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T V ***• ^u'SSS RITtenhouse 5000 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE .9. 1942 Phont vou^ want-ads R R Q A D 5000 fldMS 33 Musical Instrument* III V NOW J m» **i# nf new. A rebuilt Grand*.. Spinets <''>:-n"itei .« sttftuw Spine?* -•t »^ in SLIM, i. until %\'^ %•> Ilia Kiemway. Knabe. ii-»ter». Sink. Drarhmann. etc. 1st us r»- «." r \* t>tw fur future delivery. Practice piano* jvi up. Easy terms. Oldest A largest Mumc li-mae. Free delivery. WurUtaar, 1031 Chest- rut. Open eves. SPECIAL NOTICE Buy now. Don't put It off. See the Best Spine! Piano buys in Phil*. 3225 brand new. Re- serve one for futur* delivery, standard makes. 1st grade 1842 model*. Ideal for small room, compact design, fully guar., made b> the oldest A largest Music Co. Limited num- bers. Can at once. Free delivery. Wurlilxer, inn Chestnut op*n_evea. T»nI~liA.UTirUL Colonial mod*7"B*ti> (toss Spinet can be yours by assuming 8 monthly payments. 28 private piano lesson:. «nd full ten year guarantee. Lestar Pianos. Irw- . 15M Chestnut St Open *ve« BRAND NEW BEAUTIFUL^cgencTrnodei >pmet Pianos, specially priced at $273 for quick salt. Only 3. so hurry! Convenient term*. Lester Pianos, Inc.. 1333 Chestnui st _°j*!L*n?- JUST 3 MAHOGANY Studio Console Piano* that have never left our showrooms, special- ly reduced to $235; convenient terms. Lester Pianos. Inc.. 1333 Chestnut St. Open eves. JUNE Clearance of fine new A used pianos. Spinets $147 to $289: Grands $187 to $395. Consoles A Studio* $136 up. Conv. terms. PRACTICE PIANO. $23 to $35 A~upwards. Ltr*tt . s^. fcwsas^s ~rig price New guar. Ltadberg. MM WalauL Op. warn, EBONY C Modal Stateway Piano, pvt. par- ty, aimoatjnew.jexceptional buy. Eve. 7140 S,J PIA £°*r »°» ' 10 ° - 51^5. S150~upT~SiU- JSSt,* m Baltimore.^Out ofjthehjrh rent. I SMALL Grands. 2 Spinets" floor models A' . r *P° ,s ^l* ! 5_*_uP__Lindberg._1909 Walnut. STUDIO pianos, also.Stcinway uprightrGood _"^_S!^»_S!£rage,^137_Lancaster.__ EMERSON Grand (Loul* 15 i. UkTarw. Will »acnf:<e 6545 Lansdowne. Or*. 4588. CraCKERfNG Grand/ tlMc^r<C&i~$&m. Sac $430. Yr. to pay. 3534 Baltlmor* ave. MUtlCAL iNSTRUMENTS WANTED NEW HIGH PRICES PAID for used accor- dions, saxes, trumpets, clarinet*, band In- Btrumeats. drum*, etc. Any eond._Wal. 9314. • . - o i l CASH price* paid for ""'Grand ~£~Vw- • -um piajwa. SAW Market *t._AH. 7450. WK BUY Grand piano's for cash. Write (Kid- man. Ma Chestnut or ph. Eve. 5880. tVANTED. Grand A upright pianos for cisK. Ph. Howard 8788 or writ* Acme, 813 8. 2d. NEW LUMBER IN STOCK IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 50.000 FT. «'• * 8" ROOFERS 40.000 FT. CLEAR REDWOOD SIDING 50.000 FT. CLEAR WHITE PINE 1x2 TO 1x20 100.000 FT. 2x3-2x4-2x6-2x8 50.000 FT. FLOORING Y. P. 100.000 FT. WHITE PINE TRIM FEATHER EDGE AND SANITARY 35.000 FT. WALL BOARD 50,000 FT. & k %" PLASTER BOARD 16x48-32x48-4x6-7-8-9-10 30.000 Ft. INSULATION BOARD SCREEN DOORS WIRED {1.90 up HOUSE PAINT (8-g»l. can) . . 5000 NEW DOORS. ALL SIZES USED BUILT-IN TUBS NEW STORM SASH INSULATION BOARD ... WALL BOARD 2c Sq. Ft. HIGH GLOSS TILE BOARD— 12V»C Sq. Ft. FRENCH DOORS. LIKE NEW $3.28 NEW WINDOW SASH, ALL SIZES. .20c up USED DOORS. ALL SIZES 75c up MOTHER-OF-PEARL TOILET SEATS $3.10 NEW TOILET SEATS. WHITE $2.25 GAS RANGES, AS LOW AS $3.50 up BOILERS AND.RADIATORS CRYSTAL 1119 SPRING GARDEN ST. For Sale , .50c Gal .$2.75 up $15.00 90c .. .3c Sq. Ft. WHO SAID SO! WORDS ARE NOT NECtSSARY QUALITY—PRICES AND TERMS OF OUR ASSORTED HOUSEHOLD RJRNISHING.S SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. BUY DEFENSE BONDS WITH THE MONEY YOU SAVE AT CRANE BROS. S. W. Cor. 23d & Market OPEN EVGS. • FREE DELIVERY "Tha Stora That Cannot Bt Undersold" Wearing Apparel SUMMER Suits, $7.50: sport coat, stack*. $3,Hi, Harold's. N.E.cor. 13th.Arch.Op.evs. WANTED WTD Martin'*. 4048 Market at. Bar.ill8.dp.av*. USED clothing A shoe* bought. Best prices. P. Sellgson. 1507 W.Susquenanna.Ste. 3284. HIGHEST prices for men's used clothing. We call anywhere, anytime. 137 N,8th.Mar,0672 # H B U T clothe*, fur*, shoes.' Cash paTd". Rudy, 1416 W.Susquehanna.Fr*.3260.Op.*v. HAIRDRESSERS Wanted to Buy DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD AND PAWN TICKETS BOUGHT HIGHEST PRICES PAID IN PHILA. KELLY & CO. Established 44 Year* N. W. COR Hth A WALNUT STS. DIAMONDS: We will positively top Tiny „ offer for diamond*, old gold, *llver and pawn tickets. Shop around first, stop here last, leading diamond buvers In Phila. for Hi generations. All transactions strictly Confidential. Simpson's, 116 ft, 12th st. CASH IMMEDIATELY DIAMONDS. GOLD A SILVER ^ . S'.'-£ u ?. r i ntee to „P*- v **« highest prlc*. CARLTOS'S^ 135JS. 13TH ST. EST. 1898. DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD. JEWELRY. «U \ ER. Pawn tickets. Best prices. Est 1887. PENN SMELTING CO., 906 FILBERT ST. 61fc> GOLD. SILVER. Pll?ti!^UlvC"jEW- ELRY. D1A. BOUGHT. WE PAY HIGH- EST PRICES.PHlLA.JEWEL EX. 102 S.8th REVOLVERS, rifles, shotguns, gold, musical instrument*, sporting good*, all kind* of 2™i« : 2831 Kensington ave. Ger. 3321. DIAMONDS, filled or"goldI brawleU. watch- es spectacles, silverviare. antiques. Best P'-ce*. Gardner's. 205 S. 17th_(nr._Walnut). FOUR TIR"ES—4 FVt. 600-16. DEL. 5304. SALE Desks. Manicure Tables. Cabinet*, Dresserettes. Elec. Fans. PecL A Brae. All style chairs. Low prices. Easy terms. Lom. 7941. LEO C. BENITZ, INC.. 636 Arch. ELEC. CELLAR PUMPS, $17.75 ARMY TOOL CASES, $1.95 V WATER TUBELOY, lie Ft. MACHINIST TOOLS—FULL LINE ATI.AS. 1328-48 Balnbrldg* Kin. 1380 OIL and Ch*mlcal tank., Lnrge.'^iw and used. 12-4000 gal. keg lined. 6-87 barrel wooden tank*. Stainless steel and rubber lined. Al»o Mack trailer, with 2500 milk tank. All in A-l condition. P. O. Box 321, Montclalr. N. J. GOING- OUT OF BUSINESS—DRAFTID BERLIN HARDWARE CO.. 458 N. 8TH Gloss White Paint $1 gal. Also colors. Bomb Shovels. $1 05. Entlr* Stock Stove Pipe & Glass to bo sold below cost. LAST_WEEKS._Everythlng_must_b£_*ald. MORE Than a Million Feet Choice"lAimber 300 Tons Structural Steel 5000 Good U»ed Door* and Sash. Cleveland Wrecking Co., 8th and Clearfield Radcllffe_6660 ^or Camden 488 f YPEWRiTER, Remington, excellent condi- tion. Caah or prefer part trade, high-grade mandolin or guitar. Ph. Rad. 4236. NEW AND~USED~OFFICE FURNltURE SOLD. BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED. PATTEN FURNITURE CO.. 1312-16 ARCH S3-ORE FIXTURES A SHOW CASES, good used equipment for any business. FRAN- KEL A BLENDER.62 N.JJdjrt. Wal^6685. LARGE~*oda A acW"~flra"extinguSh*r* oh wheel*, with hose and nozzle. Cheap. Weil'* Curto»lty Shop, 12 Strawberry st. ALL kinds store fixts. Good used equip, at bargain price*. Call Kaskey A Kahn, 222 Church st. and *ave money. Bidg. & Plbg. Supplies new & used Hot Water Boilers. Radiator*. Pipe Valves, Fitting*. 21 A m gal. H. W. Tanks, $4 up, Water Htrs.. $4.50 up. Ga* Rang**, $7.50 up. Pore. Washstand. $10. Comb, screen door*. Por. Laundry Tubs, Single A Double, $6 up. Unpainted Pore. Top Tables A 4 Chairs, $23. FRANKLIN CO. PARK ai49. 3301 GTN. AVE. SAG. 5168 Open Mon.Wed., Frl. A Sat. Eve*.. 7 to 9 HOG ISLAND LUMBER CO. 2901 S. 84th St Sar. 6767. We»t 3976 •Rockwool, 35 lb. — 75c Bag •%•' Plaster Board Special, 32x48, 2c Sq. Ft. •BUNGALOW TYPE WINDOWS $3.75 Frame Aaaembled A Pair of Sash with Glass •Cedar Lining 7c hq. Ft Radio, Television A Repair* PORTABLEST~MTjESTic;" SOS; EMER- SON. $8.05; R.C.A.. $12.50. OOLDY'S. 2001 N. BROAD. OPEN EVES. j.TMim80H"p6RTATilEsr« TOftES; $8.48. Rubin'*, 33d A York. Open till 10 P. M. Died •W Asphalt Coated Sheeting—2V*c Sq. Ft T. O. B. Yard FOUNDATION STONE S. E. 1000 LOADS COR. 2ND A ERIE AVE. INDIAN DeLuxe sport scout motorcycle. Plenty of extras. Call between 5 P. M. to 7 P. M. evenings A Sun. 12 noon to 5 P. M. George. 742 Corson at., Bristol. Pa. "sTARTiNirTwm^mmaaRsntMsr Bricks, Lumber, etc.. for sale. CHARLES D. HEAVEY, 35TH A RIDGE. RADCLIFFE 8787_or PARK 3009 ELECTRIC FARST500 Brand New Chrome plated, 20"; list prlc* $49.50. Sell ea 4011 Roo»evelt Blvd.. Del. 8241. Chi-i MASONIC CONSISTORY RING SOLID GOLD H CARAT DIAMOND SACRIFICE $75 — 1 7 3 2 MARKET RXMINGTON"'"Rand elec.. SSlfnd. ~Sund- strand Model D, elec. payroll machine. Wal. 3165. DIAMOND RINGTTCARATS GENT'S WHITE GOLD GYPSY SETTING SACRIFICE. $350. ..... • 1732 MARKET. STAIRS A spiral 4'6" diam. 10 ft. high. Fence, iron picket, 200 ft 33" high. Good condition. 890 N. 21st. equip Kahn. Market 9409. 19 gauge; s HENRY K STEEL SHEETS aUo Flex, steel hose, %, %, 5tt". FORT. 2227 N. American St. «1" PAY hJghe*t caah price* for used re- fngerator* A washing machine*. Reg. 8090. WANTED. We pay highest-cash used refrigtrs. A \ WTD. wash, machs. Reg. 6080. price* for Rt Portable typewriter. Underwood pref. Good oond. Ph. eve*. Clearbrook 4473-W. REFRIGERATORS, waahan A vac.cleaner*. RE\'OLVERS, gun*, camera"*, tool*. Highest prices paid. Benjamin. 500 N. 9th st. ————————_——_^_^___..^ DOORS SASH DOORS $2 up. All size*. Also new lumber. Penn Materials Co., 2500 W. 9th «t„ Cheater. ELEVATOR » Push button, plant, office or apartment. Otis manufacturer. Ste. 4524. SODA FOUNTAIN. Bobtail, counter carb . 5 chrome top stool*, modern counter. Pay bal. easy term*. See "Roxy," 1817 N. 2d st. BOOKS. Scientific, Biology, Chemistry, Medi- cal books; Fiction, etc., for sale cheap. Drafted. Ph. Man. 1408-J bet. 6 and 7 P. M. DESKS, Safe*, File*, Chairs, etc. Transfer Cases, $1.75. New A Used. Frank Wolf, LOC. 2834. 1823 Market *t. Free parking. Tripoli Barber Sup. Co., 604 S. 9th Bargain* in Barber Shop Equipment DESKS, files, chairs, tables, kardexes,*afe», new A used. Largest stock In city. DUBIN CO., 260 S. 5th. Main 7688. Lom. 4717. 5000 FOLDING CHAIRS. $1 EACH. OAK- WOOD CHAIR MFG. CO., 1009 RACE ST. USED Plumbing Fixtures. Recond. gas, coal ranges, radiators. SK Exc.,3136Bainbridge DISHWASHING machine* for swtala, nav tauranu. Recond. Cheap. Term*. 1009 Arch. CASH REGISTERS GORDON'S, 3015 RIDGE AVE. EST. 1896 CASH registers. 500 National*", low a* $20. Bought, sold A exch. 349 N. 9th. Wal. 4553. POOL TABLES, new A used, reas~ Open 4 P. M. Sat VICTOR CO., 1438 Federal st. GIANT Elect. Fans. G-E motor, 20", chrome plated. $19.50. N. W. cor. 5th and Berk* sts. DESKS, SAFES, STEEL FILES. CHAIRS, etc. Very cheap. Ace Desk Co., 905 Arch. 6' REFRIG. box, slicing machine, Day- * on scale A candy case. May. 9133. RESTAURANT, Neon outside sign. 7*6"x 15". $50. 498 Rlpka avenue. Roxborough. REMINGTON RAND Safe Cabinet, large, fire proof. Wal. 3165. MEAT Store fixtures. Walk-In coolers, *cale A sllcer. Apply 26 N. Delaware ave. GOLF CLUBS, 5 Irons, 3 woods A bag. Helen Hicks, comp. $52.50. Public. 13 s7l6th st. EXAKTA CAMERA, Zeis* F. 2-8, ready ca«e, new $120. N-151 Inquirer. FISHING reel^Penn Senator, 600 yd out pawn. Bargain. Public. 928 new, South. BAKER Equipment A mixer. Read 30-60 q. $150. No dealer. 2523 S. Jessup St REFRIGERATORS CASH FOR ANY OLD TYPE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. PHONE RAD. 3443. SALE—Refrigerator. Frigidaire 4-dr. com- merclal. Apply 2427 Tulip st after 4• ELEC. REFRIGERATORS BOUGHT. We pay best price* for old refrlg*. Ste. 5885. REFRIGERATORS wanted, all maite*. Al*"o Top leers. Top prices paid. Ste. 7015. A'LlJPorcelaln 1935 refrlgT, perf. cond , fookl like new. 9 cu. ft $80. Ardmore 1667. SERVEL Electroiux. '42 model*. Gen. Ap- pllance. 713 S. 52d «t. Gra, 8484. Household Goods of getting YOUR LOAN from Personal 1. loans—Jl0toi25j0ormore^— made to employed men or n/omen, whether single or married. 1. Business women and those working in Defense plants —bor- row here # "on your own*. 3. A special plan provides loans for Defense workers and others on a new job or mho have just moved into the community. 4. We make "Bctween-Pay-Day*'" loans for small amounts and short periods. 5. Loans made for payment of debt*, medical or dental attention, purchase of tools, uniforms or other worthy purposes. •. Your account here establishes It COMVPilOiT rWi •*W*JT0WW—Ind Floor, 1211 Caestaut Street *. . . •AW1T0WW—2nd Fk»f, IJ05 Msrket St. (Cor 13th St) •f-ataJrrOwSt-JE^trarlUn A».r.ue (Orsr I'mlsd) . suDttl**T»*J— lad Floor, 1IM Krasiagtea Arsaue . . "*Tf*li-TMOFrsakford Arem* •ttTM WMU8fU»il*.-l»>d f). 