00 0 000 of of JAN. 10, 1946. ARTICLES FOR SALE 48 AVAILABLE electric for dairy water immediate deliveryrunning water heater. No water into reservoir, comes Pour cold necessary. sired temperature.
10 out destorage tank, white gal. copper jacket. Complete enameled steel it now at Sears, for only $44.95. See State Elmira, Roebuck 207 motors guaranteed used elecABSOLUTELY armature and bought motor and sold. Quality lectric.
206 E. Second, 2-3855. United winding. A Tor STYLENE and oxygen cylinders own cylinders. pay rental.
Own your Why Hartman Rapid Battery charger and analyzer now available. call, For free demonstration write or 612 William Pipe St. Welding Supply Dial 2-2944. ASK US about wood shingles for home. Several colors in stock.
Linn your S. Chapel Co. Inc. Dial 5191. BALED, clean timothy hay.
L. J. Satterlee, Horseheads, N. Y. Phone 121-M.
BRAND new late model table model radio, enamel 16 m.m. movie projector, white gas reznor, 9x12 rug with wool pad. House G. 260 W. Chemung Pl.
Johnson, in rear, no phone calls. size BINOCULARS, 36; 7x50; man's overcoat, 2 lady's coats, 2 dresses. 15-16. New fur coat, size 18. German camera.
120. Other articles. 459 Spaulding St. No phone calls. BALED Staz-Dry, clover hay, straw, shavings, Feed Store.
peat 612 moss. Railroad Checkerboard Ave. 2-6034. BATHROOM TILE- scored hardCEC. unpainted, 4x4 sheets.
$1.81 each board, Harris, McHenry Baker Co. BRICK Insulating Siding, both buff in and red No. 1 grade. have buff No. 2 grade at half price.
Harris McHenry Baker Co. CHOICE QUALITY of veterinary inspected fresh frozen horse meat for dogs and cats. Can be fed raw cooked. They love it. Banfield- or Jennings 220-222 W.
Water. COOK, gas, heating stoves, heatrola, radio. desk. portable typewriter. Loop's, 126 Penna.
Ave. CHOICE HAY- Phone Lockwood 7Y4. COMPLETE set of show cases, ideal for dress shop or clothing store. Includes 3 large glass enclosed cases. one 5 panel wall case, glass front, 1 counter case glass front, one 3 view mirror with folding sides.
Write Maurice N. Smith, Wellsboro, Pa. RD 3. CEILING A new textured white ceiling right over the old plaster. Special suspension.
No nails to cover. Attractive. No painting. Ask for our new catalogue. Harris, McHenry Baker.
CHICKEN PICKER-Picks tail, wing and pin feathers in 10 seconds. Pickwick Picking machines. A. G. Hample, 312 Carroll St.
CIGARETTE lighters, records, 20c, 2 for 39c; stuffed toys. Novelty Smoke Shop, 122 State. CELLAR POST and jack combined in Jack up sagging floors with Sleposts. $9.40 each. Harris, McHenry Baker Co.
COMBINATION screen storm windows and doors. Harris, McHenry Baker Company. DOOR CHIMES A nice assortment of door chimes now in stock. Wright's Electric, corner College and Water. ELECTRIC TRAIN with remote control switches -accessories.
569 Coburn. EGG CASES for sale. Checkerboard Feed Store, 612 Railroad Ave. Dial 2-6034. ELECTRIC water systems.
shallow well. Cash Electric, 224 W. Water. 2-4411. FORD motor, 1941, good condition.
709 E. Water St. FRAMES and sash for sale. S. Main.
FEY'S-360 N. Main. Fireplace screens. Andirons, and wood baskets. Rubber FIRE extinguishers, American LaFrance Foamite; underwriter's approved.
Foam type, soda acid, carbondioxide, and fire gun extinguishers. Sales and service. Dean Wyler, 413 Baty St. Dial- 2-5956. FORD Ferguson tractors and implements, plows, cultivators, harrows.
wood saws, scoops, pulleys, scrapers, power take offs and angledozers, tillers. chains, lights, jacks. Place orders now for spring delivery. Clute Motor Horseheads, N. Y.
GRAY STONE- -Try insulating vour home panels which give effect of ashler stone masonry. Harris, MeHenry Baker Co. GOOD quality, loose hay, clover timothy and alfalfa mixed. Dial 2-3067. GENERAL- ELECTRIC 5 h.p.
3-phase 220-440 volt electric motor; 110-volt P. A. system mike, Kalamazoo electric steel Hawaiian, guitar, new condition, 8 foot porcelain front counter with hardwood top, 5 tier bake oven gas operated, 20 peanut slot machines. Crystal City Swap Shop. 137 E.
Market Corning, N. Phone 1444. "INSULATION MATERIALS" Used newspaper mats, 17 Excellent in. by for 23 building 100 sheets for 75c. purposes for insulation between walls and floors or attic.
See Mr. Brownell, Star-Gazette office, or dial 5151. JET type shallow and deep well systems in stock. Stempfle Electric, 224 William St. ST arrived first shipment of portole record players.
Joy Automatics, 108 E. Church St. JUST RECEIVED -Large shipment of galvanized gutters, downspouts, furmace and smoke pipe and registers Josephson's Plumbing Supply 851 E. Water St. Dial 8921.
KODAK: camera; clarinet. 829 S. Horseheads. Phone 435-M after 5:30. KEROSENE and fuel oil.
Delivered. Harry Record, 8140. KEROSENE and fuel el oil. Delivered. Harry Record, 8140.
KEROSENE, in 50 gal. Motor lots. oil, Gaso- 60c, line, 17c. Ethyl, 19c. 5 gal, can, $2.50.
Allen's, 716 Baldwin. KIMSUL insulation, 100 sq. ft. per roll, $4.95. Whipple's Lumber Yard.
