FAGE 14 THE BINGHAMTON PRESS, SATITRDAY, JAN. S. 1946

3fWA2TV& 5s rrtirrH AITKXN — The funeral of William

Al lken will be held at the Pren­tice Funeral Home-. 15 Main St.. Monday at 2 p. m. Burial wil l be in Kattelvil le- Cemetery.

BISHOP—The funeral of Charles F. Bishop of IS Andrews Ave . . Bing-hamton. wil l be held at the Allen Memorial Home. 311-313 E. Main St. . Endicott. Monday at 2 p. m. The Rev. E. Becker Brownell will officiate. Burial will be in River-hurst Cemetery at the convenience of the family. The family wil l receive friends at the memorial home Sunday from 7 to 9 p. m.

CADY—The funeral of John T. Cady will be held at J. F. Rice Funeral Home. 130 Mam S t . Johnson City. Monday at 3 p. m. The Rev. Theodore Hubbard will officiate. Burial wil l be In Chenango Valley Cemetery.

CHXSBRO— The funeral of John J. Chesbro wil l be held a t the Wil­l iam R. Chase St Son Funeral Home. 44 Exchange St., Monday at 2 p. m. The Rev." Arthur A. Wright will officiate, assisted by

• the Rev* Frank V. Thomas. Burial wi l l be in Floral Park Cemetery at the convenience of the family-Friends may call a t the funeral home Saturday from 7" to 9 p. m..

.and Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.- m.

COOK—The funeral of Virgil Z. Cook will" be held tit the J . F. Rice Funeral Home. 130 Main St., Johnson City. Sunday at 2:30 p. m. The Rev. Melvin J. Dodd will of­ficiate. Burial will be In Katte!-yiUe Cemetery. Friends may call at the home, 2" Brintnell Place, until 10 a. m., Sunday. x'

Personals ALTERATIONS on dresses and coats.

Call 2-1591.

AMBITIOUS Invalid lady needs work that can be done at home. 7-3808.

A N N A L. flftgoaftV, 231 dhenango. Good news I Two-way stretch girdles have arrived. Special. 92.29 each.

ANDREWS BEAUTY Salon and Cos-metlc Bar—Permanent Waves. $3.73 up. 280 Main. Johnson City. 7-4971

AUTHORIZED Hoover Sales Service. H. B. GOGGIN, 678 State. 2-8378.

BATHS, colonic irrigations, electric treatments. L. G. & Grace Perkins, licensed, physiotherapists.' 2-7838.

8EULAH DAY - Electrologlst. Posi graduate, permanent hair-removal. 44 Grand Blvd Dial 8-4138

BINGHAMTON LAUNDRY "For Particular People'.'

DIAL 2-4234

BUNGALOW FOR SALE. $6300. Part cash. 7-3868.

CARBURETORS rebuilt, fuel pumps. Factory methods. All work guaran-teed. 121 Clinton St. Dial 2-7814.

CAROL SAYS: Start 1948 right. Make Carol's headquarters for beauty ae you like it. 80 Court. 2-8348.

CHRISTINE—Cold waves . Zotoa, Ja-mal, machineless permanents. Given in your home if desired. 7*3868.

COURT BEAUTY SHOP at 4 Asbury Court is now open. Machine, ma­chineless or cold waving. 2-7302,

Help Wanted—Men 9 MECHANIC to service small f leet of

trucks. Steady employment. Write, giving experience, references and salary desired. S-380, Press.

NIGHT COUNTER MAN — Apply D. L. & W. Railroad Station.

PINSETTER8 WANTED — Deluxe Bowling Alleys, 199 Water S t Dial 4-9723.

PLANT SUPERINTENDENT WANTED

A man capable of handling produc­tion In a small plant. Excellent opportunity for right man. Write F-382, care Press, giving full qualifications.

PLASTERER WANTED. CALL 4-3181.

REFRIGERATION MECHANIC with engineering background or equiva­lent experience to take charge of refrigeration department for manu­facturer of low temperature cabi­nets. Splendid opportunity for right man. Ex-serviceman preferred. Excellent living conditions. Write X-9271, Press.

SALESMAN WANTED by wel l known oil company. Man over 35 pre ' ferred. Experience not necessary. Immediate steady income for man with car. Write S. H. Collins, 561 Standard Bldg.. Cleveland 13, Ohio.

DRAPES. CURTAINS, BEDSPREADS MRS. APPLEY DIAL 2-7643.

COY—The funeral of Luther B. Coy will be held at the Congregational Churfch. East Pharsalla. Monday at 2 p. m. The Rev. G. Edgar Wolfe of Norwich wi l l officiate. Burial will be in East Pharsalla. Ar-ranzements by the Seymour F u ­neral Home.

DOW — The funeral" of Mrs. Annie . Dow will be held at the George H. Scholderer Home for Funerals. 269 Chenango St. . Monday at 1:30 p. ro. The Rev. Joseph Smith will officiate. Burial will h e in Chenango Valley Cemetery.

FRAZIER—The funeral of Mis . Nettie E. Ffazler will be held at the J. F. Rice- Funeral Home. 130 Main St.. Johnson City, Monday at 11 a. m. Burial .will be In Riverhurst Ceme­tery at the convenience of the family, *

HAYNE — The funeral of Burnard Hayne will be held a t the George H. Scholderer Home for Funerals. 269 Chenango S t . Monday at 4 p. m. The Rev. Chrlsenberry A. Ritchie will officiate. Burial will be in Vestal Hills Memorial Park at the convenience of family.

INGRAM — The funeral of Andrew John Ingram will be held at the Frank J. Kel ly Funeral Home, 152 Conklin. Ave . . Monday at 2:30 p. m. The Rev. Percy F. Rex will officiate. Burial will be In Sunn Hill Cemetery. Vestal. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday and Sunday afternoon and evening.

U N D S E Y — The funeral of Burton Lindsey will be held at the . J. F. Rice Funeral Home. 130 Main St.. Johnson City. Monday at 1:30 p. m. The Rev. Charles Dempsey will officiate. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery at tine convenience of the family.

LYNCH—The funeral' of Mrs. Gene­v ieve Casey Lynch will be held at the home of . her sister. Mrs. Loretta Keane. 229 Court St., Mon­day at 9 a. m.. and at 9:30 a. ra.

. at S t Mary's Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Arrange­ments b y . M . J. Moriarlty.

FOR • wave that will please—Cold Waves. $7.30 up; machineless, $5 up. The Vel-Suzanne. 112 Court. 4-9604.

PaUKDATloM GARMEWS. size 32-06. out-size models, belts FAMXSE CORSET SHOP. 84 Chenango.'2-2797

HAVE YOU a band instrument not to use? We pay nigh cash prices. LARKIN'S. 94 Chenango St. 2-3933.

KRUEGER—On and after this date. I will not be responsible for any debts other than those contracted by myself.

MR. GEORGE KRUEGER, , 175 Washington S t . Blnghamton. N. Y. LADIES' fur coats remodeled expert -

ly, ladies' fine tailoring done by Tip Top Tailors. Save 50%. 60 Exchange S t . ground floor. 2-4731.

LARGEST ASSORTMENT of models, airplanes, boats, Jeeps, supplies . .

KERN'S. 2 Court S t Open 9 to 9 LEARN TO SEW your own clothes

and save. Only 8, 2-hour lessons. Call Peg Barrowcllff. 7-3373.

LEAVING for Arizona by car about Jan. 15. Gentleman to share trav­eling expenses with gentleman. Write M-623. Press.

LILLIAN'S BEAUTY S l l b P . 25 Court. Lustrous cold wave , $12.30. Other permanents. $4 up. Dial 2-6812.

TOOL, DIE and Instrument maker. Must be A-l all around mechanic. One capable of supervising small tool room and shop preferred. Others need not apply, t Shop lo ­cated in Blnghamton, N. Y. Write P-618, Press.

UPHOLSTERY FOREMAN — Buffalo manufacturer offers splendid oppor­tunity for man with thorough knowledge of large production meth­ods In upholstering; must be fully experienced in training workers on line system sectional work. State detailed qualifications, age and sal­ary expected. Write X-9278, Press.

WATCHMAKER—Full or part t ime. Benensohn's, 124. Water S t

AN EXCEPTIONAL' SALES OPPORTUNITY

We .are looking for a high grade man from 30 to 45 years of age with a minimum of six years successful creative sell ing experience to cover the Southern Tier, selling mailing equipment for a national organiza­tion. He will receive a good salary, plus commission. We also offer low cost group life and hospitalization insurance, car Insurance, bonuses, paid .vacations and pension. Send complete Information, giving sales experience and earnings during past six years. Only applicants w h o can stand a thorough investigation will be considered. Address Box X-9274, Press.

