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EMPLOYMENT EMPL6YMENT

AN OPPORTUNITY One of the country's largest ond finest food chains offers the opportunity to men with either Meat or Grocery retail experience to affiliate with them by se­curing a position of permanence, where individual initiative is recognized. PicaV>nr working conditions and salary during training period to learn company's methods and policies will be made satisfactory. Future remuneration entirely up to individual's ability to progress as company intends opening new, large, super-markets in Central New York State. In your reply state full details including references and droft status. ———-f r——r-

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ADDRESS REPLY TO BOX K-167 SYRACUSE HERALD-AMERICAN

EMPLOYMENT 1SS HELP WANTED—FEMALE

WOMAN-Splendid Income delight friend* with hundreds ojt Str iata; dresses, ysrd food*. hosiery. A omen's, children's clothes: direct from wholesaler: exper­ience unnecessary; lull, spar* time; sam­ples free. Mutual Fabric Co., Dept. |34g. Binghamton, H- Y,

rw6*MANFOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK•" SLEEP IN; REFERENCES

FAMILY OF 3 ADU-TB. CALL 4-M87 WOMEN everywhere interested in making

spare time pay. Free dress plan. Maison­ette Proc)ia^3M_Marjuerito_Ave^Syracuse

iTOTJNd vrtrSahf#r__ir_ by theTiotrr,mora. togs; no Sundays. 104 Onondaga Ave.

PHONE 5-3731

y s HELP WANTED—MALE

MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN

A New Income Tax Payment Plan We have established a special Tax Financing Department to serve yo«. Now

Jou can pay your taxes when due and repay m convenient monthly sums, samples of finance charges are shown below. Other amounts In proportion.

If Your Total Tax Is:

Am't. Borrowed Each Tax

Payment Date Monthly

Payments Total

Finance Cost

$ 1 0 0 S 25 $ 8 .75 . $ r>.04 , .800 i 75 * 2 6 . 2 6 , 15 .18-

• GOO 1 5 0 5 2 . 4 3 .29.2.0 1 2 0 0 • 300 1 0 4 . 5 3 54 .32

(N'o extra charges—no dc'duiUonsl Charges based on S ' i t a nt_ntb on amounts up to S100 and 2% a month

on that part of balai.ee over $100 up to S300. Finance your Income Taxes through this new plan by borrowing each quarterly tax payment as it becomes due. The amount you borrow each tax date is paid In full by eaual monthly installments, at the date the next quarterly tax payment falls due.

- Firee Notary Service—We *«H gladly «ot»riM> your tax returns. N_ obligation-

DOMESTIC FINANCE CORPORATION

S u i t e 4 0 0 C i t y B a n k B u i l d i n g - — P K o n e 2 - 1 2 7 1

A-l Accountant, Junior, Coats, $25 dtflce Equipment Salesman. 1175 Month

Fin. Investigators; Claim. Adj.. $180 Month Stock Clks . tlil-f la; Inst. Collector, $25 Plus

Sis. Corves.. 130: Shipping Clks., $18-820 — T i m e Stndy -Men-EslimatoTSj 840-880

Freight Term. Mgr . $40; Freight 801., $40 Warehouse Wrkrs., $20; Expediter. Mfg., $30

Route Del. Salesman, t i g and Commission Auto Mechs., $35: Traveling Adj.. $135 Mo.

SYRACUSE PLACEMENT SERVICE A-l Ass'C Expediter, Army Exempt. $30

Bookkeeper-Clerk, Age 40 plus. $25 Bkpr.-Typist, Consider Beginner, $20

t r e d . investigator. Draft -Def.. Car, $150 Mo. Handy Man, use ffools, 50c Per Hour

Male Steno. lO\lt-of-Town), $35 . Production Clerk Man. Over 40, $30 Route MPTI.-OTOCI

Shipping Clerk. Army Exempt, $25 NO FEE TO REGISTER

'TAYLOR EMPLOYMENT. 123 Crouse Bldg.

EMPLOYMENT ISA HELP WANTED—MALE MAGAZINE MEN-Crowelt orders par 82.4*

plus front in Syracuse. Railroad, fare. R. H. Hurley, $42 Empire Bldg., Syracuse.

MEN WANTED .Experienced men wanted a t once for

the following openings: Experienced General Machine Shop Foreman and Inspectors thoroughly familiar with Instrument and pre­cision machine work: " ' »

These openings are in a defense plant, If you are not already employed on defense work apply at once by letter, Alt raphe* writ be held strictly con­fidential. Address Box K 184, Herald-

^ j t m e r i e a n . ^ _ _ _ _ NEW YORK company writing life, accident,

health and hospital Insurance on indi­vidual and group basis, la seeking field man and manager for Syracuse territory. Attractive salary -and bonus for right man. Give full details, In confidence, in first letter and personal interview will be irranged. Write _-H)3THerald-Journal.

POSITION open for receiver, and shipper. Not subject to draft, Apply Mr. Latham.. Lincoln Stores, Inc.

HOW YOU CAN GET

A *25 LOAN FdR $ 1 . 6 0 (Total Cost) Four monthly instalment* of $6.65 each, total of $26:60, repay a $25 loan in fu!i. Coat thus only $1.60. Borrow $120 to $300 on furniture, car or note. No en­dorsers. No credit inquiries of friends or relatives. Quick service.

Cash loan V-t. Cat

t 25 5t

100 150 200 300

Oleosa « monthly payment plan

4 paymts

$ 6.65 13.29 26.58 39.79 52.97 79.2J3

6 paymtt $ 4.54

9.08 18.15 27.16 36.13 54.02

12 paymts S 2.44

4,87 9.75

14.56 19.33 28.82

15 paymts

S 8.08 12.05 15.98 23.80

Payments include charges at the rate of 2J_% per month on that part of a balance not exceeding S10U and 2'"e

' perthonth on that part of a balance in excess of $100.

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE t _ _ M ^ W > _ « 4 _ _ - * i . .

3rd Floor, Loew Theatre Building Salina and Jefferson Street, Syracuse S. W. Matin, MaHd&f,''.

EMPLOYMENT

. A POSITION W I T H A F U T U R E

FOR MECHANICALLY .••.- MINDED MEN

A NATIONAL OFFICE EQUIP­MENT ORGANIZATION " offers an "exceptional opportunity for highly technical mechanical ser­vice-training. Salary paid while ^aiiaing,.-permanent positions-Stith..-. us assured men who qualify. Must be high school graduates.

REPLY BY LETTER giving age, phone number, draft status and photograph mot returnable).

— Your reply will—be held strleU-y— confidential.

SALARY Two reliable men with cars for Soivay and vicinity. Store or service station experience helpful. Can us* one man over 46. p e r m a ­nent. Good Income to man selected. Write K-1S6, Herald-American. • ' • SALESMAN. 30 U»45. with successful expe­

rience In efthei tangibles or intangibles. for attractive. ltermanent position with

creasing •markct.^Jo priorities. Unusual training and sales helps. Salary and com­mission with libers* pension plan. Pine opportunity for responsible man. Write full information, giving telephone. Address K-173. Herald-American.

SITUATION! WANTED 149 SITUATIONS W m ~ F _ 4 t _ _ e REPINED middle-aged lady datlrt* light

housework tor buainaaa man. References exchanged. Write v-141. Htrald-Jounud.

WANT1D by »oun« lady; Christian, posi­tion, u cashier, also typist; • years' eg . perlence with large finance company; can furnish bond, references. Salary, 124 week: start April let. Writ* V-112, Herald-Journal. _ _ _ _ _ _ _

YOUNQ WOMAN — Trained child's nurse, with experience; prefers tiny babies; no housework. Write V-151. Herald-American

HSIMTUATIONS WANTED—M$ae

BUSINESS MAN — Wide experience whole­sale, retail, executive, office, salesman. Ag­gressive, reliable,- pleasing personality. Write G-118, Herald-American.

FINANCIAL 100 BUSINESS OPPURTUNITIEH

ALL LOCATIONS and price*. Good paying rooming bouses, furnished and filled. Cash or terms. Rose. 4-8883.

A L T E R A T I O N Shop, ladles', fully equipped. "Business never better." Leaving town. 3-2804. Box K-133, HeraM.-Journal. '

ATTENTION - Wanteds immediate addi­tional working capital as silent, active member lot manufacture of growing.

• fast-selling, patent-applied frosted meat products. Details, apply 745 West Dom-

'ft-yffiifetfttelck Street, Rome,

SHOE CUTTERS Who Can Cut by Hand

APPLY

A. E. NETTLETON CO. CORNER N. STATE AND E". WILLOW STS.

SHORT ORDER COOKS, $20 to $30; bellhop. $14; useful boy, S15.

BARRINS' EMPLOYMENT, 118 E. Jefferson ^RmGr.CAMPAiGN'Ycady to go.. Draft has

created two openings in my sales stall, Must be filled Monday morning. Manager,. 642 Empire Bldg.

