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st. At. st. Street for for at st, of 3 SIX-A Daily Iowa Almanac 50 HIGH Oclear Brain snow Continuous lines (isobars) pass through Shaded areas show regions of precipitation (isotherms) pass, through points of equal Licenses to Wed in Iowa. Muriel McManus, Davenport: Kent, CLINTON- -Robert Powell, Clinton, and and Jeanette Hoop, both of Clinton: Edmond C.

Melchert and Frances A. Raun, both of Clinton: Paul DeWitt Brown. Cedar Rapids, and Lena Estella Higgins. both of Clinton: Edgar W. Dahme.

Chicago, and Lorraine Franklin, Gustave L. Anderson, Davenport, and Bernice A. Raymond, Clinton. GRUNDY CENTER--Henry Stock and Mary Ellen Grady, both die Grundy Center; Robert Katzer, Grundy Center, and Velma McWilliams, Conrad. John J.

Mueller, gal, and Bernice E. Topp, legal, both of Independence. MARENGO- Zuber, Homestead, and Marjorie Leahy, Conroy. MOUNT AYR- Harold Keplinger. Maloy, and Neva Gilbert.

Mount Ayr; Nelson Smalley. Conway, and Dorothy Jay, Corning. NEWTON--Irvin E. Jenson. 27, and Lovelace, 20, both of Newton.

W. Micholson. 22. Oskaloosa, and Golda M. Scharff, 24, Cedar: Robert A.

McNeil. 29. and' Helen Chalmers. 29, both of New York City: Donald Lee Bowman. 27.

and Virginia Violet Barton. 26. both of Bloomington, TIL George Wayne Wickenkamp. 23. and LaVaughn Wolver.

20. both of Eddyville: Cliff J. Anthony. 38. Oskaloosa, and Florence R.

Weekly, 27. Los Angeles. Sidnev Frederick Yugend, 28, Sigourney. and Harriett Bertine Hooper, 20. Hartford.

SPENCER- -LeRoy F. Anderson. 21. Morton. Minn.

and Florence L. Tenney, 19. Red Wood Falls. James Spade. 26.

Peterson. and Pearl N. Jenkins. 23. Elkhart Lake.

Ind. WAUKON-Edmund Buebe. 26. Sparta. and Ruth Krutson, 24.

La Crosse. George Smith, 21. and Gwendolyn Turk, 20. of Brownsville. Truman Aldrich.

24. and Hazel Gruver. 23. both of Milwaukee, Raymond Struttmater. 29.

La Crosse, and Irene Bartach 26. Coon Valley. William Sirkrubd. 46. and Palma Christianson.

47. both of Colfax. Delbert Krue. 19. and Evelyn Suter.

17. both of La Crosse. Donald Corrigan. 36. and Effie Williams.

31. Harpers Ferry: Stanley Knowles. 22. and Norma Herman. 23, both of Waukon: William Gilbert.

30. and Irma Holwig. 20. Black River Falls, Wachter, Joseph Dorsch. 28.

and Marie 21. both of Chicago. Norman Kuhl. 23. and Esther Ostery, 21.

both of Rhinelander, Wis. WAVERLY--Max R. Platte and Alice Mae Mueller, both of Sumner; Marion C. Hill and E. Geraldine Gamm, both of Sumner: Howard J.

Strand. Cedar Falls. and Burdene Bruns. Waverly: Oscar Kensrud. Bismarck.

N. and Betsey Martin. Fergus Falls, Minn. WEST UNION--Alex Rausch. Fort Atkinson, Loretta Hiha.

Waucoma; Ralph Robertson and Lois Herwig, both of West, Union. Iowa Deaths. AMES W. Forman, 58. CHARITON Madge Ferrell Thomas.

32. auto accident. CLINTON---Dr. H. D.

Chamberlain, 76. COLO- Vernon A. Jones, 21, auto accident. EMMETSBURG-Mrs, Patrick Leahy, 85. FREMONT--William Kinney, 69, carpenter.

CENTER- Mrs. Savilla ParkINDEPENDENCE- Mrs. Ed Bittinger, 75: 74, retired. MOUNT AYR-Mrs. Nannie Price, 77; infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Carroll Shields. NEWTON---Mrs. Milo Neal, 58. OSKALOOSA- P.

Minor, 77, retired farmer. Harvey Thomsen, 34, invalid. STORM LAKE -Abram T. Crissey, 72; A O. Lokken, 83.

WAUKON--Al 63, painter. Des Moines Deaths. REAVES--Lawrence, 55, of 1626 Capitol died Monday at Mercy hospital. Marriage Licenses. THE FOLLOWING MARRIAGE LIcenses were issued in the district court clerk's office between noon noon Saturday and poon Monday: R.

G. Webster, Des Moines, and. Clara Steffenson, Thor, Ia. legal Russell Berard. Des Moines, and 19 Helen Scalise, Des Moines 19 Richard Y.

Edwards, Omaha, and 28 Betty Jean Barnes, Des Moines. 24 Births. DICK---Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee, Winterset.

A daughter, born Monday at Mercy hospital, WEEKS---Mr. and Mrs. E. 1411 Locust st. daughter, born Monday at Mercy hospital.

BELL- -Mr. and son, Mrs. Ralph, 2004 Thirtyninth A Tuesday, 5, at Iowa Lutheran hospital. Contagious Diseases. (In Des Moines.) Cases New Released Deaths Scarlet fever .6 0 0 0 Traffic.

