THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1942.. .ELMIRA STAR-GAZETTE- .PAGE THIRTY-ONE.

Articles For Sale 48 (Cont inued from Preced ing Column)

GLASS DOORS and par t i t ions , former­ly used for phonograph record booths. M. Doyle Marks & Son 309 E. Water . Elmira, N. Y. 23

Homo Appliances 43 mmmmm mmm-m • •wwiiimwimmpwinumi —•.•im... i . l l . i . i . . i i i | l • • • * m, —« i

(Continued from Preceding Column)

'"FABLES,'" chairs, heating stove, daven­port S showcases, 3 barber chairs. 2 beds. 8 pair springs, etc. 411 Carroll St. 28

WESTOWJIIdlJ^^ I ICE refrigerator, 75 lbs., double coil enameled electric rang* with 3 late-type surface burners and automatic oven., 334.30. Young's Hardware. 106 Lake. -,• k:;_:;;. 3 5

' W R I N G I R RoTULS^Lovall 5-yr. gua? anteed. Parts and service for all clean­ers and washers. C . H. Schneck. 201 Lake 9 t $fflk _ _ at

Singer Portable Electric Sewing Machine

SLIGHTLY TOKO' * » • »

.CONSOLE ILICTR1C ..189.50

No More 'Being • Manufactured

TERMS.' OFIN FRIDAY EVENINGS

i(er Sewing Machine C<

312 E. Water St.

Horses, Cattle 57 SEVEN year old chestnut saddle mare with western saddle and bridle. Sari M. Vedder, Montour Falls, R Y. 24

Lion hot water heater, for sale. Dial 6596. 25

JUST imagine the improvements you can accomplish with asbestos siding. It is durable and water proof. Makes your home like new. Free estimate. Whipple Lumber Yard, 8169. x

LARGE Health Vibrator, used very little. Make an offer. 9741. 23

LOAM for lawns and beda, $2 load de­livered. Taylor's, 2-174L jy29

THREE horses right out of work, for sale, 116 Hope St., Elniira Heights.

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Poultry, Eggs 58

Male Help Wanted 67 (Continued from Preceding Column)

HAY BALER wanted to bale hay by acres. 100 acres ready to bale. Glenn Space, Campbell, N. Y„ R. D. 1 37

BABY CHICKSK—Supplies and feeds. Cardboard brooders using light bulbs for heat, 81.50 Checkerboard Feed Store, 612 Railroad Ave. 28

CHICKS — Poultry equipment, Kaaco feed, Wilson milk coolers. Elmira Hatcheries Inc. 347 Nobis St. x

MAN wanted for inside work, dairy plant, 6 days week. L. J. Houck & Sons, 611 Winsor Ave. Phone 6157.

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Licensed Lenders 77 (Continued from Preceding Column)

RELIABLE married man to operate and manage retail mercantile yard; experienced; references; good pros­pects. Address S-809, Star-Gazette.

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M'CORHXCK corn harvester, good con­dition, Albert Gaige. Millerton, Pa. Phone Mosherville 15-E. 23

NEPTUNE—1% h. p. outboard motor. new. $53.95. These motors are scarce —better hurry in. Elmira Arms Co..

o. Main. 25 ODD Azi window screens starting at 50c/fad up, Whipples Lumber Yard, Upper Lake Rd. 8169. X

«. • — • - j POPULAR brand cigarettes, $1.38 car-Wanted— Household Goods 45 t c * NOT«"y Smok0 shop. 122 state st.

n WE pay cash—Used furniture, rugs, stoves, office equipment. Rubin. West-aide Fmr i ton . . 248 W- Water. 2-2786.

x I'SBD vacuum cleaner wanted. Good

motor. • Dr. J. M. OvensMre. Dundfe N. Y

ONE Preway trailer oven range," 'one Coleman oven range. Both like new. One. Allen % hr. battery' charger;

one used 6 cu. ft. Frigidaire refriger­ator. 103 Broad St.. Horseheads, Phone 5. * . 35.

[WILL pay cash for used e l e c t r i c refrigerators,

I stoves, small u p r i g h t I pianos, grand pianos, and

other furniture. Call Clif­ford Coe, 2-4552.

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23: POPCORN MACHINE, counter style; | gas range, library table. Lawson's

Specialty Shop, 304 Carroll St. 23

PULLETS—200 super White Leghorn, 4 months old; 300 cross Rock and Red, 7 weeks old. Dial 2-2094. 25

Wanted—Livestock, Pets 59 ALL kinds of live poultry. 601 Main St , Horseheads. Phone Hhds. 541.

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LIVE POULTRY wanted. H. Tolbert. Pine City, N. Y. Dial 2-3308. alO

LIVE POULTRY wanted. Bill Simper. 113 E. Mill St., Horseheads. Call 179.

53 FOR dead horses; |3 to $5 for live horses; cows, 82.50. Phone 4151 Mon­tour Falls on reverse. Montour Ren­dering Co., Montour Falls, N, Y. jy28

Musical Merchandise Instruments—Records 60

SINGLE man on farm by month. C. A. Rouse, Roseville, Pa. 24

TRUCK driver wanted. duce Co., 150 Fox St.

Williams Pro-23

WELDERS and machinists needed. See Instructions Elmira Trade School.

