BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1938 27

Wife Preservers To make rice flaky, after cooking pour it into a colander and rinse it in warm water. Then pat Into a shallow pan, cover with a damp cloth and bake for five minutes in a moderate oven.

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BUFFALO COURIER.-EXPRESS

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Winning Contract By T B I FOUB ACES

tDastd Bumttin*. Merwin O. Mater, Oswalt Jacob*. Bower* Schen&eu)

AGGRESSIVE BIDDING REWARDED

Aggressive bidding by Sherman Stearns and Morrie EMs was re­warded with a fine score in the

M a s t e r s Pair

Bit* Cert Va!«fi of tht

four-Acts System

A C C * , . • . • • • ** ning ••••••• z Queen . . . . . . 1 J a c k . . . . . . . . 7)

Vol** of Feck t4 Avteraee Bent IH

* 10 2 <? Q J 7 S 0 QH * 10 9 7 4

Championship at Asbury Park. N. J., which they recently annexed. Most players in Mr. Stearns" po­sition stopped ait the safe contract of three spades. But. having once received a free

bid from his partner, he felt that a game bid was a very worthwhile gamble. The hand was distinguished by some fine defensive play by West. Unfortunately for the defenders, East failed to reach the same heights.

l fortt , Dealer Neither side vulnerable

Mr. F.lUa

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4 A Q J f C f V * 0 7 1 4 A K 3 1 l Mr. Stearns

The bidding:

North Eaat South West P a n 1<? W*. *S> 3 0 Pass 4 4 P a n Pass P a n West opened the queen of hearts

and then, gazing earnestly at the dummy, decided that the best chance to obtain tricks was in clubs. In order to do this, dummy's two trumps would have to be removed. There­fore a shift was jnade to the spade ten. which East ducked. Mr. Stearns now planned to take two finesses in diamonds in order to obtain club discards. But when he led a small diamond towards the dummy, West promptly went up with the queen. Winning with dummy's ace, Mr. Stearns returned toe jack. He rea­soned that if East returned a trump, the jack of clubs might still provide an entry caret; and W any event ruf­fing one club in dummy would still leave him a trick short of his con­tract. Had East now followed his partners fine defense and returned a trump, the hand would have been get. But he erroneously concluded that East's play of the queen of dia­monds had indicated a daubleton. So he now returned a. third diamond,

-''much to- his partner's disgust.

Mr. Stfarns naturally discarded a club and now, presented wtih an­other entry to dummy, seized the opportunity. to take a spade finesse and win his contract.

CaMwright. ISJJ

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11 NIAGARA ST. WA. 0781 or GR. 0133

Dr. Holaday Speaker at Zonta Inter-City Meeting

Dr. Beverly Holaday, associate head of the education department of Predonla State Normal School, will be the speaker at the dinner Satur­day night at the Shorewood Country Club where the Dunkirk-Predoma Zonta Club will be the hostess group for a weekend inter-city meeting of Zontians of this vicinity. His subject will be Vienna Contrasts. Miss Loeta Niebel will be toastmaster.

Sunday morning will be given over to what the guests desire to do. Drives will be planned for those who wish them.

At the Sunday dinner, Miss Jessie Ekins, of St. Catharines, Ont, dis­trict Zonta chairman, and Mrs. Mabel Binns. of Erie, Pa,, regional chairman, will speak on the Banff (Alta.) convention and future activi­ties of Zonta. Cloyd Steinmetz. secretary of the Dunkirk Chamber of Commerce, will speak on Woman in the Community.

Birthday Greetings

Taylor Class to Meet The first social meeting of the

Taylor class of Lafayette Presby­terian Church will take place tomor­row night at the home of Mrs. Harold J. Heist, 632 West Perry Street with the following commit­tee in charge: Miss Emma Helbig, chairman; the Misses Grace Burns, Marjorie Gunning and Jessie Bow­man, also Mrs. Harold Graham, Mrs. George Steel and Mrs. George Chapman.

COUNT? COORT: U U I COUNTY—Buffalo •avtncs Bank, Plaintiff, vs. Areata Black and Marfartt Black. ru» wUt: Alfred Joan Odds*. Bank of WtlSaaatvlue; Donald F. Orarnar. Defendants (IN CaMforaia Drive. Williams-villa. M 1.) To Uia abort oarnad Defendants: ±

You ara btrsa? iumaonsd to answer tha complaint ID this aettoa. and to aarva a oopj of roar answer, or It the complaint Is not tarred with this summons, to serve a notlca of appearance on the plaintiff's attorney, within tvantv days attar tha service of this summons, exclusive et tha da* of service. ID aase of roar failure to appear or answer. Judg­ment will be taken against you by default tot tha relief demanded Is the complaint.

Deiad: Buffalo, New tori.jSGTlth. 1»M. UTTLB AND SORT. Attorneys tor Plaintiff.

Office and f O Address. Buffalo Savings Bank Bide*., ataia and Huron Streets. Buf­falo. New York,

To the fsltowtat named Defendants: Areola Black and Margaret Black, bis wife: The foregoing suauaons ts served upon you

by publication pursuant to an order of Bon. T B Thorn. Special County Judge of Brie County, state of New York, dated tha eth day of August. 183*. and filed on tha tut day of August. 1*3*. with taa complaint, la the office of tae Clerk of the County of Brie, at Buffalo, atria County New York, the original complaint herein having bean filed la said office on the •th day of Jury. 1*3*

The object of this action ts to foreclose a mortgage dated the 4th day of August. 1*33. made by the defendants. Archie Black and Margaret Black, his wife, to the plaintiff to secure the payment of Twenty-five hundred Dollars (tStOOSOt with interest, and covering Jtwflelset described in the complaint herein; and that e brief description of the property affected by this action is: «

Village of WilltamsviUe. Towa et Amherst. County of Erie. State of New York, California •treat, now known as California Drive, South aide. 131 55 feet west of Cayuga Street: being *• feet front lint. SO.34 fee; rear line, 113 63 feet east tine and 111.30 feet west Una. and feeing ommonly known as it* California Drive,

Ds'ed: Buffalo, New York. August eth, 1J3S tUTUS AND BURT, Attorney! for Plaintiff.

Office and P O. Address. Buffalo Savings Bank Bidg., Main and Huron Streets. Buf­falo. New York.