Following a list of persons arraigned on traffic charges municipal court between 11 a. m. Saturday and 11 m. Monday. Names, addresses and dispositions are those which appear on police and court records.

st, 0. V. S. W. at.

R. W. Ferguson, 1371 Penneyivania ave. Joe Holbrook, 1143 Twenty -first st. Before Judge Charles 8.

Cooter. The following given $1 suspended sentences for illegal parking Winifred Young. 1322 E. Vine following were fined 51 each for The failure to have their automobile properly inspected: Joe Little, 1804. Dea st.

John Miller, 3930 Fifth ave. A. Y. Russell, 4531 Boulevard Place, Don R. Rife, 3901 E.

-eighth st. The following were fined $3 each for failure observe a atop signal: Mrs. C. M. Gridoville, 1211 Twentysecond Gertrude Wilkinson.

223 Thirteenth Alice B. Geiger, 1237 Thirty-first Nets J. Nelson, 3815 Cornell 4, Edward Horsfield, 3901 Maquoketa drive. The following were guilty illegal parking: John L. Clarkson, 1016 Lyon George J.

Manatt. 2320 Arthur Miner, 820 Seventeenth C. Y. Hungerford, 858 Twenty-ninth Tim Graney, 1932 Tenth st. The following were fined $2 each Illegal parking? A.

Roberts, Anderson, 417 Fifteenth D. 3844 Bowdoin Lloyd Folger, 837 Seventeenth at. R. W. Byerly, 107 Third st Beatly Woods, 1732 E.

Twelfth The following were fined S1 Illegal parking: Sylvester Young. 705 Edison ave. Samuel Zook, 5515 Sixth ave, A. 0. Cobbs, 1319 -third st.

lows Anti Saloon league. H. T. Wiedeman, 1616 Forty-firat The following appeared court: G. D.

Wright, 4023 University tor running unattended, $2, paid. Alfred D. Smith. 0301 Third place, no drivers license. $5 or two days: inadequate brakes, $10 or three days; reckless driving, $25 or eight days.

Accident Record. (As reported to Des Moines pollee. --1938- Accl- In- Acct- Irdents Jured denta Jured Collision of automobiles 344 449 296 426 Automobiles pedestrian 176 183 158 162 A omobile, street CAr or 24 34 28 43 Other automobile accidenta 00 108 8.1 93 (As reported Coroner A. E. Shaw.) 1939 1038 Deaths pedestrian struck automobile Deaths to date, automobile street Deaths to date, automobile colVisions Deaths to date, other automobile accidents Help save a life! Look where you drive and where you walk! WAS DEPARTMENT OF WEATHER BUREAU DAILY AM, WEATHER SEPTEMBER MAP.

300 cloudy cloudy points equal air pressure. Dotted of .01 inch or more during last 24 hours temperature. Arrows fly with the wind. Widely scattered showers occurred from the middle Missouri valley to the Gulf Mexico and more general rains in the of northeastern portion of the country and from Nevada to Colorado and in Washington, Oregon and southwest Canada. Warmer weather came in over the weekend throughout the region between the Pacific coast and the Mississippi river, associated with a low pressure area that reaches from the northern Rocky mountains to the middle plains states, strong high pressure area covers the lake region and Ohio valley, attended by lower and below normal temperatures, while 8 low pressure area is moving northeastward over the Gulf of St.

Lawrence. C. D. Reed. National Temperatures.

Station Low High Prec. Amarillo, Tex. 63 92 .00 Bismarck. N. D.

50 78 .00 Boston 57 69 .15 Calgary, Canada 43 65 .09 Chicago 53 .00 Denver 64 87 .00 Detroit 48 .00 Dodge City, Kan. 70 89 .00 Duluth 63 .00 Canada 25 Galveston 04 Havre, Mont. 51 .00 Huron, S. D. 66 .00 Indianapolis 43 80 Kansas City 85 .00 Little Rock.

Ark. 70 94 .01 Los Angeles 95 .00 Louisville 85 .00 Minneapolis 67 New York 77 .00 Oklahoma City 98 Phoenix, Ariz. 76 95 .00 Pittsburgh 79 .00 Prince Albert, Canada 49 72 .03 St. Louis 56 81 .00 San Francisco 56 62 .00 Santa Fe 79 .00 Seattle .12 Sheridan, Wyo. 89 .00 Swift Current.

Canada .00 Tampa 93 .00 Valentine, Neh. 63 84 .08 Washington. D. 60 84 .00 Wichita. Kan.

70 93 .01 Winnipeg 52 64 .00 Iowa Temperatures. Lowest temperatures during the 36 hours and highest temperatures and during the 48 hours ending at 6:30 precipitation Monday: a. m. Low High Prec. Alta .46 79 .00 Carroll 87 .05 Cherokee 43 80 .05 Estherville 45 75 .00 Fort, Dodge 82 .00 Inwood 45 79 .00 Sioux City 50 82 Ames 82 .00 Clarinda 90 .00 Creston 88 Des Moines 85 .00 Lamoni .06 Mount Ayr .00 Council Bluffs 85 .12 Charles City .00 Decorah 46 A .00 Dubuque 50 .00 Forest City .00 Iowa Falls .00 Marshalltown 48 85 .00 Waterloo 79 .00 Albia .00 Burlington 56 .00 Cedar Rapids 80 .00 Davenport 55 79 Iowa City 50 79 .00 teokuk 57 86 .00 Sunset and Sunrise.

