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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES: FRIDAY, JULY 2 2, 1 9 3 8 PAGE NINETEEN Arthur of Sheldon; by five grand APARTMENTS. FLATS MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOBILES 70 The Weather OCCASIONAL SHOWERS Vermont Occasional show. ers Friday and Saturday, little change in temperature. General Conditions The northern disturbance is centered between Hudson Strait and Greenland. Pressure is low over the Pacific States, the south-Rio Grande Valley, and it is relatively low over the Great Central Valley, the southern lake region, and the east portion of the Plain States.

Pressure is high over the Atlantic States, the western Atlantic Ocean, the Rocky Mountain region, Saskatchewan and Alaska and from the northern Miss Carrie L. Drew Miss Carrie L. Drew, 76, daughter of the late Luman A. and Matilda Parkhurst) Drew, died at a local hospital yesterday morning after a long illness. She is survived by two cousins, Mrs.

Rank E. Chamberlm of Los Angeles. and Dr. John A. Drew of Bradenton, Fla.

Funeral services will be held at 1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at 92 South avenue and interment will be in the family lot in Elmwood avenue cemetery. John French John French died at his home in Marshfield Wednesday evening. Mr. French is survived in his immediate family by his widow, two sons. Archie and Arthur, and onp daughter, Mrs.

H. J. Mc-Auliffe of this city. Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Augustine's Church.

Montpeiier, and interment will take place in St. Joseph's cemetery. Burl.ngton. Death of Mrs. H.

A. Stevenson (Special to trie Fiee Presi ST. ALBANS. July -Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Lewis Stevenson, wife of Dr.

H. A. Steenson. of Salinas, Calif. Death occurred suddenly on Tuesday evening.

The funeral will be held Saturday from the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn cemetery, Glendale, Calif. Doctor Stevenson and Mrs. Stevenson resided this ci'y for several years. He is a brother of W. B.

Stevenson of Upper Newton street. Mrs. Ada Wagner (Special to the ree Prw CAMBRIDGE. July 21. -Mrs.

Ada Wagner, aged 51 years, wife of Edward Wagner, died today at children and ten great-grandchil dren by two sisters. Mrs. Charles Mochon of Granby, and Mrs. Charles Trambler of St. Liboire, and by one brother, Felix of Springfield.

Mass. Funeral services will be held at St. John the Baptist Church Saturday morning at 9:30. D. S.

T. Burial will be in the family lot at Enosburg Falls. Funeral of Miss E. Lacey The funeral of Miss Elizabeth Lacey was held at 9 o'clock yesterday morning at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. High mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rt.

Rev. Monsignor Patrick C. Brennan. Interment was in St. Joseph's cemetery, where the Rev.

W. D. Fox read the committal prayers. Bearers were John Madigan, James Carney, Stephen Hardacre. R.

J. Thibault, John Splain and William Byrnes. Among those present from out of town for the funeral were Mrs. Charles Bracken and sister of Dorchester, and Henry Shaughnessy of Ashland, Mass. Funeral of Allen Bryant (Special to the Free Pressi RICHMOND.

July 21. The funeral of Allen Bryant, who died at his home Tuesday after a long illness, was held at the Congregational Church Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Dr. Cashmere of Jericho officiated.

The bearers were M. D. Dimick, Dan Henley, L. W. Ware.

John Casner. Melvin Shattuck and J. W. McGarghan. Interment was in the family lot in River View cemetery.

Among those from out of town attending the service were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bryant of Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Stockwell of Essex and Mr.

and Mrs. Booth of Williston. Mrs. Be-mis and son, Carl and Mrs. Hall of Jonesville.

Funeral of Gilbert L. Ely (Special to the Fiee PresM ST. ALBANS. July 21. The funeral of Gilbert Lawrence Ely.

16-months'-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert G. Ely of Lower Welden street, who died Wednesday afternoon of pneumonia at the St. Albans Hospital, was held from his late home this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.

Interment took place in the family lot in Mount Calvary cemetery. VITAL STATISTICS DFATHS BENOIT Enosburg Talis. Jul 21. re 81. DREW Carrie Jul? 21.

use "6. FRENCH John. Marshneld. July 20. PUFFFR-Edward A Bnrre.

July 20. gf 50. STEVENSON Mrs A. Solinns. Colif Julv 19 WAGNER Mij.

Ada. Csmbridtie. Juh 21. age 51. pUNERAL NOTICES FARLAND- Mis.

i services will I bin Palmer afternoon at 2 in the family cemeterv leorge W. Funeial held at the for Funeral Home this i loc k. Interment lot in Lakex ic FUNERAL DIRECTORS HICKS FUNERAL HOME. INC, 141 No. Main St.

Albans, Vt Telephone 58a Branches and telephone numbers: Fairfax. 26; Enosburg Fals, 149; Milton, 47; Cambridge. 27-3. Prompt service, day or nUht may be had by calling any cf the ahr.vv THE FREDERICK J. BOUCHER FUNERAL.

HOME 68 Elmwood Ave. Phone 4290. For lb year connected with A. Boucher A Son. BOUCHER FUNERAL HOMt Private Ambulance Service.

Tel. 965 169 North St. FLORISTS 8 FARRINGTOX'S CUT FLOWERS Potted plants, window boxes and urns a specialtv. Tomato piants. Phone 2106.

1106 North Are. FLOWERS AND PLANTS For every occasion: nox cities. Gove, The Florist. 14 Mam St. Phone 14X0 LAB RGE "The House of Flowers-Telephone 3f'S.

163 C'hcrrv St. PERSONALS 12 tourists Take your tups. i.eHxe your children at TahteyopHh Lodce, Shelhurne road. Better rottaes College Krad. in charge.

Tel. 377. BUSINESS SERVICES 15 BICYCLE REPAIR Parts: bicycles to rent. Dooley's Tire Battery Service. 10 Intervale Axe.