17J0 Nortk Bread St. »HT *1tlUttl»»tlA-2ad rToor, '*» Wahiut Strest . •EST f»tlU*>eL»1tU-2 n d Floor,ftSouth S2»d Strwt mrU MSm—isi nmt. W0*-10 Market Stmt . . "1IT9WSJ—2ad Fleer, 9 West Maia Street ., . 4 NATIONWIDE ash-Credit at any of more than 400 %satsa$t offices. 7. Monthly payments arranged that you can comfortably afford. t. Complete privacy. Loans made on signature, furniture, or auto. No wage assignments.'.Outsiders not involved. •. Friendry, considerate " service. No "board" - or committee has to pass on your loan, NOTE: This advertisement is not intended to encourage anyone to go deeper into debt. Borrow only if a loan is the best solution to your money problem. OFFICES IN PHILADELPHIA 7 FLOORS FINE FURNITURE $50 3-pc. Maple Finish Bedrm. Suite—$34.75 $29 Bunk Beds -$18.75 $120 3-pc. Modern Living Room Suite, Choice of covers ^$89.00 $40 5-pc Solid Maple Breakfast Room Suite $29.50 5150 10-pc. Water Fall Dining Room Suite — $89.00 5-pc. Porcelain Breakfast Set with sliding leave* and box seat chair*—$26.50 $60 Twin Bed Outfit*. , Po*ter Bed*, 2 Spring*. 2 Mattresses $39.50 $12—50-lb. Cotton Mattresses $8.50 N. FACTORS TO YOU E. COR. 2ND & MARKET STS. C**f Point packer 7717 Ask for Mtss Cutrti. She will he glad to give you any information on a loan. ., . . BouUtard kOOS . . . Nerrtsseam MM xten&cnalFINANCE CO. V ELEC. WASHERS SALE USED WASHERS, 10 ONLY $15 TO $20—ALL GUARANTEED ' WASHER PARTS MFG. CO. 53 A 55 N. 77TH ST. BEDROOM SUITEV TWtN GftMtftMIT MAHOGANY A MANY OTHER BEAUT. 7-PIECE SUITES, $75 UP 2826 GERMANTOWN AVE. 812 N. BROAD ST. MUST SACRIFICE IMMEDIATELY^ 5 FLOORS SAMPLE HOME FURNITURE Open Sunday A Dally. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. _2307_N. BfoAD ST. AS ADVERTLSED"6N THE RATJIO 3 rooms, completely furnished. $189. Liberal credit term*. Square Deal Furniture Co., 606 Market »t. Open eventng* : VER"Y fine mahogany twin bedrm., eost$650. Also $400 crotch mahog. dining room from sample house. Sac. $225 each or best offer. FOLAND, 33d & Chestnut;_.»t*- z _to_9_R_M. SAMPLE HOUSE FURNITURE Living, dining, bedroom suites low as $39.50 Ma " 1903 Market It Easiest terms. BEDRM. suite, French period satlnwood, in- laid. Cost $750. Sac. (Other* $23.50 up). Henry'* Furn. Co., 21*t A Market st*. Op.ev. TOP ICERS $6.95 ADAMS FURNITURE MART, 19 S. 7th St. LOANS u.. Y** *st t as M TS IM 129 IM 2M 2M *•* Cliesse • —wHily payment plm 3 tymti • 8.75 17.51 26.26 35.01 43.72 52.43 69.80 87.16 104 53 4 pymtt $665 f3 29 19.94 26.58 33.19 39.79 6Z97 66.11 79 26 6 pymtt $9.08 13.62 18.15 22.67 27.18 36.13 45.08 54.02 9 pymtt $6.27 9.41 1Z55 15.66 18.75 24.92 31.07 37.21 12 Prmtt 17.31 9.75 12.16 14.56 19.33 24.08 '50 for *4.48 (Total Cost) '100 for '8.90 (Total Cost) If repaid In 6 monthly perymeitr* YOB can get a loan quickly on your note, car or furniture. No endorsers needed. No credit inquiries are made of friend* or relative*. Special qwick service on •alary loan* to employed women. Ost y• wr lean fee loss Payment* include charge* at Hn—1 hold"* rate of 2H% per month on the first $100 of balance*. 2% per month on balance* above $100. which i* lea* than the maximum preacnDOd by the Small Loan Law. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 6*^5= DOWNTOWN—3 Offleea 12 So. 12th St.. Rm. 1917, WaJ 1M1 1201 Chestnut St.. 4tfl Fl.. Loe 47M 1425 Chestnut Street Second Floor over Child* Ru 0*30 GER M ANTO W N - 1 0 W. Chel ten Aw. Eighth Floor Ger $742 NORTH PHILA.-3701 N. Broad St.. 4th FL. Beurv Bidg. Rad 3869 GERMANTOWN A LEHIGH AVES. 2700 German town Bal MM E.INSINGTON-1817 East Allegnenr, 2nd Fl.. ntmt Kmimtion.. Reg 24>M WEST PHILA.-7 North 52nd, cor. Market 2nd Floor Gra 4M9 UPPER DARBY—69th A Market Sta. John H. McClatchy Building, 2nd Floor Blvd. 1771 or She 9M9 NO R RI »TO WN—Norr istown- Penn Trust Bank Building. 4th Floor. Maia and Swede St* Notilotown 5Mt CHESTER—614 Edgmont Anoix. 2nd Floor Cheater l l f l CAMDEN—2 Office* 8th FL, West Jersey Tract Bidg. Broadway A Cooper Liettm So. $42 Camden 79M 4th Floor, Broadway-Strren* Bidg. corner Broadway LUmm AT*. 641 Cam dan 7*4* BEDROOM SUITE, 7-PC. WALNUT Very beautiful. Cost $475. Sacrifice $95. OTHER SUITES 525 UP M. GINTIS, 4906 WOODLAND AVE. RUGS — Broadloom, Wilton Axm. Mills clearance: large and small »izes. Save 40%. •Standard Rug Co.. 2403 Kensington ave. BEDROOM SUITE A dining roorn~sulte76tfi- er household furnishings. No dealers. 5912 Warrington. LARGE sfLEC. dln.-rm., , dlnettes:newwa].. mah.. maple. Sac, prices. Solar, 2136Market BEDROOM Suites, new, maple, wal., SET, Ige.aelect $43,up. Op. eve*. Solar. 2136 Mkt. BED. spring A matt. NEW, all size*. Comp. $15.95. Feinstein's. 9th A Spring Garden sts. GAS ranges, over 4*00 reconditioned, $15 A~up instl. S. E. cor. 54th A Market. Open eves. LINOLEUM, 3 so. yds.. $1, laid free; shades 49c up. Phila. Floor,6th A Poplar.Mar.8673. DINETTE SET, Chippendale. Cost $225, sell for Stg. $55. Sumerson's. 1902 College ave. PIANO—Spinet, like new. Must be sold for storage. Henry's, 21st A Market sts. NEW CASH FURNITURE BARGAINS AT GIBSON'S. 624 MARKET ST. LIV. rm. suite. New. Coat $250. Sac. $100. Big Stock. S. E. Cor. 33d A Chestnut. 9 P.M. GAS RANGES. Quality. Roper Magic Chef, Caloric, $19.50. 4335 Lancaster ave DINETTE, 9-pc. solid blond mahogany, practically new. No dealers. Call Liv. 4064. AVEIXINO.—June 8. 1942, ROSE C, daughter of Vincent and Jennie Avelllnn. Relative* and friend* an Invited to funeral, Wed., 8.30 A. M., residence, 2225 Baln- brldge st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Charles' Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cemetery. BAYLOR,— June 7, JOHN T., husband of Agnes McNeill Baylor. Relative* and friend*. Tllghman Camp. S. W. V., and Phila. Fire Dept. are invited to service, Wed., 2.30 P. M., late residence, 1261 S. 23d at. Int. Fernwood. Viewing Tue*. eve. BKATTY.—June 7, JOHN D . huaband of Martha F. Beatty. Relatives and friends are Invited to •ervlce*. Wed., 2 P. M., at Funeral Home of Andrew J. Bair A Son, 3925 Chestnut st. Int. Lower Merlon Baptist Church Grounds, Rosemont, Pa. BOONE.—On June 6. 1942, JANE GRAY BOONS, mother of J. Wilbur Boone. Rela- tives and friend* are Invited to the eervlce on Tue*., at 8 P. M.. at Oliver H. Balr'*, 1820 Che*tnut *t. Interment private. CLARK.—On June 6, 1942, EMILIE MAR- TEL, widow of Daniel A, Clark. Service on Tuewday, 3,00 P. M.. at Oliver H. Balr*. 1820 Chestnut *t. DAUB.—June 6, DANIEL B., husband of the late Caroline Daub (nee Woerner). Rela- tive* and friend* are Invited to attend fu- neral services Tue*., 2 P. M., at hi* late residence. 1139 E. Tioga *t. Interment Northwood Cemetery. Friend* may call Monday evening DIKM.—June 7. 1942, MARGARET, wife of John G. Diem (nee Deacon). Relatives and friend* are Invited to attend the funeral service Wed.. 2 P. M., late residence 2026 E. Cumberland st. Interment Greenmount Cem. Viewing Tuesday evening. DUFPIKLD.—In Carvemdlle. Pa., June 8. CECELIA M., wife of the late R. Edwin Duffleld. Funeral »ervice*, Wed., 1.30 P. M., at her late re*W*nce. Further *ervlces Boehm* Church. Blue Bell. Pa„ at 3 P. M. Interment adjoining cemetery. Friend* may call Tuesday evening. DUN LAP.—On June 8, 1942, WILLIAM J., hu ; 1 iand of Leah Dunlap (nee Miller). Relatives and friends are invited to the Bet-v- ice on Wednesday, 2.00 P. M., at hi* home. 1428 N. 54th *t. Interment at Fernwood Cem. Friend* may call Tue*. eve. EBKL.—June 7, CAROLINE MAIER, widow of Charles A. Ebel. Relatives and friend* are invited to service, Wed., 2.30 P. M.. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Int. private. Friend* in- vited Tue*. eve. ELLIOTT.—On June 6, 1942. JAMES GARFIELD, husband of Olive Elliott. Rela- tives, friend* and employees of P. R. R. are invited to service on Wed., 2 P.M., at Oliver H. Batr's, 1820 Chestnut st. Interment Ar- lington Cem. Viewing Tue*. eve. ERDMAN-June 7th, MABEL H. ERD- MAN. Service* Wed., 2.30 P. M., 1737 N. 62d st. Viewing Tuesday evening. FLEMING.—June 8. formerly of 5922 Washington ave.. ANNA B. (nee Sheri- dan), wife of the late John J. Fleming. Relatives and friends are invited to at- tend funeral, Wed., 8.30 A. M., from resi- dence of her daughter, Mrs. Frank J. Clarke, 4600 Fitler st. (9700 Frankford ave.). Solemn Mass of Requiem Church of St Kalherlne, Torresdale, Pa., 10 A. M. Int. St Denis' Cem. POX.—June 6, LOUISA A., widow of Daniel Fox, Jr. Relatives and friend* are invited to the service. Wed.. 11 A. M., at Kirk A Nice's. 6301 Germantown ave. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends call Tues. eve. HAUEK.—June 6, ELLEN M. (nee Golden), beloved wife of Thomas Hauer. Relative* and friends are Invited to fu- neral, Wed., 9 A. M., residence, 5344 N. Jackson *t. Solemn Requiem Mas*. St. Bartholomew'* Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. HEWES.—June 6, WILLIAM L.. SR.. husband of the late Louanna Hewe*. of Audubon, N. J. Relatives and friends are invited to services, Wed., 3 P. M , David G. Frankenfleld Bidg., 317 N. 52d st Viewing Tue*., 8 to 10 P. M. Int. fernwood Cem. HIGSON.—June 8. RICHARD R . be- loved husband of Florence Higson, of 330 E. Albami* st. Relative* and friends, also Olivet Lodge, No. 607, F. and A. M., invited to servTces, Wed., 1 P. M.. Kes- ter'* Funeral Home, 609-11 E. Allegheny ave. Int. Greenmount. Viewing Tue*. eve. HOLLAND.—In Miami. Fla., on June 4. 1942, JAMES KEARNS. husband of to* late Katherine Riley Holland. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral on Wed., at 8.30 A. M., from Oliver H. Balr's. 1820 Che*tnut *t Requiem High Maa* at St. John's Church. 13th st. above. Chestnut, at 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cro*s Cem. Friends may call Tue*. eve. HUGHES.—June «. at*Hemp*tead. Long Island. HARRIET C. (nee Meredith», wife of William A. Hughe*. Relative* and friends invited to funeral. Wed., 8.30 A. M.. Funeral Home of Thoma* F. Roche A Sons, 56th and Cedar ave. Solemn Mas* of Requiem. Church of the Trans- i l „ gu / at,( J n ' *H A - M ' Int - Calvary Cem., Media, Pa. Viewing Tues. eve. IRWIN.—On June 7. 1942. WILLIAM IRWIN, M. D.. husband of Frances E. Irwin, of 2601 Parkway. Service private on Wednes- day at the West Laurel Hill Crematory Chapel Interment private. Please omit flowers. **sssk*f**i*s**M*t*w) •*• in • 1 1 —— "•—ssi TODAY'S AUCTION SALES NAME MlllKl, I FREEMAN * CO. MAMl'EL f. FREEMAN A CO. HAMl'KI, T. FREEMAN A CO. ASHO( IATKI) AUCTIONEERS WN, D. MORI FY — WM, T. COMI.V A SON WM. T. COMI.V A HON "•' WALNUT AUCTION CO. —— AMERICA* AUCTION HOU8K JOHN IIIBHM ADDRK88 TIME •Vlllanova, Pa. 10.0* A, M. -Vliianova, Pa. 11.00 A. M. -Moore*town, N. J, —10.00 A. M. -1915-19 Chestnut 11.00 A. M. -1924-26 Chestnut 10.00 A. M. -1$ H. Letltla St. ——10.00 A 8ELLINO 'furniture and Furnishings. EASTERN AUCTION HOUSE BOLEN A CO. 17 8. 19 8. 8$ S. 814 Market St. 87 N. rirn St. - $08 Market M. ind St. •nd St. 8rd St. M. • $.00 P. M. -10.00 A. M. -10.00 A. -10.00 A. -10.00 A. -10.00 A. M. M. M. M. A LM P. M.— F u r n i t u r e and Furnlahlngs. : • Furniture and 1 urn Is hi n**. • Antiques. • Houselwld Furnishings, (over* and Dry Goods. ' Toys and Motiaefuraiahlng*. ——• Kitchen Equip, and Furnitur, 1— Ladle*' A Men* Furnishing A Children* W«ar. Men's Clothing A Dry Good. A Famishing* •JMBP-M .j- IQjfltosmadnf ( TAUCTIONUM^- * VX ttwS-lt Osset— St. MA*. WED., JUNE 10, 1942, AT 10 A. M ON THE PREMISES 933-25 BROADWAY. CAMDEN, N. I. OFFICE FURNITURE AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SALE TODAY On tile Premises VALUABLE FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS Packard and Plymouth Sedans The Entire Furnishings of "OVERVIEW" > EXECUTOR'S SALE Bit. Harrv Jarrett, if. D. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS FURNITURE 201 EAST MAIN ST. MOORJCSTOWN, N. J. TODAY. JUNE t, 1042, AT 10 A. M. ON THE PREMISES M AND ON i t \ Ladles . Gents', Children'* A Infanta' i urn h « W'ml. Nhlrls. Men* Furn l.hlnf.. P*nt. Ladles' Coats and Dree***, Hosiery. r:irg3iTji mm:: mtssmmswmmmmm AUCTION $1,000,000.00 AUCTION Mt. LINDA M. CADWALLADER June 9th to 11th Inc. at 11 A f M. and 130 P. M. Each Day ON THI PREMISES By Order of Girard Trust Co. Henry R. Hallowell, William H . S Wells, Executors Illustrated catalog mailed upon receipt of twenty-flve cents. JACQCES.