Sun sets Monday Sun rises Tuesday 6:31 5:51 p. a. m. m. Light all vehicles at 7:01 Highest temperature year ago p.

Lowest temperature year ago today 70 Precipitation year ago today Precipitation excess since Jan. 1... .86 Moon. (Furnished by Drake university municipal observatory.) Moon rises Sept. Moon sets Sept.

12 a.m. .4:50 .5:51 p. m. Divorce Decrees. THE FOLLOWING DIVORCE DECREES were in the office district court clerk's Monday: Leila A.

Johnson from James son. D. JohnRoy W. Leader from Margaret L. Leader.

Evelyn Allene Henderson Grey Henderson. from Merle Viola Wood from Frank Wood. Dorothy Brightman from Brightman. Martin Divorce Petitions. Moon.

Marjorie Macy vs. Walter J. Macy. Annulment. Divorce Petitions.

THE, FOLLOWING. district DIVORCE court PETITION office Monday: THE FOLLOWING cree WAs ANNULMENT DEclerk's the district court filed in Helen F. Benesh office Monday: Benesh. from Bernard A. War Echo Statehouse Also Is Worrying About Price Scale.

Taxes Went Up Last Time. The statehouse worry that war prices will make it harder to keep house on the old scale is an illustration that war prosperity can hurt as well as help. Iowa taxes took a hop during the first world war. Gov. George A.

Wilson had special reasons for celebrating Labor day with a smile. The button strike at Muscatine and the packing strike at Ottumwa were settled without the political heat that labor trouble brought to the previous administration. And shortly after Labor day, the Younkers strike at Des Moines also was settled without putting Wilson on the spot. United States Herring startled some of the Moines Chamber of Commerce folk when he told them the American public wants to be neutral-on the side of England and France. None of his audience seemed inclined to deny it but some thought it shouldn't be said right out in public that way.

If Herring's remark was indiscreet, Republicans could take no partisan advantage of the Democratic senator's boldness, however. The very same day at another meeting Congressman C. C. Dowell Des Moines, said prac- same thing. It may be just pure accident, but it is noticeable that since its new Republican majority came in July 1, the highway commission hasn't been calling for bids on any of that $10,000 to $15,000 a mile special type asphalt for primary roads.

The Tama Indians are the latest sufferers from the burden of federal taxation. The Great White Father's hired men descended on them recently for about $125 amusement tax on the receipts of the last dance. What makes it embarrassing for the Indians is that they had already distributed most of the pow-wow profits among the tribal entertainers. Reports of the recent debate between former Gov. Nelson G.

Kraschel, Democrat, and State Representative Dean Pelsen Eldora, at Graettinger Labor day are to the effect that Kraschel barred no holds. Kraschel apparently wanted to make up for his experience a year ago when he met the then Republican candidate for governor, George Wilson, on the same platform. Kraschel, with his campaign still under wraps, delivered a nonpolitical speech, but Wilson gave him both barrels. John V. Wicklund, who will be remembered for his letter of protest against the spoils system when he gave up his 20-year post in the state inheritance tax department recently, has set up business as a tax consultant in the Paramount building.

W. R. Ragsdale, a political wanderer for the Associated Press, finds Iowa Democratic ranks divided principall over whether to give the 1940 dele- Should Your Widow Have Needless Expense? WHY leave funeral arrangements until the last minute--when all are grief stricken and emotionally unstrung? Now--consult the E. Carl White Advisory Service. Learn what low prices White charge for a complete funeral and specify the complete cost you know to be in line with your income.

White's prices are as low as $98 for a complete adult funeral. Whatever price you choose will include everything Air-Conditioned Chapel, Male Quartet, Organist, Harpist, 2 Motorcycle Escorts, Open Flower Car. Truly a complete service with no extra charges added later. (Outside services at cost.) VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME E. CARL WHITE Funeral Home and Crematory 2505 Grand Phone 4-5181 a A Distinctive Address Grand at 25th DES MOINES gation to Franklin Roosevelt or Clyde Herring.

He can't find a definite 1910 choice among Iowa Republicans although he thinks most young ones favor Dewey, most of elders Vandenberg. WANT AD RATES Your Want Ad appears in both papers The Des Moines Register and The Des Moines Tribune on week days for one price. It ordered for a full week the seventh day is FREE. General Classification Average One Three Five Seven Words Day Days Days Days 10 .90 2.04 3.20 3.84 to 15 1.35 3.06 4.80 5.76 16 to 20 1.80 4.08 6.40 7.68 21 25 2.25 5.10 8.00 9.60 36 to 30 2.70 6.12 9.60 11.52 31 35 3.15 7.14 11.20 13.44 36 to 40 3.60 8.16 12.80 15.36 Your name and address or blind box number counts as 5 words or one line. Above rates apply to ads appearing on consecutive days.

Rooms- -Board and Rooms Positions Wanted- Lost and FoundIn Memoriam- Card of Thanks Miscellaneous for SalePersonals. TURN TO THESE CLASSIFICATIONS FOR SPECIAL RATES. Want Ads starting in The Daily Register should reach this office by 5 p. m. on the day before publication.

Daily Tribune ads must be received by 10:30 a m. on the day of publication. Sunday Register ads must reach this office by 12:30 on Saturday, Phone An Ad-Taker At 3-2111 Information concerning ads containing blind box numbers cannot be given out. For quickest attention address replies to the Want box ad number users appearing should on check the ad. their advertisements in the first issue they appear and report any error at once, as no allowance will be made for errors or misclassification after the first issue.

