THE GRAND PRESS MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1923. LITTLE REFINERS SEE SURE RUIN IN GAS PRICE FIGHT Rates Continue to Drop as More States Follow Dakotas' Lead. TEXAS BUYS AT 11 CENTS Upkeep of Service Stations Is Blamed for High Retail Costs. 3 1-y LANDIS BITTER IN VIEWS ON GASOLINE PROFITS Chicago, Aug. Associated Press)-Many of the small refineries are threatened with failure unless they are protected and obtain a.
price that will equal the cost of production. according to statements out by the gasoline price war started by South Dakota, and which has spread to several other states of the middle with reductions which caused Isoline to sell from 11 cents to 2.3 cents a gallon. In South Dakota. where Gov. W.
H. McCaster declared the former price 26.6• cents a gallon was "no less than highway and obtained a large quantity of gasoline to be sold by the state at 13 cents a gallon, gasoline sold Nesterday for 10.5 cents a gallonhe lowest paid in 10 years. Drivers adopted the slogan, "fill her up" and sales were reported trebled. See Bankruptcy Ahcad. Independent dealers in South Dakota said they saw only bankruptcy ahead, and at Milwaukee, where a 3-cent reduction is predicted, George F.
O'Neil, president of the O'Neil Oil Paint declared that unless the Oklahoma producers can be protected, they will be forced out of business. In Texas yesterday gasoline sold from 11 cents in Dallas to 19 cents In Houston. Nebraska got into the fight when Gov. C. W.
Bryan sent telegrams to all principal oil companies requesting a reduction in price. TAs a result of agitation in the central west, Gov. Len Small of Illinois announced he was investigating the situation with a view of taking action. Officials of the Standard Oil Co. In Kentucky intimated there soon would be 8.
reduction made in Kentucky. Gov. E. P. Morrow of that state said he had no public funds available for the purchase and sale of gasoline.
Drops at St. Reports from St. Paul, state that the two refining comparies there have announced they will sell gasoline from trucks at cents a gallon. Some Minneapolis independent all companies said last night they could obtain gasoline laid down there for 11 cents a gallon. Others, however, declared that it was an unusually low price.
According to C. Roy Hill, secretary of the Minneapolis, Automobile club, he quoted an offer of 12 cents a gallon for gasoline in carload lots. Due to the influx of coal oil and asoline in large shipments through the Panama canal to Atlantic ports the refineries east of the Rockies have been forced to sell Now cost of production and Are consequence in danger of going out of business. Aubrey G. Maguire, president of the Bartles-Maguire our declared at Milwaukee.
Many Close Down. George F. O'Neill, president of the O'Neill Oil Paint in a statement said that "at present many renneries in Oklahoma are closing down for 30 days and a large number of smaller refineries are on the verge of bankruptcy. Unless they can be protected and can secure a price that will equal the cost of producing oil an important source of 'the nation's supply will be closed. It is the elaborate equipment for serving the public that gasoline companies must' maintain in order to compete that is responsible for the apparent high cost of gasoline.
Statistics show that over the entire country service stations average 300 gallons a day the year round sales. Estimating expense of maintenance of each of these staations at $25 a day there is an expense of 8 cents a gallon which must be paid by the consumer. New Orleans, Aug. state of Louisiana will make an exhaustive probe into gasoline prices immediately, Attorney General A. V.
announced here following reports from other cities that gasoline was being sold at from 3 to 6 cents lower than the prevailing price here, cents. Minneapolis, Aug. Kenesaw Mountain Landis, national baseball commissioner, who in 1907 as federal judge, fined the Standard pil Co. $29,000,000, said in Minneapolis Sunday that "it is absolutely unconscionable," it true, that gasoline worth 11 cents wholesale is being retailed in Minnesota for 23.2 cents." If the spread between the wholesale price and the retail price is 65 cents on five gallons and $1.20 on 10 gallons, then I say it is absolutely unconscionable that there is a spread of more than 100 per cent," he said. DOMINION WHEAT CROP IS SMALLER Official Forecast Places Output Total at 382,514,000 Bushels.
Ottawa, Aug. Dominion bureau of statistics Monday forecast Canada's total wheat crop for els, year, 17,272,400 bushels less than this will be 332,514,000 bushlast year's Anal estimate. The forecast is based upon crop conditions at the end of July and is predicted upon a continuance of favorable weather conditions. ANNOUNCEMENTS. 3 Martha Derree of evening.
Honor. will home hold of lawn Winnie social Slootmaker, 1031 Tuesday Side hive. No. 599. Ir.
0. members friends. plenic Wednesday. Rosenberry. Spring Bus leares Lake.
come Mrs. Henry 8 m. Grand Hiilcrost Trunk hire meets Tuesday afternoon. Colt Park clubhouse. in evening.
CHANCEY A. BOOMER, RAILROAD MAN, DIES Chancey'A, Boomer, veteran of the Philippine campaign of Spanish -American war and long a railroad man In service in various parts of the United States, died Saturday at his home in Grand Rapids at the age of 46. Mr. Boomer is survived by his widow, by his mother, Mrs. George Skedgell of Coral, by his brothels, R.
K. Boomer, Coral; Bert Boomer, Ray City; John Boomer, Pontiac; Charles Boomer, Lansing; Guy Boomer, Grand Rapids, and Prederick Boomer, Detroit. Mr. or Boomer began his railroad career at 16 as relief operator for Detroit, Grand Rapids Western railroad, being sent all over the division as needed. His first permanent assignment was at Webber'Then he was promoted to be dispatcher at Grand Rapids.
After two years he was transferred to Saginaw. He enlisted. for the SpanishAmerican and served in the signal corps in the Philippines. He received mention at the close of 'the war. Returning to Michigan he worked for some time for the Michigan Central at Jackson and for the Grand Trunk as dispatcher at Battle Creek.
Later he served the Santa Fe at Cushing, and then at Arkansas City, 31o. On account of his health he returned to Michigan. While visiting relatives at Lansing he suffered a stroke of paralysis which later caused his death. Funeral services will be held at his mother's home at Coral Tuesday at 2:30. NEWS OF BUSINESS PRINT SHOPS WILL SEEK APPRENTICES Employers to Discuss Plans for Encouraging Young Ben Franklins.
Plans for increasing the number of apprentices in the printing trade will discussed at the first fall meeting of the Grand Rapids Printers' association, which will be held early in September. It is proposed to co-operate with the vocational school in interesting young in the printing trade and having them work part time in the school and part time in shops 'of members of the local association. The Michigan Typothetae federation will meet at Kalamazoo Sept. 27 to 29 and the National Typothetae will meet in Washington Oct. 22 to 26.
