The Minneapolis Star from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 16

MONDAY. JULY 12. 1937 SIXTEEN The Minneapolis Star ARTICLES FOR SALE BUSINESS SERVICE Inside the Laic and Train Coach I STAR RADIO GUIDE i ----I ANNOUNCEMENTS Funeral Directors GILL BROTHERS Office and Store Fixtures Before "buvlng see lheN. W. largest stnelc Ik new ana used office furn.

A store IU. All tvlt, At Si7.el FT OO MOM) A A wrco 810 KlliH-yrlr RSTP 1 4i0 kilooclcs HT( I 1250 KiliH'rlr JACOBSON FIXTURE EXCHANGE, INC. 219 8. Sth St. "-J-o'ffice SUPPIJES nd NORTHWEST LOWEST CASH PRICES Sell us voui old equipment.

We Irade. MIDLAND STATV, 516 2nd av S. Mpls. Pianos, Musical Instruments BABY Grand piano. TWaa $07 Quick sale.

Like new 1S30 Newton N. HY. 1113. RENT a piano. $2.50 per month.

Cabl Piano 72 S. Sth st. Radios Used Auto Radios, $15 and up. Enger Supply, 1011 Harmon Place. Sewing Machines DROPHEAD ireaTHe machine $10.

A-l condlton. Singer Sew. Mach. Co 2921 Hennepin. SINGERS, cheaper.

portables. $15. Rented $1.50. Repairs. McCaffreys, 2749 Stevens.

DROPHEADS $2 up; Singer port. $1. Expert repairs all makes. 2019 Lowry HY. 7695.

Typewriters, Adding Machines iio Ml i rw Ik. I 4 Baseball 4:15 Baseball 4:30 Baseball 4:15 Baseball Ncuniiller 5:15 Livestock 5:30 Baseball Scores 5:45 Boake Carter Soloist Soloist Three Sisirrs Mm le Parade Our Minnesota Uncle Ezra Musical News; MONDAY 6.00 Horace Hcidt 6.15 Horace Hridt 6:30 Musical 6:45 Musical 7 :00 "Hamlet" "Hamlet" 7:45 "Hamler Varzo's Orch. usieal Soloist Soloist Fibber A Mol'y Fibber 4 Molly Hour ot Charm Hour of Charm 8.00 Wayne King Wayne ns 8:30 "Y'our Neck of S.45 Woods" Contented Hoar Contented Hour Burns and Allen Burns and Allen Poetic Melodies 9:15 Haensi h. 10 Tick and Tat 9 45 Pick and Pat Amos A Andy Frank Morgan Sports Oddities Barnefs Oroin. TYPEWRITERS Special student rental rales.

Sold Rented Repaired TYPEWRITER CLEARING ASSOCIATION! 112 4th st MA. 8977 11- iu-t tiB Ji WIMiV 11 HO Kilocycle Army Band Army Band Clark Tennis Tunes at Today LeKoy. Piano Jam Session Young Artists Race ot Nauons Tic Toe Revue Varieties Tic Toe Revue Varieties Current News Brdwy. Melodies Gentlemen News KVKMXG Sport Review Nes Carita. Goldman Band Now and Then Goldman Band Now and Then WCAL, Soprano Paulson's Orch.

iWCAL, Soprano Paulson's Orch. Talk Encores WCAL, Aim. News Race of Nations Chester's Orch. Martin Music Baseball Chatter i St. Taiil Front Page Parade of the Minneapolis Star Is now heard at 1:1 A P.M.

Monday through Friday on (('() Latest News n.v Hal Parkes versus Kansas City Kront Page tra Baseball Milkman's Club Milkman Cltih Milkman's Cluh Milkman's Club Musical Clock LeRoy. Piano Musical Clock Just About Tim Family Altar Livestock Reports Organ Beauty and You Christian Science Be Beautiful News Stock Mkt. Kpis. Around the Town Hollywood Brev. Young Hickory Morning Directory Morning WCAL, Chap.

Srv. Frmrs. Protective WCAL, Time Sig. Sons of Pioneers News Headlines Beauty and You Strollers News Strollers Stock Mkt. Rpts.

Music 10:00 News Cedne Adams Sports Kditor Scores 10:15 Rollic Johnson World News Crawford Orch. 10:30 Glen Gray Magnolia Blossoms Frederick's Orch. 10: 15 Joe Cappo's Orch. Magnolia Blossoms Karl 'hl Orch 1 1 Chester's Orch. 11:15 Chester's Orch.

11 :30 I.ou Freese 11:45 l.otl Brerse Welk's OrchMUa Fernando Orch. Varzo Orch-'sira Fernando Orch. Meaikm's Or-h. Welk Orchestra MeV.km Orch. Molina Orchestra EiitMilM.

Wntfihii-iri-'i)iinfiiwiTin-irir-1 Tl'ESDAY 6:00 Time Signals 6:15 Time Signals 6:30 Time Signals 6:45 Time Signals Karly Risers Early Risers Richter-Organ Richter-Organ :00 Air Almanac Newstime :30 Musical Chimes :45 Musical Chimes Karly Risers Karly Risers News Morn's Newspaper Breakfast Club Breakfast Cluh Breakfast Club Popular Concert A. YV. LOHl.KK AND (il IDF. e'en n'(r with blind master First person to board a train LoiiU'f, above, shown with his under the federal law permit- trained German police dos as tins the sightless to take guide I their tickets were being taken dogs into coaches was A. YV.