Male—Female Help 68 FANCY silk spotter. Good wages. Hol­land & Johnson Cleaners. 25

HOSPITAL attendants wanted at Bing-hamton State Hospital. Persons over 18 years of age should apply per­sonally. Salary $54 monthly in addi­tion to board, room and laundry. Rapid increase can be expected. 28

MAN or woman to work behind bar in licensed restaurant, whole or part time. Address M-804, Star-Gasette.

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OUR SUGGESTION First, that you pay your old bills as soon as you can. Second, that you order next winter's coal at once.

If in need of mosey, use our convenient, confidential loan service. Come i* and talk it over.

325 TOIJ00

CITIZENS LOAN CO. 116 E. W A T E R ($>ot of State)

Dial 9731

lAgm Notice is hereby given that License

No. EB-5387 has been Issued to the un­dersigned to sell beef at a restaurant under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 706 Casey St., Elmira, Che­mung County, N. Y., far on premises consumption. Pasquale and Flor, 706 Casey St, Elmira, Chemung County, N. Y. jyl6-23—2tx

Notice is hereby given that License No. EB-5215 has been Issued to the un­dersigned to sell beef at retail in a restaurant under the Alcoholic Bever­age Control Law at pig Flats, Che­mung County, N. Y., for on premises consumption. Kathfyjt Hewlett, Big Flats, Chemung County, N. Y.

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Auctions

ROOF COATING—Leak proof asbestos liquid coating. Conforms to U. S. •Gov­ernment specifications S. S. R-451, 5-gal. pail. $1.54. Steins, 510 E. Water.

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ROCK WOOL INSULATION—Loose, granulated, full thick paper covered bats; semi-thick paper bats. We carry them all. Whipple Bros., 2050 Lake. 8169.

STAR-GAZETTE paper route, Maple Ave. se, tion. Dial 2-2597. 24

Auctions, Auctioneers 46 AUCTION—21S% Birchwood Ave.. Sat­urday. July 25th, 1 o'clock. Content J § rooms, tools, typewriter. John W. Bump. H. S. Beecher. auctioneer.

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Merchandise K

SUNDAY paper route for sale, Pine City Road. Dial 5742. 23

] TWO roll top desks, small writing ', desk. lar?e display table, small table, ! 3x5 sectional filing cabinets, 4-drawer

letter file, Todd check writer. For ' information, dial 9731. x

TRANSPLANTONE—A Vitamin Hor-mone stimulant for plants. Invigor-

j ates old roots, multiplies new roots, reducing wilting. If you are trans­planting any rooted plans or shrubs be sure to use Transplantone from Banfleld-Jennings Corp., 222 W. Water.

23 WALK-IN cooler, 8x10, with 3 h. p. York ammonia plant; 8-ft. restaurant counter refrigerator; 32-volt Delco light plant with battery, radio, iron, sweeper and motor: several good car radios. Open evenings. Crystal City Swap Shop. 137 E. Market 9 t , Corn­ing Phone 1694. 23

>ISCOUNT—Remaining tenma ,r _____ d Keds "sneaks." Special WIDE awake gardeners are always on

HAWAIIAN guitar. Like new. Price reasonable. 626 Lewis St. 24

BAND, orchestra goods, supplies. Everything for drummers. Electric guitars, basses. Repairing. Terms. Frank flauver, 354 Walnut Elmira.

WAITER or waitress. Connelly's Grill. 64 Penna. Ave. Phone 2-9166. 24

Agents, Male and Female 69

Articles For Sale 48 .—I--I.I-.-W.—.1—• 1 . 1 1 — • • III ! • • • • - '"• « " ' » " I N M . I . M - W ~ I . I . . I . . I I , I I I I III mill. III I I I .1. l.—ii,li,l.-|ill • —

ABSOLUTELY guaranteed used elec­tric motors bought and sold. Quality armature and motor winding. United Electric. 304 E. Second. 2-3S55. ex

ASPHALT shingle and roofing. We still have the brigtit colors. "Our low overhead—your low cost." Schuyler, Wells burg. k31

$7.50 racket now only Hardware. 106 Lake,

$5.63. Young's 23

BICYCLES, tricycles, new, used; parts. Lawnmowers machine sharpened. Repairs. Fenton, 34fr W. Water. 6041.

Reasonable.

:K — Uncleaned. $4.50 per M; cleaned. 16.50 per m. Cash and carry. Bill Taft A Son. 933 M Church St.

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the lookout for insects. They appear suddenly, so be vigilant — spray or dust and protect your corps. In­secticides and fungicides at Banfield-Jennings Corp.. 222 W. Water. k23

WE haw been able to secure another shipment of trellis and arbors. Our first two shipments ?old out rapidly and we were forced to reorder. Dress up your yard where you are enjoying ymir vacation this year. Banfteld-Jen-aings C rp 222 W. Water St. k25

