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PAGE THIRTEEN THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 194 1 WANTS OF ALL KINDS 62 REAL ESTATE WANTED 37 EMPLOYMENT OFFERED 23 ron, liaroia uaicneiaer nu jucijr Old. Miss Soroh J. Barry Miss Sarah J. Barry of 55 Monroe st. died yesterday morning in a local institution.

She was a daughter of the late Patrick and Theresa A. (Doyle) Barry. Miss Barry was born in Clar-enceville, P. on Feb. 2, 1864.

She is survived by one sftter, Mrs. Hannah Melaven of Montpe-lier; a brother-in-law, James Mc- Gee of Lacolle. P. and sev eral nieces and nephews. She was a member of the 'Altar societv of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.

Funeral services wlU be held Wednesday morning at 9 In the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. will lollow in Clarence-vule. P. Q. The body will remain at the James P.

Dower Funeral Home until the hour ot the services. Frank Albert Abair Special to the Free Press VERGENNES. Oct. Frank Albert Abair. aee 64.

of this city, died at the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington this evening after a hrif illness. Besides his widow, he is "survived by one son, Albert Francis Abair of Vercennes. one granddaughter, 7r DEPENDABLE USED CARS NO HUNTING! We've posted our used Tar lot against Bargain Hunting. Every car is an outstanding buy. Oldsmobile 1938 Convertible coupe.

-Chevrolet 1937 4 door sedan. Plymouth 1940 4 door sedan. Chrysler 1937 sedan. Lincoln Zephyr 1936 sedan. Dodge 1940 convertible coupe TRUCKS International 1936 1H ton 1939 4 ton panel.

Indiana 1935 2 ton chassis, Reo 1935. 1V4 ton dump. Dodge 1937 1 ton panel. Dodge 194034 ton express V.Dodge 1937 2 ton stake. THE C.

GOSS COMPANY DODGE PLYMOUTH IS: 237 NORTH AVE. TEL. 2410. OPEN EVENINGS 1941 NASH AMBASSADOR "600" de luxe 4 door sedan, equipped with Nash's famous conditioned air unit, driven 4800 miles. F.

E. PATNAUDE. 51' Pearl St. Nash Phone 1779. AUTOMOBILES 70-A Commercials Trucks FORD V-8 COMMERCIAL CARS AT BUY NOW PRICES 3l FORD 1939 V-8 Panel Delivery, locally owned and operated by one owner.

Low mileage; exceptionally clean inside and out; A-l mechanically, all good tires. $445, FORD 1937 V-8 Stake body Pick up. Sound and solid from front rear. Corking good motor, and all nearly new tires." A reputable 1937 pick-up that all we needed was the whiskbroom andv rag to prepare this car for sale. $325.

FORD 1937 V-8 Pick-up. "Will appeal to the discriminating er who demands the most for his, dollar. Gray finish. Reconditioned motor; runs like a top. Lots of miles left in the tires.

Yours for only CHARLES SMITH, INC TEL. 87 ST. PAUL ST. OPEN EVENINGS USED TRUCK BARGAINS Most all makes and types; priced to sell to suit. FITZPATRICK'S GARAGE General Motors Trucks, 98 Lakeview Terrace." BETTER USED TRUCKS ALL SIZES AND PRICES.

rii INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY 30 MAIN ST. PHONE 3650. SERVICES OF INTEREST 73 TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS- AUTO PARTS Tires, accessories. Both new and used, sanora a. ueorga Burlington.

Vt. Phone 778. PARTS For late model Fords, Chev-rolets and Plymoutha, Burl Used Car Exchange. 134 Archibald St. AUTOS WANTED 75 WILL SELL YOUR CAR On commls- a.

ti. sion. or ouy lor casu. vi ucy 'ou to rennance your car. atnauae.

oi reari bi- THE WEATHER (tJ. s. Weather Bureau Forecaiti and Data) i CLOUDY AND WARMER Vermont Increasing cloudiness, and warmer Tuesday, followed by orrasional licht rain in north por tion, considerable cloudiness Tues-' day night and Wednesday with occasional light rain on Wednes- day. Monday Temperatures BOSTON, Oct. 20.

(V-Tempera-, tures at p. 'm. E. to-' night with the rriaxinium for the. rrfriinff 12 hours and the mini- mum for the preceding '24.

hours City Max. 7:30 63 48 66 58 62 53 43 4 72 62 66 61 67 48 Min. Weata 31 -42 Gear 40 Pt. Cldy 29 Clear 55 Cloudy 44 Pt. Cldy 32 Clear 71 Rain 61 Cloudy.

-78 Clear 73 Clear 47 Pt. ady -46 Cloudy 55 Pt, Cldy 29 Clear 49 Pt. Qdy 54 Pt. 55 Cloudy 60 Cloudy Albany Boston Buffalo Burlington Chicago Denver Hartford Jacksonville 76 72 Kansas City 75 70 Miami 85 78 New Orleans 88 81 Nw Vnrk 65 07 Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland 70 58 68 63 65 45 San Francisco 68 "64 Louis. St.

Paul 62 58 Washington 69 68 General Forecast: "The indications are for partly' cloudy, north portion and generally fair south portion of the Washington forecast district Tuesday. and Wednesday, with rising temperatures Tuesday in the upper Ohio valley, the lower lake region and the Middle Atlantic states with-moderate temperature Wednesday. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER RECORD (For the 4 hoars ending at 7:30 p. E.S.T.) Data furnished by the local office: of the United States Weather 5 Bureau 7:30 1:30 7:30 P.M. 30.15 43 85 A.M.

Barometer 30.37 Temperature 33 Humidity 95 Wind ESE7 Sky Clear P.M. 30.26 57 45 NNE6 Calm Clear Clear Highest temperature after a. 61. Lowest temperature before 29. Precipitation, 0 inch.

Sun rises today at 6:15 a. m. Sun sets at 5:00 p. m. AUTOMOBILES Passenger Cars 60 For Sale BUILDING BLOCKS Cinder, cement.

High tensile strength. E. F. Bouchard. Essex 240 CABINET HEATER Coal or wood.

Cheap. 83 West Spring Win-ooski. Vt. COMBINATION Kitchen Sink and Tub. As good as new.