8169. KNOTTY PINE and bleached walnut gypsum panels, McHenry Baker nonthick, shrinking. Harris, Company. MAN'S balloon tire bicycle, A-1 condition. 308 S.
Main St. LARGE degreaser for sale, nearly new, capacity for large motor blocks. Also small degreaser. United Electric 208. E.
Second St. Dial 2-3855. ATTENTION CHEMUNG COUNTY YOU ordered your lime HAVE for 1946? HAVE YOU considered using bulk lime? DO YOU know that you from to tons of bulk get lime the cost of 1 ton for bag lime? DO YOU know that you hauled can have your bulk lime and spread for only twenty-five cents over the cost of bag lime per ton? CAN YOU get your lime spread YES, when the you agent for handling want it spread? bulk lime will see that your lime is where you want it when you want REMEMBER, you don't have to order all bulk lime. You can split your order between bag and bulk. FOR FURTHER information about bulk lime call JAMES A.
MCLEAN Agent Basie Bulk Lime Phone Hsds. 33F4 -ELMIRA MALE HELP WANTED 67 MAN WANTED in each county as direct representative of well known oil company. Sell small town and, farm trade on easy credit terms. Experience not necessary. No investment required.
Chance for immediate steady income. Write S. H. Collins, sales manager, 552 Standard Building, Cleveland 13, Ohio. PRINTERS with job office experience.
Steady work for compositors, Kluge and Kelly pressmen. McCourt Label Bradford, Pa. PRESSER wanted on Hoffman presser. Holland Johnson, E. Market.
SINGLE man for care of poultry and general farm work, Near city. H. Tolbert, 2-3308. SINGLE MAN wanted on dairy farm. Sober, industrious.
M. Ennis, Erin, N. Y. SALESMAN for distribution of nationally advertised lubricating oil. Car essential.
State age, previous employment, etc. in first letter. Experience not essential. Address W-129, Star-Gazette. TRUCK DRIVER--One who knows the city.
Holland Johnson. USHERS wanted after school or weekends. Must be neat, courteous. reliable, 16 years or older. Apply Manager Keeney Theater.
WE HAVE an opening for a stock man, age 22 to 27 preferred, good salary, excellent opportunity for advancement for right person. Stop in at the store and ask for Mr. Forsythe. W. T.
Grant 130 W. Water. WILL GIVE permanent home to homeless boy, or disabled veteran in exchange for light chores, paying for work done. State age, disability, all Interview will be arranged. Address B-157, Star-Gazette.
WANTED by March 1st, man to work dairy farm on shares. Phone 2-2011, Elmira, N. Y. W. A.
Bosworth, Lowman, N. Y. MALE- -FEMALE HELP 68 BRUSH company needs demonstrators for part or full time, evening work. Excellent earnings. No investment.
Address E-137, Star-Gazette. COUPLE wanted. Woman for cooking and general housework, man for outside work. 4 in family. 6 room apartment furnished, Apply Thatcher Manufacturing Personnel Office.
SOMEONE full time and someone part time dipping ice cream. Dial 2-5298 between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m.
SITUATIONS WANTED 70 COMMERCIAL artist, free lance basis preferred. Address J-141, Star-Gazette. careful and experienced. Will drive private car or light truck. 711 Roe Avenue.
HOUSEWORK done. 75c per hour. Dial 2-3951. MAN, 48 years old, desires job in parts and stock room or shipping and receiving. Experienced in bookkeeping and general office work.
Address K-142, Star-Gazette. YOUNG man, experience drived, wishes temporary position. Free to travel. Best references. Write PO Box 396, Elmira.
YOUNG man with 9 years electrical maintenance experience would like part time work evenings. Address V-151, Star-Gazette. WANTED- -Position as manager of paint and paper store. Dial 2-6752. VETERAN'S SITUATIONS WANTED 70A The following advertisements are free to veterans of World War Il.
Apply to Want Ad department with discharge and identification papers. ASSISTANT shipping clerk-can do some typing. Clerical experience in Army. Or will take janitor work, where there is a chance for advancement. Gerald L.
Spencer, 5 Clinton Canton. Pa. AIRPLANE and engine mechanic. Also will consider truck driving, semi or straight body. Long distance or.
local. Chauffeur's license. Reliable and sober, needs job badly, Dial 4988. BARTENDER-2 years experience in Navy Officers Clubs. 21 years old, married.
Phone Horseheads 252-J. DISCHARGED ship's cook, 1st class. desires position as cook or chef. 18 years' experience with baking included. Address Y-154, Star-Gazette.
JOB PRESSMAN-3 years actual experience, years at school. Have done black and white printing. Feed, composition, make ready. Call Horseheads. 33-F-4.
McLean. RETURNED VETERAN teaches anyone who wants to write music, from songs to symphonies. Orchestration. Piano lessons, including professional grades. Creative work for children.
Special courses for teachers. Call at 405 W. Second between 8 and 9 p. m. SHIPPING and receiving clerk, 4 years experience.
Also capable of detailed clerical work-typing, bookkeeping, payroll, general office routine. Reliable, 29 years old. Charles Treat. Dial 2-4289. TRUCK, bus or taxi driver, 5 years experience.
Can handle any kind of truck. George Wales, Broadway Trailer Camp. Dial 2-9140. VETERAN-Age 33, married, 2 children, 10 years' experience auto repairing, desires job in factory maintenance, or can operate any machine with a minimum instruction. Must de permanent.
Howard Cron, 201 Grand Central Horseheads, N. Y. VETERAN-5 years Army, in finance and administrative departments; desires office, newspaper, or good selling Lake position. Write John J. Waters, 503 Elmira, New York.
YOUNG MAN-3 years experience in Army driving large truck and semi. Has civilian chauffeur's license. Willing to work and needs job urgently. Reliable, honest and sober. Prefers to make long hauls but will consider local.
D. F. Beam, 510 E. Market St. FINANCIAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 75 DINER-40 ft.
3 booths, 12 stools. Large lot. Open 24 hours day. Terms. Inquire William D.