BOOKKEEPING Accounting, auditing, trusts administered; real estate supervised and rentals handled D. E. Beach, public arrountant, HO Chun li St. Tel. 2WV7-M.

ir.Jt, r.i,Di.G Any job, any where. Experienced operator. nioaern equipment, prompt serv ice. Vermont Structural Steel Cor poratiori. Rurlint-mn.

Yt. Ph 7k. FURNITURE Repairing, reflnishine antique furniture stenciled and striped. J. L.

Hchert. 143 Lake view Terr. Tel. 3Q2S. iEo.

THAYER er: larpe or mates Tel. Contra, toi and build small jobs; free esti 252-W4 Essex Jet. jacobsox Power mower co. Power Lawn Mowers Sales Service: grinding repairing. Phon 1372-R.

C. I. Martin. 24 Nash PI MAIL YOUR SHOES To Sikora. 9 Center Burlington for correct repairing and prompt service.

One Day Four Days Seven Days 1747" 30 Days 7.20 J0J80 12.60 14.40 16:20 .60 .96 .80 I 1.23 I 1.96 1.00 1.60 2.45 1.20 1.92 2.94 1.40 1.60 2.24 256 2.88 3.20 3.43 4.41 1.80 2.00 4.90 I 18.00 responsible lor errors after the 60 For Sale ST. PAUL 195 Sterling combination range with Florence oil burner; 2 burner gas plate, store scales, meat sheer, upright Bryant piano, sacrifice prices Phone 645-M. THIRTY sale. Vt. ACRES Standing hav for Robert H.

Allen. South Hero, 20-FT. DORY MOTOR BOAT Universal. 4-cyl. engine, new canvas hooped top; trailing dinky: $175.

Chas. Mr-Nail, near Sand Bar Inn. So Hero. TYPEWRITERS New Royal Portables, discontinued models. $34.50 standard keyboard.

Bruhn's. 128 Church St Tel isr, TYPEWRITERS Sell. rent, repair: adding machines. S49.50 and $75 Dingerson's Typewriter Exchange 104 Church Tel. 6KI.

WATER FL'MFS- TO SUIT Every requirement Electric and gasoline driven. Water pipe specials: 4-ineh. 94 per 100 1-inch. $9.70 per 100 ft. REMEMBER'.

We cany the largest stock of milkers and supplies in the State. S. R. CARTER COMPANY 6 Chase Lane. Burlington.

Tel. 3196 USED MOWERS Used hayloader, and a used hay tedder. Complete line of Case hay tools. Burling ton Farm Supply Lake St. AUCTIONS 61 AUCTION Fndav.

Julv 22. 10:30 a DST. Fred S. Haskell, real estate personal property. W.

Cornwall. Vt. 11 room old colonial house: large barn: 10 acres land; elec. lights, heating plant, bath, running water, slate roofs. An tiques.

all the furnishings which have been in this family for three generations: many pieres over 100 yrs, old; bedroom suites, tahlcs. hairs, rugs, mirrors, bedding, dishes, curtains, draperies pututes paintings. Mrs S. Haskell, own er. V.

I. Pat node, auctioneer. WANTS 0F ALL KINDS 62 WANTED FOR CASH Old letters stamps, historical books, antiques of all kinds Hicheat prices paid Warner McLaughlin. Port Henry Y. FOWIv Wanted, top prices for all kinds: broilers, turkeys, big chick ens.

Poirier Poultry Dealer. 134 North Ave. Tel. 1669-R. BROILERS Big chickens, heavy fowl Highest prices.

Green Mt. Poultry. 323 No. Win Ave 1 66K-V-3fi77-Sl BROILERS BIG CHICKENS Fowls eggs. Vermont Poultry Company.

66 Uafoiintain St Phone 1457. OFFICE TYPEWRITER Phone 709 DESK WILD MICE Alive. 15c each Mouse game. Kaus Shows. Williston Road.

LIVESTOCK Pets and Poultry 65 BAY HORSE Weight 1.200. sound, good worker. William Paya. Dorset St. Sr.

Rurlmeton COCKER SI 4 mos. V.MEL Id: will PP1ES--Black hunt this fall S10 and $15. burg Vt Rolhn Strong. Hmes COON HOUND Puppies sale: 6 wks oid. black and tan: priced reasonable.

1.. K. Boucher. 13 Main or 25 Rtv er Pt Montpeiier Vt COW Just pure bred legistered i uernsey. Reed W.

price Addison ight Edward Vt 40 Fl'i'i'lES Pekingese. Bostons. terriers, spitz, spaniels, cullies Alice Ma.e. Williston. Essex GUERNSEY BULL Fitt.

en months. Bull calves. Langwater and Cathe dial Farm blood lines. Accredited, blood tested Rsv Allen. So Hero HORSES Fresh shipment of leal Ca nadtans.

large variety on hand, also Suffolk Punch tllion for service, heavy draft tvf Giie? Wtllev. Essex phone 131. LARGE HEAVY MARE COLT Yearling. $80. Will take certain leagu certificates face value.

H. E. Bar tram. Brandon Vt RED PULLETS Moss and Hubbard strain, laying and ready to lay. B.

A. McCoarh or Minkler's Store, Grand Isle. Vt. AUTOMOBILES Passenger Cart 70 USED CAR BARGAINS AT CLEARANCE SALE FFICFS iRD 134 VS PANEL DELIVERY nP. 1934 3 TON FL AT FORM 125 BUR 1927 SEDAN 24 50 INTER A I A L- -3 932 PANEL DELIVERY 34 NASH --1931 SEDAN FOXTIAC 1931 COACH 145 00 165 00 SMITH.

INC. ST. TEL. 2100 CHARLES 87 gl. PAUL We fix popularity contest votes DEPENDABLE USED CARS MONEY-BACK Gl'ARANTEE Chevrolet 1935 4-rir.

tr sed. Chevrolet 1935 2-dr. sed. Chevrolet 1932 4-dr. sd.

Chevrolet 1929 coupe Oldsmobile 1934 4-dr. tr. sed. Dodge 1935 2-dr. sed.

Graham 1934 4-dr tr. sd. Dodge 3 936 4 dr. tr. sed.

