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Page 13 Burlington Free Press, Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1945 FUNERAL NOTICES Temple Westford EMPLOYMENTOJFFERED Jnwli 23 SALESMAN-by large" food company for Vermont district. Salary and expenses to start while training. Excellent opportunity for man with qualifications. Write stating past experience and references to A.

R. Post Office 10, Pythian Sisters of Surviving Mrs. Maude are two daughters, Aldrich of Burling ton, with' whom she has made her home, and Mrs. Vynne Paige of Westford. A daughter, Hazel, HiH in T)pp 1P.3R Shf also leaves two sons, Hazen Wilcox of Fairfax, and ioyd wncox ol caiiiorma; seven grandchildren, and two sisters, Miss Mary Brooks of Burlington and Mrs.

John Rogers of Westford; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Wed nesday afternoon at 2 at the home Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paige in'West-ford, with interment in the family lot Pleasant View cemetery. Hicks Funeral Home, is in charge.

Burtis W. Goodfellow Special to the Free Press BARRE, Feb. 19. Burtis W. Goodfellow, OPA board supervisor for northeastern Vermont and one of the 1 jtter-known sportsment in this state, died suddenly at 5:30 yesterday afternoon.

He was about 59 years of age. "Bert" Goodfel low, who was for many years iden tified with the automobile business in Barre, had in recent years made his home on the Worcester road out of Montpelier. This winter, hav liner flPA tprritnrv in that arpa hp and Mrs. Goodfellow had been living at the Alvi Calderwood home at 91 Main st. in St.

Johnsbury. He was at home there when stricKen the fatal attack after having ap peared to, be in normal health throughout the day. Funeral of Mrs, Morgan Special to the Free Press FLETCHER, Feb. 19. The funeral of Mrs.

Lillian (Spaulding) Morgan, wife of George H. who died Friday afternoon following a lingering illness, was held at her late home this after noon at 2, with Ref. Roger V. Fitzgerald of Fairfax, loCal pastor, officiating. The bearers were Frank Sweeney, Jesse Hooper, Raynold Sweet, Roy Gillilan.

Perley Tinker and Clayton Sheltra. Interment took place in the family lot in Bing- hamville cemetery. Among relatives and friends from away attending the funeral were Mrs. Myrtle King and Floyd Huston of Morrisville, Mr." and Mrs. Frank Sweeney, Ernest Spaulding.

Walter Spaulding. Mrs. Leonard Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. A.

R. Wilkins. all of Fairfax, Roy McGuire of Milton and Mr. and 64 PAIR DRAFT HORSES, 3 single work horses, 4 Canadian Holstelns ana 1 Jersey just freshened; 1 donkey. 1 pair used double 4 used collars, 2 new collars, 1 pr.

light driving harnesses. 3 sleighs, 1 cutter, 3 buggies, 1 top buggy, 1 used single driving harness. W. -C. Kirby.

63 Grove St. Ph. 44-W. THE ANSWER TO EVERY GOOD COW'S PRAYER A NEW MILKER So efficient and yet so gentle in action, giving perfect results on low vacuum lines. The only milker giving a complete release between pulsations; a milker embracing the desired qualities of all milkers.

Yes! The CONDE has it. ONE OF America's pioneer milker engineers visualized a perfect milker. Mr. Conde, with this vision in mind, sacrificing neither quality nor workmanship gave ua the new CONDE PERFECT MILKER WE FEEL That in fairness to you and vour cows you should know the CONDE better. Write, see or phone S.

R. CARTER CO. SALES AND SERVICE 6 Chase Lane. Burlington. Vt.

Tel. 2475. UNIVERSAL MILKERS ALL SIZES ALL TYPES EMPIRE MILKERS BRAND NEW RECONDITIONED HAVERLY COOLERS 4 INCHES CORK 18 GAUGE METAL JOHN C. MORTON 221 COLCHESTER BURU LIVESTOCK, Pets and Poultry ALWAYS A GOOD SELECTION OF Canadian Holsteins, Jerseys and Guernseys. Liberal credit terms can be arranged.

State Livestock Route 116, Burlington, VL ARTIFICIAL BREEDING for details of service by Vermont Artificial Breeding Association, phone your nearest representative: Mr. Roberts, Eo-burg 5031; Mr. Perkins, Burlington 2270; Mr. MacGibbons, Burlington 3043-W; Mr. Green, Bristol 18-2; Mr.

LaFrance, Randolph 138-4; Mr. Soule, Alburg 14-15; Mr. Green, Waterbury 28-23; Paul Newton, Rutland, 229-W1. ATTENTION-DAIRY FARMERS We offer you a Specialized Service through Authorized Cattle Dealers for. financing your Dairy Cattle Purchases.

Equitable Credit Corporation. 147 Main Burlington, Vt 4480. 156 Sheridan Barre, Vt 695. ATTENTION FARMERS We have a quantity of fancy Canadian cows and Chelsea Jerseys on hand at all times. Will trade for beef, sell for cash, or will accept good notes.

The Wright So. Burlington, Vt Rt. 116, Phone 2939-R or 3609-M3. FARMERS MARKET EQUIPMENT PRODUCE, Etc. Funeral of Mrs.

Leonard The large attended services Mrs. John funeral Leonard were held yesterday morning at 10 in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, with Rt. Rev. Mgr. Patrick C.

Brennan, PA, officiating at a solemn high mass of requiem, assisted by Rev. Patrick Hannon as deacon and Rev. Robert Joy sub-deacon. Rev. T.

J. Leonard of Middle' ury was in the sanctuary. The bea.ers were Edward Kiely, Henry Charles Mc-Cormick, Thomas Leary, Hugh Keefe and Frederick Shank. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery where Father Hannon read the committal prayers assisted by Father Leonard.

Attending from out of town were Mrs. Hanna Igoe and Mrs. Nora Davis of New York city, William Muhoney of Detroit, Georee Oliver of Hudson, N. Pfc. Francis Lafayette of Camp Gruber, and Miss I 1 Leonard of Middlebury.

There were many floral and spiritual bouquets. Funeral of Mrs. Gibbons Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Gibbons were held in St. Stephen's church yesterday morning, with Rev.

John B. McGarry officiating at a high mass of requiem. The bearers were Eugene Jubell, Raymond Mongeon, George Siegrest, August Sourmail. Maurice Sour- mail and Harrv Hardacre. Burial was in St.

Joseph's cemetery, where Father McGarry read the committal prayers. Ernest N. Partch Special to the Free Press HINESBURG. Feb. 19.

