1 JULY 16, 1931 THE NEWS-PALLADIUM PAGE FIFTEEN. Loads of fun with rod and gun this vacation bargains below DOAK DEFENDS DEPORTATION OF AGITATORS Secretary Of Labor Denounces Those Who Aid Cause Of Radicals (By Associated Press) ALEXANDRIA, Virginia, July 16- Secretary Doak today denounced as "Unamerican" organizations which, he said, attempt prevent the deportation of aliens who advocate "the annihilation of our democratic form of government." Speaking before the Alexandria Kiwanis club, across the. Potomac river from Washington, secretary at "these labor said he could not understand precious ones" whose slogan seems to be "America last" and who "love every country but their own." Despite their opposition," Doak recalled, the Labor department in the last fiscal year deported 18.000 aliens, who proved undesirable or who had entered "Many the of these country illegally. he said, "were affiliated with organizations whose announced purpose it is to overthrow the government of the United States by force and violence. "It is to prevent the deportation of aliens of this kind that the energies of certain individuals and SOcities are directed.
There are persons and societies in this country who sneer at the word They believe and preach that a man has a right to advocate by speech or by writing the annihilation of our democratic form of government. and to go untouched by the law. "It has been a puzzle to me always to learn upon what ground these organizations and these individuals base their reasoning. There is nothing American in it, nothing democratic. They aid these preachers of violence in their appeals to the courts, and then if the courts uphold the order of deportation, they descend upon the department of labor with this plea or that plea for a change in the order." CHINA DEMANDS LIFE OF AMERICAN MISSION OFFICIAL (By Associated Press) PEIPING, China, July 16-Execution of Dr.
Francis F. Tucker, treasurer of the William S. Porter Memorial hospital operated by the AmeriBoard of Missions at Techow, SHantung, has been demanded by the Kuomintang in the Techow district as the penalty for the death of a native hospital employee whom Dr. Tucker shot last week in the belief he was a burglar. The Kuomintang asks the physiclan's, immediate arrest and suspension of the activities the mission.
It demands an apology from the American minister and payment of an indemnity to the dead man's family. The American consul at Tsinanfu reported that Dr. Tucker, after a series of burglaries at the hospital, kept a revolver under his pillow on a cot in his office. Last Saturday night was awakened by man who tered the office with a skeleton key. The intruder started to flee when Dr.
Tucker awoke and the physician shot him. Any effort to bring Dr. Tucker to trial in the Chinese courts would be vigorously opposed, legation officials said. MICHIGAN MAN TO GIVE TALK AT CONFERENCE (By Associated Press) SAN FRANCISCO, July 16-Delegates of the International society of Christian Endeavor entered the closing. phases of their Golden Jubilee convention here today after pledging themselves to work for world peace.
Dr. Frederick B. Fisher, former Methodist Episcopal bishop of Indie. now of Ann Arbor, said in an address for delivery today that the world must awaken from its dream of: materialism and acknowledge the existence of a spiritual realm as necessary to the human soul. "Certain spiritual advantages may from the present economic depression in the western world." he said.
"There is a duality in modern life fict between and The which one might, well call the contask of the preacher and of the young American Christian today is to recover the soul of art. We cannot develop a civilization that has lost its soul." MEXICO PRESIDENT WILL SEND BAND ON TOUR OF' U. S. (By Associated Press) EL PASO, July 16-E. H.
Simons, general manager of the El Paso Chamber of Commerce, said today that President Ortiz Rubio of Mexico would send his personal band on a tour of the United States next fall to show his "Sentiments toward the American people were most cordial." The band is managed by Ramon Hernandez. CALL GRAND JURY TO PROBE CHARGES LOS ANGELES, July 16-A grand jury investigation of charges that Los Angeles bootleggers have hired substitutes to serve liquor law violation sentences for them was promise ed by District Attorney Buron Fitts today. Judge Samuel R. Blake advised Fitts yesterday, that probation department investigators had obtained detailed evidence of at least one such offense and added he had information there had been numerous other cases. Names of persons involved in the inquiry were withheld.