CARRY MORE FREIGHT. Railroads Profit by Efficiency in Operating. The railroads are carrying a greatly increased volume of business with only a. moderate increase equipment and that this is being done without car shortage is attributed by Railway Age to increased operating efficiency. Detailed statistics are available for only the first four months of the year, but comparing these with the corresponding period in 1920 shows the average number of tons carried one dally by each car increased from 445 to 501, or almost 15 per cent.
The average miles traveled by each car daily increased more than 19 per cent. The average number of cars hauled in each freight train increased per cent. The average tons per train increased from 671 to 700. The heavy fall movement of freight soon will be on and the increase efficiency will be an important factor in solving the problems. WILL MEET FRIDAY Wholesalers to Discuss Plans for Trade Trips.
The wholesale department of the Association of Commerce will meet at the Masonic Country club Friday evening, Aug. 17, instead of Thursday evening preceding. At this meeting plans will be discussed for the one-day automobile trip to Allegan Thursday, Aug. 23, and the one-day trip to Saugatuck, Douglas and Holland the last week in September. The fall trade tour, Oct.
9 to 12, also will be discussed. Rail Employes Vote. The Pennsylvania railroad has 141,439 employes in the various groups in which employe representatives elections have been held thus far this year and of these 110,916 participating in the balloting 78.5 per cent. This is much greater participation than at municipal, state or even national elections. The latest returns from the mintenance-of-way department with 51,446 employes and 36,682 or 7.46 per cent voting.
In the eastern region the vote was 80.1 per cent, in the central region 74.5 per cent, northwestern 69.7 per cent and southwestern 63.7 per cent. Hum of the Business Word. E. M. Gladden, commercial superintendent of Michigan State Telephone then A.
J. Peckham, division superintendent at Lansing, are in the city conferring with District Manager C. E. Wilde regarding plans for unifying the service when the purchase of the Citizens becomes effective. Eugene Richards, cashier of the Old National bank, has returned after a month's vacation in Newaygo county.
Two English hand carvers are recent, additions to the Grand Rapids factory working force. They landed in Montreal and went to New York and there learned that Grand Rapids would be the best place for them. Stove Used as 3 Vault; $613. Is Turned to Ash Kalamazoo, Aug. of an a safety deposit vault while they were away on their vacation cost the members of one Kalamazoo family $613.
The family's loss became known through the bank which is in communication with the treasury department at Washington in an attempt to salvage a portion of the charred and blackened currency. The money was placed in the stove on the day the family left for northern Michigan. Some silver was inclosed with the bills. The family returned to the city on a chilly evening and two members. unacquainted with the location of the treasure, started a fire in the stove.
When the box in which the money had been inclosed was opened, it badly was found charred that by the the bills extreme heat that every semblance of engraving and printing had been obliterated. The contents of the box were not disturbed and it. is hoped enough of the charred ashes can be identifed to reimburse the family for its loss. 1 EMERY CHOSEN ON PEACE COUNCIL Legion Head Chooses Predecessor to Represent Men in Bok Award. Col.
Alvin M. Owsley. national commander of the American Legion, has appointed Lieut. C'ol. John G.
Emery as the legion's repcouncil resentative in or a connection the co American peace award Edward Bok. Mr. Emery will leave Wednesday for a visit to the headquarters of the council in New York city to learn details regarding the program and of the meeting which will be held in September. AUTHORITIES GIVEN BUCKETEERS' BOOKS E. M.
Fuller Co. Records Now in Hands of Officials, Report. New York, Aug. records of the bankrupt stock bucketing, firm long of have F. M.
provided Fuller one of the chief sources of interest in the sensational disclosures that followed the firm's failure, were reported Monday to have been surrendered anonymously to the federal authorities on the eve of promised new indictments of "higherups" in an alleged bucket shop ring. WATERS ABOUT DETROIT CLAIM FIVE VICTIMS Detroit, Aug. persons were drowned in the vicinity of Detroit Sunday. Charles E. Emerison, 26, and Eddie Kudrle, 24, were drowned in Base lake near Ann Arbor when their boat was swamped.
James Campbell. 40, was drowned in River Rouge when he was seized with cramps. Harley Rennie, .25. was drowned while swimming off Bols Blanc island in Detroit Norenan Steele, Toledo. was drowned in Lake Erie near Monroe when the boat in which she was riding capsized.
FOR THE NEXT CENSUS. Boy- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Babcock.
342 Sunset-av. Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Van Dyke, 933 Lafayette-av. Boy--Mr.
and Mrs. Chester S. Kalinski, 722 Sixth Girl-Mr. and Sites Claude R. Rich, 920 Douglas-st.
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt Van Eyk, 1215 Leonard -st. Boy-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Byrne, 2032 Stafford-av. Boy Mr. and Mrs. John Van Portfleet, 17 Burton-st.
Girl Mr. an'd Mrs. Theodore Breen, 1313 Kalamazoo-av. Girl-Mr. and Mrs.
Ward C. Harris, 508 -st. Girl- Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Sealock. Boy---Mr. 587 Sheldon Mrs. William J. Szydlowski, 1217 Watson-st.
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mulder, 726 Hogan-st. Boy-Mr. and Mrs.
Washington C. Edwards, 1934 Collins-pl. Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Christian De Mann, 418 Fernardo-st.
Boy--Mr. Mrs. Elmer L. Black, 2215 Horton-av. Girl-Mr.
and Mrs. C. Stanley Tournell, Ball Park-dr. OFFICIAL DEATH LIST. Patricia Pike, 4, 635 Paris-av.
Chauncey A. Boomer, 46, 206 Sheldon-av. Hazel E. Miller, 31, 239 Powell -st. us ch do Cu died suddenly Sunday at her home.
Plainfield-av. N. E. She is survived by her husband. John F.
Clark: one William Tevy of California: one daughter. Mry. Ed Knapp of Columbus. 0.: her father. Robert Hudson.
and ono brother. Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at Plainfield M. E. church. Interment Fair Plains cemters.
VALKIER-Mr3. Adriana Valkier. of her aged daugh- died Aug. 13 at the home ter. Mra.
Lewis Kunst. 1440 E. She is survived by three song, Joe. Martin and Levi: one daughter, Josey Kunst: eleven grandchildren, coven great-grandchildren: one brother. Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kunst, 1440 N. F. Interment Fair Plains cemetery. MEDEMA-Okka Medema, aged passed away Friday evening at the Kent county inArmary.
Surviving are the widow and one son. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at VanStrien's chapel, Ottawa-av. and N. W. Burial Fair Plains cemetery.
POTTER--Edmond H. Potter. aged 70. of 1032 died very suddenly Sunday afternoon while calling on some friends on Cass-av. Besides his widow he la survived by two daughters.
