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PAGE 14 THE BINGHAMTON PRESS, SATURDAY, FEB. 24, 1945

'Gang Bang' Is Practice For Rescue

Whole Task Force Wor Together to Save Men

Downed at Sea

By WILLIAM McGAFFIN SPECIAL RADIO To The Binghamton Press and the Chicago Daily News

With Our Fast Carrier Task Force, Somewhere in the Pacific, Feb. 24—"And one of them * shall not fail without

' the knowledge of your Father who art in Heaven. . . . "

"bang bangs** can be dangerous. A "gang bang" is a dress rehearsal for battle in which a whole task force works out together. Planes pepper the blue sky for miles around, doing mock attacks with live ammunition. They strafe and bomb wooden sleds, towed by c a r r i e r s . Ship's gunners deliver red

• and yellow and black puffs at red-sleeve targets towed by other planes. Combat air patrols and anti-submarine missions wing far out on vigilant searches.

Sometimes, someone gets hurt — maybe fatally. And then it is that the men curse bitterly to themselves. Losses are expected in actual battle— but in operational accidents they are hard to rationalize, whatever the reasons.

High Regard for Life Such occasions, however,

give the fleet a chance to demonstrate still another phase of its amazing versatility—and more important, still, its high regard for individual life.

"Stand by to receive destroyer with personnel." Twice we have had that call—and twice a laughing pilot has come bobbing back to us on a b o a t s w a i n ' s chair, pulled across from a destroyer. ,

Once it was little Ensign Joe Mater a, East Boston,

" Mass., who had tot ditch his fighter plane one day while attempting to return to our carrier. Once it was Ensign Pete Cochran, of East Point, Ga., pilot of a TBM, that cracked up in midair.

Ensign Cochran's two air-crewmen were lost despite desperate efforts to save them. They were swell kids and the tragedy of their deaths was heightened by the fact that they themselves had assisted in the rescue of another downed flyer only a few days before.

But for quick work by a destroyer, however, Ensign Cochran would have been lost, too. His parachute was pulling him under and he was rapidly drowning when three sailors j u m p e d overboard from the destroyer and cut him loose.

Giant Cooperative Our heroic air-sea rescue

service brings back far more than it loses. It is a rescue service in which the whole task force participatesr—hundreds of planes, scores of great ships, thousands of men. A giant cooperative.

We who have been out awhile have grown used to t h e s e constantly recurring miracles. But Scotty is new out here. Scotty is Lt. J. David Scott, former Allen (Pa.) Morning Call reporter. It was only a few weeks ago that S c-o t t y k i s s e d his wife, •'Honey," goodby at Bethlehem, Pa., and came west with his brood of marine fliers "whom he serves with parental devotion as intelligence officer.

We were discussing the Jap * way—suicidal "Banzais" of their soldiers on the beachheads and how little regard they have for human life—as we watched the destroyer bringing back Pete Cochrane. Scotty was inspired.

"It's so completely American," he said. "The whole task force stops to pick up one little man from one little town in one little corner of America.

"This Is the * American way."

Didn't Hear About Draft, Hermit Jailed

Lewiston, Idaho, Feb. 24 (U.R) —William C. Morland, 44, who took to the hills in 1932 because he didn't like the new president, puzzled in his jail cell today over the changes that have taken place in the 13 years since he last talked to anyone.

He was surprised among other things that the same man was still president.

He didn't even know that the world was embroiled in another war.

He ,was convinced that failure to register for selective service was a serious thing. He was held on a charge of draft evasion as well as stealing from government forest rangers whom he had led a merry chase for years.

"I went into the hills when Roosevelt beat Hoover," the bearded, dimunitive Morfand said. "The federals have been after me ever since for borrowing clothes and stuff from their ranger stations. I didn't want to go to jail." *

Morland surrendered peacefully when the rangers finally slipped up on him. He gave them his .22 calibre rifle and was ready to plead guilty to pilfering from them when he* was taken before U. S. Commissioner E. B. Steele at Orfino.

"You're also charged with failure to register for the draft," Mr. Steele told him.

"To fight in a war?" asked Morland. *

"Yes," said Mr. Steele. "Who got us into that?"

demanded Morland. $ The Federal Bureau of In

vestigation reportedly was looking for some other explanation for Morland's leaving his Kentucky home for the wilds of Idaho. He had served two prison terms in Arkansas, they said.

Chinese to Learn Flight for Peace

Kansas City, Feb. 24 W -Thirteen Chinese handpicked by Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek have arrived here from Chungking to learn how to build and operate a commercial transport airline for peacetime in their native country. After learning to speak English, they will become regular employes of Transcontinental & Western Air. inc., working in administrative offices, maintenance, operations, traffic and engineering departments.

I. V. Larson who spent '25 years in China as a missionary of the American Southern Baptist Convention is teaching the students English.

1,000,000,000th LOAF BREAD Boston (U.R)—Hathaway Bak

eries, Inc., recently baked their 1,000,000,000th. loaf of bread.

Florists ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS

YOUR FLORIST 183 Washington 4-8779 COSTAS FLOWER SHOP

.' Funeral .Designs Our Specialty ia0O Vcstslf-Ave. Dial 2-6883

DILLENBECK'S GREENHOUSES 1740 Rtverside Drive, Johnson City,

and Cfl Court St. Dial 7-203* FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS

PATTERSON'S GREENHOUSE 34 Moeller St (Delivery) Dial 2-1668

MacLENNAN'S ELOWERS 489 COURT ST.

DIAL 2-6484 MARKOWITZ FLORIST

FAMILY DESIGNS OUR SPECIALTY 28 Court St. Dial 2-7666.

MOORE'S FLOWER SHOP Florists Telegraph Assoc. Member 100 STATE ST. DIAL 4-3381.

WAKEMAN'S FLOWERS Member Florists Telegraph Assoc. SO Chenango St. Dial 2-7417

Cemeteries 2 A ONE TO FOUR crypts in Mausoleum

in Floral Park Cemetery. 6-3523.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Personals

Help Wanted—Men 9 LOST—Lady's wrist watch Tuesday

night on Water or Court St*. Call 4-2381 after 5 p. m. j

LOST—Glasses and case, on or near Carroll St. Reward. Call 4-1847 or 120 Henry St.

LOST—Gray and white kitten,, about week and half ago. 33 Cook St. Dial 7-3868.

LOST—Parker SI fountain pen. black and gold, near Security Mutual Bldg. Reward. 7-2328. *

LOST—Blondie. brown beagle puppy, children's pet. Leroy St. locality. 4-4984.

LOST—Sum of money between railroad tracks on Willow St. and Fire Station. 7-4603.

LOST — Lady's white gold brooch with pearl sprays, Saturday \eve-ning. in or near B. & E. Diner or Riviera Theatre. Keepsake of serviceman's wife. Dial 7-4885.