Aug .ll.ll.SS.Seot.l.t.lS

The staff of the Junior Courier' Express sends best wishes to these members of The Courier-Express JoUy Junior-Sunshine Club whose birthday anniversary is today:

BUFFALO JUNIORS Nancy Abbott Norman Bagley Anna Barbara Ruth Baskln Henry Bembenisto Florence Bonn Donald Boyle James Bradey T. Callaslto Marian Capitano James Coleman J. Connelly. Jr. Robert Conrad Ellen Corbln John Dascola R. Deering, Jr. Dolores Emaer Richard Plenecak Shirley Fletcher Elizabeth Oalajda Anthony George Teddy Gmyrek M. Oollwltzer Bobby Goulet S. Grzegorzewski George Hanor Gladys Kurd Teddy Janlsasewskl John Jank Frank Jaszczak Margaret Johnson Doris Juhre Joseph Kanaley Marjorie Karl Helen Keck Eileen Kelly Loretta Knab Clara Koester Warren Koester May Kopera

Erie County, N. T.

Irene Banach. Cheektowaga: Edward Bienlaiz, Woodlawn; Francis Ciealelski, Cheektowmga: Herbert Felber, Cheekto-waga; Virginia Haag. Eaat Eden; Ken-drick Healy, Alden; France* Hteat, De-pew; Eatermay Koran. Tonawanda;; Peggy Lacy, Willlamaville; Irig Lake, Lake View.

August Lemke, Orchard Park; Emily Mlklluakl, Depew; Frances Miller, Clarence Center: John Motycsynskl, De­pew; Jullanna Royal. Eaat Aurora; Mary Schrelber, Orchard Park; Harold Segar. Orchard Park; Arthur Shegda. Cheekto-wasra; Vernon Trover. Alden; Irene Zleltnska, Depew; Olga Zubec, Lacka­wanna.

Jane Kuberka Alfred Kucewlcz R. Kulakowskl Helen Larlah Vera Luczka Beverly Malsel T. Meskotowlca Henry Miller Henry Mlacko Christine Monaco Eleonore Moscicka Mickey Neenos William Noble Philip Palumbo Lawrence Parrino Abllne Prejna Billy Qulnlan Harry Radder Dolly Roycroft Albert Santor. Jr. Evelyn Schoeder . J. Schraufstetter Robert Schwabel Barbara Schwlgler Peter Scott Margaret Sendker Jack Smith Max Spector Lottie Staslnska Harold Truman Mary Vlrostko Dorothy Walczyk Rusaell Weaver Edward Wentland Huey Whitehead Morris Wlnestlen Dick Winter Irene Wollcka Clifford Zlemer

ADVERTISKMSNT FOR BIDS BUFFALO SBWIRS

P WA. Project No. N. Y. 183«-R Sealed bids for the construction of a wall

around the existing sexLmentsUon tanks at the Sewage Treatment Plant on Bird Wand, as a part of the Intercepting Sewer and Sewage Treatment Plant Project, wtu be received by the Buffalo Sewer Authority at Room 103*. City Hail. Buffalo, New York, until 11:00 a. m.. Bastern Daylight Saving Time, on the Mnd day of September. 193*. at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud.

The work comprises a single contract divi­sion known as Division XXI—Wall Around Sedimentation Tanks, and includes the con­struction of a wall approximately t feet high aad 1 too feet in total length. eonsisUng of brick sad cut stone masonary pilasters, ap­proximately 30 feet on centers, connected by wood plank panels and gates, with concrete foundations.

Proposals are to be made and contracts awarded on th* bast* of ua.t price and lump mm bids, Th* Instructions to bidders, form et proposal, form of contract, specifications. plans and forms of proposal, performance and maintenane* surety bonds «nay be examined at the office of the Buffalo Sewer Authority. Room 103*. City H*U. Buffalo, New York, and • copy thereof may be obtained upon a de­posit of »1S. 00. to be refunded upon return of r i s aad documents in good condition within

days after the opening of the bids. The Buffalo Sewer Authority reserves th*

right to waive any Informalities in or reject any or all bids. No bids will be accepted. however, estcewt with the prior approval ot the Project BBgdneer of th* Federal Bmer-gwncv Administration of Pubiie Works.

Bid security by cash or certified cheek la the amount of *7S*. or a proposal bond in the •mount of S3.ISO. la required, subject to the aaasdiUeaW provided in tht Instruction to Bidders.

This contract is to be financed bv a loan and grant from (he Federal Emergency Ad-gejnistration of Public Works,

AttesUoa of bidders is particularly called to the requirements as to rendsion* of em-•aayaveat to be observed 4nd minimum wage gates to be pa.d under the contract.

No bidder shall withdraw his bid within 4» ways after the actual date of th* opening thereof. ,

Any bidder may withdraw hit bid prior %e the scheduled closing time for receipt of t*ds or author,red postponement thereof.

BUPPALO SEWKR AUTHORITY < Signed> Daniel K. MeCarriagher

Chtinnan. Dated. September *V 193*. Buffalo New York.

Bept l . i i

The Courier-Express Jolly Junior Sunshine Club, numbering more than 220,000 members. Is one of the largest and finest boys and rirls* newspaper club* In the country. Read of the activities everr week In The Sunday Courier-Express.

IRIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT OP PURCHASE 134 WEST EAQLE STREET. BUPPALO, N. Y.

Sealed proposals, for printing Erie County Annual Tax Sale Notice for year 1*31. will be publicly opened in th* offie* of the under-•I'S**. *6 "•*• *• m- Tuesday. September 37, 193*. in accordance with ip*dficationi on til* at the above addreae. EDWARD O. DOBE. Purchasing Agent for

County of Erie, Dated September 1«, 1»3». Sept. 1S-1J-17

CITY OP BtTTFALO EXECUTIVE OIPARTMENT. DIVISION OP

PURCHASE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at th*

Of tie* of th* Division ot Purchase. 303 City Mall. Buffalo. N. T.. until eleven o'clock A. M. Eastern Daylight Saving Time. Friday. Sep. tember » d . 1*3*. for furnishing ONE (li LINEMAN'S TRUCE, to the Department ot Police. In accordance with specifications on file In the Office ot the Division ot Purchase

Proposals make he mad* upon the bid forms furnished by the Director of Purchase.