Mr. Ethel Bly and Mrs. Grace Mulberx. Funeral services will be held front the residence Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Burial at Jonia.
BROWN-P. H. Brown, for 41 years 3 resident of Grand Rapid4 and Cascade townshin. passed away Saturday erening o'clock the home of his son. L.
P. Brown. 1912 Davis. S. W.
Burlingame. He is survived by three sons. L. W. P.
and H. B. Brown of this city. and one daughter, Mrs. G.
S. Knapp of Chicago: four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will he held Tuesday afternoon from the home at. clock. Interment.
Ouk Hill cemeterr. In Memoriam In remembrance of our grandmother, who died one year ATo today. Mrs. Louis Palmerlee and Family. We are prepared to render our ustomers any service.
D. G. Lyzen. G. R.
Monument Co. 31 Years at 1251 and 1236 Division S. Mr. and Mrs. D.
G. Lyzen FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Qulet. dignified. efficient unerrision.
Ambulance Tripe. $3 00. Citizens 61324. Bell M. 20.
58-57 JEFFERSON AVENUE. J. H. JOLDERSMA SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Auto and ambulance service 823 Leonard N. W.
Citizens 68799 642 S. w. Main 3511 M. D. MYER ANSWERS BLUE SKY CHARGES Malen D.
Myer waived examination in police court Monday when arraigned on a charge of violating the blue sky law by selling stock not approved by the Michigan sehell to superior court. fixed at $1,000 ions the case was curities commission. His bond was Mrs. Adam Bancroft of Alto, complainant, charged Myer had sold her stock in the Chicago Wheel Co. and that the Chicago stork was not a approved.
Mr. Myer's attorney stated the case was based on a technicality and that the stock in question, while not approved in Michigan, was official New York curb stock. GRAND RAPIDS BREVITIES Fred Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. D.
D. Price, formerly of 33 Bar. N. and now of 352 S. was buried Friday in Kokomo, Ind.
Heart disease caused his death, which occurred at Benton Harbor, where he was engaged in the dry cleaning business. Surviving besides the parents, is a brother, Louls Price, who lives in Winnipeg. R. W. Floyd has returned, having aided Arthur Blackmore, formerly a mission worker in Grand Rapids, in a series of meetings at the mission in Erie of which Mr.
Blackmore now is superintendent. Mr. Floyd's tenor singing has been heard at many Grand Rapids mission services. camper at the Boy Scouts Having been -warded the high honor of that designation, now, as reward, Arthur Thwaites, Eagle Scout, 219 has been sent to represent Grand Rapids at Culver summer school, which opened for one week. Striking his head 011 a railing at the Highland park pool Saturday afternoon, Harold Lee, 14, of 227 received a deep cut which necessitated his being taken to Butterworth hospital.
The boy's condition was not considered serious by hospital authorities, however, and he was allowed to gO to his home after the wound had been While on way to church Sunday morning Mrs. Elizabeth Papke, 19, of 60 N. received bruises and cuts when she fell from a Michigan-st. car. She was taken to Butterworth hospital, where she was reported Monday to have recovered quickly from the shock.
Peter If. Brown, more than 40 years a resident of Grand Rapids, will be buried in Oak lill cemetery Tuesday afternoon after services at 2 p. m. at the home of his son, Leonard P. Brown, 1912 S.
where he died Saturday evening at the age of 78. He 19 survived by three sons, a daughter. four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Ralph 1. Hobart of the Hohart 59 N.
reported to police Sunday night that his store had been entered through a rear door between 1:30 and 9:30 that a burglar had opened a combination safe, pried open an inside cabinet and had stolen $144. MARRIAGE LICENSES. William Bommelje, 24, Caroline Vogt, 22. Celestine Tebeau, 31, Detroit: Theckla A. Bakeraitis, 23, Grand Rapids.
Arend Doezema, 20, Grand Rapids; Doris Heath 17, Kent City. Leonard Feerick, 21, Sparta; Nyla C. Witt, 18, Sparta. Arthur G. Fike, 22: Marie Gurzinski, 18.
Peter Korstanje, 26. Jeannette Decker, 20. Thomas DeFouw. 24, Grand Rapids; Agnes R. McLaughlin, 21, Muskegon.
Marion Palmer, 23; Reva Wood, 18. Orison C. Locke, 25, Grandville: Edith C. Hendrickson, 21, Grand Rapids. LeRoy 26; Ielen Bellis, 18.
Harold Y. Hartley, 24. Grand Rapids; Stephana M. Butler, 25, Washington, Mich. John A.
Moore, 26, Ypsilanti; Evelyn M. Bowen, 24, Grand Rapids. John VanderBoon, 29; Mary TanderWaal, 21. ET us furnish your home. Write for our List of OatAts.
A postcard brings It. Young Chaffee Furn. Co. 122-128 N. W.
Complete Furnishers Homes. MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES. 1923. NO. 74.
INDIAN CHIEF motorcycle and side car for sale or trade for light car. 518 North Park. Citizens 76318. 13 FOR SALE Harley-Davidson motorcycle: cheap if taken at once. 449 DiamondN.
E. Citizens 22941. 13 USED motorcycles, $75 and up. 28x3 tires $7.50: spark 50c. EXCELSIOR GARAGE, 210 N.
Ottawa. HARLEY CLINE. AGENCY. C. C.
12:38 DIVISION S. STORES -OFFICES -DESKROOM FIRST CLASS corner heated. location, Equally Division desirable and for store or office. Apply at once to H. HT.
Masten. Klingman Furniture Co. 17 LARGE office room. furnished: heat, light and janitor service: centrally located. $23.
GEO. H. SCHNABEL 319 WIDDICOMB BLDG. CITZ. 69141 14 OFFICE OR DESK ROOM Three splendid little offices on ground floor location, which rent for $15 per month.
including light, heat. janitor serv. ice and telephone service. John G. Emery.
4:3 N. W. MOVING AND STORAGE. WANTED--Load vicinity from at Battle once. Creek.
Radcliffe Kalamazoo Storage Co. 14 WANTED -Van load to Pentwater. istee. return: Toledo, Chicago, Detroit. all intermediate points.
A. DeGroot Son, 73R W. Leonard. Citz. 4083.
Bell M. 2730. WANTED--Load to Chicago. Benton Har. bor, Manister, Traverse City.
Detroit: also return loads from Ann Arbor. waukee. Battle Creek. Cleveland. Ohio: fully insured, large vang and small truck.
Kioet Patrick Moving 1027 ette-av. Citz 66605. Bell M. 2408. WANTED -Small load to Rochester.