Dodge 1937 4-dr. tr. sed. HEADQUARTERS FOR LOW PRICED TRUCKS Ford 1934 'a-ton pick-up 1 9-i lievrolet 193.1 Pl K-UP Do.lee HI35 l'j-ton stake International panel 285 International "33 stake Chevrolet 1932 chassis and cab Dual $175 Dodge a4 to 1 ton canopy 96" length body: has rear glass door and rear step for school barge with 5 good tires $200 DODGE-PLYMOUTH 101 Main st THE C. H.

GOSS COMPANY TELEPHONES: 2tl0and 2411 FOR PS 1937 TL'DOR Biai finish: mileage: excellent rubber, to sell small Priced $4S5 nun SPT seat 6 win heater and RO PSTKR Rumble els and tires: new top: a lot of gadgets $50 1929 TL'DOR Has good rubber and runs. Good, cheap transportation S35 35 BEACH WAGON Goodrich tires, excellent tread all around Fine appearance. ENtras include dual horns and heater. A trial spin will convince you. $420 TRICKS CHEVROLET t.

pick. Tbor-ouehly conditioned. Very tine mechanically. New paint. Coins qun at $325 31 FORD 1 '2 ton dunl stake.

Mii'i'i'l aione iiui iijii ask for it. Now paint. Economical. near what we SHEARER CHEVROLET CO. OPPOSITE: Central Fire Station 15 PERMAXEXTS $3 up: other beaut items 35e each.

"Charlotte's." 93 Church. Hollywood loca. Ph. 3305 REFRIGERATION And oil burner service: installed. repaired and serviced.

Reasonable rates. Guv Li- cenee Phone 3131-W. RUG WASHING Repairing, binding: carpets cleaned, refringed: Orient als a -specialty. Totmley, '2064. SEWING REPAIRS All makes.

We will adjust any gew-ing; machine in your home for $1. Ahernethv Clarkson Wrieht. Inc SPECIAL, PERMAXEXTS $2 for short time only. Helen's Beauty Shop. 138 Church St.

Ph. 1776. UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Cleaned, repaired, reupholstered. Free estimates. Touslev's, 44 Intervale Rd Bnrlincton.

Tel. 2064 WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING Letter enirravinir. Preston L. Oaf i i 11. llri So.

Winooski Ave. WELL, For ail purposes. Truck mounted units go anywhere. Estimates J. A.

Feelev Sons. Hiphgate Ctr. Ph. Swanton. 164-12.

SITUATIONS WANTED 21 A az-tltuV Well educated woman wants employment other than housework; can tvpe, read aloud keep Tel. 1403-J. EXPERIENCED LAWN MOWING Gardening, odd jobs. 25c an hour fond. in.

26 Pearl St. Ph. 19R1-M PASTRY COOK Experienced; best would like hotel position Box 78-M. Free Press. RELIABLE MAX Cl-aii cut Amei.

middle ape. single, temperate, of fiee experience desires position (Hielaker, general work, drive car. Handy at anything; moderau Write Hon Free Press Yul'NG COUPLE Man ep. cliaulf. truck driver, handyman: woman exp.

cnaiiinermaul. nousework; go anywhere. iu ree I'ress. EMPLOYMENT OFFERED 23 A LA-CARTE ORDER COOK -Must be experienced. 3 a week.

Applv in person. Rlack ''flt BARBER WANTED -Fust class pcrienred man. B. E. Cobb.

Hai wick. Yt DISHWASHER -Wanted Horn, bov IS at Sherwood EXPERIENCED COOK For private famiiv. St. Dennis Emplo merit, 70 Geuree Si Tel 2s 1 7 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS in person Alps Cafe. Apply EXPERIENCED WAITRESS At once Apply in person.

Liberty Resiau ra nt F. H. A Spelis opportunity lor salesman in the rootling siding husi ro ss. We can use 2 men to call on homeowners selling Johns-Manx ille products. No experieme n-i essary.

We will train on and pay your salary dining ti sunns period." We can also use some college students to contact home owners. Phone for interview jou, Mr. Yaseen or Mr Yell HAIRDRESSER Wanted. Call 697 HOTEL HELP And prneral maids St ront: Employment Service MAN AND WI FE Experienced farmer, wife to help house; state ape A leferences. E.

M. Hinsdale. Slo-l-burne, Yt SALESMAN Experienced salesman to sell estab. trade a complete line printed and lithograph stationery, hook keeping and ledger, forms, sales books and manifold, tans, book matches and arious other items Exi lu. ter arratiLed Write full particular to Merchants Indus tries.

Bciietontaine, Ohio. TWO MECHANICS Experienced in applying' asbestos shingles: must have scaffold and equipment. Apply Mr Yaseen, Room Sherwood Hotel CHRISTMAS CARDS Kisser profits selling: leading $1 assortment, fifc low priced personals. Experience unnecessary. No investment.

Com hination offer Request samples Doehla. Fit.hbure 472. Mass. INSTRUCTION 25 U. S.

GOVERNMENT JOBS M' li-women. Start $106 to $175 Month. I pendable; common education. Try next Burlintton examinations Sample coaching full particulars and list positions FREE. Apply today.

Box 37 Ft ee Pr ess. BUSINESS Opportunities 27 CITY RESTAURANT Air condition ed stream lined new equip to 0O0 yearly. $3 000 down Bowen Realty Enosburs modern beauty parlor --on ground floor at sacrifice sale Own er leaving town. Box 111-E, Free Pres ROADSIDE STAND -Vmi. from Rich mond fri i t-mcnt good business Reason for selling, sickness.

Write Louis Rombaidier or phone Rich mond MONEY TO LOAN 30 MAKE IT PKRSOXAL WHEN TOU NEED CASH! Make it Personal Finance fom-pnny hecaupe we make loans on really personal See in how many ways we adjust our erxice ot suit you: No credit Inquiries ft relatives, friends or employer. Chief requirement Just your ability to pay small Instalments. Sire of payments arranned to tit your budget conveniently. Customer Controlled, Cost: Tou may repay ahead ct schedul to cut costs. Come in or phone and don't Jej you're askinsr a favor; We'll appreciate your Inquiry.

rersonal Loans up to PERSONAL FINANCE CO. JOHN D. FRATF.S. Mgr. 34 Church St.

