EigKteen Journal-Every Evening, Wilmington. Delaware, Monday, July 27, 1942 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ROOM AND BOARD MERCHANDISE Survives Jap Attack Obituaries of the Day Mrs. H. P. Scott Dies at Home Miscellaneous for Sale 36 BEVERAGE COOLERS Only a few left.
Prices from $161.75 up. WILMINGTON AUTO SALES CO, 35TH MARKET STREETS. "DAL TON" ADDING MACHINE. PERFECT CONDITION. REASONABLE.
PHONE 2-4002. EYEGLASSES, $8.75 COMPLETE, With Frame and Lenses. Your doctor's pre-scrlptlon filled Horrow's. 627 Market St "NATIONAL" PRESSURE COOKER 36-QUART SIZE. BRAND NEW.
1817 W. 2ND EVENINGS. PRESSING MACHINE "Hoffman," condition. Reasonable. Apply Cleaners, 701 Orange St.
A-l Day OFFICE FURNITURE (New and Used) FILES. DESKS, CHAIRS. MATTHEWS BROTHERS, INC. 105 W. Ninth St 209 Market St.
PHONE 4-52584-5259. USED FRIGID AIRE Bottled Water Cooler Good condition. WILMINTON AUTO SALES CO, 35TH MARKET STREETS. WOOD FOR SALE PHONE 4-370 WALK-IN electric butcher box and scale. In good condition.
Reasonable. Apply 1225 West St. Building Materials 38 THREE 24-INCH STEEL BEAMS 32 ft 3 in. long. Wilmington Sheet Metal Works, 507 Tatnall St.
Ph. 2-8813. Elericat Snpplies 39 EL EC. FIXTURES -REDUCED PRICE8 GROSSMAN ELECTRIC CO Cor. 4th and Orange.
Open Eves Fuel, Feed. Fertilizers 40 200 LOADS OF TOP SOIL, $1.50 yard. Chas. P. Weldin.
Phone 3-5006. Household Goods 41 ALL FURNITURE AND RUGS reduced 25. Wilmington Maytag Co. 110 West 4fh St Help Wanted Female HAVE OPENINGS for severl girls to learn to operate sewing machine. We only wish those who would Ilka to have a permanent position to apply: no Hitlers.
Topkis Bros. 217 French St LADIES who speak Polish wanted to sell Jewelry on outside. Good salary. Apply Norman I. Harris, 503 Market St MATURE WOMEN Interested In full or part-time employment.
Call 4-1870. OPERATORS Experienced on single and double needle machines, buttonhole and button sewers on shirts: steady work Apply 411 E. Front St. OPERATORS FRONT MAKERS AND COLLAR SETTERS ON CHILDREN'S DRESSES. DELAWARE MANUFACTURING 9TH AND WALNUT.
WAITRESS Short hours. Cafe. 1535 W. 4th St. Apply George's WAITRESS.
Experienced. Apply Karl's Restaurant, Delaware Ave. and West St. WOMAN OR GIRL to and do kitchen work, ket Street. make sandwiches Apply 2018 Mar- WE HAVE OPENINGS for salesladies at oui fountain a fid on sales floor.
Apply Kresge 801 Market St. WAITRESSES. RICH DRUG 208 W. 10TH ST. WAITRESS FOR SODA FOUNTAIN.
APPLY FEDERAL BAKE SHOP. 717 MARKET WILMINGTON. DEL. WOMEN Mature, settled, who can devote 4 hours daily in own community; $15 to $25 weekly earnings. Write F-71, News-Journal Co.
for interview. WAITRESSES Two wanted for nice, air-conditioned coffee shop; good pay and short hours. Apply Hotel Darling. WE PAY YOU $5.00 for selling ten $1.00 boxes. 50 beautiful assorted name-imprinted Christmas cards, sell $1.00 your profit 50c.
Free samples. Cheerful Card 28N. White Plains, N.Y. WOMAN Between 25 and 45, without de pendants, manage small apartment house, $15 week. No smoking, drinking type considered.
Replies to receive attention must give age and full business record. Address F-75. News-Journal Co. YOUNG LADY Neat appearance, for sales and demonstrations in department store. Pleasant work, pays well.
Apply Tuesday after 10:30 a. m. Stern's. 7tb Market St. Help Wanted Male 6 BOY TO HELP in bakery.
No experience necessary. Over 16 Apply 112 King street ibY-bo general cleaning. Apply be- tween 9 Avenue. p. 1600 Delaware BAKERS Must be now employed.
Oood op portunity. Phone or apply office, Huber Bskmg 9th and union. BARBER WANTED. Apply at Cititens 1 Bank Bldg, at Barber Shop. BAKERY SALESMEN 2 men.
for immediate assignment to permanent routes. Experience unnecessary. Salary $36 plus commission. Apply Rice's Bakery, 110 Todd's Lane. CHAUFFEUR and gardener Give reference, color, draft status, wages expected Address M-73, News-Journal Co.
COLORED MEN i2, experienced In cutting timber Must have own car. Writ M-77. News-Journal. COLORED MAN Sober and undustrtous. to work around apartments one who Is handy with tools and can do odd jobs Good chance for the right party Address M-72, News-Journal Co.
DISHWASHER Colored. 8th and Market Bts. Apply DISHWASHERS (2i. Good pay. Apply Wm.
Penn Diner. Hare's Corner, Phone 93-68M. DRIVER AND SALESMAN for light delivery truck. Apply Ros Hill Dairy. 12th and Heald Streets.
DISHWASHERS Steady Job for two good men: good pay and good eats. Apply Hotel Darling. EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEURS to dm taxi cabs Earn 835 a week and up. Apply Yellow Taxi, 104 French St. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY on soda toun-tain.
Apply Mr. Tobin, Reynolds Gandy Co, 7th and Market. EXPERIENCED MAN for men's clothing department of an established credit house; permanent position. Opportunity to take charge. State age, experience and present earnings In confidential ap-plication to Box M-60.
News-Journal. GUARDS For defense work. American born: stand rigid Investigation. Give age. physical description and all former employment.
Rates 72c per hour. Writ M-81, News-Journal. HANDY MAN Colored, to mak himself generally useful and do some cleaning Steady Job with good pay. Apply Hotel Darling. JANITOR Colored, for apt.
married; quarters furnished; ref. Feldman Con-struction 1424 Clayton. Ph. 3-2223 MACHINIST First class, for corporation doing defense work Writ M-67. News-Journal Co BChYnIstsTop rate; 100 defense plant.