WE HAD THE BEST TIME!—Where did you go? Nowhere. This tiet weather, what could you do? We played records! Bing Crosby, album 10 songs, $2.37; In a Monastery Gar­den. Jesse Crawford, album 10 songs, $2.37; When the Organ Played at Twilight, Jesse Crawford, album 10 songs, $2.37; Strauss Waltzes, Harry H or lick, album 10 songs, $2.37; Strauss Watties, Kostelanetz, album 6 songs, $3.68; Musical Comedy Fav­orites, Kostelanets, album 8 songs. $3.68; Tommy Dorsey, album 8 songs, $2.63; Deanna Durbin, album 8 songs, $2.63; Circus Band, album 8 songs, $2.63: Frankie Carle or Eddie Duchin, album 8 songs. $2.63; Concert Favor-it ies. Nelson Eddy, album 8 songs, $3.68: Smilin Thru. Jeanette Mac-Donald, album 6 songs,- $3.68; Pons-Kostelanetz Concert, album 8 songs, $4.73: H. M. S. Pinafore Selections, album 8 songs, $2.63; and hundreds of single records, each 37c to $1.05. Portable phonograghs, $13.50 up; at­tachments, $16.50 up; automatic com­binations, $89.95. I buy your old and broken records for cash. Claude Buck-pitt. 154 Lake St.. Elmira. N. Y. 24

TWO part time salesmen. Work 3 to 4 hours. Follow up leads in Elmira and vicinity. Address P. O. Box 14, Elmira. 28

Situations Wanted 70 CUSTOM combining, experienced work­

ers. Prices reasonable. Dial 2-0034— 2-1088. 24

STUDENTS entering Elmira Business Institute want work for room and board while attending school. 5295.

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WOMAN — College graduate desires work, receptionist, companion, staying with children evenings. Address U811 Star-Gazette. 23

YOUNG girl desires housework or care of children. 2-3008. . 23

troTidt Goods of the following persons will

be sold at 661 W. Se<j»nd St. on Aug. 8. 1942 unless storage charges are paid before above date.

R. F. Brady Chas. E. Barrett Wilfred (Bud) Johnson R. Lee Johnson Mrs. Wolcott

METROPOLITAN STORAGE; jy23-lt-z

Instruction Classes 72

Pianos, Radios 61 BALDWIN PIANO—One New Hamil­ton piano, made by Baldwin, in small upright style, mahogany case, only $275 cash. The retail price last April was $415, and has the tone of a much higher priced piano. Hurry if you want a fine piano at this low price. 7 p. m. any evening this week. Clyde S. Nivison, 19 Golden Glow Heights.

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NEW class for women in machine shop and blue print; preparing for lathe operator or inspector. Also new men's welding class. Elmira Trade School, 131 E. 11th. Heights. x

Business Opportunities 75 LADIES' dress shop, including all fix­tures and some stock, if wanted. Consists of ladies' ready-to-wear and babies' department. Phone Athens 2-4571. 25

CANARY guaranti Post. Re

CAT

.MOND for sale. 1'* kt . >erfect. Bargain. C. H.

>!-rcur Block. Towanda. ..,}

D CUSTOMER Adver t i ser route , wes t ­ern section. 677 W. Clinton. 34

Articles For Rent 48A

A REAL BUY-ano, case 154

fine . Spc Lake

tone cial St.

-Rebuilt 5 ft and

•$325. action, Claude

Grand pi -mahogany Buckpitt,

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) l2 ft., newly built

ler. block, t r a y . 25

COMBINATION doors and storm win-daws. Our low overhead—your low

it." Schuyler. Wellsburg. ka22

FLOOR SANDERS for rent Old or new floors. Stone's, 110 W. Church. 2-5285.

. ' 27 TYPEWRITERS • rented as low as $7.50 for 3 months. Dial 2-9428. Bunis typewriter Co.. 304 E. Water. ex

Wearing Apparel 50 CLEARANCE — All 1941 patterns of " •color-perfect" wallpaper. Sunfast and washable papers included. Pat- „ terns for every room. Everyone at | ADJUSTABLE, concealing maternity half price. Sears, Roebuck and Co.. | dresses. $3,48 to $12. Schwartz, Main St. Elmira 251 ^

DOOR and window frames, while they . BLACK fall coat, size 42. Never been $1 each, put together. Other bar­

gains. Harris, McHenry & Baker Co. 28

ELECTRIC MOTORS—New and uaedC bought .and told. Kelly's, 415 W. Firs t

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E I G H T ' foot bake ry showcase, excel­lent condit ion. Cheater Drumm, 323 Oak St.. Pa in t ed Post . 25

worn. 108 .Fox St. 27

Coal Dealers 51 ABBOTT ANTHRACITE—Fill prices: Stove, $10.60; nut, $10.85; pea, $10.10; buck.. $8,50. C.O.D. Coal Co., 2-2449.

ZENITH—1942 7- tube console radio, with 4 bands, push-button tuning and 5-point tone control. An excellent value at $84.95. Wright's, 118 No. Main.

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Wanted—Musical Mchdse. 65

BRING in your old phonograph rec­ords. We pay you 2c for them. M. Doyle Marks 1 Son, 309 E, Water St., Elmira, N. Y. 23

CASH for your old phonograph rec­ords. Bring them in—phone or write us. Claude Buckpitt 154 Lake S t x

SMALL piano wanted. Address N-805, Star-Gazette. 25

ESTBLISHED sandwich shop

hot for

tion. Inquire 106% 7 p. m.

dog sale.