Burlington, Vt. Over Liggett Thone 437o PERSONAL LOAN a Strictly conflden nai, on your own signature and security of autos. furnitute. cattle and other personal property. No red tape.

20 months repayment plan. Silver Plan. 196 Main Burlington Loans; ami under; m.Mantiy strictly confidential. Xo red tape. Repaid sni-ill pavimnts.

Hinsdale. 2.ts College Te'l HAVE $3,000 or to loan first mortgage, city property. Rea sonable interest. Write full details Box 50, Free Pres. RIAL ESTATE 35 HOTEL 25 furnished rms with tun ning water: year round business; connected store room; 2 rents; car garage; first and third class license.

In the heart of sportiniJ country. This property can be purchased at very reasonable price due to recent death of prop. Interested parties are invited to investigate. Ada G. Osborne, executrix.

Hotel Osborne, Island Pond, Vt. STONE SCHOOLHOL'SE In Addison, on Lake one mile north of Champlain bridge. suitable for summer home, tea house, or filling station; with sites for cottages. Picturesque spot in the Champlain Valley. Sealed bids will be received until August 1.

Send same to Town Clerk. Addison. Vermont. FOR SALE Farm Lake Champlain. So.

Hero, known as the Kib-bee farm; fully equipped istocki; 210 acres: to close estate of A. W. Waters; for 10 days communicate with G. F. Waters, Sunny-side Camp.

Sri. Hero. Vt. POL'LTRY FARM Gas. overnight cabins.

4-room bungalow, elec. running water. Montreal highway. Only S2.R00. Reid Center Burlington.

BUSINESS SERVICES 35 TEN OR MORE Acres -wanted without buildings for cabin site; long frontage on Route 7. Ample water and elec. must be available. Address J. E.

Robas, 208 West Wil- son Ave. jBeilmore. New York. ELM TERRACE Ideally lo.at.-d new homi'. Built for owner.

7 2 baths, hot watr oil heat, insulated, Fun-rontn. fireplace, basement rai'are; lot 54 100'. Sale pi i $7,600. Chausse Real sole agents. WILL PAY CASH For a 7-room house; must have 100-ft.

frontage, hot water heat. Located in college section between Church and Main Sts. Deal with owner only. Box Mrt-M, Free Press EL NG A LOW 4 rooms, flush toilet, furnace. cemented cellar, front porch, large lot, garage.

Es-seX Jit. $100: down pavmnt $500. Reid's, 27 Center St. Burlington FOR SALE g'i acres lot on North 5 acres fully developed; 2 acres strawberries; ai res rasp berries. Small house.

A real value. Inquire 14HO North Axe. 200 ACRES Near Em linKton. head cattle, farm all equipped, good buildings. Reasonable for cash or will exchange for city property.

Rosenberg. 15 Pearl St. Tel. 1618. Open evenings.

No. WINOOSKI AVK. 2-apt. House; 5 looms down; 6 rooms up; steam heat separate furnaces and cellars De. lot, 2 parages.

Call 3858. I At: eric v. SMALL FARM Dairy and poultry; good buildings, elec, bathroom Near Burlington: sell or trad for home u- larger lurni. Free I'ress Bo Ml -M j-ACRE FARM In Colchester. 2H head cattle, pair horses, farm machinery, artesian well, drinking cups.

etc. iYice. $4,500. linuy broker HOUSE New 1928: large porch; deep lot: possible income. 4K S15 mo.

covers all nav- nts Voss. Chin. -h WILLISTON VILLAGE of lat. Mis Harriet Isham; mam road, mod. in 9 rooms, acre ol land; excellent for tourists Mrs C.

Mace. Williston COMPLETE CATALOG FA RM 2.0OO bargains. Kastern states Fiee Strout ts 1 0 RT Old South Ride. Boston. tOK SALE Cambridge.

hotel or colonial home. Bai. dance hall. Little money needed. Mxlkes.

Burling toll Ho.nES College, distil, outstanding allies, 5.500 fc $7,000. Also other good allies. Kianks Est i RANGE HALL W. reasonable; good able for summer Bolton, Vt. Very condition; suit nome or camp.

Wheeler. Jericho. Vt THREE Desirable Lake shoi fat ms. 172, S5 and 12 ai res. These will be sold below their xahie.

Guy Ni'hols Malletts Bav. Vt. 1-AJiAib i-ui saie. viliag Durnea lor sala or rent. Do not write.

Dut call on D. S. Howard. Essex Jrt. A.

L. WORCESTER Real estate, village, city property; camps. larm, rentals. Tel. Kssex 29S-M.

HOWARD ST. New buck and stucco sex en-room house, air-conditioned; brick sarage. I'hone 4O01-W. SUMMER PROPERTIES 36 Sale and Rent MALLKTTS BAY Camp. Aug.

1-28. 7 rooms. 4 bedrooms. Electric lights running watei. flush toilet, srmwer.

Large poich. Good boat. E.x.ellent bea. E. A Duhamel.

25c i Winooski Axe. Citj. I'h'ne ''ii'H .1 after li- LOCATION-- Camp foi sale, situated on Lake Champlam; elec. lights. ki modern improve.

Motor boat in luded if desired Price S2.O00. Write Free Pi ess Box 77 housekeeping cottages beautiful location, good fishing and bathing Week, month or season. Han A. Mi Bride. South Hero.

Vt. Tel. '2 SO LIGHTHoCSE Camp at Isle La Motte Everything boat, oul-boaid 2U. N. S.

Hill. i6 Gasoline St Rurlmt'ton Phone 37-R MAl.LETT.i BAY equipped, linen. Phone 1887-M. Interval Axe amp. a rooms, all blankets, dishes Seymour.