Ernest Tf. Partch. 68, life-long resident here died today in a Burlington hos pital. He was taken there by am bulance Sunday afternoon. Mr.

Partch was born at Hines-burg Sept. 23, 1876. He married Jennie Shattuck who died in 1938. He was a member oi. the Congregational church of Hinesburg.

Surviving are two sons, Leo and Donald of Hinesburg; and two daughters, Mrs. Erma Matthews, MontDe1ier: and Mrs. Thera Thurs ton, Essex Junction. He is also sur vived by one sister, Mrs. Miiarea Crowley, Hinesburg; four grand children and two great grandcnii-dren.

Funeral services will be held Thursday in the Hinesburg Federated church at 2. A prayer service will be held at his late home at 12:30. Interment will be in the Hinesburg cemetery. H. P.

Brown funeral service of Richmond in charge of arrangements. Elder D. A. Hansont Special to the Free Press ENOSBURG FALLS. Feb.

19. Elder D. A. Hanson, 70, pastor of Bordoville Seventh Day Adventist church, died late Saturday night following a brief illness. Besides his widow, he is survived by a sister, Mrs.

Weldon Clark of Hardin, two Drotners, jonn, Cruso, N. and Robert, Yakima, Wash. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 in the Bordoville church, with Rev. Ochs of Rochester and Bev. -Thurber of Barre, officiating.

White Child Dies Special to the Free Press VERGENNES, Feb. 19 Paul Reed White, 6, son of Mr. and! of in TVTr Fli of Teff prsonville jHAVE YOUR OIL RANGES CLEAN-Mrs. bheltra or jeiiersonvnie. -X, dirty ranges cause smelly odor ijj, dirtv ranges cause smeuy oaor BLOOD TESTED Canadian cows, just in.

To sell at reasonable prices. 60 FLOOR MODEL SAW, tilting top, 16' jointer; Century h.p. single phase motor, putiev ana Dase. lie i ting, pipe. A.

Baker, Lake St. FULLER BRUSHES Broom, $1.19. dust mop, $1.69, wall brush. $1.75, floor wax 95c. Clothes Brush $1.95.

R. L. Barrv, 1291 No. Ave. Tel.

2707. FREE COUPON OFFER! SEND FOR list of household items available for immediate shipment. Saves shopping! Edward G. Acheson Company, Box 223, Lynn. Mass.

GLENWOOD RANGE, hot-water front; also Liberty oil burner with coil for hot water for same range. 85 Lake-view ter. Ph. 1027-W. JUST RECEIVED a shipment of range oil burners, price reasonable.

Glass-ton's Furniture Store. Phone 1866. JUST RECEIVED Hot pot coal burning water heaters with tank; 2 griddle top: $14.95. See Mr. Brown, 2nd floor.

SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. KETTLES, towel bars, toy dishes, col. oring books, tool chests, toys, pails. Variety Store, 204 North St. MARINE PANTS, reclaimed, sizes 28 to 32, only $2.50 and $3.00 pr.

Snow pants, used but good. Sizes up to 16 $1.50 and $2.00 pr. Trading Post. St. Albans, Vt.

PROJECTOR. 16 Keystone Movie- Kine: erooa conaition. cneac. C. J.

Duso. Enosburg Falls. Vt RACCOblTCOTrsize16.l45.00: 205 Main Street. Winooski, Vermont. RECORD COLLECTION includes Xav-ier Cugat.

Nelson Eddy. Strauss' Waltzes. Write Box 10, Free Press. SILVERWARE WORN? "Evershine" cleans, polishes, plates silverware. jeweiry.

renectors, etc. Evershine coats metals pure silver by rubbing, $1 postpaid. E. W. Tracy, Rutland, Vt.

SPRING DRESSES, all the wanted col- lors and fabrices. $8.95 to $27.50. Hats to match. The Bushnell Shop. TRUCK COVERS, canvas, new used, -water proofed, all sizes.

and BURLINGTON PAPER STOCK ill Archibald Burlirgton. Vt. TUBES, new 16. 17. 19.

30. 21 inch: new mufflers; tail pipes, truck and passenger tire reliners, window chan-nelsSaf ford's, 6 George St. USED SNOWSHOES and army skis. Each priced at $5 pair. Mail orders promptly filled.

We can replace vour SKi- Berger. Center Kutianq. lei. iaau. BELTS, domestic and industrial.

irom 13 to 144 Largest stock in the Northeast. Lamson Motor Service, 7 Fletcher PI, Tel. 3994-W. VENETIAN BLINDS At Sherwin-Williams, $1.69 to $3.79 174 (Joiiege St. wi'jWaw lue aoctor corrects poor or down drafts; stops creosote; saves fuel cleans chimney.

Generous trial offer. Mailable. Wigwam Flue Top Co. Abington, Mass. WALLPAPER-GOOD selection and a wide range of patterns.

E. J. WHITE, 86 PEARL TEL. 1075. i.WTC WANTS OF ALL KINDS CARS, tractors, bicycles, tricycles, washing machines, heavy work har.

nesses, baled hay, ponies, farm machinery of all kinds. Gaylord Beebe, n.v arm, Jswanton, Tel. 2563. WOOD WANTED, 4 foot drv or green hardwood; baled or stacked hay. Also Pigs, iqo pounds or more.

W. C. KIRBY, Ph. 44-W. 63 Grove Burlington.

ATTENTION FRIENDS If you have any wrecked cars or cars to aell for parts call I. Smith, WTinooski. Tel. 4675. MOVIE PROJECTOR, 500 watt, prefer Revere, Eastman or B.

H. What have you? C. J. Duso, Enos-burg Falls. Vermont.

WANTED TO BUY maple svruo. dressed poultry and pigs, butternut iiieaip. nignesi prices paiu. Percy P. Wood, Rutland, Vt.

EGGS AND DRESSED poultry wanted. Swift Company, 39 Maple PAINT SPRAY GUN wanted, hose and compressor. Box 18, Free Press. PICK-UP HAY BALER wanted, new or slightly used. Orville J.

Yandow and son. Phone Essex Junction, 241. PHILCO or R.C.A. table model radio, wanted. Russell Pierce, Shelburne, Vermont.

QUILTING frame and curtain stretchers phone 1936-M. Tele- SINGER. SEWING MACHINES. Will pay casn ior arop-neaa, treadle or electric machine. Singer Co.