Penna.

stand Good Ave.,

and loca -after

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Employment Female Help Wanted 66

FOR RESTAURANT — Coffee urn, tables, sad chairs, dishes. 2-1420. 27

HARLEY-DAVIDSON-740 O.H.V., like new. Cash. Phone 4387. 23

*V9SOLATtSQ MATERIALS'*—

Used newspaper mats, '17' In. fejr 23 to- 100 sheets for 75c

- Excellent for. building purposes for insulation between walls and floors ot attic. See Mr. Gesger, Star-Gaaette oitlee, or dial 51$L .'•' .

PICNIC AT HOME TABLES AND BENCHES

8-plece sawbuck style, hard wood, 34x48 in. . . . . . . . $8.95

3i-piece California redwood, 24x 41 in ,. $10.95

S-pie-r*-" knotty pine, 38x72 to., • ••. 1% tan, plank tops .'..$19.95

GEO. W. PECK CO, 102 State St.

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EVERYTHING FOR THE FISHERMAN

FRESH car first quality hard buck­wheat Hughes Coal Co. 8582. x

AMBRICOAL or the Susquehanna an­thracite coal, all sizes in stock. Both perfect fuel. Fill up now—prompt de­livery. W. L. Dart Coal Co., 2-4747.

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DON'T DELAY—Coal can be rationed. It has happened before. Fill your bin now with Bella of Wyoming, the high heat, low ash anthracite. Our buck and rice is guaranteed to satisfy where others fail, Prompt delivery on all sizes. B. & H. Coal Co. Dial 9815.

EC0NOMI2E with Gee's coaL Guaran­teed Scranton anthracite; deep mined and cone cleaned. The famous D&H Lackawanna now sold at our new Caton Ave. yard and Dial Rock an­thracite available as before. Our hard stoker coal cannot be beat All types of soft All coal la under cover and rescreened at yards. Prompt ser­vice. W. M. Gee Coal, dial 5443; after 6 dial 2-5377. X

BEAUTY operator, with one or more years experience. Good, reliable shop. Address J-801, Star-Gazette. 24

CAPABLE; woman to care for child, do light housework. 2-2545. 23

COMPETENT stenographer for steady position. Good pay, with overtime pay for over 40 hours. Excellent chance for advancement. Please give full details in first letter. Address Y-791, Star-Gazette. 23

EXPER2ENCE0 maid for general housework, under 50 years of age. No laundry. Live in. References. Dial 2-1532, after 11 a. m., for appointment

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HOUSEKEEPER—Middle-aged or eld" erly lady. Good wages. Address X-790, Star-Gazette..' 24

SCRANTON and Shamokin anthracite, stoker coal. 9551. Reppard's Coal Co,

i f SHAMOKIN anthracite, all sizes. At­tractive prices on good stoker coal. Standard Coal Co., Dial 2-4684. al7

Gladding Otselfc Line—» 14 to 88 lbs ......85c to $1.75

Genuine kaotlesa gut— 20 yd*., 10 to 30 lbs... 10c to 30c

Nylon leaders,-10 yds., 6 to 30 lb*.. 25c to 50c

.Lead sinkers, up to 14 ox. ., 5c to 25c

l o s t nets, from $1.00

Hundreds of plugs, .all kinds of flyt, spoons, bugs and other

Full Use 'of 'accessories, in­cluding pte, branch, barrel and snap swivels; split rings; lantern mantels, generators and *very need,,

Coal & Wood Truckers 51A REAL low prices on load lots , A- l Shamokin coal, all sizes. Shamokin Exchange, 2-5395, 24

SEASONED slabwood, 32 cu. ft.. $ 8 d e -Hvered. Welch 's Wood Yard, 2-2455.

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Good Things to Eat 58 R E D R J E I H I T E S — Grown and sold by Bond, West Hill Road. 25

Wanted—Merchandise 55

ELMIRA ARMS CO.

117 No. Main

GIRL'S bicycle wanted. tion. Dial 2-3773.

Good condi-25

RELIABLE woman for day waitress. Franklin Restaurant, 114 S. Main. 24

RELIABLE part-time cook wanted by local restaurant Address B-794, Star-Gazette. 23

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO BUY

RU S T I C G A R D E N S

95 acres of land, including 60x 90 ft. dance hall with booths for 150 people. Has nearly new hot water heating system, large walk-in cooler, bottle cooler, New Monel soda fountain and all the necessary equipment to handle food and legal bever­ages. Has Wurlitizer automatic phonograph, piano and shoot­ing machine. Fine complete liv­ing rooms attached, including large cabinet sink and water heater.

Property includes one double house, one single, two new bungalows and a good-sized barn. Soil is ideal for crops and is now planted on shares.

Offered at a fraction of its cost—owner is retiring. Rea­sonable terms. (No dealers). Come to Rustic Gardens, Pine City Road. k25

President Gives Ickes 14th Title

Washington — Pispsident Roose­velt by Execut ive order gave Harold L. Ickes a new job Wed­nesday with the t i i e of "Fishery Coordinator."

As such he will be in charge of "co-ordinating the policies, plans and programs relat tog to the wa r efforts t ha t affect the fishery in­dustries and the aq<Witic food sup­plies of the Uni ted , States ." This latest title bestowed upon Mr. Ickes brought to m the number he now holds.

LIVESTOCK BUFFAlgO

Buf fa lo—(AP)-H( iGS 200; mar­ket weak to occasi^ial ly 10 cents more ; good and choice 15.80; trucked-ins 170-230 lbs. 15.50® 15.65; rough heav$r sows 13.25® 23.50; smooth medinm weight to 14.00.