48 FOR RENT Modern cottages. Rake Champlain, S15 weekly, $2 extra completely furnished. Camp Everest. Milton Wi-EKN xriTY PARK $15 weekly, furnished 6 room cottage. elec screened porches.

Wiite K. Goss Cedar Beach Vt 'MM ER HOME New. beautifuil situated on large lot: all conxen ien. es $4 500. Chausse Real KiS Church CAM I' For sale or rent ail modem conveniences John Carlson.

14 I'n ix i terrace Phone 2114 A MP To RENT- At Spauiding Wesi Rax Available Aug. 15. Fhoiie J7 FoR KENT Aug a bin. furnished Eatie Mountain tin if loom log all tmprox ements 'amp. Milton 't MALLKTTS BAY i m.

camp. bath. 2 sleeping porches; modern con 1'H Gemge St Cgll THOMPSONS PT. North Snore i 'amp, four rooms, running water eler con ve i em es, bot. Fht.lif Builington 2185.

ROOMS FOR RENT With or Without Board 41 BA.NK 150 Single rooms, untur- msned, private bath; Odd Fellow Bidg Phone 2404-J. BOARD at RoOM Priv. lavatory Gen tietiian preferred 312 So. Winoo ki Ax Call 140-K F'L'RNTSilED Single or double ronn hot water; business people prefer red Reasonable rates Tel PEARL 161 Apt. furnished rooms, large, dean and cool; busi n.

people preferred Tel 3923 THE COLONIAL 25 Elmwood Ave. near Church St- 1-2 3 room suites Private bath, elec. refrigerator furnished or not. jiy week or month. Janitor.

Tel. 3,17. APARTMENTS, FLATS for Rent 43 FOR RENT Gl'LF FILLING STATION. CON NECTED WITH GARAGE. GOOD ACCESSORY BUSINESS.

SMALL CAPITAL NECESSARY. FOR A I CULARS. ADDRESS DRAWER BRISTOL. VT. 1 10 1- in house of live room? and bath on Spruce St.

Srmth-Jai son and Howard. Agents. j40 2K So. Union 7 rooms, bath, sat islartory heat: good repair. Hy land.

Hi So. Union St. $35 A single house, newly painted and papered: 7 rooms, baih. stoves, water heater; with garage and laise lot on North Ave. Smith ft Howard, agents.

$32 -322 Pearl St. 4 rooms, heated hot water. Frigidaire; adults. Ph. 2186-M between 12-2 $30 Abernethy 4-rin.

apt. gas stove, heated, hot wa ter Minall Tel. 937-M. $25 AND $102 and 4 room heated; $20. rooms furnished.

Phone 2784-W. $25 Central Essex 5 rm. boated screened porch. 2nd floor. Mrs.

E. C. Breen. CLARKE 36 Furnished apt. 2nd floor; living room, bedroom, kitchenette and bath.

Call 2669-M after 5 p. m. COLLEGE PEOPLE for 15 years; then vou with your 352S-W. Fay me lent I wil present house. Phone HOUSE Eight rooms.

$45; newly decorated, gas stove, furnace: garage, large yard. Adults. 103 No. Wil lard St Phone 39K5, CHURCH 19a Six-room apt. Call 257 or inquire of Mrs.

Jewell on premises. FREE PRESS WANT ADS PAY REAL ESTATE 43 Houses for Rent CLIFF. 49 4-room furnished hot water, gas. electricity, garage included in rent. Tel.

1617-R. COLLEGE 2S0 Duplex apt. eight rooms, available Aug. 1. rent Howard Rank.

200 CONVERSE 42 6-rm. heated apt. All modern conveniences. Call 122. 5-ROOM Bungalow; nicely furnished; 2-car garage: large garden.

Gou-dev Realtv- Co. Phone 214. FOUR-ROOM APT. Hot water, bath, sunroom. garage.

Inquire 35 Mansion St. Winooski. Pt FURNISHED And unfurnished heat ed apartments: 3-4-5 and 6 rooms. Flank's Real Est. FURNISHED FLAT Kitchen.

2 bedrooms. Pearl large veranda. 6 rooms; adults. Mvlkes. 102 Church St 2ND FLOOR APTS.

Cumin, hot water; hardwood floors: central and pleasant. W. H. Yandow, Essex Jet. SO.

UNION. 355 Attractively furnished small elec. refrig bath, hot water, sra rage. Phone 3774-VV. SO.

UNION SI. for adults, garage, tau Phone 1974 large rooms Call Mr. San- RIDGEVVOOD Aval, about Aug. 1, bed room, living room, kitchen-dinette, bath, heated garage. See W.

Johnson. Jr Tel. 904 BUELL 64 Second floor, modern five room apt. Phone 2902-W. FURNISHED Heated 4-room tenement: modern: hot water, garage: bus line.

1489 No. Ave. Tel. I449-M PEARL ST. 4-rin unfurnished bath: entirely redecorated.

Inquire Pearl SECOND FLOOR 5-i in. mil urnished apt. Bath Inquire 7 Murray St. Tel 2337 SO. WILLARD 78 4-ruom tile bath; heated; contin.

hot wa ter. Adults. Phone 26-W2. SO. WILLARD, 2163 room fireplace, elec.

refrig'. stove, screened porch: avail. Aug. 1. Tel.

20O ATTRACTIVE. MODERN. BEDROOM --Near Church 27 North Winooski Ave Phone 37Sfi APTS. AND HOUSES Three to seven rooms. $30 to $85.

Chausse Rea! Estate. 13S Church. WILLIAMS APTS. 380 Pearl, 4 and fi rooms: furnished or not; hot water, eiec. refiigei ator.

gas stove, janitor service. Ph. 864-R. MOVING, TRUCKING and Storage 48 HILLIKER VAN SERVICE Return loads from Boston. Hartford or New York city vicinities at once, to any Vt.

points. Furniture storage, private stalls. Phone 25S-W Essex Jet Yt. WANTED Take notice our having van available July 7 Boston or vicinity for full or part load returning Who has one'' Chase Movers 4SHE3 AND RU BBISH Removed Cel lars cleaned. Furniture, pianos, etc.

moved. John Demag. Tel. 1901 LET AERO Mayflower Vans move you. Mrs.