Bids must be sealed and addressed to th* Director of Purchase and marked

•BID ON LINEMAN'S TRUCK' No bid will be considered unless accompanied

by a aid bond In the amount of twenty-five per cent (38%) of the amount bid. said bond to be approved by the Corporation Counsel as to form and by the Comptroller ot the City of Buffalo as to sufficiency, or by cartlfied check in th* amount of ton per cent (10%) of the amount bid. made payabU to the City of Buffalo. In the event the successful bidder tails to eater into contract and furnish a bond guaranteeing th* performance of th* contract, such check shall be and become the property of the City of Buffalo as the agreed and liquidated amount ot the damages to the City of Buffalo, caused by such failure, and the penalty ot such bid bond in th* amount of twenty par cant (30%) thereof, shall..he and become the minimum amount of the damages suffered by the City as liquidated damages caused by such failure.

The Director of Purchase reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any informalities.

JOSEPH L. DOWNINO. Director of Purchase.

Sept. IS. 193*.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals for the construction of

boardwalk in Beaver Island State Park, on Qrand Island. Erie County. NeW Vork. wiU be received at the office of th* Niagara Premier State Park Commission. State Office Building. 63 Court Street. Buffslo. New York, until 10 a. m.. Daylight Sa '.ember 33, 1*3*. and then until 10 a. m . Daylight Saving Time. Sep­tember 33. 193*. and then will and read publicly. be opened

Proposal blanks, envelopes, drawings and specifications may be obtained upon payment of *5 80 per set. after September 1. 193*. at th* Stat* Offic* Building. Court Stre*t, Buf­falo. New York, No refund will be made for th* return ot drawlnga and specifications Such propoaa! must be accompanied bv a cer­tified check of not less than five per cent «S%) of the amount of the bid. The success-f il bidder will be required to give a bond in the sum ot one hundred per cent >!0Q'-> of the amount of the contract. Engineer'! estimate—S25.S46 00

The Commissioners reserve th* right to re­ject any or all bids.

COMMISSIONERS OP THE NIAGARA FRON­TIER STATE PARK COMMISSION.

ALBERT B. COLS, Secretary Sept, l . l . t l

ANNOUNCEMENTS

P e r s o n a l s 5

NEWCOMERS to Bufralo and Niagara Falls establishing home* are offered many courtesies through Welcome Wagon Service. You may assist by telephoning addresses o£ new resi­dents to GA. 8356 or Niagara Palis 5S82.

AUTOMOTIVE

A u t o m o b i l e s — F o r S a l s I S

USED reconditioned sewing machines, $7.50 up. J. N. Adam As Co.. MA. 1111.

AUTOMOTIVE

32 DODGE 6 COUPE Paint, Hres and condition far abev*

' ante*:

$125 J-U-S-T-l-C-E

1133 M A I N 1164 MAIN

'34 CHRYSLER 4-DOOR SEDAN

Refmuhed in dark blue, tires very good and mechanically perfect.

$325 J U S T I C E

1133 M A I N 1164 M A I N

36 TERRAPLANE COACH

With built-in trunk, dual equipment. whipcord upholstery, looks and runs

Ilk* new.

$425 J U S T I C E

1133 M A I N 1164 MAIN

37 CHRYSLER ROYAL Z-Door Touring Sedan, original gun-metal gray finish, tires like now, •quip­ped with overdrive and deluxe heater.

$695 J U S T I C E '

1133 M A I N 1164 MAIN

$145 1932 CHEVROLET

SEDAN

1934 STUDEBAKER COACH

4 $245

$295 1936 FORD

TUDOR

1934 HUDSON Convertible Coups

$295

$325 1 9 3 6 P L Y M O U T H

Dal . 2 - D o o r Tour ing 1935 PONTIAC 2-Door Touring

$395

1935 BUICK41 TOURING SEDAN

1936 OLDS 6 TOURING COUPE

$495

$525 1936 CHRYSLER 6 TOURING SEDAN 1937 PONTIAC 6

COUPE

$575

$575 1936 PACKARD 120

SEDAN

1937 PACKARD 6 TOURING SEDAN

S645

BUICK—1934 model 67. 4-door sedan; gloss blacE finish, a beautiful car for only $345. John D. Dehn. BuicE Dealer. 380-390 South Park Ave.

BUICK—1934 Model 58 sedan, $225 Outlet Motora% 666 CHnton._

CHEVROLET—1937 MasterDeluxe Town Sedan, original finish, new tires, ra­dio, heater, defroster, twin horns; looks and runs like new; $579. Carl Miller, Chevrolet, 291 Tglangle St. TR.

_0J63. CHEVROLET—1937 Town Sedan. *529.

Lyth Chevrolet, Inc., 1039 Jefferson. CHRYSLER—1938 Imperial 4-door tour­

ing aedan; black finish, mohair trim, radio, driven about 6,500 miles; will sacrifice at a big discount. A. W. Julius. Chrysler-Plymouth. 215 Tri-aasjMs 8t .

DE SOTO—1937 Coach; large luggage compartment, heater; driven a little over 12,000 miles; had excellent care and shows It In every detail. Twin City Auto Co.. 2390 Delaware Ave.

DODGE—1937 4-door Touring Sedan, butlt- ln trunk. Deluxe model, only 1575. Klepfer Bros., Inc.. 1575 Main St.

DODGE—1935 Deluxe 4-door touring se­dan; new paint, motor completely overhauled. Sold with 1 year guaran­tee. Special. $369. Great Lakes Motor Corp.. 2375 Main St.

FORD—1936 Tudor Touring Sedan, radio. heater, built In trunk. $359. Cooley Motor Co.. 1274 Main.

FOIUO—1937 Deluxe coach, driven only 9.000 miles. This car is spotless; way below market. Hunt for Chevrolet*. 2240 Delaware Ave.

FORD—1937 de luxe coupe, original ma­roon fUnlsh, A-I motor and tires, clean fjpholstery, heater, radio, elec­tric clock; marked down to $485. Taylor-O'Brien Corp., 2837 Bailey.

FORD—1937 "60" Tudor sedan, trunk; original shiny black finish, looks and performs like a brand new car; yours for Just $90 down and low monthly payments. Taylor-O'Brien Corp., 2837 Bailey.

FORD—1936 Deluxe Fordor Touring, conditioned In our own Ford service and fully guaranteed, $335. Buffalo Motors. 1245 Main St.

FORD—1933 Tudor, guaranteed. $145. Awald-Jenklns. 1117 Hertel Ave.

NASH beautiful tis«d cars. Gas mileage guaranteed by distributor. Nash-Coon. 1253 Main at Northampton.

OLDSMOBILE—1938' 2-door touring se-dan; trunk, radio, heater, defroster; an- automatic transmission; a com­pany official's cat: will be sold at a big reduction. "Ballard Bros., 1302 South Park Ave.

