Tuesday afternoon.

JSkeD's On Friday, April 1, 1932, Carrie McClcland. widow of Harrison P. Meeds, of 361 Lehigh avenue, East End. F.emains at the home of the T. B.

Moreland North Highland avenue at nippey street. East End, where services will be held Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Interment private. Also Eastern Star services Sunday evening at o'clock. MIILTA" At 304Bower Hill road.

Sit. Lebanon, on Sunday, April 3, 1932. at 3:10 p. Matilda Boyer McCullv, widow of Robert L. McCuIly, aged 96 eyars.

Funeral services at Mt. Lebanon U. P. Church on Tuesday, April 5, at 2:30 p. m.

Friends invited. I LLEK 6n Saturday afternoon, April 2. 1932, at 1 o'clock, Bridget Moore Miller, widow of Adam Miller. Funeral from the family home, 616 South Mill-vale avenue, on Wednesday morning, with high mass of requiem in St. Joseph Church at 9 o'clock.

Friends Invited. April 2. 1932, at 2 a. Norman C. Mcintosh, beloved husband of Hulda Harrison Mcintosh.

Funeral services at his late residence. 827 F.ailroad street. Turtle Creek, on Monday, April 4. at 2.30 p. m.

Friends invited. Interment private. Friday. April 1. 1932.

at 5:10 a. Jesse husband of the late Annie Paul Moore. Funeral from his late home, 307 Fifth avenue. Carnegie, on Monday, April 4, at 8:30 a. m.

Solemn requiem high mass at St. Luke's K. C. Church at 9 a. m.

Friends are invited. Interment in Mt. Olivet cemetery. tPCON Oil Sunday, i7i 932. at 6:45 a.

Sarah, wife of Morris O'Conner (nee Shaughnessy). Funeral from the residence of her sister. Delia Shaughnessy, 3301 Fifth avenue, on Wednesday, April 6. 1932. at a.

m. High mass of requiem at St. Agnes' C. Church at 9 a. m.

Friends invited. PAiiEOn Saturday, April 2. 1932, Nancy A. Speer, wife of Charles J. Page, of Carrington, N.

daughter of James K. Speer. of old Allegheny City. Burial at Carrington. N.

D. PR 1 April-21 93 2 TTt 6.15 o'clock. Columbia wife of the late William M. Price, in her 92nd year. Kemains at the home of the A.

S. Rodeniser 300 North Highland avenue. E. E. Services on Monday-evening at 8 o'cloi k.

Interment at Cumberland. in Kosehill cemetery at 2 o'clock Tuesday. Farkersburg, W. and Cumberland, M.1.. papers please copy.

I On i rt ay7 A ifT 1 932. at 12:05 p. John A. W. Roth, aged 66 years, beloved husband of Emma Roth tnee Culp).

Funeral services at his late residence. 2S19 Sherdock street, Northside, Pittsburgh. on Monday, April 4. at 2:30 p. m.

Friends invited. RYAN On Sunday. April 3. John Mooney Ryan, aged 55 years. Survived by one brother, Michael T.

Garrity of Phoenix. and one siter, Mrs. Catherine Bulger, of Brackenndge, Pa. Funeral from the P. C.

Byrne Parlors, 5212 Butler street. Notice of time later. SH EAKEK On Saturday. Arril 2. 1917, Mrs.

Nancy Alice Shearer, widow of T. M. Shearer, of Westminster place. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs.

George C. Stewart, Butier, Tuesday at 3 p. m. Sl'l DLE At Belmar. New Jersey, on Saturday, April 2.

1932. George husband of Carrie Bryson Splndler. formerly of Pittsburgh, aged SI years. Interment at Belmar, N. April 4.

On Saturday, April 21 9 3 27a 10:45 p. John C. Webb, beloved husband of Kathetine Webb (neej McLaughlin). Funeral from his late; resirtem-e. Burr and Keever avenues, i Crafton, on Tuesday.

April 5. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. i Philip's Catholic Church at 9 o'clock.

Friends are invited. HHITTF.NBUf.H-On Friday evenine. April 1, 1932. at 11:30 o'clock, fccMTIO VhltC.11 of J. W.

Whittenbau'gh'and mother of r-oriia w. i. riswen. agea years. Funeral services at her late home, Bakerstown road, Bakerstown, on Monday afternoon.

April 4, at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. EAGER Suddenly on Sunday, April 3. 1932, at p. Laura M.

Y'eager. daughter of Margaretha Krauss Yeager and the late John Teager. Aged 41 years. Sister of Mrs. Elsie Aheimer; Mrs.