N. or intermediate points. Bert Ross. of. fire.
Citizens 72337: residence 72168. FIREPROOF etorage for household goods. Shank Fireproof Storage Co. MOVING to and from. Grand Rapids, Phone Richarde Storage finest equipment.
reasonable rates. Fireproof ware house to store in. Citizens 66178: Boll Main 110 FLOOR SPACE AND BASEMENTS. TO RENT--From 3.000-15.000 feet ideal spare for manufacturing, and about 000 feet for storage or jobbing house, with office on ground floor. Railroad siding.
beat. all conveniences. cheap insurance. Leonard Industrial 21-30 Ottawa-av. UPHOLSTERING.
W. A. CHAPEL. upnolstering. furniture repairing and refinishing.
940 S. Citz. 32218. JOHN hUGEL SONS. REFINISHING.
511 S. DIVISION. CITZ. 68728. BELL M.
7 2842. WANTED HELP- MALE. Grand Rapids territory on well adverWANTED Specialty salesman to corer the tised food product. temporary position with salary. See F.
J. Cundy. Browning Hotel, Thursday morning. 13x SHOES -Become our local salesman. felling high grade shoes direct to wearer.
Quick seller and good commission. Experience not required. Tanners Shoe Mtg. 300 Boston. Mass.
13x WANTED Experienced operator for woven wire machine. National Spring Wire, Corner, Wealthy and Front. 13 to a-sist selling eighties of WANTED Energetic Polish, land salesman splendid farming land not from Grand Rapids. Land will bear closets inspection. Good pay to the right man.
Porter Woman, 119 W. Muskegon, Michigan. 18 SALESMAN wanted to sell GOAl direct from mine to consumer. Trememious profits. Sell churches.
-chools. stores, homes. etc. Write now. Erie Coal Mining 1007 Park-av.
Detroit. Mich. 13x per week for full time, Only first-class Rate $66.25 for 60 hours, and $14 bonus WANTED--Plasterers at Morton Hotel. finishers need apply. Theo.
J. Beyne, 346 Houseman Bldg. WANTED--Competent bushelman. 13 Fishman's. WANTED -Painters.
328 West Leonard st. WANTED--Four neat appearing young men field and salesmanship. Apply after 6 p. 01. Mr.
Semrau, Browning Annex. Room 8. 13x WANTED -Two house carpenters at 849 Myrtle-st. Citizens T1099 after 133 WANTED -Baker or helper. Martin's 13x Bake 1349 Lake-dr.
WE DESIRE tWO good. cut yOung men at 18 10 350 years, good 01- portunity for the future for those willing 10 work. This is not a snap. Only interested in something worth while need apply. Kresze's.
5 and 100 Store. 13 SALES CORRESPONDENT. Young man capable of tyving special letters to sell prospects. secured through national advertising. on a opportunitv inoluding investment of $3.000 to 000.
and preparing them for salesmen interview: must hare ability to write forceful. human interest letters: permanent position and opportunity for advanement offered to right man: convince us by letter that you the man. DUNN MFG. HOLLAND. MICH.
13 WANTED--Good inside wireman. Enterprise Electric Co. 13 WANTED -Good butcher. 400 W. BAKER wanted.
good man on bread. Henry Ditmar. 1107 Eleventh N. 14 WANTED Lather to lath new house: eat start tomorrow. About 700 vards.
George Brouwer. Citizens 32301.0 13 WANTED Man to operate band rinsaw. Nichol- Cox Lumber 1033 GodTrev-av. 1 ti WANTED--Barber. -teady.
F. Demond. 14 S. 14x THREE neat business appearing men to travel with manager. Salary and bonus.
Transportation paid. Apply 337 Houseman Bldg. 14x WANTED -Young man to work in meat market. Citz. 33972.
13 WANTED -Experienced furniture stribera. Linderman machine operator. Marquetry sawyer and variety lathe turned. Free Employment Service. 029 W.
Salesmen. Attention! What about the future? We have a year-around line nationally advertised; have both city and country territory. Come in and talk it over. Call after 5 p. 111..
evenings. 96 Monroe avenue, room 204. in $300 A month: in reply give age. perience. education.
addro-4 429. and phone number. Address Box Press. 13x WANTED LUMBER HANDLERS. STEADY APPLY TO AIR.
MAXEY, MONROE AVE. AR DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM METAL PLANT. GRAND RAPIDS SHOW CASE CO. 14 18 WANTED- Young man stenographer, willin t.o learn business in order to he able 10 compose his own sales letters to high grade prospects. Apply HI.
J. Stevens Murray Ride. 15 AN old established firm has opening in Michigan for three man capable of earn- WANTED -LABORERS. McDERMOTT COOPER. AND SUNSETAV.
13x WANTED--Young man for timekeeper, to etart work at once. Thwaites Furniture southwest corner Campau and Pearl. 13 WANTED Mirror Works. Grand corner Rapids Fulton Art and Front. WANTED--Young man for tire business, vulcanizing experience preferred.
Citz. 66980. 13 SALESMEN to join a live wire organization to represent largest factory of it3 kind in the United States. Inquire for Mr. DeKlyne, Consumers Power in basement.
between 1 and 3. 14 $5 PROFIT felling $7.50 necessity: write for sample. Merchant's Minneannlim. Minn. 07x WANTED--Experienced automobile washer at once.
Chris Auto Laundry. 230 N. W. 14 WANTED Furniture salesmen. Naylor Furniture 1358 Grandville-av.
WANTED-Experienced married man to lion of Commerce Blig. 13 work on farm. Farm' Bureau. Associa-class tool and die oakers and one first-class punch press hand. Apply at Jarecki Machine Tool 40 Market-av.
15 ALL around cabinetmaker and repair man. one familiar with setting up chairs. Address P. 0. Box 144.
13 WANTED- Plasterer tender. Call at 941 Ionia-av. N. W. 13 SWANSON never makes less than $125 weekly selling "Merchant- Income Tax Records." Write for sample.
Merchants Association. Minneapolis, Minn. 27 SALESMAN for Grand Rapids and surrounding territory. Electric appliances, sell to retail stores. rood income: steady position with old reliable manufacturer.
Give references and expereinces. Manufacturer. 50 Rowland Detroit. 13x TWO men with newspaper or magazine Fire orders per day pays $60 per week. experience.
Guaranteed ealary and bonus. Call 336 Houseman Bids. today. l4x YOUNG MAN To fill clerical and bookkeeping position in sales branch of large national manufacturer where hard work and faithfulness combined with ability are rewarded by promotion. Opportunity for the future is unlimited.
Write fully. stating previous experience. axe and enlary expected. Box 248. Press.
14 WANTED-First-class spinnet desk trimmer. Call H. Vos. 651 Logan-st. 13 FURNITURE workers.
Free Employment Service. 226 N. Rear of Pantlind hotel, one block west of Monroe-av. WANTED Young man with some office experience. An opportunity to break into selling end of A good proftable business.