—June S, THOMAS, husband of the late Sarah E. Jacques. Relatives «n<* friend* are invited to services, Wed.. 10.30 A. M., Presbyterian Home for Aged Couples and Single Men. 4700 City Line. Int. Fernwood Cem. JOSEPH.-On June 7. HELENA M., wife of the late William A, Joseph. Relatives and friends are Invited to services, Wed , 2 P. M.. at her late residence. 1210 W. Thompson st. Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. Friends may call Tues., 8 to 10 P. M. KELLF.—June 4, JOHN, husband of Rose Ho*ey Kelly. Relatives, friends. Holy Name Society, invited to funeral. Tues., 8.30 A. M., residence. 5746 Spruce st. Solemn Mas* of Requiem, Church of the Tran»flguration, 10 A. M. InL Holy Cro** Cem. * r f-£5 S , KDY Z- 3xine 7. 1942, MARGARET MARY (nee Craig), wife of the late John J. Kennedy and mother of Rev. Hugh P. Kennedy. Relatives and friend*, B. V. M. Sodality are invited to funeral, Thurs.. 8.30 A. M.. from her late residence, 2259 N. Sydenham st. Solemn Requiem Mas* at our Lady of Mercy Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. KRirSE.—June 5, 1942. ELMER, *on of Anna Louise A the late Frederick. Rela- tives and fHends invited to services, Wed., IP. M., Thomas B. Byrne Funeral Home, 2650 Almond st. Int. Greenmount Cem. Viewing Tuesday evening. -, , ; A ££ D ? N \- < l f Ma P» e 5J» d «- N. J., June JOHN J., husband of •"•Uherine M. (nee The desire of the executors to effect a prompt sale of "Over* view" affords an opportunity to purchase this most desirable residence at a fraction of its value. Anyone interested should communicate promptly with William Pugh, Agent. Taggart). Funeral Wednesday. 9 gjjart;. runerai weanesaay. I Befton's Funeral Home. 14 W. Maple Shade. High Mass 10 . Lady of Perpetual Help Church A. M., at Main st.. A. M., Our Viewing LINOLEUM. 3 aq. yds. $1 35c up. Podovr Bros.. 213 S. 53d. All Laid free. Shades 2270 AUTO LOANS NO INSURANCE CHARGES CASH AT ONCE NO C1EDIT INVESTIGATION THE AUTOMOBILE FUND S. I. Cor. iroad A Girard Entrance an Girard Ave. 2nd Fleer STE. M« NORRISTOWN —115 W. MAIN 2nd Floor Phone 4040 aMDNEY for loon or Investments, personal or bc*ines.« Estate or heirs Rit. W67. ZIM- >l EP. V A_N _]!<M_Land Title Bidg _ 1- ^NS n t.amund*. jewelry.'furs'. Newlow *«-» r»r\<r W. Reed. 10th A San»om sts. • Ijajr.PAL 'nans on diamond*, watch**. ,|ew- elrv. »•• V S l^j«n Society. 1.110 Arch *t. riRi.:c FINANCE SERVICE -.!?_*_ 1 - rrM ST PEN. 5737. l(iAN8 I P TO 830O CITY CENTRE LOAN OO . 121 N. BROAD ST. LOC. 0240. CASH OR LOANS TO HEIRS WHY WAIT—GET YOUR MONEY NOW. Estates. Legacies, Trust*, Incomes. Pur- chased Loan on Life In*. Agent* Ren. Com. J. P. FANNING, 121 N. Broad »t. Loc. 0243. LOAN ON UNSETTLED ESTATES Trusts, legacies, life Incomes purchased. _ Established 1890 HEIRS, 253 S. 9TH ST. KIN. 9747 PEOPLES FINANCE COMPANY 4700 FRANKFORD AVE. DEL. 4700 Auto Loans CASH QUICK! RUGS, factory 2d A samples, H price, cash or terms. Axmlnster. 2552 Kensington ave. 5 WASHING MACH. TION. BAL. 1824. 815 UP. A-l CONDI- SPRINGS 54.95( MATTRESSES $6,457 Allegheny Furn., 3019 Kensington ave. WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR FURNITURE IMMEDIATE REMOVAL ACME FURNITURE CO. 19 S. SECOND ST. WALnut 9914 OPEN EVES. TILL 6 P.M. HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for entire estate, furniture, antiques, china, etc. All descriptions, bric-a-brac, baby grand pianos. Call SCHAEFFER. 5728 SANSOM ST. All. 6038 Loc. 9174 2i:<2 Market *t. ANTIQUES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Bric-a-Brac, Rugs. Best price* paid. AMERICAN FURNITURE CO. 3"11 N. 1th st. Sag. 1078 FURNITURE ~ Highest cash prices paid. Terminal Furniture .Co.,1520 W.Columhla av. DO NOT -- Brown Call give your furniture away Reg 7033. 3322 N. J5th st. FURNTfURE A ANTIQUES, Highest price* paid. Oswell, 5850 Woodcrest av. Gre. 1857. Tihrt IS minutes this privaft way. No investiga- tion. endortsmcnti or insunne*. corns lo Coimoi Isdtr POPIsr 7414. THI O101ST AUTO IOAN COMfANr AUTO LOANS • IOAD A SPRING GARDEN STS. BtANCH OrFICi: 6455 Marks! Street COSMOS WANTED, electric refrigerators, ail nuke*. Hlghe*t price* paid. Ph. Eve. 1332. WAR VET. buys furn. any kind. rugs. beds. sewing mach. Cole, 907 N. 7th. Lom. »332. BEDS, furniture, rugs, antiques, china, etc. Naglc, 2717 W. Dauphin sf. Fre. 1977 ANTIQUES, hshld. goods wanted. Chestnut Antique Shop. 1909 Chestnut. Loc. 4679. MANY items needed to furnish several fine old hom;s. 4116 Market at. Bar. 6661 Rummage Sale* RUMMAGE Sale will bT"held~at Cathedral Day Nursery. 1704 Summer St., Thur*., Fri. A Sat.. June 11, 12 A 13. Entrance Spring St. Tuesday evening, LACKH.— June 6. JOHN, husband of Car- rie Lauer (nee Pa*coe). Relative* and friends, also Engine Co. No. 3, Phila. Fire Dept.. are Invited to funeral, Wed., 2 P. M. M., from hi* home, L35 Porter *t. Int. Fernwood Cemetery. Friend* may call Tues- day evening. LOEFFEL —June 6, 1942, DAVID J., hus- band of Frances Todd. Relatives and friends. Order of Moose, Invited to funeral, Wed., 9 A;„ M " fr ?S? 6301, Rising Sun ave. Mass St. Williams Church, 10 A. M. Int. New Cathe- dral Cem. LYSINGER.—June 8, 3942, ANNIE S. Service* at Prasch Funeral Home, Ham- monton, N. J., Wed., 2 P. M. Int. Oak Grove Cem. /-i k P,? A ^&7* June 7 > MISS SARAH Mc- GALE, 2321 S. Bancroft st. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed.. 9 A. M., from J. J. Roberts', 1701 Rltner nt. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of St. Monica, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cros* Cem. Viewing Tues. eve. McLAliaHLIN.—June 6. MARY, wife of the late James (nee Coyle). Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Wed., 8.30 A. M., 2212 N. 2d st. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of St. Boniface, 10 A. M. McLEAN.—-Suddenly, June 7, 1942 ALEXANDER THOMAS, JR., beloved son of Alexander T. and MaybeUe Wilson Mc- Lean, of 726 Colling* av., W. Collingswood, N. J., in his 12th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, Thurs., June 11. 2 P. M., from Funeral Home of Willis L. Harris. Jr., 563 Haddon * v .-, !" te ™«nt Harleifh Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. after 7 o'clock. MAGCIBE.—June 5, HELEN V.. wife of Charles H. Magulre (nee Lilly), for- merly of 118 S. 45th st. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, Wed., 9 A. M , J. M. Haas' Funeral Home, Elmwood ave. at 64th st. Requiem High Mass, St. Francis de Sales' Church, 10 A. M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. MAISER.—June 6, 1942, JOSEPH, hus- band of Freda Maiser (nee Woehr). 1500 6Mh ave , aged 67. Relatives and friends, member* of Hermann Lodge 125 F. A A M., Cannstatter Society, Southwark Bowling Club, all organisations to which he belonged are invited to attend the funeral, Wednes- day. 1.30 P. M.. at the Albert Henrlch Fu- ne .r. a L H 9. nw ' ^E? W - Tl0 * a •*• Interment Hillside Cem. Friends may call Tuesday eve. MEEHAN.—June 5, 1942, JAMES J., hus- band of the late Helen Meehan (nee Ken- nedy). Relatives and friends are invited lo attend the funeral. Wed.. 9.30 A. M.. from Byrne's Funeral Home, 3812 Spring Garden st. High Requiem Mass, St. Agatha's Church. 10.30 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. MKHI..—Suddenly. June 6. 1942, JOSEPH E.. beloved husband of Mary J. Mehl (nee McVeagh), aged 63 years. Funeral and in- terment on Wednesday, at the convenience of the family. Viewing Tues. eve., his lat* residence, 403 Lincoln av., Magnolia, N. J. I i t i' i i * i * i' i Pleasant and Valley Roads t VILLANOVA, PA. \ i A The Residence of the Late * * * i f t .', ! t i t * * * i * I t i t i t I t * t i I i » i i I t * i I i i * i ( 1 * i t i * f i t 1 1 i ( * 1 1 t MACHINERY, TOOLS, i EQUIPMENT and PATTERNS THOMAS DEVLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY MANUFACTURERS OF CAST IRON, MALLEABLE, BRASS FITTINGS AND NIPPLES FOR PLUMBING AND HEATING INDUSTRY TWO-DAY SALE WED. JUNE 10th and THURS. JUNE 11th-10:30 A. M. INSPECTION TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH The Government purchased this 40-acre plant for a vital defense plant MUST VACATE AT ONCE DEFENSE CONTRACTORS ATTEND THIS SALEI MACHINE AND TOOL DEPARTMENT 13 CLEVELAND SINGLE SPINDLE AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINES T 4 Lathes, Shapers Landls, Boehm, H SUITABLE FOR MULTIPLE OPERATION Grinders, Milling Machines, Presses, Power Hack Saws, Drills, Chain Hoists, Hand Tools, Anvil*. Vise*, A G. and Geometric: Collapsible Tapj and Quick Openjng Die JHends, Air Compressors, Air Storage Oil Storage Tank*. Dipping Tank*, 300 K D. C ~ ~ Lar.an. Tank*, V. A. Motor-Driven Generating Set. 100 Electric Motor*, \% H. P. to 75 H. P.—A. C and rating Power Transformers, Switchboard Panels, Erectors, Steel Guy Derrick. COMPLETE GALVANIZING PLANT Steel Galvanizing Kettle—30" by 48" by 12'—Oil Fired. COMPLETE TAPPING DEPARTMENT 30 Pottstown and other make machines. Will tap any casting %" to 8". BE A PIPE NIPPLE MANUFACTURER COMPLETE PIPE THREADING AND NIPPLE DEPARTMENT 100 Automatic and Hand Operated Nipple Threading Machines such as: Landls, Rlckert A Shafer and Cleveland. H" to 8". Will thread pipe, bolt* or bar stock. One 8" and one 6" Land is Pipe Threading Machine. Will thread COMPLETE LINE DEVLIN FITTING PATTERN EQUIPMENT fitting manufacturer, create additional outlets for capacity FOUNDRYMEN, purchase some of these patterns and equipment operation of your plant now and after the war. Be a REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALE Wed., Jun* 10, 1942, at 10 A. M. In Our First Floor Salesroom 1808-10 Chestnut St., Phila. OFFICI PURNITURI AND FURNISHINGS HOUSEHOLD PURNITURI AND FURNISHINGS PINE DOMESTIC RUGS CARPETS. ORIENTAL RUGS SUMMIR RUGS REFRIGERATORS LARGE LOTS OP ROOKS REAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT OIL BURNER ELECTRIC RANGE ELEC. COPPBB MILLS ELEC, SLICER SCALES CASH REGISTER FOUNDRY EQUIPMENT Whiting Duplex Air Furnace, 8-ton per hour, Electric Crane, Shepard Electric Hoist*, Automatic Conveyors. Dial Scales. Sly r>;*t Arrestors, Tumbling Barrels, Root Blowers, Cora Ovens, *>1 Demmler Core Blowing Machine, 0 6 International Cor* Blowing Ma- chine, Core Racks, Flasks and Jackets, Straight and Taper, Large Stationary Flasks. INVENTORY ENTIRE STOCK OF MALLEABLE, STEAM AND BRASS FITTINGS 1 Carldtd Cast Iron Flanged Fittings, 1 Carload Brass Valves, Jenklna, Marsh, Fairbanks. Radiator Gat* and Globe, etc Large quantity of *teel and bras* nipple*, truck*, truck trailer*, offl ce furniture, bookkeeping machine*. Cardex Files. Typ*>*Ttpsr*. Calculators, Safes, Flies, Desks, Drinking Fountain, Time Clocks, Blue Print Machine, 3 Carloads Lumber. Ton* Bra**. CoftPtr. Lead, Scrap Iron. Terms of Sale: 25% Deposit, Cash or Certified Check, Balance Cash or Certified Check JACOB GOLDBERG, AUCTIONEER PHONE: BURLINGTON 650 BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY i ii Mahogany and Oak Desks, Side and ,' Arm Chairs, Chairs, Files, Tables, Sec ,< tlonal Book Cases, Fans, Safe and Of-L , < flee Equipment. / Fine Bed, Living and Dining Room + ,. Suite* and every (feme Appointment, Oil , ( ,' Painting*, Porch Sets, Gas Ranges, ,< )i Chlnaware. Glueware, Book*. Vases, ,, ,i Antiques, Silverware, Washing Machine*. ,, t Drapes, Fine Etchings, etc. ,, , « Wilton, Velvet, etc.. Bugs, Oriental ,, ( Rugs, I • »' ' • • i< i PVBUC SALE V * By Order of the Director of the Depart * meat of Wharves. Docks and Ferries, <' ' Wednesday. June JO, 1943. at 12 o'clock ' ' noon (E. W. T.) In the Hearing Room f J (No. 211) of the Department of Wharves, * J Docks and Ferries, Municipal Pier No. 4 J South Delaware Wharves, foot of Chest-M nut Street, lease a* follow*: Tract of ground located In J vicinity of Delaware Avenue j Snyder Avenue, containing aprroxl- M J mately 168,821.405 square feet. J j Form or lease and full Information . j may be obtained at the office of the t f Director of the Department of Wharves, t + Dock* and Ferries. The Director re-,, ,i serve* to himself the right to reject any ,, it or all bids as he may deem best for the * * interest of the CitF of Philadelphia t EDWIN R. COX, " i the' andM ^AUCTIONEERS -APPRAISERS 18X4-26 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia (In Arcade) Absolute Auction TODAY AT 10 O'CLOCK IN OUR 1ST FLOOR SALESROOM HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS |Fine mahog., walnut A maple bedroom jjdining A breakfast room suites, 3 elec- Urlo refrigerator*, living room A porch (set*, sectional bookcaaes, studio couches, (table top ga* range, electric pump, oak {A mahog. flat top desks, gateleg tables, settees, occasional chairs, lamps—'ward- Irpbes, portable radio, oil paintings, etch- lings, engravings, beautiful broadloom, Iwilton A Axmlnster rugs, French klng- iwood A ormolu sideboard. China, Glass, Cooking Utensils. Now on Exhibition nil ut'.M xvi inc f 'hiladelphia. * )X, Director. L< AMERICAN *1^ AUCTION HOUSE. 