EMPLOYMENT ~~ WMC RULES Must Be Observed I

Help Wanted—Men 9

A BRIDE IS THRILLED with the thrift of our new invitations and

• announcements. REMLICK. 128 State, A SPENCER support relieves back-

ache. supports sagging abdomen and breasts RUTH HARDING 6-3478

A SPECIAL FOR EASTER — Save 50% ladies' spring garments expertly • remodeled, relined. Tip Top Tailor, Capitol Bldg., ground floor. 2-4731.

ALL Brides-to-Be can save on invitations, announcements at Jog-gersfs, 116 State, opposite Sisson's

APPLICATORS on roofing and siding. 14 Jarvls St. Empire Roofing Co.

ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK—Exceptional opportunity for young man ineligible for armed forces. Apply Mr. Glllen.

THE FAIR STORE

BAKER'S HELPER—Experience helpful but not absolutely necessary. HILLS BAKERY, 31 .Gaylord St.

Help Wanted—Men

ANNA L. GREGORY, 231 Chenango. New shipment cotton crepe night-gowns. 16 to 82, $2.48 and up.

ANDREWS BEAUTY SHOP Kurlistlk Oil Permanent, so.so.

M0 Main St.. Johnson City. 7-4971. BABY or small child to board In

my home. Dial 7-4603. BINGHAMTON LAUNDRY

"For Particular People" DIAL 2-4234

^ Buy War Bonds Every Pay Day BEAUTIFUL spring suiting, other

fabrics Just arrived. Cut Rate Silk Shop, 45 Court. Walk up and save.

BEN'S CLOTHES SHOP in Johnson City offers you a fine selection of all wool suits and topcoats at $18.95 up. Expert tailoring.

BEULAH DAY Electrologist PosT-graduate, permanent hair removal. 44 Grand Blvd.- Dial 6-4158.

BU«<WS<56VKR«D, all types. John-son City Sewing Center, 267 Main

'St.. Johnson City. Dial 7-5921. BUY YOUR CAS at the Subway Gas

Station, 333 State St. Kerosene, tic: Ethyl gas Arthur B. Rlker.

CAMPBELL'S NURSING HOME. cen« trolly located. Doctor's reference. 2-3208.

CARBON PAPER TYPEWRITER RIBBONS

WEST'S. 130 State St. 4-4681 CAROL'S, 17 years at 81 Court St.,

makes Carol the right one to trust your hair and beauty to. 2-8348.

CHRISTINE—Cold waves. Zotos. Ja-mal, machineless permanents. Given in your home if desired 7-3868

DIAMONDS—For-- value and quality with guarantee. HARRY'S JEWELRY. 30 Henry St. Dial 2-4447.

CC-Lb WAVE with more life and luster, $12.50 up. BLANCHE'S, opposite Fair Store. Dial 2-5165.

DOUGLASS & BRADLEY. 127 Che-nango S t Special, dyeing ladles' dresses. $2.75 up. Coats. $2.75 up.

DRAPES, curtains, dressing table, bed spreads, pillows made. Mrs Appley. 3-7643.

BINDERY WORKERS Permanent Work. Good Working

Conditions. Apply VAIL BALLOU PRESS

9 Charles St.

CLEANER or middle-aged man Who is willing to learn. Apply In person. Empire Cleaners, 23 Susquehanna St.

- ' ' ., COOK for small Institution. Day

hours, retirement plan, attractive salary plus maintenance. Dial 2-2122 for appointment.

DISHWASHER wanted. Union News, Greyhound Bus Terminal, 81 Chenango St.

DISH MACHINE OPERATOR KITCHEN HELP

PITCH'S 122 STATE ST.

DRIVER and salesman for dry cleaning route. Wilson Cleaners, 334 Main St., City.

MILL MAN WANTED

FOR WORK IN FEED PLANT.

CALL CHRIS AYRES.

R. H. WHITING & SON 470 COURT ST. DIAL 2-4802.

Paint Department

. MANAGER

Permanent Job for experienced man to manage paint and wallpaper department.

MONTGOMERY WARD

PAPER CUTTER in commercial print-ing plant. Write K-337, Press.

PIN SETTERS' CAN USE PART TIME MEN: YOU

CAN MAKE 90c AN HOUR.

STATE BOWLING CENTER

630 STATE ST.

Help Wanted—Women 10

GENERAL HELPER for cafeteria, 8 days a week, 8:30-3 p. m„ 50c per

- hour. Write M-504, Press. GIRL to work in restaurant. Cozy

Corner Restaurant. 25 S. Washington.

GIRL Experienced in general office ' and

cashier work. Permanent position. Splendid working conditions. Apply office manager

RESNICKS , LADY for light housework and care

of two children while mother works. Call End. 1388-J.

LAUNDRY WORKERS AGE 16 OR OVER

EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. FIFTY CENTS PER HOUR

CARDINAL LAUNDRY 1 JARVIS ST.

MACHINE STITCHERS—Experienced only need apply. Dial 2-5019.

MIDDLKAGED or elderly woman for companion to elderly lady and do light housework. Call 2-1011.

Help Wanted—»Womea It AVON PRODUCTS will train two

women to service customers in good territories in Triple Cities. Earn while you learn. Pleasant, profitable, permanent. Write Mrs. Nina Lovcjoy, Hurpursville, N. Y. .

QUALIFIED high school graduates to learn proof reading in modern book manufacturing plant. Working knowledge of spelling and English grammar and good reading voice requisites. Alertness, and wish to learn desirable. Excellent long term future. <

Apply VAIL BALLOU PRESS 9 Charles St. . »

REFINED WOMAN to take full charge of home and answer business phone for service wife. Phone 4-2062.

SKILLED TYPiST to learn linotype operating m book manufacturing plant Apply 9 Charles St.

Wanted to Rent 32 BUSINESS WOMAN desires room

with kitchen privileges or kitchenette apartment. West Side lor John' son City near Main St. Write Press, .A-517.

!t COMMANDER'S WIFE, 2 children.

8 and 9, need furnished 2-bcdroom apartment or house by May 14. West Side preferred. 4-3792.

PLANT MAN

Steady Employment

Binghamton Gas Works

289 Court Street

ELEVATOR OPERATOR, bakery helper. See Mr, Laux, Spautding'a Bakeries, 39 Exchange St.

EX-SERVICEMAN wanted to learn chain store business. Permanent post-war position. Excellent opportunity for< advancement. Salary to start $35. Can earn up to $75 per week. Ask for Mr. Maskallck, 127 Court St.

EASTER special on all permanents. TERRY, 15 years' experience. 2-4250

Jfattmtl £fafir?0

FAMISE CORSET SHOP Foundation garments, size 32-56. Nylon

bras. 32-36. 84 Chenango. 2-2797. FEBRUARY 23 — On and after this

date, I will not be responsible for any debts other than those contracted by myself.

LA VERNE GILLESPIE. 5 Emerson Place, City.

FREE BIBLE if you have none. Send 10c postage to Box 432, Binghamton. N. Y.