Apply 405 Front St. or 17th and Pin St. PRESSERSFor dry cleaning plant Also men to work 5 p. m. to 12 midnight.
Apply Trl-Statc Service, 4202 Market St. PANTRY MAN Good Job for man who understands making salads, sandwiches, opening oysters, good pay Apply Hotel Darling. RELIABLE colored man. with experience around trucks. Apply Huber Baking stn ana unson.
REPRESENTATIVE Large Insurance Arm desires the services of men between the sges 40-50. Salary and commission. Territories available at once in Wilmington, Newport, and Newark, All interviews strictly confidential. Apply Metropolitan Life Ins. Co, Room 514, Industrial Trust Bldg.
Phone 3-5187. SHORT ORDER COOK WANTED, mond Lunch. 4th and Walnut Sts. Dia- SHIPPING CLERK Experienced. Steady work.
Apply Red-Comb Mills Co, Marine Terminal. SHORTORDER COOKExperienced, trans-portation furnished. Apply Wm. Penn Diner, Hare's corner. Phone 93-6851.
TOOL MAKERS Must have jig and fixture experience. Large New York City War Plant. Citizens onlv. After war opportunity. Write only full details.
Box "05 Equity. 113 West 42nd New York City. ACKERS for patent leather plant. Good rates. Apply J.
R. Rue Co, Elsmere. or Ph. 3-5898. TRUCK DRIVER Steady position for right man.
Apply Mundorff Beverage Co, 2932 Market Bt. Ph. 2-2651. WAITERS Year-round Job for two good men in nice air-conditioned dtningroom. Apply Hotel Darling.
YOUNG MAN as baker's helper. Apply Mr de Fino, Reynolds' Candy Co, before 10 a. m. YOUNG BOY8 for counter work. Apply Earl's Diner, 1315 Governor Prints Boulevard.
YOUNG MAN willing to work and to learn paint and hardware business Apply Robbins Clark, 301 N. Union St. YOUNG MAN Over 18, to work one nr. a day, $1 hr. 6c car fare.
Apply Del. State Hoip, see Dr. Tarumlanz, or Dr. Elfell, YOUNG MAN To learn restaurant management. Experience unnecessary, good opportunity for energetic man.
Apply 5 Walt Poirier's new restaurant. 307 Delaware Ave. 1ST-CLASS 8HOE REPAIR MAN Stat salary wanted and experience. Phone 2-8557, or 4-7149. Help Male or Female DISHWASHER.
Apply Teddy's Lunch Room, 6th and Shipley Sts. OFFICE WORK Must be touch typist. Apply L. D. White, Postal Telegraph, 8tb and Shipley Sts.
TYPISTS Young men, 17 years, girls, 18 to 25. Permanent employment; good pay. Apply Western Union Telegraph Co. Help Male or Female WANTED Young or middle aged white, married couple, experienced in the care of a country home near Wilmington. Man to car for poultry, grounds, etc.
Woman for general housework. Furnished apartment with board and liberal pay to capable couple. Write P. O. Box 125.
Wilmington. If seriously Interested SITUATION WANTED Female 10 CHILDREN CARED FOR. 25c. PER HOUR. CALL 2-6024.
INSTRUCTION Male and Female 12 THOMPSON'S PRIV. BUSINESS SCHOOL. Individual Instruction Day or Evening 900 Washington St. Phone 2-7626. NCLE SAM" wants Ass't.
SUtistical Clerks $1,620 year. Men women. 18 up Wilmington applications close Aug. 4 No exp. Sample coaching particulars FREE.
Write W-29, News-Journal office. Welding Electric. Individual instructions HAL GOODWIN. 5TH AND CLAYTON PHONE 4-3102 and 91-855. Beauty Culture 13 AN OPPORTUNITY TO EARN WHILE YOU LEARN ELLIS SISTERS EST.
1901. 911 MARKET ST. PHONR 3-4079 BUSINESS SERVICE Services Offered 14 CESSPOOLS and Septio Tanks Cleaned Odorless excavating Anywhere Wm SHlckman Phone West Chester 1454, REPAIR on trucks and pas-senger cars. Chickadel, 5th and Jackson Sts. Phone 2-9844.
fyPEWRITERSi Adding Machines ano Fountain Pens repaired 1011 Tatnall St WANTEP' 1,000 rugs to clean George Lang Co, 1205 Orange St. Phone 2-0922 Beating, Plumbing Roofint 18 5-Gai Barrett's Liquid Flexigum 1.75 S-Gal. Barrett's Liquid Elastiguro $2.50 can WILLIAMS ti BROS. CO, 3RD AND TATNALL STS DIAL 8167. 1942 WARM AIR PIPE FURN ALL CAST IRON $59 50 TILE BOARD.
ALL COLORS SQ FT 3-PIECE BATHROOM OUTFIT: TUB. TOILET AND WASHSTAND $29 95 KITCHEN SINKS $1.50 UP USED PORCELAIN LAUNDRY TUBS $2 95 DELAWARE SALVAGE 301 FRENCH ST. PHONE 2-9611. Moving, Trucking, Storage 20 ALL THE WAY WITH SAFEWAY TO AND FROM EVERYWHERE. SAFEWAY STORAGE.
PH. 2-7857. AT-THORNTON BROS. Work guaranteed to satisfy Careful, reasonable movers Phone 2-40212-5967. BENNETT'S TRANSFER 16 years' careful moving service 1821 Del.
Ave. Ph. 2-3294 LOFLAND STORAGE MOVING PHONE 7000 MOVING AND HAULING. $2.75 room, storage $2 month, 8 mile radius. Clifton Prultt.
Wilmington Storage. 103 Adams St Phone 4-6778. PRIVATE ROOMS L. Lang. 1205 Orange STORAGE Clean, light room for furniture, etc.
Sprinkler protection, low insurance rates Gawthrop Storage Warehouse. 705 Orange Phon 6266. Painting, Papering 21 C. H. FAULKNER OFFERS YOU FIRST-CLASS WORK AT FAIR PRICES PHONE 4-6777 FIRST-CLASS PAPERING As PAINTING.
Prompt Service. ECONOMY DECORATORS. 513 4th St Phon 2-2284. GENERAL PAINTING of the better kind Estimates cheerfully given. Ph 2-3196 PAPERHANGING and Painting.
All work guaranteed. 20 years' experience. Reas onable rates Call Alexander Pond 4-1374 Printing, Engraving 22 WE MAKE your billheads and statements so that you save time. Chas. H.