AUTOMOBILE salesmen, atterrtlob! To lease, modern service station, completely equipped; excellent location, on Erie Blvd. Small capita). Gulf OH Corp. 2-7154.

CIGAR STORES (3); heart of city; money­makers; established. Sacrifice for quick sale. Also A-l liquor store. Nix, 5-2311. _

CONFECTIONERY STORE and school sup­plies, across from High School; open 6

_hcairsjnmy 5 days week; $250 cash. 4-5639. _^__is_,AVE.—Rooming house, nicely fur-

nishedr-ail filled. Terms. Income $300 a month. Rent $50. Call 4-3347,

ROOMS TO RENT

151 BOOMS WITHOUT BOARD ROWLAND BT. (Near Factories! — Newly

furnished home, pleasant room; breakfast optional, ca l l after 3 P I C , 9-2338.

ROXFORD RD.. N , 330—3 large rooms for adults or reliable couple! board optional; home privileges.

SALINA ST.. 8 , 1337 (Next Mohican)— Warm room.-near bath; hot water; Inner-spring mattress ; parking; 6-7500.

SCHOPFER COURT, 708 James St .^Bache­lor apartments for men. S7 to $10 weekly. 125 to $40 monthly: 3-0864.

8HONNARD ST., 4_8—Central; large room, twin beds,' private entrance, nicely fur-nished. smal ler room. $3.50 up. 4-0339.

SOUTH' SIDE—Nicely furnished sleeping rooms, continuous hot water; garage or parking. 5-1108. ,»

UNIVERSITY AVE , 408 (Off £ Genesee)— Cozy, comfortable -single room, $3.50; alsc^double room, shower, parkins. 4-4*73

UNIVERSITY SECTION—Large, beautifully furnished corner room: home of 3 adults; extension phone, shower; garage. 6-3456.'

Wlv_RBOTY~ SECTION TDCsfrt-le loea-tion)—Homelike room, private adult fam­ily for gentleman; walking distance; rea­sonable. 6 3333.

UNIVERSITY 8ECTION—South front room, closet, 4 windows, next to bath: meals If desired; best In food. Ideal borne for particular person. 4-8451.

UNIVERSITY SECTION (820 S. Beech St.) —Attractive front room, neaa bath; suit­able for one or two gentlemen.

UNIVERSITY SECTION—New double room wftn aliuvt, adjacent to balhi tot g bust

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

DORSET APARTMENT —HOTEL

East Onondaga at W-rrr- (Down­town). ROOMS and kitchenette apart­ments. A complete boats at the pries oi a total room. We eater to tran­sient and residential gaeata. Fh-ne

m

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

162A PLATS

BELLEVUB HEIGHTS. 400 Roberts Ave.— Pleasant, modern 5-room upper; adults; available now. Call 6-2804 T

BROAD (near), lower, 4 rooms, lights, ga­rage, $4$;. St. Anthony's (near), upper. & rooms. $35; Raynor, lower, 7 rooms, $30; Holy,Rosary tnear), 8 rooms. $45; Saltna-Lynhurst. lower, 8 rooms, $43.80.

_4-$4<H KETCHAM _2-«Ml_ COOL-DOE AVE—Modern upper. 6 rooms,

bath, shower, hardwood floors; newly decorated; adults; $40, April I. 6-6648.

OORDON AVE., 337—Attractive 6-room up­per, 3 bedrooms, nice condition; Marcb 18. $45. 4-4131. Evenings, 5-73».

GRACE ST. 318—Lower-6 rooms. 3 bed-rooms; nice condition; bus line: $33.

Call 3-0691 Eventngs GRANT BLVD., 2234—Modern 6-room up­

per. In good condition. Inquire down-stalrs, 3-6608. •

ness people; home privileges. Place.

104 Walnut

WESTCOTT ST.—Large front room. 3 win­dows; near bath, continuous hot water, phone; garage or parking. 6-3418.. ' -

LARGE, attractive sunny room, neatfy fur-nished; twin beds, next to bath; home at-mosphere; also single room. 5-8507.

n_SIDENTIAL>8&TION^-Master bedroom, next bat^/^Sdble closet; l-stin beds 11 desired; iLjiring 400 Kensington Rd.

DINER—Established 15 years: industrial section; doing nice business; strictly cash sale; no brokers. Box K-171. Her­ald- Jou rnaL,

DbWNTOWN—Retail business owner mov­ing' west. Price $15,000; net Income $10,-000 per ycaT. H.- J. Wallace, Broker,

^-ossa^ i • FIVE ACRES—Good garden soil; on Route

VERY NICE ROOM—Residential section; private family. Automatic heat and hot water. Extra lavatory, tile shower bath. Garage If desired. Call 4-2333.__•__

WIDOW, with 8-room house, would like to rent 1 or 2 rooms; use of phone; parking. 5-3893. '

15'.' BOOMS-HOUSEKEEPING

5, •west Uf OtlCH, wtUj g a r stattoTt' and4 CASTLE STrrW.", 316—T targe rooms com-

TWO DIRECT SELLING positions Remuneration

open. r--Vi>H Hv dralt,' Remuneration is good and connection Is permanent. Investigate .„».o«i>,'* morning. Miss Paul, 715 Loew "AS Ridg.. •—^-••: — J '

J 33 HELP WANTED—_________ 1 WlTte G-112, Herald-American

A-l Assisted-Bkkpr. Credit E x p ^ $ ! 8 Cashier-Stenographer. Single. $"5 Month

Comptometer Operator, Single. Under 30, $20 E. P. Bookkeeper. Single, Experienced; $22

Ins. Policy Writer,' Single. $80 Month Stenographers i8 0penings>. $15-$23

Typist-File Clerk, Consider Beginner. $14 NO FEE TO REGISTER

TAYLOR EMPLOYMENT. 123 Crouse Bldg.

A T T E N T I O N ! House to House Canvassers

A-i BCO_r____RTEXPERIENCED; FULiLflfy.. sj!^„;mP'o y5 l f"Vm CHARCE. MUST BE NEAT APPEARING; g*S» M . a n " ? I ' 3 2 6 N ' C l i n

SINGLE UNDER 30. SALARY $30. SYRA- l" ' ", n A

CUSE EMPLOYMENT, 307 KE1THBLDG.

A-l Cooks—Houscworkers Manv attractive, permanent openings

Also waitresses.' mother's hlprs. clKs. etc. SYRACUSE PLACEMENT SERVICE

A*l OPENINGS for domestic help. Good homes and wages. Live in. References required. Call after 10 A.M.

MISS CARNEY. 5-1389 -

|Can use 3 experienced men for special contact work. Must be neat appearing and over 25 years of age. Will take you out and show you how to earn $5 to S10 per.

Apply Employ-ton St., 9 AM

2 M, only ATTENTION!—3 -reliable men"for special

sales service work; calling on Fuller Brush customers. Canvassers or peddlers do not apply. $27.50 to $40 with increases based on production. Opoortunitv for advance­ment. No Investment. Apply 707 Chimes Bldg.

MERCHANDISE

A T T B K T I ,trN ! Three neat appearing women who have use of i. car. Experience in canvassing or sales i

' wor* rteTpfnf. but not necessary. Average i $1 to SI.50-per hour. How many hours can i

1 you spare' For personal interview write ; gjdjSt. Herald-American. ,;._ .- ___ ; ATTRACTIVE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY i for woman accustomed to meeting the

public Interview necessary. Call 2-5076. i I t o . 5 P.M. Monday, for appointment. • BEAUTY opiFalors, $16.50 per week and 4—commioston; stCadv w__-r Appl*. _______ j- Ad amsjs t; -.,'••-. ' -. ' . . . I BEAUTY OPERATOR with following; gu&r-j aJiteed salary; $20 or more a week; down-I town shop. 3-9886. - . . , - •

106 PLUMBING MATERIALS

PLUMBING SUPPLIES •;(Used). - Bathtubs, ,=. P R O F I T S - N O sinks, basins, toilet combinations. dr«ln-1 • ^ f f i H K _„_;; -A .„__ 2. boards, e t c Carmen's. 1007 S- ,Sftllna St

108 PAINTS, WALLPAPER "

WALLPAPER CLEARANCE SALE Buv Now— Priced-I'-sc, 5c and 1-Oc Roll

ZIRILLI PAINT CO, 741 N. EALINA ST.

_09 !rL4CHINER¥ AND TOOLgT~

SEVERAL USED-ij-and; -+i~*e«ep6w*i t m o ­tors. See Mr. Ebblie, 453 Franklin St, Please do not phone.

119 BO ATS—ENG EVES

NEED ROOM for Defense Work, Will tell at cost. 78 boats, 14 to 16 ft Universal Boat Works. 1204 Lodi St, 3-6965.

li_5 FUEL, COAL, WOOD , . ' ' r I . . . . . . . -

ANTHRACITE of guaranteed- quality—Egg, stove, nut, $10.95; pea, $9,30; buck, $7.65. Phalen Coal, 909 Emerson Ave. 6-3146.