PRETTY-FAIR-SWIMMERS! Water queens and queens of beauty, too, are Helene Madison (left) of Seattle, and Eleanor Holm of York. Here you see them taking a rest at Bronx Beach pool, New York, after practicing for the National A. A. U. swimming and diving' championships, in which they're outstanding entrants.
RUDY VALLEE'S MOTHER DIES NEA With her famous son, Rudy Vallee, at her bedside after a hurried air trip from Newark, N. Mrs. Katherine L. Vallee, 61, (above), died yesterday at her home at Westbrook, Me. This is a recent portrait of her.
OWSLEY ASSAILS U. S. ENGINEERS IN RUSS EMPLOYing TORONTO, July 16-Speaking before the Lions' convention today, Col. Alvin Owsley, of Dallas, past commander of the American Legion, declared that the American engineers and executives working in Russia under Soviet ausforfeited they refuse to to should, have their citizenship the United States in 30 days. "The ruin and impoverishment of the free workmen of the United States will result from the industrialization of Russia," Col.
Owsley predicted, pointing out that Russian industrialism depends on conscript labor. CHICAGO IMAGE MYSTERY SOLVED BY WINDOW SHADE CHICAGO, July 16-Someone in the home of Sam Genna, once notorlous as the leader of a liquor gang, pulled down shade last night and Chicago's six day wonder-the image of a mother and her childappeared on the side of an apartment building in South Ashland avenue, vanished while 20,000 spectators watched. Genna's home is directly opposite the apartment building to which as many as 50,000 persons were attracted by the apearance of the figure on the wall. An arc lamp some distance away had been throwing its beams upon a bay window in the Genna home. The window pane, in turn, had reflected the light upon the wall of the apartment, with a lace curtain adding a shadow that resulted in a somewhat dim resemblance of the Madonna and Child.
ABANDON. HOPE FOR E. H. FERGUSON The life of former Sheriff E. H.
Ferguson, 78, hung by a thread today at his farm home at Eau Claire, where he has been unconscious since Monday when he suffered a stroke. Mr. Ferguson's condition is extremely grave, and he was not expected to survive the day. MINING COMPANIES MAY CONSOLIDATE (By Associated NEW YORK, July 16-Directors of Phelps Dodge corporation and Calumet Arizona Mining Co. have agreed upon terms, of a consolidation subject to approval of the stockhold ers.
DETROIT POLICE SEIZE TENNESSEE BANDIT SUSPECTS DETROIT, July 16 Charged with participation in 'the holdup June 3 of the Hamilton National bank of Chattanooga, two men and a woman were held here today for Tennessee officials. The three, arrested last night in an automobile bearing Georgia license plates, gave their names as Arthur Acuff, Joseph Martin, 27, and "Jackie" Murphy, 20. They denied knowledge of the holdup, in which $6,700 was taken, but admitted they had been in Chattanooga. Handcuff keys were found in the car, and police were advised that employes of the bank were handcuffed by the robbers before they fled with the money. Want Ad Replies At 11 o'clock today there were replies at THE NEWS-PALLADIUM office in the following boxes: 52, 54, 63, 74, 80, 93, 97, 98.
For the convenience of box number advertisers the above notice will appear daily Announcements Personals MEDIUM -Readings daily; circles Tues. and Thurs. evenings. Rev. G.
Bessert. 668 Broadway. Dial 8304. PSYCHOLOGY STUDIO -Suite 1-3, consultation, explanation, advice, personal or business. Appointment, dial 8041.
Oriental hall, 167 Water H. Visitors welcome. Automotive Automobile Agencies 6 NASH-LEUENBERGER CO. -New and used cars. 449 E.
Main St. Phone dial 5-2321. J. B. TOLAND sales and service Excellent selection of used cars Territorial R.