EXPERIENCED Jewelry man to be partner in establishing retail store. Write -D-653, Press.

Help Wanted—Women 10 i' ,

ASSISTANT DEPARTMENT MANAGERS

Pont-war plans require the services of experienced, energetic young

' women with pleasing personalities to assist department managers in selling and general departmental supervision.

U you have a successful background of experience, have good merchan­dising imagination and are willing to "Work for a future," we will be pleased to interview you.

Apply to Mr. A. H. Mayer.

Sears, Roebuck b Co. 174 COURT STREET

Blnghamton. N. Y.

BEAUTY OPERATORS—Not much experience required. Apply Star, 40 Court S t

Cashier-Typist, $27 Stenographers (4), $23 to $28

Many Positions—Male and Female NO REGISTRATION FEE

ACADEMY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 2-3659 or 138 State St., 4th floor.

CHAMBERMAID—Apply housekeeper. Carlton Hotel.

!

CLEANING WOMAN Ave. Call 4-2812.

80 Fairview

CLERK-TYPIST, about 20 years of age. Steady job. Apply Carlova, Inc., 141 Chenango St.

COUNTER GIRL for day work. Apply D. L. & W. Railroad Station be­tween 8 and 11. No phone calls.

COUNTED GtRL WANTED-Experi-

Help Wanted—Women 10 EXPERIENCED saleslady for variety

store. References. Top salary. Write Box B-364, Press. ^ _

EXPERIENCED ex-serviceman wants active partner to start tile and lino-le'um business. Veteran preferred. Address Box D-602, Press.

EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER -

with some knowledge of general office work. Apply at once.

SOUTHERN TIER ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.

Corner Water and Henry Sts.

enced. Chris' Hot Dog Stand, 301 Chenango St.

DEPARTMENT MANAGERS With Selling Experience

Apply Employment Office W. T. GRANT CO.

ELDERLY LADY to act- as companion. Sleep In. Inquire newsstand, 113 Chenango S t

» FURRIER—Able to do all repairs on

fur coats. ; Steady position. Good hours and pay.

APPLY MR. BLOCK A. R. SWARTZ CO. Blnghamton, N. Y.

GIRL for housework; l ive in or out; $15. 8 Riverside Drive. No phone calls. '•

MUSSO'S BEAUTY SALON

CUSTOM MADE COLD WAVES $15

307 PRESS BUILDING. 4-3164.

NORTH SIDE 5c. 10c. 403 Chenango. Children's snow suits, snow pants, winter coats, on sale. Open eve.

OPENING" S66N - "La Mignonne

MACKOWIAK— The funeral of Con­stance Lou Mackowiak will be held at the J . F. Rice Funeral Home. 130 Main S t . Johnson City. Mon­day at 9:30 a. m. Burial wil l be in Calvary Cemetery.

V A N WORMER—The funeral of Mrs. Rose E. Van Wormer will be held a t the Ernest H. Parsons Funeral Home. 71 Main St.. Monday at 2:30 p . m. Burial wil l be In Spring Forest Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from T to 9 p. m.. and Sunday from 3 t o 3 and 7 to 9 p. m.

CARD OP THANKS WE WISH TO EXPRESS our deep

gratitude to our wonderful friends, neighbors and employes of the D. L. & W. Railroad for their kind­ness and assistance at the time of our b e r e a v e m e n t **

., MRS. PAUL WESTON MISS MARIE WESTON MR. P A U L L . WESTON MRS. STEWART COMFORT

WE WISH TO THANK our friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and floral offerings a t . the t ime of death of our beloved- son and brother.

THE FAMILY OF HAROLD CLAYTON HAHCOURT.

Beauty Salon." 33 Court S t Betty Gertrude Snyder. Watch for date.

P&W&ER P U W Beauty Shop - All types of permanents, cold waves, hair tinting. 30 Lydia S t 2-9742.

RAE" BELLE, 22 Blanchard Ave. Per-manents. all types, $4 up; marcel-llng and hair dyeing. Dial 2-8767. SPRINGER PRIVATE HOSPITAL . Maternity and Convalescent

16 Evelyn St. Johnson City 7-5221. STELLA'S BEAUTY SHOP. 607 Press/

B>dg.—Featuring Eugene Croqulnole* permanents. 4-5781 for appointment

TUXEDO rentals Complete tuxedo, full dress 234 Main St.. Johnson City Ben's Clothes 8hop 7-1930 ,

WTLBOR'S D e p t Store. 227 Chenango. Men's union suits and separate gar­ments, sheep lined coats.

Lost a n d F o u n d S

FOUND—Pair of bi-focal glasses. Owner may Identify and pay for ad. 79 Brown S t , Johnson City.

i r ANYONE finds lady's black purse trimmed in gold which was taken

* from Eagle's Club. ' please return. Purse contained string of keys and address book. 98 CHenango St.

LOST—Small enameled and gold 33rd Masonic Pin. Reward. Dial 2-2886.

LOST—Male terrier, black and" white. Mole over ear. Reward. 2-5958.

EXPERIENCED farm hand. Good house, Deyo Brothers Farm, R. D., 5. Blnghamton.

LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT MAN!

National concern wants resident rep­resentative covering Blnghamton and Eastern Pennsylvania, including Al-lentown, Bethlehem, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, etc. , for quality l ine of canned foods, dried fruits, fruit juices, etc. Car expense plus l ib­eral commission. State age. exper­ience, past e m p l o y m e n t Write Box X-9267, Press.

LOST — Gold d i p with green stone, Friday. Dec. 21. In vicinity of Lewis and Chenango Sts. Reward. Sentimental value. Dial 2-2301, Ex­tension 88, until 3.

LOST OR STRAYED on Conklin Rd., small white dog, tan markings, straight ears. 2-8290.

WE WISH TO EXPRESS our heart­felt gratitude to our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and assistance at the t ime of 'our bereavement

MRS. STANTON RUCKLE A N D FAMILY.

Lazy Veteran Stai Out of Job Pueblo, Colo.—(WS)—George

Obsitnik, World War II Vet­eran, is without a job despite his month-old newspaper ad for work. The ad said: • "Lazy overseas veteran de­

sires easy job with good pay. Preferably one where he could git down."

Obsitnik has had several of­fers, but rejected them be­cause they weren't what he wanted.

"Sure, I am lazy," the vet­eran admitted, "and most peo­ple are. But they just won't admit it."

Big Locomotive Hauling Fruit

Philadelphia — <U.R) — The most powerful dicsel locomo­tive ever built in one unit is ready for fast freight runs down the Eastern coast. The streamlined giant packs 3,000 horsepower in one cab.

The locomotive was built by Baldwin aocomotive Works in Philadelphia for the Seaboard Air l i n e Railway and will be used to rush fruit from Flor­ida to northern markets. It has a top speed of 120 miles per hour but will not exceed 85 m.p.h. on its runs.

LOST—Marquise and turquoise brace­l e t N e w Year's Eve at the Poplars on Conklin Rd. Reward. 2-3788.

LOST—Yellow gold watch with black strap somewhere In center city. 2-1383. 24 Sherman Place.

LOST—Silver service bracelet with name and serial number. Frank Salvemlnl. 8010249. Dial 6-6662.

LOST—German police puppy; no col­lar. Vicinity Upper Conklin Ave. Dial 2-2247.

LOST—Identification bracelet, initials C. M. C , vicinity Grand Theatre.

_ ^i^y**1 1 Ave' Reward-LOST—Pomeranian, male, bare tail:

needs spclal care. Dial 2-6901. LOST—Identification bracelet in v i d n -

tty of Strand and Riviera Theatre, N e w Year's Day, initialed Margaret Dial 7-4757.

LOST—One man's brown E. J . shoe, size 6Va. Dial 2-5II0. '

LOST—Lady's gold watch, between Greene and Blnghamton. Phone 2-0108.

Reward.