GRANT VALUE DAYS Start Thursday, March 1. Every department will offer money-saving bargains. Be sure to shop during VALUE DAYS at

W. T. GRANT CO..

Freight Handlers Wanted for full or part time work.

Including evenings and Sundays. Apply between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m.

'ACME FAST FREIGHT, INC. 11 BRANDYWINE AVE. Essential War industry

FREIGHT HANDLERS

WANTED BETWEEN AGES 16 AND 69

Estimated Tonnage Rate, 84c per Hour Dally Wage Payment if Desired

ESSENTIAL WORKERS NEED RELEASE STATEMENT

FULL OR PART TIME WORK 8 A. M. to 7 P. M.

ERIE FREIGHT OFFICE

BROPHY — The funeral of Mr*. Bridget-F. Brophy will be/held at her home, 202 Jackson Ave., Susquehanna, Pa., Monday at 9 a. m.. and at 9:30 a. m. in St. John's Church, Susquehanna. Pa. ' Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery. Arrangements by F. L. Burke.

BROXHOLM —A prayer service for Mrs. Sarah Broxholm will be held at the Ernest H. Parsons Funeral Home. 71 Main St.. Saturday at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. Joseph H. Smith will officiate. The body will be^taken Sunday morning- to the Tnfopaugh Funeral Home, Coopers-town, where the funeral will be held Monday at 2:30 p. m. The Rev. Wilbur S. Sheriff will officiate. Burial will, be in Schenevus at the convenience of the family.

Movable Fireplace Shown at Exhibit

Chicago, Feb. 24 (U.F9—Have you been dreaming about a fireplace you can pick up and move from room to room In your home?

Whether you have or not; such a fireplace is now a reality, on view for recent buyers at the American Furniture Mart here.

Also displayed at the show were chairs of a type that can be adapted, in pairs, to make a piano bench, in trios to serve as a love seat; and in four as a card table. These chairs, described as the "trickiest yet conceived," also can be set up in circular manner, and, pesto! a sofa.

One of the main features of the show was styling, about 40 per cent of the furniture suites being in the modern and 18th Century designs. Officials of the market predicted that the modern style is destined to predominate in the post-war era. because of its favoritism with the youth now in the armed forces.

BOLLES—The funeral of Alonzo W. Bolles will be held at the Ivan A. Barber Se Son Funeral Home. 428 Main St.. Johnson City, Sunday at 2:30 p. m. The Rev, Melvin A. Dodd will officiate. The body will be placed in the vault at River-hurst Cemetery for burial at a later date.

HEALTH SUPPORT for any figure. , TRDCY Corsetiere, Mrs. Gertrude

H. Carroll. 67 Bigelow St. 2-5498. INCOME TAX—Telephone 4-3828 for

appointment. Tom O'Rourke. L. G. & GRACE PERKINS, licensed

physiotherapists. Baths, colonic Irrigations, electric treatments 2-7838.

06HTWB1GHT garments for heavy figures. Trixy Corsetiere. Mrs. Ger-trude H. Carroll, 87 Bigelow. 2-5498.

" J A Y S Otihr-PRidE DEPT. STORE MOVED TO

168 WASHINGTON ST. (Just North of Court St.)

Directly Opposite Former Location. JUST a few coats left. Buy for next

year. Use our lay away plan. RUS-SIN FUR CO.. 487 Court St. . 2-2090. Open evenings.

LILLIAN'S BEAUTY SHOP. 25 Court, Frederics permanents. $7.50 and $10 Cold waves, $12.80

JANITOR — Couple for West Side apartment: 3 heated rooms and bath for service.

ROSE, 11 North St. 2-0693.

JANITOR—For Railroad Y. M. C. A.. 60 Lewis St.

LINOTYPE OPERATOR! who can care for machine. Journal, 62 Broad St.. Johnson City. '

MAN with operator's license for in and outside work. • Atwood Tent and Awning Co., 92 .Washington St.

MAN for building maintenance. Must be able to fire low pressure boiler and general building work. 2-5371.

MAN for general farm work, lawn and gardening. No milking. Apply Mr. Curran. Sun Briar Court.

MAN, mature. Knowledge accounting principles. Allowance for use of car. Write X-8805, Press.

MAN to work on farm. Call at 8'.'3 Merrill St., or 6-1617 after 5 p. m.

GRAY—The funeral ef William Gray will be held at his .home, Chenango Forks, Sunday at 3:30 p. m. The. Rev. Donald James will officiate. Burial will be in . Castle Creek Cemetery at the convenience of the family. Arrangements by Nichols Funeral Home, Whitney Point.

HINMAN — The funeral of Phebe Ann Hinman will be held at her home. 93 Chestnut St., Sunday at 3 p. m. The Rev. Murray S. Howland will officiate. Burial will be In Floral Park Cemetery at the convenience of the family. Arrangements by Prentice Funeral Home.

HUGHES —The funeral of Clay E. Hughes will be held at the George H. Scholderer Funeral Home,, 269 Chenango St., Monday at 10:30 a. m. The Rev. Joseph Smith will officiate. Burial will be In Chenango Valley Cemetery at the convenience of the . family. Friends may call at the home Saturday from "7 to 9 p. m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

LANDON — The funeral of Earl J. Landon will be held at> the Coleman & Daniels Funeral Home. .300 East Main St.. Endicott Tuesday at 2.p. m. The Rev. Frederic Pieplow will officiate. Buriar will be In Vestal Cemetery at the convenience of the family. Friends are invited to- call at the funeral home Monday from 7 to 9 p. m.

Skid Makes Omelet Paul Banyan Size

CARD OP THANKS

Salem, III., Feb. 24 UP) — About 75,600 eggs went into a giant omelet on ice here recently when a truck carrying 210 cases skidded and turneo over. No one was injured and the truck was not damaged. A snow plow was called out to K ^ g j g ^ c f i j S ? * " ' scoop up the mess.

LeCLATR—The funeral of Mrs. Noemi LeClair wiU be held at Walter J. McCormack Funeral Home. 210 Washington Ave., Endicott, Monday at 9 a. m.. and at 9:30 a. m. at St. Ambrose Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.

POOLER — The funeral of Mrs. Minnie L. Pooler wjli be held at the Ivan A. Barber St Son Funeral Home, 428 Main St.. Johnson City. Monday at 2 p. m. The Rev. Earl V. .Tolley will officiate. Burial will be in Vestal Hills Memorial Park.

MARTHA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Eugene Permanents a Specialty s

222 Court St. Dial 2-7(503.

MUSSO'S "BEAUTY" SALON

CUSTOM MADE COLD WAVES, $15

301 Press Bldg. Dial 4-3164 NORTH SIDE 5c-10c, 403 Chenango.

Large assortment of skirts and sweaters. $1.99 up. Open evenings.

PRESERVE the memory of your wed-ding with photographs taken by Ly-on'S Studio. 108 Main. 4-4792. 2-7753.

