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THtJBSDAY, MAR. 20, 1947.. i p p p ^ ^ i'Pi'ItfP .ELMIRA STAR-GAZETTE- —

HEATERS—Coal, oil tad electric. Spe­cial price*. Out they go. We need the room for linoleum. Horten's, 307 JhroAdway. 2-4179.

BARN EQUIPMENT—Stalls, stanch­ions, water bowls. Special prices for new or remodeled barn jobs. UK. F. Milne A Co.. 714 Lake St.

HEATROLA-In rood condition. $40. BOATS AND MOTORS — Order your Mrs. Mabel Stanton, Wellsburg. Comet Sailboat BOW and join In the 1-787S. racing this summer. Just received a

- shipment of Mercury 3.2 h. p. out­board motors. Unexcelled for trolling HOT WATER task, 30 gal. Good eon

rtltioa. Dial 9972. KALAMAZOO combination gas and coal stove. Excellent condition. 214 W. Henry St.

NEW 1947 Easy Spindrier washing machine, used only as demonstrator. $152. New Miller oil burner, with all

or use on a family rowboat Time payments. Keuka Motor and Marine Service, 100 E. Lake Rd.. Penn Yan. N. Y. |

BOATS—Fishing boats, outboard style boats. Boats and motors repaired and painted. Supple, 456 Franklin S t . day

controls, $75. Used oven type Pertoj or n ight ____________________ burner A-1 shape, $75 M LJ*00*'] BOY'S bicycle for sale. Never used, man, 434 W. 5th St. Dial 2-9236. | j j i a j 2-5151

NEW GAS W e , $90: 'J-piece dining j CARLOAD corrugated aluminum roof-room suite. $45. 93 Oakwood Ave. | m g p r i c e d $ 1 0 7 0 £ £ a q u a r e . Checker-

STOVES—50 to choose from. Webb, board Feed Store, 612 Railroad Ave. 435 E. Water St.. in rear.

STOVES, new and used, also restau­rant ranges. Parts for all makes. Re­pairing. Decker-the-Stove Man, 405 High St. 2-2548.

Dial 2-6034. CARLOAD extension ladders—24, 28. 32, 36 and 40 f t Dial 6644. Schuyler. Wellsburg.

_____ 1 CARLOAD 40 lb. bags Rock Wool TWO gas heaters, one 30 gal. tank, pellets at $1.45. "Our Low Overhead,

Dial 2-8760. _ ___ WRINGER ROLLS — Refrigerator

belts Parts and service for all cleaners and washers. G. B . Schneck, 101 Lake. Dial 6575.

WESTINGHQUSE mangle. Good con­dition, $75. 724 W. Third S t

WANTED—HOUSEHOLD GOODS 45

A t l K U t ' M M SALE as

GRUEN CURVEX man's wrist watch. .17 jewel precision, gold mand. Any reasonable offer. 1260 W. Church. 2-6911. . ' •* ~

table cloth, 109 HAND crocheted Davis St.

HEARING AIDS—Mkronic Exclusive dealer. Total weight 5*4 ox.. 4 in. x 2 in. 3-stage tone control. Battery and tube economy. E. L Fischer, Reg. Op­tometrist 120 E. Water. 8023.

HEATILATORS. dampers, fireplace ac­cessories, septic tanks. Harris. , Mc-Henry A Baker Ca V

HEXAGON SHINGLES—Just received solid car of Elmcos hexagon asphalt shingles. Your choice of red, green and green blend. Harris, McHenry & Baker Co.

JAMESWAY electric brooder. 500 chick sise. Used 2 months. Dial 2-8733.

AMICUS FOB SALE StlDS—WANTS a B.OWKS St

PURJNA Dog Chow is a complete PHONE your orders for ' asparagus food. Supplies everything a d o g roots and strawberry plants. Tell us needs for condition, economical. For the date wanted and w e l l have our sale by your Checkerboard Feed grower send them fresh dug, Store or Neighborhood Grocery Store. Wheelock Gardens. 1454 Caton Ave,

REGULATION ping pong table, fcxcel-lent condition. Dial 2-4926.

Dial 2-2867.

ROLL ROOFING-45 lb., 55 lb. 65 lb. and 90 lb. slate surface. Eltnco roof­ing in any quantities. Harris, Mc­Henry & Baker Co.

JET type shallow and deep well systems in stock. Stempfle, 224 William S t

Your Low Cost" Dial 6644. Schuyler, Wellsburg.

CASH REGISTER—Restaurant equip-ment butcher supplies, soda fountain supolies. electric steam radiators. Hample Store Equipment Co..312 Car-roll S t .

CEDAR closet lining—% in. by 3% in. now available in 34 ft. cartons. Natural moth repellent Harris Mc­Henry A Baker Co.

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A BETTER PRICE for anything you have to sell. Elmira Furniture Ex-tSSZJUS* SJ^ZZLl w U 1 b u y t h e ! CELLO-SIDING—Available for tame furniture and the house. , d i a t e d e l i v e r y t 4 x 8 ' , %- thick; insula-

A WASHING machine wanted, any! tion board with green mineralized condition. Cash. Dial 9280. ; covering. Whipple's Lumber Yard,

ANTIQUE furniture, oil lamps,, and J g g L a k e R ^ d . Dial 8169

JOHNSON SEAHORSE-Twin out­board motor, 5 h. p. Excellent shape. Direct from owner. Inquire 1416- W. Water. • •

KEEP your home cool in the summer and warm in winter by installing either Kimsul Zonolite Pouring wool or full thick batts. Whipple's Lum-ber Yard, Upper Lake Road. Dial 8169.

KEROSENE and fuel oil delivered. Dial 2-2723. Orson Bailey. Barrels and spigots loaned.

KEROSENE and fuel oil—Delivered. Charles Osman. Dial 2-2464.

dishes wanted. 719 S. Main S t 2-4017. CHAIN saws, splitting guns. Checker-CASH FOR F U R N I T U R E - ^ " Call g ^ j g j S t o r e ' 6 l 2 R a i l r o a d A v e -FOR FURNITURE — Call

Parsons. 2-2333. COCA-COLA iced pot cooler, good GENERAL Electric refrigerator, moni-, c o n d i t i o n I n a u i r e ^ L v o n s t

tor top, in any condition, wanted.! ' Write Fred Bacorn, Elmira, N. Y.

IMMEDIATE cash for furniture, rugs, office furniture, e t c Park Furniture. O i l "Bill" Steiner. 2-2279.

OLD fashioned chest of drawers want-ed. 719 S. Main. 2-4017.