LOST—In Grand Ave. American Store or vicinity thereof, a $20 and a $10, bill. Monday evening. Reward. 7-3541

MIDDLE-AGED Businessman or Salesman WANTED — T w o mature businessmen

or salesmen. M. E. Richman, new man starting mid-year, 1945, earned $6,331.02 first 6 .months, AVERAGE of over $1,000 per month. T. D. Stockwell, another man, started early in 1945. earned $5,310.53 first 8 months. In past 6 years C. A. Solberg earned a young fortune of $40,105.64. (Solberg works only about 8 or 9 months per year.) In past 4 years E. H. Ferguson received a young fortune of $42,753.06. In past 2 years N. E. Crist received $20,-753.50. During past year H. A. Mugler earned over $11,000, his sec­ond year. Over 150 of our men have earned $400 to $3,000 in one month, many being n e w men re­placing others entering the armed forces. (These are SWORN STATE­MENTS.) These grqss earnings are. of course, exceptional. Many of our men are not only making that kind of money now, but did so long be -

, fore the war. It's a foregone con­clusion that our men wi l l do even better now that we've returned to peacetime activity. Men who were "bankrupt" when they started now

-have big new homes, some two cars Instead of one, are sending children to college, and enjoying security for the future. Man is needed for this area—also several others for nearby territories. Our most successful men

, are those who are able to be away from home traveling one or two weeks at" a time — outdoors, in Healthful. Fascinating Occupation. Our product (U. S. Pat. App. For), sold on long trial credit terms, no down payment, to high-grade, dig­nified trade such as manufacturers, business officials, schools, merchants, large farm and ranch owners. Cer­tain wartime shortages, not e x ­pected to terminate soon, greatly increase demand for product Earn­ings advanced weekly . Big season just ahead. Rush name, age, for full details. Vice President, P. O. Box 711-A2. Fort Worth, Texas.

GIRLS to learn laundry work. Only those who really want to work need apply. Davis & Sweeney Laundry, 348 Chenango St.

GIRL or Woman for general house­work and help with children. 6-2598.

GIRL—Over 18 to do housework; 3 In family. Write W-641, Press.

GIRL OR WOMAN to care for two children days. Dial 2-4113.

GIRL OR WOMAN to care for child. Days only. No laundry or house­work. 9 Bellaire Ave. 6-6976.

GIRL OR WOMAN to help with housework and care^ of children. 71 Rotary Ave.

GIRL wanted to work in restaurant Bennett's Lunch,- 41 Lester Ave., Johnson City.

GIRL or Woman for general house­work: s leep out; good wages. Dial 4-4013,

GIRL for general housework: small family in suburban community, one block bus; $100 monthly. for experi­enced girl; can place another., girl In immediate neighborhood. Write details. Mrs. G. Cornell, 72 Green-acres Ave.. Scarsdale. N. Y.

EXPERIENCED girl or woman for general housework, cooking and to aid in care of two school children. Live in. 2-7951. ' . •

WANTED immediately fountain girl, waitress. See Mrs. Bettman, Lunch­eonette. McLean's.

Help—Men or Wumen 11 RATE AND BILLING CLERK with

large transportation company in Binghamton. Excellent opportunity. Write qualifications to Box L-847, Press. .

WE NEED 50 Experienced Stitchers

FOR OUR FIRST Y E A R S POST-WAR

PROGRAM We Will Also Train

Young Women Without Experience

For Work on MEN'S and WOMEN'S SPORT

CLOTHES Modern Daylight Plant with Cafeteria 45-Hour Week—Liberal Piecework Pay

Apply in Person or Write for Employment Application

DRYBAK 67 Frederick St., City

Positions Wanted—Men 13 CRAFTS THERAPY INSTRUCTOR-

Prlvate Studio or Group Courses. Prospectus on request. Dial 2-4648.

EXPERIENCED CHEF desires posi-- tion. Can take charge of kitchen

in hotel, restaurant or cafeteria. Write BOx M-625, Press.

Offices—Desk Room 30 OFFICES (2) — Third floor, central.

Phone 2-5070.

OFFICE SPACE 1,000 sq. ft., first floor

Court Street, heated FRANK D. ROBINSON

58 Exchange St. 2-3523

Farms for Rent 31A FARM—52 acres, 3 miles from Greene.

Phone 7-0478.

Wanted to Rent 22 ARMY OFFICER and family desire

furnished or unfurnished apartment or home, at least 2 bedrooms, Alex­ander Hamilton School area. Con­sider leasing home of family going South for winter. Dial 4-1534.

EXECUTIVE IN AN ESTABLISHED COM­PANY DESIRES A 5 OR 6-ROOM APARTMENT OR HOUSE. PLEASE CALL/ 7-2301, EXT. 11, BETWEEN 8 AND 5. AFTER 6 CALL 2-8463.

EX-SERVICEMAN and wife would like 2 or 3 rooms furnished. 2-3511.

EX-OFFICER desires 4 or 5-room apartment or house unfurnished. 4-359*7

EX-SERVICEMAN-and wife desire 3-room furnished or unfurnished apartment. Dial 4-0497.

EX-SERVICEMAN and wife need 3 or 4 unfurnished rooms. Dial 4-0596.

EX-SERVICEMAN, wife and child desire 3, 4 or 5 rooms. Willing to re­decorate. Good handy man. 2-0462.

House* for Sale 34

FIVE-ROOM unfurnished apartment desired by Blnghamton school teacher with wife and 2 children. Cait 2-5091.

IN MAY or June young couple desire four-room unfurnished apartment. Reply Box C-389, Press.

OLDER VETERAN needs living quar­ters with two bedrooms.so wife and daughter can join him in Bingham­ton. Write Box R-608, Press.

PLAIN CIVILIAN - businessman and wife desire "unfurnished apartment. Dial 7-3107.

Servicemen's Situation Wanted 13A

EX-ARMY OFFICER from Texas with experience .in executive work pro­duction, manager in printing com­pany, personnel manager, desires position. Phone 4-4746.

EX-SERVICEMAN desires position as radio and repair man. Experienced in A.M. and F.M. radio. Write Box X-9280, care Press. .

EX-*U.S. ARMY staff car driver wants private or courtesy driving. Ameri­can, white* middle age; unattached. 30 years' experience wtih no major accidents. Please write V. Taylor, care of Oakland Hotel, Whitney Point, N. Y.

GRADUATE mechanical engineer. Just discharged, with 5 years experience in power plants and design, desires position in Southern Tier. Write T-401, Press.

GIRLS FOR LAUNDRY WORK

MODERN, WELL-VENTILATED PLANT

PRODUCTION BONUSES PAID PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT

Binghamton Laundry 80 SOUTH ST.

OPENING FOR JANITOR—Workers' Trust Co.. Johnson City.

THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO.

Has. an opening for a man w h o has had previous experience In sell ing direct to consumer. 'Must have ability to train, maintain and direct sales people. Man 35 or over pre­ferred. Good opportunity on salary and commission basis. Apply 221 Front St. T

LOST — Erie Railroad pay check. Wednesday, on Chenango S t Dial 7-5151. Reward.

F L O R I S T S

Artistic Flower Arrangements YOUR PLOR1ST

153 Washington 4-9777: nights 4-2339

BARNES* FLORIST"" « MAIN STREET

DIAL 4-43»|; NIGHTS. a~«39S.

COSTAS FLOWER SHOP Flowers for Every Occasion

1200 Vestal Ave. Dial 4-4374, 4-4375

DXLLENBECX'S GREENHOUSES 740 Riverside Drive Johnson City

and 66 Court St Dial 7-2036. .

MacLENNAN'S FLOWERS*" Florist Telegraob Asao Member

iXt Court S t Dial 2-6484

MARKOWrrZ. FLORIST We Specialize in Funeral Designs

28 Court S t Dial 2-7666

"EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted—Men 9 BREAD and roll baker. Excellent op­

portunity in bakery- with modern equipment and sales store. 1 hour from N e w York City. The Bait. Inc.. 82 Nassau St.. Princeton. N. J.

C 6 6 K W A I T E D - Hotel experience preferred. Good opportunity. Write Box B-431. Press.

COUNTER MAN or short order cook wanted. Top salary; good hours. Reld's Diner. 43 Henry St.

DEMONSTRATERSJ-Full or part time, day or evening; group advertising, no canvassing. Neatness, willingness to learn more important than e x ­perience. Car helpful. Write X-9277, Press.

DIE MAKERS Immediate openings on day or night

shjft for several first class, experi­enced men.

Excellent working conditions in a new plant.

Steady work and permanent at top wages, plus overtime.

Many employe benefits, paid vaca­tions, group insurance, etc.