Freda Westphal; Miss Margaret; John M. William and Edward Yeaeer. Services Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the family home, 2715 Cobden street.

Southside. Pittsburgh. Take Arlington car to Eleanor street. F'riends are invited. Interment in St.

Paul cemetery. EO On Saturday, April i. 1 9 3 at 9:05 a. Isaac Yeo. husband of the late Esther Davis Yeo.

aged 81 years. He is survlced bv three daughters, three sons and one brother. Services Monday at 3:30 at the John Sem-melrock funeral home. 1713 Sarah street, Southside. Pittsburgh.

Via Carrick or Carson street car to Eighteenth street. F'riends are Invited. Interment in Southside cemetery. Yl NT On Saturday. April2.

1932, at 2:50 p. Ros-a Gratz Y'unt. aged 54 years. She Is survived by her husband. Henry Yunt.

and two sons. John H. and George J. Yunt. F'uneral on Tuesday, April 5.

at 9:15 a. from her late residence, 249 Princeton avenue. West View. Requiem high mass at St. Athanasius' church at 10 o'clock.

Friends invited. Florists GIDAS OAKLAND FLORAL BEAUTIFUL BASKETS SPRAYS 4 FUNERAL hes St. Mayflower 17..2. Cemeteries Monuments 6 ai.l.l.l,Mt..M CO MEMORIAL PARK. In-fui matn.n AT.

Law-Finance Bldg. OEM ETERY EMOR LVLS (Made in Pittsburgh) Eckels Graniie and Marble Co. MA. 40154618 Penn Ave. SERVICES Advertiser in this column guarantee satisfaction to Post -Gazette readers.

The Post-tiairtte is glad to recommend Ihrm (or your various neeiia. Services Offered 32 BLINDS CLEANED p- RT TVDQ cleaned; lower prices. ISKL'S ExJLL0 CRYSTAL. PROC. ST.

Blinds Cleaned Process. Cedar 0'J28 J. CALL SCHKNLEY dlno. Special rates on l.ical A long distance mov- ing; 2 loads N. lTenn.

Pgh. Wareh'ee. CI.KA.MMJ WALL PAPERyTxpertwhite man; het references. Walnut 1S12 J. EXPERT radio repair service.

GKOTTH RADIO STORK. 11 Federal N. S. FK. r.M2.

ESTIMATES fuin. on concrete worki'eter Schmidt, H9 Cherry Etna. ST. 46a. HOLSK WIRING Lowest rate; inspec.

guaranteed. EV lour plug MATTRESSES ''coc. PHOTOS COLORED HEN LEV fi RADIO repairing done by Work guar. Repair any a factory expert, set. McK.

7( 71. ROOFS repaired. Ca saltier. Save money. Call 23 Penn.

ilO. 531(1. SLIP covers made, Rplg. linen, 1S W); your own material, 13 50. Hiland 22 WHITE TRANSFER STORAGE CO.

Looal, long dist. moving; insured carriers. 2740 W. Liberty Ave. I-elngh 5120.

WALLS washed. wall paper cleaned, house- cleaning, white washing. Emerson HEA IT Y' AIDS. VII IVATE LESSONS 1 .00 On permanent wnvinfr. fmKer waving.

Trlv. Studio, 41 Liberty ave. t.R. 1S12. RYSTEIN II ir li op pe A pr 1 1 peci a permanents, exp.

op. F.verglade 73C3. LA DSC A PI NO. LANDSCAPING, plains, trees, shrubs, walks. H.

oechstetter. Free estiin. CH R738. MOVING AND "HAILING. BELMAR STOHAGE In storing household rates reasonable, 314 East End Truekin- Co.

Moving, baggage express. Schenley iioVIN lTa le ca re fui73.5iper Special rates 2 rms. or more. Klk J042. local.

Special rateslrf'fore May 1. Gardner Bros HA. MOVING HORGAN SONS. HAY OR NIGHT. hazel MOVING Day mid l.iylit service.

Work t-rvice. 44. guar. A. J.

Marshall, FA. MOVING LiM-al or long before May 1. Yalle lsss special REASONABLE rates ror moving; ftreprwf warehouses; 05 vears in busin.ss SHANAH AN TRANSFER A STOR. CO. 34i Fifth Ave 7.Vi5 Ave rA I' F.KING IANTING.

u'm ai.M l.M,. insole and out Ace I Painting Comnanr. Call 111 37'! PLASTERING PAPEUHANGING guar. both edg -V go trimmed OR. L444 W.