Gray. 11 E. Eighth St. Phone 2-5626. Repairing Upholstering 24 A 3-PC.
SUITE upholstered, $25 Materials supplied wholesale. Bilt-Rlte Upholstery Co, 1011 Tatnall St. Phon 4-1546. BEST WORK Upholstery. 3-pcs, $24 50; new springs, fillings, free hassock Slip covers, $12 95; $-pcs.
made to order Go anvwhere. Fit-Rite. 837 Tatnall. 2-8213. 3 PIECES reupholstered.
$25. and all materials at wholesale price iSllpcoversi Hvman Reiver. 608 King St. Ph. 2-3825 FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 25 FOR SALE Taproom, doing good business, on and off license.
Writ 8-5. News-Journal. FOR SALE 8tock and fixtures, meat and provision business. Apply N. E.
Corner 8th and Tatnall. GROCERY STORE for sale, including stock and fixtures, or will rent building separately COHEN Ph. 2-1522 PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE For apply at office, 800 Shipley St. TAPROOM and bulidhTgforsale. On and off license.
Write S-8, News-Journal Office. STONE QUARRY FOR SALE $3500.00. Hard limestone, quarry equipped. L. C.
May, Paradise, Pa. TAP ROOM, Diner and Tourist Cabins on U. Route No. 1, near New Naval Academy. Doing big business.
Cabins ail rented. Priced low account other business. Easy financed. WHEELER St GRIER. Realtors, Oxford.
Pa $10,000 WILL SECURE the position of Vice-president and General Manager of Manufacturing Company. Write 8-10. News-Journal Co. Mortgages 26 IF YOU NEED A MORTGAGE have funds available, up to 20 years to repay Prompt, courteous attention Walter Powell. Inc.
1112 King. Ph 2-6014. MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE QUICK SETTLEMENT. ARNOLD OOLDSBOROUGH. E.
12TH ST PHONE 3-5129. Investments Stocks, Bonds 28 BREWERY STOCK FOR SALE. SACRIFICE. WRITE S-U, NEWS-JOURNAL CO. Money to Loan MONEY TO LOAN We loan more on shotguns arid rifles than anyone in the State.
LEVY'S OLD RELIABLE LOAN CO 421 MARKET ST 420 SHIPLEY ST 6 MONEY TO LOAN Wa Loan More Money On Shot Guns, Rifles. Diamonds. Watches Jewelry. Clothing and Anything of Value. PENN LOAN CO, 409 MARKET 406 SHIPLEY.
PH. 2-2364 OPEN EVES. Auto Loans 31 CARS FINANCED At REFINANCED LOW RATES. PERSONAL LOANS PERSONAL SUPERVISION DISCOUNT AND CREDIT CORP Ph 3-4296 Haldeman Stouu 200 9th 8t AUTO LOANS loan on your car whether It la paid for or not no Indorsers Compare and satisfy yourself: Borrow $100. pay 8 75 monthly Borrow $200.
pay $17.50 monthly Borrow $300. pay $26.25 monthly Borrow $400. pay $35.00 monthly Guarantee saves you money. Why pay more BANKERS' FINANCE CORPORATION, 409 MARKET ST. PHONE 8389 Open Friday Evening Until 8.
MERCHANDISE Radios 33 AUTO AND HOUSE RADIO lUSEDl SPECIAL 65 AND UP. PHIL'S Battery Service. Inc, 617 Sh.piey Musical 35 NEARLY COMPLETE STOCK of Stelnway, Kimball. Gulbransen and Musette pianos still may be purchased on payments. We buy used pianos.
GEWEHR PIANO CO, 212 W. Ninth St. Miscellaneous for Sale 36 ADDING MACHINE. MIMEOGRAPH AD-DRESSOGRAPH. DEL.
TYPEWRITER 1011 TATNALL ST. PH. 3-1892. Room and Board 5 6TH ST, 1314 Nicely fur. room.
suitable for two gentlemen; plenty of hot water; home cooking. Ph. 2-1939. CLEAN, comfortable room for two gentlemen; plenty hot water; board Phonr 2-1667. FOR YOUNG MEN All home comforts.
Innerspring mattress, showers: personal laundry. 1901 Baynard Blvd. 3-4624. Rooms Without Board 51 BROOM ST, 27P1 Nicely furnished room for business woman In modern apt. Phone 3-4646, 5 to 9 p.
m. ELSMERE 115 Ohio Ave. Large comfort able room for gentleman. Will consider elderly pensioned man. Ph.
3-831. MARKET ST, 1328 Nicely furnished room, twin beds. Gentlemen only. JACKSON ST, 1311 Nicely furnished front room, next to bath. Twin beds.
JACKSON ST, 905 Central location, nicely furnished room with running water, second floor. Shower. JENSEN'S HOTEL AND RESTAURANT 1208 Market St Rooms $9 weekly and up; $1.50 daily and up LINCOLN ST, 108 Furnished room next to bath: use of phone: gentleman preferred. Phone 2-4910 MONROE ST, 836 Large furnished room, next to bath and shower, suitable 1 or 2, private family MADISON-ST, 976 Large well furnished room, close to bath, shower, continuous hot water, all conveniences. Ph.
7061. ORANGE ST, 609 Furnished rooms; all conveniences. Also 2 -room apt, furnished lor light housekeeping. VAN BUREN ST, 806 Nice clean room. Private home.
Best location. Modern Conveniences. $4 week. WASHINGTON ST, 1811 Large front bay window room, furnished for gentleman. Phone 2-2233.
4TH ST, 729 2 nicely furnished room in private home for gentlemen. Plenty hot water. 6TH ST, 1340 Attractive front room. 2nd floor, newly furnished, next to bath. Phone 3-4988 8TH ST, 1012 One furnished room, second floor; private family.
All conveniences. 8TH ST, 621 Clean, neatly furnished room; plenty of hot water; 1 or 2 gentlemen. Use of phone. 9TH ST, 1315. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
10TH ST, 804 FRONT ROOM. NICELY FURNISHED FOR GENTLEMAN. PRIVATE HOME. ATTRACTIVELY furnished room in private home. $3 week.
Phone 4-2989. Don't WASTE TIME LOOKING FOR ROOMS Several hundred good places, all prices, all locations. Listed at the WILMINGTON ROOM DIRECTORY. Cor. Delaware Ave.
and Washington St. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS For ladie and gentlemen. Single and doubl rooms. 1200 Delaware Ave. SINGLE ROOM for business woman.
kitchen privileges. Call after 5:30 p. 1 st floor. 909 W. 9th St WE HAVE a large list of beautiful rooms.