StE MODERN.—Bliy the C6"»l with linost heat pet dollar. Fred Wy_er Company. Syracuse 2-7541—Liverpool 4591.

B E N S Certified Anthracite — Egg, stove. nut. $10.85; pea, $9.30; buck, $775. BEN COAL CO.. 611 B. Clinton St. 2-9646. '

OUR" TRUCKS deliver GOOD COAI, .-,s jou wa#t it delivered. FRED WYKER COM­PANY. Ph. Syracuse 2-7541; Liverpool 4591

126 WEAR_XG~APPAREL

Bookkeeper-Stenoprraphers Se'verkl Openings. Excellent Salaries.

Miss Lee. 705 Crmnv_of Com. Bldg. nvestraertts.

Operate ft home shoppe. Sell rayon and silk hosiery, lingerie, menswear. Helix. Dept. B, 79"5th Ave,. New York.

EXPERIENCED DRESS SALESLADY, '

An unusual opportunity to connect with a large, reliable organization.

S t a t e experience. salary expected^ .

references and

Between the ages of 1* to 16 years, for e s -n^BHSBed routes- Good p p W t u h f t y lor «»TADVERTISING ""Book"~Matc_-5-8e_" every

Write K-1S2, HersSd-American EXPER-IENCED girl for general1 orlice work:

Typing, filing, etc.. Age 19 to 25. Apply Mr. Latham. Lincoln Stores, Inc. ...

, EXPERIENCED SALESGIRL. BSNTRANKLIN STORE #

• . • 489 WESTCOTT ST.

Fuirer Meu Were Drafted Unusual opening for high-type woman. Rererer.ces required. Car helpful. About $6 per day based on production. Apply at once or phone Fuller Brush Co., 707 Chimes Bidg. 2-4234^ ;. " ~, - ^ . -GIRL. young, for upstairs work; family of

4 adudts: sleep in: good salary to right pereon. 3-1820. 213 Scottholm Blvd. ..-

GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN—Light house­work, c a r t of child. Stay nights optional.

. 3-5385 between 4-7 P. M. . _ ! _ _ GIRL for general housework; no heavy

laundry; private room, radio; excellent wages, 2-5397. _ _ J

A BETTER BUY AT PEOPLE'S USED i GIRL for general housework; go home CLOTHING, 632 S. WEST " . , . . , , . , SUITS AND TOPCOATS,

A BETTER

nights. Adult family. No heavy laundry. References, 6-2740

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. LTV. IN; 3 CHILDREN.

CALL 4-0718 " ^_ GIRL or young woman tor housework:' ifve

iftr good salsTy, private _ouin and' bath.

PHONE 4-5954. _ « , $4, H- I

LINE of men's used clothini! bought and sold THE BARGAIN HOUSE, 336 K. Washington St. Established 35 Yrs.

A FULL LINE of menVuscd suits and top ca**». Top prices paid for men's clothes. PAYETTE PANTS STORE, 634 fl. State,

filG D'E'MAND for Sprm. clothing In good'GIRL to assist with Tight housewor. and ' condition. See Mrs, Maiiery BUDGET care of 2 children, ages 3 and 4; no cook-

CLOTHINO EXCHANGE. 415 E._Jeffer»on, | ing. no laundry iDcwittl, Call 5-037L BOY'S blue serge all-wool "suit, like new, j GOOD RELIABLE GIRL for'g'eneral house-

size 14, long pantsj price $7. 505 Fellows Work^ stay nights; convalescent home, Ave. . . . "•--••' ' PHONE 5-8489 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

South'HEAD WATRERST^SO: caThler, $16 to $18 Bring] and meals, waitresses, $10 to»$12; house­

keeper for 2 adults, $15: housemaidi, go home nights, $10; foodchtcker. BafflnS'

Employment, 118 E. Jefferson St,

ETHEL'S E X C H A N G E , formerly 80 West, now located 150 Seymour St in Spring clothing early. ^uick results

l lett leton seconds: other dress, work shoes, Ladies'. Dr. Chase's children's shoes. Spring styles. Hodish Shoes, 663 South Ave.

JJEW KIDSKIN COAT ilongi, coats, suits, dresses, overcoats', jackets, sweaters: ipr-nlture, desks Boswort.h, Larned Bldg

VnS BUY and sell men's new and used 5UtUi, Tailoring and dry cleaning, GERSTEN'S CtOTHlHO STORE, 415 I , Geddes St.

"lM MIS«_ELI_ANE6US FOR iALE

VARIETY of hunting dogs, g_ns; also pot-burner ollstove, fullv guaranteed; at a bargain. Inquire Palrmount Barber Shop, ralrmount Corners,

HIGH-CLASS Proposition

Selling etireet to schools and libraries, If you have the necessary qualifica­tions, position Is permanent, and'you should be able to make $50 or more per week. Give qualifications In de­tail for personal interview.

Empire New England Co., Inc, 431 University Bldg.

BOOK SALESMEN' Exceptional opportunity for hard­hitting experienced book men to show substantially large earnings «ellmg something yo_ can really be proud Of. Sales force now being organized

—to, 'market exclusive, popular priced and timely books, of vital help in National Defense Program. Our Mr. D. W. made $383 in the last 5 working days. Every me­chanic and' workman a prospect ?s well as executives and piii-

essiona! people. Newly 'developed' proven plan of operation--where­by all. calls ,are made by definite appointment" only on doubly quali­fied .prospects; : ^ If you have _ successful book or Intangible sales record this is the right opportunity, the right product, and the right company for vou. WRITE or see D C. Heizer, 608 State Tower Bldg:, Syracuse, Nr Y.. 9 to 12 A.M., Monday, March 16. - ,

BOYS

, * WANTED

Time-Study Engineers

To install system of cost con­trol in large manufacturing, company located in Central New York area.

/Permanent position, recently established for cost reduction through work simplification.

Write K-16S, Herald-Journal

WANTED—Young man for inside laundry help. Must have draft deferment. Write K-TJ6; ^Herald-Journal.

WANTED—Rastry baker; day work. Elk Bakery, 2233 S. Salina St. •-

WANTED—Experienced drug clerk. Only ex­perienced need apply. Write K-164, Herald-Journal,

cabins; store with living quarters, hand ling light groceries. Wonderful oppor­tunity for right party, s tock at Inventory. Exceptionally low jjrlce. Must be sold at once. Oneida Realty Co., Oneida, N. Y,

8TATION-GARAGE—-Well equipped; lease; $150 month. Pattln Chevrolet Co. Phjrry-chtttfenaiigo 3 f i i . J*—

HAVE CLIENT willing to buy furnished rooming house business; small or large.

ROSE, 4-8882 HIGH-CLASS-rooming house, all filled; ga­

rages. Bargain for cash. Step on this one. Langdon, 5-4570.

INCOME PROPERTY

plete, use of phone and laundry _parklng FURMAN"

nished. _4-5574._ GENESEE 8T -fr suitable li

adults;

ST.. -43—2 rooms, nicely fur-light, heat, gas. use of laundry.

E., 1450—Large front room, wer; • meals

optional; reasonable. 5-7156. . LODI ST., 712 (OH James)'—Small studio

apartment, complete, for 1 business per-~son; attractively furnished; on bus line.

HARVARD PLACE. 210—Unusually attrac­tive 7-room lower. 3 bedrooms; -easily heated. Available April 1st.

H_tL8DA__ AVE, 226—3 rooms, screened porch; garage; on bus line. Vacant April l. •

KENNEDY 8T„ B—Upper flat, newly deco-rated, bath, porches: available April 1. 4-7117. i '

LODI ST.. 1*11—UPPER PLAT 7 rooms and bath; garage; good condition

Phone 3-W76 McBRIDE ST., 8., 824—Lower 4 rooms, bath,

furnace; good condition; $20 month. In­quire B. Fax. 827 S. Townsend St. 2-8052.

MELROSE AVE., off James—Modern upper. 5 rooms, bath, screened porch, nice con­dition;April l.jOwner, 4-6816.• _ MELROSE AVE- 105—5-ROOM LOWER

FLAT AND OARAGE; RANGE MAY 1; $3a; ADULTS y

MERRiMAM AVE.. 121—Laiex; 3 iedroom-.

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT

TIME Today's greatest asset

OFFICE SPACE Any Size Now Available

With stenographic service If desired; In Uie heart of down­town Syrac-se. Only a few steps to banks, hotels, busi­ness houses.

The Herald Building 332 S. Warren St.