POWDER PUFF BEAUTY - Helena Curtis cold waves, $10. $rb, $20 Fred-erics, $5 up 50 Lydla Dial $-9743

PRIVATE sewing lessons. Any time. modern methods, sewing made easy. Mrs. W. M. Barrowcliff. 7-3372.

PRIZES—CONTEST—PRIZES Model Airplanes, Boats. Jeeps

KERN. 2 COURT ST. RAF RFT-Tfff. M pinnrJmrrf Ave. Fred

erics Permanents, $6.50-$10. Others, $4-5. Dyeing, marcelling. 2-8767.

TAX CONSULTANT MERRIHEW. 43 Mary St.

SEWING LESSONS—Personal Instructions. Your choice of dressmaking, alterations, restyling or cutting and fitting Phone or call now for enrollment. . Morning, afternoon and evening classes now forming. Eight-week course, only $10 Singer- Sewing Center, 6 Court S t 4-1959.

SPRINGER PRIVATE HOSPITAL Maternity and'Convalescent

16 Evelyn St., Johnson City. 7-5221

THORNE — The funeral ot William Homer Thome will T6e held at the First Presbyterian Church in New York City; Monday at 2 p. m. The body will be brought to Binghamton Monday evening and will be taken to the McDevitt Brothers Funeral Home. 88-90 Front St. Funeral services will be* held at the First Presbyterian Church

' Chapel Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery at the convenience of the family.

WORDEN—The funeral of Abner A. Worden will be neld at the J. F. Rice Funeral Home. 150 Main Si., Johnson City. Sunday at 2:30 p. m. The Rev.-Arthur Wright will offf-ciate. • Burial will' be In Floral Park Cemetery at the convenience ot the family.

WE SINCERELY appreciate the kindness and expressions of sympathy of our many friends and neignbors in our recent bereavement.

MR. & MRS. ORVHXE C. GILLETT, UBS. CARLTON C. BLANFORD.

STELLA BEAUTY SHOP. 607 Press Bldg.'. featuring Eugene Croqulgnole Permanents. Dial 4-5781 for appointment Bach the Boys' with Bonds.

WILBUR'S Dept. Store, 227 Chenango. Dish cloths, 8c, 10c. 12c, 15c. Large

• white Turkish towels $1. Premiums. WILL CARE for small child in my

home. 2-6537. a Lost and Pound 8

FOUND 4-3876.

Two rings. North Side.

MAN WITH CAR For Messenger Work

Full or Part Time

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY

64 Chenango Street AVAILABILITY CERTIFICATE

REQUIRED

MARRIED MAN—Reliable. Capable of responsibility on dairy farm. Real Job. Good wages. Nice house. Write age, details, etc. Write C-261. Press. MECHANICS WANTED. APPLY

SCHMIDT-WIDDIS MOTOR SALES 22 LEWIS ST. /DIAL 4-1818.

MECHANICS.wanted, Ford preferred. Eddie's Motor. 179 Main St., Johnson City.

MECHANIC wanted. $1.25 an hour. Plenty of work. 4-9742. 118 Main.

MEN WANTED—Steady employment, plenty overtime. Binghamton Brick Co., Broad Ave.

SALESMEN, DISTRIBUTORS, how contacting automotive dealers, Jobbers, wanted by manufacturer. Box 109. Spencer-, Iowa.

SALESMEN^ Don't let "priorities'' atop you! Enjoy good weekly pay year around booking orders for Guaranteed Nursery Stock for Rochester's Greatest Nurseries. Vast new opportunities NOW! No dellverlng-collecting. Experience unnecessary. Free outfit. Brown Brothers, Rochester, New York.

"SALESMAN — $225 monthly draw against liberal commissions. Roofing materials. Productive Industrial specialty experience desirable. Residents nearby towns considered. Establish your own business. American Oil & Paint Co., Cleveland 5, Ohio.

SALESMAN for Otsego and Che-nango Counties. Service and sell essential product direct to dairymen and other livestock owners. Backed by consistent farm Journal advertising. Salary, commission and bonus. Opportunity for agreeable, profitable connection with old reliable concern. Man selected will

. receive thorough training, continuous help and supervision. Write fully, stating age. experience, references, condition of car. Sales Manager, Box 1039, Binghamton, N. Y.

SKILLED TYPIST to learn linotype operating in book manufacturing plant. Apply 9 Charles St.

A NATIONAL 'FIRM in buslnotis for over 50 years In every state In the union and still expanding In their operations, has opening for two men who have had experience In servicing electrical and mechanical appliances. Unusual post-war opportunities: salary and car allowance. Write giving age, experience and other details. All replies confidential, to P. O. Box 470, Binghamton. Releases needed.

LARGE Casualty Insurance Company needs good typist. Opportunities for advancement. Five-day week. No experience necessary. Those now employed in essential war work will not be considered. Liberty Mutual Insurance Co., 408 Prons Building.

SERVICE~lsT^ Experienced. One who understands cars. Lord's Gulf Station. 185 Main.

MILLINERY

SALES CLERK" Preference given applicant with pre

vious millinery experience. Apply Mr. Brownlee, 3rd floor. 4

Sisson Bros.-Welden Co.

WANTED—Young lady for stock room work. 40 hour week. No Saturday work. See Mr. F. E. Peston. 8 Alice S t

WANTED EXPERIENCED BEAUTY

OPERATORS SALARY AND COMMISSION

, APPLY

ACME BEAUTY SALON 73 COURT ST. BINGHAMTON

FOUR heated rooms by family who were burned out. Have 2 children.

• Mrs. Maslen, 10 Corbett Aye. GIRL would like to rent bedroom in

Port Dick or Hillcrest. L-561. Press. IF YOU are going to have five or six

modern rooms, unfurnished, and want post-war tenants, adults, best reference. responsible ! position, write P. O. Box 697, City.

LADY WISHES S or 6-room heated modern apartment, central! location. Best of references furnished. 2-0782.

REFINED American family wants , furnished apartment house within

10-mile radius of city. WiU pay up to $100. Phone 7-1758. |

WANTED — To rent 6- or 7-room apartment, unfurnished; South Side or central location preferred. Ex-cellent references. Call 4-3584.

WANTED—Board and room for father with son, age 4. Call 4-5719 before 3 p. m.

5 OR MORE ROOM apartment or house for 2 adults, 2 children. Have reference*. Call 7-2108.

Houses for Sato U SCHUBERT ST. LOCATION—Single.

6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, tiled bath and shower, modern kitchen, new vapor heating system, bouse insulated, 2-car garage. Price $7000.

WHITELAW REAL ESTATE 236 Main S t Dial 6-31JT THORP ST.—Ver^ good single. First

floor: sun room, living room, dining room and kitchen. Second floor? 3 dandy bedrooms, bath.

BEAUTIFUL cypress trim and - oast floors.