Taylor, Savona, N. RD 1. LICENSED restaurant, located on Route 17 near Elmira, for sale. Good business for right party. Address L-122, Star-Gazette.
FOR SALE OR RENT Large commercial garage, with gas pumps and hoist for greasing, office, showroom, shop and paint shop. Financial responsibility required. L. Rex Hibbard, licensed real estate broker, Phone 407, Bath, N. Y.
GAS station site, corner property, zoned for business. College Route 17, near Elmira Foundry. Address C-158, Star-Gazette. LICENSED restaurant, located on main highway near Elmira. Very good business.
Quick possession. Vandiver Real Estate, Robinson Bldg. Dial 2-0910. SERVICE STATION and restaurant, bungalow, 4 acres of land, located at Millport, N. Route 14.
Phone Horseheads 28F'25. BANK LOANS- MORTGAGES 76 9 OUT OF 10 who apply here get the cash they ask for AND--usually NO cosigners or collateral required AND--our low bank rate i is only $6.45 per $100 borrowed, per year, including insurance on the life of the borrower. See Our Prompt Personal Loan Department Elmira Bank Trust Co. Main Office 150 Lake Street A MARINE MIDLAND BANK STAR-GAZETTE. BANK LOANS--MORTGAGES 76 BETTER MORTGAGE loan, FHA plan, 20 years to pay.
No application fees or commission charged by us. Brownlow Realtors, established 1911. Authorized mortgage loan brokers. 1064 W. Water St.
Dial 2-3317. mortgages and all kinds of property. See McCorkle Realty Co. about your real estate deals and financing. Dial 6183.
401 Robinson Bldg. LICENSED LENDERS 77 LOANS $25 to $300. Citizens Loan Co. local institution, 116 E. Water St.
Dial 9731. LEGALS NOTICE Bids will be received by the undersigned at his office in the Board of Supervisors Rooms, 210 Lake Street, Elmira, New York, until 10:00 A. E.S.T.. January 16, 1946. and then and there.
publicly, opened, on Chemung County Enrollment Book of 600 copies of enrollment of 1946, which contains approximately 23,000 names. Type to be 7-Point Solid, Paper to be 40-Pound Book, 22x34 M. exactly in style of 1945 book. Revised proofs, made up in pages. on galleys, to be submitted to the office of the Board of Elections for comparison.
Books must be completed within Seven (7) weeks from delivery of first copy. First copy will be ready Wednesday, Jan. 23, 1946. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. SIGNED: E.
C. PALMER, Chemung County Purchasing Agent. 18-9-10 FHA MORTGAGE LOANS Monthly payments for principal and interest, only $6.33 per $1,000. No commission or service fees charged by us. Corcoran Burke, 133 W.
Gray. Dial 2-4815: after 6. 2-0220. SECURE your home mortgage money in Elmira from your local Savings and Loan Association. Prompt, venient, direct service on Loans Veterans Loans or any type home loans at the Chemung Valley Savings and Loan Association.
220 E. Water St. Phone 5116. WILL BUY, sell, or exchange good WALL STREET Quotations of transactions furnished by Carl M. Loeb, Rhodes Realty members of New York Stock Exchange.
11:30 High Low a. m. Amer. LaFrance B17 Bendix Corning Glass Marine Midland Rem. Rand 37 37 37 Shepard Niles 55 Bid 29 29 29 Thatcher pfd.
B60 Allis-Chalmers Am. Locomotive 43 Am. Radiator Am. Rolling Mills Am. Smelting Am.
Tel 102. Am. Tobacco Am. Water Wks 26 Anaconda 47 Atchison 109 109 109 At Refining Avia. Corp.
Am. Baltim Ohio Burroughs Add 20 20 Calumet Hecla Canadian Pacific Ches Ohio 57 Chrysler 139 138 Com Credit Con Edison Curtiss-Wright 8 8 Douglas Aircraft 94 94 DuPont 188 Eastman Kodak 226 Erie General Elec Gen Foods 54 Gen Motors 77 77 Goodyear Tires Illinois Central 44 44 Intern'l Har Internatn'l Nickel 39 Int Tel. Tel 52 Libby McNeill Loew's Macy Mid-Cont Petro Mont-Ward Nat. Biscuit 33 33 Nat. Dairy, Pro.
Nat. Distillers 75 N. Y. Central No. American No.
Amer. Avia. 15 15 Packard Motor Pan. Amer. Air.
Paramount Penney, J. C. 152 152 152 Penn R. R. Pepsi-Cola Phillips Petra 58 Radio Rep.
Iron Steel R. J. Reynolds B. Sears-Roebuck Sinclair Oil Smith Corona 38 38 38 Socony-Vacuum S. Pacific 61 Sperry Corp.
Standard Brands Stand. Oil Ind. So. Railway Stand. Oil N.
J. Studebaker 33 33 Texas Corp. Sunray Oil 9 Union Carbide 106 Union Pacific United Aircraft 36 United Airlines U. S. Rubber U.
S. Steel U. S. Steel Pfd. 158 Vanadium Steel 34 Warner Bros.
W. U. Tel Westinghs. Elec. Wheeling Steel Woolworth Industrials 197 80 Railroads 64 96 Public Utilities 39 39 Transactions 540,000 Horse Sense Answers 1.
Spare (bowling). Whinny (Trojan horse). 3. Pedigree. 4.
Senator. 5. Quadrangle. 6. B- Minorca.
Morgan. A--Hereford (milk stool). -Poland China. D- -Toggenburg. Stock Market Shows Advance New York (AP)-Stocks generally extended their advance, by fractions to a point in today's early market proceedings although profit cashing stalled some leaders.
Those watching oil securities noted the American Petroleum Inconstitute summary disclosing, that gasoline supplies rose barrels to 98,494,000 during the week kin ended Jan. a 5. This was a top since March 31, 1945, and compared with 87,005,000 a year ago. DEATHS Chemung County Frank P. Robinson, 422 W.