-The Home of Kindly — tfrighbora* - ~ - ~ For Information Reganttng Rentals Call at Office 202 or

«__U 8-8187

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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

164 APT8_ FUR.. HEATED Ur_V_R8-TY 8ECTION-2 rooms, bath,

completely' furnished, heat, light, gas; private entrance; $7.__S-j2S9^^ ^_

WHITTIER AVE., 611—Pleasant, large 2 looms, nicely fonlsbeo. Continuous hot water; on bus line; available new.

WIDOW with nice home will share with couple. Also pleasant room to rent. Write

_JK-158. Jlerald-JournaJ. . _. 5-ROOM FURNISHED" FLAT—Free rent la

return for a meal a day to father and sou. Write V-152, Herald-American.

166 BUSINESS FLACK- TO R*;iNX

ONEIDA ST., 2J7—Two-room apartment with sink and bath. Reasonable. Front housekeeping room; $4.50.

ONONDAGA ST.. W., 365—Large room and kitchenette, completely furnished, linen, use of phone and laundry, 6*3393^ James St. iNear.)—6 small furnished apart­

ments Walking distance. (Income $1,500 . . yearly). One apartment Tor Janitor. Price ONONDAGA ST. W. ("Desirable location)— reduced to $6,000, $1,000 d o w n f a l l Pfohl, Large room with kitchen; 2 business 5-5936 or 3-8290 evenings. people preferred 3-5764; evenings, 8-9626. LIFETIME opportunity to. purchase tme Of IgALINA ST., s"', 1632 (Excellent Locat lon) -

the most attractive restaurants In, Syra­cuse at less than half value m o t a sa^ loon) Seats 65 persons; well located; low price; terms to suit, .PARKINSON, 2309 S. Salina St. 4-6827.

WINDOW TRIMMER Work direct for manufacturer. Crepe paper experience. Write G-109, Herald-Journal.

136 H E L P W A N T E D . W a l e , F e m a l e

HATn3T"^A_T__-^IeTnlnT^o_T_Tr. frTffl-TS _aged. desiring permanent home with good

salary; both must apply In person. Office, Snowden Apts., 400 James St. ^ _ _ _

. • LIQUOR STORE Retail; town near Syracuse:$4,000 profit. Price $5,COO complete; terms.'

Cigar ond Confectionery Established 20 years; magazines, pin-ball machine; $35 week profit. $500; terms.

$60 MONTH PROFIT Onondaga St. — 10. rooms, nicely fur­nished; reiu $35. Income $120. Price SSflO; terms. __, . „

HELMER, REAL ESTATE _351 W. Qnondaga St, Rhone 5-1147 MEAT MARKET, with modern equipment;

good location. Details given by appoint­ment only. Ask for list. Oneida Realty Co.. Oneida. N. Y.

NEWS STAND, cigar store, soda 1 fountain —4_____aB_jtr-_—_ e_U,blished hiislness.,.np-

to-date equipment; in town of 12.000. Must be sold at once. Oneida Realty Co.. Oneida, N. Y. ' ,

Homelike room, well furnished, for 1 or 3; also front single room; parking.

SLOCUM AVE Comfortable.

106 (Centrally Located! — pleasant front room; con-

Finuous hot water, use of phone; $3, TOWNSEND ST., N., 209 tO_t James)—

2-room apartment. Also sleeping rooms. Phone .service. 2-3094.

UNrVERSITY AVE.. 504—Pleasant 1 and 2-room apartments; porch, electric refriger­ation, hot water; garage; parking, 4-3911

bath, furnace; some decorating. Near Car-rler, .Brown-Lipe. Pierce, 5-8285.

RAYNOR AVE.. E., 318—Pleasant tower, 1 rooms; garage. Only $30.

CALL 3-3121 Oft YOUR BROKER RICH ST., 320—6-room lower flat, newly

decorkted, hardwood floors; gas stove, -porches- ga ia i ic -$40; bus line, 5-6349;

SHONNARD ST.. 306^-4-room apartment; living room, bedroom, dinette, kitchenette. bath; April 1, 5-301.. '

TOWNSEND ST., S.,« S28-4-ROOM FLAT. PORCH, KITCHEN, BEDROOM, FRONT ROOM. $15 MONTHLY OR $4 WEEKLY.

164 APTS., FUR., HEATED

BAKER (near), upper, 7 rooms; Nedrow, upper. 3 rooms, $32.50; University, 3 rooms,

$40; Kennedy (near), 3 rooms, $10 week. 6-1942 . KETCHAM 2-6141

CROUSE AVE.. S.., 729—3- lovely rooms; tile semi-bath with shower, steam heat, l ights ,and gas. 4-7305. 4

DELAWARE ST., 5.47—2-room apartment; private bath. Frlgldatre; -also sleeping room, running water, gas. 4-4878.

GENESEE ST., E., 1001—Newly decorated 2-room apartment, heat, light, gas: suit­able for _2 adults j _ refrigeration optional.

GENESEE ST., E.. 1316—2 and 3-rbom furnished apartments; also sleeping rooms. Phone 4-6147.

FAYETTE S t . (At Columbus)— Newly re­modeled ofl'ces. suitable for doctor, den­tist or beauty salon; private ln-out en-

_ trances. Corejr, 1700 E. Fayette St. FULTON, N. Y.—Store. CayugTst., opposite.'

Montgomery Ward. Inquire Stephen Bas-jtable. 918 Chimes Bldg.. Syracuse, N . Y .

DOWNTOWN—1.000 sq. ft. ground fiqor space. Office, show room Or light mauu-tacturing, Call Owner, $-0780. »•

HEATED STORE 18x70; next 5-and-10a store; suitable any business. 4-9816, or Ben^.Fraoklln..Store._947 E. Gpnesee St..

ON-TOR BOTH OF TWO—2-story build­ings, either 10,000 or 29,000 square feet. Lower floor on ground carry any load. Automatic sprinkler, loading dock, truck: level railroad siding 75.000 so. foot vacant lot adjoining; 3«-mile circle: 45-day possession. Write K-138, Herald-Journal.

STEP" FROM SALINA—Small brick bolid-Ing, ideal for repair shop, paint store, etc.; skylighted. 5-3108 or 3-2853.

161 FARMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT—23-acre truck farm in the Town of Montezuma; large house, good barns and greenhouse. Mrs. Adellha Van Petto, Port Byron, N. Y. phone 2224.

FOR RENT—Farm, 127 acres, 20 miles Syracuse; cash «or shares; good land; 25 acres woods; barns, henhouses, silo. Reply In detail regarding number in_ . family, stock and equipment. Write V-168. Herald-American.

153 ROOM AND BOARD . , ;—;—_—*— LEXINGTON AVE.. 308—Pleasant front

room heated; good meals; gentlemen _pwferred: home prtvllegea; _W, 8-_W_ PARK AVE.. 626—Comfortable sleeping

room*, with board; reasonable. A real home: walking distance; parking, 2-4436.

CORNER McLennan-Mldland 5 Best of beds and meals for gentlemen. Parking. Garage. Bus at door. 5-1418.

INTERBSTINappositions available Jtor h igh , school and college graduates. Private hospital in large New England city has Immediate openings. Experience not nec­essary. Must live to. A representative of the hospital will be at the U. S. Employ­ment service Office. Chimes Bldg., Syra­cuse, K . Y„ on Thursday, March 18, from

_j3J».M,_ to 5 P.M. ".. - - ' WANTED—Woman or man. some office ex-• perience. to operate small office business,

dealing with public; salary. Write, stating age, religion, experience, references, salary expected. Write K-152, R^rald-Ameriean.

I ONONDAGA ST., W.- Walking distance; 12 rooms, well furnished; $40 rent. $650; $500 down. Comstock, 4-3742, Ketch_m, Jef­ferson Bldg., 2-6141. ' . - .-.

right boys

See M r . M a u t z

172 Seymour .St,

CAN USE several young men to set pins and help in bowling alleys. Top wages. Syracuse. Industrial Club, 226 W. Gene­see B t

CHAUFFEUR arid Caretaker—Not a hard job; draft exempt; near Schiller Park. Write K-I68 Herald-Sournal. COLLECTOR—PART OR FULB-TIME

With knowledge of Syracuse arid furround-ing area, for large, established debit; no selling: experience not necessary: par._ilow-ance. Apply today, 212 Chimes Bldg.

business; cash commissions; experience unnecessary; full, part time; fast selling P-frlotic designs; factory service; re-Peats; free kit." Match Corporation of America. 34S3 FR, W, 48th- PL. Chicago.

DEFINITELYr new trade stimulator for merchants with defense stamp tietip; 2 small sales.,daily pays $90 weekly, plus

PART OR FULL-TIME WORK Afforded rellabW man (Gentile), with

f iroper credit reference, servicing estab-ished chain automatic .accounts, creat­

ing outlet for nationally known HASON MINTS, known over 75 years. Rated wholesale Jobber behind this offer. Work may be handled evenings or Saturdays unttil expansion requires more time. Down payment da stock and equipment $500 to $l,500;»b»iancs for earnings. In­c o m e r ' s weekly after feasonable»3Cp*Ji'" slon period; No selling or experience re­quired. Write.' giving phone, to G-116, HentldiAmerrctmr——r?

repeats; free kit 500 N. Dearborr?,

Publicity Chicago.