EXCELLENT ROOF and wood side-wall shingles. Good sized lot, 2* car garage; $5300.

GUY H. BEAM. 7-1614

WAY ST.—Good eight-room single, double living room, dining room and large kitchen with broom closet. Four good bedrooms and bath, most attic. Close to everything. v

GUY H. BEAM. 7-1614.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Real Estate Agents S3 CLARK DECKER I.

CITY AND COUNTRY HOMES 600 Chenango St* Dial 4-5618

NURSE, graduate or hospital trained, for small Institution; maternity experience Dial 7-5321.

"*—r

OFFICE CLERK EXPERIENCED.

Call for Interview.

CARLOVA, Inc. 141 CHENANGO ST.

SALESLADIES — Experienced in dresses, suits, coats, or sportswear. Full or part time. Good working conditions. Apply Mr. Ltpkin, Davids, 69 Court St.

SEAMSTRESS for repair work, Power machine. Also 1 or 2 girls to learn laundry work. Davis de Sweeney Laundry. - -

STENOGRAPHER and Secretary for centrally located office. Pleasant hours, paid vacation, retirement plan, A permanent position worth Investigating. F-319, Press.

WAITRESS — Must bo experienced. Excellent earnings. Apply manager, Carlton Hotel.

WAITRESSES WANTED—Apply Mrs. Graves, Arlington Hotel.

WOMAN for part time work; hours at your convenience. Pleasant, healthful, profitable. Good income. Write for interview. X-8809, Press.

YOUNG or middle-aged woman for general housework; live tn; 3 adults. Good salary and home. Call 4-4408.

2 GIRLS FOR

GENERAL OFF ICE.1

POSITIONS' Experience desirable, but not neces

sary. Apply

Montgomery Ward

50c PER HOUR ' RATE TO START WOMEN AND GIRLS FOR

MODERN LAUNDRY, Good Opportunity for Advancement

Binghamton Laundry 80 SOUTH ST.

WOMAN for institutional work. Live in. Dial 2-0544.

WOMAN to operate electric difih-washer and general kitchen helper. Uniforms furnished. Good salary. Apply Employment Office, W. T. Grant Co.

' WOMAN for general housework. No

heavy laundry. Dial 6-5274. v WOMAN to work as clerk in lee

cream store. Good wages and good working conditions. Also a girl of high school age to work after school and Saturday and Sunday. Call 4-9812 or apply in person at Lamb's. 227 Court St.

WOMAN, capable, for housework and cooking. 2 . in family, No laundry. Write X-8803, Press.

WOMAN OR GIRL—Mornings or by the day for housework. 17 Jefferson Ave., near West Junior School.

WOMAN JANITOR—MARINE MH>-LAND BUILDING.

WOMAN to care for baby while mother works.in exchange for room, board and some pay. Call 7-1751 between 5 and 8 p. m.

Help—Men or Women 11

FRANCES McK. VAN GORDER REALTOR

3 COURT ST. DlALy 4-3366. GREATER ENDICOTT REAL ESTATE RALPH W. SMITH, Realty {Broker

- Phone 2200. Vestal. N Y. JAMES O., BROWNLOW

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE II Jay St. (Rear) Dial l-oeu.

MARY ZICARI •"•. REALTOR

S ALDRICH AVE. DIAL 4-4473. • MAY BROTHERS

Residence, Business, Farm 99 Collier St. Dial al 2

perties. 1-5067.

MILLER REAL ESTA CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES 23 Edwards St. Dial 4-3350

SAVrrCH-MERRTLL CO., |INC. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE

0 COURT ST.. BINGHAMTON WARD R. MURPHY

Real Estate Broker and * Genera) Contractor

65$ O'Nell Bldg, 2-3372-0-3441.

Houses for Sale 34

ACCOUNTANT .

Young Man or Woman Must be either experienced or trained. Steady employment with essential industry.

WRITE BOX W-591, PRESS

GROCERY CLERK, part time; mornings, 8-12. Saturdays optional. Good pay. Call in person. Levene's Market. Gerard Ave, and Murray St.

COUPLE, CAPABLE. E^PERIE^CEE: REFERENCES REQUIRED. DESIRABLE HOME. Separate quarters. $178 month. Write X-8806,. Press. _

PUT YOUR SPARE TIMS Into dollars taking ordew for Wjtjtins Products. 70 Hawley St Dial 2-8843.

Positions Wanted—Women 14

WANTED — All-around shop iron workers and" blacksmiths. Tltchener Iron Works, 23 Griswold St.

WANTED — Experienced creamery help. Phone or see S. J. Moore, Ferndale Farms, Hamden, N. Y.

WANTED—Car washer and general garage work. Apply Johnson City Garage, 19 Willow St.

Help Wanted—Women 10

ACCURATE typist-stenographer for insurance office. Write D-566, Press.

ALTERATION LADIES—Full or part time. Sec Mrs. Snyder at Doyle's, Inc.. 24 Court St.

BEAUTICIAN to take over good following: excellent hours, salary, pleasant surroundings. Write G-329, Press, or call 2-2649.

BOOKKEEPER, stenographer Steady post-war Job Write C-313. Press

Buyer and Manager for lower floor fashion and accessory department. Excellent starting salary plus commission. Unusual opportunity for advancement in high styled century old Sisson's. Apply Mr. Armstrong or Mr. Sisson, 8th floor.

Sisson Bros.-Welden Co. Availability Certificate Required

MEN WANTED Between ages 18 and 55. Wages 89c per hour. Apply

RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY

MEN from 18 to 60 to help the war effort in an essential business. Trimming trees and cutting brush. See Leonard Dudley at 10 Fenton Ave., Hillcrest, Binghamton. Men now In an essential war work need not apply.

MEN OR BOYS Over 16

CLEANING WOMAN

For department store. Permanent position, excellent working conditions, at Century-Old Sisson's. Apply Mr. Sisson or Mr. Armstrong, 8Ur floor.

SISSON BROS.-

WELDEN CO. Availability Statement Necessary

WOMAN FOR

ALTERATION

DEPARTMENT FULL TIME WORK IN CEN-TURY-OLD SISSON'S. GOOD STARTING SALARY AND EX- '• CELLENT CHANCE . FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY MR. SISSON OR MR. ARMSTRONG, 8th FLOOR.

Availability Certificate Required.

YOUNG WdMAN FOR

Clerical Position STEADY EMPLOYMENT

Binghamton Gas Works 267 COURT ST.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY with leading national retail organization for young woman who is an experienced typist and office worker. Unusual post-war opportunities. Paid vacations. Illness compensation, hospital and life insurance. A retirement pension plan and 10% discount on all your purchases. Write giving full details, age, education, previous experience and present salary. Your reply will be held in confidence. • Our employes know of this ad. Address P. O. Box. 470, Binghamton.