Phone 1665-W COMBINATION STOVE Victory Crawford, light grey. Priced right for quick sale. 33 Loomis, Ph. 4615. DELCO LIGHT PLANT With new batteries, ELECTRIC WASHER, AUTOMATIC WATER SYSTEM.

Nearly new all. electric RADIO and FLAT IRON. Also, quantity of light bulbs. Can be seen in operation. AH for $175.

John Drink-wine, Westford. Vt. FORDSON TRACTOR Used, in good running order. 3 sets used tractor plows, -one almost new used blower. Burlington Farm Supply Company.

Lake Street. FRIGIDAIRE 6 cubic ft; large ice cube capacity. AH porcelain. GOVER'S. -v'128 Church St.

LETTER FILE 4 drawers, steel. Im mediate delivery, $19.50. Bruhn Office Equip. 102 Church St. Phone 185 MCINTOSH APPLES At Elmer Hill's.

South Hero. Buy of the Grower at the Orchard. You can get the Best at a Low Price. McINTOSH APPLES 50c and 75c a basket: sweet cider. 25c gallon; green peppers, other vegetables, at low prices.

Twin Shelburne Rd. NEW Army horse blankets 84x90, 8 $2.75 eacn. u. j. PAUL TAVETIAN, 61 Rutgers New York.

ONE TRUMPET 1 Coronet 1 Slide, Trombone, 1 Clarinet. 164 So. Winooskl Ave. PEARS Apples; Mac's. Blue Permains, Sweets, Grandmas jrameuse; saie price.

Bring containers. Frank Perkins, Charlotte. POTATOES Fancy No. 1 $2 per hun gered; nice Hubbard squash, 2c lb. at farm.

W. A. Wheeler and Sons, Jericho, Vt. Ph. Richmond.

3-4. PRACTICALLY NEW Angora chintz upholstered divan and. chair, Reasonable. Mornings only. 201 No.

Willard St. STORM SASH And combination storm and screen doors. Any size. As low as 85c. No obligations to have us measure.

Call 906, Burlington Lumber Lake Burlington. STOVES Heaters and ranges, large selection popular makes, reconditioned, guaranteed. Burl. Furniture Exchange. 84, Pearl Tei 244U SWEET CIDER Made here.

Bring your jugs or barrels. It good. Also buy Mcintosh, Snows, Greenings, Spies or Tolman Sweet ap-ples. Phelps Orchard. South Hero.

TRACTORS GOOD USED FORDSON, A. H. Mansfield. Essex Jet. TRACTORS Two slightly used dem onstrator Olivers.

Sell a a ais count. Better see these before buying. R. C. Place.

Essex Jet TYPEWRITERS Portable, Under- wofds, Remington. Koyais. coronas Dingerson'a Typewriter Ex-change, 104 Church 1-flight op. UNITIZED WALLPAPER Manufactured by the United Wall paper Company. We carry the beautiful patterns as shown in the national, magazines of home beautiflcation.

Unitized Wallpaper is guaranteed, Wall tested Sun tested Style tested Wash tested. SEE IT TODAY AT E. J. WHITE, Paint' Glass and Wallpaper Co, 123 St. Paul St.

Tel. 1652 USED POTATO DIGGER McCormick Deering, 7 ft continuous apron. Excel, con. c. E.

Brown, tussex jet. TTStP.r STTflAR KOtTIPMENT Kin EvaDorator 4'xl2'; Lightning Evaporator 4'xl2; Leader Evapo rator 4'xl2: King Evaporatoi- 3 Lightning Evaporator 5'xiz: AH above complete with arch and stack; also galvanized buckets, covers and tanks. Write 302. St. Johnsbury, Vt.

WINTER UNDERWEAR For men. women and children. All styles Reasonable prices. White's Bargain Winooskl, WOOD Range, furnace and fireplace; kindling, chunks, split. 'Owen's Wood Yard.

Tel. 3741-W, AT EAST FAIRFIELD MILL You can buy: dimension dressed four sides, at $30; hemlock boarding at $20 to $30; planed and matched boards at Sdo; planed and matched pine boards, stock widths, at $32 to $35; spruce dimension at $32 to $38; novelty siding all 6 and 7-inch, at $38 per M. See Clayton Manshia. East Fairfield, before buying your lum ber requirem ents. CALL AND SEE New trucks and Farmaii tractors, a gooa ouy in used panel truck.

For sale, used electric range with clock. M. Warner "Estate, Vergennes. Vt. FARMERS! SAVE MONEY ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Slightly used.

6 cu. ft capacity porcelain lined sealed unit $85 takes it. NEW 4 can electric milk cooler $196. CATTLE DRINKING BOWLS 21 used Clay make $1.15 each. DELCO LIGHT PLANT Less bat teries, $45.

USED 1-6 H. P. MOTORS $2.50 each. 1 H.P. G.

E. SINGLE PHASE MOTOR With pulley $18. S. R. CARTER CO.

6 CHASE LANE BURLINGTON, VT. FOR DRY Soft, Wood Slabs at a very reasonable price see Will Merritt North MontpeHer. STEEL WAREHOUSE Large stocks of beams, channels, angles, plates sheets, bars, bands, reinforcing bars, wire fabric, etc. Vermont Structural Steel Corp Burlington, Vt. Phone 78 USED SIDE ARM Water Heater; a $16.95 value $10.

Sears RoeoucK and basement. Church. St. THIS WEEK A sale of fine old glass. Persian Rug Shop, 199 College St.

RUCTIONS 61 AUCTION. OCT. 23rd; 1 o'clock p. m. at the Ilsley Barn, Washington St, Middlebury.

vi Several lots of household goods Iroft Beds with springs, mattresses, cot bed. odd chairs, kitchen- ware, 2 desks, electric refrigerator. circulating heater, 2 ranges, gas oline cook stove. 2 four post beds. spool bed, 4 dressers.

2 dining tables, sewing machine, office chair, 2 coal haters, 2 ladder-bacK cnairs, 2 coal heaters. 2 ladder-back chairs, commodes, dining chairs, electric washer. 2 coal or wood heaters, 2 a- electric ranges, 3 flddle-back rhaira. muhos-anv and made dress er. Sale will he held in heated building.