Enterprises,

EXECUTIVE type salesmen to contact male ..companies in Syracuse and sur­rounding territory; represent manufac­turer of proven photo-copying equip­ment in great demand by defense Indus­tries, offices. Institutions, to make pho­tostat type copies; substantial earnings on commission basis; leads furnished; splendid repeat orders; car necessary. Contact A L. Creange, Onondaga Hotel, Tuesday, March 17.

DRIVER SALESMAN Age .21 to 39_- io - jwr i estbalished whole­sale route.: Salary and commission. Call 2-3127 or write K-160, Herald-Journal.

[NEW Spring-Summer Shoes—$l-$2 every salet door-opening demonstrator; spe-

! <".ai o f ten; free samples. Moench Shoes, I 72,. Boston,. Mass.

_f"—

182 WANTED TO BUV

• HOUSEWIVES I Because of higher 'cost of living, you can I earn extra income. If yon feel yett hav« 4

h o w * a day free to apply to business propo-t>t_h.- . J , ; , t „ . ht.v, „» .^ . i sitlon. Can earn $15 to $25 part time, bas«W ^ _ ^ A % ^ i ; ? H « « « . W r i l e K-1«C Herald-Amerl-

. .J ler . S25 8. State. 3-2076. i e "- —1 1 . SOWLING^ALLSTBqOGHT^.ABHlPAro i ™ S S ^ C r ___S_____i !%.

__SOLUTELY used furniture • tc . Max Teeler

rTSSii^iiron^K'. ',?*% %2$Sxim pD*r

1t*0__o_1 lmXj m » _ - _ _ _ _ _ » S _ I P P _ ^ CLERK _T_ne

Juat call KAISU. 3-3733. » _ _ » » _ . ^ ^ money. B « w n o c l , n a s s u n j i responsibility and tuper-

THB TYPEWRITER STORE, INC 444 6. Ballna St. Phone 2-1457 or 2-1456

ICACHINB SHOF WANTED—Complete. o> Thb^lern metal-working machines In good working condition. Call Davison, 2-2890 818 W. Genesee St., 10 AM. to 6 P J * . ^

__W8PAPERS, rags, mplals iron. Phone 1-8604. Our truck will call. MONOHAN'S

' WAflTB MATEMAUJJ4 R West 8 t f C R D YOUR^xTr*

ruas Into cash 1-S W. Jefferson. St

$• B. GOVERNMENT 'needs rags, paper, metal, bags for defense. Higher price if

"__ dellvsred. A, B. A J^ Co _714 S. Townsend • * * T * _ _ S T 8 POUND F O H T O O O D RAGS High Prices paid for Paper, Metal, Eta.

MADISON WASTE MATERIAL *J»_M»^l«»n_8t_ Phone _B7n3 _ Wt Cat)

USED TYPEWRITBR W GOOD CONDITION: REASONABLE

PHONE 4-8882 ^ W B PAY cash fire _»*- bicycles, outboard

motors, motorcycles. Repairing. Bill's Motorcycle Shop. 10M B J U H S-$7»0

* " r , ' " W A N T E D ' -r. TANDEM BICYCLE

PHONE S-lSOt S i F _ - T of 3-wlfT*No. 6 entrance cable, 50

„ _ $ of No. 12 Rome* cable, one 60-ampere SM-relt 4-outlet circuit box. Call 3-4222 Monday, 9 to 5 Will pay cash

between 20 and IfS, to do cooking and, gen­eral housework in small apartment; no children: no laundry. Must have refer­ences. Go home nights; $12 week to right party. Write K-142. Herald-Journal.

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN—For "light house­work; 3 ad::lif. Stay n ig lm. Apply >:i', Merriman Ave. , , .

NEED 3 WOMEN lo complete our special

ENGINEERS DRAFTSMEN

Who arc not employed at Iheir full capacity on defense work, wanted for

IMPORTANT WAR PROJECTS

( ' ••'-• '• •'»"'"" i-V; Applicants must h«»e „*_ drmfttnf experience on the preparation of drawings for industrial buildings, chemical plants, or oil refineries.

MECHANICAL Engineers and draftsmen for process piping, power plant piping and equip­ment, tanks, pressure vessels, mechan­ical equlpmcfitt

! SALESMEN breaking all records with hew I type Fluorescent Fixture that screws irt

lust like a bulb but saves user one-half of l ight DiU every month: complete sales outfit free;" no charge, no deposit; rush name on penny postcard for biggest money opportunity of year. Skybeam Company 225, Fifth Street. Dept. 3-C. Des__ Moipw. .Iowa. "

SELL'BUSINESS CARDS, .stationery, book matches, gummed tape, restaurant 'se> ceJsttlea. salesbooks, advertising special­ties, pencils, picture cards, tags, pricing sets; experience unnecessary; 40"^ com­mission: free deals*, sale? npr-tfoilo free. David Lionel Press, 312-GT, So. Hamil-ton. Chicago, . - - _ _

WANTED—Reliable salesman for this dis­trict. Sell shoes to wearer, for nationally known company. Dress, sport, work shoes and boots for men. Liberal commissions. Free selling equipments Write Dept. H-39, Doublewear Shoe Company, Minneapolis, Minn.

ELECTRICAL r

',* Rent or Lease PARKING LOT

•__--.f_0 Carst -Central Location

Available April 1st _ADDRESSLW^15qjRE«ALD^M_KICAN THRIVING DRUG business ln"bcst resi­

dential section. Owner going into mili­tary service. This is a money-maker and won't la.it long, Cu 11 Mrs, Mosber at

Residential Mortgrage Co. 3-4191 or Evenings 4-S726

MONEY TO LOAM 150B LNVESTMEN'I S—MORTGS.

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE MAURICE FLAVIN

602 S.. A, &K. BLDG. . 2-6714. 3-6559

15411 CONVALESCENT HOMES

CEDARCREST9-4U2 C"EERFU_7 Comfortable—rooms--for- con­

valescents or elderly persons; kind, «>on-sldera4e>c^r^j^aJ_tome^g^c^o^)d^JJ836.

FATUM NURSING HOME H21 jackso_ St.. Weedsport, N Y.l—Cbeerful rooms, ex­cellent food; licensed nurses; rates reasonable. Phone Weedsport 5222.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 161 APARTMENTS^-HEATED

GENESEE ST.. W., 1624—2 and 3-room apartments; heat, lights, gas; parking. Available March 28. 4-6143 ,

GENESEE ST., W , 1637—F^rnisheo*_nfooTOsV v complete kitchen, refrigeration; business

_jotfple,pref errctf.'4-S83T. . GRACE ST.. 149—4-room apartment: 2

bedrooms; elderly couple preferred; rea­sonable.

JAMES SECTION — Beautiful 2-bedroom apartment; refrigeration: nicely fur­bished; screened porch; garage. Agent, 3-7024. ^ ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

JAMES _T. . . 731 XLeonar_. Apt_JJ__UtraCr. tlve 3 rooms, private bath, refrigeration, storeroom, porch: garage. 3-6927.

JAMES ST., 614 (The Keltogs). — Small apartment, completely furnished, refrlg-eratior^ Refined surroundings; "garage.

JAMES ST. (Just Off)—Nicely furnished, 4 rooms; very pleasant^ near bus. Call 3-0635. -

KELLOGG ST.—Complete 3-room upper apartment, attractively furnished, heat, lights gas; walking distance. 4-7715.

ADAMS ST. . -E , ltOff {University Section)— 3','i-room. modern, heated apartment; -available-Apr.-.-l;_-adults.:. Inn... preniises.

ADAMS (East). 3 rooms, $38; Holy Rosary (near), 3 rooms, $42.50; Onondaga St., 4 rooms, garage, $45; Spring St., 6 rooms (will take child). $50.

; 2-6141 KETCHAM 9-2237 Salinal—

LAFAYETTE AVE.. W.,337—3 rooms, refrig­eration;, private bath and entrance," with porches, heat, lights, gas; garage; adults.

NEWELL ST., W„ 638--? rooms, private bath, heat, electricity, gas; garage. Use of Phone. 4-1909.

100 ACRES»-Bare, on concrete road; Man-lius _cction: electricity, good water sup­ply: Available April 1. Inquire 203 N. West St,

108 OARAQES FOR RENT

_. McSRlDE, m~GcWns block, garage, 35x25; chimney; l l - f t . door opening: $15. Suitable repair shoo or storage. Plenty yard space. Fox, 827 S. Townsend. 3-8052.

GARAGE, concrete, 50x30, 205 Irving Ave. Ideal place for welder, electropiattr, etc.