Church Thursday, Jan. 10. 1944. Survived by wife, Mrs. Margaret McGrath Robinson; son, Francis J.
of Fort Wayne, grandson, Michael Robinson; niece, Mrs. William A. Murphy. Body at Frank O'Dea Funeral Home and Saturday will be taken to family home. Charles D.
Sheive, 422 W. Gray St. Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1946. Survived by wife, Grace Fowler Sheive; sister, Mrs.
F. Brockway Blossom of Elmira; stepmother, Mrs. Hammond M. Sheive of Basin, uncle, William A. Porter of Stamwood, several nephews cousins.
Body will be removed from Smith and Fudge Funeral Home late this afternoon to home. of sister, Mrs. Blossom, 735 W. First where funeral will be held Saturday, 2 p. m.
Rev. Henry E. Hubbard. Woodlawn Cemetery. ELKS NOTICE Members of Elmira Elks, Lodge 62, will meet Friday, 8 p.
m. at 735 W. First St. to conduct the Elks Ritual for our late brother, Charles D. Sheieve and will attend the funeral there Saturday at 2 p.
m. Signed: LEE ESTES, Exalted Ruler WILLIAM PETZKE, Sec'y. Albert E. Vrooman, 86, of Gaines. Wednesday, Jan.
9, 1946. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Ethel Townsend of Syracuse, Mrs. Ruth M. McMillian of Spencerport; stepson, Joseph Townesnd of Syracuse.
Funeral Saturday, 2 p. m. at Davis Funeral Home. Rev. Charles W.
Pittman. Burial at Gaines, Pa. Henry Holdridge, 84, 138 Mackey Pl. Thursday, Jan. 10, 1946.
Survived by daughters, Mrs. Helen Anderson of Syracuse, Mrs. Stella Duffs of Rochelle Park, N. five grandchildren; two great grandchildren. Funeral Monday, 2 p.
m. the Wilson Funeral Home. Rev. Paul Frohne. Woodlawn Cemetery.
Mrs. Anna Gregory, 2050 Lake St. Thursday, Jan. 10, 1946. Survived by brother, Arthur Haynes of Clarkston, several nieces and nephews.
Body was removed to the Frank O'Dea Funeral Home and Friday afternoon will be taken to the home of a niece, Mrs. Walter Ross, 2050 Lake where funeral will be held Saturday at 8 p. m. Rev. C.
Raymond Allington. Sunday the body will be taken to Hornell for burial at Hope Cemetery. Mrs. Nellie C. Ryan, 754 E.
Washington widow of Edward J. Ryan. Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1945. Survived by daughters, Mrs.
Merle Baylor of Elmira, Mrs. John Crowley of Miami, son, Bernard of Elmira; sisters, Mrs. May Dwyer of Elmira, Mrs. D. R.
Young of Buffalo; five grandchildren. Body at Charles F. Hughes Son Funeral will be removed to family home Thursday afternoon, where funeral will be held Saturday at 8:15 a. m. and at St.
Cecelia's Church at 9. SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Harry M. Bogart, 58, 707 Spauld- ing St.
Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1945. Survived by wife, Luella C. Bogart; son, William Harry Bogart of Elmira; sisters, Mrs. J.
C. Myers of Plainfield, N. Miss Ora E. Bogart of Binghamton. Body at Wilson Funeral Home where friends may call Thursday and Friday evenings from 7 to 9:30.
Funeral there Saturday, 2 p. m. Rev. W. H.
Willits. Burial at Athens. Funerals Mrs. Mary A. Lynch, W.
Clinton St. Thursday, 8 a. m. at Frank O'Dea Funeral Home, 9 at St. Patirck's Church.
The Very Rev. William J. Brien, V. celebrated the Solemn High Requiem Mass, assisted by the Revs. John S.
Maloney and William A. Burns. Bearers: Gerald Price, Robert DanFletcher Waddell, Andrew McKenzie, Joseph Falsey, Joseph Fitzpatrick. SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.
Cornelius Conley, 736 Riverside Friday at 8:30 a. m. at McCarthy Funeral Home and 9 at St. Mary's Church. SS.
Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Prof. Emory Ferriss of Ithaca. Friday, 2 p.
m. at Ithaca Congregational Church. Rev. E. L.
Christie. East Lawn Cemeteyr, Ithaca. Mrs. Jane A. Farrell, 1208 Grand Central Friday at 8:15 a.
m. at home and St. Cecilia's Church at 9. SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.
Herbert J. Wheat, 117 Hoffman WISHING WELL 3 8 5 2 A 6 3 5 8 3 2 A 5 6 co Count the letters is 6 or more, subtract result is your key key numbers, left to -PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN. -PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN. ARTICLES FOR SALE 48 MEDICINE CABINETS Recess and wall type. All metal with plate glass mirror, $12.75.
Josephson's Plumbing Supply 851 E. Water St. 8921. NEW Merribee catalogue, includes stamped pillow cases and pillow tubing by the yard. Variety Shop, 129 E.
Chemung Place. NEW AND USED pipe and fittings. Pipe cut and threaded your specification. Josephson's Plumbing Supply 851 E. Water St.
8921. NEW LOW PRICES on fiberboard for home modernization. Reg. $1.08 4x6 ft. sheets reduced to 97c.
Also 4x8 and 4x10 sheets at similar savings. Sears, Roebuck and Elmira, N. Y. PAPERHANGER'S outfit complete. Dial 2-7060.
PREMIER Duplex cleaner, child's crib, gates, pool table, Magic-Chef restaurant grdidle, hot water boiler with 8 sections and blower, 75 1-gallon jugs. Dial 2-1490. ROMAX cable, entrance and complete wiring. Cash Electrie, 224 W. Water St.