Curtis Voglo. agent 22 Alfred St. Ph. 3142. BUSINESS PLACES For Kent 50 MARBLE AVK And Pine St build ing suitable for work shop, stoiage or manufacturing plant.

owner will sell or tent. Goudev Realty Co, Phone 214. WANTED TO RENT 52 FILLING STATION -With option to buy. doing yeatly business. Best of refctert.es.

Flee press Bo 4S MISCELLANEOUS 60 For Sale ALL GOOD BUYS And reasonably pticed. boy cart, good size, tine condition, auto horn: windshield defroster, wood, rocker, oil heat er. 1 gal. glass oil container, stone hammer, i. tongs, wash board and ciiildiens tn.xs as follows: 2 steam shovel style sand digger, one play steam loiler.

also one large size, all metal cart in good condition fn Map) St Fsev Jet BOA r.NGINr. New i. iniriiu 4 revei.se gear and reduction drive, suitable for cruiser, $550. Proc tors Ya'-ht W.uks BOAT Mahogany finish, two-passeneer speedy outboard runabout, ready to go V. Wane.

Long Point N'ort Fernshu 1 1 BUILDING BLOCKS Cement, also chimney blocks: all types; high test Burlington Lmhr Co. Lake St LANER 16" surface planer: saw table: post Faker. Lake St Ifi" band saw. 36" dt ill with drills A DINING CAR 16 ft. wide never used 20 ft Thor gas ith motor.

Chinch long. 1 0 1 2 ft Motor boat hull mangle. 5 Pit. her. 106'i DISCONTINUED PAT i uc sie.

savings loran 21 Center TERNS Si at let to 50' Ha! St Te! 1 ELECTRIC FENCE Prime Gftttc demonstration W. A. Wheeler Sons, Jericho. Tel. Richmond.

34 ELEC. REFRIGERATOR 4 good condition. Must sell at once. Phone 1S44-M 'At'TuKV- Oil Bui nets. $9 Fixe Year Guarantee Oil burmn boiler.

$9 York City fire aiarm headquarters heated m-ith Standat Yne Burners i. Standard Mfg Co Clinton 165 J. Visit Fac totx Show Fo-n- FOR SALE Vernuuit Pearl, mediun size; perfect in color, State St Montpeiier. Vermont GAS RANGE --now $54 95 Co Emerald." was $i4 95 Montgomery Ward A. Hay JO acres standing hay for sale near Heinehuig Bridge.

F. A Blssonet te HOT AIR FURNACE Good condition Reasonable. 30 Forest Winoo ski Vt INDl STRIAL Your -belt drive require, scientifically figured no guess work. Lamson Motoi Service. Fletcher PI JoHXSoN out boards New-usea Bought, sold, rebuilt.

$44 up. Cham plain Marine, foot, of Maple St LIME SoWERS Lemv and Md'or mii Deering Also for rent. Essex Jet Vt E. Brown MAPLE FURNITURE For the parlor Fixing Room. Dining Room.

Kitch en and Bedroom. A. Douglas Essex Jet Vt Phone 219-W OLD FASHIONED Glassware. etc. small stock, but articles ot in teret Summit St Kssex Jet.

PH1LCO -Auto Radio: late model, dash mounting for Chrysler prod nets. $20. Govor's Radio' Sling 12s Church PIANO Ixeis A Pond: like new. also gray enameled cook stove. 98 So Winooski Axe PIANO Kelxinalor.

wardrobe trunk, household furniture of lute Mrs. Harriet Isham. Mrs. R. C.

Mace Williston. PIPE New and used; galvanized an I black; bargain prices. Burl. Paper Slock Co 111 Archibald St. PRESSURE COOKER 19 nts: iars gas hot water heater; furniture, clothing, etc 470 So.

Union PRIME ELECTRIC FENCE Unit? and insulators in stock. H. Wrieht St. Albans Te 461-W. RADIOS Come in and see the new 193f line.

R. C. A. lctors and get a free chance, no strings, attached, on 8 prizes of merchandise, total-intr $100. The rest of this week only.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Bailey's Music Rooms. 159 Bank St Tel. 23R. RASPBERRIES For canning; delivered fresh every day anywhere in Burlington or on road from Mor-risville.

Order now while supply is good. Phone Burlington 1071 or Morrisville 113-21 RASPBERRIES For sale. Pick your own at 17 cents. Warren H. Bru-leigh So Hero.

ROW-' BOAT 15 ft. S35 outboard mo tor. Ev inrude 4.4 h. p. $50.

See at "The Penguin." Malleus Bay SIMPLEX IRONER Used vcrv Mrs. W. B. Tel 37-3 little Ladd Cheap for ash. Enosburg Falls SPEED BOAT Very Write fine Box condition i-M, Free $350 cash.

Press. Passenger Cars FOR SALE-BUS 21-PASSENGER OR COMBINATION 9 PASSENGER AND EXPRESS COMPARTMENT ON MODEL 29X- 2-TON STEWART CHASSIS. ALL MILEAGE NEVER RUN OFF HARD SURFACE ROAD. GOOD SCHOOL OR CAMP BUS. $550 OR WILL TRADE FOR PASSENGER CAR.

ADDRESS DRAWER BRISTOL, VT. LOW PRICE VALUES '31 Stud' haker Comd. 4-dr. tr. '33 Ford V-8 4-dr.

ttk. '33 Ford V-S spt. cpe. '33 Chrysler Rvl. 4-dr.

sed. '29 Packard std. S-7 sed. "29 Reo 4-dr sed. "29 Whippet 4-dr.

sed Money Bark Guarantee. F. H. TAPLLN. INC.