BOx 733. Press. 13 WASTED--Young man with some expein selling men's clothing and furnishings: must also be able to write cards and trim windowe: prefer some one from medium size town; permanent position with opportunity for advancement: state qualificationa and salary expectation. Globe Department Store. Traverso City.
Mich. 13 WANTED--Salesman wita car. to handle local territory. Box H'209. Press.
13x WANTED--Finishing foreman tor a large furniture factory located at Grand Rapide. Must be An experienced mall, thoroughly capable. Address Box 247, Press. 14x WANTED EMPLOYMENT -MALE JOB WANTED- Ford dump truck. Phone 53377 Citizens.
14x WANTED--By young married man, pos1tion with local wholesale concern. wIlling to start at bottom. At present emplored. Rox 205. Press.
13x CHIMNEYS. FURNACES CLEANED. AUTO SERV. C. MOLER.
C. M. WANTED- -Moving. expressing. hauling: one-ton truck: all or part time.
W. H. Dean, 1046 Butterworth-et. Citz. 63912.
13x EXPERIENCED stationary engineer and maintenance man wants position: would out of city. Call after 6 D. m. W. Shreve, 557 Michigan N.
E. 13 GARAGES. GARAGE for rent. 547 Franklin S. E.
14x TO RENT- suitable for light car. 1311 Lake-dr. Main 3081. 131 W.INTED HELP--FEMALE. WANTED Cook for email private Family.
Apply T. W. C. A. LADIES wanted: earn $18.20 weekly, spare time at home.
addressing. mailing music circulars: send for professional copy. formation. An-onia Music 312 47thst New York City. 14x WANTED -A competent cook for a family of two adults: references required.
Mrs. J. E. Earle. 301 Fountain-et.
13x EATERIENCED waiterses for Mackinac Island. Michigan: season to Sept. 20: per month, Lood extra money: transportation both ways. Write at once. Manager 1-land House.
13 A LARGE (reporation desires a girt for general office work. Reply in own handwriting, stating experience and salary vected. Box lI 215. Press. 14 WANTED Girl for general housework.
538 Morris-av. Citizens 67238. 14 WANTED- Breakfast cook. Y. M.
C. A. Cafeteria. WANTED EXPERIENCED MILLINERY SALESLADY, PERMANENT POSITION. APMILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
FRIEDMAN-SPRING'S. 14 WANTED--At one. girl for housework and assist with children at nearby resort for short time. H. M.
Taliaserro. 308 Cambridge. 13 WOMAN to work for her own and hui. band's board and room. Citz.
7144S. 13 WANTED-Woman tor general housework. 24 Canton-st. 14 WANTED -Floor girls. Doan's Caleteria.
Cody Hotel. 14 GIRLS for millinery work. Experience sewing preferred. DeF'rees Millinery, 114 Pearl. 14 SEVERAL ladies of Food appearance to take orders: $10 to $20 daily: unusual opportunity.
SoP Mrs. Nichols. sixth door. Good-pred-Fox 100-192 Monroe WANTED Girl for general housework. Citz.
4005. 136 Lafayette. N. E. 13 EXPERIENCED girl for light housework.
small house. only two in family. good wages: easy work: FO home nights. Location East Grand Rapids. near Blodgett hospital.
Call Citz. 23122. 13 WANTED Two NOunS ladies to clerk nights nt soda fountain. Apply in person to Miss Myers at West's drug store. 186 Monroe.
13 WANTED -GIrI for general housework. Call Main 1310 or Citz. 08840. WANTED--Experienced left trollers for shanea. Vanden Berg Cigar Co.
15 WANTED AT ONCE TWO EXPERIENCED MILLINERY MAKERS TWO EXPERIENCED SALESPEOPLE AND TWO APPRENTICES. APPLY AT ONCE, SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, WURZBURG'S. 13 WANTED Elevator operator. Apply Ringde-Krekel 190 Monroe. WANTED -Experienced telephone operator.
Worden Grocer Co. COMPETENT maid for housework: two in family. No washing nor ironing. 838 Cambridge. Citizens 02262.
13 between WANTED--A 33-50 Christian years. by housekeeper. with age one child. 10 years old. in strictly modern home.
Box 333. Presa. 13x WANTED--Holland lady between 53 and keep house 1or one man. 2009 Home after 5 m. 13x Experienced millinery salesladies wanted: steady position.
Apply B. S. Chapin's. 13 WANTED--Girl for hou-ework. 1429 S.
F. Citz. 23045. 13x GIRL for housework. R.
C. Wilcox, 447 S. Prospect. Citz. 69931.
15 WANTED--Competent maid for general hou-ework. For summer. Good cook: no washing; wages $12. Address Windybough Cottage. Grand Karen.
13 WANTED--Billing clerk: experience not nece-sars. Box 803. Press. 13 WANTED -Responsible woman tor three hours' cooking at night. Blodgett Memorial 14 GIRL for general housework.
three in family. No warbing or ironing. References. 10. Prospect.
S. E. Citz. 64209. Bell M.
3460. 15 WANTED--Housekeeper. Citz. 67484. 14x SALESLADY to tell high-grade line of beaded art goods and silk items.
Apply Monday or Tuesday. New China Trading third floor .75 Monroe. 13x NEAT refined girl to work in candy ebop: about 22 years old. Call 22 between 5 and 7. 13 WANTED--A dining room girl.
Gruenbauer'e Restaurant. 344 Bridge. 13: WANTED--Lady typist. one day each week at private house: one familiar with fraternal work preferred. Etta M.
Smith, 119 N. Union. Citz. 67651. 13 AN EXPERIENCED DRESS SALESLADY FOR AN EXCLUSIVE READY-TO-WEAR SHOP.
MUST BE ACCUSTOMED TO SERVING A HIGH CLASS HIGHEST SALARY TO RIGHT PARTY. REFERENCES. BOX 327. PRESS 13x WANTED--Competent (ook references. Louis Cornelius.
40 N. Prospect. 22 COMPETENT stenographer: state salary expected. Box 413. Press.
13 WANTED Competent girl for second work. Apply Mrs. Guy W. Rouse. 135 S.
E. WANTED EXPERIENCED practical nurse at liberty. Citz. 61099. 13x WANTED Washing and ironing called for and delivered.
Citz. 33006. 14x ELDERLY woman wants to care for chilmother is away. Citz. 37160.
13 dren afternoons and- evenings while HIGH school girl wants home with good family where she can assist with work and go to school. Box 328. Prese. 13x PRIVATE family wants all kinds laundry work. Dry in open air.
Call for delivered. Citz. 33197. sand ALL kinda of sewing and dressmaking at reasonable prices. Citz.