APPLY AT

B. M. C Manufacturing Corp.

(BOTNICK MOTOR CORP.) 3-9 Orlswold S t

DISHWASHER — Peter's Lunch, Court S t

106

WANTED—Factory sales representa­tive. Applicant should be familiar with automotive replacement parts and acquainted with automobile dealer trade in Pennsylvania and New York. Should be from 35 to 50 years of* a g e ' w i t h a successful sales background. Salary, expenses and bonus. Please give complete experience record and personal in­terview will be arranged if pre­liminary information qualifies you. Write X-9268, Press.

WANTED—Young man to learn busU ness by starting in warehouse to prepare, for position in office. Must have pleasing personality, willing to work and a t ease using tele­phone. Write stating age. educa­tion, experience and salary require­ments to B o x W-670, care Press.

WANTED — Baker that can bake Vienna and rye bread. Will furnish a helper. Good salary. Call or write Luce! Bakery, Cortland. N. Y.

WANTED — Man tor general farm work. Experienced, good milker. Married or single. Tarbell Guern-sey Farms. Smithvllle Flats. N. Y.

WANTED—Assistant in poultry p lant Married or single Some knowledge of poultry desirable. Good opportu­nity for man interested in poultry. Tarbell Guernsey Farms, Smithville Flats. N. Y.

YOUNG MAN "TO DE­LIVER GAS BILLS. STEADY EMPLOY­MENT. BINGHAM­

­TON GAS 'WORKS, 267 COURT ST.

GIRLS WANTED Packing Department

Light work. Steady job. Good starting rates. Piece work.

GLIDA CORP. • 62 Water St.

GIRL —FOR—

SHIRT PRESSER PIECE WORK, 55c A N HOUR TO

START. CAN MAKE UP TO 70c AN HOUR

BATES TROY LAUNDRY CO.

151 LAUREL AVE.

HAIRDRESSER with managing ability, $50 per week salary. Apply Star, 40 Court St.

HOUSEKEEPING AID — Cleaning patients' rooms. Pleasant work. Charles S. Wilson Memorial Hos­pital, Johnson City.

HOUSEWIVES can earn $8 daily sel l ­ing Maisonette dresses. Big spring line. Write Ward Stllson Co., Bing^ hamton, N. Y.

HOUSEKEEPER - COMPANION for young woman 26 and 2 children, 10 miles from city on local bus line. Small home with all conveniences. No laundry. Call 4-0266

HOUSEKEEPER to assist semi-invalid woman. No laundry. Live in. 2-5847.

HOUSEKEEPER for elderly couple. Live in or out. Welch, 15% Hawley.

ICE CREAM store manager; good hours; good pay; pleasant working conditions. Phone 4-9812 between 2 and 10 p. m. for appointment.

JANITOR—Marine Midland Bldg. See Mr. Ryder. _

LADY to assist with housework and care of children. Room, board and good pay. Phone 4-3517 after 6.

MAJDS WANTED—Apply Mrs, Jab-son. Arlington Hotel.

NURSES WANTED - Campbell Wurs-lng Home, 2-3208.

NURSE—For small institution. Must be registered or graduate. Good salary to right person. 7-5221.

S A L B S L A D X E ^ to sell lingerie. Steady

RETURNED VETERAN wants odd Jobs, such as furnaces to fire, re­move ashes, sidewalks to keep clean by the week. In vicinity of Hawley St. Inquire Alfred Warner, 103 Hawley St., basement.

P o s i t i o n s W a n t e d — W o m e n 14

AT LIBERTY—Practical nurse. Call or write to Mrs.' Burdlclj, 326 Main St. Grea t Bend, Pa. •

BOOKKEEPER — Experienced, would like position half days. 7-3987.

CURTAINS DONE, put on frames, 40c Lace, crocheted tableclothes. Salisbury, 141 Robinson St. 2-4636.

LAUNDRY WORK expertly 'done. Will call, deliver. Dial 2-0140. /

HOUSEKEEPER — Middle aged: de -pendable. Write Box J-607, Press.

SECROTARY-RffiCEPTIONIST - Five years secretarial experience. Young married lady of 25 desires position requiring initiative and responsibil­ity. Capable of operating P. B. X. Write Box W-640, Press.

WOMAN wishes light housekeeping. Mrs. Barlow. 7 Chapel Place.

AMBITIOUS invalid lady needs work that can be done at home. 7-3868.

EXPERIENCED WOMAN with initia-tlve and ability, capable of manag­ing office, preparing financial state­ments, and general accounting. Ex­cellent tax background. Interested in connection with a future. Refer­ences exchanged. Write Box B-363, Press.

MIDDLE AGE LADY wishes work in city where mother' works or in country near bus. How much wages?. Write X-9275, Press. Send stamp.

REFINED woman desires position as companion and light housekeeping. Practical nursing ability. Write K-381. Press. j

WANTED—Typing to do at home. All work confidential. 7-2253.

WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN nights. Call 6-3919.

E D U C A T I O N A L .

WANTED — 4-5 unfurnished rooms; couple, ex-serviceman, no children. Refined section. Permanent. Write Beddoe, 39 Walnut St. 7-4387.

R E A L E S T A T E FOR S A L E

Real Estate Agents 33 A. M. RUSH, REALTOR

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE 187 MAIN ST. . DIAL 7-5359

EDGAR O. ROSE REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE

11 NORTH ST. PHONE 2-0693.

" ENDICOTT REAL ESTATE • ANGEVME AGENCY

145 Washington Ave. , Endlcott. Tel!" 145

FRANCES McK. VAN GORDER REALTOR

130 Washington St. Dial 4-3366

HERMAN BALIN Real Estate. Broker '

Court Square Bldg. Dial 4-3229.

H. B. ROSENFIELD REAL ESTATE

DIAL 4-1789 •

Industrial Sites—Homes and Farms RALPH W SMITH

Licensed Real Estate Broker Vestal, N. Y P.O Box 100, End. 2200

JAMES F. MINER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

418 Firth St., Endlcott. End. 1270

EDWARDJ3 ST., duplex, first floor vacant, 5 rooms, fireplace, shower bath, second floor, 5 rooms, finished attic, l o t 50x170. Garages. First floor being newly decorated. $10,000.

MURRAY ST., VACANT—Large sin­gle, 2 baths, oil heat, garages. Can be used as 2 or 3-famlly. Newly decorated throughout: $10,500.

UPPER FRONT ST. location, modern , colonial, 6 rooms, sun parlor, fire­

place, garage, large landscaped yard. $9500.

INVESTMENT PROPERTIES CARROLL ST., 6-family, 6 rooms

each, steam heat. 10 garages. Ill­ness forces sale, $14,000.

WEST, 5-family in 3 and 4-room apartments, steam heat, stoker; electric ranges; refrigerators; e l ec ­tric water heater; 4 garages, $10,000.

MRS MILLER MILLER REAL ESTATE DIAL 4-3350. H1LLCREST — 6-room semi-bungalow,

privately constructed. Living room with fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen with breakfast nook, recep­tion hall entrance to first floor. One master bedroom with 2 closets, 2 other medium size bedrooms, cedar closet, modern shower, bath, second floor. Sand finished walls, quar­tered oak floors throughout, base­ment game room, electric water heater, furnace heat, basement shower and toilet, attached garage, storm sash and screens, rear sun porch with awnings, deep level l o t Price $9800. Terms arranged.

24 Beacon St. HAYES 4-1429.

LAUREL AVE.—6-room duplex with 6 garages, large lot; income $60 a month. Price $6000; terms ar­ranged.

PAUL ZEGGART. 4-1624 24 Beacon St. L. W. Hayes. .4-1429

MASON AVE. -S ing le . 4 rooms. H i * floor: 4 bedrooms and bath, second, vamlsh trim, large attic. t Full cemented basement with drain: laundry facilities, Thatcher furnace, newly shingled exterior, good roof. 2-stall 2-story garage, large level lot. 50x147. near bus, schools and stores. Price $5500 $1000 down.

37 Blgelow St LINEHAN Dial 2-5574

Bouses for SaJe- 34

MUNSELL ST., 30—Well built duplex, very fine condition, large lot; $7000. One-half cash.

NORTH BROAD ST. — 5-room semi-bungalow off State Road in Port Dick; 2 bedrooms, oak floors, wired for electric range, heatrola heat, completely furnished; large l o t 100x120. PriceJ $2700.

W. W. WERTS, 7-3577

FOUR-BEDROOM SINGLE, West Side location, good condition; downstairs lavatory, sleeping porch, 2-car ga­rage: reasonable possession. DOUGLAS With PHELAN. 4-4925

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION FIRST WARD - Oak St. Duplex. 5

rooms down, 6 up, 2 furnaces, good condition. To settle estate, only $6000. Reasonable down payment.