PHONE 4-1613 or 2-9923

l i s HOUSES FOR RENT

150L LOANS UP TO ftdO

138A SALESLADIES

Engineers and draftsmen for Indus­trial power wiring and equipment, power Dlants.

SALESLADY—136 weekly; advertising book matches to business places; experience not essential Butler's. 148 Jay, Albany

WE START YOU IN BUSINESS Fifth Ave., New York, firm desires women to sell better spring dresses, suits, sports­wear Advertised In "Vogue™ and "Made­moiselle." also children's garments; good commission; write fully for sample book. Modern Manner, J1S Sth Ave,. New York.

- _ - _ - _ - - - - - - - - _ - _ _ i — — — — — — — — — — ^ — •

Give det* i_ of experience and hourly rate desired. U. ». cttJxens only. Write 0-117, Herald-Amertc-n.

EXPERIENCED ROOFING and siding appli­cators wanted, Steady work. Good pay. Apply In person at Roofer's Supply Co., 1041 Erie Blvd., East, Monday, between 9 AM, and 12 M. or phone 4-7873

INSTRUCTION

For a PERSONAL LOAN Come to Third Floor

Chimes Bldg. S. Salina at W. Onondaga

That's the address of THE PERSONAL FINANCE CO,, where we prefer to make loans of $25 to $250 or more YOUR WAY on Just vour signature,

PERSONAL FINANCE CO. of-N._.

LOANS ON Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry—Furt •

Shotguns—Rifles—Golf Clubs , W_1NST__N'S

211 W. Washington , - Established 18M

CASH LOANS y^uH DIAMONDS Al«n Signature Loans to Salaried , Persons

$100 Loan,—Repay $6.67 for 18 months ONONDAGA PROVIDENT LOAN

1902 Ononduga Bank Bldg. Phone 3-5211

150H MONEY TO LOAN

QUICK CASH LOANS .$25 t o $30Q*

.Friendly, Personal Service

Upstate Personal Loan CORPORATION

207 State Tower Bldg., 2~-St6o it A, Allen, Mgr,

141 INSTRUCTION

BEAUTY rjrjL'TTJR_---The famous Frederic's SYSTEM included in Beaux Arts training. Your opportunity' Cull or write today. Beaux Arts School. 428 S Warren. 2-6535

EMPLOYMENT t i t H___P WA>n_-D—FEMALE * * - l Att, _eeret»rv-Steno*. t«i, $18 tcT^io.

. __Wte*per, Under 30. *xp*rier_>ed, $M, C_« and Fire Follcy Writer* $18-$20

_r%rr_i d k . H4J Hie ci- , Od, rtgurer, $14, Dental A H t . $12-414; t_t«4 S teno , $18. Wle-tMlea for Br»*ll Wear Department,

COohs, Private Homes, i l l . Housekeeprs. Experienced, 819-812.

• Onion Spec, power Oper* , $15-112 ftriliW, Rett., Frtvate Homes. $80 Month

~3_bw___ra, WaltrenMa, Qd Salaries

naam » C n t f t or : w a f t r w w •_ Cooks, f/.

Empire Bldg. OPENINO" March 15. woman with pleasing

fgrsongilty and stability. Splendid oppor-unlty, Oood income and advancement.

_tve jriwne number. Wrlt# B»™ V-144, Herala-JournW.

' I'AKT TIME WORKER LAUNDRY AND COOKING ONLY

3757 r, OENESEE ST. CALL 3 - 4 8 -RESPON8IBLI WOMAN, age 38 to 40, iwt

prrmanent sales position in large fflaan-cial corporation. Thorough training. Salary and commUsion w l t l t - pension Plan. Wtlte in confidence, giving _ 4 * -

_ p h o n e j o K -159, Herald-Amtrloa. _ TWO OPENINGS for experieneid saTes-

ladie* "over 21. Inexperienced need not apply. Inside work. Excellent opportttnity for advancement with large organisation which recognises individual merit. 711

^Loew^Wdg , mornings _ WAITRESBIS, $$-$14 w*A; part-time cooks,

office girl fbeginner), housework girts, BI-ONKS' AGENCY, 471 S. Salina St.

WANTED—Girl or middle-aged woman to keep a perpetual inventory in stockroom: good salary for right party. Write imme-<i\i\r\i, K-ii»3. Hersld-Amertcan^

1 WANTED—Motherly womajh t<r7 care of 2 i children; stay nights optional. Inquire 387

Midland Ave. j WANTED — woman far mdlo service work,

CLARK MUSIC CO. Inquire Mr. Nordwell, ,_---i0jj__«ie_* Sauna S_ WANTED—SaCijirffor sho# store Call at

Trisngle Shoe Store Mon__y, K WMhing-

vlse others; prefer _r«ft-«xetnpt or de­ferred. Excellent working conditions. Re­ply In detail. Write K-141, Her^-Journa l .

FIRST-CLASS HORIZOrWAL BORING MUXvEWOtrrE fcATJ*, J f » BORBR ^WIK-PLANkW OPERATORS, EXPERIENCED " ON MACHINE TOOL MANUFACTURING WORK; ALSO TURRET LATRl OPERA­TORS EXPERIENCED ON BAR AND CHUCK WORK, OIVK PULL PARTICTJ-l ^ K S M m i f IJCTTER. P. O. BOX 750, COLUMBUS. O,

EMPlRfc BEAUTY SCHOOL will guide voa to success In'one of the world's leadlut professions. Lowest rat*-, considerate term* Msiir w. send ma out frsw hooklet? 451 S Warren SI -, f-IIAl

UNCLE SAM" JOBS, War increasing ap­pointments. iJ4.3J-t4d._t week. M e n -women Prepare immediately for Syra­cuse examinations. List positions—fan particulars FREE. Franklin Institute

^ 243-M.J*—'bester, N Y

1 « CORRESPONDENCE COLTISE

F t R _ f ~ C _ J _ _ LATHI MAS—None other need apply. Ryan Tool and Dye Co , 638

HATHAWAY BAKERIES can u ieTmerTlnr ektabnshed retail bakery routes Base salary, 2 2 H * eommlsstons small bond re-qulred. Apply after • A.M., jWt 8. Clinton

LARGS MANDTACTURtR fn the food buntness has sales position availsble for energetic, successful salenman. accus­tomed to calling on grocery and drug trad*; salary and expenses to r i shtm-h Reply by letter listing moat recent ex-r ienee and phon« number Writs

111, Herald-Journal. ,

M*_i»w9rk#r». oo»>d Qpenlngs, $$-$12. gnACXJSK PLACSMENI JXRVU S

ton at Salina St & * p l _ j f #

F O R F A R T - ^ WRtTK V-14$,

tOUSKWORK A_gRIfAR

YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS AIRPLANE DRAFTSMEN 1 Millions art being spent today for military and n<>n-ml!uarr planes. Thousands of draftsmen _M required! You can study Airplane Drafting In your own home, during spare lime, at low cost! For complete Information, write _rH#rn_tlonai Corre-•pondenea SFhools ,4th Floor, Univer-siyt B ldg , Syracuse, If, Y.

145 PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS

ROOMS TO RENT 151 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD

B K A R D AVE., W., J_»t ott ealina—Pleasant home; small sleeping room, for business

_JNrso^$3^50^noj>ther ro?«ners^8-812^ BEARD AVE., W., 403-JFlrst floor, very

warm, pleasant room; suitable for I or 2, Parking. Two doors from bus. 5-3093

TUTORING -Sr, and Jr. high school (Eng­lish, history, French) fmathemstics. science); 1 qualified teachers. l - t U S ,

Linoltum Mechanics SITUATlOWt WANTED

We think employed mechanics are entitled 111? M I T U A T I O N S W T D ^ — F * m _ l e to the ttetm.__ An applications treated con­fidentially Phone tor appointment. David | _ J. Sruce Oo, 818 S. Bsltna St. 3-8241 * ' ' Catholic lady, 8T«,

MATvRIED MKN UI do housework, cooking, sewing good

knowledge household stogllah; all Wrjto f-184, Herald

home t • ••, . * .' «* '• - • .-- t pesl- i *« ! !? ,*„"** '*"*

mm m esUbllshed coffee rtrate. Mult have ~ _ l ? J _ ^ t — _ , A-l driving record and good references. Car (REFINED LADY, unencumbered, seeks pc-l- , and all expenses furnished $28 salary plus 1 Hon doing housework In good home, for 1 RICH ST , 3i8—I_r»#. warm room, eomfort-eommlsston See Mr Alton, 210! E Fayetts business sdulL Wrtts) V-18_, Herald- j ably furnished, for gentleman; tut et i t , »md»y, t A.2, to t P.M. fsrtnttfSS-.l £ _ « _ - _ I t*«M, rtMon-ih. t-«48.