I by a conductor at Pittsburgh. 8:00 Betty and Boh Good Morning Hr. Musical Clock 8:15 Hymns of Churches Good Morning Hr. Musical Clock Grimm's Daughter Polly Shopper Morning Edition 8:43 John K. Wa'kins Today's Children Happy Bob Mirrors Resllvered mirr rsr io silvk'rkdT" reasonable.

2 K. ISLAND AV. MA. 0022 ANY TIMK. Moving and Hauling OR1VF.R with new truck.

Fully equtpt Insured. Want work. Immed. C.F.. 271fl.

Patent Attorneys WILLIAMSON WILLIAMSON ESTABLISHED IN 1885. U25 Met. Life BUg. GE. 4007 Paperhanging and Painting PAPERINO, rm.

$5 up. lnt-1. material, exp. Zieve Bro. HY.

0384. CH. 7868 Plastering Repairing PLASTERING A patching, by ei. man; needs work, price prompt. RE.

1 ti03. Rock Wool Insulation COMFORT the year around with rock wool. Saves 25r of 'I'd. Expert work. Lowest prices Free est.

RE. 3921. RE. 4417. Roofing and Repairing ALL types roofinc repairs, also asbestos siding Flat roofs renewed.

Price right. Nolhint it. 3 yrs. to pay. DU.

6395. Sewer Cleaning ELECTRIC ROTO ROOTER The original sewer fcrapinc machine. yr. written guar GE. 3554.

evea. CH. 0493 Upholstering Repairing CUSHIONS refilled (like new) Recover repair riean uph. furn Guar Friberg Ftirn. Est.

25 vra. 1308 Franklin WILL upholster davenport and chair, labor, material. $25. Work guar. GE.

3631 Washer Cleaner Repairing REPAIR all makes washers A cleaners. Call free est. 711 2nd av S. AT 5005 ARTICLES FOR SALE Going Out of Business Must sell office equipment, glass tables, ladders, drop cloths, brushes, paint shaker, wallpaper steamers swing stages. 8,000 Rolls paper up to $1.50 values 5c, 10c, 15c per roll Mlsrel.

Paints, $1.50 Window glass 85 disc. 2713 Lyndale S. Open eves. A Sun. GENUINE armv mip tents, canvas A steel cots, blankets, tents, tarps.

mosquito bars, breeches, etc. American. 1812 2nd st. STOVES furnace and boiler repairs to fit all makes. AT 3291 Dunham-Scott NEW G.

E. oscillating fan. Call at apt. 19, 1204 Harmon Place. Boats.

Outboard Motors CALLIA outboard motor, IB H.P. A-l condition. $75. 2906 Univ. av.

S.E. GL. 3002 before 9 a.m., after 6 p.m. Clothing, Furs, Etc. NEW suits $15 to $18 values at $10.

Used suits $3 tiiv Pants $1 tin. AT RESIDENCE. 1502 Thomas N. USED suits and topcoats also new ones at lowest prices 14104 Nicollet CUT rate clothing Save 25rn to new and used clothing at 306 Marquette Diamonds. Jewelry, Watches SAVE ON DIAMONDS r.arccst election of Diamond bargains in Newest St vie.

Lame and Men nnps. Also diamond set weddinp rincs Standard brand watches diamond set watches. TERMS TO SLIT YOU WE BUY DIAMONDS Diamond Brokerage Co. 329 Palace 4th and Nic. Diamond Dealers Since 1914 DIAMOND sTeFTTn-1 A WN Any size you want at any price vnu want Make your own terms.

ONE YEAR TO PAY WE BUY DIAMONDS! KREGER LOAN 20 Washington (Established 43 years) Electric Refrigerators BRAND NEW 1936 FAIRBANKS MORSE CONSERVATOR refrigerators at SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES ENGER SUPPLY. 1011 HARMON PLACE NORGE. CROSLEY. NEW 1936 MODELS. FOR BIG BARGAINS, PHONE CO.

5050. HOUSEHOLD GOODS GRINNELL eler. refrig. 7 cu. $35.

Leaving city, must sell. 2817 W. 44th st. Household Goods. Dealers UNCLAIMED FURN FROM STORAGE Good used Household goods cheap.

Olson Furniture Co. 314 E. Lake RUGS ETC. Residence 2815 Harriet av s. Sale Sunday only.

July 18th. MAY'TAG sq aluminum tub washer $27.50. formerly $165. 1016 Nicollet. RUGS Kedney storage, 617 Washington N.

Sale Friday July 16th 4 to 9 P.M. Lumber, Building Material FIRTEX $35: olywood, $34; wallboard. $25; SheetrorTi, $38; Multlcell. $15: fence posts 7c: cement, 55c; shingles. $2.75: roofing 80c: lath.

$3, crating stock. $25: cesspool stock. $35; 2x4 to 2x10s. $30; shiplap $30: siding. $20: oak flooring.

$35: celling $40: barn sash 70c: windows screens. $1 frames, house doors. $2.15: garage doors. $12 50: Combination doors $4.75 POCKRANDT LUMBER FUEL CO. WAInut 3120.