32 S. 3rd ST ST. M. SALE TODAV, JUNE 9, AT 18 A DEPARTMENT STORE STOCK OF MEN'S & LADIES' FURNISHINGS CHILDREN'S ft INFANTS' WEAR, WHITE GOODS INVOICED $15,000.00 Complete Stock of Every- thing, Including: 100 Doz. Men's Branded Shirts. 200 Doz. Best Branded Under- wear, 200 Doz. Pure Silk Full-Fashioned Hosiery as Berkshire, Vanity Fair, etc. WM. F. COMLY & SON AUCTIONEERS, IT 8. Second Street Died MERRY.—June 8„ 1942. ESTHER AN- NIE, wife of John H. Merry. Funeral services on Thurs., at 2 P. M., at her late residence, 2 Foster ave., Llanerch, Pa. Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Wed., 7 to 9 P. M. MONTGOMERY.—On June 8. 1942, MARGARET A., daughter of the late Wil- liam and Mary Montgomery. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Tues., at 2 P. M. at her lat* residence, 5957 Wood- tine ave. Interment private. MORRISON.—Of 8311 E. Fletcher «t., June 6, THOMAS, hu»band of Camilla Morrison. Services Wad., 2 P. M., Funeral Home of J. E. Stile* & Son. 1417 E. Sus- quehanna ave. above E. Girard. Friends may call Tues. eve. MUSCHAMP.—On June 3, 1942, HENRY F., husband of Elizabeth Scott Muschamp. Service Wed. 2.30 P. M., at Oliver H. Balr's, 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private. OCKER.—June 8, MARTHA S. (nee De Korte). wife of Richard O. Ocker. Relatives, friends invited to funeral, Thurs., 2 P. M., from her heme. 2235 Cantrell st. Int. Arlington. Friends may call Wed. eve. PACKER. — Jun* 7, 1942, EMMA T. PACKER, of 218 Wayne av*., Lanedowne. widow of Joseph T. Packer. Relatives and friends are invited to services, Wed., 2 P. M.. at Parlors of David H. Bowen A Son, 50th and Catharine sts. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Friend* may call Tues., 7 to 9 P. M. PARKER.—June 7, JOHN H., husband of Margaret Parker (n*e Guihn). ,Relatives and friend*, Major B C. Tilghman Camp No. 61, U. S. W. V,, and Aparri Outpost No. 7, Invited to funeral, from late residence. 2710 Dickinson St., Thtirs.. 1 P. M. Services at Pitman Methodist Church. 2 P. M. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. FULLINGER.—On June 7. SARAH £.. wife of the late Jam** Pulllnger. Funeral, Wed.. 2 P. M., from residence. Wtssa- hlckon ave., Flourtaivn, Pa. Int. Union Cem. Friends eall Tt|*«. eve.. 7 to 9 P. 7A. PRICE.—Of 2533 N. Mascher *t., June fi, 1942, HENRY W„ hu«band of Amelia Price (nee Mlnnlck). Relative* and friends Invited to services, Wed., 1..T0 P. M., at John F. Fluehr A S#ns, 149 W. Susque- hanna ave. Int. Mt. JMot'lah Cem. Friend* may call Tues. eve. RAVIOR.— June 6th, of 5244 N. fith st., GEORGE. P.. husband of Katie B. Ravlor. Relatives, friends also Phila. Police A City Hall Guards invited to services. Wed., 11 A. M., Sechler A Mafu're Bidg., 1953 N. Broad st. View. Tues. eve. Thomas B. Lovatt & Sons GENERAL AUCTIONEERS MO S. Eighth St., Phil*., Pa. United States Loan Society Sell* forfeited pledge* from 1318 Areh *t. to B49790, Diamond*, Watch**, Jesrelry. etc. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 18 A. M. Died STOCK CURTAINS. SLIP COVERS & DRY GOODS TODAY, JUNE 9TH, 10 O'CLOCK ON PREMISES, It S. LKT1TIA ST. l.rtitia Street it First Street K. of ind J800 PR. CURTAINS Comprising Lac*, Marquisette and Grenadine Curtain*. Panels, Cottage Sets, Crl*s Cross. Drape*, etc. Full and Half Lengths. 380 FURN. SLIP COVER SETS Furniture and Studio Couch Slip Cover Sets. Various Style*., PC. GOODS, BLANKETS, DRY GOODS 2000 Yd*. Cretonnes. Damask and Cur- tain Material, 100 Blankets and Quilts. Tab** Covers. Napkins. Pillow Cases. Ladies' and Children's Gloves, Blouses, Scarfs, Ladles' Hats and Pocket Books. Colton, Yarn, Tape, Zippers, Clothing Bags. Shower Curtains, etc. 6000 YDS. FL. COVERING ALSO TODAY, 1 O'CLOCK 6000 Yd*. Felt Base Floor Covering and Linoleum. 6, 9 and 12-Ft. Widths; 200 F. B. Ruga, 6x9 to 12x15; Play Yard Gym Sets. Swings, Sliding Boards, etc. TOYS ft HOUSEF'GS AT S O'CIiOCK Salvage Stock Comprising Doll Coaches, Velocipedes. Mechanical Toys, Dolls, Stuffed Animals, Wire and Tin Wans, Waste Baskets. Housefurntshlngs, etc. 8.38 O'CLOCK STORE FIXTURES — 3 National Cash Registers. Platform and Computing Scales, Coffee Mills, Display Cases, Chrome Display Stands and Sign Hold- ers, Chrome Chairs, Office Furniture, Machines, etc. ^ssociaUt) AUCTIONEERS 1118-17-18 CBOE8TNCT ST. «e* rarxjL E LIQUIDATION SALE ENTIRE STOCK AMERICANA J BOSTON ANTIQUE SHOP (A. S«elef«rtt>) lee co a Street, lestee, Mesa. ANTIQUES T* Be Sold la Our fla4*sro*me •t Pablle Aaetlea 1918-17-19 CHE8TNCT 8T . PHILA TODAY, JUNE S, 1948. AT It A. M. and Succeeding TUESDAYS Until Sold Grandmother'* Clock, large quar.titv or antique china. Victorian chain gnu sofas, marble top bureaus, empire bu 1 reaua, complete andiron sets. Chtpnen dale card tables, brlc-abrsc. Silver ware, pantlngs, portraits. Port of N v Currier A Ives, prints, sporting prints Sheraton sofas, etc. IJOHN fflRSH Wholesale Auctioneers 914 MARKET ST., PHTLA. •[SALE TODAY. JUNE 9, AT 10 A. * MEN'S CLOTHING J:DRYGOODS.FURNISHGS :: PIECE GOODS A NOTIONS 5HOF SALE WEDNESDAY <> <» KIZAKOS.—June 8, 1942. VASOS. Rela- tive* and friends ar* invited to attend funeral, Wed., 1.30 P. M., Funeral Home of Andrew Eberf* Son*, 258 S. 4th st Services at Greek Orthodox Church. 745 S. 12th St., at 2 P. M. precisely. Int. Odd Fellows' Cem. Friends call Tues. eve., 7-10. BOMMELMANN.—June 8, 1942. ELLA, wife of Joseph Rommelmann, aged 59 years. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. Thurs., 8.30 A. M., from the Conlen Funeral Home. White Hor«e pike and Harvard rd.. Audubon, N. J. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of St. Rose. Haddon Heights. N. J., 9.30 A. M. Int. New St. Mary T s Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. RUTH.—June 5, NATHAN (NATE), be- loved husband of Kathryn L. Ruth (nee Ewing), of 844 E. Westmoreland *t., aged 52 years. Relatives, friends, members of Wllkey Memorial Presbyterian Church and St. Paul'* Lodge, No. 481, F. and A. M., invited to services. Wed.. 2.30 P. M., Kester's Funeral Home, 609-11 E. Alle- gheny ave. Int. Oakland Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. SCHUMACHER.— June 5. THEODORE FREDERICK, of 3356 Princeton ave.. husband of Lillian C. Schumacher (nee White). Relatives, friend* and employees of Morris Wheeler Co. invited to Mf-vices, Wed., 2 P. M., the Mannal Funeral Home, 6925 Frankford ave InL private. View- ing Tue*. eve. SMITH.—June 6, of 3943 N. 7th St., ANNA C. (nee Robinson), beloved wife of William G. Smith. Relative* and friend* invited to the *ervlce, Wed.. 1.30 P. M., Erie Ave. Parlor* of Harold B. Mulligan. 9th and Erie ave. Int. Arling- ton Ctm. Friend* invited Tues. eve. SMITH.—June 5, 1942, PETER, husband of the late Margaret Smith (nee Magulre). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Wed., 8.30 A. M., from Joseph J. Hayes", 108 E. Price st., Gtn. Solemn Mass of Re- quiem, Immaculate Conception Church, 10 A. M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. , SMITH.—June 6. WILLIAM RUSSELL SMITH, husband of Carolyn M. La Bar. Relatives and friend*, also Coats Jordan Post No. 163, A. L.. are Invited to funeral. Tues.. 2 P. M., from his home, 35 E Woodland rd., Ablngton, [•«. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve. STOKES.—June 7. 1942, EMMA, sister of Virginia Stokes. Relatlvea and friends in- vited to funeral. Wed., 8.30 A. M.. her late residence, 58 N. 38th st. High Mass of Re- quiem, Church of St. James. 10 A. M. In- terment Holy Cross Cemetery. EASTERN AUCTION HOUSE, 57 N. 3d St •ALE TODAY, JUNK 9, 10 A. M. todies' end Gceti' Furnishings, Children's end Infests' Furnish- ings, Reody-to-Wear. COMPLETE LINE OF WHITE GOODS $5,000.00 INVOICE SALVAGE STOCK Consisting of 182 Chrome end Porcelain Breakfast Sets. 54 Utility Cabinets 100 Chrome Kitchen & Bar Stools Hampers Bedrooms, Dining; Rooms, and Living Rooms TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION Tuesday, June 9 at 10 A. M. WALNUT AUCTION CO. If S. 2nd ST., WAL 9914 II OLE\ «* AIITimilS 10* MARNfT ST.. PMILA e Died SWING.—On June 7, 1942, ANNA E., wife of Dr. R. Hamill D, Swing, aged 73 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Tues., at 2 P. M., at her home, Brookway ave. and Merion Road. Merion. Pa. Interment private at Coatesville. TROUT.—June 7. CHARLES T., hus- band of Ida M. Trout (nee Sheriff), Rela- tives and friends, Robert A. Lamberton Lodge, No. 487, F. and A. M.. are invited to viewing, Tues. eve., late residence. 3506 Bleigh st. Funeral services and interment, Wed., at "Mechanicsburg, Pa. TRUEMAN.—Of 4026 N. Franklin St., June 6, ALBERT H., husband of Kathryn Trueman. Funeral *ervice* Wed.. 2.30 P. M.. Apts. Wm. H. Battersby, 3316 N. Broad st. Int. Northwood Cem. Viewing Tuesday, 7 to 9 P. M. WANGNER.—Of 4159 N. 9th st., .sudden- ly, June 8. 1942, RUSSELL, husband of Lydia E. Wangner (nee Pullen). Relatives and friends are invited to attend the serv- ices, Thurs., 2 P. M., Grelss Funeral Home. N. W. cor. 8th A Hunting Park av. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. WAPPLER.—June 7, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Kinney, 5800 N. 16th st., KATIE, widow of Philip Wappler. Relatives, friends. Camp 203, P. O. of A.: Grand Auxiliary, B. of L. E.; Lady Foresters invited to services. Wed.. 2 P. M.. at Fred'k Mann, Jr. & Son's. 2305 N. Broad st Friends call Tues. after 7 P. M. WEISS.—June 8. EMANUEL, suddenly,. Relatives and friends invited to service Tues. 2.30 P., M., Raphael-Sacks Mem. Chapel. 1945 N. Broad st. WHITAKER.— June 7, 1942. ANNA WHITAKER, daughter of the late Wilson and Caroline Whitaker. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral. Wed., 2 P. M.. from her late residence, 7327 Lawndale ave., Burholme, Phila. Int. Northwood Cem. Viewing Tues. eve. XEITS.—June 6. ANNA C, wife of John J. Zeits. Sr. (nee Graefi. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral. Wed., !t A. M.. late residence, 6441 Chelwynde nve. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Barnabas' Chuich. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. * t Sale Today, Tuesday, JOB* 8. 1* A. M. , 200 DOZ. BIG BEN WORK SHIRTS i MEN'S FURNISHINGS A PANTS I LADIES' COATS A DRESSES t Hosiery, Silk Underwear. Boy** Salts, ' Bathing Wear, Boys' Pole*, Glove*, etc. High Liquidating Price Seen for Utility NEW YORK. June 8.—Plan for liquidation of Northern States Power Co. of Delaware apparently places a value on Class A common stock of company far in excess of investor's expectations, says Dow-Jones. On basis of seven times 1941 earn- ings of Northern States Power Co. of Minnesota, whose common is to be exchanged for preferred and common of the Delaware concern, present Northern States Power Class A stock has indicated vglue of nearly $11 a share. It currently'is selling around $5, to which level it advanced from a 1942 low of l'». Utility equities comparable to North- ern States of Minnesota currently are selling at somewhat less than seven times earnings. HAVE YOU A HOUSE FOR RENT? A SMALL AD IN THE CLASSIFIED COL- UMNS OF THE INQUIRER WILL QUICK- fcY. BRING YOU A TENANT, Scattered Sales Rule in Textiles NEW YORK, June 8 (A. P.> —Tex- tile mills and converters today were occupied with the usual Monday checkup, and only scattered sales were reported against Government orders and to the civilian tradr Nearby supplies of grey goods wt?re pretty well cleaned up and producers were reluctant to offer materials for the third and last quarters. Little business was done in woolen and rayon textiles as mills awaited further government orders. * Thomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com