DEATHS DEATHS CAGE- -Services for George Cage, Runnelis, lowa, will be held at the Valley Funeral Home, West Des Moines, 1:00 p. m. Tuesday. Later services and interment in Norwalk, Christian church at 2:00 p. m.

Remains at Valley Funeral Home until time of service. HORNE- Services for Thomas Clayton Horne, father of Mrs. Emil Gustafson. Route 5, Des Moines, will be held at the Dahistrom Funeral Hime at 2 p. m.

Tuesday. Interment Rising Sun. JAMES -Services for Mrs. C. L.

(Mary James, of 1015 18th will be held at Dunn's Funeral Home, Tuesday afternoon at 1:30. Interment in Masonic Cemetery, officiating, Rev. Washington Thomas club H. Gallagher M'QUERRY- services for W. L.

McQuerry, age 68, will be 2:30 Tuesday from the Christian church at Altoona. Carson service, Mitchellville. PEPPER--Services for George B. Pepper, of 3535 3rd will be held Tuesday afternoon at Estel's Funeral Home at Marshalltown. For additional information call Dunn's.

-Services for Mrs. Florence B. O' Brien, widow of John R. O'Brien of 5631 Kingman will be held at o'clock. Monday, afternoon, at Dunn's Funeral home.

Interment in Woodland cemetery. Rev. Percy Nickless officiating. REAVES- Services for Lawrence A. Reaves, 1626 Capitol will be held Wednesday 10:30 a.

at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment, Glendale. SHAFFER- -Services for Mrs. Alma Shaffer, 2247 E. Grand will be held Tuesday, 2 p.

at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment, Glendale. STIVER- Services for Clayton B. Stiver of 3717 Forest will be held Tuesday 3:30 p. m.

at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment Masonic Cemetery. WALLDORFF- Services for Bonnie Low Walldorff, age 3 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walldorff, will be Tuesday, 3:30 p.

from McDivitt's Grove church. Caldwell-Mellhon service. FLORISTS 3A SEND FLOWERS--GOOD SELECTION. Dependable and reasonable. Order by phone.

3-6191, La Vere Braucht. NIELSEN GREENHOUSE. Ph. 1-0316. 1900 High St.

FUNERAL HOMES E. CARL WHITE'S complete service with solid cypress casket as low as $98, or metallic casket, as low as $168. 4-5181. I Cemeteries and Monuments 4B WOODLAND cemetery, lot. 120 sq.

ft. 0-254. Register and Tribune. LOST AND FOUND 5 Special Lost and Found Rates CON lines lines 03 days days $1.50 $1.00 6 days days $3.00 $2.00 A 3 days $2.00 6 days $4.00 Fewer than 3 days 25c line each day. 7TH DAY FREE.

BOSTON TERRIER, LOST. 3407 COTTAGE GROVE. 5-6588. GLASSES lost at Country Club Dance Sat. eve.

Rew. 5-1148. HAT lost at 6th and Locust Wed. p. m.

Dk. blue felt, with white pin. Pin valued as keepsake. Rew. 4-7565.

PURSE. sum of money found in cast, side store. Write 0-259, Register and Tribune. PURSE- Wine colored. Contains lady's rimless glasses.

Reward. 6-7302. RING Lost, black onyx Eastern Star, Orpheum theater, Fri. eve. Rwd.

4-8161. TIE CLASP lost in front of Katz, Thurs. Yellow gold, initials A. D. N.

4-9893. WATCH, Courtland. yellow goid Benrus. lost 19th and Rew. 5-7987.

FOUND- Setter dog. Owner may have by identifying and paying for ad. 4-8838. RED Chow lost. answers to No collar 1444 Arthur Ave.

6-1085. NOTICES 6 ATTENTION -DANCING TEACHERS and OTHERS We are now compiling our semi-annual To be featured from Sept. 17 AND 24. FINE ARTS DIRECTORY RESERVE YOUR SPACE NOW. Phone Miss Miller 3-2111 The Register and Tribune.

Want Ad Department. Cash Paid for Old Gold. A. E. Kullander Mfg.

Jeweler, 200 Kresge Bidg. FURS! LATEST CREATIONS RESTYLED FROM MUELLER YOUR OBSOLETE FUR COATS. FURS. 1503 E. 9th.

6-3885. NEED clothing, magazines, paper and turn. Regular truck pickup service. SALVATION ARMY. 224 Second.

4-2716. BEST Heel Caps, everyday 10c. Shoes made LONGER and WIDER, pair 35c. HALL'S REPAIR, 510 7th St. IT pays to attend a good school.

Catalog of CCCC. D. is free. BEST 50c SOLES IN TOWN Pussyfoot Shoe Shop, 407 8th St. ATTRACTIONS 6A SAVE on pop corn supplies.

National Peerless Corn Poppers. Machines that cook the flavor in. Best for 20 years. NATIONAL SALES MFG. Co.

605 Des Moines. Phone 3-7212. WANT shows and concessions for Bob Feller Homecoming, Oct. 3rd. Phone or write Van Meter, Community Club.

PLASTER Spitz. Scotties. Mills, 10c each. Give away 3c each Cash with order. Midway Art 322 E.