Terms cash. V. I. Pat- node, Auctioneer ATTPTTmM TVinrsflnV- Oct 23rd. at 1 n'rirwir a Newman xtancn.

r.ei Middlebury. Vt. 75 to 100 head of all kinds of cattle. 50 of these are consigned from the entire dairy nr nna firm lnn heifers. Stock- bulls and calves.

One 9x12 new building on skids. Will sell your livestock on small commission basis. Auctioneer, Kenneth Rogers MISCELLANEOUS 8 FLOWERS AND PLANTS For every occasion: novelties. Gove. The Florist 184 Main St.

Phone 2620. LABARGES FLOWER SHOP Send our FLOWERS on Anniversaries. Tel 4640. 163 Cherry St. LOST AND FOUND 10 four heifers yearlings, strayed from my pasture.

Anyone knowing of their whereabouts please notify William G. Fitzsimons. RFD, Underhill, Vermont. LADY'S BLACK LAPEL WATCH Lost in front of Endicott Johnson Shoe Store. 'Reward.

Mrs. J. Kadas 16 Wilson St. LOWER FALSE TEETH In or near btar Restaurant. Reward.

Phone 3258-M. POCKETBOOK Black, between Col- iere ana Terminal, contains keya. glasses, etc. Reward. Phon 158R-R.

PERSONALS 12 COME TO Gordon Terrace for an en joyable season of deer hunting, 11 miles 4 from Burlington. Mabelle Gordon. Williarnsville. Vermont. FILM ROLLS 6 or 8 exposures, de veloped printed, ana iree enlargement Mail 25c In coin with rolls.

Burnham Film Service, Waterbury. Vermont. LADY To ride to Florida, assist in arivinp. Keierences required. Mrs Laraway.

Jeffersonville, Ph. 14-4 MEN'S HATS That fit the face. Ex tra laree- selection The Hat Master. 196 Collejr St. STOVES We buy and sell, heaters.

ranges. Lavalley'a Second Hand Store. -M fearl Tel. 2440. WE TEND 'EM Going out tonite? Meaical students will care for chil-dren.

"References. Tel. 1523-J SERVICES OF INTEREST 15 TO THE HOME HIS CHAIR Upholstered. Workman ship guaranteed. A.

H. O'Nell, 23 Allen St. Phone 4234. ORIENTAL- RUGS Washed, also do mestics washed, tringed. alzed: car-' pets and rugs cleaned, shampooed, bound.

A. W. Tousley, Ph. 2064. REUPHOLSTERING Mattress remak ing, slip covers.

Reasonable. Pro-vencher's. Ill N. Champl'n. 4029-J.

SEWING MACHINES ANY MAKE Oiled, adjusted WITHOUT Charge For Limited time. Singer Sewing Machine 3 Church. Tel 450. SEWING MACHINES Vacuum clean ers, any make, oiled, adjusted free, limited time. Singer Sewing Center, 3 Church St.

Phone 450. SHOE REPAIRING Scientifically done. Mail orders bandied. Sikoras. 9 Center St UPHOLSTERING That is different.

25 years' experience, that Is your guarantee. Morrison's. Van Ness Bldg. Phone 4790. WELL DRILLING Motorized equip ment.

Go anywhere. Free est! mates. J. A. Feeley Sons.

High gate Vt. Tel. Swanton, 2438- 2315, Agts. Fairbanks Morse pumps. WINDOWS CLEANED Everywhere.

a a i ir we Clean meyre ciean. Cleaning ofall kinds. American Window Cleaning 31973784. SITUATIONS WANTED 21 BOOKKEEPER Stenographer, male, experienced, references, Charles Morrisseau. 40 Piatt Winooskl.

COOK In Burlington, experienced, ref erences, either short order or pri vate. Phone 2919. GENERAL OFFICE WORK Book-keeping. filing, cashier, switch-board operator, exper. Ph.

1426-W. HOUSEKEEPER Competent, practical nurse wants work in Burlington. Adult family. Box 66. Free Press.

MANAGER Farm or estate. Middle-aged man solicits position. Have been In charge of 125-acre home stead for 10 years. Death In lanv lly caused unemployment. Box 64.

Free Press. MAN. WIFE Ago 50. hand milker, steady, sober, drive truck," team wife general house work or cook. James Howe.

Essex cenwr. POSITION Wanted by all-around wo-man cook, capable; meats, pastry, I sea food. etc. Best references. 241 North Willard St.

TRUCK DRIVER Experienced, married, desires steady work. Go anywhere in state. Box 71. Free Press, WOMAN Of education and culture de sires as companion and helper. Wages no consideration.

Convenient city environment and sufficient leisure essential. Box 91-M, Free Press. 4 WOMAN Middle-aged, wants assist ant bookkeeping or clerical work. Phone 2416. EMPLOYMENT OFFERED 23 BELLHOPS Second maid, couples and single farmers, excellent wages.

Strong Agency. CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE Still time to make extra money. Make 50c cash on every 21-card SI Christmas assortment you sell. Big value Xmas cards with name. 50 or $1.

Other-popular assortments. Samples on approval. SCHWER, Dept. 949. Westfield.

Mass COMBINATION Body, fender man. steady work, salary- Mention aual iflcations. last employer, salary ex- pected. write Free Box 60. COUNTERMAN Experienced, Wanted at once.

Green Mountain Diner, Barre. Vermont EXPERIENCED GIRL Or woman for general nouseworK ana neip with care of one child, write Box llo-E, Free Press. FARMER Boy or man. married pre erred. Children not over three years.

W. M. Bishop Charlotte. FARMER SALESMAN By the Inter national Steel to handle exclusive distribution in one or more counties on a revolutionising type of farm tools: absolutely non competitive: shortage of farm la bor and present war conditions have created an enormous demand for this new invention it has in stant appeal and offers immediate income. Thousands being sold, Salesmen averaging $75 weekly, See Factory Representative, Mr, J.

W. Box Tuesday and Wednesday from p. Hotel Vermont. Out of town write 1477 Beacon Brookline, Mass. GIRL Dependable, young housekeeper.

Teacher's home. 2 school children, baby 2 years. Only neat, capable girl need State salary expected. Mrs. Harold Ryan.

461-81 St, Brooklyn, N. GIRL For cashier and light book-keeping. Good pay with board Write Box 70. Free Press. GIRL For housework and care of two children, stay nights $5 per week, Write Box 73.