FAIN I1NG Interior, work rates. Satisfaction guaran at attiartive CE. FA PER HANGING 15c per rull, all bint work; IS years' experience. HI. 4000.

PAINT IN'G AND I NTE IO DECOR ATI PROMPT EST. J. PE. 2247. irilOI.STKKING.

VPHOLSTKIU jTriil.a'irmi!.' rcfinlshlng and furniture painting. II K. Professional Services 33 PIMPLES, Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis and all disfigurements permanently eradicated. Send 10c In stamps for booklet and particulars. Dr.

F. C. Gehrs, 4o2 Nixon bldg. AT. JOOMS FOR RENT Furnished 35 ATTRAC.

fr. rm, next bath, shower, st. prtv home, unl. phone, gar. opt.

HI. 7750. AMBER" 3.i2TEE next bath, private family, $..50. MO. tH26.

AIKEN AVFj. and St. James Large front risini, nieais privileges. MA. 6774.

ASPEN near Liberty and Baiim Room next'bath: private family. $4. MO. 1103. A LARGE rsim with running water, all Schenley district Mayflower -451.

A OF'IET, pleasant room home comforts, $1S mo. for gentleman; lehigh 4HC J. ATLANTIC S. Comr bath. ref.

required rm MO. private BAUM 552" Attractive. Mrgt nished rm, next bath; reasonable. MO BELLEVUE 1st 3 porch, yard, all conv large red. bright LI.

f.si'.l-W. BEECHWOOD 31'Cl Large fr. suit. 2 people; phone, priv. gar.

HA. niT 2" nr. 2 cars and bus; $5 or B. HA. Q4'V2 R.

BROOKLINE Cory nr. priv. home. 3.50 for 1, pr, for 2. Nr.

cars. LO. 1443-W. BROOKLINE, 15 Creedmore An exceptional nice room. all priv.

LO. R. BIIADLKHJK AV SO Room, next UitlT, pri. home. nr.

3 cars, bus Cent. PE. (CRAFTON Desirable 1 or 2 gents. i.i'"l-honojhw. nr.

cars, train Wa sfh7, 2 business people. each. MA. fl25. ELLSW4 IRTH A VK527JHisli clisa-t lirt nished and r-Hims; exclusive clientele desired; $4 up.

Mayflower 773. E. E. Just what you are looking fur; clean and cozy rooms, kitchenettes, priv. baths, hot water heat, garage: cars.

bus. Roup stS; 5745 Center are. MO. E. E.

Beautiful mahogany furniture, private home, gentleman. MO. 2222. st. location, gas, Mt.

all -Front gd. conv. HE. fcios. E.

(145 Maryland Well furnished mealsi if desired; rea.nable. MA. fl.tlS. Err325 SpahVsrRis.m. next home; business couple; breakfast opt.

E. Murrayhill Ave. Large, attrac. room, next bath, priv. home.

MA. 771'1. E. E. 2 front rooms, priv.

hath; suitable for 3 or more; choice location. MO. E. Comfortable rm hath, shower, priv. home; gentleman, $3.50.

EM. iiKl.7. twin be.l7a ll cVuT-veniences; garage optional. III. HOME WOOD.

72.14 Meade cor. Lev. Beaut, excl. neighbhd sq cars, tK 38. bus.

nr. train; gent. $25 mo. PE HOWE 5434 Front bed Rving rm home, unliiu. plume, reduced.

MA. MIRTH AVE.TW 1132 Nicely-Turn" 2nd flor; all reas CE priv. 2 4 IKK room, 52-11. OAKLAND Large, well furnished room in private apartment, reasonable. SC.

1 1 VI I. I I S'iv ice 1 1 en fr in beds, priv. family, home priv. FA. Unfurnished 36 BHKNTWi 2nd garage.

looms, kitchenette, heat CA bath. k. unf. ims. $20.

Prcf. bus couple mod it. 4t ht. I.E. eves.

Ave 3 4 I CAR KICK, 2-15 Spokane bath, h. w. fac. park iA. CAKKICK 3 rooms, bath, liuui" onvenient CA.

E. llil Farragut St 2 lame fas; adults; $51 HI. 3I-J. FRANKLIN ilK -3 rent reas nr Perr.v High school WE dJ14 KENDALL Kit 4 rins i 2d fl 5o 3 3d fl, $17. Adulla 1.1 3U72 W-.

KNOW II. I.E. 145 OrTlnTrd PI 4 riaiiiiii "prl vaiej.ath a. lulls KV. N.

"7.4 ai'llo in priv bntbi-but n'r Inst r. LI. SY I. AN I A A E. alcove balhJfJ.t.