Ph. 450. TO RENT OrTBUY pick up trailer, for passenger car, Jall Y34-W1. US EDFURNITUR Eand Cash waiting. Winooski Furniture Ex-change, 11 West Allen St.

Tel. 5256. WANTED TO BUY Farm on main road, also yearlings and 2 heifers. Write Box 23, Free Press. FARMERS MARKET 64 EQUIPMENT PRODUCE, Etc.

ANTICIPATE YOUR NEED NOW. G. E. milk cool ers, Conde milkers and rubber parts for all makes milkers. Galvanized pipes for sugar makers.

Water pumps and repairs. S. R. CARTER CO. 6 Chase Lane, Tel.

2475. SALES AND SERVICE. BABY CHICKS FROM FLOCKS which were 300 per cent Diooa-testea tor punorum from $10.00 per hundred and up; immediate delivery. See MR. COLEMAN.

FARM DEPT. SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. BABY CHICKS for sale, from U. S. Vt.

Approved Breeders. Pullorum clean. R.O.P. sired. R.

I. Reds and Barred Cross. Hatches weekly. Hatching eggs. F.

Preavy, Esaex Junction. Phone 223-X. DAIRY OF black and white cows wanted, 20 or more. Also beef cattle. Write or call Alctde Quesnel, North Ferris- burg.

Ph. Charlotte 56-3. DeLAYAL MILKERS are the world's best. Unadilla Silos are superior. Lim- ited quantities.

Order now of Gove and Hoskam. 97 North Union St. 10 FIRST "CALF SPRING ERSrHolstehi neuers. urvuie J. landow and Son, Essex Junction, Vermont.

GARDEN TRACTORS, complete With cultivators, yandow Brothers, North Ferrisburg, 11-6. Showing at Dairy Show. HAY FOR SALE: Delivered within 40 miles, D. C. Wilcox, Grand Isle.

Vt. HAY FOR SALE Edgar-W. Wells. Cambridge, Vt Phone 611 Jeffersonville. I WILL pay top prices for fancy new milkers and springers also beef.

Sam Cohen, 121 Mansfield Ave. 2022-W. LIVE POULTRY, all kinds. Highest prices paid in cash. M.

L. Poultry Co. Agent Guy K. Brooks, Whiting, Vt. Phone 5-11.

LIVE FOWL, chickens and broilers. wanted. Truck will call. Poultry uressmg iant, proctor, vt Ph. 590.

LIVE POULTRY of all kinds. Highest prices paid. Truck service at your ooor. rn. or write im.

poultry outlet Charlestown, New Hampshire, L. u. omitn. proprietor. LIVE POULTRY wanted.

Fowls, thick- ens, broilers, and turkeys. Top prices, casn. write, phone or bring to POIRIER. POULTRY DEALER, 1230 North Ave. Tel.

1669. LIVE POULTRY fcanted. Highest cash pricea for chicken fowl Ph. 4526-W. Write or bring to A I Poultry Farm.

4ib upper East Allen st, Winooski. LIVE POULTRY WANTED. Fowls. puT- iei, juuug cuicKens, uigiiest prices paid at your farm. Vermont Poultry Outlet.

Tel. 87. South Royalton. REGISTERED AYRSHIRE BULL, sad dle horse, 2 work horses, a Farm-All tractor model H. mostly new.

P. A. Noiseux, Enosburg Falls. Ph. 6753.

TOP PRICES PAID for chickens and FOWLS. NEW. ADDRESS. 9 SOUTH Essex Jet Earl Gonyea. Ph.

199-W. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 2 I 25 DESANY'S STUDIO OP MUSIC Piano instruction, private lessons. 199 Park 2667.W. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES' 27 COMBINATION meat and grocery. A real Dusiness opportunity awaits aome- one who is looking to the future.

The same location lor la years, volume last year $40,000 with a gross profit of 23 per cent. Small overhead, good main street location, in a good live town. Good stock and fixtures. Price $5,900. Write Eox 10-M, Free Press.

LUNCHROOM With all fixtures for sale on account of illness. 9 Center Winooski. In-quire noon hour. i MONEY TO LOAN 30' LOANS A LOAN PLAN to fit employed per sons, situations. Prompt private service.

Personal Finance over Lig-getfs, 34 Church St. LOANS, on your ear. Household fur nishings, farm equipment, livestock. Convenient monthly payments. Loans arranged by mail or call.

Silver Plan, 196 Main St Tel. 1328. CASH LOANS up to $300. Mitchell Hins dale, 240 college st. Near xmua.

Phone 3764. Burlington, Vt. REAL ESTATE 35 SHELBURNE ROAD SECTION $11,500 Verv attractive 7 year old home, 1st tlnnw Antt-onoA lovcro livino1 wv, with fironlnra with Vwiiit in hook-i cases, dining room, small kitchen, lavatory room, sunroom and rear porch. 2nd floor large master bedroom, 2 other bedrooms bathroom, dandy hot water heating system with an oil burner. Double garage.

Attractively land scaped lot. Exclusive. EARNS $1,900 yearly income, down- town business property consisting ofl two stores and 2 tenaments and tor-; aee barn, all leased to responsible tenant. No heat furnished, a fine in vestment at $17,000. Exclusive.

HENRY STREET pleasant 8 room home. 4 rooms and pantry on the 1st floor. 4 bedrooms and bath on the 2nd floor. Furnace, garage, good lot. -raxes $90.

elusive. Sale price $7,000. Ex- I $9,000 LOOMIS STREET above Wil- lard modern 2 apartment 5 well arranged rooms and bath in each apartment. Separate hot water! heating system equipt with an oil' burnei. Oarages, down payment Exclusive.

$7,800, 15 MINUTES drive from town a city home in the country. Completely modern 8 rooms and bath, fireplace, hot water heating system with an oil burner, sunroom. Three level acres. Exclusive. $7,500, 5 MINUTES walk from UVM 1st.

floor large living room, dinine room, modern kitchen and lavatorv. 2nd floor 4 bedrooms and bath. rooms finished in attic. Hot air fur-1 nace, good lot aouoie garage, down payment $2,500. $15,000 BRICK 10 room residence ideal central location.

Large living room with fireplace, 1st lloor lavatory, 6 bedrooms, den, hot water oil heat, double garage, possession June 1. $6,250. ON THE OUTSKIRTS, smart 3 year old home perfect condition, 6 sunny rooms and bath, plenty of room for that spring- garden. Down-payment $2,250, balance $27 monthly. CHAUSSE REAL ESTATE COMPANY 138 Church Phones, 628 or 629.