Dial 5-1178 Automobiles for Sale CARS, TRUCKS -And trailer, for sale, also city property to trade farm property. Lore Miletich, Real Estate. US-12 and Terr. Rd. 1931 AUSTIN K.
Motor 225 W. Main St. Dial 8331. DON'T MISS THESE 1929 Ford coupe. 1926 Nash sedan.
1926 Chev. landau. 1923 Ford ton truck. Light delivery truck. PARREN-CHEVROLET Coloma, Mich.
Tel. 97 FOR SALE 2-door Ford sedan, good running order, $25. Call 836 Columbus or Dial 6487. A CAR for every pocketbook also cash for your used car Call BECKER BROS. Dial 5-1752 Territorial Rd.
"No Branches" USED CARS-1927 Dodge sedan, $125; 1928 Whippet coupe, $95; 1925 Ford sedan, $40. R. J. Rutt. 960 Pipestone.
Buy a Used Car now and take advantage of these extremely low prices. 1929 Ford Fordor sedan $275 1929 Ford roadster $275 1929 Whippet sedan $165 Nash sedan $475 1929 Essex two-door sedan $250 Hudson laudau sedan $435 Studebaker Standard convertible touring $165 G. A. BOWNE INC. Auburn Oldsmobile Cadillac 189 W.
Main St. Dial 5-1331 HUDSON SUPER 6 COACH-Fine condition, 5 new tires at a bargain. Tel. St. Joe 275.
Auto Repairing Service "CHET" NICHOLS AUTO SERVICE Auto glass, radiator tire and battery vice. 288 Terr. Rd Dial 7625. HAROLD A MASSEY Automobile Mechanio Dial 3-2216 Shop 940 McAllister Ave. GUARANTEED BATTERIES $3.50 exchange service that 1- service.
Extra Life Battery 364 Pipestone. Dial 7095. Accessories, Tires. Parts 9 ANYTHING For en Velt. auto, 353-7 new or Territorial used, Rd.
at Dial 8062 DEALERS PRICES On brake lining installed on bands free. Goodman. 144 W. Main St. Automotive Wanted 10 Cars Wanted for Wrecking 1200 So.
Pipestone St. Dial 7036 Bill Becker. "'The Wrecker." Employment Help Wanted, Male or Female 11 BERRY PICKERS Wanted. Call evenings or mornings. Martin Keck.
Har. 7231-F4. WANTED- -Black raspberry pickers. Fred Kelm. R.
3, Britain, 6 miles out. WANTED NOW -Dewberry pickers. Wm. E. Daly.
Riverside, Mich. WANTED Berry pickers. Lewis Saretsky. miles east of Mercy hospital. WANTED Dewberry pickers.
Dial 7-1824. WANTED Raspberry and dewberry pickers. Walter Fisher. Dial 7-1448. WANTED Black raspberry pickers, also veal call for sale.
Har. 7227-F15. Wm. Cheevers. WANTED Huckleberry pickers, 3 miles west of Keeler or 1st house east of Chas, Schneck store on Terr.
Rd. Ivan Hickmott. WANTED Experienced pickers for raspberries and cherries. Dial 7-1015 after 6 p. m.
Male Help Wanted 12 BARBER WANTED Steady work. St. Joe 132 EXPERIENCED Crate nailers wanted. Berrien Co. Package Elm and Colfax.
QUICK SELLING money maker. not sold in stores; 5,000 possible sales in Benton Harbor. Box 100, News-Palladium. WANTED Four or five men for cherry picking. Dial 7222-F3.
WANTED Raspberry and cherry pickers. Riverside-Coloma 2 miles east of Riverside. Howard Bishop. WANTED-10 salesmen at once. Apply Dixie Gas Station, Pipestone at Grand Crossing.
WANTED 20 cherry pickers. mile north of Bainbridge Center. Henry Wendzel. Bainbridge 24-F22. Female Help Wanted 13 WAITRESS WANTED Harbor Restaurant.
161W. Main. Rentals Apartments and Flats 43 367 PIPESTONE Two-room. modern furnished very reasonable, light, heat, gas and linens furn. 272 PIPESTONE.