HE. WEST PARK 3 clean month. Call ederal 2 5M It. "'lllVAMtrf HUUJI IM KI I Bernard Puffy, hoseman of No. 14 engine company, suffered a severe laceration of the right arm while fighting a fire in the basement of the home of Kosario Tirone, 3515 "Wakefield street, Saturday night.

RIVER TELEGRAMS OAttlPOLIS. O. April S. (Special.) T5iver 3 feet, falling; weather clear, much warmer today; colder tonight. Down, A.

(. Ackarcl at tonight for Jew Orleans with several harger of Pittsburg Heel products. The Ackard was delayed by heavy head winds that broke ie the Gallopilis wbarfboat yesterday and tore CfT the stage. C. W.

Talbot of Union Line down at m. for the South with tow of Pittsburgh steel products. Queen City due down late tonight front Pittsburgh for Cincinnati. OIL CITY, Pa River 8 feet 2 inches, falling slowly: weather cloudy. Legal Notices HUNTER.

ECKER CLUNK, Attorney s-at-I-aw, ro Bakewell Rl.lg., Pittsburgh, Ta. Tn the Court of Quarter Sessions of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. In re application of John H. Wolner for a license to car'-y on the business of a detective and to conduct a detective agency. No.

52 March Sessions, 1S32. Miscellaneous Docket. Notice Is hereby given that on the 114th day ot tsrch. 133L', John Weiner applied to the aforesaid Court for a license to carry rn the business of a detective and to conduct a detective agency, under and pursuant to the provisions of an Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 23, 1SS7, and that April 15. 1M2, at o'clock A.

Eastern Standard Time, has been fixed by said Court for a when and where all persons iti-teretsed may attend and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the petitioner mould not be granted. The said applica-t'on Is now on file In the office of the Clerk of Courts of Countv. HUNTER. ECKER CLUNK. Solicitors for Petitioner.

Harold SI StaTltfeTdT Attorney Grant Pittsburgh, Pa. To Willie Vandenrrift Carruthers, respondent Take notice that the subpoena and alias subpoena in the case of F.wing Carruthers against you for divorce A. V. M. at No.

21-9 January Term. 1932, Common Pleaa Court of Allegheny County. has been returned N. K. 1.

You are required to appear and answer the cm- In the Court of Common Tleas of Alle- I gheny Onnty, Pennsylvania. No. 3f56 April Term, 1932. In lie l'etition of Cyclors Foundry Company, a Corporation, for l'ecree of Dissolution. Notice is hereby given that Cyclops Foundry Company, a Corporation, has tiled In court at the above number and term its petition praying for a decree of dissolution, and that the court has fixed the 12tb day of April.

iyS2. at 9:30 o'clock. A. Eastern Standard Time. a the time for hearing, when and where all persona may attend snd show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted.

"Dalzeli. Da.lzeU. McF'all Pringle, Attorneys for Petitioner. 4." i Fourth Pittsburgh, Pa. Oscar G.

Meyer, Attorney, 5o3 Peoples East End Trust Pittsburgh, Pa. To Albert L. Weekly, respondent: Take notice that the subpoena In the case of Harrie E. Weekly against you for divorce A. V.

M. at No. 1210 January Term, I9r.2, Common Plena Court of Allegheny County, has been returned N. E. I.

Tou are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday of May, 1932. Frank 1. Gollmar. Sheriff. A.

if Angney, Attorney, 705 peoples Bank Bldg. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Fredericka Niil deceased, late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Charies Nill, Executor, 1215 Spring Garden Pittsburgh. Pa. D. L.

Starr, Attorney, ilt'8 Plaza bldg. Notice that letters of administration IX B. N- on the estate of Elizatieth Mac-Donald, deceased, late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, having been granted, sjj per-sons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Company, Administrator I). B. 526 Federal street, i N.

Pittsburgh. Pa. plaint on or before the first Monday of May. 1('32. Frank I.

Gollmar. Sheriff. I Harry Shapera, Attorney, 4-'2 Fnck Build- lng. Notice that letters of administration. d.

b. on the estate of Kathenne Lint or Catherine Link, deceased, late of Allegheny County, having been granted, all persona in. tbted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Fidelity Trust Company, Administrator, d. b. 341 Fourth avenue.

Pittsburgh. Ph William Ei Best, Attorney, 154-1 Oliver Bldg. Notice that letters of administration c. t. a.

on the estate of Ella M. M're. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment, and those having claims will present them to The Colonial Trnst Company. Adminisrra-tor c.

t. .117 Fourth ave Pittsburgh, Pa-Thomas M. Marshall. and Henry X. O'Brien, Attorneys, 1101 Plaza Bldg.

Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Margaret Baiter deceased, late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, having been presented, all persons Indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to James Baxter, Administrator, Lincoln Flace, Pittsburgh. Fa Hallock SheiTard, Attorney, 13ol Union Trust Building. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Mary Heboid, deceased, late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons Indebted to aaid estate will make payment and those hsring claims will present them to Isabella H. Iepp and Ella J. Letzkus.

Executrices, f44 Standton avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa. Galen C. HartOian. Attorney, 1418 Farmers Bank bldg.

Notice that ancillary letters of administration on the estate of Emily Reeves Appiegate. deceased, late of Weilsburs, W. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons, indebted to said estate will make payment and tbrme having claims will present them to the Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh. Ancillary Administrator, Grant and Fifth Pittsburgh. Pa.

J. Henry O'Neil. Attorney, til 4 Oliver building. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of John Toole, deceased, late of Verona Borough, Allegheny County, having been granted, ail persons indebted to said estate will make payment sud those having claims will present then) to Francis T. Toole and the Union National Bank of Pittsburgh, Executors, Fourth and Wood street, Pittsburgh.

Pa. Meeting Notices "Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company, East Pittsburgh. Pa. Notice of Annual Stockholders' Meeting to be held April 13. 19.12.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF WESTING-HOUSE ELECTRIC MANUFACTL'K-rNG COMPANY: The annual meeting of the st'ickholders of Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company will be held at the chief ofhee of the Company In the Borough of East Pittsburgh, Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, April lu, 1932, at 10:00 o'clock A. Eastern Standard Time, for the election of Directors, for the approval and ratification of all action of the Board of Directors and the Executive Com mittee amce the last meeting of stockholders, for the adoption of amendments of the By-laws which will be submitted to the stockholders for consideration, and for the transaction of such other business as mav properly come beiore the meeting or any adjournment or adjournments thereof. The K'-ard of Directors has fixed the close of busmen on March 4. 1932, as the record date for the determination of the stockholders entitled to vote at said Annual Meeting, and, accordingly, only stockholders of record at the close of bua'inesa on such 5ate will be entitled to -vote at said meeting.

The transfer books of the Company will not be closed WAKREN H. JONES. Secretary. Dated. March 14.

1932. Sealed Proposals Prizes Will Be 1st Prize 2nd Prize 3rd Prize 4th 5th $1.00 For Each Addition To The yiTAL STATISTICS Mausoleums MOUNT ROYAL MAUSOLEUM WESTMINSTER ABBEY OF PITTSRrRGH Mt. Roval Cemetery Mt. Royal Blvd. ENTOMBMENT SPACE AVAILABLE IN THIS ENDOWED MACSOLEl M.

Visitors Admitted Daily and Sunday "Incomparably the Better Way Empire Building. Atlantic ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found ALL -LOS1 AND FOUND" AND "MISSING PERSON" ADS PUBLISHED IN THIS COLUMN WILL RE BROADCAST DAILY OVER WWSW AT 11:45 A AN ADDITIONAL SERVICE A1 NO ADDITIONAL COST. TO AID IN RECOVERY OK LOST VALUABLES. BmSToN bull. stra-ii in Sennno Mt l.eb.

tai number 21056. Reward. Cull Lehigh K37S. DIAMOND riLg lost, Andrew Hortenxe; reward. Wellington ulll-J.

to DIAMOND-Emerald ring set in platinum, April J. Reward. FA. "2:3 GRAY pocketlxxik lost on West North ave. Saturdav eve.

Reward. FA. 1324. LADY'S pocketliook, nurse's creaentisls and money. Reward.

LE. 5')5(i-J. LOST Chain bracelet with black rectangular henitype etones on Sat. afternoon between 2 anil 6 p. in.

in the vicinity of Piedmont Dormont. or Kaufniann's an nex or downtown reward. Phone CarrickJ2T.2-M PURSE LOST Small broom with a large sum of ui'jney, between Boggs Bub! and Market; reward. Millvale Rl. STOLEN Underwood Standard Portables.

Walnut 5578H8. Black Green 53S2ia, Green and Noiseless Portables Black 543135. Black 541743 and Black 54074U fmni salesmsn'a car. Anyone identifying these machines call Underwood Elliott Fisher Company initnedi-ately: WRIST watch. Gruen.

on bracelet, March 29, Turtle Creek; $10 reward. Valley 1235-J. Business Personals 12 FOR a reliable lawn Job. Lsiubeok. FE.

eves. Peat moss t2.5( bale. LA DIES When in need ue Queen Branch Capsules, iwst medicine for women; literature tree; price $-'i Queen Chemical CV, Oakland, Pittsburgh, l'a. LE. fci4.