Free Press Or Phone-281-W. GIRL For light house work after- noons and Saturdays. Board or room. 254 Colchester Ave. GIRL For general work.

-Bill's Quick Lunch. 175 South Winooskl Ave. HOUSEKEEPER Companion, middle aged, near Burlington. Write Box 84-M. Free Press.

MAID No $8 week. no Sundays. Apply In per-son after 4 p. 228 Maple St. MAN Single, middle aged, for general farm work.

Box 68, Free Press. MARRIED WOMAN Preferably from Burlington, who has had office ex- perience anu too wouia line occasional fill-in work at various times throughout the year. Write Box 57, Free Press, stating age, experience, when available. NIGHT CHEF And short order cookJ Experienced. Salary arranged, room and meals.

McAuieys Ticonderoga. N. SALES REPRESENTATIVE For the I. C. S.

Salary and commissions. Good opportunity for men who are intelligent ana willing to work. Write W. C. Swanker, 68 State Albany.

New York. SINGLE MAN For dairy farm. $50 per month. None but steady, re liable men need apply. Alonzo Hodge, Yipsic Phone 2284 LUKIiTN UNCLE SAM WANTS Scrap iron and metal.

Do your part, see what you. have. Call us and we will collect it. Highest prices paid. A.

Baker. Lake St. Tel. 1354-W. ALL LIVE POULTRY Top N.

Y. mantei prices, irei our price De-fore you sell! Vermont Poultry Outlet Tel. 87. So. Royalton.

Vt OLD BUTTONS Clocks, marble top tables, wnat-nots. Picture frames. Write Mylkes, 161 So. Winooskl Ave. OLD STAMPS Letters, documents, an tiques, coins, books and buttons wanted.

Send for free circulai Warner McLaughlin, Port Henry N. Y. CURTAINS Of all kinda to do up; also hand made embroidery for sale. Rear apartment, 79 Main St: EMPTY FEED BAGS Highest prices paid. Burlington Paper Stock Ill Archibald St.

SOFT WOOD LOGS Delivered to Rice Lumber Shelburne. Phone 4167-W4. WE ARE IN THE MARKET For good used rurniture and stoves. Glasston's. 327 No.

Win6oskl Ave. LIVESTOCK 65 Pets and Poultry CHICKENS Beautiful Heizer strain Blue Andalusian, ready to lay, $5 per trio. M. D. Marshall.

Middle-bury. Vt. EXCELLENT HAY Mixed cows, fine condition. Goats. Phone 3244-W.

HANDSOME ANGORA) KITTENS All colors. Cheap. Mrs. Warren Peas- lee, Jefferson. Maine HOLSTEIN COWS Glenside Farm.

So. jsurungion, vi. Telephone 1333-W HORSES Two mares, weight 1250. good farm team; trade for cows, logs or farm machinery. Phone Richmond 49-20.

PUPPIES Irish Setter, eligible for A. K. C. Reasonable. 120 Kobin-son Parkway.

Phone 2145-M. SPRINGERS -AND NEW MILKERS Wanted. Also beer. C. E.

Robinson. Milton. Vt. Tel. Milton.

2175. WATER SPANIEL Puppies, brown. Price $10. R. Coleman.

57 Lyman Ave. Call evenings. 2772-W. AUTOMOBILES 70 Passenger Cars GOOD USED CARS '41 Pontiac 6 coupe 40 Oldsmobile 6, 4 dr. tr.

eed. 39 Oldsmobile 6, 4 dr. tr. eed 38 Packard 120. 4 dr.

tour. ted. 38 Studebaker 8. 2 dr. Tour.

sed. '37 Packard 120, 2 dr. Tour. sed. "37 Packard 120, 4 dr.

tour. sed. '36 Oldsmobile 8, 2 dr. tour. Reconditioned Guaranteed LOW PRICE VALUES Fords Model A's; Chevrolet Auburn 2 dr.

Chrysler Rdstr. F. H. TAPLIN, INC. PACKARD 11 North Ave.

TEL. 2160. USED CAR SPECIALS 1940 Chevrolet Sport sedan 1940 Buick Special sedan 1941 Pontiac Touring Tudor. 1937 Chevrolet coupe: radio. 1940 Ford Deluxe, tudor 1939 Ford Deluxe -fordor 1936 Plymouth tudor 1936 Chevrolet Town sedan 1940 Chevrolet station wagon.

BURLINGTON MOTOR SALES F. A. Baillargeon, Mgr. 51 Elmwood Ave. Phone 2222.

WE BUY GOOD USED CARS TODAY'S BEST BUY 39 Packard 4 dr. sedan $725 '39 Plymouth 4 dr. sedan 5.95 '37 Packard 4 dr. sedan 425 37 Ford 85 2 dr. sedan 295 Ford 60 2 dr.

sedan 265 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM. YANDOW TIRE BATTERY CO. 1-15 South Winooskl Ave. "PONTIAC" EASY TERMS. 'OPEN EVES BREWER BROS.

USED CABS 1940 Plymouth sedan 1939 DeSoto sedan $675 675 1940 Chevrolet Town sedan 625 1941 Plymouth 2 door sedan 725 1934 Plymouth eedan 135 1938 Dodge Panel 325 brewer bros. DeSoto Plymouth Mack Trucks. 1 NORTH AVENUE. FORD VALUE FORD 1938 Tudor Sedan. Original black finish shines like new.

Interior very clean, good tires, equipped with heater. A good value for $325. SHEARER CHEVROLET OPPOSITE: Central Fire Station. THE SATISFIED CUSTOMER PLACE Five 1938 Ford coaches. 1937 Plymouth 4-dr.

deluxe sedan. 1937 Chevrolet touring sedan. Several pick-up trucks. BURL. USED CAR EXCHANGE 134 Archibald St Tel.

3837. GOOD WILL USED CARS 1939 Buick Special spt. coupe ana aoor sedan: 1939 DeSoto Sedan; 1938 Buick Special Century and Road-master sedans; 1937 Buick Road-master 1937 Ford Vic coupe: 1936 Buick Special Sedan; 1936 LaSalle sedan; 1934 BuicK seaan; 1934 Ford tudor. P. T.