5th, D. M. "WHERE SHALL WE GO?" 1 DANCE AT VAL-AIR TUES. GOOD BYE DANCE SEASON'S AT VAL-AIR WALLY WALLACE'S MUSIC Dancing Only 25c Person THURS. TROMAR OPENING Wayne King America's Finest Dance Music -ADM.

89e PERSON PLUS TAXES PASTIME CLUB Music by the 4 Dons We specialize in Italian spaghetti. Also steaks, chickens and ribs. Open at 5. 70th and Hickman. STIRLING RIDING STABLES S.

W. 31st, Watrous. Enjoy your ride in Des beautifut water works park. Horses boarded. Ph.

3-4865. THE BOMBING AREA FEATURING THE 4 BOMBAREANS. Serving Italian Spaghetti, Steaks. Ribs. Johnnie's Place, OLD FIDDLER'S ORCHESTRA V.F.W.

HALL MONDAY DANCE TONITE AT PLA-LAN NO ADMISSION OR COVER CHARGE. HELEN UMPLEBY, dance studio featuring Balrm. Tango, Kumba. Conga Waltz, tc. 1017 Wal.

7-0289, 3-0978. SURF. Clear Lake, WAYNE KING TUES. Dances now every Sat. Sun.

Specials and Holidays. STUART. 18.. Sept, 12. dance, Burt Russell.

Beat the clock. 20c bet. 9, 40c after. HAYRACK parties on rubber tires. Call 4-4061.

SALESMEN 15 ADVERTISING SALESMAN. Louis F. Dow Company, nationallyknown manufacturer of advertising calendars and novelties, due to 100 per cent increase up to August is panding its sales organization, and has an unusual opportunity for a sales representative in this section. Successful applicant will be invited to attend a 3-day meeting in our factory with expenses paid while in Paul. Write giving complete past history and three references to Louis F.

Dow Company, University at Hampden, St Paul. Minn. MEN WANTED: Meet Rawleigh executives; talk with them about opportunities for good men in 10 Rowleigh Routes now available. Sales and Extension Managers of Rawleigh Company holding State Sales meetings in Des Moines in 10 days. Write at once for personal interview.

RAWLEIGH CO. Dept. LCM, Freeport, Ill. RESPONSIBLE MAN For established route. Steady year around work.

with no lay-offs. Earnings will run better than $20 weekly at start. No experience necessary, we train you. Married man preferred. See Mr.

Hageman, 9 to 12 at 938 6th Ave. NATIONAL organization has who opening has had for Iran over 35 years of age. educational or intangible selling expertence. Must have car. be neat, ambitious and come well recommended.

Plenty of leads, real opportunity for right man. Phone Mr. Hogan, Victoria Hotel, for appointment. ONE new and one used car salesman wanted. Drawing account to right man.

Must be producer. Write or apply to Manager, Davenport Oldsmobile 320 West 4th Davenport, Iowa. WOMEN WANTED 19 BEAUTY operator, at once. Give salary expected and full details. P.

0. Box 294. McGregor, la. BEAUTY operator, some following. 614 Flynn Bldg.

Apply in person. COOK. white, must be good. near 1173 27th. Go home nights.

No phone calls. COOK, for Private Club. Phone 4-0426. GIRL, white, good with children. Prefer country girl.

Must have refs. Good home. $4 wk. Sun. afternoon and 1 week day off.

4106 Lincoln Place Drive. 5-0572. GIRL. Experienced, gen'l hswk. Small home 1 child.

Stay nites. Employed couple. 2246 Capitol ave. GIRL for restaurant work. Apply to 11 a.

4 to 8 p. m. 122 E. Locust, GIRL for gen. housework.

Small home. Call 7-2903 or write 3418 Franklin. GIRL, white, 18 to 22. gen. hswk.

Stay nights. No children. 5-4196. GIRL, white, gen. hswk, 1 child.

Ref. req. 5813 Waterbury Circle. 5-5618. Stay nights, good with children.

3204 44th. 7-2963. experienced. for general hswk. 3 adults.

References. Call 5-8689. WOMAN, for second and salad work. Also dishwasher for Sat. and Sundays, Brown Coffee Shop, 608 4th, no ph.

calls. WHITE girl wanted for general housework. 3 children in family. No laundry, stay nights. Apply in person.

508 Clark. SALESWOMEN 20 THREE young ladies under 24, with H. S. training to complete group traveling to California and return doing office contact work. $65.00 a month drawing account.

Liberal remuneration, and all expense advanced. Mr. Salmon after 10 a. m. Chamberlain Hotel.

MANAGERSHIP open, sales dept. Est. Co. Age 25-40. Write Y-631, Register and Tribune, giving char.

ref. WOMEN to canvas for furnace cleaning orders. Holland Furnace Co. 4-2253. Positions Wanted -MEN Special Cash Rates lines days $1.00 6 days $2.00 CO lines 3 days $1.50 days $3.00 4 lines 3 days $2.00 6 days $4.00 Fewer than 3 days 25c a line each day.

BARBER- Exp. wts. gd. pay. job.

Option to buy. F. P. Thornton, Spirit Lake, Ia. BODY and fender man.

27, can give good ref. Lloyd Warren, Cumberland, Ia. BOOKKEEPING OR ACCOUNTING wanted, Recently completed Higher Accountancy Course. Age 28. married, ex-cellent physical condition.

Best of character references can be furnished in a position to go anywhere. Write P-612. Register and Tribune. BOOKKEEPER. 40, bank, factory good at arithmetic.