RIDGID Toledo and Reed pipe vises, wrenches, dies and cutters. Josephson's Plumbing Supply 851 E. Water St. Dial 8921. ROOF SHINGLES -Buy your asphalt shingles and roofing for spring nowspecial prices-best brands.
Harris, McHenry Baker Co. RUMMAGE SALE- Coats, dresses, sweaters. Baby walker. Inside door, 830 Maple Ave. RADIATOR covers, $1.50, now reduced to 89c.
Plenty of cold weather ahead. Men's jackets, grades, reduced. Rubbers, boots, etc. Moseson's, 200 S. Main St.
SMALL steel lather, 18" centers. Power feed thread cutting attachments; also jig saw. Dial 2-1962. SPRIG keeps your car sweet smelling. Also for bathroom and kitchen-is back again.
Crescent wrenches, pipe wrenches, pliers, water pumps and batteries. Moseson's, 200 S. Main. STORM SASH -All pine frame storm sash in stock reduced for quick clearance. Act quickly! Limited quantity of popular sizes.
Sears, Roebuck and Elmira, N. Y. SAVE THE PIECES- -Lenses duplicated on premises. Frames repaired. Eyes examined.
E. I. Fischer, Reg. Optometrist, 120 E. Water.
Dial 8023. STONEWALL BOARD For outside use. Hard- enduring. Made of asbestos cement. 4'x8' -both and.
Harris, McHenry Baker Co. SUN RAY CLOTH. protects from weather admits health-giving ultra-violet rays! For hen houses. hot beds, etc. 36 inches wide.
100 ft. roll $32.00 or 35c foot. Sears, Roebuck and Elmira, N. Y. SAVAGE automatic, 16-gauge, model 720.
Camera case for 4x5. Corona portable typewriter, gasoline lantern. Bowling shoes, size 8. Folding baby carriage. Baby car seat.
Dial 2-7131. STOP THOSE WINTRY BLASTSPut storm sash on your house. We have several sizes and our stock is large. Whipple's Lumber Yard, Upper Lake Elmira, N. Y.
Dial 8169. TOOL box full of tools for automatic set-up man. 1 in. micrometers, scales, calipers, protractor, wrenches, hammers and etc. 2 man cross cut saw, buck saw.
Man's bicycle, high pressure tires. 2 small coal stoves suitable for garage heaters. 2 large Warner electric brooders. kinds poultry equipment for chicks to layers. New socket wrench Heavy 42 in.
square table and 10 chairs. Wayside Inn, Elmira-Waverly highway. UNIVEX 8mm camera and projector. 569 Coburn St. WOVEN wire fencing; limited amount on hand.
Dial 6644. Schuyler, Wellsburg. WHIPPLES FOR STORM SASH-Our stock is large; our price is low. Whipple's Lumber Yard. Upper Lake Elmira, N.
Y. Dial 8169. ARTICLES FOR RENT 48A equipment for rent. Pipe Welding ACETYLENE and electric welding Supply Dial 2-2944. PROJECTORS and Alms, 8 m.
16 m. m. and sound. Complete Alm library consisting of war, travel, comedy and sports. Loomic Hall, 2-0947.
TYPEWRITERS rented as jow as $7.50 for 3 months. Dial 2-9428. 3unis Typewriter 304 E. Water. WALL PAPER steamers, floor sanders and edgers.
Horton's, 307 Broadway. WEARING APPAREL 50 ADJUSTABLE MATERNITY Dresses, slenderizing, concealing, rayons, cottons, $5.95 to $15. Schwartz's, Main St. BLACK COAT, detachable fur collar, nicely lined, perfect condition. Reasonable.
Dial 4651. BOY'S suit coat, 9 to 11. Boy's dark blue overcoat with red lining, 9 to 11. Woman's fur coat, size 16-18. All in excellent condition.
Broadway. COATS, suits, dresses, 12 20. Two fur jackets. 417 Walnut St. FUR COAT.
brown pony, size 14. good condition, $60. Dial 2-0712 after 6. HUDSON SEAL, $30. Excellent condition, size 40.
Dial 2-6783. HOUSECOAT, candlewick, dusty pink, size 20, practically new. 911 W. Church. MAN'S overcoat, 38-40.
Cheap. 312 W. First afternoons. NEW line of spring dresses and lingerie just arrived from and Co. Guarantee exact fittings.
Size 9 to 52. Call their representative, Mrs. Hayes. 6672. 522 W.
First St. PINK CHIFFON evening gown, worn once. Dial 2-6406. PAIR of new $7.50 men's high shoes. black, size $4.
Man's good heavy overcoat, tan, size 42. Cheap. 505 Herrick. SALE Winter coats. dresses, snow suits, excellent.
Thursday through Saturday. 1234 W. SNOW boots for men, bottoms are tough synthetic rubber. They lace up with strong cowhide. Slip them on over heavy wool sox.
$6.00. Moseson's, 200 S. Main St. TWO overcoats, spring, 1 winter, size 40. Hoffman St.
TWO nearly new men's overcoats, chesterfield, size 40. 1 pair hip wading boots, size 11. Wayside Inn, ElmiraWaverly highway. COAL WOOD TRUCKERS 51A ANTHRACITE Sufficient supply of A and plus grades of hard coal in stove, nut, pea. Come and get it.
Our delivery facilities are limited. Bring your car and bags or send a truck. Also put up in paper bags. No restrictions. Rural and customers welcomed.
S.mi-anthracite also in stock. C.O.D. Coal 1000 S. Main. BODY and slab wood for sale.
Prompt delivery. Dial 7522.0 SEASONED hard bodywood, slab and furnace. Wise. Dial 5991. SLABWOOD FOR SALE Dial 2-7052.