SCHAEFER, Press Bldg. 2-7624, 6-6214

MAY'S BULLETIN 8-FAMILY BRICK apartment house,

renting $3,912 year, sell for $25,000. Hot water heat.

SOUTH SIDE 5-FAMILY. renting for $1,100. sell for $7,500. Commanding location. *

6-FAMILY, West Side, renting for $3,240, sel l for $22,000. Pink of con­dition.

WEST SIDE 3-FAMILY house, renting for $1,200 year sell for $7700. Stove h e a t

WEST SIDE furnished apartments, renting for $5,816 year, heated and dressed, sell for $30,000.

CENTRAL CITY—24 kitchenette apart­ments, completely furnished, rent­ing for $16,000 year.

MAY BROTHERS Tel. 2-5067. 99 Collier

NEAR CITY HOSPITAL Possession Feb. 1, 6-rpom twin. Oil

heat, electric water heater, nice kitchens with cabinet sinks, large l o t $8700. For appointment call

MRS. EVERETT. 4-2354. With FARLEY, 4-4038.

NEW HOUSE. 28x32. not entirely fin­ished. Materia) to complete on premises. Reasonable. 6-5842.

OCCUPY—30 DAYS East Side, nice 7-room hpme. nice

kitchen. Venetian blinds, automatic water heater, garage. Extra half lot, strawberries, raspberries, fruit trees. $7700.

PHELPS. 4-2069. nights GRONER 2-8779 POSSESSION 30 DAYS—Leaving city,

near Ansco—8-room brick, excellent condition.' vapor h e a t garage. En­dlcott 1565.

OAK ST., 256—Modern 4-family, 5 rooms each. Rents $1980 a year, 510,500. Call 2-1646; evenings 6 to 6.

OAK ST., near Spring Forest—3-ian? tly, 5 rooms and bath, first COOL; 6 rooms and bath 2d floor: good attic and cellar. Because of death in family price reduced from $7600 to $6000 Good location, bus at door. Down payment. $1,000. First floor vacant. Move right in.

GUY H. BEAM. 7-1614

OWEGO — Attractive single. Good Front St. location; 7 pleasant rooms,

'bath, furnace, new double sarage. This is an outstanding buy at $3500.

HARRY H. COLE 506 Fifth Ave., Owego. Tel. Owego 546.

With W. W. WERTS

JAMES G. BROWNLOW REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE

21 Jay Street (Rear) Dial 2-0852

MAY BROTHERS Residences, Business, Farm Properties -• 99 Collier St. Dial 2-5067.

MELLARD REALTOR 130 Washington St.

Phone 4-3360.

MILLER REAL ESTATE City and Suburban Properties

23 Edwards S t , Dial 4-3350.

WARD R MURPHY -Real Estate Broker and

Genera) Contractor 559 O'Nel) Bldg. 2-3372, 6-3441

Houses for Sale 34

Music Teachers 17

PIANO INSTRUCTION — Beginners, advanced students; popular, secular, classical. Page, 283 Robinson.

B O A R D A N D R O O M S

Rooms—With Board 20

positions. Good hours and salary. APPLY MR. BLOCK A. R. SWARTZ CO.

Binghamton, N. Y. SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS—Good pay

and good hours. No night or Sun­day work. Apply at Llggett's Drug Store.

Help Wanted—Women 10

DISHWASHER wanted: $30 a week; no Sunday work. 425 Main St., Johnson City. James Lunch.

FURNACE-MAN". experienced. Apply A. R. Greene, 6M331.

172 Helen St. Dial

FURNITURE REFINISHER. experi­enced. Apply McLean's Personnel.

MOORES' FLOWER SHOP Florists Telegraph Asso. Member 100 STATE ST. DIAL 4-3591

PATTERSON GREENHOUSE Flowers For All Occasions

34 Moeller S t * . 2-1668

WAXEMAN FLOWER SHOP Member Florists* Telegraph Assoc.

90 Chenango S t Dial 2-7417

ANNOUNCEMENTS' Personals 1

A BOY. Girl. Man. Woman should have pens, pencils, leather and other valuables REMOGRAVED for Iden­tification. Inexpensive. Lifetime guarantee. REMLICK. 129. State.

A SPENCER support relieves hack ache, supports sagging abdomen ano breasts RUTH HARDINO S-347S

ALL Bride»-to-Be can save on irw vitations. announcements at Jog-gerst's. 116 State, opposite Sisson's.

HOTEL FREDERICK ENDICOTT

will pay top price for an out­standing 3- or 4-plece orchestra. See Mr. Walz about an audition.

JANITOR for West Side apartment house. P e r m a n e n t Call 6-5018.

JANITOR—Marine Midland Bldg. See Mr. Ryder.

MACHINE ~ ASSEMBLERS

Minimum of 5 years assembly ex­perience.

OZALID ANSCO ROAD

MAN—Honest, reliable, for milk route. Apply Tiffany Farms, Port Crane, N. Y.

MAN—For furnace stoker and light janitor services. Apply 214 State St. 2-8876.

MEAT CUTTER, experienced, a good character. Steady work. Tiffany's Market So. Washington S t

' BOOKKEEPER For women's retail ready-to-wear . shop.

Must be thoroughly experienced, un­derstand double-entry bookkeeping, be capable of handling operating statements, accounts payable, etc. Experience in payroll and tax work desirable, but not absolutely essen­tial.

Permanent position, 40-hour week. adequate salary.

DOYLE'S 24 Court S t , Blnghamton, N. Y.

STENOGRAPHER for general office work. Spauldlng Bakeries, Inc., 39 Exchange St.

WAITRESS—Good wages. Plaza Res­taurant 118% Washington Ave., Endicott.

WAITRESSES WANTED at Johnson City Diner, 220 Main St., Johnson City.

WEST SIDE—Room, board and ga­rage. References, required. 6-515%

R o o m s — W i t h o u t B o a r d 21

CHENANGO ST., 121 »/a—Two clean sleeping rooms. Inquire 2nd floor, Thursday or after 8 p. m

HENRY ST.. 115—Small warm s leep-ing room for woman. References.

JOHNSON CITY (42 Sturdcvant S t ) — 7-4008. Nice room for gentleman.

J 6 H N S 6 N CITY", West gt. — Warm front room for, business man. 7-3521.

JOHNSON CITY. 2 Park Place—Fur­nished room. Call 7-2579.

MAiN ST., 319—Room for 2 people. Private entrance.

ARENA—Twin house, rents $70 per month. A bargain at $6500.

ROOSEVELT AVE.—8-room single, ga­rage and large l o t $5800.

MATTHEWS ST.—Twin, 6 rooms and bath each side. $7500.

PENNSYLVANIA AVE. — Duplex. 8 rooms and bath each floor, plus ex -

, tra apartment over garage. $6000. LEROY ST.—Large corner lot with

small modern house in rear. $4000. FRANK D. ROBINSON

58 Exchange St.. or Dial 2-3523.

ARTHUR ST. ~- Near Main; duplex, gas heat. '

HENRY ST., 116—Offers wanted. MAIN ST.—16 rooms, 2 baths. EAST SIDE—Twin, $5500. PORT DICK—Duplex, big lot. $6000. 4-FAMILY, $10,000; another. $15,000. 2 STORES and 4 apartments, $12,000. APARTMENT HOUSE, $25,000; rents

$6800. NEW BUNGALOW, Johnson City,

$6500. CRESTMONT RD., 80 —Large single,

$7500. CLARKE ST.—Twin, $7000.

.FRONT, 1024^—First floor vacant. LIBERTY. 100—Brick duplex, $3200. DOWNTOWN business block, $15,000. ALSO DRUID PLACE, 10 — Next to

126 Helen St.; dandy semi-bunga­low.

We Broker with Any Broker.

HOTCHKIN 6- S0NS/

63 COURT ST.. Over Llggett's Dial 2-0610; Evenings, 4-4005, 6-5795.

BIOELOW ST., 66—Semi-bungalow. Is now being used as 2-famliy house. Modern, with extra lot, fruit trees, all kinds of shrubs, etc. Must sell. $6500. Part cash. 7-3868.

BURR AVE., about a miles, from Conklin1 Ave. , small cottage, 4 rooms, electric lights, needs repairs, one-car garage. About 'lb acre land, hard road, price $1500 Small payment down Consider good car as down payment.