AUCTIONS

AUCTIONS—WJBLIC SALES

AUCTION SALE—Entire contents of Cooks Electrical Store, Ulysses. Pa. Monday. March 24. at 12.30 p. m. All new merchandise—Monitor washer, Monitor apartment washer on wheels, Monitor upright sweeper, 10 cu. f t deepfreeze. Clark Electric & Briggs water heaters, 2 table model radios, 1 with record changer; electric space

| COMBINATION storm sash and win­dow screens for year 'round use. Change in a jiffy. Several sizes. Whipple's Lumber Yard, Upper Lake Road. Dial 8169.

COMPLETE garage equipment, good condition. Reasonable. Dial 2-5046 or 9584.

COMPRESSOR and paint gun. new, $18. Several electric motors and gen­erators. AW kinds of tools and pipe fittings. One small heating stove, cheap. Elmira Machinery Exchange. Open 'til 9 p. m. 156 W. Clinton. Dial 2-2310.

LARGE BARN, including foundation for sale—Blossburg. on the American Legion property, formerly William B. Wilson farm. To highest bidder by April 1st. Reserve right to reject any or all bids. For trustees, Daniel S. Brazda, William B. Wilson Post No. 572, Blossburg. Pa.

KEROSENE and fuel oil. Delivered. Any quantity. C. Reppard. Dial 9551.

LADY'S Byron Ne'son MacGregor Woods, Nos. 1-2-3, $30. 205 Steuben, Horseheads.

ROCK WOOL insulation (granulated), the most efficient insulating material for use in exterior walls or under at­tic floors. 40 lb. bag, $1.47. Stein's, 213-217 a Main St. Dial 7191. We deliver.

RUMMAGE SALE—Friday, Mar. 21, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Saturday, Mar. 22, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. at YWCA, Lake St. entrance, upstairs. New­comers" Club.

RUMMAGE SALE—119 Cottage Dr.. foot of Sunnyslde Dr.

TUBEROUS rooted Begonli, Amarylis, Rubrum, Album, Umbellatam. Ismene

•Lilies, red and y e l l o # Tigridias just received at Banfleld- Jennings Corp., 111-115 Railroad Ave.

GOOD THINGS TO 6AT S3 BEAUTIFUL decorated cream Easter eggs, all colors, ready Mir. 15. Wal­ker, 518 Jefferson S t

CLAM chowder sale. Friday, March 21, St. Luke's Church, Lake and Di­vision St., 3 p. m. Brink container. Dial 2-0229.

RUSTIC cedar picket fence, pre­fabricated sectional fence with gates and posts. Harris. McHenry & Baker Co.

SET twin horns. 2 steel wheels, 17x5.50, 30 gal. copper hot water tank, elec­tric table lamp, Aladdin mantel lamps, 6 gate leg table and radio; 9x12 rug. new. Axminster, all woo!; electrical appliances. Do not call Thursday or Saturday. A. N. Tyler, Hector, N. Y.

SHOW CASES — (3) for sale at Woman's Exchange, 112 Baldwin. 2-1938.

SAVE THE PIECES—Lenses duplicat-ed on premises. Frames repaired. Ey; Op'

examined. E. I. Fisher, Reg-etrist. 120 E. Water. Dial 8023.

SUPREME LAYING MASHES—High vitamin contents—manufactured and blended fresh daily. Schuyler. Wells­burg.

DELICIOUS Ice cream, milk _and cream, fancy groceries. Open even­ings and Sundays. Weststfe Dairy on W. Gray St., west of Hoffman.

PANCAKE supper and bazaar. Pine Valley Methodist Church, Saturday, March 22, beginning at §:S0.

INSTRUMENTS—RECORD*

GUITARS, mandolins, cellos, violins, violas, string bases, cases, stands, strings, instruction books. Every need is here at ISmira's House of Music. M. Doyle Marks & Son. 309 E. Water St., Elmira,

PROFESSIONAL and amateur music-ians. Whatever you desire in instru­ments or supplies, we have i t New or used. Everything for drummers. Large assortments. Repairing. Frank Hauver, 354 Walnut, Elmira. ,

RECORDS—Slightly* used. All kinds, large stock. 2-7651 any time.

SELMAR alto saxophone. Perfect con­dition. For good offer. J. Livens, 358 Columbia, Dial 8785.

•IANO$—RADIOS 61

WANTED—MERCHANDISE 55

ALL KINDS of scrap paper, maga­zines, rags, metals, iron bought by us. We make calls. Kaplan Bros., 617 Baldwin. 9831. _

ALWAYS BUYING scrap paper, maga-zlnes, rags, scrap iron, metals. I. Shulman & Son. 161 Sullivan. 2-0352.

HIGHEST cash prices paid for old Singer sewing machines. Dial 5919.

HOWELL'S SALVAGE YARD buys waste paper the year around. Bring in old newspapers, magazines, cor­rugated boxes. Take away cash! 72 Pennsylvania Ave., Elmira.

IRON crib, 30"x54" Hood. Dial 2-5521.

Mrs, Robert H.

TOILET SEATS — Mahogany S5.S5. white, $6.95. Josephson's Plumbing Supply Co.. 851 E. Water. 8921.

USG SHEATHING BOARD— %" thick, 2x8 ft., matched. The new all-weather

LARGE shipment genuine Mustad gypsum board. Dial 6644. Schuyler, Viking Hooks. Write for circular. Wellsburg. Woody's Tackle Shop, 57 Orchard St., Elmira.

McCORMICK Deering 6 ft. mowing ma­chine, 1 PA O sulky plow, also Model A Ford transmission. Dial 2-9890.

CARLOAD matched B&Btr Canadian Pine, €"—IS! wide. Good quality. Schuyler, Wellsburg.

CARLOAD Wall Thick Mineral Wool Insulation— 16" and 24" wide. "Our

heaters, all styles", lectric clocks." all * £ * S K S E ? " WeUsbur*? ^ ^ ™* kinds of lamps, fluorescent lights. 6 6 4 4 - bcnuyier. Wellsburg. door chimes, aluminum saucepans, DEEP WATER SYSTEMS—Dial 6644. iron roasters, glass coffee makers. Schuyler, Wellsburg. metal strollers, children's table and 5 ^ L E R S - W e can supply you 027

METAL baby stroller. Cheap. Good condition. 659 Dubois St.

METAL—Martin's silos, corn cribs, grain bins and hay makers. Ross Bryan, Mansfield, Pa.

MODEL A John Deere tractor, nearly new, on rubber. Howard Howell, Rock Stream, RD 1. Phone Dundee 4872.