\ EMPLOYMENT

OLDSMOBILES—Finest in the city. Eagan & Streng. 2358 Main.

OLDSMOBILE—And other makes, safety tested used cars; low prices. S. W. Miner Motor Corp., 1296 Main St.

PACKARD—1935 Convertible Victoria, 8 cylinders, General tires, leather u p ­holstery, low mileage. $595. Knox-Lacke Motors. 2495 Main St.

TERRAPLANE —1936 Brougham, tan Duco, tires like new. a clean car. $445. Frank A. Johnston, Inc.. 1555 Main St.

BRAND New. 1938 Plymouth; four to choose from. Mcintosh Motors, 2917 Bailey Ave.

CHOOSE—From over 135 fine cars. Kenmore Motors. Delaware cor. Hertel.

CITY Chevrolet for real used car bar-galns. 2585 Main St.

FINEST QUALITY Used Cars; lowtst prices. John J. Gibson. 1196 Main St.

FOR Quality Used Cars, call or set Rlefler-Bulck, Inc., 252 Main St.. Hamburg. N. Y. CL. 1269.

H. S. NEILSEN. INC. 2153 BAILEY AVE.. FOR THAT USED CAR.

HIGHEST allowance for your car on a new Pontlac 2820 Bailey.

KLEIN-WEIL CHEVROLET. INC.—Low­est prices on guaranteed used cars. Store, 1141 Main at Summer.

SMALL, medium and large cars. Cadillac La Salle Co.. Inc.

Bison

THE HOUSE OF REPUTATION PACKARD-BUFFALO. INC.

1325 MAIN COR. RILEY $15 DOWN. $3 a week buys any used

car up to $110.»Louis Engel. Jr.. 1118 MalnvSt.. 1172 MalnJSt.. 1335 Main St.

SWITCH to Dodge and save money. Wilson Motor Co.. 2300 Delaware Ave

BROST CHEVROLET INC- 2 big spot*. 1155 MAIN-1299 MAIN.

A u t o s W a n t e d 14

AUTOS bought for highest cash price*; mortgages paid. 2262 Delaware Ave.

CARS—Trucks in any condition. Moses Auto Parts. 514 Jeffcrso^, WA. 2029.

CASH—$5-25 more for your car; notes paid off. Thle's. 825 Gerjesee. TA. 9847. tene

"tin" 215

DON'T SELL your car till you get our price. A. W. Julius. 215 Triangle.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES MOTZ BROTHER3. 1114 MAIN

TOP PRICES paid for late model car* In good condition 1294 Seneca.

WE PAY highest prices for cars. Main Motor Sales. Inc. 1065 Main. Or. 7500.

WILL PAY cash for late model used cars. Holmes. 740 Abbott Rd.

A u t o T r u c k s , T r a c t o r s , T r a i l e r s 1 5

International H i - T o n D u m p . . $150 G. M. C. 2i/a-Ton. B. K? Brakes 500

MANY OTHERS GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCKS %

F A C T O R Y B R A N C H 21 Jewett Ave. UN. 6042

FORD—1937 157 in. Cab and Chassis, new motor, helper springs, dual wheels, 10-ply tires; will take a 12-ft. body, good for many year*, $495. Stephens Motors. 2495 Main St.

N. Y. TELEPHONE steel enclosed body for Varton Pickup, $10. Jerge Sales Co., 1647 Genesee. , ^ ^

T i r e s — T i r e S e r v i c e 21

LET US retread your tires; guaranteed Skllllcorn-McDermand. 1556 Main.

B U S I N E S S S E R V I C E

E x p e r t S e r v i c e D i r e c t o r y

A d d r e s s i n g — L e t t e r S e r v i c e 23

MULTIGRAPHING—Mimeographing ad-dresslng mailing list. Savage. CL. 0913.

B u i l d i n g e n d C o n t r a c t i n g ; 2 5

MERRILL CONSTRUCTION CO. CALL ON US FOP ESTIMATES

LI. 6700. COMPETENT caroenters furnished by

Job or hour. McNeil Lumber, TA. 3633.

B u s i n e s s S e r v i c e s O f f e r e d 2 6

UPHOLSTERING — 3-plec# r.ultes. *40 Cold Spring Upholstering. HU. 6998.

M o v i n g , T r u c k i n g , S t o r a g e 3 3 — 1

NIAGARA STORAQE, established 1891, every storage and moving service In­cluding fireproof room storage; con­venient location; courteous service; ask the operator for estimate. WA. 0383; agent Allied Van Lines, Inc.

O. J. GLENN <5s SON. INC.. Storage. 204 Terrace. WA. 1260.

COOK, fireproof storage; local and long distance moving. LI. 6660.

EDUCATIONAL

I n s t r u c t i o n 41

MISS LEE'S school for Interpretive reading, public address and culture of the speaking voice. GA. 402$.

EMPLOYMENT

4-Help Wanted—Fstaale 43

EXPERIENCED millinery s a l e s l a d y wanted. Excellent pay. Apply between

_ 9 and 9.30 a. m. 3 . Adams, 453_Majn. SELL—Christmas Cards; big profits; get

your free samples now. Doughton'*. 502 Stock Exchange Bldg.

WANTED—Girl for "par* »im«r~wtau^ rant work. TA. 9696.

F e m a l e W a n t e d — I n s t r u c t i o n * 4 4

BEAUTY CULTURE—Complete training. enroll now, fall classes. Andrews New School, dOf Main, Buffalo, N. Y.

H e l p W a n t e d — M a l e 4 5

MEN (2), for fast selling proposition; good pay. four own hours. Apply 629 Brisbane BklK , between 5 and^6.

WANTED — Dependable, experienced architectural draftsman by out of town architect. In reply, state ex­perience, salary, when can report for work and telephone number If posst-ble. Wrlta^ Box 940, Courier-Express.

PERMANFNT POSITION open for expe­rienced leather or rubber footwear salesman acquainted with the shoe trade in Western New York; give pre­vious experience and references with first letter. Address: Sales Depart­ment, La Crosse Rubber Mills Com-pany. La Orosse. Wis.

TWO MEN wanted for rural Rawleigh Routes available: one In Niagara County and one in Erie County; no investment required; earnings begin at once, gee company representative any t ime Baturday. September 17th, Hotel DansvlUe. DansvlUe, N. Y.