FIVE ROOM BUMGALOW located in bo. nurnngton. About years old. Steam heat, hardwood floors, garage, deep lot. Reasonably priced.

2 APT. HOUSE, very central location. Ideal for doctor or professional man. Oil steam heat, Penfield hot water heater. Income $1,050.00 after deducting taxes and heating cost.

Sale price, $11,000. 404 PEARL ST. Early American brick. 3 apt. bldg.

Income $2,280. Oil-steam heat, metered hot water. Completely renovated inside and out. In excellent condition in every detail. First floor available for immediate occupancy.

Consists of 6 luxurious rms. Living room (29 15; 3 fireplaces, verv modern kitchen hath Lovely secluded side porch. Second floor has 2 nice apts, all newly redecorated with mirror-like hardwood floors. An excellent home or grand investment. GEORGE K.

HAUCK. REALTOR. 89 Buell Phone 324 or 325. NEAR COLCHESTER AVE, 5-room house, bath, warm air furnace, hardwood floors, garden. Price $5,000.

TJAAlf tJATIPP 1 1, iflg 23 building lots. This house can be bought without the lots. 8-ROOM HOUSE, bath, hot air fur- nace. garage, 12. acres of land.

Price 10-RM. HOUSE, bath, Kelsey furnace witn on. closed-in porch, garage, large 101, price rigni. NEAR NORTH AVE. 2-apt.

house, 3 rooms and bath in each apt. 2 sun-porches, hot water, heat with coal, garage. Priced to suit. EXCLUSIVE LISTING. RUSSELL'S REAL ESTATE 9 Hickok PI.

Phone 1282. BUNGALOW, South Burlington, oft Wil- nston Kd, Cozy kitchen inlaid, cellar, 2 porches, 1 porch screened, nearly acre land. lge. garage," close to bus line. Only $3,500.

HOME, hardsurfaced So. Burlington. 2 stories, furnace, good cellar, lge. lot. Immediate possession.

Only $6,500. POULTRY FARM. 2 acres, trout brook, 2,000 capacity hetihouse. 1,000 capacity brooder house, shelters, cozy 6-rm. home, electricity, running spring water, main near school, stores, churches, 20 miles out.

Onlv $4,500. REID'S, 250 Shelburne Burl. AS GOOD AS NEW. Single home, re ception nail, living room, fireplace, dining room, kitchen. 3 BED ROOM HOME, tile bath room, oil heat, porches, garage, nice grounds.

$10,000. 2 FAMILY HOME, newly decorated, oil heat, porches, garages, nice grounds. $6,000 BEST VALUE OF THE YEAR, 7 room house, oil heat, garage, porch, desirable neighborhood. Frank's, 116 No. Winooski Ave.

4615. A COMMUTER'S FARM 23 miles from Essex on black top road, about 100 acres. About 45 acres tillable. Some wood and lumber. 8-rm.

house with bath. Furnace, water, electricity. Good barn with 32 ties, cement stable, water cups, silo, 24 milking cows, 6 young stock, Ayrshire bull, 2 horses, general line farm machinery, including tractor. Here is a nice farm, almost in a village, adequate hay. Quick possession.

Price for quick sale, $12,000. Rugg Sales Essex Jet. 8,500. SPRUCE 2 modern 3-roorn apartments, all oak finish hot water heat, insulated, two recessed baths inlaid linoleum kitchens, Magic-Chef table-top stoves, elec refrigerators, metered hot water, small lot. Paying 10 per cent.

Ideal for young working couple who wants an income. $2,100. COLCHESTER, 9-room house and barn, 20 acres, some wood. Hill's Real Estate, 380 So. Win.

Ave. Ph. 944. IN JERICHO VILLAGE Building con taining 4 rms. ana oaths on second floor.

Lower floor space of SO 60 feet adaptable to any type business, store, garage, machine shop, etc. On corner of main highways, frontage 71 100 ft. Owner will sell or trade for property in Burlington. Henry Bellman, Realtor. Colchester, Phone Essex Junction 299-W4.

$8,500, MAYFAIR modern 6- rm. house. Oil-hot water heat. Ga rage, nice lot. $6,000, COLCHESTER 5-room house.

Hardwood floors and efficient hot air lurnace. Garage. SMITH. BELL Sc. CO.

Phone 1300. LET'S TALK IT OVER If selling vour nouse or summer cottage. D. S. Howard, Tel.

227-M, Essex Jet INSTRUCTION 'NO. 40 i 35 FARM FOR SALE 240 acres. 9 room: brick house, all Improvements, on main highway, route 14, 1 mile from village. Large barn, and other buildings. Will carry 50 tiead.

Plenty of wood, some timber. T. F. Collins, So. Royalton, Vermont WILLARD 182.

7-rm. house with bath, all hardwood floors, new-furnace with oil burner. 3-car garage. Price $5,250. J.

R. Thibault. Real Estate and Ins. Agent, 199 College St. Phone 122.

$6,500. NEW HOME ready to move in. All rooms on one floor. Hot water heat with oil. Copper plumbing.

Built-in tub with shower. Large fireplace. For inspection phone 114. FARM FOR SALE On account of the death of my husband I will sell my farm cheap tor cash. Apply to Mrs.

Mary Maynard, Colchester Road, Essex Junction, Vt. FARM 95 TiifA mwn A hAifArs tnl freshen. Bull, 3 horses. Farming tools. Electricity, milk cooler, milking machine.

Fred King, broker, Essex Junction. CONSULT RUGG SALES CO. ABOUT your real estate problems. Village and summer homes and farms. RUGG SALES ESSEX VT.

COW FARM, tractor worked, electricity, bath, furnace, Burlington 10 miles, $1,000 down. Free list. Strout Colchester, Ph. 134-W1, Essex. HOME BUILDING LOTS 60x125 ft.

$360, model community, Cayuga Ct. Near church, school, bus line. Inquire 1464 North Ave. HOMES Several nice homes in ESSEX a. 7 to 10 rooms.

Priced from $2.500 to $6.500. Fred King, Broker, PRICED FOR quick sale, 4 bedroom house, south section, hot water oil heat, closed porrhes, garage. Write Box 9, Free Press. TWO APT. BLDG.

2-car garage. 2 extra building lots. Home and investment. 15J tavestment. Price low.