VETERAN'S Wood Yard. Hard seasoned body wood. Delivered anywhere. Phone Horseheads 8F14. GOOD THINGS TO EAT 53 NEW POTATOES -3 lbs 25c; grape wine jelly 2 lb.
jar $5.75 case. Snyder's Food Market, 119 Hoffman. WANTED -MERCHANDISE 55 ALWAYS BUYING scrap paper, maga-1 zines, rags, metals. Official paper receipts furnished. I.
Shulman Son, 161 Sullivan. Dial 2-0352. ALL KINDS of scrap paper, magazines, rags, metals, iron bought by Veterans. School certificates issued. Kaplan 617 Baldwin.
Dial 9831. WE BUY watches, lighters or anything salable. Novelty Smoke Shop, 122 State. WE BUY men's used clothing. Shulman's.
Dial 2-1567. LIVESTOCK PET STOCK 56 BOSTON Terrier, 6 months. nicely marked, pedigreed. $30. Dial 9309.
COON dog, months old. Dial 2-7027. I CANARIES, radio singer Clarinos. Cardinals, Finches. Schusler, 808 Water.
PET STOCK 56 TWO Shepherd puppies, 5 hound puppies. Nice pets. 2-6200. HORSES, CATTLE 57 BULL CALF born Also young heifer calves not closely related. Herd T.B.
accredited, Bangs certified. Spencercrest, Millerton, Pa. COWS for sale; also farm machinery. Cecil Wheeler, Millerton, Pa. cowS Some fresh, some springers, at C.
E. Williams barn, Big Flats. No cash needed. Melvin Cady. GOOD fresh and Fall cows.
No cash needed. No sale on Sunday. State Dairy Cattle Inc. B. N.
Millard, Ithaca, N. RD 5. Phone 2015. BABY CHICKS, Grade 4-A, from U. S.
approved stocks. Place your orders now for spring delivery. A small deposit will guarantee delivery at specified time. Sears, Roebuck and Elmira. GOOD Guernsey cow.
milking. Cheap. Grover Van Houten, Sullivanville, N. Y. SEVEN Holstein Springer heifers, 2 Guernsey cows, one is new milk cow.
William Hollenbeck, Sears Road, RD1, Elmira. TWO HOLSTEINS due first February. Francis Courtright, Middle Road, Horseheads. WESTERN horse, red and white spot, 7 years old. 2 saddles.
2-6739. POULTRY, EGGS 58 BABY CHICKS- PA -We are hatching every week. Parmenter Reds and Red Cross. Prices $15 per hundred. Pullets, $25 and cockerel chicks $5 per hundred.
Order now. All beautiful healthy chicks with the right breeding for both egg production and meat. Also hatching eggs. Phone 65Y4. Washburn Egg Farm, Odessa, Y.
DAY old pullet chicks from certified bloodtested stock. Only 2 dates left for these fine barred cross; 1,000 for March 12, 1,000 for May 14. These chicks are priced at $23 per 100. Dial 2-0018 or write Ed Wigsten, Horseheads, N. RD 2.
LAYING Rhode Island Reds and New Hampshires. Dial 2-3020. TWENTY- old, $1.25. Dial Plymouth 9619. Rocks, WANTED- LIVESTOCK, PETS 59 ALL KINDS of live poultry.
601 Main Horseheads. Phone 541. BEEF cows, springers and calves wanted. Ernest DeVore, Odessa, N. Y.
Call 65F2, Odessa, before 9 a. m. or after 6 p. m. BEEF CATTLE.
calves and hogs wanted, also fresh cows and springers. C. G. Wieberg Son, 1528 Caton Ave. Dial 2-1524.
LIVE poultry wanted. Dial 2-3308. H. Tolbert. Pine City, N.
Y. $3 to $8 for live horses, standing, according to size and condition. Dead stock removed free of charge. Phone Montour Falls, Montour Falls Rendering Works, 4151 residence 4161. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE INSTRUMENTS RECORDS 60 ACCORDIONS -New and used; large stock: repairs.
Terms. Momo's Accordion School, 829 Lincoln St. A BARGAIN in everything musicalinstruments, Everything for drummers. Terms. Expert repairing.
Frank Hauver, 354 Walnut Elmira. ACCORDIONS, guitars, violins, mandolins, ukeleles, banjos, electric instruments. cases. Terms. Open evenings.
Knapp's, 104 College Ave. Dial 2-1787. PIANOS--RADIOS 61 CONSOLE radio, 12-tube, duo speakers; also suitcase model AC-DC. 569 Coburn St. ONE of the world's finest pianosreal San Domingo satin mahogany case.
Hardly used. Will give a lifetime of service. Fine tone and action. Cost new $1075.00. Special at $575.00.
M. Doyle Marks Son, 309 E. Water Elmira. PIANO FOR SALE. 450 Carroll St.
PLAYER pianos that really play perfectly are mighty scarce, here are two just reconditioned and they are right. Both are fairly small, each with a number of rolls and bench, $255 to $265. These are real bargains. Terms arranged. Claude Buckpitt, 154 Lake St.
ZENITH console, 9-tube radio, like new. L. C. Judson, 312 Robert Universal Village, after 7 p. m.
$700 SOHMER piano. Bargain. Mrs. B. F.
Spencer, W. Chemung. WANTED- -MUSICAL MCHDSE 65 CASH for your grand, spinet, or small upright piano. Buckpitt, 154 Lake St. EMPLOYMENT FEMALE HELP 66 COMPETENT woman for housework and care of 2 children, live in.
References required, $24 a week. Address T-127, Star-Gazette. DISHWASHER wanted at the Manhattan Restaurant, 206 W. Water. EXPERIENCED relief telephone operator wanted for parttime work.
Apply superintendent's office, Arnot-Ogden Hospital. GIRL or woman for general housework. Laundry done out. Mrs. J.
William James, 52 E. Fifth Corning, N. Y. GENERAL house cleaner by week or day. Apply 812 W.
Church St. of home and 1 child. Live in. Dial 2-4934. HOUSEKEEPER for doctor's residence.