AN INDEPENDENT BUSINESS FTJ»ALY FINANCED FOR A FEW DEPENDABLE MEN. ENOR­MOUS MARKET MAKES LARGE PROFITS CERTAIN. For the right men. this .company

will fully finance a business which will be tnelr own. The company, which is a large nation-wide organ­ization—extremely strong financial­ly—will select six men, fully train them at tike company's expense, and assist them in establishing them­selves in a business of their own without a cent of Investment on their part. • Representstives will be selected for the following towns:

BUFFALO BATAVIA HAMBURG WARSAW

?ONAWANDA EAST AURORA his advertisement is not a dis­

guised pe id l ing proposition and Is NOT designed to attract vacuum cleaner salesmen, peddlers, or door­bell punchers, because our business is 80% clientele once a man Is es­tablished.

We used this same ad Monday, Sept. 12. and were able to select same good men. We can still use a"few more. The only change In the ad if the folowlng men and their earnings, which has been brought up to date. W. W, B.—A former minister made in cash last week $57.58. W. J. B—A former carpenter made in cash last week $99.50. o

H. G. K—A former salesman made in cash last week $51.80. L. C. T.—A former salesman made In cash last week $111.95. S. D.—A former sailor made In cash last week $45.65. E. G. S.—A former physical culture Instructor made In cash last week $57.20.

We could go on and fill up this co lumn with earnings of this kind.

The above earnings seem astound­ing; In feet they sound farfetched, hard to believe, almost Impossible— however, they are truer-you are privileged to see our records or to have any authority In the city In­vestigate the above figures.

Of course, we have men not mak­ing that much. Some men don't grasp the opportunity quite as quickly as others and are averaging only from $50 to $75 a week and some m e n fall with us, but we can answer that one. too. An executive of this company will give a full ex­planation of how this unusual money Is feeing made and will make a selection of six men, if possible. Men out of town will have their expenses paid if selected. T h e writer of this ad gives an open i n -vttatton to serious-minded men for* this interview Thursday morning. We won't promise to hire you. How­ever, we Will promise a courteous interview—you will have nothing to lose but your time and It might be Interesting to run this ad down and find out how some m e n make the above quoted earnings . ' You will find your Interview educational and most interesting. As a courtesy to the executives who will explain our business and our method of sett ing m e n up In their own business, we will expect men to get there be­tween the hours of 10 and 12 A. M.

Apply Statler Hotel. Room 818. Thursday, September 15th.

M a l e W a n t e d — I n s t r u c t i o n 4 6

LEARN Welding: State Metal School. 481 Elllcott St. WA. 2929.

S i t u a t i o n s W a n t e d — F e m a l e 4 8

CLEANING—82 day; references. Write Box 581, Courler-Expres*.

THOMAS AGENCY—Male and female, any kind of work. 93 Lutheran. CL. 2561. WOMAN desires work by day, week,

part t ime or evening*. WA. 5806.

FINANCIAL

B u s i n e s s O p p o r t u n i t i e s 60

HERE'S A BUY! A local business that Is nett ing more

than $10,000 annually. The sole owner is retiring.

A merchandise inventory of $5000 that has no obsolescence. Properly depre­ciated equipment of $2500. Cash «m hand $1000. Prepaid insurance of $350. And $2500 in good accounts receivable. Against these assets $1500 in accounts payable.

An exclusive franchise on nationally known products.

There's the highlights on a real op­portunity. $10000 — all cash — gets this business that will stand the most rigid Investigation.

Address Box 173. Courier-Express, stat­ing full personal and financial qualifi­cations.

ROOMS AND MEALS

R o o m s w i t h M e a l s 83

CENTRAL PK—Refined private home for gentleman, conveniences. UN._5177._

DELAWARE AVE.. 1160 — Nice singles wlth_ board $8 up; also double.

LIN WOOD, 511—Large room, good meals, garage, man; Inspection Invited.

MARINER, 134—Pleasant front, twin beds, board optional, reas. GR;_2519.

NORTH. 125 — Attractive rooms with bath or seml-|>rlvate; meal* optional.

NORTH PARK—Will board father and child. DE. 8539. .

W. HUMBOLDT PKWY., 82—Room*, hot water heat, meals optional. PA. 9216.

HOME for elderly person or seml-lnvalld. reasonable. GR. 3204.

REAL HOME for refined gentleman of good habits, in home of two adults. Box 171, Courier-Express.

REFINED—private home, excellent food; .conveniences; reasonable. LI. 0136.

ROOM and board private family, $7.50 week. GA. 4389.

TWO REFINED people can secure nice room, semi-private bath, shower, in exceptionally beautiful home, excel­lent meals, high class location. $8 a week; references. Address Box 174, Courier-Express.

R o o m s — F u r n f s h e d 84

ALDRICH PL.. 194—2-room apt. for light housekeeping, private home.

AMHERST. 965—Beautiful, large room, private home; garage. RI. 381n.

ARGONNE DR.. 165—Garage, breakfast, private family, C o l v l n - D e l a w a r t buses. RI. 1442.

AUBURN. 712—Room, finely furnished _ h o m e , Ideal location. LI. 4680. BEST. 74—Upper room, middle aged

couple's home Gentleman. BIRD. 149—2 nicely furnished rooms. private home, housekeeping privilege*. $4 BRYANT. 183 — Fine location, lovely

front rooms; reasonable rate*. LI. 0197,

ROOMS AND MEALS

R o o m s — F u r n i s h e d 84

ATTRACTIVE single, or double, shower. _ p h o n e . private home. 468 Norwood._ CLEAN—Newly decorated, steam heated

rooms, hot and cold water, adults only; rate* reasonable. Under new management. 56_Whltn ey^PJ^

EXCEPTIONAL room for gentleman. private family. LI. 3820.

HOTEL WORTH—200 Main; $6 to $U weekly: running water or private baths

NORTH section. 2 lovely connecting rooms*, business couple or gent*eman DE. 4074.

ATTRACTIVE room, private home, getT-tleman. breakfaat optional. LI. 1787.

50c SINGLE—$1 double; $2 week; ahoweT. steam heat, parking. 190 Swan.

$3. Large heated housekeeping, shower^ free parking. 190 Swan^_

TUDOR ARMS HOTEL 354 Franklin St Before deciding on win­ter accommodations see our J-2-3 room suites. New Simmons' beds, Wilton rugs, lounge ch%lrs, walking distance to shop­ping center; $25 monthly up. Restaurant. CL. 3J0O

KNIGHTS OP COLUMBUS 506 Delaware Ave.