Martin S. Vilas Phone 412-M TT SPACIOUS 8 ROOM STUCCO 4 BEDROOMS. FIREPLACE, OIL WiAl, lakh; view. BARRETTE REALTY 4514. FARM FOR SALE For particulars call Fred Quesnel, Middlebury, Tel.

311-W3. FRONT double house: South Burlington, 4-rm: buneralow. Jules Campbell. Ph. 447-R.

BUNGALOW 6 rnis. and ath. furnace laundry garage, small "2yn Payment. Martin S. Vilas, 412-M.

The Bittersweet Real Estate Mrs. w. Kamsay Smith Telephone 151. TWO BRICK HOUSES, two tenements each, perfect condition. Dble.

Always rented. Reasonable. 1873-R. REAL ESTATE WANTED 37 WANTED to buy 6 rm. house, fireplace, modern kitchen, bath.

Attractively decorated, in Burlington. Will pay reasonable price. Call 2766. doojuic eo dtkit ruK KtNl With or Without Board 41 BOARDERS And roomers -wanted. 81 Main Street, Burlington, Vermont.

DOUBLE- ORSINGLE ROOMi Phone 3471-W. after 6:30 p. m. DOUBLE OR SINGLE ROOM With board. Phone 2532-J.

HOTEL Rooms, Gates House. 381 Main St. Most desirable. Daily, wkly. and montniy rates.

Reasonable. Ph. 303, ONE OR TWO ROOMS, furnished and heated, to rent. Kitchen privileges. Woman preferred.

Tei.5U53 arter6 p. QUIET, comfortable furn. heart bus. section, convenient to bus terminal. Pvt.

family. No children. Ph. 142. WARM PLEASANT ROOM, onnosite bus stop, near Bell Aircraft.

Board if desired. Tel. 1405-W. 1 APARTMENTS, FLATS, HOUSES 43 AND DUPLEXES For Rent $75 SPACIOUS 6-room 2nd floor apt. witn neat ana not water.

BARRETTE REALTY. 4514. $35, cosy, furnished, heated, lge, rm. and kitchenette, private bath, hot water, couple. Ph.

663. 166 NO. WINOOSKI AVE. 2 rm. furnished, kitchenette heated, con- tinuous hot water.

Adults only. NORTH 247. 4rms.and bath. modern with oil burning furnace. R.

Hauke. Ph. 3212-M. -kuum uniurnisnea apt. Lignts and heat.

Reasonable. 31 Volz St. LARGE 2-RM. APT. with bath.

Unfurnished. $5.00 weekly. Call at 136 North St. or phone 2671-J. 2-ROOM kitchenette apartment.

All newly done over. Adults only. 199 South Union St. HEATED, modern furnished kitchenette 1 or 2 persons, $12.00 weekly. Electric refrigerator, screened porch.

Excel.location. Box 81, Free Press. "OVING TRUCKING 48 and Storage For Rent FORMAN'S MOTOR TRANSFER, loads or part loads wanted for Buffalo. N.Y or Hartrord. vicinities.

Furniture storage. Pvt. stalls. Office, 5 Spruce St. Phone 3268.

VAN SERVICE, return loads from Hartford, Providence, or Boston, at once. Furniture storage, private stalls. 258-W, Essex Vt. RETURN LOAD from New York City wanted at once; also from Providence, Boston, Hartford vicinitv. Storage lockers.Gero.40 Batchejder, 209-W.

WANTED SHIPMENTS'both directions en route or vicinity Boston, N. Y. City, Wash. Chase Movers, Allied Van Asrent. AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.

Long-distance furniture moving onlv. M. W. Vogler, 22 Henry St. Ph.

3142. ASHES AND RUBBISH REMOVED Cellars cleaned, furniture, pianos, moved. John Demag. Tel. 1901 LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCKING.

Ashes removed. "No job too small or large. Ph. 1949-J. MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 51 TENANT WANTED, reliable, to oper ate isu acre niu zarm for absentee owner.

No charares or shares desired for duration of war other than land taxes and insurance. References required. For complete details address rw J. Khem, 2101 Feldman Norwood, Ohio. FARM To rent or on shares.

30 to 40 cow farm, fully equipped. Harold C. New ton, vergennes, Vt. WANTED TO RENT 52 SERVICEMAN'S FAMILY now paying $25, wants to rent, buy later, 8 or 10-rm. home with 60 acres.

Write Box 19-M, Free Press. EXPERIENCED FARMER wants to rent or on shares a well-equipped 30 cow iarm. Box 42-M, Free Press. HOUSE, barn and 5 or 6 acres of land. Must provide plentv of water.

State rent. P. O. Box 53, City. I WANT TO RUN ON HALVES a 30 cow farm around Burlington or Essex Jet.

Write Box 2-M, Free Press. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 60 ARROWPOINT. pre-historic Mound 10c plus pamphlet describing Excavations, list collector's items. Ancient Buried City, Wickliffe, Ky. BALED SOFT WOOD Shavings.

Carload lots only. Write Plus Products, F. O. Box 75, Montreal, Canada. BEAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT: Complete "Thermique" permanent wave machine, steamer and shampoo board on standard.

Phone 3986 or write Box 12, Free Press CHURCH STEEL BELL weighs 450 pounds. 2 feet high, 28 inch diameter, Tel. 1228-M. CROSS CHAINS; V'to 6" pass, chains crankshaft pulleys, tire pumps. Safford George St.

D.VENPORT. 2 chairs, floor lamps. 10 piece dining suite, bedroom furniture, kitchen cabinet, lawn mower, bi cycle, 31 JNorth wuiartt isuriing-ton, Vt. DROP HEAD sewing machine, child's maple desk and chair. 7U wortn bt.

Winooski. Phone 2405-M. DROP-HEAD TREADLE SINGER SEWING MACHINE. 1350 North Avenue. FOR SALE, genuine Maytag washing machine parts and oil.

New or used parts for most all makes of washing machines. Eight Maytag combination starters and 6-volt battery chargers $12.00 each while they last. Money back guarantee. Prompt mail service. K.

LAWSON. Websterville, Vermont REAL ESTATE I jV i CONANT Roby. Funeral services will be held this atternoon at at the Corbin and Palmer funeral home, with entombment at the convenience of the family. Corbin and Palmer are in charge. CARD OF THANKS WE WISH TO EXTEND our heartfelt thanks to our many frienas, reia-i tives and neighbors for their acts of love and sympathy during our recent) loss of bur mother and also extendi grateful thanks for the beautiful tloral offerings.