Donovan, 100 Main st. TWO 1937 Ford coaches; 1937 Ford sedan: 1936 Ford sedan; 1333 fiy mouth coach: 1934 Ford coach: two 1934 Chevrolet coaches; 1934 Ford coupe; 1933 Plymouth coupe others to choose from. W. E. Simpson.

Hinesburg S. Burlington SELECT USED CARS Reasonable Prices. Burlington Cadillac Inc. 14 1 North Ave- Burlington. Phone 1631 Open evenings.

1939 DODGE Tudor deluxe sedan; 1938 Bantam roadster, smau miie age, excellent condition. Reason able. 56 Ledgemere. PLYMOUTH '38 DeLuxe Coupe A very clean car. it an exceptional buy it $395.

The Penrose Garage. 151' St; Paul St. 1940 CHEVROLET Special deluxe sed. 13.000 miles. tiaroia w.

Claris, Enosburg Falls. 1936 FORD $175. Good condition. Sacrifice for quick sale. Privately owned, excellent care.

Ph. 210. WILL SACRIFICE For cash; 1936 Ford 2 -door sedan a-i condition. 184 North Ave. FREE PRESS WANT ADS PAY BEST 15 TO 20 COW FARM wanted.

Write box 89-M. Free Press. PARTY WISHES To exchange sum mer tamp iwi Buigm nome or api, house. Call Frank's Real 4615. ROOMS FOR RENT 41 With or Without Board COLLEGE 102 Very pleasant Bunny iront room, central.

Heated. Reasonable. HICKOCK -11 Rooms for light nouseKeeping, neated. continuous hot water, use of phone MONROE 52 Front rnnm fur 1 1 I nisnea, neatea, central, priv. ram- uy.

uentieman only. Reasonable. NO. WINOOSKI AVE, 102 Warm. pleasant room.

Phone 1333-W SHELBURNE 236 Room, large. neatea, ugnc nousekeeping if de- sirea. i'none sskjv-j SO. UNION, 204 Room, studio couch, i ueoiraoie, running water, near bath. Central.

SO. WINOOSKI 53 Furnished front room with lavatory. Cont. hot water. Ph.

3546-W APARTMENTS FLATS, 43 HOUSES AND DUPLEXES For' Rent $6 WEEKLY North 187 5-room apartment, summer kitchen, front and back porch, newly decorated. Hardwood floors. 'Inquire Frank's Economy Store. $20 So. 22 Patchen turn.

3-room apt porch, pvt. entrance. Adults. Oil heatrola. Ph.

4243. $25 PER MONTH 245 North Ave. Oil neat; porch; stove or refrigerator if desired. Phone 4542. $30 First floor apartment 29 Adams Ct Five rooms and bath.

Furnace heat Smith. Bell and Howard. Inc. $30.00 Included with modern flat, garage, sun porch, 101 N. Willard at Loomis.

Furnished flat 341 Pearl, $30. Phone 488. Modern 5 and 6 room neatea ana unneated apartments. Chausse Real Estate 138 Church St. Phone 628.

$38.00 4 rpoms, heated, gas stove, central, secona rioor, adults. Phone Barrette Realty. 4514. $45, COLLEGE SECTION Furnished 4 rooms, porch, automatic heat. Avail.

Nov. 1. 153 Loomis. Ph.4823. $45.00 Six-room heated apartment ground floor.

Centrally located. Now vacant. Phohe 170. ARCHIBALD 179 5-room apartment Latest Improvements. Phone Kershner, 3643.

BROOKES AVE. 4 rooms, bath, heat ed, hot water, semi-furnished if desired, sunny. Phone 735-M ELMWOOD 2163 rooms, bath, heated, hot water, private entrance, newly decorated. MAIN 316 Modern 4-room apart ment open for inspection. Lincoln Apartments.

Phone 17. MAPLE ST, 222 Two rooms, entrance, private bath, heated, furnished or not. NORTH 346 First floor, four rooms, bath, furnace, hot water; garage, garden. NO. UNION 51 4 rooms, unfur nished, heated: also 3 room un furnished apartment.

97 Pine St. NORTH UNION 51 One room kitchenette and two and three rm. heated, furnished, frig. NO. WILL LARD 109 8-room house, garage, splendid condition hot air heat, gaa stove, furnished $45.

Available Nov. 1. NO. WINOOSKI 1663 furnished rooms, heated, cont hot water, first floor. SHELBURNE VILLAGE 10-room house or first floor; furnished or unfurnished.

Phone 958-M3. ESSEX JUNCTION Furnished apt 7 rooms with bath: central: modern. Phone 147, Essex Junction. APARTMENT 6 rooms, second floor. bath and screened porch.

Available Nov. i. inquire rem st. 4 TO 7 ROOMS Heated and unheat-ed. Also houses for; sale.

Russell's Real Estate. Ph. 2412-M FURNISHED And unfurnished heat' ed apartments. $30 and up. Frank's.

33 Loomis, Ph. 4615. MODERN 3-room furnished cont. hot water and heat private bath, central to business, $45. 6 rooms.

1st floor central, oil heat. $45. 6 rooms. 2nd floor, $35. Others.

Tel. 643 or 4083-R. 16 ROOM ROOMING HOUSE Fully equipped, heated, business section, at reasonable rent. mneiMs. MOVING, TRUCKING and Storage 48 AERO-MAYFLOWER VANS National urniture Movers; operating in states.

The best but costs no more. M. W. Vogler, 272 Pearl. Ph 3142.

ATTENTION This week vans avail able return loads from N. Y. City, Bangor, vicin. en route. Chase Movers, Allied Van Agent.

HILLIKER'S VAN SERVICE Unload ine Hartford. New York city Re turn loads wanted. Furniture. stor age, priv. stalls.

258-w, fjssex jet. RETURN LOADS From Bridgeport, Boston and N. Y- immediately; fine storage facilities. Gero 40 rn. zuw-w.

RETURN LOADS From Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut to any Storage tacuuies. Fleming Moyers, Tel. 2474. ASHES AND RUBBISH REMOVED cellars cieanea. jfurniiure, piiiu, etc.

moved. John Demag, Tel. 1901. BUSINESS PLACES For" Rent 50 FIKE LIGHT OFFICE SPACE Over jonnson ana jippas new store. Any size office available.