Packard $335 285 275 275 185 95 35 237 NORTH AVE. TEL. 2160. GOOD WILL USED CARS 1937 Pack-aid 120 sedan: 1937 Olds 6 2-door sed 1937 Fprd coupe; 1936 Buick light 4-door 1936 Pontiac 6 coupe 2 and 4 door sed 1936 Chrysler 6 4-door sed 1935 Buick club sedan; 1935 Olds 4-door sedan: 1935 Pontiac 8 4-door 1935 Fold spt. coupe; 1934 Fleetwood Cadillac 4-duor 1934 Chevrolet 4-door sedan: 1936 Chevrolet coach: 1933 Buick 4-door sedan: 1932 Bun spt.

coupe. All cars renewed and guaranteed. T. Donovan. 100 Main St.

Phone 812. NEW PONTIAC S879 Delivered. '33 Ford Deluxe Sedan S225 '32 Buick Small Sedan $250 '29 Essex Coach o0 '28 Chevrolet Sport Cpe. $50 Cithers to choose from. YANDOW TIRE BATTERY CO.

Pontiac Dealers. Open Evenings 1937 De.Soto. del. 4-dr. sedan 1937 Chrysler Roa! 4-dr.

srd. 745 19.S6 Dodge 4-dr. sed. 525 1936 Plymouth 4-dr. sed 495 1 9.

Plymouth 4-dr sed. 445 1935 Ford 2 A. 4-dr. sedans $3 1931 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan $125 1931 Nash 4-dr.

sedan $95 Brewer Bros, inc. 1 North Ave. Tel. .3410. PLYMOUTH 1934 dan: Chevrolet old 1 935 1 Chevrolet 1932 4-door deluxe ye- 1936 town sedan; otivet'tlble coupe; 4-door sedan; 1937 Plymouth deluxe healer.

I buy. sell E. Patnaude. Phone 1779 sedan. radio, and exchange.

51 Pearl St FORDS Model As; 1931 Beach Wagon: 1931 pick-up; several rhoiie model passenger cars. Burlington I'sed Car Exchange. 134 Archibald St Tel. 337. CHE VP.OLETS Model A Fords Star sedan.

Hudson sedan, etc. J. Leo Johnson. Inr 2'7 Main St. AUTOMOBILES Commercials 70-A Trucks INTKP.XATIOXAI.- "4 -ton with cattle hodv.

International TJS 2-ton. International M'3ti i2-ton panel. 5400: Plymouth H'3S v-2-ion pi.k-up: Ftd 1938 short wheel ha.e. SUIlMe 'V dUTIip. 5300 Intel riaiioiial Harvester 30 Main St.

Tel. TBIVKS with staKe bodies. 1 Livestock taken in trade. Burlington t'sed Car Exchange, 134 Archibald St. Tel.

3S37. AUTO ACCESSORIES 73 Tires, Tarts, Repairs, Service BLt'E SI'NOCO Irish Brothers' Service Station Shelhurne P.d. Where you et dependable repairs and supplies, honest workmanship, reasonably priced Te 2211 GAR WOOD Bodies, hoists, power take-offs, universal, etc. Fitzpat-ruk Garaee. Sales and Service, l.skeview terrace USED A-NL NEW Springs, axies, tires, tubes, glass, accessories.

D. Safford, 6 Georpe St. Tel. 778. AUTOS WANTED 75 USED CAF.S Bought for cash, sold and exchanged.

Burlington Motor Pales. 51 Elmwood Ave. Tel. 2222. LATE MODEL USED CARS vVanted for cash.

Burlington Cadillac 141 North Ave Russia Rejects Continued From Paite One Then Shifemitsu said he did not believe his government would be satisfied with the Soviet answer to previous representations July 15 and that steps must be taken to relax border tension, otherwise Japan would be compelled to consider the advisability of using force. Maps cited by the Soviet government as basis for claim to the territory, he declared, could not be accepted as evidence because they had not been published anywhere. To this, the communique said. "Comrade Litvinoff voiced amazement that such an experienced diplomat as Shigemitsu used such a careless expression in connection with official maps which determine the boundary between states. "Whether the maps were published or not.

their importance is undiminished. It is strange to hear such arguments from a government which in practice does not feel obliged to publish all its engagements. It is hardly likely this government really believes secret agreements are not binding." The tension is regarded in Tokyo as the most serious since the 'clash June 30. 1937 over two sandspit islands in the Amur river. A peaceful settlement was reached then only after a Russian gunboat had been sunk, another beached and a third put to flight by Japanese and Manchoukuo artillery.

Disputed sovereignty was involved in both cases. In the issues now and a year aco Russia insisted Soviet troops were operating on Russian soil. Japan and Manchoukuo contended both times they had invaded Man choukuo territory. The current crisis developed July 15, when Harahiko Nishi. Japanese charge d'affairs at Moscow, called attention of the Russian foreign office to alleged movements of Russian troops near Changqufeng.

Changkufeng is near the junc tion of the borders of Russian Siberia. Manchoukuo anese Korea. and Jap- Russia. however, the Japanese charges contended were base- less. Nishi was appended to a shown a map treaty made in 1869 which Tass (Soviet News Agency said left no doubt iHaricyl iiforier was Russian ter ritory A billion has been invested this year in construction.

the Marv Fletcher Hospital after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband; four daughters, one ton and several grandchildren. Funeral will be held on Baturday afternoon at 2 clock. E. S.

at the JefTersomille cemetery. William E. Nichols iSprcml to the Fvec Press) NORTHFIELD. July has been received here of the death of William E. Nichols, a former resident of this town.

Funeral services were held in Clare-mont, N. July 15. He was at one time a station agent at North-field and postal clerk on the railroad. Mr. Nichols was 77 years of age and was born in Warren.

He leaves his wife. Ermine H. Nichols, one son, Hassie H. Nichols, of Svlvan. N.

and one daugh ter. Mrs. Bessie Nichols Robv. of California. While in Nortl.field he lived in the house now owned bv Mrs.

Bervl Sherman on Vine street. Mr. Nichols was married twice: his first wife, Mamie Max well, died several years ago. Edward A. Puffer (Special to the fie Press) BARRE.