37 Blgelow St LINEHAN. 2-5574

PARK ST.—West Side location. « Good duplex. One apartment 5 rooms and bath; one apartment. 3 rooms and bath. Excellent condition. Nice lot, shrubbery and barn. $8000; 30 days possession.

GUY" H. BEAM. 7-1614

PENNSYLVANIA AVE. — Five-room home, extra lot, chicken house. $4500.

PHELPS. 4-2069. nights GRONER 2-8779 SENECA ST.—Near upper Mill St.,

bungalow, 4 rooms: living room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen and bath. Hard­wood floors, cement basement, fur­nace, lot 50-125, high elevation, beautiful view. Now vacant. Imme­diate possession. Price $3000. Terms

37 Blgelow St. LINEHAN 2-5574. ST. CYRIL AVE., 18—2-famlly, two

blocks from Ansco's. A 4-room apartment rents for $300 a year. Vapor heat, large front porches, rear porches enclosed; also garage. Dial 2-4382.

SFMI-BUNGALOW. good location, e x -• tra lot. $8700: 3-famlly on Cypress • St.. $6000, half down: 2-family on

Oak St., $5000; single . home on South Side, $4500; 2-family on North Side, $6000; single in Endicott, $6000; Johnson City, Main St., 2-famlly, price $9000; it's worth i t For fur­ther information call

EWANOW, 6-1647. 154 Matthews S t Evenings, 6-1629,

SIX-ROOM D U P L E * - Sun parlor, breakfast nook each floor. Imme­diate possession. Owner, 94 Mitchell Ave., 1st floor, 2-4, 6-8 p' m.

STEAM HEATED 6-famlly with 6 rooms and bath In each apartment and 6 garages. Large level l o t

SOUTH SIDE, fine residential area. 10 minutes' walk to Courthouse. House always rented. For sale at $17,500.

ONLY $2,917 per apartment. <&n you buy 6 rooms and bath with steam heat at $2,917 anywhere today. You know the answer, it's a bargain, so don't delay. Terms arranged.

FRANK D. ROBINSON 58 Exchange S t qr Dial 2-3523.

VACANT—MOVE IN LIBERTY ST.—Good 8-room single.

New roof and side wall shingles. Close to center of town. Near bus

and schools and only $35001 GUY H. BEAM. 7-1614

, VACANT—MOVE IN West Side, excellent location: Schu­

bert St., near Crestmont Duplex—Five rooms and bath each

floor. First floor modernized; two good hot air furnaces. •

New roof and exterior paint job. Good lot and garage.

Close to schools and bus. GUY H. BEAM. 7-1614

VXCTINT BUNGALOW — Six rooms and den (one floor). Excellent con­dition, furnace, gas, electricity, 2 baths, double lot, variety of bear­ing f^uit trees, convenient location, close to schools. $6500.

HARRY WEINTRAUB with W. PRESTON, Court Sq. Bldg. 4-3819

Evenings, 6 to 8. 2-3829

anbuTban Piotxiiy HO GLEN AUBREY — Attractive twin

house, South Side; nice living room, dining room, modern kitchen. 3 bedrooms, nice bath with shower.

NORTH SIDE — 4 nice rooms mnO. toilet

This house has a new roof. Also in­sulated with rock wool. Side wall shingles, storm windows, doors and window screens, steam heat and i attractive electric stoves.

South apartment Is completely fur­nished with new attractive furni­ture. '

Lot is about Vi acre. This property is on main highway and 20 minutes drive from factories. Owner out of town. Will sell all for $8300.

GUY H. BEAM. 7-1614 NIMMONSBURG—VACANT

A small 5-room bungalow with fire­place, built of cement block, paint­ed white, stove heat garage and

. nice lot Add to the price of $2980 the cost of putting in a u^ell and It is still a cheap home for that loca­tion.

DEL NASH. 603 Press Bldg. 2-6114 VESTAL LOCATION—Attractive i

STURGES ST. duplex, 6 pleasant Booms: bath each floor; new fur­nace: near Chenango; 2-car barn; large l o t «Only $6500, terms.

DAVIS 4-0154, or 2-0814.

TOMPKINS ST.— ExceDe'nt attractive duplex; 6 good sized rooms and bath each apartment; 3 nice bed­rooms. Beautiful chestnut trim and oak floors. Nice front porches and Enclosed rear porches. Good sized lot and new 2-car garage, New roof and exterior paint job.

This is one of the best properties on the market today and only $9500.

GUY H. BEAM. 7-1614

CENTRAL large rooming house. 20 rooms all rented. Good location. Income over $5000 yearly. Stoker steam heat, hardwood floors, 17 rooms furnished. $3000 down, $16,000.

DAVIS. 4-0154 or 2-0814.

MURRAY ST., Dial 4-4014.

142— Sleeping room.

SEMINARY AVE.. 63—Bedroom, nice-ly furnished. Dial 2-0250.

ONE or two pleasant rooms, partly furnished, for quiet refined people, garage. Write E-677, Press.

ROOM with private bath and en­trance. Suitable for business person.

. Call 2-1291.

SLEEPING ROOMS for business girls. 208 Court St.

Rooms for Housekeeping 22

WAITRESS WANTED—Must be first class and reliable. Good wages and very good tips. No Sunday work. Apply in person mornings, Vyncr's Diner. No phone calls.

WAITRESS WANTED, 252 Chenango St.

WOMAN, reliable, experienced in care of children, for institution work. Phone 2-0544.

WOMAN as nurse or nurse's aide; also one to help in kitchen wanted at once for nursing home. Live in If desired. Write C-388, Press.

WOMEN for laundry and cleaning. Lourdes Hospital.

AMBITIOUS WOMAN over 27. Earn-" 'ngs beyond average. Working hours 9 to 4. Write Box C-387, Press.

ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY - Per-manent position for competent young woman. Shorthand and typing necessary. General business experi­ence essential. Pleasant office: 5-day week; chance for advancement. Apply Clark-Cleveland. 20 Wall St.

PORT DICK—2-room kitchenette ar­rangement. No drinkers. 2-4141 for appointment after 6.

Apartments and Houses 56 COURT ST., 220 (corner of Ruther­

ford)—3 rooms. Dial 2-6850 between 12 and 1 and after 6 p. m.

REAL ISSTATIS FOR KEN?

F u r n i s h e d A p a r t m e n t s 27

MAN AND WIFE to do Janitor work In exchange for a furnished apart­m e n t

FRANK D. ROBINSON 58 Exchange St. Dial 2-3523 EMPLOYED LADY will share apart-

ment with teacher* or other em­ployed lady. References exchanged. Write Box H-439, Press.

3 ROOMS and bath. $13 week; quiet people desired. Dial 2-1635.

Business, Indus. Property 2J»

SPACE AVAILABLE FOR

MANUFACTURING A N D STORAGE PURPOSES

48-50 WALL ST. DIAL 4-4328

CHARLOTTE ST. — Six-family: im­provements. Rents $116 a month. $6300.

CHESTNUT ST. — Twin, 6 rooms each. $9500.

CHESTNUT ST. — Duplex, 5 rooms each. $8500.

CLINTON ST.—Store and two apart­m e n t s / $6300.

CONKLIN RD.—Five-room bungalow. 9 years old; 2 large hen houses fully equipped, .capacity 3,500 hens, 4 acres; 30 days posessslon; $10,500.

FRONT ST.—Large 2-famlly with heated shop, 25x50, all improve­ments. $8000.

FRONT ST. — Nimmonsburg location, duplex, one apartment v a c a n t $8500.

HAENDEL ST.—Twin, 6 rooms each apartment. $7900.

LINCOLN AVE.—Twin. 8 rooms each apartment. $8500.

LIVINGSTON ST. — 4-famlly, rents $106 a month. $12,000.

LEROY ST.—8-room single, all lm* provements". $12,000.

MAIN ST.—6-family apartment. One vacant. $22,500. )

MAIN ST. — 5-famlly apartment. $20,000.

MAIN ST. — 6-family apartment. 525,000.

OAK ST.— 9-family apartment. *Fine condition. $30,500.

WORDEN ST.—6-famlly apartment; in­come $187.30 a month. $12,000.

ROGER LEGGE Office, 97 Collier St. Dial 4-3464

Evenings, 4-2303. AGNES MANNING, 6-1708.

CONKLIN ROAD—Tiffany Park, 3«<, miles out. Modern 6-room Colonial, nearly new. First floor toilet, ga­rage, fireplace, good water, porch, shade, lot 80x200, city bus. Carroll R. Tiffany, owner. Dial 4-2879.