St. Louis Park, Minn BUILDING materials and labor can he purchased on a 36 payment plan. No security, no down payment. Let us explain. Free estimates.

ROSE BROTHERS LBR. SUPPLY CO. 1221 6th av N. HY. 954 2.

3000 Cement blocks. 12c ea. Lumber gar. doors, at cut pricea. Call at wreck Job at 58th A Emerson S.

Empire Wrecking 1422 Csnt. GR. 3588. New and Used Building Materials Garages built complete $8.1 American Lbr. Wrecking CH.

3381 Machinery, Engine Tools UPRIGHT and firebox boilers, high and low pressure, 2 Inch galvanized pipes. Kenny Boiler, 423 S. 6th st, St. Paul. HAVE YOU a spare room to rent? The Star takes vour ad into the most Min neapolls homes everv dav bv carrier Whoopee John Charles Senjir Tune Twisters Music Wife Farm Home Hr.

Happy Hollow Farm Home Hr. Race of Nations 9:00 Organ 9:15 Jean Abbey 9:30 Big Sister 9:45 Real Life Stones David Harum Backstage Wife Geo. Hamvlck Grace Klandreau 10:00 Musical 10:15 Edwin C. Hill 10:30 Ma Perkins 10:45 Kitty Keene The Daily Mary Martin Barry McKmley Quartet 11:00 Jack Berch 11:13 Pretty Kilty Kelly 1 1 :30 Merrymakers 11:45 Between Bor.kends Tl'ESDAY 12:00 Romany Trail 12:15 Dinty Moore 12:30 Hope Alden 12:45 Myrt and Marge 1:00 Gene Glfnn Pepper Young 1:15 Front Page 'Parade Ma Perkins Household Forum Mis. John's Other Just Plain Bill Capitol Speaks World News Houseboat Hannah Daily Review AFTERNOON Farm Home Hr.

Be Beautiful Farm Home Hr. News Popular Concert Livestock Reports Front Page Musical 1:30 Markets Vic and Sade Gopher Bulletin The Gaieues 1:45 Concert Hall The O'Neills For the Ladies Swing Session 2:00 Ladies First Lorenzo Jenes News Dream Melodies First Gospel Singer Club Matinee Gertrude Lewie 2:30 Hello Peggie Women News Club Matinee Music Box 2:45 Hl-Y Program Guiding Light Matinee Gems of Melody 3:00 Del Casino Nellie F.evell Lucille Lanny Oldtime Orchestra 3:15 Science Service Choir Betty and Escorts Oldtime Orchestra 3:30 Serenade Society Hollander Orch. Musical 3:45 Musical Woman's Page King's Mon Varieties 4:00 Margaret Uaum Science in News Willson Orch. LeRoy, Piano 4:15 Margaret Daum Brit. Open Golf Willson Orch.

Jam Session 4:30 Musical Solo.st Tony Russell Varieties 4:45 Hall's Orchestra Movie Parade Melodies Race of Nations 5:00 Foote's Ensemble Fernando' Orch. Three Strings 5:15 Livestock Vocal Varieties Tunes of Today 5:30 Freeman's Orch. Musical Current News Music 3:13 Baseball Scores World News; Spis. Rhythm Gent. iN'ews TUESDAY EVENING 6:00 Musical "Russ Morgan Sports Review Mystery 6:15 Musical Russ Morgan News Room The Green Room 6:30 Americana Wayne King Musical Moments The Green Room 6:45 Americana Wayne King Dinner Music The Green Room Always a Good Show ON wcco 50,000 WATTS 810 KILOCYCLES Columbia Broadcasting System WCCO and the Columbia Broadcasting System present The First in a Cycle of Eight Shakespearian Plays 0 TONIGHT 7 to 8 HflfllLET' with BURG5S fllEREDITH ffs "Hamlet" UJILLIfim n.

BRflDV as Me griosf BRIAN AHERNE MARGARET PERRY GRACE GEORGE MONTAGUE LOVE and a large supporting cast PRODUCTION: Brewster Morgan of the Oxford Theater, England. MUSIC: CBS Symphony directed by Victor Bay. NARRATION: Conway Tearle, stage and screen star. TIME II) 6V6RV mononv eveninG TO HEP.R "Macbeth." "Much Ado About Nothing," "King Lear," "Taming of The Shrew," "As You Like It," "Twelfth Night," "Henry IV." THE NORTHWEST'S MOST POWERFUL RADIO STATION imj ii i 1 1 inur ti f--tnrni. f-.

LIVESTOCK Horses, Livestock, Etc. GOOD N. I. horses, farm marcs, harnesses. Montgomery, 770 N.

Prior. St.Paul Boys' and Girls' Merchandise WILL trade bedstead, stair pads, tabl radio, for girl's or boy's 26-Inch bicycle. Charlotte Clapp. age 10. 2500 Lyndal av S.

CO. 0835. 14 1 I would like to sell my snow suit at a verv reasonable price. Marion Johnson, 3943 Perry av, Robblnsdale, 12 years. HY.

8142. (15i. BOY'S or girl's 28-in. bicycle. Best buy 1 can get for $5.

Let me hear from you. Fern Trusty, Excelsior, Rt. 3, age 13. (15) FREE lo good homes, two Angora kittens, house broke Angora cat, and mouser. Bill Carev, age 9, 1132 Adami st.