FIVE WOMEN* For direct interview work. Salary

$25 per week plus bonus arrangement. Hours. '8:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. daily, 5-day week. Persons hired assured of post-war positions. Apply 221 Front St., Monday, 9 a. m.

CURTAINS done;" Put .on .frames, 40c; lace, crocheted tableelpti»s.SaI-tsbury. 141 Robinson. Dial 2-4036.^

5 R E 6 S M A K 1 N G done at home. 2*0528 - or 30 Isbell St.; 2nd floor.

SlGti! SCrfOOL SEHil6R desires office work afternoons and Saturdays Write W-592. care Press. _ _

iJd'USETfiSKPiCR wlshes~Jo6. S. Hon-•on, Sherburne, N. Y. ElfiKtfSED practical nurse available. Doctor's reference. 2-9187. ,'

NURSE desires position in' doctor's office. Dial 4-1020.

SEAMSTRESS wants work one or more half days each week. Sewing of any kind, mending and any light work. Dial 2-2875.

ADAMS, hear Riverside Drive—Ultra modern single. •

CHAPIN ST., 16. near Riverside Drive—4 bedrooms.

DICKINSON ST., 4 - Big old mansion, $4000.

HAWLEY ST.—16 rooms. 3 baths. SEMINARY AVE.—Duplex. $3500. COURT ST.—Duplex, $5000. These are all pre-war prices.' These

are vacant. Can move right In. . Lota of others but all occupied.

What do you want? . . I Over 100 buyers waiting. Phone us

at once if you want to sell.

Hotchkin-, 63 Court St. Dial 2-0610. Evenings 4-4003, 6-5785 Small City and County Maps Free »PP

t | « BIRCH ST. DUPLEX—First floor 6 rooms; second floor, 4 rooms and sleeping porch, automatic hot water, stoker heater, 2-car garage. Dial 4-3704 after 7 and on Sunday;. 2-4632 days.

WINDING WAY—Two very good singles, thoroughly modernized inside and out. You cannot beat these anywhere in Triple Cities, and only $4800. Easy walk to center of town.

GUY H. BEAM. 7-1614. CENTRALLY LOCATED rooming

house: has 17 rooms, two hatha, steam heat with stoker. All ta good condition. Furniture tn **cond and- third floors goes for $8600.

. BISHOP. 2-2113. CENTRAL—Two-family, $4700. WEST SIDE—Two-family, close tn. '' $4500. SOUTH SIDE—Two-family. $4500.

Small payment down; easy terms.. CASELLA, 18 Riverside .'Dr. 2-133» EAST SIDE — 7 rooms, early occu^'

pancy. .good condition; furnace. large lot, garage, $3300; terms.

L. HILL with OHVADESE. 4-3112 EAST SIDE—Modern, duplex, well lo-

cated. 9 rooms each apartment. double garage. Price $7750.

H. B. ROSENFIELD. 4-1788 or 2-3800 EAST SIDE—Semi-bungalow. 3 bed-

rooms, steeping porch, vapor heat.! thermostat, bucket-a-day, laundry tubs, wired for electric range, 2»car garage. fOOOO.

PHELPS. 4-2060. night GRONER. $-«T7» FIRST WARD, 3 Halford S t . - e rooms) ' and bath, 2 lots, 2-car garage.

Dial 4-3751. » NORTH SIDE — Three-family hoo*e.i

3-stail garage, good Income. Direct; __from owner. Priced right. 4-3381j

Sunday. 2-46.

>N—Duplex, BOULEVARD LOCATION—Ddplex, 6 rooms each .floor, hardwood floors, 2 furnaces, cemented basement, large porches, 2-car garage, nice lot, near 2 bus lines. Early [possession of first floor. Price ] $6,800; $2,000 down.

37 Bigelow St. LINEHAN. Plat 2-5574. CHESTNUT ST. LOCATION

TWIN, 6 rooms, 3 bedroom*, bath . each side. Good furnaces. $9000. TWIN—Nine rooms, 6 bedrooms, bath

each side. $8500. DUPLEX—5 rooms, bath each floor.

3 furnaces, oak floors. Rent $77 monthly. $6500. CRESTMONT ROAD LOCATION

Single, 0 rooms and sun parlor, garage. Excellent condition. Immediate possession. $7500.

MAIN ST. INVISTMENT 8-FAMILY, 3 to 5 rooms each apart

ment. Fireplaces, steam heat, garage, targe lot. Price now $12,600.

MRS, MILLER Miller Real Estate Dial 4-3360

EDUCATIONAL Instruction I I

ART CRAFTS AND , DECORATING Private or group leader courses.

BLANDFORD. 12& Tudor. 2-4648.

Musle Teachers 17

PIANO INSTRUCTION—Men, women, children. Complete courses of study. Inez V. Johnson, 16 Court S t 4-5570

BOARD AND ROOMS

Rooms—Without Board 21

CHENANGO ST., 265—Sleeping room with somo home privileges. Private bath. Call between 6:30 and 7 p. m.

FRONT ST., 193—Room, well heated, nicely furnished, central. t

JOHNSON CITY, 700 Main St. furnished rooms and bath: private entrance. , '

MAIN 'ST., ail-DOUBLE OB TWM BEDS. NEAR SHOWER BATH. ON BUS LINE. 0-2144, P. M.

WEST—Close to prive. single room for business lady.

MRS. MILLER Miller Real Estate. Dial 4-3350 LARGE sleeping room near bath.

For business girls only. 208 Court. OTW—LINCOLN, loo Washington:

New Washington, 140 Washington. Rooms, $3.50 up week; $1 up day

Rooms for Housekeeping ZZ

CLARK ST,—Good 2-famity duplex, 6 pleasant- rooms and bnth each floor, two Separate heating plants, $5300,

SOUTH SIDE, close In location—6-rooro single, large, living room. 3 comfortable bodrooms with closets, convenient kitchen with metal cabinet sink, steam heating plant, $5200

WEST SIDE, near Johnson City line. Good 6-room single, large room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 'newly decorated, close to schools and churches; $6000.

W. W. WERTS Johnson City

PHONE 7-3577

NORTH SIDE, near Chenango St—', Modern duplex, five and bath. Rents* $60 per month. Price $6300: terms.

ANOTHER duplex with, steam, heat* 2-car garage, I acre of land. $7400. <

TREMONT AVE.—Modern duplex. n W and bath; two furnaces, large, lot.) Owner Occupied. Will rent for $69 per month. Price $5700; terms.

WEST SIDE-WeU located twin, shr and bath, 2-car garaf*. Rent $98 per month. Price $9000/

HOLCOMB, INC 3-322$. NORTH SIDE, near Chenango Sc—j

Seven rooms, bath, hardwood floorsJ enclosed porch, Venetian blinds.' storm windows, hot water heatj stoker,- stationary tubs, vegetable; cellar, garage. Owner occupied. 4-1126)

"* T!?OTmiTCL^E~frr~ SINGLE, 14 rooms. Rented now tn,

2- and 3-room apartments. Rangesi and electric refrigerators. Private-: bath each. Excellent furnace,. equipped with blower and air con--ditioner. Garage. Income. $3» weekly. Owner will sell with furniture Included at low price, $6,500.!