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Page 1: IQjfltosmadnf AUCTION MACHINERY, TOOLS, i EQUIPMENT and ... 23... · new window sash, all sizes. .20c up used doors. all sizes 75c up mother-of-pearl toilet seats $3.10 new toilet

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***• u'SSS RITtenhouse 5000 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE .9. 1942 Phont vou^ want-ads R R Q A D 5 0 0 0 fldMS 33 Musical Instrument*

III V NOW J m» **i# nf new. A rebuilt Grand*.. Spinets <''>:-n"itei .« sttftuw Spine?* -•t » in SLIM, i. until %\'^ %•> I l ia Kiemway. Knabe. ii-»ter». Sink. Drarhmann. etc. 1st us r»-«."r\* t>tw fur future delivery. Practice piano* jv i up. Easy terms. Oldest A largest Mumc li-mae. Free delivery. WurUtaar, 1031 Chest-rut. Open eves.

SPECIAL NOTICE Buy now. Don't put It off. See the Best Spine! Piano buys in Phil*. 3225 brand new. Re­serve one for futur* delivery, standard makes. 1st grade 1842 model*. Ideal for small room, compact design, fully guar., made b> the oldest A largest Music Co. Limited num­bers. Can at once. Free delivery. Wurlilxer, inn Chestnut op*n_evea. T»nI~ l iA .UTirUL Colonial mod*7"B*ti>

(toss Spinet can be yours by assuming 8 monthly payments. 28 private piano lesson:. «nd full ten year guarantee. Lestar Pianos. Irw- . 15M Chestnut St Open *ve«

BRAND NEW BEAUTIFUL^cgencTrnodei >pmet Pianos, specially priced at $273 for

quick salt. Only 3. so hurry! Convenient term*. Lester Pianos, Inc.. 1333 Chestnui st _°j*!L*n?-JUST 3 MAHOGANY Studio Console Piano*

that have never left our showrooms, special­ly reduced to $235; convenient terms. Lester Pianos. Inc.. 1333 Chestnut St. Open eves. JUNE Clearance of fine new A used pianos.

Spinets $147 to $289: Grands $187 to $395. Consoles A Studio* $136 up. Conv. terms.

PRACTICE PIANO. $23 to $35 A~upwards. Ltr*tt

. s ^ . fcwsas^s

~rig price New guar. Ltadberg. MM WalauL Op. warn, EBONY C Modal Stateway Piano, pvt. par­ty, aimoatjnew.jexceptional buy. Eve. 7140

S,J P I A £ ° * r »°» ' 1 0 ° - 51^5. S150~upT~SiU-JSSt,*m Baltimore.^Out ofjthehjrh rent. I SMALL Grands. 2 Spinets" floor models A' .r*P°,s^l*!5_*_uP__Lindberg._1909 Walnut. STUDIO pianos, also.Stcinway uprightrGood _"^_S!^»_S!£rage ,^137_Lancaster .__ EMERSON Grand (Loul* 15 i. UkTarw. Will

»acnf:<e 6545 Lansdowne. Or*. 4588. CraCKERfNG Grand/ tlMc^r<C&i~$&m.

Sac $430. Yr. to pay. 3534 Baltlmor* ave. M U t l C A L iNSTRUMENTS W A N T E D

NEW HIGH PRICES PAID for used accor­dions, saxes, trumpets, clarinet*, band In-

Btrumeats. drum*, etc. Any eond._Wal. 9314. • . - o i l CASH price* paid for ""'Grand ~£~Vw-• -um piajwa. SAW Market *t._AH. 7450. WK BUY Grand piano's for cash. Write (Kid­

man. Ma Chestnut or ph. Eve. 5880. tVANTED. Grand A upright pianos for cisK.

Ph. Howard 8788 or writ* Acme, 813 8. 2d.

NEW LUMBER

IN STOCK IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

50.000 FT. «'• * 8" ROOFERS 40.000 FT. CLEAR REDWOOD SIDING

50.000 FT. CLEAR WHITE PINE 1x2 TO 1x20

100.000 FT. 2x3-2x4-2x6-2x8 50.000 FT. FLOORING Y. P.

100.000 FT. WHITE PINE TRIM FEATHER EDGE AND SANITARY

35.000 FT. WALL BOARD 50,000 FT. & k %" PLASTER BOARD

16x48-32x48-4x6-7-8-9-10 30.000 Ft. INSULATION BOARD

SCREEN DOORS WIRED {1.90 up HOUSE PAINT (8-g»l. can) . . 5000 NEW DOORS. ALL SIZES USED BUILT-IN TUBS NEW STORM SASH INSULATION BOARD . . . WALL BOARD 2c Sq. Ft. HIGH GLOSS TILE BOARD— 12V»C Sq. Ft. FRENCH DOORS. LIKE NEW $3.28 NEW WINDOW SASH, ALL SIZES. .20c up USED DOORS. ALL SIZES 75c up MOTHER-OF-PEARL TOILET SEATS $3.10 NEW TOILET SEATS. WHITE $2.25 GAS RANGES, AS LOW AS $3.50 up

BOILERS AND.RADIATORS

CRYSTAL 1119 SPRING GARDEN ST.

For Sale

, .50c Gal .$2.75 up

$15.00 90c

.. .3c Sq. Ft.

WHO SAID SO! WORDS ARE NOT NECtSSARY

QUALITY—PRICES AND TERMS OF

OUR ASSORTED HOUSEHOLD RJRNISHING.S SPEAK FOR

THEMSELVES. BUY DEFENSE BONDS WITH

THE MONEY YOU SAVE AT

CRANE BROS. S. W . Cor. 23d & Market

OPEN EVGS. • FREE DELIVERY "Tha Stora That Cannot Bt Undersold"

Wearing Apparel SUMMER Suits, $7.50: sport coat, stack*. $3,Hi, Harold's. N.E.cor. 13th.Arch.Op.evs.

W A N T E D WTD Martin'*. 4048 Market at. Bar.ill8.dp.av*.

USED clothing A shoe* bought. Best prices. P. Sellgson. 1507 W.Susquenanna.Ste. 3284.

HIGHEST prices for men's used clothing. We call anywhere, anytime. 137 N,8th.Mar,0672

# H B U T clothe*, fur*, shoes.' Cash paTd". Rudy, 1416 W.Susquehanna.Fr*.3260.Op.*v.

HAIRDRESSERS

Wanted to Buy

DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD AND PAWN TICKETS BOUGHT

HIGHEST PRICES PAID IN PHILA.

KELLY & C O . Established 44 Year*

N. W. COR Hth A WALNUT STS. DIAMONDS: We will positively top Tiny

„ offer for diamond*, old gold, *llver and pawn tickets. Shop around first, stop here last, leading diamond buvers In Phila. for Hi generations. All transactions strictly Confidential. Simpson's, 116 ft, 12th st.

CASH IMMEDIATELY DIAMONDS. GOLD A SILVER

^ . S'.'-£u?.rintee to„P*-v **« highest prlc*. CARLTOS'S^ 135 JS. 13TH ST. EST. 1898. DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD. JEWELRY. « U

\ ER. Pawn tickets. Best prices. Est 1887. P E N N SMELTING CO., 906 FILBERT ST. 61fc> GOLD. SILVER. Pll?ti!^UlvC"jEW-

ELRY. D1A. BOUGHT. WE PAY HIGH­EST PRICES.PHlLA.JEWEL EX. 102 S.8th REVOLVERS, rifles, shotguns, gold, musical

instrument*, sporting good*, all kind* of 2™i«: 2831 Kensington ave. Ger. 3321. DIAMONDS, filled or"goldI brawleU. watch­

es spectacles, silverviare. antiques. Best P'-ce*. Gardner's. 205 S. 17th_(nr._Walnut).

FOUR TIR"ES—4 FVt. 600-16. DEL. 5304.

SALE Desks. Manicure Tables. Cabinet*, Dresserettes. Elec. Fans. PecL A Brae.

All style chairs. Low prices. Easy terms. Lom. 7941. LEO C. BENITZ, INC.. 636 Arch.

ELEC. CELLAR PUMPS, $17.75 ARMY TOOL CASES, $1.95

V WATER TUBELOY, l i e Ft. MACHINIST TOOLS—FULL LINE

ATI.AS. 1328-48 Balnbrldg* Kin. 1380 OIL and Ch*mlcal tank., Lnrge.'^iw and used. 12-4000 gal. keg lined. 6-87 barrel

wooden tank*. Stainless steel and rubber lined. Al»o Mack trailer, with 2500 milk tank. All in A-l condition. P. O. Box 321, Montclalr. N. J. GOING- OUT OF B U S I N E S S — D R A F T I D

BERLIN HARDWARE CO.. 458 N. 8TH Gloss White Paint $1 gal. Also colors. Bomb Shovels. $1 05. Entlr* Stock Stove Pipe & Glass to bo sold below cost. LAST_WEEKS._Everythlng_must_b£_*ald. MORE Than a Million Feet Choice"lAimber

300 Tons Structural Steel 5000 Good U»ed Door* and Sash.

Cleveland Wrecking Co., 8th and Clearfield Radcllffe_6660 or Camden 488 f YPEWRiTER, Remington, excellent condi­tion. Caah or prefer part trade, high-grade

mandolin or guitar. Ph. Rad. 4236. NEW AND~USED~OFFICE FURNltURE SOLD. BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED.

PATTEN FURNITURE CO.. 1312-16 ARCH S3-ORE FIXTURES A SHOW CASES, good used equipment for any business. FRAN-

KEL A BLENDER.62 N.JJdjrt. Wal^6685. LARGE~*oda A acW"~flra"extinguSh*r* oh wheel*, with hose and nozzle. Cheap.

Weil'* Curto»lty Shop, 12 Strawberry st. ALL kinds store fixts. Good used equip, at

bargain price*. Call Kaskey A Kahn, 222 Church st. and *ave money.

Bidg. & Plbg. Supplies new & used Hot Water Boilers. Radiator*. Pipe Valves, Fitting*. 21 A m gal. H. W. Tanks, $4 up, Water Htrs.. $4.50 up. Ga* Rang**, $7.50 up. Pore. Washstand. $10. Comb, screen door*. Por. Laundry Tubs, Single A Double, $6 up. Unpainted Pore. Top Tables A 4 Chairs, $23.

FRANKLIN CO. PARK ai49. 3301 GTN. AVE. SAG. 5168 Open Mon.Wed. , Frl. A Sat. Eve*.. 7 to 9

HOG ISLAND LUMBER CO. 2901 S. 84th S t Sar. 6767. We»t 3976 •Rockwool, 35 lb. — 75c Bag •%•' Plaster Board Special, 32x48, 2c Sq. Ft. •BUNGALOW TYPE WINDOWS $3.75 Frame Aaaembled A Pair of Sash with Glass •Cedar Lining 7c hq. F t

Radio, Television A Repair* PORTABLEST~MTjESTic;" S O S ; EMER­SON. $8.05; R.C.A.. $12.50.

OOLDY'S. 2001 N. BROAD. OPEN EVES. j.TMim80H"p6RTATilEsr« TOftES; $8.48. Rubin'*, 33d A York. Open till 10 P. M.

Died

•W Asphalt Coated Sheeting—2V*c Sq. F t T . O. B. Yard

FOUNDATION STONE

S. E. 1000 LOADS

COR. 2ND A ERIE AVE. INDIAN DeLuxe sport scout motorcycle. Plenty of extras. Call between 5 P. M. to 7

P. M. evenings A Sun. 12 noon to 5 P. M. George. 742 Corson at., Bristol. Pa.

"sTARTiNir Twm^mmaaRsntMsr Bricks, Lumber, etc.. for sale.

CHARLES D. HEAVEY, 35TH A RIDGE. RADCLIFFE 8787_or PARK 3009

ELECTRIC FARST500 Brand New Chrome plated, 20"; list prlc* $49.50. Sell

ea 4011 Roo»evelt Blvd.. Del. 8241.

Chi-i

MASONIC CONSISTORY RING SOLID GOLD H CARAT DIAMOND

SACRIFICE $75 — 1 7 3 2 MARKET RXMINGTON"'"Rand elec.. SSlfnd. ~Sund-

strand Model D, elec. payroll machine. Wal. 3165.

DIAMOND R I N G T T C A R A T S GENT'S WHITE GOLD GYPSY SETTING SACRIFICE. $350. . . . . . • 1732 MARKET. STAIRS A spiral 4'6" diam. 10 ft. high.

Fence, iron picket, 200 f t 33" high. Good condition. 890 N. 21st.

equip Kahn.

Market 9409.

19 gauge; s HENRY K

STEEL SHEETS aUo Flex, steel hose, %, %, 5tt".

FORT. 2227 N. American St.

« 1 " PAY hJghe*t caah price* for used re-fngerator* A washing machine*. Reg. 8090.

WANTED. We pay highest-cash used refrigtrs. A \

WTD. wash, machs. Reg. 6080.

price* for Rt

Portable typewriter. Underwood pref. Good oond. Ph. eve*. Clearbrook 4473-W.

REFRIGERATORS, waahan A vac.cleaner*.

RE\'OLVERS, gun*, camera"*, tool*. Highest prices paid. Benjamin. 500 N. 9th st.

— — — — — — — — _ — — _ ^ _ ^ _ _ _ . . ^

DOORS SASH DOORS $2 up. All size*. Also new lumber. Penn

Materials Co., 2500 W. 9th «t„ Cheater. ELEVATOR »

Push button, plant, office or apartment. Otis manufacturer. Ste. 4524. SODA FOUNTAIN. Bobtail, counter carb . 5 chrome top stool*, modern counter. Pay

bal. easy term*. See "Roxy," 1817 N. 2d st. BOOKS. Scientific, Biology, Chemistry, Medi­

cal books; Fiction, etc., for sale cheap. Drafted. Ph. Man. 1408-J bet. 6 and 7 P. M. DESKS, Safe*, File*, Chairs, etc. Transfer

Cases, $1.75. New A Used. Frank Wolf, LOC. 2834. 1823 Market *t. Free parking.

Tripoli Barber Sup. Co., 604 S. 9th Bargain* in Barber Shop Equipment

DESKS, files, chairs, tables, kardexes,*afe», new A used. Largest stock In city. DUBIN

CO., 260 S. 5th. Main 7688. Lom. 4717. 5000 FOLDING CHAIRS. $1 EACH. OAK-

WOOD CHAIR MFG. CO., 1009 RACE ST. USED Plumbing Fixtures. Recond. gas, coal ranges, radiators. SK Exc.,3136Bainbridge

DISHWASHING machine* for swtala, nav tauranu. Recond. Cheap. Term*. 1009 Arch.

CASH REGISTERS GORDON'S, 3015 RIDGE AVE. EST. 1896 CASH registers. 500 National*", low a* $20.

Bought, sold A exch. 349 N. 9th. Wal. 4553. POOL TABLES, new A used, reas~ Open 4 P. M. Sat VICTOR CO., 1438 Federal st.

GIANT Elect. Fans. G-E motor, 20", chrome plated. $19.50. N. W. cor. 5th and Berk* sts.

DESKS, SAFES, STEEL FILES. CHAIRS, etc. Very cheap. Ace Desk Co., 905 Arch.

6' REFRIG. box, slicing machine, Day-* on scale A candy case. May. 9133.

RESTAURANT, Neon outside sign. 7*6"x 15". $50. 498 Rlpka avenue. Roxborough.