MIL rCS- ST AlT A gives 25 free checks daily. 616 Liberty ave. TROUSims for work or dress made. 2 fi." up. S.

Rogoff. also breeches GR. 078-J. WIGS llV n'l C. Nolte.

335 AT. 0522. Special Notices 13 BOWLING league, banquet, entertainment, reasonable. FA. c(M6 or GR.

7777. "Nolan." ENTERTAINMENT smokers, tsnquets, for bowling lesgues, ressonable. CE. WATCHES. Swiss, American, cleaned, repaired.

guar. Jobe. 4r2 Keenan bldg. Travel Transportation 16 ANNE EG AN TRAVEL SERVICE offers series of educational week-end. all-expense trips to New York.

Washington, Niagara Falls. Chautauqua Lake. etc. 235 Filth Ave. Phones AT.

3867 MO. 93 W. Recreation Places 18 IRPTI VR'Sl BUENA VISTA iiUlLLK GOLF CLUB Pennsylvania's Perfect Spot for Recreation. Telephone McKeesport 26974. PITTSBURGH NATATORIUM Swimming Instruction In Classes.

540 Duquesne way. near fitn St. Grsnt H876. Where to Dine CHKHAN'S TOWER for that Dancing 9 30 till Orchestra, Wed. and Sat.

Washington and Mc.Murray rd. Reservation call Colonial Jaektown Hotel w' EMPLOYMENT OFFERED For Men 20 COLORED restaurant ls.rters, handy men. Bethels131 Smithfleld. IMMEDIATE WORK IMMEDIATE PAY Earn $4 weekly and up. See Mr.

Allen. Seventh Ave. Hotel, 2-4 p. Monday and Tuesday. MAN with auto to liwiiver shipment of nursery stock arid make collections.

Morris I ee, Newark, N. Y. MAN, young, to travel with manager; must be free to leave city at once SALARY AND COMMISSION. See Mr. Bayley, lti Iterger bldg ME earn 1 40 weekly, sell inc'ts.

Apply Dor-Mar 401 Keenan bldg. Letter Published In Capital Prizes EMPLOYMENT OFFERED For Men 20 MKN7s 45 Steady to year. POSTOEF1CE CLERKS-MAIL CARRIERS. Common education sufficient. Paid vacation.

25 coached FREE. Write today sure for full particulars; 347-M, MEN To sell full line of standard brand Kroceries. direct to consumer, lowest prices; we deliver. Earn a day Apply Mr. Pirkentield.

Second ave. NEAT appearing young man to travel with and assist manager in circulation work. Apply Mr. Cvsuper, 63U Wabash 410 Litcrtv ave. SALESMAN for promotional sales work, see snles munager.

Triple Sales and Service 6IU3 Haum E. E. YOUNG MEN, three neat-appearing; easy outdoor work, short hours, big pay. Applv Mr. Cooper.

C30 Wabash 419 Lih-ertv ave. For Women 21 DEMONSTRATORS Young ladies seeking a connection with reliable established firm on all-year-around product; advertising campaign now on; guarantee and commission. 4iil Columbia Bank bldg. SALESWOMAN, over Salary. Write high sc hool educ.

Fost-i lazette. SALESLADIES Y'oung, aggressive, go-getters, ambitious to become crew managers. Fast moving produc-t; commission paid on repeat business; guarantee and commission. 24S Fourth room SALESWOM N. sell dresses A hosiery; work spare time.

Write or ap'y 41 Keenan bldg. VACANCY April Opportunity is offereu woman of responsibility, over 25, to join woman's organization. Excellent position, good income, short hours. Real future, no experience required. Appointment necessary.

Atlantic WOMEN to sell tea and coffee; salary and commission. Apply by letter civinar qualifications and telephone number. If any. Write 322-J. Post -Gazette Salesmen and Agents 23 SALESMEN and agents to aell something entirely new.

No competition. Free sample. Write Alumaweld Sales 21 Washington Trut Pittsburgh, Pa. Canvassers and Solicitors 24 CANVASSERS to aell household product; good commission. Call Monday 9 to 12 a.

in. 712 Trenton Wilk. SITUATIONS WANTED By Men 26 JANITOR or references. porter, part time, Fisk 3221-M. night, day; OIL PAINTINGS cleaned and restored local artist.