DRIVE LOCATION, close in, 6-room bungalow, fireplace, beautiful tile bath; modern oil heating system: excellent cel lar. . garage. $13,000.

DOROTHY FAATZ. 6-2378 <\- FRONtf STT; near Drive—7-family

brick, rents $5000 a year; $2500 profit. Priced $22,500. Call 2-1646, evenings 6 to 8.

FRONT ST.. near Drive—Brick, 12-toom single, lavatory on each floor, laundry, ballroom in basement, 2-car garage, $12,500. 2-1646, evenings 6 to 8. '

EAST END SINGLE—8 rooms and game room in basement, steam heat and automatic hot. water, garage and generous grounds; near school and stores. Good buy for $7900.

. SEE MR. HOUSE BUCK REALTY CO. 2-5338

EAST SIDE single, very large l o t $2700. $500 down.

NORTH SIDE 3-*amily, 6 rooms each. $4600. Good terms.

NORTH SIDE, 2-family, 6 rooms each, $4200. Easy terms.'

Repairs Needed on Each. LOUISE HILL with OLIVADESB

- Dial 4-51)2 or 4-4830.

NORTH SIDE—4-famlly apartments, 3 and 4-room suites. Good income.

. Price at $8500. Terms. Call— F. S. CAIRNS. 2-4029 with L. H. GREENE 88 Henry St., 2-1291

NORTH—Move right in to one apart­ment. • Let Income from 2 other apartments help finance your home.

CLARK DECKER. 4-5618.

VETERANS Approved for G. I. Loan and FHA.

Opportunity for two veterans to team up and buy a nice 5-room West Side duplex. No cash required. Hardwood floors, painted 'walls, good condition throughout. Price $6900. Other duplexes at $8500 and $9000.

GOOD 5-room bungalow, $8000. VACANT 8-room bungalow, $6300. EXCELLENT 4-famUy. West Side,

very good condition throughout Income $165 a month. $14,500; terms.

EXCELLENT 5-room North Side twin. $7700.

VACANT 8-room single, $6300. B. VAN, 2-2908. J. PEARCE, 2-4210.

9 Asbury Ct. .

3-FAMILY. also garage apartment and 4 garages. Just off Broad Ave. Excellent condition, tile bathroom floors, built-in tubs., automatic gas hot water heater. Out - of - town owner offers this for, $11,000.

RONDON REALTY. REALTORS 300 Main S t . Johnson City. 7-2341

ly new brick 6-room house on double l o t All kinds of flowers, fruits and berries. Attached garage.. House was exceptionally, well built for owner .with steel and plate glass windows, marble window si l ls; screens throughout; air conditioning; fireplace in living room and recrea­tion room; electric water heater. Price $12,000.

VERONA KING. 4-4624 Nights. MRS. SQUIRES. 2-0272

WEST C6LESVILLE— Bungalow buHf 3 years. 5 rooms and bath; c o m ­pletely insulated; hot .water heat; 100 acres of land. Some' stock and tools. $7800.

132 Main S t J. M." FY ALA. 4-2644) DESIRABLE VILLAGE HOME '

First floor 6 . rooms and bath; 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms, good cellar, fur­nace; nice lawn, shade trees, large barn, excel lent garden; % acre; A - l neighborhood. . Only $2800.

^JENNINGg. Dial 7-5676. DOUBLE HOUSE—Five rooms a 5 3

bath up; five rooms and bath down. Two-stall garage., large lot in back. In village of Vestal, l i block front business section. Will trade for farm close to Endicott Write G-424. Press.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION"" 7-ROOM bouse, bath, furnace, a t ­

tached garage and 5 acres located on main highway and bus l ine between Apalachin and Owego. Only. $5500.

JOHN BRAIN. REALTOR US Washington Ave.. Endicott , 47.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION — 8-room house and lot 10. miles Out Hen house, electricity and water. In v i l ­lage. State road. Private owner. Write Box X-9270, Press.

SUBURBAN COLONIAL—8 rooms and bath, sanded and papered walls; a u ­tomatic oil heat; attached garage; deep driven well; Endicott phone; located 2 miles from Owego on black top road. Convenient to Endicot t Easy driving distance to Bingham­ton. $4400.

HARRY EL COL* 506 Fifth Ave. . Owego. Tel. Owego 548.

With W. W. WERTS

2 ACRES with 8-room modern house, about 15-minute drive from' Endl­cott: circular drive and nice lawn; garage; chicken houses; on black top road.

25 ACRES near Endicott: house o f 7 rooms, bath and sun parlor; base­ment laundry room; electric hot water heater; conditioned air heat; bavement barn and new chicken bouse.

PAUL T. FRAZnCR. with TRIPLE CITIES REALTY

1706 Monroe St. End. Phone 2124. 5 ACRES—8-room old fashioned com­

fortable house with electricity,, fire­place and bath. Large barn, ma­cadam road. Very pleasant view. Possession soon.

W. PRESTON, Court Sc|. Bldg. 4-3212 8-ROOM HOUSE with all improve-

ments, Including sun parlor, 2-ctory garage and barn. Va acre garden, o n hard road, 35 minutes drive from Courthouse: $1500 down and balance on easy terms. Call at 1178 Vestal Ave. , or call 4-9720.

34 and 32 GRISWOLD for sale. Both houses need repairs. The two can be bought for $7,000. These are

%both 2-family houses. Can be 'shown by appointment Call

F. S. CAIRNS; 2-4029. with L. H. GREENE 88 Henry St.. 2-1291.

$700 BUYS bungalow ion Riverside Dr. Full price $3500. Balance paid monthly like r e n t

$800 BUYS single house in Johnson City. Full $3950. Large lot includ­ed. Balance paid monthly l ike r e n t

EISENSTEIN with BISHOP. 2-2112 Evenings, 2-8887

Lots and Acreage tor Sale . 2< SUNRISE TERRACE LOTS 50-75 or ISO ft Frontage

REYNOLDS. 704 Front St 2-1012. EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT'S i n

Binghamton, Johnson City. Vestal Gardens. D. P. SELLECK. 2-9158.

LOTS BEST LOCATION ON WEST 8XDB CRARY AVE.—65x123. 21900, CRARY AVE.—85x125. $2500. GILES AVE.—55x125. $1250. DONALD AVE.. WESTOVER—235*

DUFFY—Dial 6-1240.

LOT 50x109 at Hill and Moeller S t s ^ also lot 59x125 at Pearl and Cedar Sts.. Twin Orchards. Inquire 292 Front St. Dial 2-6131. 1

LOTS, ACREAGE. Castle Creek R d -Chenango Bridge Rd., Upper Front S t Easy terms if desired. SAVrrCH-MERRILL * CO.. INC.

6 Court St. Dial 2-2869

NORTH SIDE—6-room semi-bungalow with garage; automatic oil beat, sun parlor, toilet and bath second floor; also shower and toilet first Price $6300; terms.

NORTH SIDD—2-family, 5 rooms and bath each floor; good condition, oak floors, 2 furnaces, 2-car garage Price $6500; terms.

CONKLIN AVE—3-family in good re­pair, lot 43x120. with 2-car garage; rent $64 per month. Price $5300; terms.

SOUTH SIDE—2-famlly on Burt St.. near Rockbottom Bridge. Hardwood floors, one furnace, lot 50X150 with 2-car garage. Rents good. Price $4750: down payment $1250.

HOLCOMB. INC. 2-3228

SOUTH SIDE Duplex—1st floor, 6 rooms; second floor, 6 rooms; S-car garage. Price $5500.

W. EVERETT EYRICH 782 O'Nel 1 Bldg. Dial 2-326)

SOUTH SIDE—Six-room single, first floor bedroom. 2-car garage, deep l o t Rented at present. $6000.

BARR with BISHOP. 2-2112 Evenings. 2-7561.

S6UTH—Comparatively new modem 2-family, four rooms and breakfast room each floor, garages. Rents $96. Only $8300.

VERONA KING. 4-4624 , Nights, 6-5764.

n J o h n s o n City P r o p e r t y 34A

JOHNSON CITY, South Side—Modern semi-bungalow, buflt 4 years. Shines throughout; 5 rooms and bath, at­tached garage and play room.