PARREN AF -Modern furnished, 3-room apartment. Dial 8905 ATTRACTIVE Mod. 3. 4 and 6 rooms and bath. Smith 275 High.
COLPAX-Orchard Lane, 3-rm fur. apt. pri garage, laundry, hot water. gas. tel.
hot water heat at $10 wk Phares. CATALPA-5 rms. and bath. $16 per nio 4 rms. and garage, $14 per mo.
Dial 7058 COLFAX, 1956-rooms bath. $15.00. also garage repair shop 199 Colfax. Inquire Goldbaum dept store. CEDAR 437 CEDAR unfurnished.
4-room and bath. Inquire 437 Cedar or 507 Cherry. COLFAX. 941-Nice, clean. airy 3-room apt.
private bath, light, gas and heat. DE LUXE APT 341 PIPESTONE Nicelyfurnished 5-room apt. Call at 341 Pipestone. Benton Harbor or Phone St. Joe.
4751F3 FURNISHED -Modern. 5 rooms, bath and garage. Dial 7635 or 6852. LAKE PARK APTS -Beautiful, all modern. furnished two-room kitchenette apt.
S. Bestar, 507 Park St. St. Joe. LINCOLN APTS.
342 LINCOLN-Mod. rm and bath. Call 526 Territorial or Dial 8205. MODERN-3-room. furn.
apt. 235 Pipestone. E. L. Smith.
MORTON AVE. 263-Furnished. modern apartment: all conveniences. ROSS 246-Mod, 5 rooms and bath. newly decorated, pleasant rooms, paved St.
Dial 8205. ROSEMONT -Kitchenette very modern: nicely pri bath. 705 Pleasant Et St Joe. rall St Joe 1457 or 30 VINEYARD AVE, 396-Modern, 3-room furnished gas, lights and garage furnished Houses COZY -Cool house, down town. modern, except furnace; reas.
Dial 9688, forenoons or evenings. DIVISION 464-6-room. strictly mod. house. second door- from car line.
E. HIGH. 795-5-room. modern house and garage. Inquire Adelberg.
741 E. High Dial 5-2288. FOR RENT-2 desirable, bungs. will decorate. $30 and $40.
English and Rover agency. Dial 9631. Vincent Hotel. FOR RENT--A modern. 7-room.
furnished home, south part. very desirable. in1. cludes Frigidaire. Address Box 101.
NewsPalladium. FOR all modern house. close In. good neighborhood, large lot: rent reasonable. Sam Badt Dial 6339 or St.
Joe 39. FOR RENT-5-room, modern house. east side, $25. R. Burnworth.
Dial 5-1831. MODERN-5-room bungalow. 1259 Columbus. $23 per month. other houses.
$20. Dial 7345. H. Whitney. MORTON 273-Newly dec.
inside and out, modern conveniences, double garage Inq. 263 Morton avenue. STRICTLY -Mod. bungalow. 5-rooms and bath.
E. L. Smith Dial 6485. VERY -Desirable new. 5-room, all modern house and garage.
Don Hamilton. Dial 7968 Business Places 46 FOR RENT -Beauty parlor space in building now occupied by Gilmore Bros. Dept. store: 1f interested communicate with Frandsen's. Hastings, Mich.
Garages FOR RENT- Garage, 275 High St. Dial 8702. GARAGE-241 Bellview St. FOR RENT -Part of garage. 841 Superior Or dial 8436.
MAIN. 576 Garage. Dial 6503 evenings. Wanted to Rent 48 WANTED TO RENT- I NEED several good houses for customers. Consult W.
D. DOWNEY, JR. 7639 7542 Resort Property for Rent 49-A SISTER LAKES -Five-room furnished cottage, screened porch, good bathing beach. boat furnished. Dial 6693.
Real Estate For Sale Real Estate Brokers 50-A CLOSSON-ENGLISH -Real Estate and surance. Hotel Vincent Bldg. Dial 9631. -Real Estate office. 311 Fidelity Bldg.