Ihigh 97S0-R. by PITTSBURGH ASSN. IMP. OF POOR Free Employment Bureau. SKILLED MECHANICS, HANDY MEN, Carpenters, Painters, Plninbers, Electricians, etc.

Coal Carriers, Housemen, Orderlies, Handy Men, anners, Pick and Shovel etc. Capable, dependable, family men personally known to in. Help us find these men work. Free Employment Bureau, 428 Duquesne way. Atlantic 4IS3.

By Women 27 CAPABLE WOMAN desms position in city or out of city; 12 yesrs experience general office responsibilities, bookkeeper, typist, nupervision warehouse sales snd shipment: conversant with credits, also branch office details. Write H-3h3, care Post-Gazette. HOUS KEPE general housework, re-tined American girl. Protestant, desires position with adult family. Gentiles; capable of taking complete charge, stay nights, city reference.

Montrose lilP ST NOG A PHER. bookkeeper, middle sged, Protestant, single. Address 1120 Harris Crafton Station, Pittsburgh. WALL-PAPER cleaning, housecleauiug, colored, day workers, laundresses, housegirls, rook's, mothers' helpers, part time workers, couples, chefs, portent. Atlantic 27S7.

IMPERIAL. YOUNY LADY with nursing experience de-nurse or dc- sires position ss practical tor's assistant Post-Gaiette. Box 342 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Educational Services 30 Three-month course. guar, your license. Larageat practice in Pgh.

Expett teachers. Ideal. 4' Thlid ave P. O. BEN L.

BRENNAN. teacher of-saxophone and clarinet. GR. 43'. 'J.

2'ai Stanwix St. DON MARTINI DANCINi; STUDIOS Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati FOX 'I ROT WALT. TANGO Ten teachers; beginners: private; ST A I 'I A ECC TR 1 212 Stanwix St. Grant 1015 VERY low RATES! DEFECTS of King School for 5C years. wt.ee-h can be cm reeled, of Oratory has specialized Fvergla.le 1124.

Private his in tap dancing and tenor banjo. GR. PJ18 J. WILK PLUG 3 to i ti.e bath. hwd.

J.K to nr. trains, cars. CH. (MM. WILK 7-rin.

$ii(i; 5-rni. dup 4-rm. ht. furn. PE.

WILK. h. w. 4ol Pitt auu i.arlor, gar. opt.

PE beat, hdw. WILK. Modern 6-rjom conveniently located, reduced. Owner, CH. 14(1 WlLlCINSBURi'j Cozy 4 rooniaTXath, hwd.

elcc. in-a-door bed. CH. 2417. EST- I bath.

h. w. nr. cars; excellent loc. WE.

CH4S R. T5 rtiisT, hatlT! litU. good cond PE. 2412. Zor.

4 Hill cor. Mill st. 5-rin. pOJ-Jp anf) porches; owner fur-nishes hot water heat for halls, janitor service; will decorate to suit tenant. At this rental these ire the best apts in Wilkinsburg.

Only two spts left. Open for inspection. Call Court 517 t'W rn 1210 Mill OU t.nrj.jnrt nr. Hill st fl. duplex.

3 nr. Hill Wilkins- duplex. 3 rms. and bsth. porches; owner furnishes hot water.

Get key on 1st floor st 811 Hill st. FAiT KNn. APT. N. Negl.v.

5(1 modern, $711 to $77. 5i Includes heat, h. water, awnings, snd retrigerni ion. EM. RAY7ltD.7 47oicorr Neville Cathedral dist.

7 rooms. 3 bstns, hdw. I water heat. F'rigidaire. living room 21x'jS.

I now renting for $-'25, will greatly reduce this rent for desirable party This duplex must I seen to be appreciated. Call Ellis A Carr, Court PEi.i.EFiin.D DWELLINGS 4t'0 (Voter Ave. Mayflower 4f0n. EMERSON APARTMENTS East End district; fire and soundproof building; following apartments available for immediate possession nt low rentals; 4 rooms and bath; 5 rooms and bath; rooms. 2 baths; 7 rooms, 2 baths.

All apartments have front and rear porches; large electric refrigerators, modern conveniences, janitor service. GIFFEN COMPANY, f.c Peoples Rank P.l.iu Court Kl.lrWi 525 LARIMER AVE. SEE JANITOR ON PREMISES OR CALL COURT 1141- ev. r.7;i'.i. E.

garage, 1342 $:2.: int View Mayflower SI 5 11 r.sinia. GAP EL APARTM ENTS Cor Ellsworth ave. and Clyde st. i.1IH'4. HAMILTON 7 5-rm.

mod. Mcl 'H 1-7ki3, cor. Murtland new bldg. CH i I lT- PI.EX. GARAGE.