MR. AND MRS. II. A. DUBUQUE MR.

AND MRS. HARRY DUBUQUE AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. STANLEY DUBUQUE AND FAMILY MRS. ERNEST COOT WARE I WISH to extend my thanks and ap preciation for the cheerful convales cent cards sent me during my recent illness: also for the flowers, baskets, and boxes of fruit, from neighbors, friends and organizations.

LEWIS R. LLOYD East Fairfield, Vt. WE wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends who were so kind to us during our recent bereavement and also for the beautiful floral offerings. MRS. CHARLES PARKER FAMILY.

FLORISTS 8 CHOICE cut-flowers, plants and corsages. LABARGE FLOWER SHOP, 163 Cherry St. Tel. 4640. FLOWERS AND PLANTS For every occasion, novelties.

Gove, the Florist, 184Main St. Phone 2620. SPECIAL OCCASIONS demand flow. ers, potted plants, cut flowers, funer al pieces. Farrington'g.

Tel. 2406-W. WHENTN DOUBT, send flowers. Fun. erals.

weddings, corsages ana pottea plants. lower pot ureennouse. LOST AND FOUND 10 GAS RATION BOOK LOST. George Grow, Enosburg Falls, Vt. BLACK ONYX RING, diamond in cen.

ter, believed lost in post office vicinity. Reward. Phone Miss Bryant, 3000. BROWN COCKER SPANIEL lost in vicinitv of Ward Monday after noon. Answers to name "Skipper." Return to b2 Ward st.

Reward. PAY ENVELOPE lost. Name on front, Priscilla Niquette. Finder please call 1500. PERSONALS 12 MORRISON'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP will be closed until Feb.

2b due to illness in the family. SERVICES OF ALL KINDS 15 ANTIQUE FURNITURE, upholstered, authentic contour and shaping. A. H. O'Neil, 248 North Ave.

Tel. 4234. COLVIN RADIO SERVICE All makes. 19 years experience. 78 Adams St.

Phone 171S-M. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Maintenance and repairs. Ph. 2183-W. J.

L. Ploof. 244 North Ave. FOR UPHOLSTERING that Is different call 4790-W, Morrison's. Van Ness 25 years.

Boston factory trained and serious fires. Call 3572-M for ap- pointment. INSULATE NOW. Johns Mansville Blow-in Rock Wool. Best and cheap est.

J. E. KICKER, Ph. 1073-tfub. INTERIOR PAINTING, don't wait for the rush, clean up inside and list your home tor a spring paint jod.

estimate. Call Mr. Savage. Phone 1662-J. MATTRESS renovating, furn.

upholster ing, 8-hr. service, workmanship guar. Champlain Mattress Lo. Tel 32H-W. ORIENTAL RUGS washed, also domestics washed, fringed, sized, carpets and rugs cleaned, bound, shampooed.

A. W. Tousley. Phone 2064. PROVENCHER Mattress Furn.

furn. upholstering, mattresses re-made. prompt serv. 166 North. 4029-M.

RUGS 9x12 shampooed and sized. $4.50. Rugs hand washed for long wear. Tel. 4254-M1.

O. R. JarAes. SEWING MACHINES We buy, rent, repair jill makes. Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Ph. 450. SHOE REPAIRING We make them comfortable and lasting. Give more foot mileage. Center St.

TYPEWRITERS We buy. rent, repair. umgerson Tvpewriter Exchanee, 104 Church 1 flight up. Tel. 661-W.

WANTED 21 BARTENDER Club or hotel. Vermont references. Write Box 17-M, Free Press. CAPABLE WOMAN desires general housework for small adult family. Write Box 18, Free Press.

HOUSEKEEPER For lady alone in modern home. Write Box 23 Free Press MAN desires work cleaning roofs of ice ana snow. Phone 1430. RECEPTIONIST for professional office' also knowledge of typing. Write Box 13, Free Press YOUNG EXECUTIVE, Age 30 seek in permanent connection with reliable organization.

Backgrounds: ad ministrative mfg. Quality con trol, msnection aeronautical ana electrical. College army air forces 2 years. Discuss salary. Box 53 Free Press.

EMPLOYMENT OFFERED (male 23 ASSISTANT DRUGGIST or drug clerk capable of filling prescriptions under supervision of registered pharmacist. Write Moulton's Apothecary, Pensa-cola, Fla. DISCHARGED VETERAN wanted, who is looking for a steady job. Good pay, time and one-half oyer 40 hours. Apply V.

Jewett, Superintendent, General Ice Cream Corporation. DRUGGIST to do prescription work only in professional store. Write Moul-ton Apothecary, Pensacola, Fla. FARM WORKER 'wanted'at once. Mar ried, rent, Xuel, milk or single, board, room, etc.

Best wages, steady year job. Howard Duquette, Vergennes, Vt. Telephone Addison 383. HELP WANTED AT ONCE to harvest ice. A.

J. Millette. 51 Ferguson Ave. 4143 Ph. 4143 js.iii;iiejn man wanted, also exper ienced waitress at Marietta Restaurant, 73 Main St.

MALE OR FEMALE CLERK, at least 21, wanted in local office.l Call 412-M, or apply Room II "The Strong" MAN for driving local delivery truck and shipping dept. References and ex perience required. Apply at office. Vermont Hardware Flynn Avenue MAN or man and son for farm, March 1st. House, milk, wood furnished, references.

F. C. Fiske. Burlington, Vt. Phone 3031-R.

MAN wanted at Ingleside Dairies, St. Albans, Vt Phone 123. MARRIED MAN on farm iust outside cuy iiimis. nouse, iuei, mux, eiectric- VITAL STATISTICS. BIRTHS At the Bishop DeCoesbriand hospital, a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Bushey, 174 North a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Myron Robistow, 72 Howard and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Arthur Viens, Swanton, all yesterday.

A son; to Motor Machinist Mate 3-C and Mrs. Raymond Young, 36 Chase st Feb. 17. At the Mary Fletcher hospital, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Granger, 43 niKin yesieraay. DEATHS GOODFELLOW Burtsl St. Johnsbury, rets, is, age 59. HANSON D. Enosburg Falls, Feb.

17. age 70. MARSH Henry Holland, Feb 18, age 78.. PARTCH Ernest Hinesburg, Feb. 19, age 68.

WHITE Paul Reed, North Ferrisburg Feb. 18, age 6. WILCOX Mrs. Rose Brooks, Burlington, Feb. 19, age 76.