MASTER stoker, priced right for quick sale. Can be seen in operation at Lehman's Gas Station, 1150 W. Church St.

gauge aluminum roofing. Wholesale prices. Schuyler. Wellsburg.

chairs, toys, games, hot plates, lamp shades, mops, polish, fly spray. DDT bombs. 14.000 ft. Romax cable, all. _ kinds wiring material. Hundreds of, DESK — (Office), chairs, filing units. other items. Mr. Cook will sell this} s a _ e , typist stands. Greene. 2-3326. merchandise in order to make room sssssSSaSmZZZmri 1»..^^Z—T?—^ITi for remodeling his store for the G-E DISCONTINUED patterns of wall line. He will reopen in near future.! P»P«r reduced up to 50%

MATTRESS and springs, walnut dining room suite, oak stairs and newell post. 207 Oakwood Ave., Heights.

previous booked orders will be filled.' v a l u e s t o $4- n o w reduced to as low

MOTOROLA CAR RADIOS for imme­diate delivery. Prices—$54.95, $59.95, $69.95. $84.95. For almost every make car. Open Friday and Saturday even-

I ings until 9. Spirawk Appliance Sales, Room loti 229-13! yy. u t h St.. Elmira Heights.

VENETIAN BLINDS — Metal slats, baked enamel finish, $4.75 and up. Clopay Venetian Blinds, wood fibre slats, $2.59 and up. We deliver. The Sherwin-Williams Co., 151 N. Main. (opposite Iszard's). Dial 2-1489.

VICLAND oats, second cut cow hay. E. J. Mitchell. Phone Horseheads 625-W-2.

UTILITY auto trailer, converts easily to boat carrier. 1,800 lb. capacity. Ideal for farmers, tourists or vaca­tionists. All steel construction with adjustable draw-bar. Auto type wheel takes any 16 in. tire. Ball and socket safety hitch with universal swivel ac­tion. Folding jack stand holds trailer upright when unhitched. While they last, $134.95. Inquire Montgomery Ward and Co., Main and Gray Sts.

WOOD SHINGLES, red cedar, first quality — just received a carload. Dial 6644. Schuyler, Wellsburg.

USED 3 section 2-3859.

drag wanted. Dial

WANTED — Any old American gold, silver and copper coins. Private coin collection. Highest prices paid. Ad­dress R-809. Star-Gazette.

A KNABE Ampico electric reproduc­ing piano, cost originally $2,200. Small mahogany upright, action rebuilt at factory. Mechanically as perfect as new, yet offered for about 40c on the dollar of cost. Here is an article that is unobtainable today. Cabinet and about $100 in rolls Included. Come In and hear this. Claude Buckpitt, 154 Lake St.

CABINET model Airline radio. Dial 7140. '

CLAUDE BUCKPITT'S piano store has accumulated a small selection of scarce top grade Spinet pianos, in beautiful mahogany and walnut cases. The Mason & Hamlin, Knabe, Hard-man, Winter and Gulbransen. Superb musical quality, reasonably priced from $595. Buckpitt Music afld Fur­niture Store. 154, 156, 158 Lake St., (adjoining Elmira Bank & Trust Co.

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MALI HOP WANTED

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CLERICAL position, 11 p. m. to ? a. m. Steady work, good salary. Pleas­ant working conditions. Prefer person 30 years or over. Apply Mr. Murray, Mark Twain Hotel.

ELEVATOR operator, 21 to 38. Full time job, no evening work. Expe­rience not necessary. Apply Employ­ment Office, Mezzanine Floor, Iszard's.

EXPERIENCED cook, good wages. Apply Club Restaurant. 317 B. Water.

EXPERIENCED man to change tires wanted. Five Point Tire Sales.

EXPERIENCED short Phone Towanda 462-J.

order cook.

EXPERIENCED store window sales­men. Pennsylvania manufacturer with branches in principal cities, has open­ing for three men to work out of local branch recently opened. Best commission and service set up you ever had. Best deal,' will net you $50 or better. Apply American Storm Window Company, 419 Realty Bldg., mornings 9 to 12.

EXPERIENCED man in modern dairy plant. If necessary apartment is avail­able for small family. References re-quired. Address G-823, Star-Gazette.

HELP wanted. Raclfers and platers. Industrial Service Corp., 926 Stowell St.

FARM hand, married man. House provided. Contact Martin Kahler, RD 1. Phone Corning 2943-W-2.

KRANICH and Bach cabinet grand piano, croch mahogany, $285. Perfect condition. 409 Falck S t 5827.

RADIO—10 tube Apex console. Also Victrola. Reasonable. 335 Lorenzo PI

WE BUY men's used ckrthing. Shul-man's. Dial 2-1567.

WANTED—A small house or cabin that can be moved. About 12x20. Phone Friday and Saturday. 8367.

LIVESTOCK PET STOCK 56

BEAUTIFULLY marked fox terrier pup­pies; toy breed; very reasonable. 2-0225.

BEAGLE puppies, registered and un­registered. Pennsylvania's finest strains. Wayne Huntington, Columbia Cross Roads, Pa., RD 2. Springfield Township. Troy. Phone S7-W.B.

RABBITS—Flemish Giants, 1-3 months old 50c-$1.00 each. Dial 2-3000. West Hill.

SAMOYEDE and toy Spitz puppies, snow white. Reasonable, 2-0225.

D. H. Rumsey. Westfleld. Pa., auc tloneer. Orrin Cook, owner. George! Main and Gray.

as $2. Inquire Montgomery Ward, \ McCORMICK-Deerlng 10-20 tractor Phone 3-Y-lll . Van Etten, N. Y.

Plank, cashier. Terms: Cash before DOGS love and thrive on Bee-Jay NEARLY new 50 watt amplifier sys-moving property from premises i meal. Ceromeato and pure horse tem, with 2 Turner crystal mikes, 2

ir^TATirq annrained houtrht or sold meat. Try it and see the difference, large box speakers record changer

HAVING decided to quit farming, will , ——-———--- - — . . . • - . r—• fan; 5 drawer steel filing cabinet, sell at public auction at my residence.! DUTTON boiler. 10 h. p with stoker. s i z e 714»x914". roller bearing; 9 pc. 1 mile north of Townsend. 5 miles west' Hammonds Creamery. 636 Wmsor. Queen Anne dining room suite, 20 of Watkins Glen, Saturday. March 22, J EVINRUDE Elto outboard motor for! ft. Penn Yan Motor Boat, just re

WE have a large stock of 210 lb. as­phalt shingles. Colors green, green blend, harvest blend. Whipple's Lum­ber Yard, Upper Lake Road. Dial 8169.

WOODY'S famous wet, dry and streamer flies. 100 patterns. 6 to 12 foot tapered Mfcders from OX to 5X. Minnow wires with swivel and double hook. Woody's Tackle Shop, 57 Or­chard St., Elmira.

at 12:30 p. m. sharp, my entire farm ing equipment and stock and quantity of household goods. Henry Mclntyre, owner. Paul Landon, auctioneer. Nel-son Warren, clerk.