CATTLE. 150; Market active, steady;, common to paedium grass s teers and heiferf 11.00@11.60; cut ter and commoa cows 8.85® 10.00; canner 6.85#8.60; s t rong weight sausage bulls held 12.00; lighter averages so l i 9.25@11.25.

CALVES 100; vea l t r s firm; good and choice 15.50; common and medium 10.50© 14.50.

S H E E P 400; sprigg lambs un­changed; good to choice 60-85 lbs., fat bucks i n c l u d e ! 14.00® 14.50; medium and lower grades down­ward from 13.50; f | t ewee 5.50® 6.50; handy weights to 7.00.

Republic Steel Accepts WLB Wage Order

C l e v e l a n d - ( A P ) — The Republic Steel Corp. notified the W a r Labor Board it would submit to the board's order for pay raises and union securi ty for steelworkers, but contended the WLB decision is "unsound and consti tutes a th rea t to the whole national economy."

In a let ter to the board, Presi­dent R. J . Wyaor of Republic de­clared thvi company's compliance was prompted only by "these critical t imes."

Republic, the nation's third larg­est steel producer, was the second of four "TJttle Steel" concerns to announce it would incorporate in cont rac ts under negoUation with the CIO United Steel Workers of America the provisions of the WLB's order. Bethlehem Steel Co yesterday notified the board It would abide by the directive.

Wall Street:

Spotty Trends Rule Market •

New York—(AP)—Slightly un­even t rends ruled today's early stock marke t proceedings.

Gainers of minor fractions a t a slow opening included Santa Fe, Consolidated Edison, W es t e r n Union, Bethlehem Steel, Goodrich and United Frui t . Small declines were posted for Chryler, U. S. Steel, N . Y. Central , Nor thern Pa-cifio and Internat ional Nickel.

OBITUARY NOTICES Chemung County Mrs. Ruth Risley Votght, 49, of

Big Flats, died at 10 p. m. Wed­nesday, July 22, 1942 at a local hos­pital. Member of Big Fla t s Presby­terian Church, Westminster Class, Ladies' Benevolent Society and Missionary Society,

E. Malick. Maple Grove Cemetery, Horseheads.

Masonic Notice Members of Horseheads Lodge,

364, F&AM, will meet a t the rooms Saturday a t 3 p. m. and proceed to Maple yGrove Cemetery, Horse­heads, to conduct a Masonic com-

Excelsior W t t W service for our late brother, Chapter, OES, and Big Fla ts E u g e n e F VanName.

Market analysts saw a hopeful indicator in the Dun & Bradst reet survey es t imat ing bank clearings in 23 cities for the week ended July 22 were the largest since the week of Mar. 18 and exceeded the com­parable 1941 week by 14.3 per cent.

Quotations of t ransact ions todaj furnished hy Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., Real ty Bldg., members of

New York Stock Exchange.

Bendlx Mar Midland Rem Rand Shp Niles Thatcher Tchr pfd

H L 12 30% 80% S0% %% z% VA s% w m B-32 A-34 B-6H A-6& B-39 A-40

PRODUCE

Financial Bank Loans—Mortgages 76

FIRST MORTGAGE money to build, buy, refinance and repair. Prompt service. Mr. Hanwell, 2-645L X

MORTGAGE LOANS—To buy. build or Improve your home. F. H. A. insured loans are available. Call or send for information. Chemung Valley Savings and Loan Ass'n.. 220 E. Water Street

TWO waitresses, 2 hours daily. Will earn their board. Near Eclipse. 240 Oakwood Ave. 2-7117. 23

WOMAN for cleaning by hour and laundry done out. 2-5714 mornings.

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WAITRESS—Steady work. Inquire at King Tut's, 603 E. Water. 25

WELDERS and machinists needed. See Instructions. Elmira Trade School

WOMAN to cut and fix up hair styles. No experience necessary. Call or write 305 E. Market. , 22

WOMAN—-For light housework, work­ing couple. Home in preference to wages. 2-5511, after 5:30 p. m. 23

WAITRESS — Experienced preferred. Good salary. Excellent working con­ditions. Address A-793, Star-Gazette.

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Male Help Wanted 67

WILL pay cash for machine tools (lathes, millers, etc.) Mail descrip­tion. Address P-807, star-Gasette.

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Livestock Pet Stock 56

BEAGLE puppies, 9 weeks old. Melvin Conklin. Montour Falls, Catharine Rd.

24 TOY Boston bull puppy, 4 months old. 125 Madison Ave., Mrs. Ward. 25

TOY Manchesters, 7 weeks old. Quim-

ADJUSTER wanted by national finance company. Splendid opportunity for right type man to learn business and advance rapidly. Straight salary. Car furnished. Address T-810, Star-Ga­zette. 25

COUNTER man wanted. Apply in per­son, Schanaker's Diner, 107 State S t

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COMPARE OUR LOAN COSTS

Loans From $60 to $1,500 Repayable Monthly

LESS THAN 1% A MONTH Interest on loans to pay medical bills, taxes, insurance, etc.; to purchase household appliances. Up to 12 months to repay. You need not to be a customer. Applications are handled quick* ly and held in confidence. Ask at any of our offices.