Club atmosphere, select patronage. Daily, weekly or special, monthly rate*.

GR. 6386.

HOTEL TOURAINE ANNEX

Delaware at Johnson Pk.. WA 6500 a con­venient downtown home with pleasant hoiawllke outside rooms from $30 a month 2-room jSUite for one or two from $50.

HOTEL MARKEEN Fireproof

MAIN ST. AT UTICA LI. 8800 RATES LOW AS $25 PER MONTH Hotel service at neighborhood rates. Room with private bath from $40 per month: sharing bath $25. Apartments $50 up. Tap Room and Restaurant, service to fit most modest purse.

A. A. ROHRER. MANAGER

Roanoke Apartment Hotel 200 SO. ELMWOOD AVE.

Modernised, refurnished—Buffalo's f i n . eat fully equipped kitchenettes. Single rooms or suites. Fireproof. Moderate dally, weekly, monthly rates, including full hotel service. Call CL. 2160.

HOTEL ! STRATFORD ARMS 25 West Utlca Street (near Main)

BUFFALO'S NEWEST HOTEL Monthly Rate* from $30

Grant 580$ Full Hotel Service— Restaurant

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Sport Answers Qutslions os Sport Pan

1—Baltimore, Buffalo, Mont­real, Jersey City, N e w a r k , Rochester, Syracuse and Toronto.

2—Secretary-treasurer. 3—Horace C. Stonenam.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

F l a t s a n d A p a r t m e n t s 91

AMBASSADOR APTS. 175 NORTH ST.

Dining Room Open to Public 3. 4 and 5-Room Apartment*.

GRANT 3913

HYDE PARK APTS. 196 NORTH ST.

3-room apt. available Oct. 1st GR. 9880

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F l a t s , A p a r t m e n t s — F u r n i s h e d ¥ 2

AUBURN, 829—Near Delaware, attractive clean 3-rooms, lat floor. LI. 1684.

BEARD AVE.—Pleasant 2-room kitchen­ette, electrically equipped, heat. UN. 1430. -

ELMWOOD. 65—Clean, attractive heated apt., sleeping rooms, reasonable.

ELMWOOD, 400—3 and 4 rooms, com* pletely equipped; moderate prices.

ELMWOOD. 880—Attractive kitchenette^ private bath; also lovely single in home for business people, phone service.

G X E N W O O D , 65—Housekeeping a p t ,

newly decorated, painted, reasonable. HOYT. 287—3-room furnished apt., near

bus lines. HUMBOLDT-FERRY section; beautiful

modern 3-bedroom lower. OA. 5472. UNWOOD. 226— Attractive 2 and 3 room

apt*- utilities, aleeplng rooms. ^ PEARL ST.. 494—3 and 5 rooms, rear. RUSSELL. 94—3-room apt., twin beds,

private bath, heat and light included. $28 month; also t ingle rooni

WHlfNEY. 33—Completely furnished apartment; reasonable. .

J T M I A N T U S (fireproof)—8 Eighteenth. 5-6 rooms, nicely decorated, refrigerator, steam heat, Janitor. $45-$55. LlI_3018.

COTTAGES—4 rooms $22; 3 rooms, $30; garages, near WilliamsvUle. PA. 1530,

HIGH 8TREET APARTMENTS. 23 High. Furnished and unfurnished: week l j . $12.50 to $17.50, monthly $37.50 to $55. Call Hostess U . 7823 or Fred H. Rice Management CL 0651. H o u s e * f o r R e n t 93

F l a t * a n d A p a r t m e n t s 91

BRYANT, 183—Near Delaware; pleasant well heated rooms; reasonable. LI. 0187.

CHIPPEWA. W„ 174 — Watklns Hotel'; _ ^ n g l e * and doubles. 2 and 3 room apts. COLLEGE, 167—Large double, twin beds,

nrlvate bath, gentlemen only. COTTAGE, 90—2 rooms nicely furnlsh-

ed. central: reasonable. DELAWARE, 184r-Attractive rooms, $3,

$5, running water, shower; 2 rooms, $5. DELAWARE, 299—Downtown, house-

keeplng and sleeping; free parking. DELAWARE. 522—Attractive rooms, $2, •->-$3, $5; 3^room garage apt.. $5; shower. DELAWARE. 999—Cor. Utlca; single or

double: business people. GR. 4623. DOWNTOWN—Quiet rooms, housekeep-. tng, privileges, $2,50 up . 18 Trinity ?P1.

DOWNTOWN—155 West Tupper. 2 s n d 3-room housekeeping apts,; adults.

ELLICOTT. 1063—Large room for, 1 or 2, also single. Phone.

ELMWOOD. SO.. 132 and 39—Cozy s in­gles and doubles from $2 and $3, 75c dally; also housekeeping; downtown.

FRANKLIN. 382—Attractive rooms $2 up; 3 rooms, $6; 4 rooms, $8; private ent.

GLENWOOD, 820—2 connecting front rooms, single room; 3 car l ines.

HIGHLAND AVE.. 275—Attractive sleep-lng rooms, reasonable, home privileges.

JEFFERSON-DODGE—single, d o u b l e rooms. Conv. Gentlemen. GA. 2316.

JOHNSON PK.. 17—Attractive room* _ d o w n t o w n . $3 per week, steam heat. LAFAYETTE. 324—Lovely corner room.

pleasant surroundings, reasonable. GR. 6681.

LAUREL. 129—Large room for 2 or share flat. GR. 2346. \ .

UNWOOD. 77—Newly decorated, $3 to $5 weekly; free parking; hotel service.

LINWOOD. 598—Two desirable sleeping rooms, private home, garage. LI. 1572.

MAIN. 765—Apt. 8. well furnished room, steam heat; private home.

AMHERST. 895—De*lrable 6-room upper; all conveniences; garage.

AMHERST, 960—At Delaware. Beautiful three-room apts., Including gas, elec­tricity, refrigeration, heat, water. $52.50-$60; garage, $2.50. Supt. on premises 9 to 6 p. m. CL. 4321.

AMHERST, 1697—Near Main, beautiful newly decorated 6-room upper.

ANDERSON PL., 38—Lower 3-room front apt., heated, garage, references.

DELAWARE AVE.. 2104—Modern, heated, 2 bedrooms, dining room, living room. tile bath and garage. Call DE. 2421 or RI. 0796.