REAS. MO I'HERSON HHH 5 sun Frig. gar. laundry. $75, Hilund I N7Vr.

CLAIR ST 7olApt.7 3 outside rooms, bath, laundry, elec in NEW modern duplex. 4 rma balh. lauu.lry, furnace; rent reasonable. Mil. 5(172.

OAKLAND- A lories MiiiT ern duplex, front, rear porches. ALE XASDK 1 1 RE A I 4 14 A amid. Pennsylvania Apartments, CENTER PKI.l.l.FlKl.D AYES. Schenlev 4MJ. PAULSON elec wk 3 adults.

rma HI priv I'm 5 .1 RENT REDUCED. and $53, Collins ave 331 to 338. choice apt. 5 rms and bath, large rear porcbea; owner fiirnisl.es steam heat, hot water and Janitor service At ttice rentals these ar the lest apts lu l.lNrty. Open f.r insjwet too.

See jsn.iur on preiniaea iH-call EUia A Carr. COJ fu RURAL SI' Implei. 5 A nu "bath, re dii.v.l rent. and Mil SI MM Ull. 7" Apt 2nd ps.

ma. bath. heat. $75; Apt. 3rd fl 4 bath.

$: MA.J.'S'.2. S. HRAI.Iko'K AVE. is'-2 apts. 4 and tile bath, bikfnt rm.

with heal, garage, ledliced. PE. 973. 1. bat'h.

Furni'sfiefJ 12 .1 1 A3 Unfurnished HE I I.FUF-ULN AUS BELLEVUE li J. i i i.i. 37.5ui(t;;s1' dwelling, 5 furnace; onlv rated throughout Key 1 laKota Court 7S. CITV AMI MlUllBiN. AVALON furnace, ynid; i.oiu ASP I Al ri.

hdw. floors, bath, furnace; Keil Realty Co A 1 IO 1 1 I' 7 sintable 2 taiiuii. bath, all P'27 Steul.en Si i. I I I.I F.nirlh A Cll A i TON 4 in i ater, poren I i7 n.s rooms, brick li' i kitchen ami -I nace, lauinirv 'v irk i i Attractive h- n- fs.rch. ti Hf.ll 1 1 i 1 6 SI I POMMONW I COMMONS 1 ii fox acre fTTrTT dwell (Treem II turn ci- 1 MT.

Ruth 8'-' YV.Wii Cliess Warn ll I a oli' Fit ih Finn Moil! II VI, 3 I lllll bent. A 1 i Clearview II II (. ballllo. WII.K fl hdw. erollll't 1 ILK" 'i be sr.

tins I nl I Carr. cii; v.l.lil'U FMi'Wiii: I il. FM- ub I II l.ii.-k; I I -l ATI. A Mb' Al lalll H' A Al lanl A I.AMHI El 'I S(J llll 1- 11 1 no I i r- I I BI.NNLl 1 SI t.atli'H'lC''iut'' COR A i.l rms pai ii Diri.nxi HTu-l. li.

I' 1 K.lr a trie rrfnerati.ii. ft ti. rlectnc r. t. heating K'loo 'floors.

wahT iincr. not REED vv iRMi i.NT-'o SQUIRREL li. or tint tin SQUrRRLL hatha, n. SKIPPY Perfect Technique By PERCY L. CROSBY THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF' PITTSBURGH.

Sealed bids will be received In Room No. 251 Administration Building, Belleflcld Ave-nu at Forbes Street, until 3:00 o'clock P. Wednesday, April 6, 1832, and will be opened In Boom No. 215 at the same hour for Paper Supplies, Schoolroom and Orfice Supplies, Drawuie snd Art Supplies. Athletic Supplies.

Swimming Suits, Towels. Hardware, Glass, Janitor's Supplies, Llisiut'ect-ants. Flags, Furniture, Oxygen and Acetylene and Linoleum; Printing Specification Books; Insurance Automobiles and Trucks; Framed Pictures for various schools: Lunch Room Supplies; Electric Oven for Perry High School; Hobnrt Mixer Type for bcheniey High School; and Washer for Arsenal High School Bidding blanks and specifications can be obtained at the office of the Superintendent of Supplies, Room No. SuC Administration Building. The Board of Public Education reserves the right to reject anv or all bids.

H. W. CRAM LET, fcectetar. 5.U IVcM.S Percy L. Crosby, Great "Britain rights reserved, vat nr rms ear inn'" I.

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