Compare Our Costs

Am't You Need $ 60 100 300 500

12 MONTH PLAN Am't You

Receive $ 61.10 103.40 300.80 498.20

You Pay

Monthly $ 5.45

9.20 26.70 44.20

ELMIRA BANK & TRUST COMPANY

A M A R I N E MIDLAND BANK 6 Convenient Offices

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Licensed Lenders 77

EXPERIENCED grocery clerk, who is capable of taking full charge. Also meat cutter. Will pay highest of wages. Good working conditions. Ad­dress R-808, Star-Gasette. 25

EXPERIENCED presser. Steady em­ployment Crystal City Dry Cleaners, 69 E. Market St., Corning, N. Y.

LOANS on watches and diamonds. Piatt Jewelry Loan, Lake and Water.

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CONSUbT US About you r financial problems. You will be u n d e r no obligation*

Elmira Personal Loan Co. 130 E. JVater. Dial 8116

PROVISIONS New York — (A») — FLOUR,

steady; spring patents 6.25@6.50; soft winter s t ra ights , 5.75@ 6.00; hard winter s t ra ights , 6.10@6.35.

R Y E FLOUR, s teady; fancy pat­ents, 5.25®5.40.

CORNMEAL, s teady; fine white granulated, 2 .87^; yellow 2.6U

BUCKWHEAT, s teady; I x p o r t and domestic (100 U».), 2.40 nomi­nal.

F E E D , easy; western bran, per ton, basis Buffalo, $8.50.

HOPS, Arm; PactBc Coast 1941 seedless, 70@73; 19il choice, 62 @64.

PORK, unquoted. 1 TALLOW, quiet; special loose,

per lb., fob N. Y. 1.50 nominal ; extra loose, per lb. f«b N. Y. 8.62%.

G R E A S E S quiet} yellow, per lb., fob N. Y. 8.37% nominal ; house, per lb. fob N. Y. 8.2{f nominal .

BEANS, s teady; fjobbing sales on spot marke t ) , marrow, 8.00@8.25; pea, 5.40®50; red jkidney, 515® 5.25; yellow eye, 8.|5@8.50.

P R O D U C E New York— ( A P ) ^ ( S t a t e Dept.

Agr. and Mkts.)— $ E A N S : New York, western sections, bu bskt or hmpr, bountiful 1.0001.25.

CARROTS: New f o r k , Orange County, bu bskt or nmpr, topped, various varieties, washed, quality and size variable 1.00® 1.25.

C E L E R Y : New York, Orange County, golden self-blanching, half c ra te or California style crate, various sizes, washed 1.25® 50.

CORN: New York, Hudson Val­ley region, yellow ifpirieties, wide range quality and condition, con­siderable ordinary, bags (50 ears) 75® 1.00.

CUCUMBERS: N#w York, Or-ansre County, bu bskt, fancy 2.25 @50.

LETTUCE: New f o r k , western sections, big Boston, crate . 2 doz, quality and condition variable 1.50 @75.

ONIONS: New York. Orange County, yellow, 50 lb sack 90®1.15.

P E A S : New Yfrk, Madison County, various varieties, wide range quality and condition, con­siderable ordinary, bu bskt 1.25® 50

POTATOES: Long Island, 100 lb sack, cobblers No. L 1.85®2.15.

SPINACH: New York, Oswego Countv. bu bskt l.OOfpl.25.

T U R N I P S : New York, Dutchess County, white, topped, bu bskt, washed, fancv 1.75.

TOMATOES: Nevf York. Hud­son Valley region, graen and turn­ing, wrapped, lugs 8x6 larger 1.25 @2.00.

V. S TREASURY Washington — (AP) — The posi­

tion of the Treasury Ju ly 21: Re­ceipts, • $21,088,266.71;' expenditures, $136,405,414.09; net balance, $3,803,-450,038.19; total debt, $80,695,988,-078.40; increase over previous day, $29,362,570.52.

Am Can Am Radia tor Am Roll Mills Am Tel & Tel Anaconda Atchison Beneficial Loan Bethlehem Stel Calumet 4 Hecla Ches & Ohio Chrysler Consol Edison Con Insurance Com Credit Curtiss-Wright DuPont Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Motors Goodyear Tire Goodrich In t Harves te r In t Nicke, In ' t P a p & P . Kennecot t Loew's Mack Truck Mid-Con. Pe t ro Mont.-Ward N. Y. Central Owens Bottle Packa rd Motor Pa ra . Pict . Penna . R. R. Pepsi-Cola Phelps Dodge Rep. I ron and Ste 14 % R. J . Reynolds xd 23% Sears-Roebuck 55% Socony-Vacuum 8% So. Pacific Standard Brands Stand. Oil Ind. Stand. Oil N. J. Texas Corp. Union Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel U. S. Steel pfd. West. Elec. Woolworth Youngs. Sheet