Best location. Reasonable. Agency, 1006 Washington St. 2-5648. Housekeeping Rooms 53 WASHINGTON ST, 610 One room, furnished for housekeeping, gas, eeictrtc, running water.
WEST ST, 3011 or 2 rooms, furnished for light housekeeping: heat, electric, gas, hot water; newly papered. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments 58 BROOM ST, 310 3rd floor apt, 3 rooms, private bate, oil heat. Adults only. $30. WASHINGTON 18122 large rooms, bath, porch, 2nd fir Private home; newly decorated.
Very desirable. Adults. WEST ST, 2174 Apply first floor. rooms, private bath. APARTMENTS.
NEWLY DECORATED. 1301 W. 13TH ST. FOR BUSINESS COUPLE 4 rooms, bath, porch, 3rd floor. Best apartment section.
Ph. 2-3765. 1, 2 AND 3-ROOM APTS. PRIVATE BATH. REASONABLE RENT.
F. A. DAVIS CO, 314 W. TTH. PHONE 701S Furnished Apartments 59 10TH ST, 713 Two room furnished apt, running water, semi-private bath.
Phone 8847. 36TH ST, 23 Three rooms, bath, back porch, electric refrigerator. Call 8901 after 5 p. m. DEFENSE WORKERS LET US SOLVE YOUR HOUSING PROBLEM With a trailer home, completely furnished and ready for you to move In.
Big enough for 4 people. Com and see this modern home on wheels and get complei information how easv it is to own one. BOULEVARD MOTORS 24TH AND GOV. PRINTZ BLVD. EDELWEISS" 1008 Madison St.
Furn. efficiency housekeeping and bachelor; ekctrlc refrigerator. Phon 3-8041. SUBLET 4'i-room completely furnished apt, Claymont Gardens, 3-month period, all utilities. Phone 91-4209.
7 to 9 p. m. SUBLET 4-room apt, month- of August? Reasonable. Write R-94, News-Journal Co. SUBLET A m-rm.
apt. Claymont Gardens Apts. No. 102. beat, gas ind.
$75 per month. Pots. Aug. 3. Call H.
5100. TWO ROOMS Second floor, private en-trance, gas, elec, use of phone. Recently renovated. Phone 2-6442. WE HAVE 1.
2 and 3-room apts, cicely furnished; good locations. Reas. Agency. 1008 Washington St. Phone 2-6646 WILL SHARE HOME with married coup! or two working girls.
References exchanged Phone 4-5912. WE HAVE one vacancy. 4 rooms, com-' pietely furnished. $110 per month. Wa-waset Apts, 7th and Oreenhill Ave.
3 LARGE attractive rooms. Private bath, elec, refrig, gas. electric Reference. Immed. poss.
Adults. Phone S-2379. 5 ROOMS, bath, 2 porches. Available to Oct. 1st.
Rental $80 per month. PAUL 8 WILEY. 918 Orange. Ph. 4-6214.
Business Places Rent 6 OFFICE SPACE 2nd-flr. front, Sll Market St. Apply B. Kleltz Brother Co, 6th and Market Sts. Phon 4-7738.
311 MARKET ST. 1412 FRENCH ST. 2.500 sq. feet, suitable for shop and showroom. Possession.
202 W. 7TH ST. 238 CONCORD AVE 215 KING ST. PAUL S. WILEY.
Realtor. 918 Orange St. Garares for Rent 62 GARAGES FOR RENT Applv Charles P. Wltsil, 2523 Jefferson St. Ph.
2-6024. GARAGE 703 1 1 Orange suitable fof business or garage for 3 cars. HOWELL SCHULTZ. INC, 408 Delaware Ave. Dial 7551-7552.
PRIVATE GAR. FOR RENT 513 WEST ST. PRIVATE GAR. 29 TH As JESSUP. $3 MO.
PAUL HANDLER. 905 ORANGE ST PHONE 4-2224. 807 PLEASANT ST. Private garage: $4 month. Apply 601 N.
Van Buren St. Houses for Rent 63 BROOM ST, 4066 rooms, bath, porch, hardwood floors Immediate possession. Apply 314 8. Broom St. MADISON ST, 849 5 rooms, bath, all conveniences.
Phone 2-2606. WESTOVER HILLS New, all-masonry home, 6 bedrooms, baths, center hall, knotty pin den. tiled kitchen, powder room, 2-car garage. L. C.
PARKER PHONE 4-7707. SEVERAL attractive modern houses la excellent locations: 4 bedrooms, '2 baths, oil hot water heat; garage. Wallace Warner Realty Co. Ph. 4-6225 305 18TH ST.
10 rooms, bath: to 0 completely redecorated Wm. V. Montgomery, 920 Shipley. Ph. 6527.
1715 PENN AVE. Four bedrooms, large reception hall, H. W. new paper, floors rennished. Possession.
G. H. HAYDEN 9th and TatnaU Sis. Ph. 4-1870; or, 2-3466.
She received her education at the Bennett School at Millbrook, N. Y. A member of Trinity Episcopal Church, Mrs. Scott was much interested in the Woman's Club of that church and was a former president. She was also interested in St.
Michael's Home for Babies and served as a member of the institution's board of managers and was very active in its day nursery for Negro children on French Street. She was also a member of the Garden Club of Wilmington. Lawrence F. Schneider, Sr. Funeral services for Lawrence F.
Schneider, of 945 East Seventeenth Street, who died yesterday morning in the Wilmington General Hospital after a brief illness, will be held Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock from the William E. Haines Funeral Home, Twenty-fourth and Market Streets. A steamfitter, Mr. Schneider had been employed at Jie Pennsylvania Railroad shops. He was a member of Wilmington Lodge, No.
74, Fraternal Order of Eagles. Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Hattie M. Schneider; three sons, Lawrence Howard W. and Walter J.
Schneider; a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Anderson, and a grandchild, all of Wilmington. Mrs. Mary A. Beecher Funeral services for Mrs.
Mary A. Beecher, 67, who died Friday at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stevens, 626 West Third Street, will be tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home. Interment will be in Townsend Cemetery.
Mrs. Beecher, who had been living at the Stevens home, suffered complications. In addition to Mrs. Stevens she is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Thurland Wilkinson, Chester, four sons, Paul T.
Eisley of this city. Gray C. Beecher, Essex, Frank M. Beecher, Chester, and Arthur P. Beecher, Marshallton, and 17 grandchildren.