HOUSEHOLD sales on commission. Doris E. Reynolds. 2-2574.

SHEPARD'S Sales Service — Will sell

sale. Dial 8760. built. Crystal City Swap Shop. 138

EVERYONE uses Woody', leader! f^M a r k e t * " C o r n i n g ' N" Y" P h ° n e

hooks. 3 foot leader with hook at-! JtZZz: — tached. No loops or knots near the I NATURAL colored salmon eggs for hook. Strongest, most practical lead- rainbow trout, 40c jar. Woody s

your home furnishings, farm equip­ment, or complete estate at public auction or private sale. Dial 8443 or: Moseson's, 200 S. Main, write 1720 W. Water St

er made. 15c. \ Woody's Tackle Shop, ,57 Orchard St., Elmira. . ;__

EXTRA SPECIAL — 4-way wrenches, 59c. Curved radiator hose for all cars, also flexible gas lines for fuel pumps

Tackle Shop. 57 Orchard St., Elmira.

MERCHANDISE ELECTRIC water pump. Complete; Troy. Pa,

NEW 2-way plow. 1 horse lumber wagon. Livingston Farm. 2353.

ONE 10-ton Master Galion gas roller, with scarifier. In good condition. Gerald W. Vickery. 466 Elmira St..

ARTICLES FOR SAlfc 48 Beardslee, Heights.

249 Robinwood Ave..

A SIDING and sweating board com­plete. Enclose a house or garage in a jiffy. (Double course edge grain wood shingles). Immediate delivery. Schuyler, Wellsburg.

with^ank, good condition. $30. Erwin | P H 0 T O G R A P H I C SPECIALS—16 m.m. Eastman projector, $85. 4x5 Printex enlarger. $156 value, now $119. DeJur professional enlarger. $140. Loomis & Hall. Camera Supplies, 364 N. Main.

FARMALL "A" tractor with plow; 6 ft. mower, starter, lights and power take-off. Joe Fraboni. Watkins Glen, N. Y. Phone 290.

FEEDING M,OLASSBS—Hi-Sugar con-- Trt>sN ^ I tent—all you want—bring your milk

ALLSTATE TRACTOR TIRES-Sl ight- c a n s a n d barrels—make healthier & J J ? ! f \ n n £ £ ^ 1 I o^vwH-2 0^!; 8*ock and produce more milk and add 1000x38. 10.00x28 and 9.00x36 Get ; weight. Schuyler. Wellsburg. yours now. save almost one-half on < z some sizes. Sears, Roebuck and Co. : FLOORING—Sylox. Plastic. Rock, in Elmim, N. Y. colors. For surfacing wood, concrete

ABOUT 12 tons clean timothy hay. no or steel. Will resist oil. grease, syrup, . t r a s h , loose, first $75 buys it. Baler1, mayonnaise and trucking. Ross Bryan.

handy. John Deming. Phone Miller- Mansfield. Pa. ton 3-CC. jFORDSON tractor with spade. lugs

ABSOLUTELY guaranteed used eiec- and fenders. A-1 shape and 14 in trie motors bought and sold. Quality Oliver 2 bottom plows. Dial 2-7863 armature and motor winding. United after 5 p. m. Electric, *06 E. Second. 2-3855.__ _ F 0 R r > F e r g u s o n t r a c t o r s and imple-

WESTERN saddle, heavy. $75. English saddle, small. $40. Two camp stoves, each $2.50. Overcoats and suits, size 40, cheap. Shoe patcher machine. $35. Florence pot oil burner, built-in motor, $50. Chevrolet roadster, per­fect runner.- $100. Schriner's Shoe Shop. Lamoka Lake. Weston, N. Y,

TWO wire fox terriers, pnale puppies. Grandsons of International champion. Burnsmere Kennels. Phone 37 Horse­heads.

HORSES, CATTU 57

A VERY large, perfect 6-year-old grade cow. Nearly due. P. H. Cram, Latta Brook Road.

CLOSE and fresh cows. No cash needed. No sales on Sunday. State Dairy Cattle Co. Inc.. £ . N. Millard, pres.. Ithaca, N. Y. RD 6. Phone 2015.

HEREFORD cows and heifers. 9-YU, Mosherville, Pa.

Phone

TWO good work horses; milk goats and kids. Clyde Wheaton, Montour Falls. Route 224.

SPINET PIANOS—For your inspec­tion and approval , from the most famous makers—Steinway. Chicker-ing, Sohmer, Everett, Story and Clark, Weaver. Wurlitzer. New de­signs, case work the finest. M. Doyle Marks & Son, 309 E. Water St.

UPRIGHT PIANO—Needs small pair. $25. 1002 Hall St. 4043.

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EMPLOYMENT

FEMALE HELP 66

ASSISTANT cook, experienced, for in­stitution cooking. Address F-845, Star-Gazette.

AGGRESSIVE woman with self as­surance, married or single, for posi­tion with large cosmetic firm. Expe­rience not necessary. Dignified work by appointment, requiring only four hours daily. Women in our organiza­tion are earning $50 to $100 weekly on incentive basis. For interview call M. Townley. 662-J-2 Horseheads, any day between 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.

BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, good salary and opportunity. Babyland Kiddie Shop. 113 W. Water.

COMPETENT lady, fond of children; help with their care and housework. Full time. Good wages. Dial 2-3595.

CLERICAL position. 11 p. m. to 7 a. m. Steady work. Good salary. Pleasant working conditions. Prefer person 30 years or over. Apply Mr. Murray. Mark Twain Hotel.

COOK—With full maintenance. IOOF Home, Ithaca. Phone 8514.

EXPERIENCED waitress. Marvin's Restaurant, 110 W. 14th St., Heights. No phone calls. •

WIRING material—A complete line, including hard to get aluminum switch boxes in limited quantity. Wright's, W. Water at College.

10 M FT. of 4/4 oak. Ray Andrew, 114 10th St., Watkins Glen. Phone 393.

SCREENS—storm windows. American Storm Window Co. 419 R e a l t y Bldg. 2-9039.

ARTICLES FOR REN1 48A PLASTER BOARD—16 in. by 48 in. gypsum lathe. All sizes available in recessed and square edged board. Harris McHenry & Baker Co.

= g = = m tT,«, o—2 !—TZJTt—5^T ! PAINT spraying outfit. Portable, for PREE-FABB-Ready to erect Pree- t d * * f h t , . 5 2 a 2 Fabb rustic fence comes in 7 foot sections. 44 in. high Gates 3 1 - ft. wide. Quick to erect. No nailing necessary. Whipple's Lumber Yard, I SANDERS, edgers, bench sanders. Upper Lake. Dial 8169̂ | Hbrton. 307 Broadway. 2-4179.