Smith. Bell Howard. Inc. WANTED TO RENT 52 $15 A MONTH UNFURNISHED Burlington, on main highway In heart of ski country. 7-room house, garage, hot water heat, four bedrooms, one with lavatory; bathroom upstairs, living room with fireplace, panelled dining room, butler's pantry and kitchen with range downstairs; finished cellar with laundry room ana set iuds.

or lniormatiott can azis-m bu. urdays only. FURNISHED ROOM With kitchenette for woman alone. Box 72. Free Press MISCELLANEOUS For Sale 60 AIR COMPRESSOR General Electric 3 H.

P. motor. National Cash reg ister at low price. Rosenberg, 15 Pearl Phone 1618. ni AMEROIL Used oil burning space heater: small size with cooking top, Special price $9.50.

See Mr. St, Antoine, W. G. Reynolds Co. basement.

ANTIQUES Dishes Furniture; tables, chairs, chests. Some mod ern. Mrs. M. S.

Patton, 249 Pearl. ANTIQUE FURNITURE jungnsn spoae. Inquire 3 Stowell. St. Albans, Vt.

ANTIQUE FTTRNTTURE HUBERT'S SHOi. 145 Lakeview Terrace. APPLES Mcintosh, R. I. Greening, Wealthy.

Also crabapples, sweet cider and cider apples. Vermont Apple Grand Isle. Vt. ASSORTMENT Of old glass, oval frames; tables, chairs, clocks. Mrs.

Ralph Brigham, Jericho, Vt BICYCLES Boys' and girls'. Closing out. $8 to $20. Blow Texaco Station, 42 Intervale Ave. Tel.

2917 BICYCLES Shotguns, rifles, bought, sold and exchanged. Bicycle parts, repairs. Dooley's. 10 intervale Ave FREE PRESS WANT ADS PAY SALESMAN Full or part time. In crease your present earnings by selling blankets, mattresses, Bul-ova watches, shirts and many other items on small weekly payments.

Special arrangements for crew managers. Average earnings over $50 per week. Apply in person. H. L.

Sugarman. 109 College. TWO WAITRESSES Steady work. Write Box 88-M, Free Press. TWO WAITRESSES Experienced wanted at Cheerio Restaurant, Apply in person.

WAITRESSES' Upstairs $7. week; downstairs $5: day off with pay. Black Cat Cafe. WOMAN For housework and care of children in Vergennes. vt.

er-erences. Call Burlington 3169-M. WOMAN Housework for small fam ily, good home, permanent position to right party. Write giving details and wages wanted. Box 754, Narragansett.

R. I. YOUNG GIRL For mother's helper. Experience unnecessary. Board and room.

Salary $3 a week. Box 69, Free Press. YQUNG MAN Between 18 and 22 for office work Must be good penman and able to typewrite. Writ O. Box K4S.

i CHRISTMAS CARDS 50 FOR $1 rxame lmpriniea: iear smaiicoi. designs. Sell fast pay big, easy sortment amazingly popular. Tour Ml 4. fn.

Ait.wtalr Samples on approval, ntTTT rrr-T 147 Essex St. Dept. 665. Boston. DEFENSE WORK Creates heavy de manrl Watkins products.

Recently vacated route available nemrby. weekly 'earnings. Reply by man. The J. R.

Watkins Dept. 1077 Mass Cambridge. Mass. INSTRUCTION 25 BURLINGTON MEN-WOMEN Get U. S.

government jobs. Commence $105 to $175 month. Try next ex- imlnttinna Prnnr immediately. Sample coaching full particulars, and list positions free. Write Box 76-M.

Free Press. gUSINESS Opportunities 27 COUNTRY GENERAL STORE And postoffice, only store in town, upstairs tenement. Clean stock, sell at invoice. P. J.

Grace. Waterbury. MAJOR OIL CO-Has going station to lease on gallonage basis. Lo- at0f4 in email tfturn that enlOVS good winter business. Small amount capital required for stock.

Station has enclosed washing and lubrication facilities. Write Box 69, Free press. MONEY TO LOAN 30 COMBINE YOUR DEBTS It's better to have lust one obligation, one small navment to make each month instead of several. Whatever your money need, whatever your financial problem. will supply the cash.

SILVER PLAN. INC. 196 Main Street Phone 1328 LOANS A LOAN PLAN to fit employed persons' situations. Prompt, pri vate service. Personal Finance Over Liggetfs.

34 Church St CASH LOANS Up to S30O. Mitchell Hinsdale, 240 college St. rxear Y.M.C.A Ph 3764. Burlington. REAL ESTATE 35 BARGAINS THIS "WEEK IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HOME PHONE 114 FOR NEW OR REBUILT MODERN HOMES.

GOOD HOME In Jericho Center. Six-room house, newly painted inside and outside. Electricity, well water. Also good building, suitable for 2-car garage or shop. Garden, fruit, shade, lawn.

ALL FOR $850. Vermont Realty Service, 147 Main DREW 73 7 room house, newly reconditioned, hardwood floors, oil heat In Essex Jet, Just off main highway. 5 room house with 74 acres of land. barn. Can be bought at the right price on very good terms.

J. R. Thibauit, Broker. Phone 122 PARK TERRACE. 7 Essex one of the best houses in Essex.

9 rooms, bath and" downstairs lava tory room. Beautifully built hard wood floors and natural finish woodwork throughout: garage. CHAUSSE REAL ESTATE CO. 138 Church St. Phono 628 MODERN NEW HOME Silver Court Priced for immediate disposal.

Terms can be arranged. BARRETTE Sole Agts COLLEGE SECTION A home with an income. Desirable location, contains 10 rooms and 3 bathrooms, hot water heat, large lot. garage Excellent condition. Sale price $7,700.

Chausse Real Estate 138 Church St. Phone bas 300-ACRE FARM More than half woodland, large amount of pulp wood and other lumber; cows, bull. 5 vearlinz heifers. 7 calves. more than enough hay to winter them.

Price $8,000. half cash. J. A. Parker, owner, Waterbury.

v.t- NfiRTH bt aas Tn-rraiiont 7-room home, good condition, hot water beating system, sleeping porcn, garage. Priced low to seme esiaie Chausse Real Estate 138 Church Phone 628 10-COW FARM Stock, tools, good buildings. Essex $800 down Overnight cabins, gas station, cozy nome. all modern conveniences south of Vercennes. So.