Mrs. Jane B. Knight Funeral services for Mrs. Jane Brewster Knight, mother-in-law of Benjamin F. Shaw II, president of the Benjamin F.
Shaw Company of this city, will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock from the home of her sister and brother-in-law. Col. and Mrs. Robert S. Dougherty of Bethlehem, Pa.
Interment will be in that city. Mrs. Knight, who had been ill for several weeks, died yesterday in St. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Benjamin F. Shaw II, and two sisters, Mrs. Dougherty, and Mrs. Bert Phillips of Long Branch. Calif.
Mrs. Geneva Newcomb Mrs. Geneva Newcomb, 80, of 206 Capitol Trail, near Newark, died yesterday afternoon at the home oi a daughter, Mrs. Elmer Lauer of 2810 Washington Street, whom she had been visiting for several weeks. She suffered complications.
In addition to Mrs. Lauer, she is survived by "two other daughters, Mrs. Betty Maguire and Mrs. Iona Lauer, both of the city; five sons, Albert of this city; Fred and Herbert of Baltimore, Arthur of Washington, and John of Albany, N. Y.
Two sisters, Mrs. Ida Ruark and Mrs. Ella Fitzugh, both of Cambridge, and three brothers. Levin, Frank and Thomas Frazier, all of Cambridge, also survive. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from Grace Methodist Church, Cambridge, with interment in Green-lawn Cemetery in that city.
Friends may call at the McCrery Funeral Home, 2700 Washington Street, tonight at 7 o'clock. Ignacz Bartoszewski The funeral for Ignacz Bartoszewski, 57, proprietor of a grocery store at Third and Lombard Streets, will be held tomorrow from his home, 300 Lombard Street, at 8:30 o'clock with requiem mass at 9 o'clock in St. Stanislaus Church. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Mr.
Bartoszewski died Saturday at his home. He suffered from a liver condition and had been in failing health for several years. Surviving him are: Hs wife, Mrs. Wlodyslawa Bartoszewski; two daughters, Miss Eva Bartoszewswki, and Mrs. Regina Walczak; four sons, William, Adam, John, and Ig-nance Bartoszewski.
Antonio Rizzo The funeral of Antonio Rizzo, 61, of 2818 West Second Street, who died yesterday at the home of a daughter in Coatesville, will be held Wednesday morning from his late residence, with solemn requiem mass at 9:30 o'clock in St. Anthony's Church. Interment will be in cathedral Cemetery. Mr. Rizzo had been ill for more than a month, and for the past three weeks had been staying with his daughtsr, Mrs.
Angeline Gagli-ardo, of Coatesville. He was a stonemason by trade. Surviving are his wile, Mrs. Fiio-mena Rizzo; two sons. Carmen and Pasquale, of Wilmington, and four daughters, Mrs.
Gagliardo and Mrs. Margaret D'Amico, Coatesville; Mrs. Mary Pairo and Mrs. Victoria Deg-nars, of Wilmington, and 12 grandchildren. Gonzalo Penaranda The funeral of Gonzalo E.
Pena randa, 56, vice-president of the Picot Laboratories, who died suddenly yesterday, will be held Wednesday morning at 8:45 o'clock from the Chandler Funeral Home, Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, with requiem mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Mr. Penaranda was stricken yesterday while taking a shower bath at his home, 1905 North Van Buren Street, and died, before a physician PHONE NEW CASTLE t4M WILMINGTON PET CEMETERY Christians aUaC Ob ttO ft at Bar' Caraes mm East (to. 271.
"A Restful Sanctum For Tour Departed Pal" mmm JJ5Sj Commander W. S. Cunningham Commander Cunningham, noted Navy pilot and aviation expert who was in command of the heroic Wake Island garrison that made the Japanese pay a terrific price in ships and planes before the mid-Pacific U. S. outpost fell to the enemy, is "alive and in good health," his wife was informed today in San Francisco.
Too Tempting FALLd CITY, July 27 (Jp). J. L. Williams has been parcelling out good jobs in war industries to applicants at the U. S.
employment office, but finally he himself took one of them. He resigned as manager of the office to become a personnel man with a Nebraska company. INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS Apartments 6 Maryland, Rent Auction Sales 77 Massage Mlsc For Sal Auto Accessories SJ Mon Auto Loans 31 Mortgages 64 4 36 29 26 Automobiles Sal 81 Mountain Resorts 64 A Automotive tg Moving. Trucking 20 Autos Hire 64 Musical Instrum't 35 Auto Trucks Sale 63 Notices 2 Barter. Exchange' 32Palntine.
Panerina 21 Beauty Cultur 13 Places Rent 80 Bicycle, Goods 65 Print's. Eneravtna 22 Bldg. Contracting 15 Prof Services 23 Building Materials 36 Property Sal 69 Bldg Sites. Sale 71A Proposals 79 Boarding Schools 43 Poultry Supplies 47 Boats. Accessories 37 Radios 33 Business Opp 25 Real Estate Exrg 75 Canvassers.
Agents 9 Real Est Brokers 58 Cleaning. Dyeing 16 Repairing 66 "ountrv Boarding 54 Resort Rent 65 Dogs. Birds 45 Resort Sal 73 Dressmaking Electrical Farms Rent Farms Sal Fuel. Feed Furnished Apta. Oarages Rent Heating.
Roofing Help Femal 17 Rooms A Board 50 39 Salesman Wanted 7 61 Services Offered 14 70 Situations, Female 10 40 Situations, Mala 11 69 Specials at Stores 43 62 Stocks. Bonds 18 6 Suburban Rent 66 Suburban Sal 74 Trailers 60 Upholstering 24 Wanted 3 Wtd Automotive 87 Wanted Borrow 30 Wanted Buy 44 Help. Male. Femal 8 He Mai 6 Bomis Boarding 63 Horses. Cattle 46 Household Goods 41 Hskpg Rooms 52 Houses Rent 61 Houses Sal 72 63 Wanted Homes 86 73 Wanted Irst 27 19 Wtd Real Estat 76 78 Wtd Room.
Board 55 1 Wanted To Rent 67 71 Wher To Eat 67 Insurance Legal Notlora Lost. Found Lots Sale Machinery Tools 34 Without Board 61 Male Female 13 Wearing Apparel 43 PHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD. 'PHONE 4-5351 ASK FOR WANT AD TAKER ANNOUNCEMENT Lost, Found 1 LOST Parcel in Rialto Theatre, containing man's used pongee office coat. Re-ward. Phone 96 after 7 30 LOST Row boat from White Crystal Beach.