FLOOR Sander for rent, $4.50 a day; 60c an hour; $2.50 a night. Edger, 50c per hour. 274 Lormore St. 8738.

ft. Pc 2-2232.

PAINT sprayers for rent—for inside or outside work. Dial 8333.

ppTATOES-25bu. early Warbler seed , T Y P E W R I T E R S r e n t e d „ l o w M $ 7 . 5 0 Set McCormick-Deermg 14 m. tractor f g m o n t h s , D i a l 5 9 5 6 > B u n l s plows on rubber; good condition, l Tvnewritpr Pn *(U E W»ti»r mile east Big Flats. H. B. Voorhees, I Typewriter Co.. 304 E. Water. Elmira. N. Y., RD 1. WALL paper steamers, kerosene or

gasoline. Horton's, 307 Broadway.

WRECKING ANTTJ—The most effective rat killer ments, plows and cultivators, harrows, ever discovered. Rats crave ready to j corn shelters, lime sowers, wood saws, use bait, eat it readily—seek the out scoops, pulleys, scrapers, power take I doors and die quickly. 35c and $1.00; off and angledozers. tillers, chains, sises. Banfleld-Jennings Corp., 111-! lights, jacks. Firestone tires. Place! . . .„ „ . , » « , n i 115 Railroad Ave. orders now for future delivery. Clute. 1 2 4 J - 4 4 - 4 0 W e s t W a t e r O U

Motor Co.. Horseheads. ARMY SURPLUS—Blankets. chests hammers, sprayers and many other GIRL'S bicycle, in good condition. $15. items. Checkerboard Feed Store, 612 Railroad Ave. Dial 2-6034.

ASBESTOS BOARD—In 4x8 ft. sheets 3-16 in. and % in. thick. All purpose

Dial 5856. GARAGE DOORS, aluminum overhead j type. Schuyler, Wellsburg. 1

board, especially adaptable for farm GASOLINE motor, t h. p.: lathe; hack uses and for fireproofing. Harris Mc- saw. washing " " t u n e express Henry & Baker Co. wagons, new; children s safety rock-

———• ers. new; sidewalk bike, new; radios. ASPHALT SHINGLES — Ford and! guitars kitchen sinks. Open 'til 9 Elmco brands. 210-lb. shingles of; o'clock. Free parking. Webb. 435 E. highest quality In all colors. Harris, i Water St in rear. __________ ' McHenry & Baker Co. j GALVA!aZE_~7id_e roll, galvanized

ASPHALT SHINGLES—500 squares, j pails tubs, valley tin. Johnson's. 727 210-220 lbs., blue, black, green and s Main. red. "Our low overhead, your low: —'- ' — v — cost"* Schuyler, Wellsburg.

All material for sale, including two pressure boilers, cement blocks, structural steel win­dows, doors and many other items.

Pelnik Wrecking Co. Phone Utica 6564 Yorkville, N. Y.

WEARING APPAREL 50

ADJUSTABLE new maternity dresses, $5 to $18. Schwartz's on Main St.

AT THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE— Woman's brown and white check suit, size 12-14; pastel suits, green, yellow, tan. lavendar. sizes 10-18. 112 Baldwin.

BOY'S camel hair overcoat, tan sports jacket, in good condition. Each $15. Dial 2-5463.

COATS, dresses, skirts, house coats, girls' 10 to 12. Junior Miss 12 and 14. Ladies' 16 and 18. Men's coats and robe. 579 Lyon St.

THIRD annual big spring sale. All day public and community sale at Beverly Twin Market and Livestock Exchange, RD 2. Elizabethtown. pa., Saturday. Mar. 22. 1947 on old Hershey Road. 2 miles north of Elizabethtown: 8 miles south of Hershey, Pa.< at 10 a. m. sharp: Hardware tools, new poultry supplies, 7 new electric brooder stoves, fruit, furniture, 4ry goods, lot small articles, 2-ton bailer twine. 11 a, m.: 32 tractors on rubber, 4 Farm-all, 3 Farmall H's, 3 Harmall BN & A's. rest are John Deere A's & B's, Allis-Chalmers WC & l ' s . Oliver 70, D Case F20. F14, F12, Silver King Huber. 2 garden tractors, I. G. 68 Cletrack, W30 McDerfing; lot of bailers, combines; new tractor spread­ers on rubber, disc harrows new and used some on rubber, tree and log saw, potato diggers single and double row, 12 rubber tired wagons, tobacco planters, side rakes, 100 other pieces machinery. Lots of above mentioned are new 1946 and 194f models. Mc-Cormick Deering automatic rope tie pickyp bailer and new Holland bail­ers and bale loader. 1 p. m.: 30 cars and trucks, station wagon both of late models. New pole trailer 50 ft. long. Entry fee $5.00. Individuals and dealers may bring anything you mav have. 2:30 p. m.: 350 hogs, the best that grow. 2:30 p. m»: 37 head of cattle. Dairy cows, hulls, young cat­tle. Horses, mules, sheep. As you all know we always have much more ma­chinery than what the bills calls for so be here on time, i Sale is cash. Bring anything you may have to sell. David L. Mull, stock manager; G. K. Wagner, machinery manager and owner of Beverly Twin Market. Eats sold on the grounds. Next sale will be Saturday, Apr. 19, 1947. So list your surplus goods a few weeks be­fore sale date. Order your baby chicks from the above address. Straight run or pullets. We can ship any week you want them. Write for price list.

EXPERIENCED cook, good wages. Ap­ply Club Restaurant. 317 El Water.

EXPERIENCED counter girl wanted. Apply Mr. Sanders, Schanaker's Diner.

MAN AND WIFE wanted On dairy and poultry farm. Tenant house avail­able. Also single man. Fred ' Gerber, Snedekerville, Pa. Phone Troy 119 B. N. Citisens.

MAN for washing woodwork. Apply Housekeeper. Arnot-Ogden Hospital.

MAN for window washing. Apply Housekeeper, Arnot-Ogden Hospital.

MAN to repair radiators wanted. Rit-ter's, 307 Railroad Ave.

MEAT cutter and cooler man. Must be A-1. Karl Close, Market Basket Store, 368 N. Main.

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dris-e MARRIED MAN wanted on farm, be experienced, or a man to team in woods. Good wages. Apjfc Clarence Maine. Spencer, HI, N. |

MEN-THREE—Crowell-Collier _ J 8 lishing 'Company will train j i fe selected for work in Field SeUinjjH vision. Territory, Schuyler, Tomp­kins. Cortland and Tioga CountJes. Must have car—be free to travel-* available at once. Earnings average, $15 to $20 daily from commission, and; allowance. Only men desiring per­manent employment See R. F. Clark, Mark Twain Hotel, 4-5 or 7-8 toftay; 9-11 tomorrow. **

MEN WANTED—Steady work, good" wages, plenty of overtime at time and one-halt Consolidated Brick; . Co., Horseheads

SALESMAN—Sell tobacco. confec­tionery and dry goods. Commission. National Supply Co., 801 Lake St.