Q. What portion of the total: amusement tax is paid by 'motion picture theaters? E. D. A. Moving picture theaters are unofficially credited with more than 90 per cent of the total amusement tax, at an estimated rate of 3 1-4 cents per ticket.

Box 52a, Burlington. SALESMAN, salary $165.00 per month and expenses while training to intelligent, ambitious man. by the manu facturers of Old English and Aero waxes, oil. Black Flag Insecticides and many other nationally advertised products, for retail trade. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY, GOOD POST-WAR FUTURE ASSURED.

Write to P. O. Box 621. Burlington, giving age, experience, references and phone number, for personal interview. SINGLE MAN to work on farm.

Philip Stepbins, Shelburne. Vt. Phone 4167-W3. STOCK CLERHl experienced. General naraware, give age, Box 38-M, Free Press.

TASK FORCE The "Tasli Force" is a concentrated Naval fighting group assigned to carry out a specific assignment against the enemy. The assignments they have carried out in the Pacific have thrilled the entire nation. Now you are needed to help build the airplanes which are spearheads for these task forces. The "Corsair" fighter bombers are used to strike at the enemy and to provide air protection for our ships. At CHANCE VOUGHT AIRCRAFT Division of United Aircraft Corp.

STRATFORD. CONN. You will have: PAY WORK SUPERVISION SATISFACTION OF KNOWING THAT YOU ARE DOING YOUR. PART Bring a friend with you to help build Corsair fighter-bombers and apply at the United States Employment Service, 85 Main Burlington, Vt. TRUCK DRIVER, experienced.

Give age, reterences. Box 62-M, Free Press. EMPLOYMENT OFFERED (female) 23 A PLEASANT GIRL for light house work, sleep in or out. time off. 123 Mansfield 5064.

BOOKKEEPER, sreneral office work, able to take dictation. Agel Corman Furniture Co. BOOKKEEPER stenographer with ex, perlence. $35 to $40 weekly, year round. Strong Agency DIETITIAN 50-bed hospital.

$140 a month and full maintenance. Write Union Hospital, Linwood Road, Lynn, Mass. DISHWASHER. Good salary jjjoard. Every Sunday off.

Henry's Diner, 155 Bank St with DISHWASHER WANTED APPLY ALPS CAFE. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS APPLY ALPS CAFE. IGIRL OR WOMAN for kitchen. work at Lakeview Sanitarium, 329 North Ave. GIRL or woman not over 40 for gener al housework.

Good w-ages. Live in, time off. 264 Maole st. GIRL wanted for very light housework mornings only. Excellent wages lor right party.

Phone 3116-M. HOUSEKEEPER wanted for family of 3, 2 boys, 4 and 6 yrs. old: good wages. Carl Reynolds, Jericho Village. LADY for work in busy store.

Some evening and Sunday work. Six days a week. Box 50 Free Press. MAID for second work only. Small adult family.

Tel. 3633 before 3 a. m. or after 5 p. m.

MIDDLE-AGED HOUSEKEEPER in small home for young man and two children, age 6 and 4. Write Box 109-E, Free Press. RECEPTIONIST and typist; must be accurate at figures, pleasing personality. For one meeting our requirements we offer nice working arrangement in an old firm in heart of business area. Apply in own handwriting State age, experience or education and starting wages.

Box 34, Free Press. SALESLADY in women's garment de partment. Full time or afternoons. People's Department Store. SALESLADY, steady employment in Lames Keadv to Wear Church St.

Shop. Write Box 35. Free Press. STENOGRAPHER OR. SECRETARY NEEDED IMMEDIATELY ATE FOR PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT IN ESSENTIAL WAR PLANT.

Excellent salary with opportunity for advancement New renovated heated apt. with electric atove and refrigerator. Available if desired. FYLES AND RICE INCORPORATED Bethel, Vermont. Phone 103 ring 2.

WAITRESSES WANTED. Apply at Howard Johnson's, Shelburne road. 1 i Mrs Paul Reed White, oiiMrs. uonata ruiu-er oi rroviueutc, North Ferrisburg, died Sunday morning at his late home in North Ferrisburg, after a brief illness. The funeral services will be held at the White home on Wednesday afternoon at 2 with the Rev.

Jasper Steele officiating. Burial will be in the North Ferrisburg cemetery. W. E. Larrow of Vergennes is in charge of the funeral arrangements.

Mrs. Rose Brooks Wilcox Special to the Free Press WESTFORD, Feb. 19. News has been received here of the death in Burlington of Mrs. Rose Brooks Wilcox, 76.

widow of Albert P. Wilcox of Fairfax. Mrs. Wilcox was born July 11, 1868, in Essex, the daughter of Charles H. and Rose Demag Brooks.

She was a member of the Baptist church in Burlington, transfering there from the Baptist church in Westford. She was also a member of Mystic Free Press Classified Rates Unequaled in Vermont In no ether classified advertising medium, can you buy seven Insertions and have your ad delivered to over 133,000 subscribers for as little as 8 cents a line a day. Cash With Order or an Extra Charge For Booking Morgan was born Aug. 7.1 ivirs 1874 in Georgia the daughter of the late Edgar and Jeannette (Cushing) Spaulding. Besides her husband she leaves two sons.

John E. Morgan and Floyd G. Morgan and one grandson, Floyd Morgan, all of Fletcher; two brothers, Willis Spaulding of West Fairlee and Ernest Spaulding of Fairfax; one sister, Mrs. Myrtle King of Morrisville and several nieces and nephews. Funeral of Joseph Happy Special to the Free Press VERGENNES, Feb.

19. Funeral services for the' late Joseph Happy were held at St. Peter's church on Saturday morning at 8:30, with the pastor, Rev. A. H.

Couture, officiating at the requiem mass. Tba bearers were Ernest Miller, Donald Miller, William Sullivan, and George Rose. Among the relatives and friends from out of town 1 ii 1 11 X. 1 wno auenaea me Mrs. Frances Hart, Mrs.

Lena Intvre. Georee Hardy, all ol Springfield, and Mr. and R. I. The body was placed in the vault at the Catholic cemetery to await interment in the spring.

Funeral of C. C. Castonguay Special to the Free Press ST. ALBANS, Feb. 19.

The funeral of Charles C. Castonguay, who died Saturday morning, was held from the home of his son, Arnold Castonguay, 73 Lincoln ave. thismorning at 8:15 and was followed by high mass of requiem ir Holy Angels church at 9 with Rev. P. E.