12 ft. long, chocolate color outside, gray inside. 117 Cedar St, Wil. Phone 2-5666. Notices A SET of slip covers 8 pes.
made to order, special, $12.95. Rep. will call-any-where. Fit-Rite, 837 Tatnail. 2-8213.
BLACKOUT CLOTH 49c PER YARD; 50 INCHES WIDE THE FABRIC SHOP 6 E. 7TH ST. BANQUET-ROOM available for men's club, showers, card parties, etc Have your next party here. Natural Food Restaurant, 706 King St. Phon 3-2210 tor rates and menu.
RE-WEAVING INEXPENSIVE. MOTH HOLES TEARS BURNS MENDING SHOP. 826 MARKET ST. SPIRITUALIST MEETING Tuesday, 1 to meeting 7:30, at 1708 Washington St. Medium, Mrs.
THE OLDE DUTCH SHOP has an assort ment of buttons, buckles, belts, tippers, braids costume Jewelry. 4 E. 7tn St. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female ARTHUR APPAREL SHOP, Seventh and Market Streets, requires experienced saleswomen ior an departments. Only those seeking perma nent positions need apply.
COLORED WOMAN for cooking and gen eral housework. Reference required. Phone 2-2035. EXPERIENCED SHOE SALESLADY Steady position. The Quality Store, 8.
E. Cor. 3rd Market Sts. EXPERIENCED PRESSERS WANTED; GOOD PAY. STEADY WORK.
APPLY TOPKIS BROS 217 FRENCH BT EXFeRTENCED OPERATORS WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR SEVERAL SINGLE AND DOUBLE NEEDLE OPERATORS ALSO BUTTONHOLE AND BARTACK-ERS STEADY WORK GOOD PAY TOP-KI3 BROS CO 217 FRENCH STREET EXTRA CASH Sell exclusive 50 for $1 Personal Christmas Cards, Stationery; free samples. Wrappings, Religious, Humorous. Birthday boxes, 33 'c up. Odd cards, 2'2c. War Stamp Everyday Cards.
Special offer. New England Art, North Abington. 915, Mass. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON DRESSES QUALITY MANUFACTURING CO, 15TH POPLAR STS. GIRL for general housework.
No cooking. Reference. Phone 2-0366. GIRL To learn dress pressing Apply Lewis Cleaners, 2914 Market St. GIRL to work in grocery Harry's, 900 Monroe St.
store. Apply GIRL for fountain work, ket St. Apply 2020 Mar- GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. INQUIRE AT STORE. 6 E.
7TH 8T. GIRLS WANTED For day or evening work at Walt Poirier's new restaurant. Experience unnecessary. Pleasant working conditions, good salary Apply 5 p. 307 Delaware Ave GIRL (White i.
about 16 years of age, to work in store and do light housework: no cooking, no laundry, $8 a week with meals. Apply MacKenzie's, Cleaners and Dyers. 907 Shipley St. HOSIERY Exp. menders and examiner or girl Interested in fine sewing to learn mending.
Give age and ref. Mill in Sussex Co. Writ F-73, News-Journal. I km arrived. A native of Cuba, Mr.
Penaranda had lived in Wilmington for the past 12 years. Surviving are: His wife, Mrs. Blanca Penaranda; three daughters, Mrs. Blanca Rosa Villa and Mrs. Margot Bryans, Wilmington, and Mrs.
Mercedes Villa, Terre Haute, and two grandchildren. Other Death FREDERIC CAULDWELL In Fitchburg, 67 years old; former diplomat and one-time Washington newspaperman. R. ALLAN STEPHENS In Springfield, 67 years old; secretary of the Illinois State Bar Association since 1916 and for many years prominent in Methodist Church activities. JAMES CONRAD O'KEEFE In Colorado Springs, head of the music department for 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation and formerly with the National Broadcasting Co.
MAURICE DEMOND In Greenfield, 57 years old; prominent Greenfield business man for a quarter of a century. EDWARD P. HARRINGTON In New Bedford, 79 years old; sixty-fifth person appointed under the first U. S. Civil Service system and an official in Washington for 48 years.
MRS. MARY WELLS DODSON In New York, N. widow of Robert Bowman Dodson, retired banker and broker. DR. W.
HARRY GLENNY In Buffalo, N. 68 years old; member of a Buffalo investment firm. RALPH E. CASE In Munson-ville, N. 59 years old; retired development engineer for the International Nickel Inc.
Weird Suicide Puzzles Probers Hermit Opposing Arrest Blasts Self to Bits With Dynamite RIVERSIDE, July 27 UP). The weird suicide of 57-year-old Frank Kritzer, cavern hermit, who blew himself to bits with a 200-pound dynamite blast on the San Bernardino desert rather than submit to arrest, puzzled officers who were still seeking a motive today. Undersheriff Steve Lynch said Kritzer was being questioned last Friday about the disappearance over a six-months period of explosives and gasoline in several desert communities when he told three deputies they would not take him from his underground home alive. Kritzer thereupon connected two wires to a plunger, which set off the dynamite. The blast killed Kritzer and injured Fred Pratt, Harold Simpson and C.
F. McCracken, started a fire that burned for hours, but revealed a hidden cache of firearms and ammunition and 170 pounds of dynamite. Woman Shuns Japs on Ships U. S. Born Wife of Diplomat Locks Self In Cabin LONDON, July 27 (INS.
The American-born wife of a Japanese diplomat, said to have been "too ashamed" to mingle with Japanese on the exchange ship Gripsholm, has locked herself in her cabin and insists on returning to the United States from Lourenco Marques, the Daily Express said today. Mrs. Elizabeth Abiko, 47-year-old wife of Kyuma Abiko, Japanese executive diplomatic secretary, made the trip to Portuguese East Africa with her husband and other Japanese nationals scheduled to be exchanged at Lourenco Marques. But on her arrival, according, to the newspaper, she said flatly she would not continue to Japan, and demanded that she be returned to her native land. U.
S. Consul R. S. Preston indicated that Mrs. Abiko might get her wish.
Births MOODY To Lieut, and Mrs. Samuel D. Moody, 206 West Thirty-sixth Street, at The Memorial Hospital, on July 26, a son. McCALL To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mc-Call, Mary Street, Newport, at The Memorial Hospital, on July 27, a daughter. HICKEY To Mr. and Mrs. John Hickey, 713 Warner Street, at The Memorial Hospital, on July 25, a daughter. ABBOTT To Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ab bott. 627 New Castle Avenue, at The Memorial Hospital, on July 26, a son. WALLS To Mr. and Mrs.