YOUNG man as salesman for national­ly known product, cover 4 counties. Drawing account and commission. Address J-848, Star-Gaaette. rjlIC!

EXPERIENCED draftatoaa for layeut work. Apgj$;bi person at Ingersoll Band Co., Atheps, Pa.

MEN for clean* up work. Apply Mrs. Mace, 12 to 1. Mark Twain Hotel. Employes' Entrance.

HELP WANTED

Apply

AMERICAN

BRIDGE CO.

Elmira Heights,

N. Y.

GIRL for accounts receivable with bookkeeping machine experience. Good opportunity. J. P. & M. Sulli­van, 115 E. Water St.

GIRLS—Earn extra money. Sell nylon and full-fashioned hosiery, whole­sale prices. National Supply Co., 801 Lake St.

HOUSEMOTHER needed in girl's home. Good salary and maintenance, permanent position. Apply superin­tendent Davenport Home. Phone Bath 245.

LADY, fond of children, to help with housework and care of 2 children in an apartment. No laundry. Good wages. Live in. Permanent. Dial 2-6878.

CORE MAKERS CORE ASSEMBLERS

and FLOOR MOLDERS

Top wages, steady work.

WARD BROS. FOUNDRY

Horseheads, N. Y.

EXPERIENCED L FURNITURE REPAIRMAN

«• » . •

Capable of fine work. Good pay. Steady employment. Apply IB? Martin.

EDGCOMB'S 161 N. MAIN

. £ • . ' ' J

ft<' PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT

FOR MEN AND BOYS % Warehouse and Shipping Room work.

OVERTIME at time and one half.

Applv in Person ARTISTIC CARD J PUBLISHING CO;

1575 Lake St.

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MALE—FEMALE HELP

EMPLOYED FACTORY workers can double their income in a few hours. Pleasant, easy spare time work. No investment required. Dial 7604 even­ings.

MAID for general housework. Apply Housekeeper, Arnot-Ogden Hospital.

NURSE for 8-hour general duty. Ap­ply by appointment. Tuberculosis Hospital.

SWITCHBOARD operator. Steady work. Apply Mr. Murray, Mark Twain Hotel.

COOPER'S

New Location

241 W. WATER ST.

1 Block A>ove Main St.

AT ALLEN'S—Gas 18%c; Ethel 20^c; motor oil 60c, 5 gal., $2.50; cleaning Naptha 25c; turpentine, linseed oil, alcohol. Open Sundays. 716 Bald­win St.

ATTENTION Trappers! Raw furs wanted and trapping supplies for sale. Ray Hotchkiss, RD 2, Lennox Awt.. Horseheads. Phone Elmira 9557.

AN assortment of new paint sprayers, gun, hose, etc. Dial 8333.

BALED hay and ensilage. R. E. Wil^ ,, liams. Between Lowman and Che- r e a t l i r i l l g . . . . mung. Phone Chemung 3303. -~ . • AT P ' f

BABY'S play pen. Excellent condi-i - t S C n j a n i m _\lOOVe r a i l U S tion. $10. 452 W. Water.

BEAUTIFUL crocheted bedspread. L a t e s t W a l l p a p e r D e S l g l l S i needs small amount of work to finish, $125, 1002 Hall S t 4043.

BEECH and maple flooring. VX23**. ( " W n F r i E v e D i a l ° - 0 - r 7 0 Dial 6644. Schuyler. Wellsburg. w p e i l T i l . 1 L \ L . uia.1 - v r t . v

BEET PULP—Gluten feed. Soy bean p „ f l o T l o l J v o r v meal Oil meal. Brewer grains. Hun- * i e ^ J J e i l \ e i \ dreds of tons In stock. "Our low| overhead, your low cost" Bring In j your home grains—let us add sweet; ! ~" molasses and mix. Dial 6644. Schuy-i ler. Wellsburg. _ |

BRAND new chest of drawers. Also electric razor, 1 pair of ice skates. Dial 2-0688.

BABY carriage and mattress, $10. High chair. $4. Dial 4742.

BIRD CAGE with standard, hanging lamp, electrical appliances, men's clothing, tools, furniture. Fleming. $13 W. Clinton.

BOY'S BICYCLE—26 ifch. good con­dition, $20. 101 Boardman. Dial 2-&1Z. "I". .: •• •WI I I I ^ ii • i imi W W " ' ' — ' " —f -

JUST ARRIVED

Truck Load Babcock Ladders

Extensions, 20 to 40 EXTENSION PLANKS EXTENSION TRESSLES LADDER BRACKETS STEP LADDERS 3" TO 12' ALSO MAGNESIUM LADDERS

$1.25 Per Ft.

GENUINE twin silver fox fur scarfs, Layton's, 615 W. Gray. 2-3117.

LADY'S blue coat with mink collar, size 12. Brown gabardine suit, size 12. Boys' sheepskin lined coat, size 14. 362 Euclid Ave.

MAN'S TUXEDO—Size 38, perfect con­dition; man's winter overcoat, size 40; 4 ladies' dresses, size 40; perfect condition, all very reasonable. 10 Aspen Ridge. 2-1584—2-7372.

POULTRY, EGGS 58

SPENCER corsetiere. Mona L. Wilson, 306 Dewitt Ave. 5198 forenoons.

SPRING clothes now taken in for sale. Mrs. Bush, 307 W. Hudson. Dial 2-3957.

TAN sports coat, black Chesterfield, gold wool suit. Like new. All side 12. Dial 2-5151.

TWO silver foxes, perfect condition. Dial 5956.

THREE practically new coats, also dresses, suits, size 12; child's dresses, size 8. Dial 2-2529. 912 W. First.

T A R P A U L I N S !

For Truckers, Farmers, Builders!

•

OUTBOARD MOTORS

Spring Delivery

Boats & Marine Supplies

MOTOR CRAFT INC.

351 State S i

Dial 4388

DOUBLE-STITCHED SEAMS! METAL ROPE GROMMETSI REINFORCED C O R N E R S !

These are the features that make Wards Canvass Covers BEST! Available in these popular s izes . . .Special sizes made to order!

HORTON'S PAINT STORE

307 Broadway

Phone 2-4179

REGULAR PRICE $ 4.95

7.95 11.95 17.45 19.95 28x95

SIZE 6x 8 8x10

9 2/3x12 12x14 12X16

14 4x20

SALE PRICE

$ 4.29 7.19

10.49 15.49 17.49 26.29

Montgomery Ward & Co. Main & Gray Sts.