ELMWOOD, 377—7 and 2-room heated apts : modern. LI. 4511 mornings.

ENGLEWOOD, 200—Corner, modern 6-room lower. PA, 0775 after 5.30.

FOX, 171. near Sycamore—Newly deco-rated large upper, reasonable. TA. 0055.

HUMBOLDT, 514—Modem upper. 3 rear bedrooms, will redecorate, LI. 0442.

KENMORE — Attractive upper, heat, stove, Frigldalre, water, garage; near bus; adult*. Inquire 27 North End.

LINDEN <g?ARK. 27—Modern upper, 3 bedrooms, hot water heat. GA. 3018.

POTOMAC—Near Chspln, t i led bath", quiet, adults, gentiles. GR. 4561. PARKSIDE, 185—Unusual 8-room lower;

tile bath, shower, sjaeage, $75. UN. 1181.

ANY kind of work wanted, 21-year-old high school graduate, evenings from 9-12. GR. 0157 unti l Thurs. noon.

EXPERIENCED girl wants work In candy or delicatessen store. CaU HU. 9499.

S i t u a t i o n s W a n t e d — M a l e 4 9

COLLEGE STUDENT — Ambitious, de­sires night work. Box 172, Courler-Express.

UPHOLSTEltlNG—New webb bottoms, springs retted in your home. GA.i6403.

COUNTER or soda fountain work; ex­perienced young man. WA. 6654.

FINANCIAL B u s i n e s s O p p o r t u n i t i e s 50

CONFECTIONERY—Grocery, busy sec­tion; selling account sickness. HU. 9445.

DELICATESSEN — Modern, electrically equipped, heavily stocked; sales better than $350 wk.; priced to sell. 1814 Genese^.

FRUIT and vegetable market, center buSy business district, sales $3OO-$350 weekly, finest of equipment: price complete $1,000; small down payment. Hunt. Realtor, 410 Brisbane Bldg. WA. 5943.

MAIN, 884—Comfortable rooms $3 week and up; walking distance. GA. 6947.

MAIN. 2379—Large, attractive front room: homelike, shower. UN. 6651.

MAIN-UTICA section, lovely studio room, with kitchenette. OA. 6415.

NORMAL. 249—Large front room ki tch­enette; private bath, entrance; also 2 rooms housekeeping.

NORTH PEARL. 110—Near Main; newly decorated and furnished; for business people; running water.

NORTH ST.. 186—Two large adjoining rooms, furnished or unfurnished.

jJORWOOD, 46—Best location, lovely home, pleasant single. GA. 2500.

OXFORD. 23^—Comfortable warm sleep-lng room; privileges. LI. 7588.

OXFORD. 136 — Near Ma A ; attractive room In private home, reference*.

PARK ST., 141—Nicely furnished rooms, reasonable.

RICHMOND. 393—Nicely furnished bed-sltt lng room, cooking privileges.

PROSPECT. 126—6-room heated a p t . Janitor service. CL. 3082.

WEST DELAVAN. 73S— 3 bedrooms, heat, hot water. Janitor service, garage in-cluded: Oct. 1; $70. PA. 5751.

W. OAK WOOD. 7—Nr. Main. 6-room low-er. hardwood floors, furnace. WA. 2376.

WOODLAWN. 643—6-room~upper. hard­wood floors, newly decorated, $30. HU. 0766. v

WINSLOW, 303—Lower Hat. $25. Gar-den, no garage; adults. PA. 3183.

WOHLERS AVE.. 439—Modern alx-joom lower flat.

AMIANTUS (fireproof)—8 Eighteenth. 5-6 rms., nlcelv decorated, refrigerator, steam heat, janitor, $40-$45. LI. 3019.

AUBURN. 156—Large single, fine condi­tion. Oct. 1. $40. WA. 4050. extension 381. before 5.30 p. m.

HERTEL AVE.—4 b e d r o o m s , hot water heat, garage. $50. Patey. UN. 8817.

LA SALLE, • 556— Modern single, 4 bed-rooms. LA. 8489 between 9-4. -

MAIN. 1092—Large, modern house: rent whole or In part, offices, residence or business. GRant 0646.

WELBURY. 47~Modern. 3 bedrooms, breakfast room, nr. school. UN 6428.

NO; PARK—4 bedrooms, 2-car garage^ tile kitchen, steam heat. WA. 0260.

RUGBY RD., 73—Duplex, 8 room*, garage, $45. RI. 5075.

CENTRAL - North Park. Snyder, Ken-more: also flats and apts.: *uto serv­ice. B. E. Horey. UN. 2921. PA 4543.

REAL ESTATE Ft>R SALE H o u s e s f o r S a l e — S i n g l e 1 0 7

KENMORE—Attractive bungalow, break­fast room, tile b»th, like new, near bus. Bargain. Inquire 27 North End.

NORTH PARK section. 3 bedrooms. 3 car garage, sacrifice. DE. 3280.

MODEL HOMES—Open dally 2 'til darkv Mt Vernnn-on-tbe-Lake CL. 0135.

33 HOBMOOR "AVE.—Attractive modern. Income-producing home. In strictly residential neighborhood; 2 bedrooms, efficiency kitchen. 2-car garage. Nye, DE. 1416 or CL. 0337.

M o n e y t o L o a n , R e a l E s t a t e 1 0 9 - A

BAUED. 39 Niagara. CL. 2126, unl imited funds. 5K- 1st mortgage: qulfk wenriee. MONEY TO LOAN at 4>i% to 5% on Brat

mortgages covering Buffalo, Kenmore or Snyder residences In desirable sec­tions; straight loans from $4,000 to $7,000 available. H. D. Blakeslee, Jr., 204 Erie County Bank Bldg. CL. 2860.

S u b u r b a n , C o u n t r y f o r S a l e 1 1 2

ALDEN—1 acre, garden soil, good 7-room house, bath. gas. electricity, running water. $2,000; $500 down. Julius Fbr-ster. Alden, N. Y. ,

ALDEN—33,i-acre poultry farm, building accommodates 600 hens, good 7-room house, gas. electricity, fruit, 2-car ga­rage, brooder house, $2,000; $300 down, balance easy term*. Julius Forster, Alden, N. Y. ,

COWLESVILLE—A beautiful village i n the hills, out Clinton St.; 7-room house; gas. electricity, bath; a beau­tiful country home with terrace lawn and abundance of shrubbery and flowers: $2,500. Term*. Jult%* Forster, Alden. N. Y.