N.E. 115) FOR SALE Girl's bicycle. Suitable for In 14. Good rondition. $8.

Helen Jane Gilbertson, age 14. 4025 11th av S. LO. 1690, 1151 PEDIGREED screw tail Boston bull dog, male, age 3 vis. House broke.

Will sell for $10. Virginia Hubbard, age 15, 3453 5th ay S. CO. 6919. (l.V BOY'S 28-ln.

bicycle, balloon tires wanted, in good condition and not over $10. Betty Zitlow, age 11. Canny. Minn, (13 SCOOTER for sale, like new, paid $3.50, sell for $1.50. Carolyn Auten.

age 10, 3528 Columbus av. CO. 9386. H2i. BOYS' clothing.

12 and 14 sizes. Rndm Gregersen, 3105 3 sth av S. DR 6440. Age 14 years. (12i.

WOULD like to sell good electric motor for 50c. Robert Genu, age 12, 190S 19th av N. CH. 1210. (12).

BOY'S violin with bow and case, good condition, $15. Sherman Camp, age 16, 2814 Ulysses st N.E. GR. 5791. (111.

CHILD'S violin for sale $5. Used very little. Clayton Carlson, age 15. 1411 E. 25th st.

DU. 7857, (12). I WILL sell mv pet white rabbit. Reasonable. Grant Haflberg, age 11.

3709 20th av S. DR. 6403. (131 6 COCKER spaniel puppies, all colors, $5 and up. Betty Catlett.

547 8th av N. BR. 3651. age 14 vrs. H3 COSTUMES tap shoes for an 8-10 yr.

old girl. Cheap. Dorothy Hand. CH, 6063. 1136 Aldrlch av N.

11 yrs. (13) SOLID black cocker pup. female, will maka a nice pet, sell for $7. Ardlee Nelson, age 7, 3526 Lyndale N. (131 I HAVE some beautiful singers for $3.50.

Females 50c. John McGuire, age 11. 1809 Elliot av. AT. 9430.

(13) BOY'S 28-ln. bicycle. A real bargain at $5. Sherman Olscn, age 16, 3315 Columbus av S. (13) MY lovely dresses, skirts sweaters, sizt 12 14.

25c ft 35c. Eve Swenson, 3432 Girard S. RE. 8655. Age 12.

(13) FOR SALE Eastman kodak, postcard size, $12. leather case, $1. Mavis Hug. age 16, 5629 41st av DU. 2405, ROLL-FAST 28-Inch bicycle.

Good cond. $12. Call CH. 0469. Alden Shoemaker, 2408 Penn av.

Age 15 (14). 28-INCH bicycle for sale. Good cond. cheap. Russell Mueller, age 15, 1909 19th av NE.

GL. 6024 (14) WILL trade or sell stamps. Ralph Peter- son. age 11. 1401 Sth st S.

MA. 4095 1 14) WILL sell a Gilbert chemistry set, good $2. Peter Winter. 807 14th av 3. MA.

4095. Age 11. (14) WILL the lady that bought my police dot: please come and pay for it or return the dog? Roy Clinton. 3750 Fremont N. GIRL'S 26-in.

hike. Size 10 Laskin lamb coat and cloth coat. Allcen Scharf, 4525 2nd av S. RE. 7602.

(14) FANCY tumblers pigeons for sale, all rnl-ors. 2309 18th av S. John Canniff, DU. 0107. Age 16 years.

(14). LARGE slxe bicycle, cheap. Carol Trout, age 9 2527 4th at N. 2nd floor. Hy.

0990. (14). WANTED 28-inch bicvele in good shape. reasonably priced. Delta Olson, age 11, Ison.

age 0732. (14 1 menaota, Minn. Kmerson WANTED to trade a chicken coupe for a bicycle or sell for $15. Elma Makl, age 11, 3518 Glenwood MA. 4916.

(15). WANT 28-Inch boy's bicycle, not over $10. Andy Adrann, 1115 Newton av N. Aga 11. CH.

8535. (151. BICYCLE Good cond. $8. 28-Inch frame.

DU. 8576. 3531 40th av S. Pala Krlder, age 12. (15).

I WANT a 28-Inch bicycle in good condition and reasonable. Robert Falk, ag 13. 4756 Chicago. RE. 2782.

(15). I WOULD like to sell one pair of whita rats. Gordon Robinson, age 14, 617 Oliver av. N. HY.

5971. (15) TWO 28-Inch bicycle, A-l condition for sale. Reasonable. 2117 5th st S. Ag 15 yrs, do).

WANT cheap bicycle motor. James 311 W. Broadway. 14 vrs. old.

(13) Previous Puzzle 1-Kale. 8 Gambling Ram. 0 Ran away, 10- To relieve. 1 1 Electrical unit, 1 4 To regret. 1 5-Blemlsh.

20- Thi country's rapital. Rio da 21- l'nloaded. lilt-Boss. 2-Blggest. 2fl-Branrh.

27-To drink slowly. 2-War flyer. 30- 31- Ratlte, bird, 3'2-Flnlsh. 38-Streel. 30 To surround.