BE.vn IF; ST.—Nice ple»sant room; bresk-fsat optional. Adult family. No other roomers. _ Oarage. 8-4872. _̂

BKLLBVUK AVE., 123* — Large, pleasant room next to bath; beautiful home; excel'

_4j^»»^l»b»»h«^tj^v*taJamt^__5-2024^ BO*RDRN AVI.', W, tExclusive _*_U_t>-'-

Hi-iuiUm room, private bath; frntle-__man: s tesmJ)eat^parJt ta» l t_J-J i f I . BUCKINGHAM AVE.. 232-Attractive room. , automatic heat, hot water, estra Itvs-

tory; I bus lines; gsntlsmtn. 8-3*82 COURT ST ' Hes«»r_ bearoom, suitable for

2; near bath; breakfast optional; private family; on busj lnt , Phone --twTT.

CROUSE AVE. S.. 502—Plea.snt "studio rooms; elean, w a r n , community kitchen:

_Jrell_ftmushed;_3MMM lines. 4-8086 tDtcnBFTldNAIXY NIC- rtOOM—Hear tile

shower bsth, let 1 or », Prlvtte family ^Psrttog^Cal l after 4 P.M. t-f0C'.w OENES-i - T _ 7 _ „ 1451 —Hieelr n jn l sh iu

room, first floor; water til room: gentlt-lHan preferred; parkirtt. 41854.

LARGE, Pleasant room In beautiful liom*; excellent neUhborhnod „rlt«t« famllr, SBtomstle heat; reteretww. ' —

MIDLAND AV_S._ I t . Comfortabl*, Well Furnished Room

M*«l»_qptional, on sua Line _ _ _ ONONBAOA S T 7 W T ^ » «-_rLc_ii„n>—

W#n f.ruWht4 front roam, alt Son* venlttnecs; also doubl* room. »-4»ttUJ

RICH I t . . 28»—ttrg*. _VwW^-—5r*lt3 rooms, next bath: beautifully turntth«d; breakfast optional; 1 buses * - » M

BORDEN AVE., W. (Off So Walklng distance. Lower, entirely redec­orated '4 large outside rooms. Rubber tile kitchen and bath. Shower. Waii-Tex, double dish washer sinks, table top gas range, Frigidaire, large closets, basement storage, stationary tubs, hardwood floors, porches, complete insulation, storm windows, screens. Dustless auto­matic oil heat. Garage available. Adults References. By appointment call 8-3487.

CATHERINE ST.. 319—Desirable '4-room apartment, refrigeration; immediate pos­session :^42 ;50 :L_rmjuJr^AP3rtmer)t^^__

DOWNTOWN LOCATION—Newly "decorated. 4 rooms, bath, steam heat, $30. See Mr. La Rock, 442 E. Jefferson St,

ELLIS COURT APTS,, Corner Woodbine <_600 James St.)—Living room, Murpny bed. kitcfier^dJne_tto,^how'«^A^rU_L__

FELLOWS AVE.—Vety desirable, 3 rooms. tile bath with shower, refrigeration; adults only; available. 4-4080. -.".- ^

FTOMA-T'ST.—Lower^j-room studlm prl-*»t« mvatow and toilet; lights, gas; adnlta; 2 bus lines; $30, 4T5280.

GEDDES. S. 1101—New modeTn apartments. Living room, kitchenette, bedroom, modern bath; electric refriceration; beautifully decorated. $42.50, 860. 5-5461.

OENESEE ST., E-, 1505 (Commodore Apts.) —Attractive 3 rooms; refrigeration, t l te shower; elevator. Rhone 5-5618,

GENESEE ST. </__-) — Why pay more when you can get these beautiful 4 rooms, private bath, steam heat. Janitor

_ s e r y i c e for 825, 701 S. MCBrlde, Apt, 4. GENESEE ST., E,, 1127—3 rooms and small

kitchen, first floor; 4 rooms third floor; _B?.___!0!^'I! j te_- 1 ._ i^^ JAMES—Desirable front corner, j"-bedroom,

heated apartment, $80; University, newly decorated, 2-betfroom apartment, $56; centrally located bedroom apartment, t i l* bath, shower, refrigeration, $80; bachelor ap'artment^ $42.50.

Dorothy G . Ingalls •The Home Finder." State Tower Bldf.

3^ l5»j_Res . 5-8T3Jj^5J:2235;;_9-239«___ LEAVENWORfrTAPTS . 615 James St.—At­

tractive 6 rooms front, t l y bath. Also 'bachelor' April 1 ;_parking. 2-3881, ',

LODI ST., all—3-room partly heated apartment: private home; counle pre-ferred. Call after 6:30 JP.M. 3-3788.

RAYNOR AVE.. E.. 319—Upper 3 rooms. private bath, heat, lights ana parking space. Call_downsl*lr«. - ,. _,

SOUTH SIDE—FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT LIGHTS. OAS: GARDEN; 840

CALL B-3039 AFTER 5 STATB ST., S., 1429—Heated upper, 6

room*, large living worn, fireplace; t , large bedrooms, porches; garage optional, _Aprlt 1. _. THE MILDRED, 218 GreeiTst.—Brantf new

3-room and bath apartments; heat, tights, f « s ; reasonable, 3-1748,

UTiiVBRarTY—Large living room, fireplace, sun ptrlof, dintttt , kltchenetui, larw* h e d r _ e _ , »hOWCT.,dlshwasher rerrl |*ri-MoBj_Aprll 1. t - B M - m i l , Wt.Ttim,

WBHTWORTH APARTMBHTS (Co'. W * * cott and Avendale Pl . l -Beaut i fu l corner apartment, egfra largt living room, rt» frlterttton; t i ls bath; April I, Apply Mr.

. Damon, premises, or J -HtL•• •__ . _.._.. i i S T RmStDBHttAL — Redteorattd, |

Kwms; fireplace, ille shower, rsfrtteratOr; g sr sg i ; tdult« 1_Sypt J_4-t4t l_OT 5-1837

SMALL" APARTl-BHt, a u _ _ _ t t e heat, tight, t a t , use of Phone; .reasonable; buslnesa. couple, preferred. 8-1322, 4-$tM,

$25—O'Brien Apartments—$40 2, 3, 4-room apartments, nicely furnished or unfurnished, newly decorated; elevator; Janitor; central, 328 W. Willow St. 3-0880.

SALINA, 8., 1818—2 rooms, Frlgldatre. Onondaga St., W.. 653—Large 2 rooms. These apartments very attractive. Adults. SOLCUM AVE,—Lady, alone, will share

pleasant heated, newly furnished apart-ment, business lady; .reasonable. 4-7039.

BELLEVUE—Lovely center hall , colonial; fireplace, sunroom, 3 bedrooms, tile shower bath, extra lavatory; maid's room and bath on third floor; automatic heat; garage; $75'. • . * E: GENESEE (Overlooking)— 6-room Co­lonial; fireplace, tile shower bath, game room with fireplace, automatic heat; a t ­tached garage; $80.

SALT SPRINGS—8-room house: sunroom, master bedroom, 2 others, sleeping porch; garage; $55. ., ' .

CO-OPERATIVE. 5-6310: 748 S, BEECH DURSTON AVE., 5Jp —..Desirable home; 4

bedrooms, tile bath, shower up; fireplace, sun parlor, breakfast room, lavatory, l bedroom down; 2-ear garage; 86i. 2-5659.

EUCLID AVE.. 1409—8-room house; fire­place, oil heat; 2-car garage; %6&.

Martin Real Estate, 2-6805 or 4-4481

SNOWDEN APTS.. 400 JAMES ST. Right downtown; 2. 3. 4 rooms, newly fur­nished and decorated; light, gas; tanitor; elevator; steam heat: $5,50 to $14. _____ SOLVAY—Madlyn Apts.. 160 Orchard Rd.; - 3 rooms, private bath, steam heat. Ore-

Place, gas, lights, Frlgldatre. $10. 8-1516. SOUTH WEST ST. 80-—Two-room front;

steam beat, hot water; gas, lights; adults.' _________

STA>1SBURY APTS;—3-fciom efficiency, refrigeration. For business people. Park­ing. Call at 403 Comstock. 4-4884,

UNIVERSITY AVE. Small Apartment for Refined Person

PHONE 4-8182 UNIVERSITY SECTION, 304 Stadium PL—

4 rooms, 2 bedrooms, refrigeration, steam heat; adults; clean; furnished, 4-3927.

UNW__SJTY SBCTIOH— 1st class, 3 rooms, shower bath, refrlgenstiori, lovely furni­ture. Helen M. Green, Broker, 6-2634.

HAWLEY AVE^ 317—lif*_tty_ newly deco­rated inside and out. Inquire 910 On-£l^daga Savings Bank Bldg. ^

JAMES (Upper)—Distinctive English - Co­lonial: modern; perfect condition; first floor lavatory, 3 bedrooms, ule bath; 2 -car garage.' April 1; $60. Sunday e*U Mr. Corrin. 4-7723 or 5-9686

Clark Real Estate, 2-3121 MIDLAND. 2119— $48 month buys home, HUDSON, 125—$41 mftith buys home.