REMINGTON RAND Safe Cabinet, large, fire proof. Wal. 3165.

MEAT Store fixtures. Walk-In coolers, *cale A sllcer. Apply 26 N. Delaware ave.

GOLF CLUBS, 5 Irons, 3 woods A bag. Helen Hicks, comp. $52.50. Public. 13 s7 l6 th st.

EXAKTA CAMERA, Zeis* F. 2-8, ready ca«e, new $120. N-151 Inquirer.

FISHING reel^Penn Senator, 600 yd out pawn. Bargain. Public. 928

new, South.

BAKER Equipment A mixer. Read 30-60 q. $150. No dealer. 2523 S. Jessup S t

REFRIGERATORS CASH FOR ANY OLD TYPE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. PHONE RAD. 3443.

SALE—Refrigerator. Frigidaire 4-dr. com-merclal. Apply 2427 Tulip s t after 4•

ELEC. REFRIGERATORS BOUGHT. We pay best price* for old refrlg*. Ste. 5885.

REFRIGERATORS wanted, all maite*. Al*"o Top leers. Top prices paid. Ste. 7015.

A'LlJPorcelaln 1935 refrlgT, perf. cond , fookl like new. 9 cu. f t $80. Ardmore 1667.

SERVEL Electroiux. '42 model*. Gen. Ap-pllance. 713 S. 52d «t. Gra, 8484.

Household Goods

of getting YOUR LOAN from Personal 1. loans—Jl0toi25j0ormore^— made to employed men or n/omen, whether single or married. 1. Business women and those working in Defense plants —bor­row here#"on your own*. 3. A special plan provides loans for Defense workers and others on a new job or mho have just moved into the community. 4. We make "Bctween-Pay-Day*'" loans for small amounts and short periods. 5. Loans made for payment of debt*, medical or dental attention, purchase of tools, uniforms or other worthy purposes.

• . Your account here establishes

It COMVPilOiT r W i •*W*JT0WW—Ind Floor, 1211 Caestaut Street *. . . •AW1T0WW—2nd Fk»f, IJ05 Msrket St. (Cor 13th St) •f-ataJrrOwSt-JE^trarlUn A».r.ue (Orsr I'mlsd) . suDttl**T»*J— lad Floor, 1IM Krasiagtea Arsaue . . "*Tf*li-TMOFrsakford Arem* •ttTM WMU8fU»il*.-l»>d f ) . 17J0 Nortk Bread St. »HT *1tlUttl»»tlA-2ad rToor, ' *» Wahiut Strest . •EST f»tlU*>eL»1tU-2nd Floor, ft South S2»d Strwt mrU MSm—isi nmt. W0*-10 Market Stmt . .

"1IT9WSJ—2ad Fleer, 9 West Maia Street . , . 4

NATIONWIDE ash-Credit at any of more than 400 %satsa$t offices. 7. Monthly payments arranged that you can comfortably afford.

t . Complete privacy. Loans made on signature, furniture, or auto. No wage assignments.'.Outsiders not involved.

• . Friendry, considerate " service. No "board"- or committee has to pass on your loan,

NOTE: This advertisement is not intended to encourage anyone to go deeper into debt. Borrow only if a loan is the best solution to your money problem.

OFFICES IN PHILADELPHIA

7 FLOORS FINE FURNITURE $50 3-pc. Maple Finish Bedrm. Suite—$34.75 $29 Bunk Beds -$18.75 $120 3-pc. Modern Living Room Suite,

Choice of covers ^$89.00 $40 5-pc Solid Maple Breakfast Room

Suite $29.50 5150 10-pc. Water Fall Dining Room

Suite — $89.00 5-pc. Porcelain Breakfast Set with

sliding leave* and box seat chair*—$26.50 $60 Twin Bed Outfit*. , Po*ter Bed*,

2 Spring*. 2 Mattresses $39.50 $12—50-lb. Cotton Mattresses $8.50

N. FACTORS TO YOU

E. COR. 2ND & MARKET STS.

C**f Point packer 7717 Ask for Mtss Cutrti.

She will he glad to give you any information on a loan. ., . . BouUtard kOOS . . . Nerrtsseam MM

xten&cnalFINANCE CO. V

ELEC. WASHERS SALE USED WASHERS, 10 ONLY

$15 TO $20—ALL GUARANTEED ' WASHER PARTS MFG. CO.

53 A 55 N. 77TH ST. BEDROOM SUITEV TWtN GftMtftMIT MAHOGANY A MANY OTHER BEAUT.

7-PIECE SUITES, $75 UP 2826 GERMANTOWN AVE.

812 N. BROAD ST. MUST SACRIFICE IMMEDIATELY^

5 FLOORS SAMPLE HOME FURNITURE Open Sunday A Dally. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.

_2307_N. BfoAD ST. AS ADVERTLSED"6N THE RATJIO

3 rooms, completely furnished. $189. Liberal credit term*. Square Deal Furniture Co., 606 Market »t. Open eventng*: VER"Y fine mahogany twin bedrm., eost$650. Also $400 crotch mahog. dining room from

sample house. Sac. $225 each or best offer. FOLAND, 33d & Chestnut;_.»t*-z_to_9_R_M.

SAMPLE HOUSE FURNITURE Living, dining, bedroom suites low as $39.50

Ma " 1903 Market It Easiest terms. BEDRM. suite, French period satlnwood, in­

laid. Cost $750. Sac. (Other* $23.50 up). Henry'* Furn. Co., 21*t A Market st*. Op.ev.

TOP ICERS $6.95 ADAMS FURNITURE MART, 19 S. 7th St.

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• 8.75 17.51 26.26 35.01 43.72 52.43 69.80 87.16

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4 pymtt $ 6 6 5 f3 29 19.94 26.58 33.19 39.79 6Z97 66.11 79 26

6 pymtt

$9.08 13.62 18.15 22.67 27.18 36.13 45.08 54.02

9 pymtt

$6.27 9.41

1Z55 15.66 18.75 24.92 31.07 37.21

12 Prmtt

17.31 9.75

12.16 14.56 19.33 24.08

'50 for *4.48 (Total Cost) '100 for '8.90 (Total Cost)

If repaid In 6 monthly perymeitr* YOB can get a loan quickly on your note, car or furniture. No endorsers needed. No credit inquiries are made of friend* or relative*. Special qwick service on •alary loan* to employed women.

Ost y • wr lean fee loss Payment* include charge* at Hn—1 hold"* rate of 2H% per month on the first $100 of balance*. 2% per month on balance* above $100. which i* lea* than the maximum preacnDOd by the Small Loan Law.

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 6*^5=

DOWNTOWN—3 Offleea 12 So. 12th St.. Rm. 1917, WaJ 1M1 1201 Chestnut St.. 4tfl Fl.. Loe 47M 1425 Chestnut Street Second Floor

over Child* Ru 0*30

GER M ANTO W N - 1 0 W. Chel ten Aw. Eighth Floor Ger $742

NORTH PHILA.-3701 N. Broad St.. 4th FL. Beurv Bidg. Rad 3869

GERMANTOWN A LEHIGH AVES. 2700 German town Bal MM

E.INSINGTON-1817 East Allegnenr, 2nd Fl.. ntmt Kmimtion.. Reg 24>M

WEST PHILA.-7 North 52nd, cor. Market 2nd Floor Gra 4M9

UPPER DARBY—69th A Market Sta. John H. McClatchy Building, 2nd Floor Blvd. 1771 or She 9M9

NO R RI »TO WN—Norr istown- Penn Trust Bank Building. 4th Floor. Maia and Swede St* Notilotown 5Mt

CHESTER—614 Edgmont Anoix . 2nd Floor Cheater l l f l

CAMDEN—2 Office* 8th FL, West Jersey Tract Bidg. Broadway A Cooper Liettm So. $42 Camden 79M 4th Floor, Broadway-Strren* Bidg. corner Broadway LUmm AT*. 641 Cam dan 7*4*

BEDROOM SUITE, 7-PC. WALNUT Very beautiful. Cost $475. Sacrifice $95.

OTHER SUITES 525 UP M. GINTIS, 4906 WOODLAND AVE.

RUGS — Broadloom, Wilton Axm. Mills clearance: large and small »izes. Save 40%.

•Standard Rug Co.. 2403 Kensington ave. BEDROOM SUITE A dining roorn~sulte76tfi-er household furnishings. No dealers. 5912

Warrington. LARGE sfLEC. dln.-rm., ,dlnettes:newwa].. mah.. maple. Sac, prices. Solar, 2136Market

BEDROOM Suites, new, maple, wal., SET, Ige.aelect $43,up. Op. eve*. Solar. 2136 Mkt.

BED. spring A matt. NEW, all size*. Comp. $15.95. Feinstein's. 9th A Spring Garden sts. GAS ranges, over 4*00 reconditioned, $15 A~up

instl. S. E. cor. 54th A Market. Open eves. LINOLEUM, 3 so. yds.. $1, laid free; shades 49c up. Phila. Floor,6th A Poplar.Mar.8673.

DINETTE SET, Chippendale. Cost $225, sell for Stg. $55. Sumerson's. 1902 College ave.

PIANO—Spinet, like new. Must be sold for storage. Henry's, 21st A Market sts. NEW CASH FURNITURE BARGAINS

AT GIBSON'S. 624 MARKET ST. LIV. rm. suite. New. Coat $250. Sac. $100. Big Stock. S. E. Cor. 33d A Chestnut. 9 P.M.

GAS RANGES. Quality. Roper Magic Chef, Caloric, $19.50. 4335 Lancaster ave

DINETTE, 9-pc. solid blond mahogany, practically new. No dealers. Call Liv. 4064.

AVEIXINO.—June 8. 1942, ROSE C , daughter of Vincent and Jennie Avelllnn. Relative* and friend* a n Invited to funeral, Wed., 8.30 A. M., residence, 2225 Baln-brldge st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Charles' Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cemetery.

BAYLOR,— June 7, JOHN T., husband of Agnes McNeill Baylor. Relative* and friend*. Tllghman Camp. S. W. V., and Phila. Fire Dept. are invited to service, Wed., 2.30 P. M., late residence, 1261 S. 23d at. Int. Fernwood. Viewing Tue*. eve.

BKATTY.—June 7, JOHN D . huaband of Martha F. Beatty. Relatives and friends are Invited to •ervlce*. Wed., 2 P. M., at Funeral Home of Andrew J. Bair A Son, 3925 Chestnut st. Int. Lower Merlon Baptist Church Grounds, Rosemont, Pa.

BOONE.—On June 6. 1942, JANE GRAY BOONS, mother of J. Wilbur Boone. Rela­tives and friend* are Invited to the eervlce on Tue*., at 8 P. M.. at Oliver H. Balr'*, 1820 Che*tnut *t. Interment private.

CLARK.—On June 6, 1942, EMILIE MAR-TEL, widow of Daniel A, Clark. Service on Tuewday, 3,00 P. M.. at Oliver H. Balr*. 1820 Chestnut *t.

DAUB.—June 6, DANIEL B., husband of the late Caroline Daub (nee Woerner). Rela­tive* and friend* are Invited to attend fu­neral services Tue*., 2 P. M., at hi* late residence. 1139 E. Tioga *t. Interment Northwood Cemetery. Friend* may call Monday evening

DIKM.—June 7. 1942, MARGARET, wife of John G. Diem (nee Deacon). Relatives and friend* are Invited to attend the funeral service Wed.. 2 P. M., late residence 2026 E. Cumberland st. Interment Greenmount Cem. Viewing Tuesday evening.

DUFPIKLD.—In Carvemdlle. Pa., June 8. CECELIA M., wife of the late R. Edwin Duffleld. Funeral »ervice*, Wed., 1.30 P. M., at her late re*W*nce. Further *ervlces Boehm* Church. Blue Bell. Pa„ at 3 P. M. Interment adjoining cemetery. Friend* may call Tuesday evening.

DUN LAP.—On June 8, 1942, WILLIAM J., hu ; 1 iand of Leah Dunlap (nee Miller). Relatives and friends are invited to the Bet-v­ice on Wednesday, 2.00 P. M., at hi* home. 1428 N. 54th *t. Interment at Fernwood Cem. Friend* may call Tue*. eve.

EBKL.—June 7, CAROLINE MAIER, widow of Charles A. Ebel. Relatives and friend* are invited to service, Wed., 2.30 P. M.. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Int. private. Friend* in­vited Tue*. eve.

ELLIOTT.—On June 6, 1942. JAMES GARFIELD, husband of Olive Elliott. Rela­tives, friend* and employees of P. R. R. are invited to service on Wed., 2 P.M., at Oliver H. Batr's, 1820 Chestnut st. Interment Ar­lington Cem. Viewing Tue*. eve.

ERDMAN-June 7th, MABEL H. ERD-MAN. Service* Wed., 2.30 P. M., 1737 N. 62d st. Viewing Tuesday evening.

FLEMING.—June 8. formerly of 5922 Washington ave.. ANNA B. (nee Sheri­dan), wife of the late John J. Fleming. Relatives and friends are invited to at­tend funeral, Wed., 8.30 A. M., from resi­dence of her daughter, Mrs. Frank J. Clarke, 4600 Fitler st. (9700 Frankford ave.). Solemn Mass of Requiem Church of S t Kalherlne, Torresdale, Pa., 10 A. M. Int. S t Denis' Cem.

POX.—June 6, LOUISA A., widow of Daniel Fox, Jr. Relatives and friend* are invited to the service. Wed.. 11 A. M., at Kirk A Nice's. 6301 Germantown ave. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends call Tues. eve.

HAUEK.—June 6, ELLEN M. (nee Golden), beloved wife of Thomas Hauer. Relative* and friends are Invited to fu­neral, Wed., 9 A. M., residence, 5344 N. Jackson *t. Solemn Requiem Mas*. St. Bartholomew'* Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

HEWES.— June 6, WILLIAM L.. SR.. husband of the late Louanna Hewe*. of Audubon, N. J. Relatives and friends are invited to services, Wed., 3 P. M , David G. Frankenfleld Bidg., 317 N. 52d s t Viewing Tue*., 8 to 10 P. M. Int. fernwood Cem.

HIGSON.—June 8. RICHARD R . be­loved husband of Florence Higson, of 330 E. Albami* st. Relative* and friends, also Olivet Lodge, No. 607, F. and A. M., invited to servTces, Wed., 1 P. M.. Kes-ter'* Funeral Home, 609-11 E. Allegheny ave. Int. Greenmount. Viewing Tue*. eve.

HOLLAND.—In Miami. Fla., on June 4. 1942, JAMES KEARNS. husband of to* late Katherine Riley Holland. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral on Wed., at 8.30 A. M., from Oliver H. Balr's. 1820 Che*tnut *t Requiem High Maa* at St. John's Church. 13th st. above. Chestnut, at 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cro*s Cem. Friends may call Tue*. eve.

HUGHES.—June «. at*Hemp*tead. Long Island. HARRIET C. (nee Meredith», wife of William A. Hughe*. Relative* and friends invited to funeral. Wed., 8.30 A. M.. Funeral Home of Thoma* F. Roche A Sons, 56th and Cedar ave. Solemn Mas* of Requiem. Church of the Trans-i l„gu/at,(Jn' *H A- M ' I n t - Calvary Cem., Media, Pa. Viewing Tues. eve.

IRWIN.—On June 7. 1942. WILLIAM IRWIN, M. D.. husband of Frances E. Irwin, of 2601 Parkway. Service private on Wednes­day at the West Laurel Hill Crematory Chapel Interment private. Please omit flowers.