Phone dial 7893. FOR REAL ESTATE VALUES Consult W. D. DOWNEY. JR.
Dial 7639 PRATT-GRAY CO. -Real state bought sold; loans: we will sell your property for you. Hinkley Benton Harbor. Dial 8342. St.
Joe 333. Classified Display Real Estate For Sale Real Estate Brokers 50-A FOR SALE Or Exchange, Dial large list of city property and farms. 5-1831. 0. Burnworth Houses A REAL BARGAI nearly new modern bungalow at Vette St.
Smell paymt down: bal, same as rent. C. Inman Har 8462. BIG SACRIFICE Leaving city. 3 houses and 3 lots, completely just outside of city, $3.500 25 So Walnut St.
FOR SALE you are looking for a home, here 15 your chance, modern 6-room house, decorated, east side, modern, room bungalow. less than three years old, newly decorated, south side. $4.000: modern 5-room bungalow, on May block nest of Colfax. $3.800. These sacrifices are to your gain Dial 6254.
DOWN is your entry fee to the $25 great army who see the gorgeous country now who are getting more pleasure out of life today than they were yesterday. Today's Used Car columns on this page enumerate many popular makes and types. Buy one now. Pay as you go. $25 down starts you on a summer's vacation and a wealth of health.
Employment Female Help Wanted 13 WANTED White chambermaid and kitchen help. Crystal Resort. 346 Fair Ave. WANTED Girl, white, for general housework. go home nights.
Watervliet 80M. Situations Wanted. Male 14 WANTED -Full or part time work by registered News- pharmacist: will go out of city. Box 82. News-Palladium.
Situations Wanted, Female 15 WANTED-Position as housekeeper for widower or small family, a home more than wages. Dial 8368 or 405 Packard Business Service Miscellaneous Services 1G DRIVEWAYS AND ROADS OILED Dial 5-2258. 593 GREENE AVE. -Dressmaking and alterations of all kinds: also cloth and fur coats lined and repaired; lamp shades covered and made to order. Mrs.
Floyd Abar. Dial 9056. WE REMOVE At once horses and cows, and will give sack of tankage for every animal. also remove hogs and sheep without cost Call New Carlisle Hide Rendering Co. New Carlisle, Ind.
Phone 118 or 47 and reverse charges WE DO HOME LAUNDRY -Will call for and deliver. Address 625 9th St. Dial 6218. WILL CLEAN- Wall paper, wash walls or any kind of house cleaning. by enced man.
C. S. Brown. Dial 5-1283. Professional Services 18 FOR GOOD Results on Swiss or American watch repairing try S.
Lande. 114 Main. Tel. 5-1342. GABRIELEEN OIL PERMANENT -Shampoo and set, $5.
Mrs. Bertha Hopp 281 Pleasant St. PERMANENT WAVING- With ringlet ends, marcelling and finger waving. Call Marie L. Coder, 995 Columbus Ave.
Typewriters 21-A TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINESNew. used and rebuilt, sold, rented and repaired; all makes. Halverson's Typewriter Service. 175 Michigan St. Dial 8841.
Repairing and Refinishing 21 ALL KINDS Of furniture repairing, upholstering and refinishing at reasonable prices We call for and deliver. A. L. Johnson. Phone St Joe 151 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Called for and delivered: saws filed; we cut all kinds of B.
J. Repair Shop, 66 Elm St. keys, LAWN MOWER HOSPITAL--Lawn mowers sharpened and repaired to your satisfaction; guns remodeled: locks repaired. keys fitted: saws filed: soldering: brazing. welding Brant's Little Repair Shop 54 6th across from library REPAIRS On household equipment, electrical.
mechanical, soldering, Paul Arnold. Dial 6214. Painting and Paperhanging 22 HENRY R. KESTERKE -Painting. paperhanging, spray painting; satisfaction guaranteed: free est.