STANPLEY. _1:3488_,^ ONONDAGA ST.t-.w7,' 1861^-T-famiiy,. large

living room, fireplace, lavatory 1st floor, master bedroom, 2 others, sleeping porches, tile bath: garage: adults. In-

_ , .«__• 1681 W.̂ Onondaga S t . . - „ . " , . S«LT"SPRINGS—Nicely located S-bedroom,

l-famlky; completely modem:- 2-car ga -rage. April 1; $55. Owner, 5-3108, 3.-2853.

SEELBY RDv-Vtry desirable 1-famlly. 4 bedrooms, fireplace, sleeping porch; g_« rage. April I; $70, Owner, 5-3108. 3-2853.

SENECA TURNPrkE (Near)—6-room home. 3 bedrooms, Ist-class condition; 6 clothes closets,-Inclosed porch, nice kitchen and pantry; garajre: vegetable gild flower •pace; $S0.

COGSWELL'S SOUTH SIDE REAL ESTATS 2692 s . Salina Open Sunday 4-3145 N

• FA R II FARMERS' MARKET PLACE -tab* CMeks

BABY CHICKS FROM BLOOD-TESTED FLOCKS—Heavy and light asst; (our selection). $3.50 per 100. Large English Wh. L*gborns,r Hamp, or R. I. Reds, Bar or Wh. Rocks, Crosses, 88.98 per loo

CO Commission Sale— Anetloas MARCH 16 MONDAY

Name.2nd choice, Ot. Leghorn B'Oiler : ™ ' _ _ r i . v S - _ 1̂ 4 t ^ - - m -^——_-rhicks $1 50 net 100 Lsrze Ena Wh WEuNEBD_YB EACH WEEK—Commission

Lh_hoSr•n.Spu%S:, t S 4 $ * & J t J S m „*_!_ J J»E:•„ «_«_____«__J5_. from ad, Quaker Brand Chicks, 37

Pearl St;, Brldftton. ft. J. BABY started chicks, blood-tested. New

Hampshire*, Rocks. Ratchet each week. Custom hatching. V. B. Kcnyon (HI . Mar» cellus. N. Y.

- H i C K S - _ _ r r t _ White Rocks and W/an-dotte* 10c each. Started ehleks H O.

__Plow»r^lU Frinkll-Trayettevil lt . S84-R HARTW1CK qUALTTY CHICKS — Single

comb Whit* Leghorns backed by years of blood testing, trap nesting and progeny testing using only families that art healthy and lay a large number of large uniform pure white e f t s . We also have Barred Rocks and Burred Rock red crosses. Hartwlck Hatchery, Inc., Hart-wick, H, Y, .

START YOUR early chicks in WyanVa double-wanted, double Insulated floor brooder house Protects against - all weather changes. RounoVdesign, sectional construction. Take down or set up quickly. Low price, tot up your place, wyant's Brooder House, Mnrtvta, H, Y. __

V B CERTIFIED Whits) Upborne, Sexed Pullets and Cocker-It, .PuUOrum Tested

Grounds. William A, Msloney, Auction* eer. Syracuse. 3-7070,

n Wsnted UvMtoctt

Auction on* mil* west ot Phoenix. N, Y, Farm goes in war project. Jersey cows, house, farm tools, grain, hay, household goods. Set of con­tractor and Carpenter tools, etc, Olen Hay-den, owner, Thompson, auctioneer.

BEEF CATTLE and Car**- Best prices paid delivered at our plant P D. Camp W, Womw Rd Coftlgnd Phafie 1«tt

CATTLE—Calves, iamt>t and itvt pigs erlng top prices at Hofmann Packlm Co. Phone wrltt _r call for quotations Over to > ars of fair detllni Stock received •Yf»V d J 7 and op to l l i l l Stturdtv.

^ i 8 ^ j _ J j £ a w t t h t llvd Can 1-4181 , ATTBHtlON FARMERS! Phnne t-lJ«4, re-

veme charges, we come! Dead horses and cows, $3 Old. dliabled horsas, $3-813. M, D. Besrdslej , Syrsouse R.J>, I,

D ' A D OR DISABLED "ANIMALS removed promptly; 84 for mature, dead horses or cows; $4 to t t l for old, disabled horses. Phone Sempronltts lO-F-22, reverse. Rtut Rendering Works. „

Wanted Poultry __,

Wriwfor7iK_5r tnB^rtott, LA V A U * p°.7»''™\__f *}± BINBS_.WIII em for POULTRY FAR-tV lltniphlt . ft. T

Horses, Osttle, f t fs

FRESH AND C L O U Canadian HolsUin eows and htlfert Aceredlttd. M months to nay Roy A. Tuttlt. Kings ferrv. M T

RORSKB AMD M A R M - l l vou want t good •1L

ti l you htva c t i h ntld 1 Brtutmtn f t . _Comsto«k Ayt_4-t4IT

call A. J Tmtoeh Psi Rd Ring 8 - i l l l . tfW answer ring i - r f i j ,

H l-rm Bftttprntnt horse, tee SILL PAOU Mtnuut Cenutr Al.US-CHAl.M«RS Tttctoet ,n<i _ , u v .

1_S! Iff APARTMKNT8

PUTNAM S T . 230- Lower 8 rqom«; Ille bath, oak floori; t a r t * . ; $38.4*73*5, M Matonev, t o n Bellevo* * w , _

r R t W M S . $17; t s r t t e , t i .Ml adulU only; pleasant toeatlon: ***hth house past Wilt _ Baumer. Liverpool road.

R ^ W j B l l * from - Syr teat* SEVERAL tood work harsei. uttd' trtctort

and farm Implemsnts Main* Hunt _ Co., Skai_at_Wii, 14. Y, Phone 460.

OC CoromMM Sale — Aae-ons

l_3A f -J lT-A I . M O N D ST., ti l—Clean, eamfortabl* i

i and 4-room flat* u s to l i t CALL 1-3131 OR ANV RROKBR

BELLEVUE Modern 8-room apart-merit. I bedrooms: t t r t g f . , , , , . , . . I t t .S t

SOUTH BTDB- Modern l-foo«i apart-ment 1 bedrooms, rants Aiking 33 50

ONfTNDAOA «T ( N s t M - O o a d _• l -oedmom tpsrtmeni; rsnge , 4d4»

LINCOLN PARK (Nsarv-Modem M „ twhi: 3 bedrooms, rants; f t r _ # * M M

•1IOIJD AVB i N e s n BuMjItlil «*-b e d r o o m ananment , fireplace, rami*; gataa* . . . - *• M

Poraeroy OrganiiRtion, 2 3 i i _

COMMtSSlON SALE March II, Wodnr-aday, 1*00 P M.

A tood selection of tprlnttrt and fresh eows, haifars and stock bulls. This la the piae* to Mil any kind of stock you have, far *»le Yotl tat the top pre vaiiinf prie* and you get your OAKn. Oft your stock in tarty and | * t better service. Work hi.rtet ds lry .eows and haled hay tor salt «v*rv day.

mtnv M*-*™1 «*°* w w d trtrtort tod Ordtr tarty grant * Lind 31-3)

_ N < " W M J t * 4 __ ]§SBqr-_4rrtt and Aiits-Cnalmtri

Burton Livt .Stock Ixchonfl* }¥B_. VERNON, N T . , PHONE § 8 J

Oa-dtr. Si Auburn CAB*,

[*r_» tractors. All models «_mi_"ln".n,«kT H W. <^ftk,_DeRuyi«r, N V

~*IY-Hrw Cast; soma used tqulp-^ MB fcoA. Bucklty R j , IKtftk

R D 1 Phnne 1 48*7 or t -Mi* •no AIIU r a . l m . r . Eouipment -" natdrd p . r y now w* <»u t tpt lr Unt aarlr HMttt Ohurch Sald-

»JN S - R O i n n C K i R T T Y f% Hi a to rfRw, I i t y t r a t trattort and grain hinder* i Barr»__Ptfker Ohiti#nan|o J I _ J f j REMUS transplant*? aitta p h m p h t U T - t -I tachmtnt; on* 16 to traeton s w »• 1 wheel drlvtt an* Hutber *,.

L • * :^ i€_S MORSE AUCTION t l CHAMBBRS SALSS * !

-ItCHANOt tWA~" Thursday, t p t n l

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A M 4 8 UNADILLA, N Y « k 19 t l 13 M f U Three . ish IOWA and INDIANA *

ful,h*r Ink* newt MM; lft-c»n FRMIfD-AtRt milk Cooler, t t l i : MtC-baaring double mil»*r unit (Ilk* nsw> 1*0 A B, SHOWN _ BONi, Cinmnnalut, ¥ 7 _ 7

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