MONEY TO LOAN You May Borrow on Your Signature, Auto or furniture

LOANS UP TO $300 — LICENSED LENDERS

SUMMER. 302—Comfortable room for 1 or 2; hot water heat.

UNIVERSITY SECTION—206 Merrlmac, I or 2 ladles: Ideal for students .

WEST FERRY. 475—Large well furnish­ed bed sitt ing rooms, private home, modern conveniences. GR. 9298.

WEST SIDE—Widow will r e l ^ r o b n T l o responsible party.; reas. LI. 0295.

WOODLAWN.~16—Near Main; well fur-nlshed front room: meals optional.

W. UTICA, 210—Steam heated room, $2.50; parking. GA. 5198.

MERCHANDISE MART Buffalo's Bargain Market for New or Used Merchandise

M i s c e l l a n e o u s f o r S a l e 6 0

VENETIAN blinds, all colors: guaranteed wood, 82J5. Shea, CL. 3132

USED newspaper matrix sheeta~iultable for wall coverings. Insulating garages, chicken coops, sheds attics, etc.; 75c per 100; 85.00 tor 1.000; size approxi­mately about 18x23 See Mr. Bulger. Courter-atepresa Main and Ooodell

C o a l , C o k e a n d W o o d 63 BLUE COAL

Semet-Solvay or D. 4: H. Coke. TA. 3523. Joseph C. Helfrlch, 935 Northland.

EGG, s tovs and nut coal. $11; egg. stove and nut coke. $8. 25c a ton less In 2-ton lota. HU. 1923.

ABBOTT COAL & COKE CO.

F u r s — F u r W o r k 66

FUR COATS shortened 75c. Remodeled, reltncd. Shea. 300 Broadway. CL. 3132.

F u r n i t u r e — H o u s e h o l d G o o d s 67

CHILD'S decorated ivory bed. dresser, porcelain top table, kitchen chairs, Detroit Jewel Range, 50-lb ice box. Lt.5790.

3-ptece maple living room suite, reason­able. 137 Bellwood Ave„ W. Seneca, Buffalo.

S t o r e a n d B a r F i x t u r e s 7 5

DELICATESSEN counters used; term*; Store Fixture Sales Co.. 77 Broadway.

W e a r i n g A p p a r e l 78

ATTRACTIVE tan cloth winter coat, brown perslan trim, size 14; $40. GA. 2472.

W a n t e d — T o B u y 79

GOLD—High cash price* for old gold and silver Jewelry, watches and teeth. Free estimates. G o v t license. Tanked Jewelers. 557 and 380 Main St.

F u r n a c e s , H e a t e r * Jr. S t o v e * 6 4

MOVING -LOANS

If you're going to move this fall—and need some cash—see Domestic. Here

f iu'll find a friendly, helpful plan of ndlng—no matter how serious your

money problem. The ability to make small monthly payments is the chief re­quirement for getting a loan from Domestic. Phone, write or come.

DOMESTIC FINANCE CORPORATION "First in Friendliness"

6th Floor. Genesee Bldg. Cor. Main and Genesee, Phone CL. 6520

READY CASH $25 to $300

,M«»iH'\ iv iil.tl»i«' m M honrv on s.tl.m

« « - m , i k i i . fu rn i tu re »»i .tuiomobile

P e o p l e s C o l l a t e r a l L o a n '« I t i i ion ,ind I i i r i k l i n S(«. H I *' '

iflR LOANS .'~

If extra cash will help you. see us now. 20 months to repay Quick courteous service.

Home & Auto Loan Co., Inc. 110 Brisbane Bldg. Over Kleinhan*

403 Main S t CL. 4563

O f f i c e «c B u s i n e s s E q u i p m e n t 7 2

DESKS—Office furniture bought, sold. Buffalo Office Furniture Ex WA 5654.

R a d i o s — R a d i o S e r v i c e 74

ANY Radio repaired, $2. including parts, few exceptions; 876 Jefferson. GA. 9804,

Steam Heat W i t h Gas

For a Single Room or an

Entire Building

Low Operating Costs.

EASY TERMS

Clow Gasteam Heating Co. 997 MAID ST.

Room 6 LI. 1347

1ST CHOICE OF NEW YORKERS

MORE PEOPLE borrowed from PER­SONAL FINANCE COMPANY, offices in 1937 than from any other small-loan company In the state. You, too, will appreciate these features at Personal :—

Loan* made without co-signers. Friends, employer not notified. No embarrassment—business basis

Main requirement—ability to repay small, regular amounts . As simple as opening a "charge account" at a store. Come in—or phone. We'll ap­preciate your business.

PERSONAL LOANS op to $309

PERSONAL FINANCE CO. TWO OFFICES

Ground Flaor, 61* Broadway Tel. WAih. 7111

Boom SOI. 5th Floor. Gcnetfe Bids. Tel. CL. 43S«

LOANS. $5 to $300 Home Credit Co , I n c , Room 509. 17 Court St. Bldg., CL. 2713,

QUICK cash loans; no endorsers. House­hold Finance Corporation, 17 Court St. Bldg , 3d Fl. WA. 6046.

vnllvu 1 llumc Only QUICKLY

OTHER LOANS DP TO $300 With or Without Co-makers 912 LIBERTY BANK BLDG.

PHONE WASHINGTON 2060-2061

GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN

EXTRA CASH F O R FALL

• D O Y O U require " 1 cash for autumn needs ?

Get the money from us on your car or other personal aecunty tad

•ignature.

Repay in conveniently •mail monthly

amount*.

Inquire today—no obligation.

1203 New Yarfc Central Terminal BWa„ Jf. 4234

Convenient Parkin* Our Confidential, Courtaotii end

Efficient Service aliminarei aH tmbarrawing invMtigafiona.

CALL Oft PHONI

RAILROAD EMPLOYEES PERSONAL LOAN GO.

(raraMrl* far E. at Ewploraea Omlr)

Phone your Want Adds to CL. 5550

PAWN BROKERS LIBERAL loan*, low interest on dia­

monds. Jewelry, watches, Oriental rugs, lurs. silver; Immediate cash. Buffalo Loan Co., 531 Main. 4th

' floor, elevator: confidential service. TOM -MluCsSALL, 315 Main 8 t , new

low rates. Old gold bought.

THE Prudentia. Society. Inc.. 15 South Divis ions Elllcott Square Bldg.. ioane on diamonds, watches, jewelry, etc.; low rates. I to 3% per month; a a Institution of the better kind.

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