40 Seaweed. 41 Writing table. 42 Vpar. 43- Myself. 44- l.and right.

45 Clock face. 4(i-Cnttini tool. 47 Gaseous elements ftll-Kggs nf fishes, 4 fS2 (io on (music). 54-nrlheast. 2-Polvnesian chest mil.

3-(. rand-parental. 4-( ipher. 5-Boys. 6-Fahulntis blrrf Bert Gill Tolm J.

Gill HY. 4804 WA. 4351 1111 LAUREL AVE. GE. 3675 VA N- REAVY MORTUARY 412 CENTRAL AV.

BR. S421. Oldest establishment In Minneapolis. A I FUN A I. SF.RV1CE CHAPKLS t.NC 1SJ5 CHICAGO AV MA 6566 1 '(() VV BKOAI1WAY.

HY XV. i LJ LV.II VX. VJ. Mortuary MA. 4-121 Transportation 10 A.M.

DAILY. Farcn 12. Ada S3 erookston $3.25 Ur Forks $3 50 via St. Cloud. Little Kails.

Motley Staples. Detroit Lakes Leave 1:15 m. daily Fargo via Pavnesville Morris. Wahpeton l.lKDFHBACli BUS CO C.F.. 4986 'WANT "share expense" ears riders to all points.

MeOurn Auto Travel 254 Hciin. MA. 6505. Call or write for folder. Lost and Found MAN'S ring, black onyx set, 2 chipped diamonds, initials v.u.c.

Lost at Air-! port Hotel July 4th. Rewrd. 5705 41st I av. S. LOST 17 jewel Elgin while gold watch, vie.

of diamond 16 at Parade grounds. Rew. CH. 5859. LOST- Gold heart shaped locket and chain, Teeth marks on locket.

Reward. 2631 Toledo av. BROWN tent, floor, with 2 wind, bet How-ird Lake, Mpls. Mon. eve.

Rew. RE. 6061. LOST white purse, vie. Cedar Lake St.

Please return keys. 3040 Cedar av. LOST Brown rat tall water spaniel pup name "Ksco" 5912 Zenith S. WA. 4331, CANARY, yellow, lost vie.

3125 f'remont S. RE. 3357 Reward. LOST Pair of Oxford hifocals Friday evening. Reward.

Call KE. 6540. Personals If you want your BILLS PAID In a manner that is fair to all concerned and at low cost to you See us TODAY. Marshall Service Bureau 524 METROPOLITAN BANK BLDG. Cor.

6th st 4 2nd av S. Be Advised by Mrs. Lcnoia Gifted since a child. Does not tell to please, but the truth on all affairs of life. 2305 Chicago av.

AT 1997 ANNOUNCING the American Rest Hospital. 1700 Elliot av. Care for convalescents, chronics, old age people. Under new management. Owned operated by Grace Wirtz.

PERMANENT WAVE complete croq. or spiral. Crctne oil $1, Duart Nupad $2, Gahrielle $3. Exacting, supervised student work. Brady A Rogers, 1022 Nicollet.

AT. 2517 fWANT 25 more honest people who owe $100 to $1,500. Your Bills Paid in Full. Easy mo. payments.

Write A-706. Star. CAMILLE MILLER, famous reader, cards, palms, teacups. 1910 2nd av S. GE.

4304 CLEARANCE sale trimmed hats. 50e. $1 $1.88 up Stewart's Millinery. 15 S. Sth st MEN'S white trousers washed A pressed.

Pickup and deliver 20c, DU. 4324. WILL the party who bought a white male poodle dog around June I can uu EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Men 2 MEN to fill our phone crew. Experience not nec.essarv. Rush season now on.

You can earn good money these next 4 months. Cool, airy place to work. A only Mr. Robinson. Mason Furnace 910 V.

Lake. MAN 25 to 35 with car. Must furnish A-l references and have some selling experience to work with manager, salary plus commission to start. Apply 2921 Hennepin from 5 to 7 p.m. Farm Help 1 1 FARM HANDS.

TOP WAGES. ACME EMPLOYMENT, 239 MARQUETTE AV Salesmen and Solicitors FACTORY branch wants 15 men at once Must be under 35 years old and lesl- dents of Minneapolis. Apply 10 A.M. sharp Tuesday. Employment Office.

14 sth Km. 20,1. IF vou have a car and can sell subscrip tions to farmers for fast growing daily newspaper, answer this ad. vou ii ne home every night, write a osd star WANTED PE I ALT salesmen. Steady year round work.

Salary and comm'ssion. Applv Mr. Jensen, room 42.1, Mpls. star bing. at lit a.m.

SALESMAN to call on established retail trade. Must furnish bond. Sterling Liquor 6th A St. Paul. NE.

5711. Educational Dancing Schools PALMS DANblNG SCHOOL Ballroom dancing private lessona. $5 703 Hennepin Open 1 to 10 MA. 9815 Trade and Professional Schools TAKE advantage to learn BARBER TRADE. Catalog free.

212 Hcnn. Mpls. Positions Wanted Women Special Cash Rates for Positions Wanted 2 lines 3 davs 50c. 7 days $1. 3 lines 3 days 75c.

7 days $1.50. 4 lines 3 davs $1. 7 days $2. Fewer than 3 davs 25c a line each dav Household and Domestic GEN'L. hsewk.

wanted at once by country girl In a resp. home, can wa. iihpr Laundress and Daywork EASIEST and cheapest washday is to use cash and carrv laundry service. 20 dis. J.