TWIN — 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, nicssi kitchen and bath, good fumaco? each side, good roof; Renting mm side at $30. Other side owner occupied. Early possession. $3,700.

DUPLEX—Owner, occupied. 4 roomsw bath, hardwood floors, gas. water? heater, second floor; S rooms, batb«i bucket-a-day water heater, par*, quet oak floors, first floor; porches.1

steam heating plant. I garagev .good lot, l apartment available soon. $5,800.

MRS. MILLER Miller Real Estate—Dial 4-3350. ;

NORTH SIDE — Small apartmentei First floor, 4 rooms for owner andi $90 month income. Steam heat. Only $5300.

PHELPS. 4-2069. night GRONER. 3-3t?$l NORYH 8 t M - 3-famlly. brick con-t

structlon, 5 rooms 1st floor, 6 rooms) with 3 bedrooms 2nd. 3 rooms tnj basement: vapor system for 1st floor, would heat whole buildlngj 4-car garage. Lot 60x125. Will ren* for $74 a month. Consider trade for 1- or 2-famlly. Price $3,000. TermsJ

37 Bigelow St. LINEHAN. Dial 2-5574J SOUTH—Gullfoyte Ave. location. Ex^

cellcnt 2-family in unusually Cn«t condition. 5 rooms each floor, oaat floors and chestnut trim, moderai lighting fixtures wired for electric! stoves, large bedrooms, nice cellas) and furnaces, deep lot, $7300.

DOROTHY FAATZ. 2-5331 Nights, MRS. KING. 2-9164

SOUTH SlbE-N*w section! s-roomi f, n icw

living

bus,

DENNISON AVE. Location — Single, living room, sun room, dining {room, kitchen and toilet first floor; second floor, 3 bedrooms and bath! with built-in tub and shower, hardwood floors, automatic electric j water heater, 'hot water heating system, heavy -duty wiring, second] floor insulated; large level lot, 63x124: fruit. Immediate possession. • Price $8500. half down.

37 Bigelow St. LINEHAN. Dial 2-B374 FLORAL AVEr-Nice 4-bedroom sin-

gle; all Improvements. 2-car garage. $8500.

Another single nearby at $5500. 132 Main St. J. M. FY ALA. Dial 4-2646

LARGE first floor room. Stationary trailer. $2.50 a week. 3-3292. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

CLERK—Apply auditor's office. Arlington Hotel.

For work In an ice cream store. Apply In person afternoons. LOST —Black and red billfold with

money and identification. Reward. Can End. 2-773-W1. r j , , . , . > . n

LOST—Large Persian cat, dark fur. j I a l D O t t S I C e L r e a i T l L . 0 broad dark stripe on back, male, name Pokey. ' 4-5298. Reward. 192 MAIN ST.

COLORED girl preferred. Light housework. Live in. 650 Chenango St.

ELEVATOR GIRL For Century-Old Sisson's. Permanent

position. Good starting salary. Pleasant working conditions. Apply Mr. Sisson or Mr. Armstrong, 8th floor.

SISSON BROS.-WELDEN CO.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK — Private living quarters with bath. High wages. Phone 2-4543.

McLEAN'S Has openings for a few adult women, full or part time, in the following departments:

YARD GOODS READY-TO-WEAR

FUR STORAGE (CLERICAL) ELEVATORS

INFANTS MEN'S FURNISHINGS

LEATHER GOODS McLean's Is the pleasant place to , work—congenial atmosphere, convenient working arrangements.

APPLY

McLEAN'S PERSONNEL OFFICE.

Availability Certificate Required.

MOTHERS HELPER—Prefer middle-aged woman: good home; small family. Write P-593, Press.

Apartments and Houses 26 JOHNSON CITY, 123 Virginia Ave.—

3 • rooms, modern, heated, garage. PORT CRANE—Three rooms, bath,

heated, available, references. 4-5392. VESTAL AVE.. 1156«,a. .

FOUR ROOMS.

FRONT ST. — Duplex, 4 nice rooms on each floor, 2 bedrooms, {built-in tub and shower; copper water glpes, hardwood floors, 2 furnaces,

ucket 'water heater, cemented basement, large porches, front and rear: 2-story barn, could be re-

• paired or converted for chickens or work shop. Lot 125x800. Wonderful chance for landscaping1 and abundance of flowers. Immediate possession of one floor. Owner in war work* out of town. For quick sale, price $5,500, terms.

37 Bigelow St LINEHAN. Dial 2-5574

modern single, extra lavatory, Jot, gnrnife.

SOUTH SIDE—6-room duplex, .ntcis] condition; second floor brings Is] $80 a month Income. $7000. •, FARLEY. 4-4038.

SOUTH SIDE DUPLEX. A-{ condi-; lion, 5 rooms, bath each floor, larger lot, in good location, for less than $7500. This house is a good buy. Well worth your attention. Call for appointment.

BROOKS AGENCY Marine Midland Bldg. 4-216$, 4-2t7» 36UTH SmS-o-room twin, bargain]

at $3700. MRS. VAN with LOUXSatf PHELAN. 3-2908. • \

SOUTH SIDE. CLOSE IN—Completely! modern duplex with small third} floor apartment: laundry, fireplaces, 2 furnaces. 2-car attached garage,; large lot with shad* trees ancf shrubs. Price $11,500.

MILLARD. Realtor. 3 Court St 4-3380 %

SOUTH SIDE—Good t-room home* has many extra feature*, sun per* lor. good furnace, polished, floors. 3-car concrete garage, convenient! to schools and bus, large lot, fruit; trees, chicken house. Offered for, sale at the unheard-of low priest of $4700.

HERMAN BALIN Court Sq. Bldg. 4-3819.,evening 4-2954 — ; ; — . —«j

WEST JUNIOR LOCATION EXCELLENT 6-room house.

FRONT ST.—Doctor's offlce and resi-dence, brick construction, lot 73x204. This is a very desirable location, offered for a quick sale at n reasonable price. Call 2-3628,

J. E. McOLYNN, 21 /•yres Mt GERARD AVE.—A good comfo rtable

home,' 7 rooms, bath, furnace, good condition. Bargain at $3300 with $1000 or so down.

132 Main S t J. M. FYALA. Dial 14-2646

WATER ST., 101 —• Modern 3-room apartment, bath, heat, hot water, 1 flight up. Dial 2-5137. .

CENTRAL—Four rooms, heated, $20. McKinney. Dial 2-1091.

[OUSg, May 1, West Side. 7^ROO5 Write Box T-264. Press.