32418. 14x ELDERLY lady wishes to work for elderly couple or assist with housework. N. 13x WANTED -AGENTS. of Harding' -fastest seller in five years, $20 daily profit.
Beat book. best terms. Free outfit. McCurdy 1428 N. Wells.
Chicago. 13x TAILORED CAPS. $75 to $100 per week cash for you. Sell Taylor made- to -measure cape direct to wearers. Men everywhere want made-tomen.
etc. Big season now tarting. Write order men. motori-st. sportsfor sample outfit of models and fabrics.
Taylor Cap Manufacturers. Dept. Q. Cincinnati. 0.
13x MORTGAGES, LAND CONTRACTS LAND CONTRACTS BOUGHT land contracts. GRAND RAPIDS LAND CONTRACT CO. We are headquarters for the purchase of W. H. Kinsey.
L. T. Wilmarth. Vice James Buys, Sec. -Treasurer.
417-425 Michigan Trust Bldg. WE HAVE a mortgage for $2.000 due May 1926: will sell at a discount. need the money: a safe and profitable loan for some one. Box 128. Press.
13x WANTED--First mortgake loan. $1.600 on property worth $0,000. interest 7 per cent: three to five years. Citz. 61018.
M. 918. 13 POULTRY AND PET STOCK. FOR SALE -Police puppies. six weeks old at 550 each: one female five months old ST5.
Edwin Wheatley. Hopkins. Mich. 14x FOR SALE -Brindle bull dog. $10.
667 13x WANTED- for young black and white male cat. Call Citz. 21119. 14 FOR SALE--Collie pup. cheap if taken at once.
703 Cherry-st. Citz. 67234. 13 GERMAN POLICE puns and grown stock for onlo. 327 Crescent -st.
13x FIVE rood rabbit hounde. four Scotch Collie puns. three Fox. Terrier puppies. two Afredale nune all for cheap or trade.
Citizens 53509. 304 15 FOR SALE--X-ray incubator and brooder. Citizene 77319. 13x BIRD SEED Canary. rape.
hemp. sunflower. All cleaned seed. two pounds, 23 cente. Hol.
land Seed 24 Kortlander Bide. BIRD SEED AND SUPPLIES Canary. rape, hemp. sunflower. two lbs.
25c. Brown's Seed Store. TO RENT FURNISHED house for rent. Are rooms and bath: modern: telephone serrice. on best car line iu.
city. 0103 Plainfield-av. $50. 13x FOR RENT -Immediately. modern home.
61X rooms, bath and breakfast nook. newly furnished: references exchanged. Box 802. Press. 13x FOR RENT--Four a rooms on ground Aoor: modern conveniences.
Inquire 230 Wealthy. S. 13 UPPER rooms. bath. electricity: good repair.
702 Crescent -st. 13 Tenth st. UPSTAIRS to rent. 933 corticr 10 KEN modern house at 1030 Dunham-st. Inqwre 437 James-av.
13 SIX upstairs for reut. modern. 100 Lexington N. W. 15 WELL furni-hed house.
modern. 1041 S. Prospect. Citz. 33400.
14 TO RENT--Four rooms. bath. furnished. 315 S. E.
Citz. 4034. 13 STRICTLY modern how-e: immedista $65. 1326 Shorman--t. LIVE AI THE HOTEL the conveniences of a modern home and none of the work.
Special rates for extended stay. Fireproof. 150 rooms. Res. idential surroundings.
Two blocks from business district. Corner Sheldon and Oaks. Fine cafe FLATS AND APARTMENTS. UNFURNISHED upper apartment, modern. fire rooms and bath: adult-: Central igh district.
471 Crescent. 13 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL YOUR OPPOR To secure before the fall rush an unusual apartment. second floor. of seven rooms and bath. including sunroom, three bedroom-.
buttery with extra also sleeping porch. Hot water heating plant: laundry with -tationary tubs. Ineluded in rental an extra finiched third floor apartment with toilet and lavatory. tor quarters. or could he sublet.
Adults with children of :75. 43 PEARL BOTH PHONES JOHN G. EMERY. 13 SMALL upper dat. Inquire upstairs.
751 near Straight. 13x HEATED urnisned kitchenette apartments. 110 Lagrare. Larmer apartment. 13 FURNISHED modern kitchenPtio and bath apartment: gar.
telephone and heat furnished: beautiful surroundings. east end: reference, requirel. Citz. 21431. 13 SMALI.
furnisbed apartment. 241 James. S. E. 13 A PLEASANT furni-hed room kit henotte: private bath.
heat. gay and electricity: close in. 139 S. Lafavette. 13 THREE suites of rooms.
three room each. furnsihed for light housekeeping: near South High: also two garages. A. .1. Manes, Citz.
32879. 13 THREE mooly decorated. furnishel electricits. private bath: no children 607 N. 13x D.
To Rent--Modern Apartment 138 Barclay Street This apartment is in the four-family modern brick building just north of Fountain. Has fire rooms and bath. furnace. electric lights. hardwood floors.
Mighty attractive. Rental $30 a month--worth $05. Immediate possession. DECKER JEAN. G.
R. SAV. BK. BLDG. 14 MODERN fire-room apartment.
heated: newly decorated: reasonable rent. Inquire 523 N. Ionia. 16ix TO RENT -New steam beated flat with screened sleeping porch. heat furnished: $30 per month.
Main 13 FURNISHED kitchenette apartment: sleepink rooms: everything furnished. 321 Jefferson. Citizens 62263. 13x SIX rooms. bath.
heated. janitor service: nO objection to well trained children. Jefferson-av. James F. Knowlton.
13x THREE- ROOM furnished apartment. including heat. gas and electricity: no does. 407 Madison at Wealthy. EXTRA fine flat furnished complete.
clean. cool and very desirable: Lincoln park. 348 Marion-av. Citz. 62591.
17 FOR -Lower modern apartment. lorated 601 walking distance. $45. 22131. 13 FOR RENT -My well furnished four-room ground floor apartment: use of my piano: central location: inquire after 4 at 500 N.
Ionia. 13x EAST END. desirabie upper suite: five rooms. bath. separate porch and furnace: clean and light.
352 Carlton. 24921. 11x YOUNG couple want modern three or four. room unfurnished apartment. Phone M.
2756W. 13x FIVE-ROOM apartment for rent: close in. on Jefferson. $35 per month. Inauire 801 Sheldon-ar.
13 TO RENT-Four-room upper dat. $23. at 1923 S. Dirision. Inquire 1921 S.
Dirixion. 13 TO RENT Modern four-room apartment 0n Fairmount. Dear Eastern. $60 per month. ARMSTRONG CO.