West Elmira, good pay, live out. Dial 2-3456 for interview between 9 and 12. HAIRDRESSER wanted. Good opportunity, Hill Beauty Shoppe, 409 College Ithaca, N. Y.
Phone 2423. MIDDLE-AGED woman to help with Live in. 4359. MAID wanted at Elmira College. Apply House Director.
MAIDS wanted, part time or steady employment. Also night maid, hours p. m. to 11 p. m.
Apply Housekeeper, Mark Twain Hotel. POSITION open for young lady with knowledge of shorthand and typing. National organization. Opportunity for advancement. State experience in reply.
Address R-148, Star-Gazette. RELIABLE GIRL for housework in 5 room bungalow, good salary and hours. Sleep out. Dial 8853. SEAMSTRESS, full time or part time.
Apply Queen City Clothing 136 E. Water St. STEADY positions are open for experienced ready-to-wear and millinery, $4 salesladies. Good opportunities. Good wages.
Paris Shoppe, 33 E. Market Corning, N. Y. WOMAN to do large washing and ironing for doctor's family and office. Must be called for and delivered.
Address 0-146, Star-Gazette. WOMAN for general housework. No washing or ironing. Good wages. 510 Clinton St.
WAITRESSES wanted. Full or Mark part Apply Mrs. Drew, Twain Hotel. MALE HELP WANTED 67 BOY-With wheel, to work days. Western Union Telegraph Co.
CAPABLE single farm hand wanted, for dairy and general farming. B. A. Goss, 1 mile east of Big Flats. Phone Corning, 2175-M-1.
DRIVER with own truck for local coal deliveries. B. H. Coal 9815. EXPERIENCED motor truck mechanics-another mechanic wanted at Spear's, 460 E.
Market Elmira. EXPERIENCED creamery man wanted. Bennett Dairies. RD 1, Elmira. Phone Horseheads 2F21.
EXPERIENCED, married man wanted on dairy farm. Good wages to right person. L. M. Dann, Horseheads, RD No.
2. Phone 1F32. MEAT Counter man wanted. Good wages for experienced man. Elmira Market Place, Langdon Herman Bates, Troupsburg, Heads Steuben Supervisors Herman J.
Bates of Troupsburg was unanimously elected as chairman of the Steuben County Board of Super- visors at its organization Mr. Bates, a member of the Board for the past 24 years, succeeds Dale D. Baker of Greenwood. Miss Charlotte M. Alden of Bath was reappointed clerk of the Board.
James S. Drake Jr. of Bath was reappointed County Attorney. Dr. James J.
Sanford of Bath, physician at the county jail, Willis Ford of Corning, were appointed to the Board of Managers of Steuben County Laboratory for five year terms. Eldon Jamison of Adrian was appointed dog warden for the county. Miss Ruth Sherwood, R. of Addison received temporary appointment as Steuben County Public Health Nurse, starting Feb. 1, at a salary of $1,700 a year, succeeding Mrs.
Margaret Standish of Hornell, resigned. Mrs. Blodwen Stoddard, recently discharged from the Navy Nurse Corps and former public health nurse of Steuben, was granted an extended leave of absence in order that she may continue her studies in public health at Syracuse University under the GI Bill of Rights. Supervisors appropriated $10,000 to the County Highway fund to be set aside for engineering supervision and administration, subject to approval the State Department of Public Works, Division of Highways. A revised salary schedule for public health nurses 5 of the County was referred to the salary committee for consideration.
The new chairman of the was made an ex-officio member of all committees of the Board. The Board referred to the address- way Committee a petition ed to State Sen. Fred S. Hollowell, of Penn Yan, requesting construction of a hard surface road, following the no normal mail route connecting river road in the Town of Corning with the Hendy Hollow Road in Caton and Big Flats. The road, in addition to being a mail route, is a school bus route, and serves several dairies.
Thirty-four persons signed the petition, including the driver of the school bus and the mail carrier. The Board adjourned to the third Monday in February. Will Install At Breesport Breesport Southern Light Lodge, will install newly eletced and appointed officers in the Masonic Hall, Saturday evening. Friday at 2:30 p. m.
at Holly Funeral Home. Rev. A. M. Laird.
Woodlawn Cemetery. Elizabeth Jane Dingman, Madison at Davis Funeral Home Friday at 2 p. m. Rev. Lester Schaff.
Woodlawn Cemetery. James Arrowsmith, 413 Euclid A Ave. Friday, 2 p. m. at family home.
Rev. Henry E. Hubbard. Woodlawn Cemetery. UNION LODGE NOTICE Members of Union Lodge, 95, will meet at 413 Euclid Thursday, 7:30 p.
m. to conduct the committal for James Arrowsmith, late member of Blossburg Lodge. Signed: Emil Moderhak, W.M. C. J.
Foehner, Secy. Deaths Elsewhere Curtis E. Reed, 77, of Mt. Morris. Monday, Dec.
17, 1945. Survived by daughters, Miss Helen M. Reed of New York City, Ernest Knapp of Elmira; sons, Colie Reed of Elkland, Luther M. of Scranton, Donald S. of Tucson, brothers, Harry B.
of Corning, Marvin of Portland sisters, Carrie Hathaway of South Dakota, Kate of Illinois; several nieces and neph- ews. Edgar R. Rice, 85, of Hudson, formerly of Knoxville, Pa. Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1946.
Survived by son, Clarence; daughters, Mrs. L. E. Mocomber of Nelson, Mrs. Frank Van Dyke of Uniontown, Mrs.
Senscemacher of Hudson; seven grandchildren; seven great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday afternoon at the Griggs Funeral Home, Knoxville. Knoxville Cemetery. Mrs. Kathryn Butler Brown, 69, of 8 McMaster Bath, Wednesday, Jan.
9, 1946. Survived by son Jay Brown, Bath; sister, Mrs. Emma Price, Huntington, several nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday 2 p. m.
at Bond an Funeral Home. Rev. John Mabuce. Grove Cemetery, Bath. William E.