Furnished Apartments 27 COURT ST., 104 — A large •• front

room, suitable for two. KING AVE., 4—4 rooms, bath, nicely

furnished. • Dial 2-0670. S. WASHINGTON ST., 102 — Three

rooms, bath. 2-0424. SCHILLER ST.,'2—Large living room,

bedroom, kitchen; warm, clean. WALNUT ST., 61—2 large front rooms

next to bath, hot water. . 2-0488. STUDIO APARTMENT with bath.

third floor. • 38 Orton Ave. Oarages for Rent 27A

GARAGE WANTED, near 29 St. John Ave. Phone 4-2273.

Business, Indus. Property 29 CHENANGO ST., 372 — Large store,

steam heat H. G. Springer. 4-1615.

Farms for Rent 31A ON SHARES— 100-acre river farm. 10

cows. 300 chickens Apalacbin, N Y Write experience and references. Carl Sacks, 1418 North St., Endicott

HOWARD AVE. LOCATION—Duplex, 5 large rooms, bath each floor, one furnace,, one vapor heating system, large porches, asbestos shinglt exterior, 2-car garage, nice yard, fine location, lacing park, near bus, stores, schools. Price $5,900, terms

LINEHAN. 37 Bigelow St Dial 2-5574 kiRKWOOD AVE., Hilicre.t - 1 W :

able 5-room semi-bungalow, hot .water heat, fireplace, automatic hot water, laundry, double garage, deep level leg. Now vacant.

L. W. HAYES, 24 Beacon S t , 4-1429 KNEELAND AVE.—A nice robdern

duplex, 6 rooms and bath each apartment 3-ca* garage, near West Junior High.

ROSE. 11 North S t . 24693;

4-Bedroom House, modern bath_$7300 NICE 6-ROOM HOUSE $7309 NEW part brick 6-room house,

downstairs lavatory, beautiful kitchen

ANOTHER fine 6-room house in excellent condition, large living room, modern bath___« $7800

DOROTHY FAATZ, 2-5351 Nights, MRS. KINO. 3-9164

WEST SIDE—Six-room single, mod-ern throughout; lovely kitchen.' large level lot 2-car garage. $8830;. terms. Possession at once. Excel* lent location,

MANY OTHERS. CALL US. BUCK REALTY CO. 2-5335 or 4-4511, WEST" s m « DUPLEX - F W fioor

available -March 1. Six rooms each. floor, automatic gas water heaters. $65 monthly income. Price $6000; $1500 down.

H. B. ROSENWELD. 4-1789 or 2-3959

MILL ST LOCATION—Modern ! two-family duplex. 6 rooms each Door: exceptionally nice; excellent lot: 10 minutes from Courthouse. $7500; terms.

BUCK REALTY CO. $-5338 or 4f40ll. MILL ST.—7-room single, mnitier liv

ing room, beamed ceiling, fireplace, tile bath, vapor heat quality construction. Owner occupied.

CROZfER with HAYES. 4-1367* M -1429 MITCHELL AVE. LOCATION—Nice

duplex, 5 rooms each, chestnut trim, wired for electric range, large lo t $7300.

PHELPS. 4-2069, night GRONER. J-8779

MUTT

and

JEFF

By

Bud

Fisher Seaman 1st Clan.

MOELLER ST.—10 rooms, bath, furnace, polished floors, $4500. •'•

VAN ORDER. 39 Clarke St. 4-2233 OAK ST.—Very good attractive du

plex. First floor: 3 rooms, bath. Second floor: 6 rooms, bath, 3 bedrooms, lots of closet space.

NICE CORNER LOT. Urge attic and • cellar, 3 good furnaces.

GOOD LOCATION with bus at 4°or. Widow will sell for $6500.

-• GUY H. BEAM. 7-1614 PORT DICK — Very nice Bungalow,

level lo t garage, $6300 NORTH SIDE—Good 7-room house,

nice lot, garage, fine location, $5000. HOAGLAND, 2-4651

ROBINSON ST. SINGLE HOUSE Mortgage $1600. Price $3700

PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 3-FAMJLY Mortgage $2500. Price $4500

ROBINSON ST. 2-FAMILY • Mortgage $2400. Price $4800

ROBINSON ST. 4-FAMILY Mortgage $3000. Price $6800

CHENANGO ST. BRICK BLOCK Store and Apartments

Mortgage $3000. Price $6500 EISENSTEIN with BISHOP, 2-11112

SCHUBERT ST.—Four-family apart ment, $9000. Will take house or in exchange. DUFFY, 0-1240.

WEST SIDE DUPLEX—Five rooms. bath, first: 6 rooms, bath up. Hardwood floors. 2 new furnaces^ garages, good condition. $6500, term*.

' DAVIS. 4-0154 or. 2-0614. WEST SIDE—3-famtly, close in. Yearly

income of $960. Good investment of $5500. Second floor vacant FARLEY. 4-4038.

WEST SIDE—On* of the finest al-most new twin houses in the city

,for sale. $16,000. Call «tor appoint* ment.

,W. EVERETT EYRICH 782 O'Ncil Bldg. Dial 2-3361 DESIRABLE SUBURBAN Residence.

Fine location, main highway, S miles out. Modern Improvements, city phone, large house, shrubbery, lot 200x700. Only $6000 or exchang* for satisfactory 2-family in city, .

JENNINGS, 7-5676

HAVE YOU A FAMILY? Her* Is on unusually well built e*

bedroom home. Th* rooms are) large, with beamed ceilings in uv-! ing and dining rooms, and nice sun parlor, all heated by hot water gos> fired. It is on a corner lot with 2-car garage, near schools on West Side. Price $16,000. Shown by appointment with

FRED TYLER. 2-6314. 506 Press Btda,T

INVESTMENT - Four-family hous* renting for $98 month. Taxes only $135 year. Very low exp«nsn a* tenants furnish own heat light gas.. etc. Asking $6500. but will conmuimt offer around that figure. Address Owner. H-341. care Press.

MAY'S BULLETIN BRICK 8-FAMILY. 3-room. 3-room.

4-room and 5-room apartments, rentals $3912; 8 bath*, hot water heat with stoker. Shows net profit of $200 per month.

WEST SIDE DUPLEX—8 rooms and bath each floor, 4 bedrooms. 2 furnaces, rentals $696 year, garage.

DANDY NICE HOME in Port Dick, insulated. 6 rooms, 2 bedrooms, porches, garage, screens, storm windows, nice semi-bungalow only 4 years old? Extra lot if wanted.

WEST SIDE SINGLE, close . in , 0 rooms, 3 bedrooms, furnace. Very cheap price. H. J. SIMON with MAY BROS.

Days 2-5067. Nights 4-4308 QUICK POSSESSION

Dickinson S t duplex—Nine rooms. furnace, 2 baths.. $4000.

PHELPS 4-2069, night GRONER 2-8771

lots

SEVENTH WARD DUPLEX—5 rooms each, steam heat Needs some repairs. $3300. A bargain for this location. LOUISE HILL, with OLIVADESE. 4-3112.

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