Dial 6429. N. A. FOONDLE-Painting. paperhanging, decorating, satisfaction guaranteed.
Har. 7251-F2. Heating. Plumbing, Roofing 34 USED -Plumbing. reasonable, new closet combination $17.85: also furniture: Icebox very reas Ben Fisch.
195 Pipestone St Financial Business Opportunities 25 PHOTOGRAPHER, cheap, Commercial to close studio estate cameras. lights, screens, etc. Dial 6784 Family Loans 26-A A LOAN--When you need 1t. $10 to $300 on own security Domestic Finance pany. 16 Union Bank Bldg.
Phone St Joe 1586 Loans, Mortgages 26 BORROW AT REDUCED RATES New law rates and long time repayment plan. No endorsers, strictly confidential. NATIONAL LENDERS CORPORATION 316 Fidelity Bldg. Benton Harbor, Mich. Phone 5-1932 NEED MONEY QUICKLY? 24-Hour Courteous Service ON CASH LOANS $10 TO $300 Small monthly payments-Come in for full information -Just phone or write.
PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY Fidelity Bldg. Dial 5-2451. Wanted Money 27 loan on 1st mortgage. city property, Interest 7 per cent and commis Sion. Box 103, News- Palladium.
WANTED TO to $5,000, on exceptionally fine city property. Dial 7542 after 6 p. m. Livestock Farm Animals 28 Guernsey cow with calf, P.Xcellent for family or dairy, Andrew Menchinger or Dial 7-1242. FOR SALE Guernsey cow, 20 pigs and 1 Ford truck.
Clyde Robinson, Hartford, Mich FOR SALE Fresh cow, 2 fresh milch goats, also work horse, cheap. Terr. Rd. Dial 8387. FOR SALE -Milch goats, and young goats Call St Joe 4742-P6.
HORSES AND. MULES Rec'd 25, low price, best quality and satisfaction; will trade: free delivery. Harry Litowitch, Terr. Rd. FOR SALE- TWO APARTMENT build.ng.
in good section. all modern building. each apartment has five rooms and bath, large basem*nt and garage: will sacrifica for quick sale. Write Box 99, NewsPalladium. FOR SALE -House and lot, 998 Jennings $1,500, easy payments.
WIll take vacaat lot in part payment. Wallace Land Co. St Joe Tel WOLCOTT 908-Modern seven-room house. lot and a half, double garage, blocks from street car line and St. Joe high school.
Inquire 811 Harrison St Joe. Merchandise Pet BEAUTIFUL unported great buy. Stock and Supplies 29-A PEKINGESE -Male puppy: sire from England: pedigreed; -a Tel. Coloma 148. Poultry Supplies 29 FOR SALE- Spring chickens.
Plymouth Rocks. Coffman. Napier Rd. Phone 7245-F14. Miscellaneous for Sale 31 FOR SALE--Electric fans.
electric motors, leather and rubber belting, machinery. Dial 8901. 312 Terr. FOR SALE- Mah Jongg set, consists of 144 pieces, made by hand. bamboo and ivory mitered together.
each piece 1S hand carved and hand painted. Chas. Cherry, 436 Broadway Phone 6223. FOR SALE -Six-inch leather belt. 27 feet long: excellent condition; bargain.
Inquire News-Palladium. FOR SALE Sat. and Richmond cherries. 50c- per 16 qt. crate.
pick cherries and furnish crate. Morrill farm, Blue Creek north of Napier. To Exchange 32. FOR SALE OR TRADE -Electric piano. What have you? J.
W. Huth, Berrien Springs Shell Station. Boats Accessories 32-A RACING BOAT -And 16 h. p. Evenrude motor in good shape; will sell or trade.
Dial 6554. MICHIGAN MARINE MART -New and used boats and motors 627 W. Main St. Dial 6855 Building Materials 33 FOR SALE -Used lumber, bricks and kindling wood. Call 401 Park or Dial 8603.
Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer 34 FOR SALE -Timothy hay in field. Ivan La Vanway, miles No. of Eau Claire.