65% 65% 65% 41% 41% 41% 10% 10% 10%

116% 116% 116% 26% 26 26

40% 13% 53

6% 31 6 1 % 13 y* 38% 21

6% 117% 117% 117% 27 26% 26%

32% 38% 18% 19% 48% 26% 9%

30% 42% 29% 15% 30% 8%

51% 2%

16 20% 21% 24% 14% 23% 55%

8 13%

3% 24% 38% 36% 68% 70% 26 18% 48%

110% 110% 110% 69% 69% 69% 29 28% 28% 31 31 31

40% 13% 53%

6% 31% 61% 13% 38% 21

6%

32% 39 18% 19% 48% 26% 9%

30% 42% 29% 15% 30% 9

51% 2%

16% 20% 21% 25

13% 3%

25% 38% 36% 68% 70% 26% 18% 48%

40% 13% 53 6%

31 61% 13% 38% 21

6%

32% 38% 18% 19% 48% 26% 9%

30% 42% 29% 15% 30% 8%

51% 2%

16 20% 21% 24% 14% 23% 55% 8%

13% 3%

25% 38% 36% 68% 70% 26 18% 48%

Grange. Survivors: Husband, George Voight; daughter , Isabelle, and son, George Jr., a t home; par-

R. W. B A E R Master. J . B. DONAHUE, Sec.

MRS. R U T H R. VOIGHf

ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Risley of Horseheads; sister, Mrs. Bea-

Roy D. Bennet t of Town of Big Flats . Saturday, 2 p. m. a t Holly Funera l Home. The Rev. Stewart Walker. Rura l Home Cemetery, Big Flats,

Marie E lena Maybee, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Maybee of, 521% W. Second S t Friday, 2 p. m, at the home of a grandmother , Mrs. Pearl Jones, 100 Connelly Ave. Rev. J . F . Bell-ville. Woodlawn Cemetery.

Deaths Elsewhere Clyde W. Campbell, 54, of Elk-

land died a t 12:15 a. m. Thursday, July 23, 1942. Survivors: Sons : James of Elkland and John of Wil-liamsville, N. Y.; sisters, Mrs. A. E . Jones, Miss Rena Campbell and Miss Mildred Campbell; a grand­daughter, Sandra Campbell, all of Elkland. Funera l a r rangements in­complete.

Judi th Marie Cole, 6 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K i rk Cole, 115 E. Elizabeth St., Water ­loo, formerly of Penn Yan, died in a Waterloo hospital Thursday morning, Ju ly 23, 1942, of pneu-

trice Larson, Elmira ; brother, ftob-lmonia. Surviving are her parents , e r t Risley, Horseheads. The body ! two brothers, Richard and Ki rk is in the Hilton Funera l Home, Big Jr., and one sister, Beverly. Fu-Flats , and this evening will be neral at the home Saturday a t 9 taken to the family home. Prayer service there Friday, 2 p. m. and funeral in Big Fla ts Presbyter ian Church a t 2:30. The Rev. Lillian Chapman. Rura l Home Cemetery, Big Flats .

a. m. Family plot, Lake Cemetery, Penn Yan.

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Edmund A Ribble, 66, of Brad­ford, N. Y. died Thursday morning, July 23, 1942 a t Bath Memorial Hospital. He had been an Ingersoll

Miss Ivah Merchants , 68, 414 W . i R a n d employe for over 20 years Church St. died Wednesday even­ing, July 22, 1942, a t the home of Floyd VanLone, Kayutah Lake. Sur­vivors: A sieter, Mrs. Adelaide Hop­kins, and several nieces and neph­ews. The body was removed to the Horton Funera l Chapel, Odessa. Fu­neral notice later.

Pa t r i ck J . Hughe*, 71. of 81 Ow­ens St., Elmira Heights, died at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, July 22, 1942. He was a member of St. Charles ' Church, E lmi ra Heights, and the Holy Name Society of tha t church. Survivors: Wife, Elizabeth; two daughters , Mrs. C. D. Wilson of Oklahoma and Miss Myrtle Hughes of Wilkes-Barre; two sons, George of Brooklyn and Maurice of Buff

Survivors: Wife, Mrs. E t t a Ribble; sister, Mrs. Jackson Casey, Lind-ley; brothers, Alvi Ribble of Corn­ing and William Ribble of Brad­ford; tour s tepdaughters and two stepsons. Funera l Saturday, 2 p. m. a t Waldo Funera l Home, Bath. The Rev. Harland K. TutUe. Rural Cemetery, Hornell.

Willis T. Lawrence, 82, died Wednesday, July 22, 1942, a t the home of his son, Dr. Otis D. Law­rence, of Elmira. Survivors: Three sons, Dr. Harley W. Lawrence, Corning, Dr. Otis Lawrence, El ­mira, Dr. Howard R Lawrence, Medina; and four grandchildren. The body is at the Crane Funera l Home, Hornell, where friends m a y

alo. The body was removed to the j call today. The funeral will be Charles F- Hughes and Son Funera l '• held Fr iday a t 10 a. m., the Rev. Home and this evening will be iS . A. Keen officiating. Burial in taken to the family home. Funeral there Saturday, 8:15 a. m. and at St. Charles ' Church at 9. St. Mary's Cemetery, HanOver, Pa .

Rura l Cemetery.