More for steady posttion than high wages. Best of references. Write R-782, Register and Tribune. GRAIN buyer, 15 yrs. wants position manager of grain elevator.

Write K-714, Register and Tribune. MASSEUR- Position in hospital. instituwith another masseur. 5-7328. MECHANIC and welder, are and acetylene, 15 vr's.

exp. Specialty motor tune ups. Write E-666, Register and Tribune. MECHANIC, 7 years experience on Fords and light makes. References furnished.

Write E-664, Register and Tribune. TYPING jobs done by yg. man. Exp. typist.

LeRoy Fredericks. 3-4389. POSITION WANTED. Experienced herdsman pure bred cattle, Graham graduate experienced in modern farming, poultry' Married, small family, Write X-514. Register and Tribune, YOUNG man, Drake student, will do part time work for room and board to help with expenses.

Call Miss Cloe. 5-1161. MARRIED MAN with trailer-house, on farm or dairy State wages. Write A-714. Register and Tribune.

MARRIED, 24. mechanical ability, Not afraid to work. Cons. anything. 4-4575.

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE. -RUBBISH-4-6801 hauled 25c up. Basements cleaned. Wel buy junk. Big truck.

W. E. Sturgeon, ASHES- RUBBISH HAULED. JOB HAULING, BENTLEY. PH.

4-7407. ASHES. rub. hauled. Black dirt, shale.

tree work. Large truck. Foley. 4-8038, BASEMENTS DUG UNDER HSE. TREE REMOVAL.

REF. SUMMERS. 6-1407. BASEMENTS work. dug.

Dirt Reasonable. hauled. 7-2602. Cement BRICK, cement walks, drives. Houses raised.

Foundations. Low price. 4-3764. BRICK. CEMENT.

PAINTING. CHIMNEYS. CARPENTER. PH. 7-2893.

BRICKS, walks and driveways, plastering of all kinds. 3-7855 CARPENTER FINISHER, CABINET REMODELING AND REPAIRING. 4-6568. CARPENTER, brick and cement work, remodeling or new Free est. 4-9774.

CARPENTER, doors, windows, adj. dormers. Roofs. Ref. 6-2380.

CARPENTER. cabinet, new, remodeling or repair work. 1st class. 3-2410. CARPENTER.

cabinet, porches, garages. Remodeling. Ph. 7-3559. CINDERS.

black dirt, clean sand, each $1.50 yd. 2 yds. $2.50 delivered. 4-9566. FLOOR SANDING, CLEANING.

WAXING. Permanent floor finish for floors. WALTER A TYLER. 5-7777. FLOOR sanding and finishing with gOod equip.

Work guar. satis, Keeney, 6-6643. FURNITURE. upholstered. electrically shampooed in your home.

Bailey. 5-6667. FURNACES cleaned by VACUUM. Repairs for all makes. Work guar.

Ref. 5-8700. FURNACES REPAIRED. REAS. All makes.

Free est. 4-1531. FURNACES cleaned. Repaired. Free est.

Model furnaces a spec. Jones, 3-4814. HAULING all kinds. Reasonable. Moving a specialty, $1 rm.

up. Ins. 6-7637. LAWNS seeded. sod, fert.

Trees, shrubs trimmed. Expert. 13 yrs. Hunt. 5-5540.

LAWNS, seed, sod, fertilize. Trees, shrubs, trim. Landscaping. Free est. 5-5468.

MOVING anywhere in In. Lond or part. Ins. W. Feight.

R. 6, D. M. 4-9566. MOVING.

Call Andy Marchak for estimate. Large van. Insured. Ph. 6-5659.

MOVING -LOCAL. LONG DIST. Estimate free, Insured. 4-5594. Ph.

HANLON. Painting. Houses, $20 Up Papering $3 rm. Wall washing $1 up. Rugs cleaned $1.

A-1 ret. 6-4649. Painting inside out. Stucco sprayed Lowest prices. Free estimate.

6-7455. PAINTING, papering. plaster, refinishing, The right way. Anywhere. Bayles.

4-8561. PAINTING, paper Old paper steamed off. Carpenter work. F. J.

DeBolt. 0-2542 PAINTING. wall washing. paper cleaning. Fira.

waxed, 500 per rm. Refs, 3-6682. PAINTING papering, fir fin. Walls wash. Ref.

Reas. Baker. 920 24th. 7-2955. PAINTING.

paperhanging. 30 yearn decorating. 2909 University, 5-7177 PAINTING, decorating, spray painting Farms sprayed. Mack. 4-9342.

PAINTING, inside and outside. Close eatimates. References. 5-8642 PAINTING. Paper Hanging, Paper CleanIng.

Earl Anderson, 6-4887. PAINTING. floor finishing. Ref. Free eat.

Pymts. If desired. 3-8255. PAPERHANGING. PAINTING.

WALLS WASHED. 1ST CLASS WORK. 4-1251. PAPERING-LOW COST. 6-1490 PIANO TUNING $2.00.

20 YEARS EXP, IN DES M. WORK GUAR. 5-6838. PLASTERING Hour or contract. Repair work a specialty.

Ph. 4-7962 ROOFS Diamond Point. applied $3.50 aqua re. Other kinds ream, Roof repair Tree surgery Free est. Reed.

6-1842. ROOFING, repairing. Chimney repair Trees topped, removed. Free eat. 3-3701 SODDING.