Elmira, N. Y. •

WARDS

POWERLITE PLANTS MEAN ELECTRIC POWER AND LIGHT for farmers, con­tractors, hunting camp own­ers, gas station owners and trailer travelers.

POWERLITE PLANTS, as stand-by or emergency equip­ment for power line failures are the ideal answer to manufac­turers, or business men to whom a constant source of elec­tric power is absolutely es­sential.

AVAILABLE IN 350 WATT TO 35.000 WATT SIZES.

350 Watt Size $142

Inquire • i ! • . - . » • 'Ml- " ,.

Montgomery Ward & Co.

Elmira, N. Y*

TWO girls' coats, I suit, dresses, size 12 to 14. Ladies' dresses, size 16. Thursday and Friday, side door, 607 McDowell Place. No phone ca}ls.

THREE spring coats, one winter coat, red sport jacket, skirts, dresses. Girls' 8 to 10; boy's sport coat, 14; raincoat, 6; Boy Scout and football equipment. Rummage, 502 Hoffman St.

COAL DEALERS 51

ANTHRACITE—Stove, nut, pea; buck and rice. Williams Coal Co. 2-4539.

FAMOUS Reading Hard Coal Briquets, the economical fuel. $13.50 per ton, for furnace or fireplace. In stock. Linn S. Chapel Co., Inc. Dial 5191.

BABY CHICKS—Real quality—W. Leghorns, New Hampshires, Rock-Hamp. Crosses. Pullorum clean. Chicks sired by R. O. P. males with dams records from 200 to over 300 eggs. Cockerels, $5 per hundred. Wolfe's Poultry Farm, Milan, Pa.

BABY CHICKS—Christie strain New Hampshires. Pullorum controlled. Also New Hampshires and cross breeds, Pullorum clean. Warren strain Rhode Islands. Tolbert Hatchery, across Fitch's Bridge, Dial 2-3308.

BABY CHICKS—Hall Brothers, also our own New Hampshire Reds. Poul­try equipment. Elmira Hatcheries Inc., 347 Noble S t

STENOGRAPHER wanted for law office. Permanent full time position. Experience desirable. Write stating qualifications, experience, references. Address Mr. Leet, Room 102, Gorton Bldg.

STEADY employment JOT maids. Good salary and hours. Apply Mrs. Mace, 12 to 1, Mark Twain, employes' en­trance.

WOMAN—Assist with general house­work and cooking, no laundry. 3 in family, sleep in. $20 weekly. Refer­ences. 1520 W. Water St. 2-5164.

WOMAN with or without child for housework and care of children. 5 days a week. Dial 2-9671.

WOMEN to work in kitchen. Apply dietitian Arnot-Ogden Memorial Hospital.

WANTED

Experienced

DIE MAKERS

and

CUTTER GRINDERS

Apply

REMINGTON RAND INC.

801 S. Main S t

Experienced typists and file clerks for Billing De­partment. Also typist with knowledge of bookkeep­ing, for Accounting De­partment.

Applv HARDINGE BROS.

1420 College Ave.

SITUATIONS WANTED 70 EXPERIENCED truek or bus driver desires work. 220 William St.. up-stairs. after 4:30 p. m.

EXPERIENCED elementary teacher desires position for remainder ot

• r m , * f tR e f e r e n c e s - P h o &e Lawrence-

Vlllc 60. HOUSEWORK in small family. Ad-dress L-827. Star-Gazette.

HOUSEWORK wanted bv middle-aged woman where mother works out, $6 week. Inquire 417 S. Keystone Ave.. Sayre, Pa.

BABY CHICKS-Healthy day old 4-A quality chicks sired by pedigreed males from R.O.P. Dams with rec­ords of 200 to 300 eggs per year; $1 deposit per 100 guarantees delivery on date specified. Sea*-. Roebuck and Co.. Elmira.

WOMAN with clerical experience. Capable of general office and secre­tarial duties. Write, stating age and qualification. Address Z-839, Star-Gazette^^

WE HAVE an opening for a sales girl in our candy department. Good start­ing salary and opportunity to earn extra bonus. Apply in person at store office. W. T. Grant Co., 130 W. Water St.

WOMAN to do housework, 2 days week. Dial 2-2631.

YOUNG woman as housekeeper for small family. 431 S. Franklin, Wat­kins Glen.

EXPERIENCED dress sales­lady. Good salary. Logan-Rogers, 134 W. Water.

THOUSANDS OF GOOD JOBS A MONTH

SURVEYORS ATHLETIC INSTRUCTORS POWER LINEMEN CONSTRUCTION WORKERS WAREHOUSE FOREMEN GUARD-PATROLMEN OPTICIANS FINANCE CLERKS ARMORERS SIGN PAINTERS STRUCTURAL STEEL WORKERS WEATHER OBSERVERS

And many other skilled men are re­quired for peacetime duties in the new Regular Army. There are hun­dreds of good opportunities available to young men between 18 and 34, in­clusive (17 with parents' consent).

New, higher pay, plus food, cloth­ing, quarters, dental and medical care make the Army a smart choice. GI Bill of Rights educational benefits for those who enlist and serve at

VETERAN'S SITUATIONS WANTED 70A

Tht followinq advertisements art free to veterans of World War 11. Apt>l\ to Want Ad department rmtk discharge and identification Papers.

DISABLED veteran married, age 24 is looking for a steady 40-hour week job. Experienced in the fo l lowing-photo laboratory work, produce clerk clerk, clothing store clerk, gas sta­tion attendant, warehouse stockman timekeeper. Or would like a steady position under the on-the-job train­ing program. Dial 2-9767.

EXPERIENCED FARMER - Married veteran with 3 children, desires job on poultry farm or will consider dairy farm, vicinity Elmira or Wat­kins. Must have house. George J. Hathaway. RD 1, Watkins Glen. Tyrone Road.

LIGHT work, full time, wanted. by veteran with back disability. Capable of most jobs not requiring lifting or truck driving. Dial 2-3520 between « and 8 p. m.

TWO veterans desire part-time work evenings, 4 to 9. Dial 2-9300.

VETERAN desires on-the-job train­ing as apprentice carpenter. Little experience. Dial 2-4750.

VETERAN with 10 years Navy experi­ence in pharmacy desires position with a future in similar line of work. Dial 7951.

INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTION CLASSES 71

MORE skilled men needed! 400 I.C.S. home-study courses from which to choose. Enroll now! For full informa­tion call or write H. E. Carnegie, representative International Corres­pondence Schools. P. O. Box 822, El­mira. Phone 2-5077.