500. REID'S. 27 Center Burnngion. 20 APT? Moot- atata road and Vil lage, 4-room house, electricity at the door, barn, silo, wood, fruit, berries, springs, good land, broad views. For quick sale $1,000.

Vt. Realty Service. 147 Main at. HnWJ TT Qrp 1KO fjaaf TTtlioTl. 7 room house with extra building lot.

YomAf leavinc tut, will SaCrii ice for immediate sale. Chausse Keal Est. 138 Churcn. rn. oo MODERN HOME-Near Shelburne rooms, garage, porcn; auionmut steam, tax free, $35 mo.

Little down. Am going south soon, lo.w price now. Gove, 3678-m. SMALL VILLAGE FARM About 30 acres extra good land, all tuiaDie. House, two barns, one with cement stable.

Inquire: Jonn is. vergennes, vt. fi- HOUSE 7 rnnma hardwood loors, sleeping porch. Also apt. house, central.

These are good buys. Russell's Real Estate. Ph. 2412-M. 175-ACRE FARM Near city.

56 head of stock and plentv of crops. Henry Todd. Broker. Maurice Granger. Salesman ilimi -UUVU cio.lv.

lion, a miles from wnnsion, pcnooi, never failing spring. "li'', mnn a. ciarK. vergenneg. TWO-APT.

HOUSE Near Nazareth school. Moderately priced. Peck Ins. and Real Estate. 154 college St Burlington, fn.

015. RTn naw homes t-eiersen Agency buiiiu6wu, Tel. 643 Or 4083-K FARMS FOR SALE Village homes for Hi. TW' TWT DUt call on P. S.

Howard. Essex Jet HENRY ST. Double house. Also duplex on Catherine St. Jules Camnhell Ph.

447-R 7-ROOM HOUSE A-l condition, gar- age, extra building 101. Frank's Real 33 Tmls. 4615 6 ROOM HOUSE With garage for sale or to rent, near Fanny Alien nus Pital. Phone 1618. TWO-APT.

HOUSE Hardwood floors, ii-car garage. $3,800 ror ey jacoDS. Mrs. Reba C. Pierce Special to the Free Press MONTPELIER.

Oct. 20. Mrs. Reba C. Pierce, wife of Elmer E.

Pierce of 33 Loomis died this mnminp at Heaton hospital after an illness of five weeks, the last three weeks of which she was at the hospital. Reha Collins Pierce was Dorn in Stowe. Nov. 1. 1901, a daughter of Burt B.

and Elva H. (Sallies) coi- lins. Her parents died wnen sne was only four years and she spent most of her eany me in Waterbury Center where she received her education. J1 She was married to Elmer Pierce, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Bernice Cobb in Stowe, Aug.

11. 1920. bv Rev. Hayward. Her husband survives her as do two sons: Earle E.

Pierce and Ken neth W. Pierce. Three sisters also survive: Mrs. Bernice Cobb of Stowe, Mrs. C.

A. Sanders of Northfield and Mrs. Buell Jenkins of Orange, and one uncle. George Sallies of Denver, and several cousins. Mrs.

Pierce had made a wiae circle of friends in Montpelier where she had resided for nearly 25 years. She was a member of Bethany Congregational church and of the organizations connected witn the church. She also belonged to the Rob Morris chapter, OES and the Brooks chapter, "Women's Re lief Corps. Funeral services will be private, and the family requests that flow ers be omitted. Albert R.

Spencer Special to tha Free Press ST. JOHNSBURY, Oct. 19. Al bert R. Spencer, for 35 years a faithful city carrier in the postal service, died at the Veterans hos pital at White River Junction Sat urday morning.

He was 65. He was born in Concord and in 1895 began working in the Fairbanks scale factory. Some years later he was employed as clerk in a dry goods store for a time. On April 1, 1903, he entered the postoffice as carrier, retiring on disability Feb. 28, 1938.

During the Spanish-American war he served as artificer in Company from St. Johnsbury in the First Vermont Volunteer Infantry which was sta tioned at (Jnickamauga. He was a member oz Caledonia lodge oi Odd Fellows and Passumpsic lodge of Masons. Since his retireemnt from the government service he has been in poor health and had been at the hospital sev eral times before his last visit. Surviving him are his wife, who was Miss Mabelle Gray of St.

Johnsbury, two daughters, Miss Catherine G. Spencer of- St. Johnsbury and Mrs. Rolfe W. Schoppe of Orleans, and two sisters, Miss Mabel L.

Spencer and Mrs. Gertrude Copp, both residing in East St. Johnsbury. Mrs. Julia A.

Williams (Special to the Free Press) RANDOLPH, Oct 20. Mrs. Julia Ann Williams, 87, long time Brain-tree and Randolph resident and widow of the late Jehiel Williams died last evening at her Weston st. home. She suffered a paralytic stroke last Friday morning.

Julia Ann Lewis was born in Middlesex April 5, 1854, daughter of Albert F. and Emily Holt Lewis. She is survived by one daughter. Miss Celia Williams at home and one son, Frank A. Williams of Palmer, also four grandchildren.

Two sons, John and Fred, died during recent years. Funeral services Trill be held at. the late 'home Wednesday afternoon at 2. he Rev. A.

Arthur Wild officiating. Interment will be made following; the. service In the family lot in Braintree Branch cemetery. Funeral of A. A.

Brennan Special to the Free Press ST. ALBANS. Oct. 20. The funeral of Anthony A.

Brennan, assistant foreman of the. local CCC camp, who died in the St. Albans hospital early Saturday morning following a brief illness, was held at 174 North Main st. this morning at 8 and was followed by a high mass of requiem in St. Patrick's church, Fairfield Center, at 9 with the 'Rev.

J. Sweeney as celebrant The bearers were William Gil- wee, Edward Rooney, Dan Mor ton, Frank Connell, John Raleigh, John Riley, Philip Gould and Raymond Villa. Interjnent took place, in the family lot in St. Patrick's cemetery, the Rev. Fr.

Sweeney conducting the committal service Thefuneral was largely attend ed. An honorary delegation from the local CCC camp in charge of Rev. Fr. Silva, attended the serv ice in a body. There were many spiritual bouquets and a profusion of floral Please tarn to page 6, col.