132 Main St. J. M. FYALA. Dial 4-2646

WEST SIDE — Six-family apartment house. Each apartment has 5 rooms and sun parlor, steam heat with stoker, 6 nice ranges, laundry tubs, 6 garage's, nice condition, well lo­cated. Rents $260 a month. Price $20,000

BARR with BISHOP. 2-2112 Evenings, 2-7561

WEST SIDE - Close In. 2-family $4800, $800 down

OARELLA. 18 Riverside Dr. 2-1333 ATTRACTIVE nearly new 6-room

colonial, fireplace, downstairs lava­tory, large lot with trees. $9500.

VERONA KING. 4-4624 Nights, 2-9164.

IF YOU want a roomy, comfortable home this is it. Fireplace, 4 lovely bedrooms; convenient, West Side location. $9800.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION — 6-room single. West Side. Priced for im­mediate sale at $4800.

EXCELLENT INCOME property, 2 spacious 0-room apartments, one 4-joom apartment; $1140 yearly in­come; selling for $8000.

FRONT ST. LOCATION—6-room sin­gle, only $3800. If you are handy, this can be made into a lovely home. Quick possession.

COLEMAN, Real Estate, 7-5396

CENTRAL LOCATION—U-apartment block in excellent condition and location for renting. Always has waiting l i s t Income $4344 per year. Total expenses $2200. Net profit $2144. Widow will sell for $20,000.

GUY H. BEAM. 7-1614

RIVERSIDE DRIVE (near)—3-famlly. separate heating unit& sun parlors, A-l condition, 3 garages. Rentals $960. Price $7500. Terms.

SCHAEFER, Press Bldg. 2-7624, 6-6214

CENTRAL LOCATION — AttrncUve large brick apartment block, 17 nice apartments. Always rented and has largo waiting l i s t Easy walk to everything. Assessed valuation $22,000. Income $4458 per year. Shows a net profit of $2850 per year. Will sell for $21,000, which is be­low assessed valuation. Terms can be arranged)

GUY H. BEAM. 7-1614 EXCELLENTLY L6CAT^D 4-bedroom

home, largo l o t double garage. Price $7400.

Call RUSS MARTIN COLEMAN REAL ESTATE. 7-5396

SMALL 5-FAMILY Apartment - oak floors, chestnut trim, private baths, low upkeep; 10% net Income. Price $7700. Terms. RONDON REALTY. REALTORS

300 Main St.. Johnson City. 7-2341 T W 6 - F A M U V house, newly built;

spacious rooms. • Direct from owner. No agents. 38 North St.

2-KAMILY TWIN, Grand Ave.—3 bed-rooms each side, excellent condi­tion. Dial 7-4460 evenings.

6 LOTS -on Rozelle Drive located tax Rozelle Heights, Stella Ireland Rd. 67 Glenwood Ave. . 7 to 9.

Business, todost Property 3d HOTEL — Brick building. 30 rooms.

Steam heat stoker fired. Llcensa with good business. It is a real buy on reasonable terms. Call—

21 Ayres St. J. E, McGLYNN 3-3622 OVER 600 f t of D. L. & W. rail sld-

ing on Alice S t Includes a house and barn on large plot of ground. $10,000 or would trade.

FRANK D. ROBINSON 58 Exchange St , or Dial 2-3322.

Farms for Sale 27

10-ACRE FARM, close in. l eve l , fertile land, between Vestal and Owego; 8-room house, furnace, electric, bath. running water; easy commuting dis­tance to Triple Cities. 23500.

HARRY H. COLE 306 Fifth Ave. , Owego. Tel. Owego 342,

With W. W. WERTS

70 ACRES—Land lays wel l : nice woods: 8-room house, lights, b a m . Better look at i t 23900.

O. W.' HOPPES, Realty 81 Main S t , Vestal. Phone 1812

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IF YOU are interested in an Income property that includes furnished apartments, fireplace, stoker heat, well, there Is lust too much to put on paper—let me show you this property on Lincoln Ave. with $3900 income. Priced reasonably.

RUSSELL C TERRY with J. E. Shute 12 Front St.. Vestal End. 848 or 4-3495 SOUTH OF MAIN S T . - N e a r the

drive, a fine twin house with 6 nice large rgpms each aide and • 4-room apartment on 3rd floor. Brand new furnaces and newly painted. If you want the best lo­cation. This Is it I

VALLEY REALTY 106 E. Main S t , Endicott

Phone Endlcott 1375. FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW. bath,

shower, fireplace, laundry tubs, storm windows, screens, shrubbery, garage. All in good condition, fine location. $6800.

O. W. HOPPES. Realty SI Main St.. Vestal Phone 1619

LARGE twin duplex and 3 garages on large lot about 50 by 200 feet. Only Ha blocks from Washington Ave.' No heat worries as each ten­ant furnishes own heat. Has "in­come of around $1300 per year now and by a few changes could bring in much more.

THREE-FAMILY on Main St., Endi­c o t t Conditioned air heat with oil. Garages. Would bring in over $800 per year besides nice 5-roora apart­ment for owner.

GARFIELD AVE. — Twin with 18 rooms. Could easily be converted to small apartments or ideal place for barber and beauty shop. Small down payment and terms.

PAUL T. FRAZIER, with TRIPLE crrncs REALTY

1706 Monroe St. Call End. 5184.

98 ACRES, some level, barn drinking cups, lights, 7-room house; lights, furnace, part of bath fix­tures in; 13 head cattle, milk cooler, all farm tools, hay, 200 chickens; hard road. $6600.

O. W. HOPPES, Realty 31 Main S t , Vestal. Phone 1612

120 ACRES, 3 horses, 17 cows, 430 hens, crops and tools; 2-room house, running water, electric lights. 2 barns, 2 hen houses. 13 miles oat . *6000.

VAN ORDER, 39 Clarke S t 4-2232

172-ACRE Chenango Forks stocked farm. Made up of gently rolling land. Easily cultivated and espe­cially rich and adapted to the rais­ing of cattle and feed crops.

Buildings in very good .condition. Concrete basement barn, 22 stan­chions, running water, horse barn 50x40, milk house, electric cooler* double decker chicken house, gran­ary, hog house.

Stock—21 milking cows. « heifers. 2 large work horses, 1 FarmaU trac­tor on rubber with all farm tool attachments, 2 new Surge milkers, 2 wagons, hay loader, manure spreader*, and many other imple­ments and tools; 50 tons hay. Milk check $400 monthly.

The Colonial house has 9 pleasant rooms, furnace, electricity, running water, large lawn, shrubbery, and Uiade trees. Owner will sell every ­thing for $11,000; $4,000 down, pel* once on mortgage. Here Is your opportunity to own a profitable form close to the city, if you a d at once.

W W. WERTS 356 Main St., Johnson City. 7-2371

^ S u b u r b a n Property 34C SIDNEY— 10-room house, '.'« acre land,

furnace, bath, electric, gas, bucket­s-day water heater, white asbestos siding, insulated attic, storm win­dows and doors, awnings, lovely porches, easily, heated; nice lawn, large garden, fruit trees, berries, garage, brooder and laying houses; good roofs on all buildings. Central location. Income $575 plus owner's apartment Phone Sidney 5169.

BIO BARGAIN 105 ACRES, nice house with batik

electricity, and furnace. Can be used for 2-family. if. necessary; Large basement barn, chicken cooi and other buildings all painted. 21 head of cattle, team, tractor, milk* ing machine and all tools. Thii farm is on a main highway clean to town. A steal at $1X000. >

R. F. STRICKLAND 630 Jones S t 1029-W or 2399-W

. * CITY FARMER—If your wife is hi

love with a good brick home. witS tile bath and kitci^n, hot watet heat and close to town, and you are. interested in a few registered cow* 160 chickens, all kinds of tools, reg? istered Jersey bull, registered heifers, tractor, milking machine good silos, brooding houses. elee> tricity and water in all buildings) 60 acres of land, more U you de» sire, for $16,300. built i n 1242-* ask for an appointment to see thii property.

RUSSELL C. TERRY with J. E. Shuts 12 Front St.. Vestal. End. 845 or 4-3482]

FARM BARGAINS GALORE Appraisals, Business Locations

ROY C. SHADDUCK. 30 James. 2-43TJ ' • . i i . i . . . i • u

FOR SALE—200-acre farm, one mile from main highway: two miles from the Village of Greene. Productive land and excellent Umberland. Ten-room house, lights, spring- water, wired for telephone, bath room, running water, large modern barn, silo end milk house. Write Box X-9272, Press.

GOOD FARM for sale—86 acres, elec­tric, 4 miles from Newark Valley.

FRED FROST, Newark Valley. N. .V.

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