218 HOUSEMAN BLDG. CITIZENS 51693 BELL 4431 13 THE HOTEL BROWNING -All the conveniences bome none of the work. Special rates for extended stay. Modern: fireproof: 150 rooms. Residential roundings, two blocks from business corner.
Sheldon and Oaks. MODERN apartment. six rooms and bath. $70. Jefferson-ar.
13 IF YOU are looking for a nice, cool well furnished apartment, call at 233 Runsom. Citizens 68334. 14 WANTED--TO RENT. WANTED -To rent 3 trailer with camping outfit for a few days. Call Citz.
31493. 14 WANTED TO rent. modern house with three bedroom's. some yard and garage. Permanent tenants.
Manager Firestone Tire Rubber 119 Division. N. 16x ROOM in private family and garage. by business m'an. Give phone and rates in answer.
Box 319. Press. 13 ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME WITH MAN AND WIFE ONLY. BY YOUNG MAN. MUST HAVE MODERN CONVENIENCES AND BE STRICTLY QUIET.
NO. HOUSE. APARTMENTS OR FLATS WANTED. GIVE ADDRESS. PHONE NUMBER AND COST WHEN REPLYING.
BOX 323. PRESS. 13x BOARD AND ROOM. MODERN room with hoard: all venience: for gentlemen. 216 S.
L.afarette 18 ONLY S6 for nice room and board, fine location. 329 S. E. 13 WANTED -Boarders. 1036 1p- staira.
13 RESPECTABLE young gentleman desires board and room with family in vicinity of S. W. Box Press. 14x WANTED Gentleman boarder at 816 N. W.
upstairs. 15 DESIRABLE large room, two closets. prirate bath. delightful porch. congenial home.
southeast: garage: excellent meals. Citz. 33974. Employed only. 13 FEDERATION HOME FOR' GIRLS- Pleas ant home and surroundings.
Board reasonable. Citizene lOX COTTAGES AND RESORTS. FOR RENT- Cottages and boats. Srirania camp. Nicholes lake.
Bitely. For further information write Wm. Revait. R. R.
1. Bitelv. Mich. 18 TO RENT--Pine Ridge cottage, Little Pine Island lake. Ketchel's resort.
electricity and boat. from Aux. on. Call Citizens 66808 or 74064 evenings. 13 FOR RENT Waterfront cottage.
Black lake, fine location, boat included. Citz. 33489. 13 LAKE front lots on Newargo lakes. 40 mi.
north Grand Rapids on trunk line 54: $50 to $300. easy terms. Erans-Tinney Co. Fremont. Mich.
FOR SALE AT BAPTIST LAKE -Nearly new cottage (at hag fire rooms, screened in porch. well built: big lot. fine shade: electric lighta. VANSTENSEL TIMMER. ANC G.
R. Sar. Rank Both Phones. FOR SALE Cottage. located at Croton Dam'.
on river front. furnished. Row boat and motor included. Phone Citz. 67308 or 71202 after 6 p.
m. 13x TO RENT-Eight-room cottage. Bostwick lake. for month of Sept, $30. Must be rented by Ale.
18. Mra. E. A. Barnes.
Rockford. Bostwick lake. 14x NEW furnished cottage. Bostwick lake. water front and boat: from Aug.
13 to end of season. Citz. 69026. 13 WANTED TO RENT on Grand Rirer after Aug. 18.
by the week. Citizens 71257. 13 FOR SALE or rent. two cottages at Boatwick lake. Citizens 7133.
13 TO RENT-Water front cottage at Bostwick lake: $15 a week after Aug. 19. Phone Rockford. Citz. phone 5922.
13 TO RENT or sale. cottage. Hess lake. Newarco. Citz.
22879. 14 TO RENT -Brand new cottage at Croton furnished. new boat and ire cold flowing well water: will rent for the rest of the reason for S60. First application rets this wonderful opportunity: will rent A twin cottage by the week. Phone T.
Wahher. Nitr. 63494. 18 FOR RENT at Smith baron. Spring lake.
$15 week. Inquire 25 Lexington. 13 HIGHLAND PARK. furnished cottage after Aue. 24.
Citz. 62841. 18 SCBURBAN. SEVEN-ROOM house, hedroom and kitchen below. beside recention hall: three rooms above newly decorated: three acres of Around.
henhouse and park. annle. pear. plum and trees. inst horand Decker Jean's addition on Grandrille-ar.
On account of sickness will cell for $3.000: $2.500 cash. South 325F31. 13 TO RENT-ROOMS: FOR RENT -Clean. well all furnished modern sleep. ing rooms in Farase east for end: one car.
1408 Lo. veniences: 1779. 14 call-st. Main LARGE trout room with gentlemen. alcove bedroom.
Private desirable Walking for two distance. Citz. '62617. phone. 16 THE Special HOTEL rates BROW for extended star.
location. Modern: fireproof: 150 rooms. fronr Residential business corner. Sheldon and Oakes. surroundings.
two blocks THREE furnished housekeeping Michigan. rooms, private bath, contenient. 13 under new 206 DIVISIONAL S. desirable rooms for ie13x people. lower as and th, 13x yard, $33.
617 Cla FOR light housekeeping. convenient to three car line-. two FOODIE, neatly furnished, S. one block souta 208 Franklin. between Jefferson and Car-.
13 BEAUTIFULLY furnished southeast. front with room pri- 1'1 vate family of apartment. adults: homelike surroundBox 715. Press. 13x ins.
porch. So. and ONE light nice bou-keepine place for one alone. 214 room: electricity 13x Rostwick. Citz.
67002. TWO desirable furnished rooms: close in. beat. 111 and electricity furniebed: 13 Madison. NICELY furnished electricity.
213 housekeeping Barclar 1: room-: gas. bath. cool. modern, ground McConnoil. light CLOSE IN.
hou-ekeeping Wealthy and suite. Division. Citz. 63100. near 13 THREE room- and bath with and s'ean.
private with tratue. neatly gas, furnished Tot Rosewood. 13x heat. electricity. 'LEASANT clothes closets, hardwood Hoora, lurui-hed light housekeeping Plectricity.
rooms. gar. bath, homelike. 0141 Roses Burton Height-. 14x rooms with bath, FOUR me adults.
593 Sheldon. 13x sleeping roome or will TO rent one RENT--Two for light housekeeping for emplored. 1814 S. 13x Divi man or woman -ion-av. South 1343W.
FURNISHED one-room 536 kitchen and Livingston-av. private bath: 66050. $10.30 14x week. Citizens NEWLY $3 to S7. 250 S.
Prospect. furnished roome, larse front room. TWO rooms furnished for light housekeep inc. chean rent. 1000 Jackson-st.