Funerals Alton Bailey of Troy. Friday, 10

Pvt . Meryl M. Wood Jr. . 23, of a- m - (private) a t Soper Funera l 768 S. Main St., died in Fitzsim- Home, Troy. Tioga Point Cemetery, mons Gant ra l Hospital, Denver, I Athens. Wednesdpy, July 22, 1942. Sur-! M _ _ F m n i l l T ~ ; - _ .. „ . vivors: Wife, Gladys; parents , Mr.! , f l

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m™» ^ w M , F ^ f X i an/i TUW fur -NT w««/i „f T w , - „ . da.v« 2 P- m - a t Waldo Funera l

' l m i r a ' Home, Bath. Glen View Cemetery, Pulteney. a sister, Mrs. Ha r ry Hollenbeck of

Elmira Heights ; three brothers, Cleon of Rochester, Verne and Howard of Elmira, and his grand­parents , Mr. and Mrs. J. Norton Wood of Elmira . Funera l a r range­ments incomplete.

Funerals Albert J . Fischer of 319 E. Water

St. Today, 8:15 a. m. at Charles F . Hughes and Son Funera l Home and at 9 a t SS. Peter and Paul ' s Church. The Rev. Leslie Whalen celebrated the Requiem Mass. Bea re r s : William Hansen, F r a n k Gilligan, Thomas Williams, Gilbert Eisen-heart , Dr. John J. Barnet t , Myer Hesselson. SS. Pe te r and Paul 's Cemetery. Members of Elmira Loage, G2, BPOE attended.

Associated Press Broxbourne, England—Sir Allen

Mawer, 62, scholar, linguist and philologist.

Covington, Ind.—John B. Schwin, 97. believed to have been t h e oldest newspaper publisher in Indiana.

New York—John Coffee Hays, 60, electrical, mechanical and civil engineer, who helped build power plants, oil refineries and other plants throughout <he world.

Eugene F . VanName of 510 Pine St., Horseheads. Saturday, 2:30 p. m. at family home. The Rev. H.

FLOWERS P. M. BUELL

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DAIRY MARKET L I V E POULTRY

New York—(AP)—LIVE POUL­TRY f i rm; by freight: Broilers, rocks 26; leghorn 23. Fowls, color­ed 24; leghorn 20. Old roosters 16® 17. By express, chickens, crosses 28; reds 27. Broilers, rocks 30; crosses 27@28 reds 26, some 27; leghorn 25, 1% lb. 24. Fowls, colored 24; leghorn, nearby 22; southern 20. Pullets, crosses, 3% lbs., 29, 3%-4 lbs., 29@31, 2%-3% lbs., 27%@28; reds 2%®2% lbs. 27. Old roosters, 16® 17. Turkeys, hens 26.

New Central Meat Market 123 LAKE ST. DIAL 2-2605

—Friday and Saturday Specials—

D R E S S E D P O U L T R Y New York — (AP) — D R E S S E D

POULTY firm; fowls, fresh: Boxes 36-42 lbs., 23@24%; 48-54 lbs.; 25%@27%; 60-65 lbs., 27@28%. Chickens, broilers, 24@28; fryers, 27@30; roasters, 29@36. Old roosters 17%@20. Turkeys , spr ing young toms 27@33; far western young hens 31%@33%; young toms 31%® 36; nor thwes tern spr ing young hens 34@36; young toms 31@36. Frozen: Boxes, fowls, 36-42 lbs., 23@24%, 48-54 lbs., 25%@27; 60-65 lbs., 27@28%. Old roosters 17%@20; turkeys, far western, young hens 32@34; young toms 32@36%; northwest­ern, young toms 31@36%. Ducks Long Island, 16%® 18.

THE WEATHER Eastern New York—Little change

in temperature tonigM| Eastern Pennsylvania — Slightly

cooler tonight. Extreme temperaturis for the 24

hours ended today at 9:80 a. m. were: High, 82; low, 65.

CHICAGO GRAIN M A R K E T W H E A T . July 117%, Sept. 119%,

Dec , 123. CORN; Ju ly 8«%, Sapt. 90%; Dec.

EGGS New York—(AP)—EGGS 12,846;

steady. MIXED COLORS: Fancy to extra fancy 36@39%; extra 35%; graded firsts 34; cur ren t receipts 32%; mediums 32%; dirties No. 1, 32%; average checks 31%@%.

W H I T E S : Fancy to extra fancy 38%® 42. Specials 38; s t andards 35%® 36; fancy heavy mediums 38 @40; mediums 37%.

B R O W N S : Fancy to ex t ra fancy 38@41%; specials 37%; s tandards 35%@36; mediums 35%@36.

DUCK EGGS 30®36.

B U T T E R AND C H E E S E New York—(AP)—BUTTER, re­

ceipts 1,960,539; firmer. Creamery, higher t han 92 score and premium m a r k s 40%@41%. 92 score (cash m a r k e t ) 39%@40;. 88-91 score 37® 39%. 88-87 score 35@36.

CHEESE, 474,283; firmer. State, whole milk flats, held, 1941, 27%®

R I B and

LOIN ENDS

lb.

CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS 35c

HAMBURG 2 L- 45 c

SAUSAGE P U R E P O R K Lb. 25c

GENUINE SPRING LEGS of LAMB - 29c

PORK LIVER

Lb m< CHUNK BOLOGNA

Lb 19* LEGS and RUMPS of VEAL '25* MEATY SHOULDER

VEAL ROAST

Lb. 21 MEATY

VEAL CHOPS

Lb. 25 A R P E A K O T E N D E R I Z E D

SMOKED CALAS Lb. 31 c

BUTTER F R E S H P R I N T S 2Lb!79c

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