BROILER chicks. Healthy Red Rock Cockerel chicks. $5 per hundred. March 22nd, order low. Washburn Hatchery and Breeding Farm. Phone 65-Y-4 Odessa, N. Y.

DAY old cockerels — Reds, Barred Cross, sex link cross, Leghorns from Penna.-U. S. approved Pullorum clean breeders. Reds, $6; crosses, $8; Leg­horns, $2.00 per hundred. Vickery's Poultry Farm, Columbia Cross Roads, Pa. •

FORTY New Hampshire Red laying hens. Dial 5723.

HARD COAL—All sizes. Soft mine run. Hughes Coal. 8582.

SUMMER FILL PRICES will be in effect April 1st. Place your order now. C.O.D. Coal Co. 2-2853.

COAL ft WOOD TRUCKERS SI A

AMBRICOAL—The perfect fuel for furnace, stove, fireplace. W. L. Dart Coal Co. Dial 2-4747.

MIXED slabwood, (3 32 cu. f t ; 64 cu. ft., $5.50. Dial 9205.

SLABWOOD for sale. $3 32 cu. f t De-livered. Dial 2-8543.

SLABWOOD FOR SALE — DIAL 2-7052.

WELL, seasoned hickory and oak 24 in. fireplace logs. Dial 2-4807.

SESDS^PLANTS* ROWERS 52

FOR A FINE GARDEN — Test your soil first with a Sudbury soil test from Banfleld-Jennings Corp., 111-115 Railroad Ave.

TURKEY POULTS—White Holland. S. T. Whites. Broad|>reasted. market type bred to prqjduce maximum profits. Pullorum clean. Folder. Wolfe's Poultry Farm. Milan, Pa,

WANTED—LIVESTOCK, PETS "59

ALL" KINDS of~Iiv7 pwltry . 601 Main St.. Horseheads. Pho§e 541 or phone East Smithfield. Pa.. 22-W.

EXPERIENCED weavers for full time work, also several boys 18 years or older. Berger & Sherin, Inc., 116 W. Thurston St.

FINANCIAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 7$

least three months before official ter­mination of war.

Three-year enlistments allow choice of branch of service from those still I GRIST MILL—In good farming corn-open, and overseas theater from those munity, on main highway. Large with open quotas. Get details on the I building. 3.000 bushel storage-t ins. Army retirement plan, and oth«r I New equipment with belts, conveyors.

GIRL for general office work. Must be good at fig­ures and able to type. State age, experience and salary wanted. Address W-836, Star-Gazette.

facts, from the U. 9. Army Recruit­ing Station, P. O. Bldg.. Elmira, N. Y.

WANTED

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

LIVE poultry wanted. L. R. Clark, Middle Rd., Horseheads. 637-M1.

GROW HEALTHIER seedings with Osmo flat complete with 38-2* Osmo pots ready to assemble. Osmo pots are made of a specially prepared Os-moss (not paner). are unique be­cause they do not bring about loss of nitrogen when disintegrating in the soil. Plant pot and a l l Banfleld-Jen­nings Corp^ 111-115 Railroad Ava.

R&R MINK RANCH will pay cash for live horses for mink teed. Dial 2-4425.

WE are now paying $2 for dead horses and cows in good condition; $3 to $8 for live horses (standing). Reverse calls, Montour Falls Render­ing Works. Montour Falls, N. Y. Office phone 4151. House phone 41 SI.

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE INSTRUMENTS—RECORD. •0

ACCORDIONS — E»els ior . Accordi-ana, Moreschi and many other flne American and Italian makes, 12 to 140 basses, $77.50 up. Bargains in used accordions. Momo's. p 9 Lincoln St.

GUITAR headquarters. . Large stock. Gibsons. Epiphone*. Rickenbackers. Gretsch and Nationals. Electric Guitars, amplifiers and pick-ups. In­struments* bought, sold and ex­changed. Open evenings. Knapp s, 104 College Ave.

CREDIT OFFICE MANAGER

Woman experienced in retail credit work to accept respon­sibility of our credit depart­ment. Must have general knowl­edge cf bookkeeping and typing. High starting salary.

Montgomery Ward Co. Cor. Main & Gray

MALI HELP W\NTE&> •? EXPERIENCED counter man wanted. Apply Mr. Sanders, Schanr* 3r's Diner.

FARM MAN wanted at once. Good living condi­tions, good wages. Phone 946-R-14, Wellsboro, Pa. Ronald D. West, Mansfield.

MEN WHO ARE INTEREST­

ED IN INCREASING THEIR

PRESENT EARNINGS.

E L E C T R O L U X CORPOR­ATION HAS SEVERAL OPEN­INGS FOR MEN IN ELMIRA AND ADJACENT TERRI-INGS.

PREVIOUS SALES OR SERV­ICE EXPERIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL.

I F YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AN OPPORTUNITY WITH IMMEDIATE HIGH EARN-INGS.

Dial 2-4567

for Appointment

etc. Just paid $3,500 for new buck­wheat flour mill. Account of death of owner and operator, heirs will sell at reduced price. $5,000. C. R. Mosch, Real Estate. Dial 2-1516 or 2-9007.

GASOLINE station, restaurant, soft drinks and groceries, $4,800. Includes stock. Moore Realty. 2-1965, Realtor.

MAKE BIG MONEY—Listing and showing farms. Free training and supplies. No experience necessary. Big fanm buying boom. Act quick to establish your own permanent busi­ness. Only one appointment to each community. We bring the buyers t » you. Write today for particulars. George B. Ray. Oneonta, N. Y.

MODERN restaurant for sale. Liquor license. Refined clientele. Air condi­tioned and fully equipped. Seating capacity 120. Building for sale OC lease. Owner retiring. For details write Box 362, Geneva, N. J.

SERVICE STATION and parking l o t

S1.200. Selling reason—other business. pposite large factory. Indutfes

land, buildings and equipment. Ad­dress X-887, Star-Gazette.

SOUTHWESTERN — New partially completed, Nice l e t business. $2,500. Terras. E. V. f Realtor. 1007 Lake S t 7578.

VILLAGE business. 2 or 3 acres. Fl*«it and shade trees. Good 8-room J&Stf barn, store, warehouse, beaA hlck-ers and graders. Railroad siding for« cars. Handles feed, grain, lime and coal. Low price. Moore Realty; 2-196& Realtor.

WELL stocked coal yard and equipl ment. including one 6 ton delivery truck. Dial i-71il .

•ANK LOANS-^QtTOAOijj'O

MONET to loan — First tnortgag residential property. Nelaa, J

LICENSED LENDERS

L 0 A N S - O 5 to S800 C l t i a * , L o u

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