CRASHED kitchenette: room garage if desired. Central with or without lich -bool district. Citz. 06430. 13 LARGE necting bath.
modern east end home. $8 furnished front roon with week: couple or two business meu. 13x Box per it 330. Press. MODERN enette.
547 furnished Coit. N. two E. rooms Citz. 68227.
16 and kitche TO RENT TWO fat. fire furnisbed minutes' com walk plote from for l'antlind: $7 weekly, 117 housekeeping: 13 Scribner-av. NICELY furnished sleeping room. beat, light and bath. 254 Lagrave-ar.
TWO light housekeeping rooms for 13 rent 212 Jeffereon-av. ATTRACTIVE bachelor apartment close and in. single rooms. Jefferson. Citz.
61935. 16 pleasant surroundings. TO RENT -Four nice furnished 13 $6 per week. 231 ATTRACTIVE two-room apartment: furnished modera housekeeping with tion: bath: walking distance. Citz.
63910. 161 private entrance: good JovaClifton. N. E. 14x TWO large.
modern. heated. lighted house keeping rooms. everything furni-hed: Michi- no objection to child. 1 off 13 ran.
walking distance. Citx. 600:36. rooms, heat. gas.
electricity. toilet. bath FOR. RENT -Three light housekeeping and telephone. 041 upstairs.
13 ONE large pleasant sleeping room, next to bath: east end: use of phone. Call 13 TWO ROOM furm-ned apartment. me private entrance and bath: $10 week. Innes.st.. N.
E. Citz. 68336. TWO rooms furnished for light house. keeping.
Adults. 243 N. E. 18 THREE furnished for lizht housekeeping: private entrance. 591 con-ar.
13 MODERATE comfortabie sieepine room for one or two gentlemen. all renience-. private family. S. Lafayetteav.
13 FOR RENT Large. bedroom with closet. lectricity and bath: 10 private home. $3.30 week. M912.
15 0 housekeeping rooms private homes all conveniences: downtown: cheap for Auru-t. Lagrave. 13 THREE modern rooms. furnished fog hou-ekeepinz. 816 Wealthy.
S. E. 13 CLEAN. modern sleeping room. $3.30 breakfast if desired; garage.
$4. 618 Grand 13 NO. 123 SHELDON -Furnished rooms bi the day or week. $3.30 up. 18x AV.
S. near Wealthy-ar. MODERN upstairs for rent. 414 Charlene NICELY furnished front room. all con veniences.
two blocks from postoffice. 315 N. E. 15 THREE front rooms furnished. light house keeping.
$7:50 a week: no children. 1037 Grandrille-av. 13 LIGHT housekeeping rooms: no objection to children. 137 Commerce-ar. 163 A ROOM YOU WILL LIKE.
Fire minutes to Monroe-av. and Union depot: pleasant. newly decorated and fur4 niched: adequate bathing facilities. "Cherry Apartments. 148 and 150 S.
Telenhone 68394. WANTED -Man and wife to share home and care for 4-vear-old child: reference required 441 Sheldon-ar. 13x FURNISHED room for rent at 1037 Madi FOn-Av. Bell S. 2774.
13 BEAUTIFULLY furnished large front room. rent reasonable. 520 S. Union. 67826 18 BUSINESS PERSONALS.
CARPENTER work. repairing and shin cling: estimates given. H. Brouwer. Citz.
37141. 13 FOR $11 kinds of carpenter and cement work. roofing--and garage building call Citizens 33434. 14x FOR ASHES. cinders.
hauling. cellar ring. grading. Citz. 22754.
FOR paper hanging and interior ing call 13x SODDING and grading. Matt Kik. 911 Croshy. N. W.
Citz. 71427. 13x PAINTING, after and paper banging. 15x Phone DO YOU WANT A FIRST CLASS ELEC. PEAKE WANDERSCHOOR ELECTRIC CO.
TRICAL CALL team work. Call G. Denton, Cits. 64106 CELLAR A digging. dirt hauling.
grading 18 WE SPECIALIZE eave troughins. Moerland's Repair Shop. Citz. 72348. WALLPAPER CLEANED.
Like new. a room. 62650. PLUMBING AND HEATING -For good work call Tom Talbot. Citizer 0000 530 Prospect-av.
N. E. CAB WHEELS RETIRED" Eikelkamp's. 624 South Division-av. We call for and deliver.
Citizens 66305. WALL PAPER. PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING AT REASONABLE PRICES. R. STRICKLAND.
1644 COIT. CTTZ. 71564 AND FURNACES CLEANED. AUTO SERVICE. DEMMONS MTIZENS 71286.
AVOID, worrying about your accounts. let me keep your books on a part time basis, I can sire you eatisfactory ferrica at a reasonable monthly rate. Box 329 Prege. 14x ROOFING AND PAINTING. Elaborated 301 9.
Citz. 65477-62394, SUITS and overcoats made to order. $30 and up. Tailoring 40 ham Block. WHEN reshingling your home call Zipp for estimates.
1253 W. Citizens 71487. Sash BROKEN windows fixed at your home, care. not R. Glass remored.
Windshields for alt G. 935 Fulton. 22596, BUILDING and repairing. Kuiken Schuitema carpenters. Citz.
51491. 721 N. W. EAST also END clean paint WINDOW and CLEANING CO. 20033: wall paper.
Cits. auto service. Farm Engines Repaired 51269. General Honn machining. Brown.
job or hour. Cits. 410 Scribner. WANTED Carpenter and cement work of work all kinds. also painting and roofing: all guaranteed.
I. E. Vandercook. 66168. 143 M.
M. Carpenter Job Shop 129 East Fulton. Citizens 65893. Store rial fronts. work.
cabinets. Men fixtures. interior and furnished by day and hour, ASHES and rubbish removed, trucking and service. draying. Call cinders Eastman.
for driveways: prompt 67167. SERV. CHIMNEYS. C. FURNACES CLEANED.
AUTO MOLER. C. 64831. M. 2834 W.
CALL 67301. William Rose. cleaner and dyer. Dry cleaning. suit pressed.
50c. Goods called for and delivered. 805 Cherry, CARPETS AND RUGS. In FLUFF rugs and weaving. guaran.
1 teed Citz. satisfaction. 22733. All rugs Diamond E. in 415 RAG for carpet prices.
and rug weaving. Call us av. Citz. 78630. DeVlieger.
1516 RAG rugs: RUGS--Old collect. carpets make dandy Wearing. 1226 deliver. Muskegon. West Side Carpet Citz.
51961. FOR RENT RENT-MISCELLANEOUS. HIGH sponsible -GRADE party player-piano. only. 817 cheap to N.
E. 13x IF YOU WANT tO rent player piano or phones. sewing machine. Just call 1200. bott.
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