GRADING. HOD DELIVERED. BLACK DIRT. CINDERS. 6-4865.

TREES PRUNED BRACED REMOVED HEDGES TRIMMED. EST. FREE. 5-5408 WELL boring and cleaning. pumps paired.

I fix where others fall 6-2754. WELL digging cleaning. Cisterns, Basemento Tree work. Jones. Odd Jobs Wanted.

Ref. 4-1281. Positions Wanted -MEN MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE. ODD JOBS AND YARD WORK. CALL 4-8308.

EXPERT plastering, patching and stucco. Ph. 4-5877. Positions Wanted WOMEN 23 BKPR -STENO. Good at detail.

Esp. Write P-715. Register and Tribune. DAYWORK. washing, ironing or cleaning.

Mary O'Leary, Ph. 6-2068. DAYWORK- cleaning. 25c hour. carfare.

3-2758. DRESSMAKING, remodeling. coat lining. Specialize in smart lines. Appt.

5-7533. DRESSMAKING, tailoring, furs, no patterns. Home or day. 3-5639. GIRL WISHES TO CARE FOR CHILDEN and help in home evenings for room and board.

Phone 4-6253. HOUSEKEEPING in motherless home. Tribune. Capable. Write R-665, Register and HOUSEKEEPER Middle aged.

Good cook. Best of references. 1603 Clark. HOUSEKEEPER, exp. Middle aged.

5-0701. Competent. Reliable. Stay nites. LADY desires day work or job managing rooming house.

Ph. 4-1516. dried. stch. 5c lb.

Finished, 10c. Call-del. Mrs. Welch. 6-4704.

Washed, starched, dried. 25 lbs $1.00. Called for, delivered. 6-6890. LAUNDRY, Washed, dried, 20 lbs.

$1. Curtains, 25c pr. Mrs. Reed. 5-1842.

LAUNDRY wanted. Soft water White. Called for and delivered. 4-1516. LAUNDRY done in my home.

Family preferred. Good ironer. 2428 E. Euclid. LAUNDRY- Curtains, blankets, also day work.

Drake dist. 5-7109. PRACTICAL Nursing or housekeeping wanted in motherless home. Congenial, free of encumbrance, good references. Write P-314.

Register and Tribune. SECRETARY- Efficient, dependable. General office and Funeral Home experience. Write H-549, Register and Tribune. STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST-When -When in need of all good office help, exp.

or beginners. call American Inst. of Business. 4-4221. STUDENT wishes part time housework in exchange for board and room.

Call 4-1414. WANT housekeeping, clean, cook. middleage. Write Harlan, North 5 412. FAMILY wash.

bundle. SHIRTS 10c. Called and delivered. 4-2067. Auto Service and Parts 24 Rblt.

Batteries Guar. Ex. $1.98 up Auto Repl. Parts, 1109 Grand. 3-4424.

OPEN EVENINGS. Replacement parts and accessories. Motor Supply Co. 1315 West Locust. Phone 3-5129.

Wanted Autos. HIGHEST price paid for junk cars Or trucke, no matter what shape. City Auto Ex. 3-7379. Wrecking Yd.

1st and Forest. WE PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE for late model cars. also junk cars. Grand Auto 118 E. Grand.

4-3416. WE Pay Cash for Used Cars. CAR SHOP." 1202 Locust. Jack Nutt. Ph.

4-7431. WANTED. Late model cars for cash. Whitaker, 1112 Locust St. 4-6013.

I'LL Buy. Sell Or Refinance Your Car. Belter's 1403 Locust St. 4-6522. AUTOS SALE 25 Chevrolet 1939 Coupe, Low mileage.

$595 Crescent Chevrolet Co. Locust. Ph. 4-3119. Chevrolet '38, $535 MASTER DELUXE TOWN SEDAN.

Jones Used Car, 1216 Loc. 3-0011 CHEVROLET '32 coach $75 Midwest Auto Co. 1324 West Grand. Ph. 3-0025.

CHEVROLET 1936 COUPE. HEATER. Tires like new. Perfect condition. is a real buy on easy terms.

Lots of cheap transportation. 519 18th. 3-0201, CHEVROLETS can be financed with us or cash advanced on the car you now own. Low rates. Convenient, courteous service.

0'Dea Finance 1117 Locust St. CHEVROLET '36 Master deluxe town sedan, mechanically perfect. Near new tires. Radio, heater. $350.

No trade in, terms. 433 4 West Des Moines. la. CHEV. 35 coach.

$75 down. KEO CAR MARKET. 810 Keosauqua. Ph. 3-5623.

CHEV. 33 sedan. $195. Chev. '32 coach, $160.

Both extra nice. 312 East 6th. CHRYSLER 1937 royal sed. O' dr. $555.

Means Nash 1433 Locust St. Ph. 3-9594. CHRYSLER 1938 cabriolet. 40 other real bargains priced to sell.

Whitaker, 1112 Locust. Ph. 4-6013. DODGE 1932 de luxe 4 dr. sedan.

Radio, heater. Rubber very good. 519 18th St. Phone 3-0201. Ford, 1938 Coupe Metallic finish.

Today's special. Only $415 MANY OTHERS. EASY TERMS. PAUL MANNING Downtown Chevrolet Dealer Car Store, 1118-20 Locust, 4-5833 Used Car Lot. 12th and Walnut.

4-1234 FORDS of We have dollars on them. most We any can model save you you See us. UNION MOTOR SALES STUDEBAKER DEALER. 1100 Locust St. 1012 Locust St.