12 mile 12 mi. so. of Pipestone Cry Household Goods 35 4 REPOSSESSED WASHERS And 2 ironing machines, for bal. due: liberal allowance for vour old machine. Pipestone Grocerv.
Dial 7785. FOR SALE -Furniture for 4 rooms, nearly new. very reasonable. O. C.
Meink, 500 Winans FOR SALE -All furnishings of nine-room house. Some rare antique pieces: nothing reserved at 616 Highland Ave. FOR SALE Seven- piece dining room suite, very reasonable for quick sale. 557 Colfax Upper flat. FOR SALE Iceboxes.
all sizes, very cheap. 877 E. Main. S. Sacks.
FOR SALE -Baby cab, and 2 children's beds; very reasonable. 425 Maple St. FOR SALE- -Upright piano, wheel chair. sanitary couch, two large rockers, beds and springs, settee, library tables, full size pool table, like new. at bargain prices 436 Broadway.
Phone 6323. FURNITURE-2, and 3-pc. overstuffed parlor suites: 7-, 8-, 9-, and 10-pc walnut dining sets: bedroom suites; break. fast sets: Coxwell chairs: springs and mattresses: dressers. Chicago Slightly Used Furniture House 321 Pipestone St.
Tel Dial 5-2332 Open Thursday and Saturday evenings until 9 n. ICE BOX--For sale. 73-lb. capacity; cheap. to quick buyer Har.
7226-F22. GAS RANGE--In good condition. 893 Waucedah. R. W.
Plumley. GAS STOVE -Dresser. rugs, kitchen cabinet, sewing machine: must sell at once. 123 Dial 8298. PIANO -Gas stove, breakfast set.
dresser, cots. mattresses. cheap. Pipestone. Dial 6624.
Apt. 6. VERY GOOD Gas range. Dial 8243. Radio 36-A ALL ELECTRIC TADIO $35 and up.
Howard Cranfill Co. Good Things to Eat 37-B SWEET CHERRIES Lloyd Carmichael. Town Line road Dial 7-1823. Seeds. Plants Flowers 38 FOR SALE--Petunia late cabbage plants.
Wagner, Har. 7249F11. Wearing Apparel 39 USED $4. $5 up at Benjamins. 184 Pipestone St.
0 Wanted to Buy 40 WANTED TO BUY--Baby's play yard. Dial 5-2513. Rentals Rooms 41 HOTEL EASTLAND-Rooms, $5 and up. per wk. Furn Apts.
HOTEL per week and up, shower, private baths, hot and cold water In all rooms. Dial 9013. ROOMS outside rooms with bath, meals, egg, hamburger, sausage, potatoes, 20c. bacon, ham and aggs, 30c; plate dinner, 30c: all hours. 69 Oak St.
Room and Board 41-B BOARD ROOM -Or light housekeeping rooms, convenient reasonable, 232 Pleasant St. Light Housekeeping Rooms 42 BROADWAY. 784-4 small light housekeeping rooms, suitable for 2 or 3. CLOSE IN-2 newly decorated furn. rooms.
also 5-room bung. 242 Pleasant. COLFAX, 437-S. E. cor Garfield, a select home, 1 large lower front room, modern, furnished, heated, for housekeeping or professional office, $10 a mo.
Dial 7874. FOR RENT-3 light housekeeping rooms, bath and pri. entrance, everything furnished. Dial 9723. GARFIELD, 138 Clean, modern, furn.
rooms for light housekeeping, everything $7 per week. PA rooms, PAVONE, heat, 537-2 light and light housekeeping gas furn. $6.50 per week. Farms 51 25 ACRES -On good lake. stone road, 10 miles to B.
no terms, farm and city property for sale, rent and exchange. C. D. Hirsch, 143 Pipestone St. Dial 9751 FOR -3 acres, 6-rm.
house. 156 ft. river front. garage, paved street, fruit; $6,500. Dial 7958.