H. 3753 Cedar av. or phone OR. 36D3 for pick-up. EXP.

lady wishes daywork. Good laun dress. 30c hr. and carfare. Al.

47J4 Mrs. Jacobsen. COLORED lady wishes cleaning, laundry, 23c hour, carfare. Ref. MA.

5817. WANTED laundry to do at home. Good work, quick service. HY. 4So2.

Help Wanted Women Hotels and Restaurants COOKS MAIDS WAITRESSES See US ALL SERVICE, 730 Hennepin Av. Km 403 Household and Domestic GIRL for general housework. Not under 18. 4 adults. No shirts.

$5 -week, can CO. 7544. COOK, $65: MAIDS, W1LCKEN EM PL. 030 LiSlt tAUli COMPETENT REFINED MAID. 25- OR OVER.

$5. REF. HY. 3796. MRS.

BAUER SCHOOLGIRL wanted to do housework for room, board and wages, cu. y4. COMPETENT girl for general housework cooking. 2 adults. CH.

5697. GIRL over 25 general housework. Reliable, 4 adults. CH. 4017.

RELIABLE GIRL, HOUSEWORK, PERMANENT PLACE. GD HOME. WA 2198 GIRL wanted for general housework. Oman laniny. Liiv.

j'loi. Debt Adjustment LET us pay vour debts. See or call Pro Rata 1238 N. W. Bank.

BR. 5141. BUSINESS SERVICE Ashes Rubbish Hauling HAULING of ashes rubbish. Reasonable prices. CH 7576.

Black Dirt Landscaping TRIM YOUR TREES NOW! Repair or cut down. Will go out of town. BR. 4489. Construction and 8ulldirs QUALITY homes modernizing, price right.

Plans drpwn, terms. Dagenhardt. CH. 2H53 Exterminators Fumigators BEDBUGS INSECTS Exterminated. One Appll.

Guaranteed Bonded-Licensed. Smith DR. 5086 Floor Resurfacing i FLOOR sanding. Good wk. reas.

Machines icmea. r. a. uison. yn.

4 Job. HI. J4(( Pcarce 7:15 Al Pearce 7:30 Benny Ooodmen Goodman Ben Bernie Ben Bernie Green Program Green Program 8:00 Navy Band 8:15 Navy Band 8:30 Poly Follies 8:45 Poly Follies Green Program Green Program Jimmy Fiddler Vic and Sade 9:00 Poetic Melodies Amos 'n' Andy versus 9:15 Minute Mysteries Orchestra Knnsas City 9:30 Easy Aces Sports Front Page Orch. Voice of City Baseball 10:00 News Cedric Adams Sports Editor Baseball Scores 10:15 Rollie Johnson World News Wrestling 10:30. Baseball Summary SmllinK Bob Wildwood Park 10:45 Joe Cappo's Orch.

Coronado Orch. ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS AXrtHRSOX Rnlln AMOXSON Alfrrd BHItKH t'tigene BKXDFOKl) Henry CHKI.I.l.X(iM)TH-CRAIX Ernest -Joseph F. A. hoss A. RK EX'RLKG Halter V.

VKIVU KK.K milium K. HKM1IIKKS Charlotte Mae HCKI.KY Agn IOIIXSOX Arvid IIIHXSOX Mrs. Orpha. MAltSTOX Pearl S. MATTSOX refer XKI.SOX iiro ine NORDSTROM Mrs.

Karen POI HKli ItOISCM Gerhard N. SIOI.I Xl Anna WAfi.XK.R Frank Death Notices ANDERSON Rolin, age 27. Private service at Crystal Lake eemeterv. Billman Funeral chapel. 2518 Central av N.E.

ANTONSON Alfred, age 24, of 2742 NE Buchanan, passed away in Los Angeles, Calif. Services Wednesday. 2 p.m., at the Concordia Lutheran church, 22nd and Fillmore st NE. Interment Sunset memorial Park. O.

E. Larson service. BERIOU Eugene, age 54, military funeral will be held in the National cemetery. San Diego, Calif. Billman funeral chapel, 2518 Central av N.E.

BRA DFORD Henry, age 85. 5338 40th av S. passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. from Thomson-Nelson mortuary.

Interment I aKewood. CHELLINWORTH-Joseph F. age 74, 2871 Humboldt passed awav Saturday. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m." at the Scottish Rite Temple. Interment lake-wood cemetery.

Arrangements liv Thomson-Nelson mortuary. CRAIN Ernest, 2015 19th av N.E. Services Monday 11:30 a.m. at l.akewnod chapel. Billman funeral chapel, 2518 Central av N.E.

CROSS Martha wife of Norton M. Cross at her home, 2103 2nd av S. on Saturday evening. Services will be conducted at Lakewnnd chapel Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Arrangements bv Davies.

GREENBE RG Walter age 43, oTbTt 6ih av on Monday. Funeral services and interment at Anoka Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Thurston Funeral Chapel. Reviewal at the Swanson Funeral Home. Lowry Irving aves until Wednesday noon.

HARD ACKER Willitim age 75 years. Funeral services Tuesriav. 7:30 from Flynn-Wagner mortuary, 3541 Lyndale a.m. Incarnation church. Interment Sunset Memorial Park.