July 21. Edward A. Purler of 34 River street, a World War veteran, died last evening at his home after a long illness. Edward Allen Puffer was born at Sheldon Springs in 1888, the son of Luman and Ellen Mickal Puf fer. He spent the early part of his life in Swanton.

When the United States entered the World War he joined the army at Newport. and served overseas with the First Division. A. E. F.

On his return home he was united in marriage with Minnie T. Lahue at St. Albans. For the past 15 years the couple have resided in Barre, where Mr. Puffer was employed as a driver for the Colonial Beacon Oil Company.

He was a member of the Baptist Church, the Wroodmen. and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Besides his widow, he is survived by his mother and one sister. Edna R. Puffer, both of whom reside in Swanton.

Funeral services are to be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. There will be a full military funeral, with burial in Hope cemetery. Da mase Benoit iSp'cis! to the Frt PrfS) ENOSBURG FALLS. July 21. Da mase Benoit.

81, died at 5:15 this morning at his home after a six days' illness of pneumonia. Mr. Benoit was born at St. Alexandre. August 30.

1857 and he lived in Canada until coming to this country where he made his home at Richford and Sheldon. Eight years ago he came to the farm here where he had since resided. He married Miss Eliza Bousquet in 1889. Besides his widow he is survived In his immediate familv by two daughters, Mrs. Peter Dver and Miss Albina Benoit and by two sons, Joseph of this town and I lake region eastward to the Ca-jnadian Maritime Province.

Showers have occurred quite generally in the Atlantic and Southern States, the Appalachian region and the southern Rocky Mountain region and in portions of the northern Plains States, the lake region and the upper Mississippi Valley. The temperature has fallen slightly in the upper Ohio Valley and the lake region while it has risen from the North Pacific States eastward to the Dakotas. Maxima of 100 degrees or higher were registered this afternoon in the Pacific States and in portions of the Dlateau reeinn The hich- est temperature reported was 112 degrees at Redding. Calif. There will be occasional show ers in most sections during the next two days.

The temperature will not change materially. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER RECORD (For the 24 hours ending at 7:30 p. E. S. Data furnished by the local offica of the United States Weather Bureau 7:30 a.m.

Barometer 30.08 30 08 30.06 Temperature 65 66 65 Humidity 82 84 95 Wind N. W. 5 N. W. 7 N.

5 Sky Raining Cloudy Cloudy Highest temperature after 7:33 a. 67. Lowest temperature before 7:30 a. 64. Precipitation .43 inch.

Sun rises today at 4:31 a. m. Sun sets at 7:28 p. m. Impounds Continued From Page One Under a plan offered by Rep.

Jenkins D.Ohio, inquiry witnesses designated by Committee Chairman Vic Donahey D.Ohio1, will be permitted to confer with TVA employes without being required to "make a report thereof to any TVA officer either before or after the conference." The plan was approved unanimously. Dr. Morgan, whose charges of mismanagement against his former associates, David E. Lilien-thal and Harcourt A. Morgan, present TVA chairman, led to the probe, precipitated a storm before the committee yesterday by charging TVA employes had ben instructed not to talk except in the presence of the committee's counsel.

Morgan's Tarting Shot Concluding his opening testimony today. Dr. Morgan fired one parting shot charging that "TVA legal opinions were made to fit the desires of the directors," Lili-enthal and Harcourt Morgan. "That was one of the corrupting features of the TVA," he asserted. "Anything the directors wanted was legal and anything they didn't want was illegal." This was not applicable to his own actions, he said, "because I wasn't in the confidence of the chief TVA counsel." His reference was to James Lawrence Fly, general TVA counsel.

He also charged the TVA power program has 'not been adequately developed" and that the fertilizer program has not been "promoted in the full spirit" of the TVA act. He declined a request by Senator Schwartr to discuss further the TVA power "yardstick" until "I am better prepared to answer those questions." Dr. Morgan testified electric rates were adopted without his consent or knowledge and that Lilienthal had referred to them as "little more than a guess." The conclusion of Dr. Morgan's first testimony cleared the way for his former associates to defend their administration of the vast Federal agency. Director David E.

Lilienthal was scheduled to follow Dr. Morgan to the stand as the next chief witnees. While Dr. Morgan closed what he referred to as his "opening statement." he will be recalled later for cross-examination by investigators and counsel on the accusations he directed at Lilienthal and Harcourt A. Morgan, present TVA chairman.

LOCAL BRIEFS Barre Man a Bankrupt Kenneth Lavigne. a laborer of Barre. filed bankruptcy papers in Federal court yesterday. He listed debts amounting to $439.85 and assets totaling S250. Other assets include an interest in a house and lot valued at $1,000 and household ods valued at $200.

all of which are claimed exempt. Woman's Relief Corns Has Picnic The annual picnic of Stan-nard Woman's Relief Corps. No. 80, was held Wednesday at Ethan Allen park. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon, with 20 members present, and cards were in play during the afternoon.

In contract Mrs. M. Barnes was high scorer and Mrs. Frank C. McCaffrey received low score.

Mrs. Hector J. Daigle had the hish score in auction bridge and Mrs. Lana White, low. Plans are being made for another picnic to be held at the park next week.

Development of a new vaccine against yellow fever which has proved effective in applications in South America was recently announced. It has been found that the mosquito is not the only Free Press Classified Want Ad Prices CASH PRICES Pa.ymrnt before first publication is required to earn these prices. Up to 1 5 words, 3 lines ibjo-f 0 words, 4 lines 21 to 25 words, 5line3 26 to 30 words, 6 lines 31 to 35 words, 36 to 40 words, 41 to 45 words. 7 lines lines lines 46 to 50 words, 10 lines I Prices quoted above for more than one day are for consecutive insertions Cash prices are earned only IX entire ordeT is paid for before first publication Minimum price for any ad is for three lines Count five average words for each line Contract and Charge Rates on Application Telephone orders received before 4:00 m. earn the cash price if payment is made to representative before publication Free Messenger Service The Free first Insertion Press will not be Telephone 3000.