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ADDRK88 TIME •Vlllanova, Pa. 10.0* A, M. -Vliianova, Pa. 11.00 A. M. -Moore*town, N. J, —10.00 A. M. -1915-19 Chestnut 11.00 A. M. -1924-26 Chestnut 10.00 A. M. -1$ H. Letltla St. ——10.00 A

8ELLINO 'furniture and Furnishings.

EASTERN AUCTION HOUSE BOLEN A CO.

17 8. 19 8. 8$ S. 814 Market St. 87 N. rirn St. -$08 Market M.

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A LM P. M.— Furniture and Furnlahlngs. : • Furniture and 1 urn Is hi n**.

• Antiques. • Houselwld Furnishings, (over* and Dry Goods.

' Toys and Motiaefuraiahlng*. ——• Kitchen Equip, and Furnitur,

1— Ladle*' A Men* Furnishing A Children* W«ar. Men's Clothing A Dry Good. A Famishing*

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WED., JUNE 10, 1942, AT 10 A. M ON THE PREMISES

933-25 BROADWAY. CAMDEN, N. I.

OFFICE FURNITURE AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

SALE TODAY On tile Premises

VALUABLE

FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS

Packard and Plymouth Sedans

The Entire Furnishings of

"OVERVIEW"

> EXECUTOR'S SALE

Bit. Harrv Jarrett, if . D. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS

FURNITURE 201 EAST MAIN ST.

MOORJCSTOWN, N. J. TODAY. JUNE t, 1042, AT 10 A. M.

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LINDA M. CADWALLADER

June 9th to 11th Inc.

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P. M. Each Day

ON THI PREMISES

By Order of Girard Trust Co.

Henry R. Hal lowel l ,

Wi l l iam H . S Wel l s , Executors

Illustrated catalog mailed upon

receipt of twenty-flve cents.

JACQCES.—June S, THOMAS, husband of the late Sarah E. Jacques. Relatives «n<* friend* are invited to services, Wed.. 10.30 A. M., Presbyterian Home for Aged Couples and Single Men. 4700 City Line. Int. Fernwood Cem.

JOSEPH.-On June 7. HELENA M., wife o f the late William A, Joseph. Relatives and friends are Invited to services, Wed , 2 P. M.. at her late residence. 1210 W. Thompson st. Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. Friends may call Tues., 8 to 10 P. M.

KELLF.—June 4, JOHN, husband of Rose Ho*ey Kelly. Relatives, friends. Holy Name Society, invited to funeral. Tues., 8.30 A. M., residence. 5746 Spruce st. Solemn Mas* of Requiem, Church of the Tran»flguration, 10 A. M. InL Holy Cro** Cem.

*rf-£5S,KDYZ-3xine 7. 1942, MARGARET MARY (nee Craig), wife of the late John J. Kennedy and mother of Rev. Hugh P. Kennedy. Relatives and friend*, B. V. M. Sodality are invited to funeral, Thurs.. 8.30 A. M.. from her late residence, 2259 N. Sydenham st. Solemn Requiem Mas* at our Lady of Mercy Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

KRirSE.—June 5, 1942. ELMER, *on of Anna Louise A the late Frederick. Rela­tives and fHends invited to services, Wed., I P . M., Thomas B. Byrne Funeral Home, 2650 Almond st. Int. Greenmount Cem. Viewing Tuesday evening.

-, , ; A ££ D ? N \ - < l f MaP»e 5J»d«- N. J., June JOHN J., husband of •"•Uherine M. (nee

The desire of the executors to effect a prompt sale of "Over* view" affords an opportunity to purchase this most desirable residence at a fraction of its value. A n y o n e interested should communicate promptly with William Pugh, Agent.

Taggart). Funeral Wednesday. 9 gjjart;. runerai weanesaay. I Befton's Funeral Home. 14 W. Maple Shade. High Mass 10 . Lady of Perpetual Help Church

A. M., at Main st..

A. M., Our Viewing

LINOLEUM. 3 aq. yds. $1 35c up. Podovr Bros.. 213 S. 53d. All

Laid free. Shades 2270

A U T O L O A N S NO INSURANCE CHARGES

CASH AT ONCE NO C1EDIT INVESTIGATION

THE AUTOMOBILE FUND S. I . Cor. i r o a d A Girard

Entrance an Girard Ave. 2nd Fleer STE. M«

NORRISTOWN —115 W. MAIN 2nd Floor Phone 4040

aMDNEY for loon or Investments, personal or bc*ines.« Estate or heirs Rit. W67. ZIM-

>l EP. V A_N _]!<M_Land Title Bidg _ 1- ^ N S n t.amund*. jewelry.'furs'. Newlow

*«-» r»r\<r W. Reed. 10th A San»om sts. • Ijajr.PAL 'nans on diamond*, watch**. ,|ew-

elrv. »•• V S l^j«n Society. 1.110 Arch *t. r i R i . : c F I N A N C E S E R V I C E

- . ! ? _ * _ 1 - r r M S T PEN. 5737. l ( iAN8 I P TO 830O CITY CENTRE LOAN

OO . 121 N. BROAD ST. LOC. 0240.

CASH OR LOANS TO HEIRS WHY WAIT—GET YOUR MONEY NOW. Estates. Legacies, Trust*, Incomes. Pur-chased Loan on Life In*. Agent* Ren. Com. J. P. FANNING, 121 N. Broad »t. Loc. 0243.

LOAN ON UNSETTLED ESTATES Trusts, legacies, life Incomes purchased.

_ Established 1890 HEIRS, 253 S. 9TH ST. KIN. 9747

PEOPLES FINANCE COMPANY 4700 FRANKFORD AVE. DEL. 4700

Auto Loans

CASH Q U I C K !

RUGS, factory 2d A samples, H price, cash or terms. Axmlnster. 2552 Kensington ave.

5 WASHING MACH. TION. BAL. 1824.

815 UP. A-l CONDI-

SPRINGS 54.95( MATTRESSES $6,457 Allegheny Furn., 3019 Kensington ave.

W A N T E D

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR FURNITURE IMMEDIATE REMOVAL

ACME FURNITURE C O . 19 S. SECOND ST. WALnut 9914

OPEN EVES. TILL 6 P.M. HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for entire estate, furniture, antiques, china, etc. All

descriptions, bric-a-brac, baby grand pianos. Call SCHAEFFER. 5728 SANSOM ST.

All. 6038 Loc. 9174 2i:<2 Market *t. ANTIQUES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Bric-a-Brac, Rugs. Best price* paid. AMERICAN FURNITURE CO.

3"11 N. 1th st. Sag. 1078 FURNITURE ~

Highest cash prices paid. Terminal Furniture .Co.,1520 W.Columhla av. DO N O T - -

Brown Call give your furniture away Reg 7033. 3322 N. J5th st.

FURNTfURE A ANTIQUES, Highest price* paid. Oswell, 5850 Woodcrest av. Gre. 1857.

Tihrt IS minutes this privaft way. No investiga-tion. endortsmcnti or insunne*. corns lo Coimoi Isdtr POPIsr 7414.

THI O101ST AUTO IOAN COMfANr A U T O L O A N S

• IOAD A SPRING GARDEN STS. BtANCH OrFICi: 6455 Marks! Street

COSMOS

WANTED, electric refrigerators, ail nuke*. Hlghe*t price* paid. Ph. Eve. 1332.

WAR VET. buys furn. any kind. rugs. beds. sewing mach. Cole, 907 N. 7th. Lom. »332.

BEDS, furniture, rugs, antiques, china, etc. Naglc, 2717 W. Dauphin sf. Fre. 1977

ANTIQUES, hshld. goods wanted. Chestnut Antique Shop. 1909 Chestnut. Loc. 4679.

MANY items needed to furnish several fine old hom;s. 4116 Market at. Bar. 6661

Rummage Sale* RUMMAGE Sale will bT"held~at Cathedral

Day Nursery. 1704 Summer St., Thur*., Fri. A Sat.. June 11, 12 A 13. Entrance Spring St.

Tuesday evening, LACKH.— June 6. JOHN, husband of Car­

rie Lauer (nee Pa*coe). Relative* and friends, also Engine Co. No. 3, Phila. Fire Dept.. are Invited to funeral, Wed., 2 P. M. M., from hi* home, L35 Porter *t. Int. Fernwood Cemetery. Friend* may call Tues­day evening.

LOEFFEL — June 6, 1942, DAVID J., hus­band of Frances Todd. Relatives and friends. Order of Moose, Invited to funeral, Wed., 9 A;„M" fr?S? 6301, Rising Sun ave. Mass St. Williams Church, 10 A. M. Int. New Cathe­dral Cem.

LYSINGER.—June 8, 3942, ANNIE S. Service* at Prasch Funeral Home, Ham-monton, N. J., Wed., 2 P. M. Int. Oak Grove Cem.

/ - i k P,? A ^&7* J u n e 7> M I S S SARAH Mc-GALE, 2321 S. Bancroft st. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed.. 9 A. M., from J. J. Roberts', 1701 Rltner nt. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of St. Monica, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cros* Cem. Viewing Tues. eve.

McLAliaHLIN.—June 6. MARY, wife of the late James (nee Coyle). Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Wed., 8.30 A. M., 2212 N. 2d st. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of St. Boniface, 10 A. M.

McLEAN.—-Suddenly, June 7, 1942 ALEXANDER THOMAS, JR., beloved son of Alexander T. and MaybeUe Wilson Mc­Lean, of 726 Colling* av., W. Collingswood, N. J., in his 12th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, Thurs., June 11. 2 P. M., from Funeral Home of Willis L. Harris. Jr., 563 Haddon *v.-, !" t e™«nt Harleifh Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. after 7 o'clock.

MAGCIBE.—June 5, HELEN V.. wife of Charles H. Magulre (nee Lilly), for­merly of 118 S. 45th st. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, Wed., 9 A. M , J. M. Haas' Funeral Home, Elmwood ave. at 64th st. Requiem High Mass, St. Francis de Sales' Church, 10 A. M. Int. New Cathedral Cem.

MAISER.—June 6, 1942, JOSEPH, hus­band of Freda Maiser (nee Woehr). 1500 6Mh ave , aged 67. Relatives and friends, member* of Hermann Lodge 125 F. A A M., Cannstatter Society, Southwark Bowling Club, all organisations to which he belonged are invited to attend the funeral, Wednes­day. 1.30 P. M.. at the Albert Henrlch Fu-ne.r.aLH9.nw' ^E? W - T l 0 * a •*• Interment Hillside Cem. Friends may call Tuesday eve.

MEEHAN.—June 5, 1942, JAMES J., hus­band of the late Helen Meehan (nee Ken­nedy). Relatives and friends are invited lo attend the funeral. Wed.. 9.30 A. M.. from Byrne's Funeral Home, 3812 Spring Garden st. High Requiem Mass, St. Agatha's Church. 10.30 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

MKHI..—Suddenly. June 6. 1942, JOSEPH E.. beloved husband of Mary J. Mehl (nee McVeagh), aged 63 years. Funeral and in­terment on Wednesday, at the convenience of the family. Viewing Tues. eve., his lat* residence, 403 Lincoln av., Magnolia, N. J.

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THOMAS DEVLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY

MANUFACTURERS OF CAST IRON, MALLEABLE, BRASS FITTINGS AND NIPPLES FOR PLUMBING AND HEATING INDUSTRY

TWO-DAY SALE

WED. JUNE 10th and THURS. JUNE 11th-10:30 A. M. INSPECTION TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH

The Government purchased this 40-acre plant for a vital defense plant MUST VACATE AT ONCE

DEFENSE CONTRACTORS ATTEND THIS SALEI

MACHINE AND TOOL DEPARTMENT 13 CLEVELAND SINGLE SPINDLE AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINES T 4

Lathes, Shapers Landls, Boehm, H

SUITABLE FOR MULTIPLE OPERATION Grinders, Milling Machines, Presses, Power Hack Saws, Drills, Chain Hoists, Hand Tools, Anvil*. Vise*,

A G. and Geometric: Collapsible Tapj and Quick Openjng Die JHends, Air Compressors, Air Storage Oil Storage Tank*. Dipping Tank*, 300 K D. C ~ ~

Lar.an. Tank*,

V. A. Motor-Driven Generating Set. 100 Electric Motor*, \% H. P. to 75 H. P.—A. C and rating Power Transformers, Switchboard Panels, Erectors, Steel Guy Derrick.

COMPLETE GALVANIZING PLANT Steel Galvanizing Kettle—30" by 48" by 12'—Oil Fired.

COMPLETE TAPPING DEPARTMENT 30 Pottstown and other make machines. Will tap any casting %" to 8".

BE A PIPE NIPPLE MANUFACTURER COMPLETE PIPE THREADING AND NIPPLE DEPARTMENT

100 Automatic and Hand Operated Nipple Threading Machines such as: Landls, Rlckert A Shafer and Cleveland. H" to 8". Will thread pipe, bolt* or bar stock. One 8" and one 6" Land is Pipe Threading Machine.

Will thread

COMPLETE LINE DEVLIN FITTING PATTERN EQUIPMENT fitting manufacturer, create additional outlets for capacity FOUNDRYMEN, purchase some of these patterns and equipment

operation of your plant now and after the war. Be a

REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALE

Wed., Jun* 10, 1942, at 10 A. M. In Our First Floor Salesroom 1808-10 Chestnut St., Phila.

OFFICI PURNITURI AND FURNISHINGS

HOUSEHOLD PURNITURI AND FURNISHINGS

PINE DOMESTIC RUGS CARPETS. ORIENTAL RUGS

SUMMIR RUGS REFRIGERATORS

LARGE LOTS OP ROOKS REAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT

OIL BURNER ELECTRIC RANGE

ELEC. COPPBB MILLS ELEC, SLICER

SCALES CASH REGISTER

FOUNDRY EQUIPMENT Whiting Duplex Air Furnace, 8-ton per hour, Electric Crane, Shepard Electric Hoist*, Automatic Conveyors. Dial Scales. Sly r>;*t Arrestors, Tumbling Barrels, Root Blowers, Cora Ovens, *>1 Demmler Core Blowing Machine, 0 6 International Cor* Blowing Ma­chine, Core Racks, Flasks and Jackets, Straight and Taper, Large Stationary Flasks.

INVENTORY ENTIRE STOCK OF MALLEABLE, STEAM AND BRASS FITTINGS

1 Carldtd Cast Iron Flanged Fittings, 1 Carload Brass Valves, Jenklna, Marsh, Fairbanks. Radiator Gat* and Globe, etc Large quantity of *teel and bras* nipple*, truck*, truck trailer*, offl ce furniture, bookkeeping machine*. Cardex Files. Typ*>*Ttpsr*. Calculators, Safes, Flies, Desks, Drinking Fountain, Time Clocks, Blue Print Machine, 3 Carloads Lumber. Ton* Bra**. CoftPtr. Lead, Scrap Iron.