HENDRICKS Charlotte Mae, of 3118 22nd av age 51. Survived by husband A. Thurman, daughter Thurmalee. son Parker, one granddaughter. Mother, one sister, one brother.

Services Tuesday, 2 p.m. Temple Baptist church. 31st and Columbus, in'ffment Sunset Memorial. Barney Anderson Son. HURLEY Agnes, age 40, 1716 2fith av N.

Survived by husband, Edwin daughter, Mary Ann. Services Tuesday, 8:30 a.m.. from residence. 9 a.m. Ascension church.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Flynn-Wagner service. JOHNSON Arvid, age 47, passed aw-ay Sat. Formerly of New Brighton.

Survived bv wife, two daughters and six sons. Services Tues. 2:30 p.m. Rice Lake M. E.

church. Interment Rice Lake Arrangements by Clifford Peterson, 1304 Lowry a v. JOHNSON Mrs. Orpha, age 3fi, 3849 Clinton av. Funeral services Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.

Gill Brothers funeral chapel and 10 o'clock Incarnation church. Interment Anoka. Minn. MARSTON Pearl wife of Charles, at her home. 1914 Logan av on Saturday evening.

Services and interment at Owatnnna. Minn. Minneapolis arrangements by Davies. MATTSON Peter, age 80. res.

3222 Lyn dale av passed awav Saturday. Sur vived bv three daughters. Mrs. Wm. Pchle, Mrs.

Geo. Larson of Mis. David B. Holly. Wadena.

son, uscar ot granncniinrcn. Funeral services Tuesday at. 2 clock, Welaiirler-Ouist chapel. W. Broadway at Fremont.

Interment Crystal Lake ceme tery. NELSON Caroline, age 73. of 2855 Garfield st N.E.. formerly of 1714 Pierce st. Services Thursday.

2 p.m., at the Salem Mission church, 1R'-i st and Central av. Interment Hillside cemetery. O. E. Larson service.

NORDSTROM Mrs. Karen, 65, wife cf William 2413 S. 6th st. Survived by hushand; son, 4 daughters, 5 grandchildren. Services 2 p.m.

Tues. Bethany Luth. church, 25th A E. Franklin. Interment Sunset.

Enger service. POUCHER Mrs. Janet, age 44 years. Residence 2826 Pleasant av. Services Tues.

at 3:15 from Lakewood chapel. Interment Lakewood. Elliott service. ROISUM-Gerhard 8ge 35, 2714 2nd st N. Notice later.

Memorial Funeral Home. SJOLUND Anna, age 88. of 1507 Lowry av NE. Services Tuesdav, 2 p.m.. at the home.

Interment Hillside cemetery. O. E. Larson service. WAGNER Frank, age 31.

Funeral notice later. Arrangements by Clifford Peterson Funeral Directors DAVIES MORTUARY CO. 1403 Harmon Cor. 14th MA. 4351 MeDIVITT RJNERAL HOME 2825 LAKE ST DR.

3621 Enfjer Funeral Home Grant st at Park av. GE 3634. ALKINSON MORTUARY 1701-5 Chicago Est. 1S95 MA. 2464 Rainville Funeral Home BR.

1148 222 E. Hennepin av. Clifford Peterson 1302 LOWRY AV N. GR. 34 81.

Gleason Mortuary, RE 5207 Kozlak Funeral Home Burr Funeral Directors EARL FUNERAL HOME O.E.Larson MortuaryGr4791 SUNDSETH FUNERAL HOME ed in 1893 Lvndale 21st av CH 2095 STANLEY KAPALA 4 CO. 1UU7 MAIN ST N.E. BR. 3721. TODAY Gopher Camera cluh, DycUman, 7:30 p.m.

K. of C. Yest, 8 p.m., presentation of awards to parochial baseball league winners and installation of officers. Hennepin County Younger Dem ocrats. West, 8 p.m., annual con- vpntinn.

i Minneapolis Flat Janitors' 2108 Fourth avenue p.m.-Tl'ESDAY' Exchange club, Tne Leamington, luncheon. Exchange cluh hoard meeting, The Leamington, 5:30 p.m. Optimist cluh, Curtis, luncheon. Business Men's association, Curtis, luncheon. Ray P.

Chase, speaker. Junior Association of Commerce 'Conservation committee, Curtis. luncheon. Minneapolis Kiwanis club, Hotel Nicollet, 12:13 p.m., Lorin Hord, speaker. WEDNESDAY i Lions' club, Hotel Catlisson, 12:15 p.m., Stanley B.

Houck. jspeaker. K.0FC. TO INSTALL OFFICERS TONIGHT Francis Coady will be installed ias grand knight of Hennepin-Min-ineapolis council No. 435, Knights of Columbus, by Leo C.

LaFrance, I stated deputy, at the West hotel at 8 p.m. today, Irving J. Luger as deputy grand knight, John C. Drowley, advocate; Ernest J. Paquette, chancellor; John J.

Cra-craft, treasurer; P. J. Ahern, recorder; Leo P. Roth, warden; John V. Hegcrle, inside guard; Ralph A.

White, senior outside guard; J. Norman Nelson, junior outside guard; Frank J. Ney, Leo A. Reu-der and Joseph M. Kostick, trustees.