John Walls, Clinton Street. Delaware City, at The Memorial Hospital on July 27, a son. GIORDANO To Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Giordano.
700 North Lincoln Street, at the St. Francis Hospital on July 27, a son. DUTCHER Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dutcber, New Castle, at the Delaware Hos pital on July 25, a daughter.
KIMBLE To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kim ble. 114 Harding Avenue, Silview, at the Delaware Hospital on July 26. a son.
Mrs Kimble is the former Miss Virginia Jester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Jester, oi this city. BIGELOW To Mr.
and Mrs. Newell Bigelow. 207 South Road, Lindamere. at the Delaware Hospital on July 26, a son. TURKO To Mr.
and Mrs. John Turko 1237 Lobdell Street, at the Delaware Hos pital on July 27, a daughter. COCHRAN To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cochran, 2222 West Seventeenth Street, at the Delaware Hospital on July 26, a son.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. 221 Scott Street, at the Wilming ton General Hospital on July 26, daughter. FORD To Mr.
and Mrs. Christopher Ford. 810 Anchorage Street, at the Wil mington General Hospital on July 26, i son. HASTINGS To Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Hastings, 636 Madison Street, at the Wil mington General Hospital on July 25, i son. Funeral Services Set For Tomorrow, at 2 O'clock; Burial Will Be Private Punral services for Mrs. Virginia McChesney Scott, wife of Henry P. Scott, a former president of the Bond Manufacturing will be held from their residence, 8 Red Oak Road, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs.
Scott died at her home yesterday afternoon. Interment will be private in Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery. Surviving Mrs. Scott are: Her husband; four children. Ensign Henry P.
Scott, III, U. S. stationed at Washington. D- Mrs. Edmund G.
Laird, Mrs. Edward C. Kickpatrick, and Mrs. Paul E. Wilson, all of Wilmington; three grandchildren; a sister, Mrs.
Ruth McChesney DuffieW, and a brother, Prank W. McChesney, both of Detroit. Mich. A daughter of the late John Taylor and Clara Brooks McChesney, Mrs. Scott was born at Burlington, la.
She was living at Everett, at the time of her marriage to Mr. Scott Feb. 14. 1905 In New York City. CARD OF THANKS wish to thank friend and neighbors for -their kindness, sympathy and flowers during our recent bereavement in the death of my mother.
Eleanor J. Rittenhouse. Mrs. Oliver R. Higman and Family.
Death Notices BARTOSZEW8KI In this City on July 25, 1942. Ignacy. husband of Wladyslawa. Relatives, friends and members of St. Stanislaus' Kostka and St.
Stanislaus' B. M. Society are invited to attend the funeral services from his late residence. 300 Lombard Street, on Tuesday morning, July 28, at o'clock. Requiem mass at St.
Stanislaus' Church at 9 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. BEECHER In this city, on July 24. 1942, Mary widow of Frank W. Beecher, aged 67 years, four months.
22 days. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services from the residence of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stevens, 626 West Third Street, on Tuesday afternoon. July 28.
at 2 o'clock. Interment, Townsend Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 o'clock Monday evening. CAMPBELL In Childs. on July 26, 1942, Bessie, wife of Wilbur Campbell, aged 56 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral serv-; Ices at her late residence, Childs. on Thursday afternoon. July 30. at 1 o'clock. Interment at Cherry Hill.
Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening after 6 o'clock. CARTER In Philadelphia, on July 25. 1942, Charles R. Carter of Churchill.
aged 72 years. Relatives and I friends are Invited to attend the serv-' Ices at The McCrery Funeral Home, I 2700 Washington Street, on Wednes-' day afternoon, July 29, at 1:30 o'clock Interment at Lombardy Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday evening after 7 o'clock. LOGULLO In this city, on July 25, 1942. Angeline, daughter of the late John and Theresa Logullo.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend the fu-; neral from the funeral home of Joanna Corteto. 1(10 West Fourth I Street, on Tuesday morning. July 28. at 8:30 o'clock. Solemn requiem mass at St.
Anthony's Church, at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening. PENARANDA Suddenly at his home on July 26. 1942.
Gonzalo Eugenio, husband of Blanca Rosa Rodrignez Pen- randa, aged 56 years, of 1905 Van Buren Street. Relatives, friends and employes of the Picot Laboratories. are invited to attend the funeral from The Chandler Funeral Home. Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, on Wednesday morning. July 29, at 8 45 o'clock.
Requiem mass at Sacred Heart Church. Tenth and Madison Streets, at 9:30 o'clock. Interment' at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at Chandler's Tuesday evening. RIZZO In Coatesville.
on July 26, 1942, Antonio, husband of Filomena Rizzo. aged 61 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 2818 West Second Street, on Wednesday morning. July 29. at 8:30 o'clock.
Solemn requiem mass at St. Anthony's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. RUOGTER I In Kennett Square, on July 25. 1942, Rosma.
wife of Dom-enico Ruggieri, in her 72nd year. Relatives and. friends are invited to attend the funeral without further notice, from her late home. 405 South Union Street. Kennett Square, on Tuesday morning.
July 28. at 9 o'clock. Requiem mass at St. Patrick's Church, Kennett Square, at 10 o'clock. Interment at St.
Patrick's Cemetery. SCHNEIDER In this city on July 28. 1942. Lawrence F. Schneider, husband of Hattie of 945 East Seventeenth Street.
Relatives, friends, employes of the P. R. R. Shops and members of Wilmington Aerie. No.
74. T. O. of E. are invited to attend the services at The William E.
Haines Funeral Home, Twenty-fourth and Market Streets, on Wednesday morn-; lng. July 29, at 10:30 o'clock. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening after 7 o'clock. I COTT In this city, on July 26. 1942.
Virginia McChesney, wife of Henry P. Scott. Jr. Funeral services will be held at her late home, I Red Oak Road, on Tuesday afternoon, July 28, at 2 o'clock I Interment private at the Wilmington Brandywine Cemetery. TURNER In this city, on July 24, 1942.
Joseph, father of Mary Jenkins, Alice Turner. Ella Redding and James Tur- ner, aged 79 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- reral services at St. James' A. D.
Church. Sixteenth and Claymont Streets, on Tuesday afternoon, July 28. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Olive Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Thornton Funeral Home Monday evening. 7 until 10 o'clock. McCrery Funeral Horn. 2700 WASHINGTON ST. Our Funeral Costs Meet Present Day Conditions "Our Service At Your Service Always" IDZEL FUNERAL DIRECTOR rtlNEBAL HOME CHAPEL Mt So.