Terms of Sale: 25% Deposit, Cash or Certified Check, Balance Cash or Certified Check

JACOB GOLDBERG, AUCTIONEER PHONE: BURLINGTON 650 BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY

i ii Mahogany and Oak Desks, Side and ,' Arm Chairs, Chairs, Files, Tables, Sec ,< tlonal Book Cases, Fans, Safe and Of-L ,< flee Equipment. / Fine Bed, Living and Dining Room + ,. Suite* and every (feme Appointment, Oil ,( ,' Painting*, Porch Sets, Gas Ranges, ,< )i Chlnaware. Glueware, Book*. Vases, ,, ,i Antiques, Silverware, Washing Machine*. ,, t Drapes, Fine Etchings, etc. ,, ,« Wilton, Velvet, etc.. Bugs, Oriental ,, ( Rugs, I • » ' ' • • i<

i PVBUC SALE V * By Order of the Director of the Depart * meat of Wharves. Docks and Ferries, <' ' Wednesday. June JO, 1943. at 12 o'clock ' ' noon (E. W. T.) In the Hearing Room f J (No. 211) of the Department of Wharves, * J Docks and Ferries, Municipal Pier No. 4 J

South Delaware Wharves, foot of Chest-M nut Street, lease a* follow*:

Tract of ground located In J vicinity of Delaware Avenue j Snyder Avenue, containing aprroxl-M J mately 168,821.405 square feet. J j Form or lease and full Information . j may be obtained at the office of the t f Director of the Department of Wharves, t + Dock* and Ferries. The Director re-,, ,i serve* to himself the right to reject any ,, it or all bids as he may deem best for the * * interest of the CitF of Philadelphia t EDWIN R. COX, "

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^AUCTIONEERS -APPRAISERS

18X4-26 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia (In Arcade)

Absolute Auction TODAY AT 10 O'CLOCK IN OUR 1ST FLOOR SALESROOM

HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS

|Fine mahog., walnut A maple bedroom jjdining A breakfast room suites, 3 elec-Urlo refrigerator*, living room A porch (set*, sectional bookcaaes, studio couches, (table top ga* range, electric pump, oak {A mahog. flat top desks, gateleg tables, settees, occasional chairs, lamps—'ward-

Irpbes, portable radio, oil paintings, etch-lings, engravings, beautiful broadloom, Iwilton A Axmlnster rugs, French klng-iwood A ormolu sideboard.

China, Glass, Cooking Utensils. Now on Exhibition

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A M E R I C A N * 1 ^ AUCTION HOUSE. 32 S. 3rd ST ST.

M. SALE TODAV, JUNE 9, AT 18 A

DEPARTMENT STORE STOCK OF

MEN'S & LADIES' FURNISHINGS

CHILDREN'S ft INFANTS' WEAR, WHITE GOODS INVOICED $15,000.00

Complete Stock of Every­thing, Including: 100 Doz. Men's Branded Shirts. 200 Doz. Best Branded Under­wear, 200 Doz. Pure Silk Full-Fashioned Hosiery as Berkshire, Vanity Fair, etc.

WM. F. COMLY & SON AUCTIONEERS, IT 8. Second Street

Died MERRY.—June 8„ 1942. ESTHER AN­

NIE, wife of John H. Merry. Funeral services on Thurs., at 2 P. M., at her late residence, 2 Foster ave., Llanerch, Pa. Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Wed., 7 to 9 P. M.

MONTGOMERY.—On June 8. 1942, MARGARET A., daughter of the late Wil­liam and Mary Montgomery. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Tues., at 2 P. M. at her lat* residence, 5957 Wood-tine ave. Interment private.

MORRISON.—Of 8311 E. Fletcher «t., June 6, THOMAS, hu»band of Camilla Morrison. Services Wad., 2 P. M., Funeral Home of J. E. Stile* & Son. 1417 E. Sus­quehanna ave. above E. Girard. Friends may call Tues. eve.

MUSCHAMP.—On June 3, 1942, HENRY F., husband of Elizabeth Scott Muschamp. Service Wed. 2.30 P. M., at Oliver H. Balr's, 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private.

OCKER.—June 8, MARTHA S. (nee De Korte). wife of Richard O. Ocker. Relatives, friends invited to funeral, Thurs., 2 P. M., from her heme. 2235 Cantrell st. Int. Arlington. Friends may call Wed. eve.

PACKER. — Jun* 7, 1942, EMMA T. PACKER, of 218 Wayne av*., Lanedowne. widow of Joseph T. Packer. Relatives and friends are invited to services, Wed., 2 P. M.. at Parlors of David H. Bowen A Son, 50th and Catharine sts. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Friend* may call Tues., 7 to 9 P. M.

PARKER.—June 7, JOHN H., husband of Margaret Parker (n*e Guihn). ,Relatives and friend*, Major B C. Tilghman Camp No. 61, U. S. W. V,, and Aparri Outpost No. 7, Invited to funeral, from late residence. 2710 Dickinson St., Thtirs.. 1 P. M. Services at Pitman Methodist Church. 2 P. M. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve.

FULLINGER.—On June 7. SARAH £. . wife of the late Jam** Pulllnger. Funeral, Wed.. 2 P. M., from residence. Wtssa-hlckon ave., Flourtaivn, Pa. Int. Union Cem. Friends eall Tt|*«. eve.. 7 to 9 P. 7A.

PRICE.—Of 2533 N. Mascher *t., June fi, 1942, HENRY W„ hu«band of Amelia Price (nee Mlnnlck). Relative* and friends Invited to services, Wed., 1..T0 P. M., at John F. Fluehr A S#ns, 149 W. Susque­hanna ave. Int. Mt. JMot'lah Cem. Friend* may call Tues. eve.

RAVIOR.— June 6th, of 5244 N. fith st., GEORGE. P.. husband of Katie B. Ravlor. Relatives, friends also Phila. Police A City Hall Guards invited to services. Wed., 11 A. M., Sechler A Mafu're Bidg., 1953 N. Broad st. View. Tues. eve.

Thomas B. Lovatt & Sons GENERAL AUCTIONEERS

MO S. Eighth St., Phil*., Pa.

United States Loan Society Sell* forfeited pledge* from 1318 Areh *t. to B49790, Diamond*, Watch**, Jesrelry. etc.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 18 A. M.

Died

STOCK CURTAINS. SLIP COVERS & DRY GOODS TODAY, JUNE 9TH, 10 O'CLOCK

ON PREMISES, It S. LKT1TIA ST. l.rtitia Street it First Street K. of ind J800 PR. CURTAINS Comprising Lac*, Marquisette and Grenadine Curtain*. Panels, Cottage Sets, Crl*s Cross. Drape*, etc. Full and Half Lengths.

380 FURN. SLIP COVER SETS Furniture and Studio Couch Slip Cover Sets. Various Style*., PC. GOODS, BLANKETS, DRY GOODS 2000 Yd*. Cretonnes. Damask and Cur­tain Material, 100 Blankets and Quilts. Tab** Covers. Napkins. Pillow Cases. Ladies' and Children's Gloves, Blouses, Scarfs, Ladles' Hats and Pocket Books. Colton, Yarn, Tape, Zippers, Clothing Bags. Shower Curtains, etc.

6000 YDS. FL. COVERING ALSO TODAY, 1 O'CLOCK

6000 Yd*. Felt Base Floor Covering and Linoleum. 6, 9 and 12-Ft. Widths; 200 F. B. Ruga, 6x9 to 12x15; Play Yard Gym Sets. Swings, Sliding Boards, etc.

TOYS ft HOUSEF'GS AT S O'CIiOCK

Salvage Stock Comprising Doll Coaches, Velocipedes. Mechanical Toys, Dolls, Stuffed Animals, Wire and Tin Wans, Waste Baskets. Housefurntshlngs, etc.

8.38 O'CLOCK STORE FIXTURES — 3 National Cash Registers. Platform and Computing Scales, Coffee Mills, Display Cases, Chrome Display Stands and Sign Hold­ers, Chrome Chairs, Office Furniture, Machines, etc.

^ssociaUt) AUCTIONEERS

1118-17-18 CBOE8TNCT ST.

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LIQUIDATION SALE

ENTIRE STOCK A M E R I C A N A

J BOSTON ANTIQUE SHOP (A. S«elef«rtt>)

lee co a Street, lestee, Mesa.

ANTIQUES T* Be Sold la Our fla4*sro*me

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TODAY, JUNE S, 1948. AT It A. M.

and Succeeding TUESDAYS Until Sold

Grandmother'* Clock, large quar.titv or antique china. Victorian chain gnu sofas, marble top bureaus, empire bu1

reaua, complete andiron sets. Chtpnen dale card tables, brlc-abrsc. Silver ware, pantlngs, portraits. Port of N v Currier A Ives, prints, sporting prints Sheraton sofas, etc.

IJOHN fflRSH Wholesale Auctioneers

914 MARKET ST., PHTLA. •[SALE TODAY. JUNE 9, AT 10 A. *

MEN'S CLOTHING J:DRYGOODS.FURNISHGS ::

PIECE GOODS A NOTIONS 5HOF SALE WEDNESDAY

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KIZAKOS.—June 8, 1942. VASOS. Rela­tive* and friends ar* invited to attend funeral, Wed., 1.30 P. M., Funeral Home of Andrew Eberf* Son*, 258 S. 4th st Services at Greek Orthodox Church. 745 S. 12th St., at 2 P. M. precisely. Int. Odd Fellows' Cem. Friends call Tues. eve., 7-10.

BOMMELMANN.—June 8, 1942. ELLA, wife of Joseph Rommelmann, aged 59 years. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. Thurs., 8.30 A. M., from the Conlen Funeral Home. White Hor«e pike and Harvard rd.. Audubon, N. J. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of St. Rose. Haddon Heights. N. J., 9.30 A. M. Int. New St. MaryTs Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve.

RUTH.—June 5, NATHAN (NATE), be­loved husband of Kathryn L. Ruth (nee Ewing), of 844 E. Westmoreland *t., aged 52 years. Relatives, friends, members of Wllkey Memorial Presbyterian Church and St. Paul'* Lodge, No. 481, F. and A. M., invited to services. Wed.. 2.30 P. M., Kester's Funeral Home, 609-11 E. Alle­gheny ave. Int. Oakland Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve.

SCHUMACHER.— June 5. THEODORE FREDERICK, of 3356 Princeton ave.. husband of Lillian C. Schumacher (nee White). Relatives, friend* and employees of Morris Wheeler Co. invited to Mf-vices, Wed., 2 P. M., the Mannal Funeral Home, 6925 Frankford ave InL private. View­ing Tue*. eve.

SMITH.—June 6, of 3943 N. 7th St., ANNA C. (nee Robinson), beloved wife of William G. Smith. Relative* and friend* invited to the *ervlce, Wed.. 1.30 P. M., Erie Ave. Parlor* of Harold B. Mulligan. 9th and Erie ave. Int. Arling­ton Ctm. Friend* invited Tues. eve.

SMITH.—June 5, 1942, PETER, husband of the late Margaret Smith (nee Magulre). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Wed., 8.30 A. M., from Joseph J. Hayes", 108 E. Price st., Gtn. Solemn Mass of Re­quiem, Immaculate Conception Church, 10 A. M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. ,

SMITH.—June 6. WILLIAM RUSSELL SMITH, husband of Carolyn M. La Bar. Relatives and friend*, also Coats Jordan Post No. 163, A. L.. are Invited to funeral. Tues.. 2 P. M., from his home, 35 E Woodland rd., Ablngton, [•«. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve.

STOKES.—June 7. 1942, EMMA, sister of Virginia Stokes. Relatlvea and friends in­vited to funeral. Wed., 8.30 A. M.. her late residence, 58 N. 38th st. High Mass of Re­quiem, Church of St. James. 10 A. M. In­terment Holy Cross Cemetery.

EASTERN AUCTION HOUSE, 57 N. 3d S t

•ALE TODAY, JUNK 9, 10 A. M.

todies' end Gceti' Furnishings, Children's end Infests' Furnish­ings, Reody-to-Wear. COMPLETE LINE OF WHITE GOODS

$5,000.00 INVOICE SALVAGE STOCK

Consisting of 182 Chrome end Porcelain Breakfast Sets.

54 Utility Cabinets 100 Chrome Kitchen & Bar

Stools Hampers

Bedrooms, Dining; Rooms, and Living Rooms

TO BE SOLD AT

PUBLIC AUCTION Tuesday, June 9 at 10 A. M.

WALNUT AUCTION CO. I f S. 2nd ST., WAL 9914

II OLE\ «* A I I T i m i l S

10* MARNfT ST.. PMILA e

Died SWING.—On June 7, 1942, ANNA E., wife

of Dr. R. Hamill D, Swing, aged 73 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Tues., at 2 P. M., at her home, Brookway ave. and Merion Road. Merion. Pa. Interment private at Coatesville.

TROUT.—June 7. CHARLES T., hus­band of Ida M. Trout (nee Sheriff), Rela­tives and friends, Robert A. Lamberton Lodge, No. 487, F. and A. M.. are invited to viewing, Tues. eve., late residence. 3506 Bleigh st. Funeral services and interment, Wed., at "Mechanicsburg, Pa.

TRUEMAN.—Of 4026 N. Franklin St., June 6, ALBERT H., husband of Kathryn Trueman. Funeral *ervice* Wed.. 2.30 P. M.. Apts. Wm. H. Battersby, 3316 N. Broad st. Int. Northwood Cem. Viewing Tuesday, 7 to 9 P. M.

WANGNER.—Of 4159 N. 9th st., .sudden­ly, June 8. 1942, RUSSELL, husband of Lydia E. Wangner (nee Pullen). Relatives and friends are invited to attend the serv­ices, Thurs., 2 P. M., Grelss Funeral Home. N. W. cor. 8th A Hunting Park av. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve.

WAPPLER.—June 7, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Kinney, 5800 N. 16th st., KATIE, widow of Philip Wappler. Relatives, friends. Camp 203, P. O. of A.: Grand Auxiliary, B. of L. E.; Lady Foresters invited to services. Wed.. 2 P. M.. at Fred'k Mann, Jr. & Son's. 2305 N. Broad s t Friends call Tues. after 7 P. M.

WEISS.—June 8. EMANUEL, suddenly,. Relatives and friends invited to service Tues. 2.30 P . , M., Raphael-Sacks Mem. Chapel. 1945 N. Broad st.

WHITAKER.— June 7, 1942. ANNA WHITAKER, daughter of the late Wilson and Caroline Whitaker. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral. Wed., 2 P. M.. from her late residence, 7327 Lawndale ave., Burholme, Phila. Int. Northwood Cem. Viewing Tues. eve.

XEITS.—June 6. ANNA C , wife of John J. Zeits. Sr. (nee Graefi. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral. Wed., !t A. M.. late residence, 6441 Chelwynde nve. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Barnabas' Chuich. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

*t Sale Today, Tuesday, JOB* 8. 1* A. M. , 200 DOZ. BIG BEN WORK SHIRTS i MEN'S FURNISHINGS A PANTS I LADIES' COATS A DRESSES t Hosiery, Silk Underwear. Boy** Salts, ' Bathing Wear, Boys' Pole*, Glove*, etc.

High Liquidating Price Seen for Utility

NEW YORK. June 8.—Plan for liquidation of Northern States Power Co. of Delaware apparently places a value on Class A common stock of company far in excess of investor's expectations, says Dow-Jones.

On basis of seven times 1941 earn­ings of Northern States Power Co. of Minnesota, whose common is to be exchanged for preferred and common of the Delaware concern, present Northern States Power Class A stock has indicated vglue of nearly $11 a share. It currently'is selling around $5, to which level it advanced from a 1942 low of l'». Utility equities comparable to North­ern States of Minnesota currently are selling at somewhat less than seven times earnings.

HAVE YOU A HOUSE FOR RENT? A SMALL AD IN THE CLASSIFIED COL­

UMNS OF THE INQUIRER WILL QUICK-fcY. BRING YOU A TENANT,

Scattered Sales Rule in Textiles

NEW YORK, June 8 (A. P.> —Tex­tile mills and converters today were occupied with the usual Monday checkup, and only scattered sales were reported against Government orders and to the civilian tradr Nearby supplies of grey goods wt?re pretty well cleaned up and producers were reluctant to offer materials for the third and last quarters.

Little business was done in woolen and rayon textiles as mills awaited further government orders.

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