I STATE FEDERATION DROPS CIO UNIONS The Minnesota State Federation I of Labor, acting under orders of the American Federation of Labor, has disassociated from its membership all unions in the state affiliated with the CIO, George W. Law-'son, secretary treasurer of the state federation, announced today. The order affects less than 2,000 members out of the state organization's total membership of 35,000 to 40,000. he said. GIRL SLAYER DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR Rockview penitentiary, Belle-jfonte, Pa.

(INS) Full realization jof his predicament, mirrored in his 'face, Alexander Meyer, 20-year-old farmhand, died in Pennsylvania's electric chair today for the sex-slaying of 16-year-old Helen Moyer near Coatesville. WANT AD RATES Put your want ad in THE STAR Largest evening circulation ln Northwest. Lowest want ad rates. 15c PER LINE EACH DAY Six Consecutive Times 20c PER LINE EACH DAY Three Consecutive Times 25c PER LINE EACH DAT One or Two Times Out-of-town advertising cash In advance Six average words constitute a line. Minimum Space.

Two Agate Lines The Minneapolis Star will not be responsible for more than one incorrect Insertion of anv advertisement. When cancelling ads ask for a flumbet to insure credit for remaining insertions The Minneapolis Stat believes the interests ot its readers can best be served by Ihe acceptance of oniv truthful straiehl forward advertising. As protection to our readers, we ask misrepresentations be reported promptly WANT AD CLOSING TIMK 12:20 dally excent Saturday. 9 and 11:30 a.m. Saturday editions.

12.45 p.m daily for all death ootlces md and found ads PHONE ATLANTIC 3111 ANNOUNCEMENTS Fraternal Notices SCOTTISH RITE Funeral service for our late brother Joseph F. A. Chellingworth will be liif! at the ycottis.i Rite temple Tuesday.uly 13, 1937, at 2 p.m. 'Inquir'g Reporters Siim Jim Airbreaks Slim Jim WLB. Strauss Strauss Art Gallery i Songs The Green Room Ballroom of Air Race of Nations Other Americas Other Americas Baseball Chatter St.

Paul i Tune In Every Night for CEDRIC ADAMS at 10:00 p.m. over Wf CO LatfM headlines "qiilrku" In the news dally Russian Rhapsody Russian Rhapsody King's Jesters Hollander Orch. News Review. P.humba Orchestra, Rhapsodians, Swing Session. News, Rhtitnba Orchestra, Rhapsodians, Dance Time, Twelfth Hour Tempo.

on the rP loi 31 32d Two pinhall machines at Iver's cafe, 2021 Lyndale avenue were smashed and contents taken by burglars. Cigars and cigarcts valued al $17 were stolen from the Sjostrom grocery, 4002 Fourth avenue S. Golf clubs valued at $114 were stolen from his car while it was parked at. the side of his home. Havesor, 1030 Washburn avenue reported to poilce.

John Bradford, West hotel, lost clothing valued at $128 to prowlers who entered his car. ACCIDENT VICTIM REPORTED BETTER Vincent Kelley, 26, Omaha railroad extra switchman who suffered compound fracture of the right leg and a mangled hand when struck by a flat car at Fourteenth avenue N. and Second street, was reported "improved" at St. Mary's hospital today. He lives at 5357 Thirty-fifth avenue S.

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WMIN Schedule 1370 Kilocycles Monday Afternoon News, Music Hall. News, Siesta, Kaffee Klalch. News, Salon Music, Teatime Tidbits. News. Hollywood Brevities.

Margie, Hearth and Home. Monday livening :00 New-s. Financial News, Stock Market Quotations. Orchestra. Lisowskv Trio, Sport Highlights.

News. Baseball Scores. Rhapsodians, Bert Hirsch, Orchestra. News, Eventide Echoes. Varieties.

News Review, Master's Music Room, Dance Time, Pop. Melodies. News. Rhumba Dance: Rhapsodians, Swing Session. I News, Rhumba Dance; Time.

Orchestra. 12th Hour Tempo I 12:00 News. Tuesday Mornlntr 6:00 -7 :00 Devotional, Sunrise Serenade. News, Muffins and Music, Just About Time. 8:009:00 News, Bulletin Board, Mon itor Views the News, Morning Mood.

News, Gospel Singer, Woman's Outlook, Morning Melodies. :00 News, Maybe You Know Them Drama, Mid-morning Concert. News. Here Comes the Band, Rhythmic Age, Take It Easy. Tuesday Afternoon News Review, Barefoot Boys, Noonday Novelties, Jerry Shelton, Accordion.

News. Organ. Llsowsky Trio. Song Stvlist, Rnumba Rhvtlim. News, Music Hall.

News, Harmony Hall, Kaffee Klateh. Salon Music, Cocktail Capers. Hollywood Brevities Margie, Hearth and Home. Tuesday F.vpiilng :00 News, Financial News. Stork Market Quotations, Orchestra, Dining Out, Lisowskv Trio.

News, Baseball Scores, Rhapsodians, Eventide Echoes, River-Lake Tabernacle. Sport Highlights. Minneapolis-Milwaukee Baseball Game. Minneapolis Milwaukee Baseball Game. Yis 4u ii im in ii iin iini'liil'ilwiMimi jj a A.

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