M. J. Merwin. FARMS -It you want to buy or trade for good farm. write or phone D.
B. land at the Benton Harbor State Beak Phone office Stock GRAIN FARM- -Will consider change. Wallace Land Co. Tel 6t. So 31 or 14.
Business Places 52-A FOR SALE-1-chair barber shop, only 1- shops in town: reason for selling, have other business. Leon Salisbury, Lawrence, Mich. FOR SALE Commercial garage, Cor. First and Casa St. W.
Wallace. 8t. Joe. Tel 81. CHICAGO MOTION PICTURE UNION 'CZAR' INDICTED (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, July 16 Grand jury indictments today were reported to have been voted against Thomas Maloy, business manager and of the motion picture operators' union and six of his associates.
The six reported named with Maloy were Joseph Maloy, his brother, who is city examiner of moving picture operators; Thomas J. Reynolds, president of the union; Elmer D. Miller, president of the Exhibitors' Association of Chicago; Frank J. Clifford, assistant business manager of the union; Ralph O'Hara, union oganizer, and Emmet C. Quinn, union steward.
BUCHANAN MEN SUED The Consolidated Concrete Machinery Corporation today filed suit in the Berrien county circuit against Lyman L. Campbell and Leon J. Campbell, doing business as Campbell Brothers, Buchanan, to collect a balance due on an account for the purchase of machinery. The plaintiff claims the balance now due totals $1,022.20 and asks a judgment in the sum of $1,500. Attorneys Frank Sanders, Buchanan, and Willard J.
Banyon, St. Joseph, represent the plaintiff. WON-YET LOST NEW -Max Pincus isn't goto buy any more lottery tickets a long time. He recently held a winning ticket in a horse derby and was entitled to $30,000. He went to a certain address to collect, only to find out at the address that no one knew anything about the lottery.
Pincus hired a lawyer to get the money for him, but the lawyer couldn't find anyone to sue. GAS RATE FOES Henry L. Doherty, above, New York utilities magnate, and Governor Harry H. Woodring, below, of Kansas will carry their feud over gas rates in Kansas to the courts, Doherty assailed -Governor Woodring's demand for reductions as unjustified and the state has barred the sale of stock in Doherty's Cities Service Company. Lots FOREST DUNES- -A new town on new 08-31 and Lake Michigan, adjoining Linden Rills and Palisades Park.
Level wooded lots, 50x130. good beach; price, $90. 7 miles from South Haven, 14 miles from ton Harbor. P. O.
Box 221, Benton bor. Mich. LOTSWATER FRONT lots for sale, adjacent to Jean Klock Park. FRIDAY REALTY CO. Michigan St.
Dial 6136 To Exchange EXCHANGE My South Bend income property for fruit farm. What have you? J. W. Huth, Berrien Springs Shell Station. FOR SALE OR TRADE-20 40 a.
or all together, for B. property. Has nice crops, stock, tools and machinery. 444 BOx 98, News-Palladium. Classified Display BARGAIN Ford Stake Truck Used only as demonstrator.
157 in. Wheelbase St. Joe Auto Sales Let Us Be of Service To You FIDELITY BUILDING YOUR OFFICE IN THE FIDELITY BUILDING Light -Better Ventilation Central Location -Ample Parking Space Elevator Washing And Decorating Service Business Neighbors of Standing "Southwestern Michigan's Finest Office Building' Reasonable Rates W. G. HORNACK, Mgr.
Room 409 Fidelity Building Dial 6035 HOMES Get prices from me on home, white labor and material are low. Frederick Parsons HOTEL EASTLAND Dial 6416 Chrysler Plymouth SALES SERVICE 211 W. MAIN ST. Genuine Parts and Service Auto Sales Service DIAL 5-2342 We Operate Our Own Repair Shop NEA A Complete Stock of Auto Parts and Accessories Anything You Want for Your Car or Truck AT REDUCED PRICES GOODMAN'S Formerly A. Becker Sons 144 W.
Main St. Across from Gilmore's.