Clark, 68, of 106 W. Steuben Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1946. Survived by wife, Mrs. Bessie Blunt Clark; daughter, Mrs.
Estellene Pepe, Freeport, L. son Lawrence, Mt. Morris; two grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2 p. m.
at Fagan Funeral Home. Rev. George H. Allen Nondaga Cemetery, Bath. 'Associated Press Johnson City, N.
John R. Clements. 77, hymn writer, died last night. Clements, who had conducted a wholesale grocery business at Binghamton since 1886, was the author of "No Night There," "The Home of Endless and many other hymns. He was a native of Ireland.
New -Countee Cullen, 42, Negro poet and author. Reading, D. Bausher, 76, widely known hosiery and underwear manufacturer and a past president of the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers. U. S.
TREASURY Washington-(AP)-The position of the Treasury Jan. 8: Receipts, expenditures, balance, 248.51; total debt, decrease under previous day, 780,529.86. CHICAGO GRAIN May July Sept. WHEAT OATS RYE 143 Albert, Gibbs Garner 640 Pins in Games Waverly-Two Valley bowlers, Eddie Albert and Francis Gibbs, tied with three' game totals of each for high honors in Major Learn gue bowling on the Waverly Recreation alleys Wednesday evening. Both bowlers rolled three sistent games to reach their high score, Albert hitting games of 226, 207 and 207, and Gibbs garnering 211, 211 and 218.
Three bowlers on the Harrington squad hit 600 totals as the team carried off all top honors for evening. Ingham had 600, Rathbun 606, and Gibbs 640. Rathbun also had high single game score of 244. In addition the team rolled games of 966 and 914 for first and second high singles, and totaled 753 for high three game team The league-leading Silver Grille team was the victim of the Harring-, ton hot streak, losing two out of three games; Hofbrau, represented by Towanda bowlers, took two games from Ingersoll Rand Service Club; Paynes Stores lost all three games to Hills; and Sayre Floral won two from Stroehmann's. Sayre Floral had 2,710 to trail the Harrington team for second place, and 1-R Service Club hit 2,690 for third high.
Among the high scores rolled were: Ingham 214; Rathbun 207 and 244; Marshall 213; Scanlin 211; Gibbs 211, 211 and 218; Albert 226, 207 and 207; Felton 200; Everett and 200; Fulda 225; McLean 202; Miller 201; Soprano 204; Dodge 225; Klingan 209; Gerould 203; Rice 216 and 204; Booth 243; Vanderpoel. 224; Crayton 209. Valley Area Banks Elect of bank elections in communities surrounding the Valley area were announced Wednesday following the annual meetings. Officers and directors named include: National Bank, Wyalusing, president, F. N.
Welles; vicepresident, A. Browning; cashier, K. G. Reinhart; directors, E. D.
Lewis, Charles M. Homet, Frank B. Homet, F. G. Ackley, F.
N. Welles, E. A. Browning J. W.
Mitten, and J. H. Howard. First National, Nichols, president, L. W.
Antisdel; vicepresident, Leon Tyrrell; cashier, R. D. Corbin; assistant cashier, N. c. Lawrence; directors, Theodore M.
Edsall, Myron D. Albro, L. W. Antisdel, R. L.
Sexton, B. J. Cotton, R. O. Corbin and Leon Tyrrell.
Ulster First National Bank, president, J. R. Eiffert; vicepresidents, McMorran; H. P. cashier, Templeton R.
B. and Aliens: directors, R. Eiffert, H. P. Templeton, J.
S. McMorran, H. 0. Ayer, R. B.
Allen, J. G. Anthony, and E. H. Johnston.
First National, Smithfield, president, G. I. Kingsley; vicepresidents, E. A. Keeler and L.
A. Harris; cashier, Paul L. Reeser; clerks, Anna B. and ShirW. Reeser; directors, A.
E. Keeler, Russell. B. Young, Guy W. May, James E.
Nichols, L. A. Harris, A. W. Wood, J.
A. Burnett and G. I. Kingsley. Farmers National Bank, Rome, president, James E.
Eastman; vicepresidents, I. V. Stoll, C. B. Estabrook, and W.
K. Frisbie; cashier, Lester S. Harvey; assistant cashier, A. G. Manchester; directors, James E.
Eastman, F. R. Powers, W. K. Frisbie, C.
B. Estabrook, I. V. Stoll and S. T.
Cass. Son's Death Confirmed Mansfield- -Mrs. William Anderson of Extension has been notified by the Navy Department that her husband, Torpedoman William Anderson, reported missing since 1944, has. been officially declared' dead. He was aboard the USS Tullibee when the submarine was lost at sea off Palau Island while tracking a Japanese convoy.
Torpedoman Anderson had served six years in the' Navy prior to his -enlistment in 1942. Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Geraldine Bailey, sons, Charles, Bailey and William and Margaret, at home, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Sullivan St. MISSING SINCE DEC.
8, 1945 Elsie Marie Parrish Hall Age 45. Graying bushy hair. Blue eyes, right eye artificial, may be wearing glasses. 165 5 ft. 6 in.
When last seen was wearing coat with black fur collar, black galoshes. Anybody knowing whereabouts please notify her husband. W. S. HALL Box 223, Sayre, Pa.
Or Phone 2-5475 Collect Registered U.S. Patent Office. 2 5 6 3. 7 00 A I 3 2 5 8 3 A 3 A 5 8 3 5 A I 6 8 3 8 I 00 8 6 5 3 8 A 0 3 2 8 3 SE in your first name. If the number of letters 4.
If the number is less than 6, add 3. The number. Start at the upper left and check your right. Then read the message, SMITH FUDGE FUNERAL DIRECTORS 360 W. WATER ST.
DIAL 2-0991 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS P. M. Buell 211 W. GRAY ST..