Boivin, pastor, as celebrant. There were many spiritual bouquets and a profusion of floral tributes. The bearers were Edward Grim-shaw, Augustin Garrand, George E. McGettrick, Thomas Ouelette, Philip Campono and Edwin Fogg. Entombment took place in Mt.

Calvary cemetery. Among relatives and friends from away attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Cas tonguay, Jr.

of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grimshaw. Teresa Grimshaw, Clarence Grimshaw, Mrs. Lawrence Gamelin and Mr, and Mrs.

Arthur Grimshaw. all of ChamDlain Mr. and Mrs. unampiain, ix. Augustin Garrand of Moores, N.

Y.i and Hosanna Montcalm of Georgia Funeral of Everett Ballou Special to the Fret Press RANDOLPH. Feb. 19. The fu neral of Everett Ballou, 73, who died at Gifford Memorial hospital Thursday, was held Saturday at 2 p. m.

Dr. Kendrick Grobel offi ciated at the service, une Bearers were Kenneth Dickerman, Char les. Edward and Harold Ballou. Those from away to attend the service were Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Ballou and children from Raymond, N. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dickerman, and Mr. and Mr riaronrd Webb of East Gran- Funeral of Lester.

Delong Special to the Free Prest MONTPELIER, Feb. 19. Funeral services for Lester D. De-Long of Warren who died Thursday were held Sunday afternoon at 3 at the United Congregational church in Warren. Rev.

Robert Clark of Waitsfield officiated at the services.v Bearers were Clarence Hartshorn, George Robinson, Shinny Greenslip and Benjamin Varney. Burial was in the Warren cemetery. THE WEATHER (XT. S. Weather Bureau Forecasts and Data) FAIR TODAY Vermont Tuesday fair with somewhat higher temperatures.

Increasing cloudiness and not so cold Tuesday night. Wednesday cloudy followed by snow. No important temperature changes. Q. When was the American Eagle Squadron organized? E.

L. B. A. The American Eagle Squadron was organized in 1940 and went into action with the British Royal air force about 1941. Notes accepted.

A. C. Hewey. Milton. Vt.

Ph. 2621. BOSTON TERRIERS, females: 1 K.C. registered. Fred Michaud, 221 St.

CANADIAN AND native springers and new milch cows on time pavments. Will trade in beef cows. Carl J. Aldrich. Bristol.

Phone 176-J. CHICKS, sex-link cross, our specialtv. i ucan cu. uiuer vour require ments now. Vt.

U. S. Approved Pullo-rum Clean. Elmshade Poultry Farm, Whiting. Vt Phone 5-101.

COWS Good selection of new milkers ana close springers, several first calf heifer springers. L. W. Howe, Burlington Farm Supply Lake St. NEW MILKERS and springers arriving each week.

24 months to pay. y. ju. miuon, vt. NEW Milkers, blood-tested, springers.

Will trade for young stockr drv or beefcattle. C.JtSiegriest, Essex" Jet. NEW MILKERS for sale on'time'pav ment. No cash required. Call Fred yuesnei, Jiiaqiebury, Tel.

311-W2. PLENTY OF new milkers and springers. Hervey Whitten, Essex Junction. Vt. Ph.

402-W3. PUPPIES, beautiful pedigreed. Dachshunds. Red Cockers, Scottish and Wire Fox Terriers. Call or write Airs.

KtricKlana, Ferrisburg. R-7. QUALITY CHICKS bring better "profits: Sex-Linked Cross onlv. Pullorum Clean. Order today.

Baker's Hatch- ery, Braadon. REGISTERED Chester White breeders, 2 sows, one boar, unrelated. B. A. McCoach, Grand Isle, Vermont.

AUTOMOBILES, Passangtr Cars 70 1937 CHEVROLET" sedan 1937 Ford 60 coach 1933 Chevrolet sedan 1933 Pon-tiac coupe; 1931 Model A Ford. Clark Russelh64 Grant St. Tel.2l42-JJ DODGE. 1940 and 1941, ton 'used army command cars, four wheel drive. Can be easily converted to pickup truck.

Brewer 1 North Ave. Tel. 3410. Desoto-Plymouth dealer. GOOD USED CARS F.

IL TAP LIN, INC. 11 North Ave Tel. 2160. SEE Our selection of good used cars. We invite you to trade.

Evenings by appointment. Yandow's, 11 So. Winooski Ave. STUDEBAKER 1942 club coupe; 1941 Hudson 6 seaan; i4U Olds 6 two-door; 1939 Desoto 7 pass. 1931 Model 4 new tires; 1937 Willvs.

Mayo's Motor Mart. 228 No. Winooski Tel. 1036. SERVICES OF INTEREST TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS 73 AUTO RADIATORS repaired, soldered, cleaned.

Factory approved methods and material used by skilled mechanics. Champlain Radiator and Auto Repair. 157 So. Champlain 3239. RADIATORS cleaned, repaired and rebuilt Overheating stopped.

Work guaranteed. Vermont Radiator Serv- lce. 18 King St. Phone 875. aTtoHpartS, new and used, glass, Used tires and tubes.

Safford's, 6 George St. Tel. connection. AVJTOS WANTED, Pwngtr Cart 75 WE NEED Good used cars. We pay highest cash prices.

AVe give priorities for post-war cars. We make evening appointments. We will go anywherje anytime. Phone 2315. Yandow's.

TOP PRICE FOR YOUR USED CAR "No haggling" Top cash on the line Our buyer will come to your gar-age he'll handle the paper work we make it easy and profitable for you Call us in before vou sell. Walter D. Griffin, 60 North Champlain St GOOD USED CARS and trucks wanted. Get our offer before you eelL A-1 1 A. UUIWMOII dealer.

Desoto-Plymouth. North Ave. 3410. USED CARS WANTED. Highest cash prices paid for late model can.

C. H. GOSS 237 North Burlington and 1719 Central St. St Johnsbury. CASH PRICES paid for 1932 to 1942 good small used cars.

Burlington Mo- tor Sales, 51 Klmwood Ava, I WILL PAY top prices for good used cars. Smith Used Car Exchange, Win-ooski. Phone 4675. LATE MODEL CARS and trucks. Cash waiting.

Burlington Used Car Ex-change, 134 Archibald St Ph. 8837. LOST most of our cars by fire, wV pay top prices for 1934 to 1842 cars. Burlington Auto Repair. Ph.

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