4 VITAL STATISTICS BIBTHS The following births took place at the Blshon DeGoesbriand 'hospital Sunday: A daushter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Center bar of 170 North a son to Mr. and Edwards of 6 Chase and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Irish of Fletcher, and Saturday, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brunells of 64 North Winooskl ave. At' the Fanny Allen hospital yesterday, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Lyle Rowland of Fairfax. The following births took place at the Mary Fletcher hospital: Yesterday, a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Shepard of South Burlington; Sunday, a son to Mr. ana Mrs.

uaniei jjunpny i waierDury, and. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Irving Farr of Vergennes. a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Mark Dague of 13 S. Champlaln and a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Hatin of 62 Conger ave.

DEATHS ABAIR Frank Albert, Vergennes, Oct. 20, age 64. BARRY Miss Sarah Burlington, Oct. 20, age 77., CATLIN Mrar-Gertr-ude, Swanton. Oct.

20. CONN George, Bridport, Oct. 20. age 75. GOODNO Mrs.

Uzzie Montpelier. Oct. 19, age 79. JONES Francis Brown, Georgia, Oct. 20, age 61.

PIERCE Mrs. Reba Montpelier. Oct. 20, age 40. REX FORD Mrs.

Ann, Montpelier. Oct. 19, age 100. SPENCER Albert St. Johnsbury, Oct.

19, age 65. WILLIAMS Mrs. Julia Randolph. Oct. 19.

age 87. FLORISTS 8 BRIDAL BOUQUETS Corsages, flowers for all occasions, for beauty and quality. Ph. 2406. Farring-ton's, 1106 No.

Ave. We deliver. one brother, Edward Abair of Ad dison, and four sisters, Mrs. Thad "Forrest of Addison. Mrs.

Carl Desjardon of Cornwall, Mrs. Simeon Desjardon of Middlebury, and Mrs. Susan Palsey of Forest dale. Funeral services will be held at 9 a. m.

Wednesday in Bt. Peter's church In Vergennes. Interment will take place In St. Peter's cemetery. His remains will be at the W.

E. Larrow funeral home here until the hour or the services. Mrs. Gertrude Catlin Special to the Free Press SWANTON. Oct.

20. Mrs. Ger trude (Crampton) Catlin, age 72, widow of Albert Catlin, died sua denly early this morning following a lone Deriod of ill health. She is survived by two daughters, Grace and Luella Catlin, one son, Dr. R.

J. Catlin, two granddaughters, Nancy and Carpi Catlin, all of Swanton; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie C. Leach and Miss -Ada Crampton of St. Albans; and one brother.

Charles A. Crampton of Rutland. The funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2. at her late home on Grand with Rev. C.

Arthur Hazen. pastor of the Congregational church, officiating. Burial will be made in the family lot In Riverside cemetery. Carter and Oadue Funeral Home are in charge ot arrangements. George Conn Special to tha Free Press BRIDPORT, Oct.

20. George Conn, a lifelong resident of this town, died at his home early this morning. He was born in Brid-port April 10, 1866. son of Burr and Rebecca Brooks Conn. He married Eliza J.

Soaulding. daughter of Ed ward and Lydna Pratt Spauld-ing, who died Oct. 15, 1928. On Dec. 31, 1930, he married Harriet Schrack of New York city, who sur vives him.

He also leaves a son, Roderick F. Conn, a sister. Miss Carrie I. Conn of Addison; two nieces and one nephew. Mr.

Conn was a member of the Congregational church and has been a member of Bridport grange for about 40 Funeral services will be held at the Congregational church Wednesday afternoon at 2 with Rev. Miles O. Tupper officiating. Burial will be in Central cemetery. Bridport.

Blackmer Funeral Service in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Lizzie D. Goodno Special to the Free Press MONTPELIER, Oct. 20.

Mrs. Lizzie D. Goodno, aged 79, of 62 Northfield died last night at Heaton hospital where she had been a patient for the past six weeks. She had factored her hip in a fall in her home on 3, and was taken to the hospital at that time. She was born in Bethel, Dec.

20, 1861,1 daughter of Eastman and Jane Gee. She spent her early life there, and was married to Wil liam Goodno who passed away a number of years ago. The couple had resided in this city for many years. Mrs. Goodno is survived by five sons: Floyd Goodno of Montpelier; Sylvester Goodno of.

Greenfield, William Goodno of Harris-ville. R. Richard Goodno of Pittsfield; andNed Goodno of Montpelier; three daughter. Miss Viola Goodno of Montpelier, 1 Beryl Mrs. Percy of Mont pelier.

and Mrs. Mary Welton of a 5 wew iont city. She also leaves the following grandchildren: Floyd. Lucille, Eunice," Pauline and Richard Good-no, and Ernest MacMillan; two nephews, Earl Billings and Merrill Marvin of Montpelier, and one Mrs. Arthur Stevens of Burlington.

Francis Brown Jones Special to the Free Press ST. ALBANS, Oct. 20. Francis Brown Jones, aged 61 years, of Georgia, formerly of this city, died in the St. Albans hospital this morning following a brief ill- ness.

Mr. Jones leaves his wife, Mable (Webley) Jones; two sons, Phillip Jones of St. Albans and Robert of Georgia; one granddaughter, Altha Mae Jones; two brothers, Sydney Jones of New Zealand and Phillip of Cardiff, Wales; two sis- ters, Pauline of Swanzee. England, and Caroline of Bristol, England. The remains were taken to the R.

W. Heald Funeral Home on Rugg st. and, later removed to the home of his son. Phillip at 10 Locke terrace. The, funeral will be held from St.

Luke's' Fpiscopal church Wednesday after- noon at 2. Interment will take place In the family lot in Greenwood cemetery. R. W. Heald Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Funeral of Ralph T. Persons 1 Special to tre Free Press MONTPELIER, Oct. 20. Fun-. eral services for Ralph T.

Persons of Calais, who died suddenly of a heart attack Thursday evening, were held Sunday afternoon at 2 at the East. Calais church. The church was filled with friends who had come to pay their last respects, and the floral tributes were numerous and beautiful. Dr. Arthur Hewitt of Berlin officiated, and burial was in the East Calais cemetery.

The bearers were Calvin LeBarron, Truman LeBar-ron, Alvie LeBarron, Rufus LeBar- Phone ibis. Phone i v..