M. At. MS W. 4th St. Chatham Wtlalngtj raoNK mu fSTMLttStl 19M rTCXML SERVICE A NEW LOT of sewing machines, elec.
portables and cabinets; also repairs OMENN. 621 W. 4th. Phone 8625. AT WAX'S NEW AND TRADE-IN FURNITURE Wax Furniture -13 Morkt si.
A limited number of PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES now for sale. Come and get yours before they are gone. Wicks and parts for all makes oil stoves. Berger Stoves Supplies 610 KING ST. PHONE 3-1822.
CHILD'S CRIB Library table, electric refrigerator, all porcelain. Apply "1214 Jefferson St. ELEC REFRIGERATORS. A3 IS, $16 OP EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO, 3RD AND SHIPLEY STS PH 3-2611. GAS STOVE FOR SALE PHONE 4-3708.
GRAND-PIANO Marshall it Wendell. Excellent condition. Low price for quick sale. Address 8-9. News-Journal Co.
ICE REFRIGERATOR. 601b, white, like new, $19,95. Bunting gliders, reduced 20. Terms. Llebman's, 410 King St.
KEVINTOR T942DE LUXE ELECTRIC RANGE. ALMOST NEW. $130 CASH WRITE S-6, NEWS-JOURNAL OAK DINING-ROOM SUITE. OAK BED-DAVENPORT. LIBRARY TABLE.
PHONE 3-4909. PRE-AUGUST AUGUST SALE 10" TO DISCOUNT DURING THIS SALE ONLY. 7- piece "Penna. House" solid cherry dining-room suites. 40 discount.
8- piece "Penna. House" solid cherry bedroom suites. 40 discount. 8-piece "Penna. House" solid rock maple bedroom suites.
33 1-3 discount. F'ull line of "Coloric." Florence." and "Windcroft" gas ranges, some with burner covers. 25 discount. Large selection of "Emerson" radios and phonograph combinations. As high as 40 discount on living-room suites, odd sofas and chairs.
"Blssell" sweepers given FREE with all rugs of $38 or more. Rugs as large as 12x30 ft. Full line of "Mohawk." "Firth." "Alexander Smith." "Beatties," and Artloom" rugs. "Grand Rapids" solid mab. and solid walnut tables and bookcases.
Mirrors of all sizes and shapes, made by "Pittsburgh," "National" "Nurre" and "Hagmann." "Columbia" Venetian blinds (metal or wood Genuine "Finch" solid mah. dining-room suite. 33 1-3 discount. All $39.50 mattresses for $29 50, such makes as "Komfo Victoria," "Triple Cushion." "Englander" and "Waterbury." HEADQUARTERS FOR FIREPLACE FIXTURES HURLOCK'S TTH AND POPLAR STREETS. NO PHONE INFORMATION.
STANLEY FURNITURE CO. 211 MARKET ST. Th Store With Big Bargains Studio Couches $12.95. $14.95. $16.25 Livingroom Suites $14.95.
$18 95. $24.95 Gas Stoves from $7.95 up WE JUST RECEIVED A COMPLETE LINE OF KITCHEN SETS. WOOD AND CHROME. All Kinds of Furniture At Low Cash Prices. Full line unfinished chairs.
9x12 felt base rugs, $3.49 New full-size cotton mattresses, $7 95. 1.000 Oil Cloth Remnants 10c a Piece. PROTIGAL'S, 232 KING ST. $49 BREAKFAST SUITE, SPECIAL $39.50 MILL FURNITURE STORE. 316 MARKET ST PHONE 3-5519.
Specials at the Stores 42 BIG 8TOCK of upholstery goods and supplies. Priced right. Sparks ti Son. 4th As Tatnall Sts. Phone 2-2287.
Wanted To Bu 44 ALL KINDS of household goods: also antiques. Joseph Sklut, 307 W. Second St. Phone 3-1212. A CASH PRICE THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN, PAID for furniture, stoves, all types of store and otflc equipment BERGERS.
103 3rd St Ph. 3-1913 Also 236 King St Phon 2-5463 DO YOU HAVE FURNITURE TOSELL7 Pay honest prices. Phone 4-7627 DON'T GIVE YOUR FURNITURE OR STOVES AWAY Highest prices paid James- 2nd-hand. 719 Walnut. 4-2292 FURNITURE All kinds bought and sold New and used Phon 8451 Rap pa-port.
305 W. Front St. tF YOU HAVE OLD CLOTHES TO SKLL CALL ISAAC GIBBS. 718 WALNUT STREET PHONE 2-3525. SNAPPING TURTLES Any size netted only.
6 cents lb Pond delivered Glen-wood Water Garden DuPont Highway. WANTED A GAS RANGE. ft. WANTED Electric refrigerator and washer. Phone 4-3708.
LIVE STOCK Dogs, Birds, Pets 45 K. C. Reg wire-hair fox terrier puppies Hand plucking by app m't 4-6797 Roseiawn Kennels, 1613 Gilpin. A. K.
C. REG. co*ckers and Boston Terriers Dogs boarded Stud service Tall Tree Kennels Phone 93-2563 BOARDING CLIPPING STRIPPING." McNAUL'S KENNELS, CONCORD PIKE. PHONE CONCORDVILLE, 148-R-12. "co*ckER SPANIELS "EXCLUSIVELY" All registered and well trained Nothing under 825 Great Oak Kennels.
Ph 91-3606 EACH POUND of Beacon Dog Pellets or meal contains more than a pound of beef and liver after the water which has been removed is added Also cheese, milk, vegetables, toasted cereals, cod liver oil and yeast. More nutritious than any home mix. FREE DOG BOOK. ELLWOOD A. PIERSON.
108-10-12 E. 3RD ST. PHONE 737t. FINE LOT co*ckER PUPPIES, All colors. 3 Studs at service.
Boston Puppies. Boarding. Negendank's 3-0200. IRISH SETTERS Previous littera won blue ribbons: 4th generation of Mark Anthony 3rd; generation from Higgins Red Coat. Phone 2-8993 O'DEL KENNELS.
BOARDING AND CONDITIONING. Christiana Rd, New Castle. Ph. 93-6310 TOY BOSTON TERRIERS Thoroughbred, nicely marked. Phone 4-2826.
YOUNG GORDON SETTERS for" rlirhunt-tng. Tb all-around gun dog. Call 3-1181..