FORD, '35, $228 Deluxe coach. A good one. 58 Others, $25 Up MOTOR SALES East 3rd and Walnut. 4-6279. FORDS.

When you purchase your next new or used Ford O'Dea will finance your unpaid balance at extremely low rates. O' Dea Finance 1117 Locust St. FORD 1935 de luxe coupe. Good paint, good rubber and upholstery. 519 18th St.

Phone 3-0201. FORD 1935 tudor, Has new exchange motor. Nice condition. 519 18th St. Phone 3-0201.

FORD '31 sedan, nice. $95. Chev. '31 coupe, refinished. $85.

312 East 6th. OLDS '36. good door deluxe sedan. Low mileage, heater. radio.

Sell or trade. Private owner, Ph. 5-2026. OLDSMOBILE 1934. COUPE.

This 18 very clean car and priced to sell. Easy terms. 519 18th. 3-0201. PACKARD SIX, 1937 2 door de luxe sedan.

Paint. tires, motor and everything in best condition. A family car you will be proud to own. Take trade of finall down payment. Jack.

Ph. 3-1597. PLYMOUTH '36 coupe. equipped with heater. defroster fan.

bumper guards, 2 fog lights. and all dual accessories, Tires are extra good. Clean upholstery. Finish like new. Mileage extremely low.

The price is right. $95 down, 518 month. Call today for demonstration or see it. Friedmans, 211 East Grand. 4-8979.

4-5205. PLYMOUTH. See O' Dea Finance for low rates and a payment plan to suit you. Most complete automobile finance service in the state. 1117 Locust St.

PLY MOUTH. 1935 coach. clean, good cond. Heater 3130 44th St. 5-1362.

PLYMOUTH. 1933 P. coupe. Good tires. Private owner.

5-1556 Pontiac Convertible Sedan 1037 Golden beige color. Radio, etc. It's really sporty. Terms, Leo Fleck, Used Cars. 1111 Locust St.

Ph. 4-4631. PONTIAC 1938. touring tudor. maroon finish like new.

Radio and heater, $595 Arrange terms to suit. BRADY MOTORS. 1208 Locust St Ph. 3-8173. PONTIAC '37 6 cyl.

coupe. Radio, heater, U. 8. tires. Green duco finish.

SWAN MOTOR co. 510 East Grand. 4-4295. PONTIAC '35 deluxe sedan. Radio, now tires, beater.

Very good cond. 3-5078. STUDEBAKER. 1036, coupe. Owner wishes to sell extra car real buy for cash or -terms, 4-3231.

Terraplane Coupe 1937 Deluxe model. Now don't pass up thin opportunity to make a good buy in a rent good automobile We are not going to rave About its quality, equipment and etc. You come In and see for yourself. We say It'S a $395 valtie. It's going at a special price.

$295 Hudson-Jones HUDSON-PACKARD DISTR. 1408 Locust St. Ph. 3-6235. TERRAPLANE, G.

'33 conch. Good condition. $125, R. Hershberger. WILLY8 1931, de luxe 2 dr.

This In exceptionally nice condition. Ens 8000 motor. paint And appearance: terma 18th. 3-0201. IT ALWAYS PAYS TO SEE O'DEA'S D.

M. Oldest Chevrolet Dealer 619-29-10 East Grand MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1939. "WHERE SHALL WE GO?" FALL OPENING- -ARONDA CRESTON, THUR. SEPT. 14 HAROLD MORGAN AND HIS ORCH.

ADM. GENTS, 60C; LADIES. 40C. Dancing Every Tues. and Thur, HOLLYWOOD CLUB DINE AND DANCE SERVICE 5-9993 for Reservation.

FROM 5 P. M. CLOSED SUN mi. west of Golf and Country club. 298 HIGH A are Summer Cottages and Resorts 7A 36 MODERN cottages on West Okoboji, 4 rates in Sept.

$10.00 min. Manhattan Beach Cottages, R. 3, Spirit Lake, la. CLEAR Lake. Mod.

lakeshore comd 8-10. Rent reas. in Sept. 4-0687. PERSONALS 8 Personals 3 lines 3 days $1.00 days $2 7th day free $1.50 6 $3 7th day free Fewer than 3 days 40c per line per day.

The above rates apply to the advertising of private individuals who wish to convey a message of strictly personal import. Business personals will continue to be charged at the regular rate. See General rate box. WHEN YOU MOVE CALL Reppert Transfer Storage Co. Free Estimate.

Reliabie. Fully Insured. Phone 4-7231. 100 5th Ave. Sewers Cleaned Electrically No digging.

Work guaranteed. 5-2111. Paul Weston Plumbing Elect. Co. LEATHER ZIPPER RING BOOKS.

Regular school size, two full pockets, booster metal rings. Name gold stamped free. Special value, $1.95. Des Moines Stationery 507 Locust St. FOR BETTER MOVING SERVICE CALL Ware Transfer Storage Co.

12th and Keosauqua Way. 3-6161. Moving and Clean Storage Fireproof warehouse. Phone 4-2124. Merchants Transfer, 9th and Mulberry.

SEWER CLEANING SERVICE PAT. MACH. NO DIGGING. ELEC. ROTO ROOTER.

VIC EDE. 4-2377. KODAK films developed and 16 prints 25c. 35 Min. roll dev.

fine grain, 15c. Prints En. 3x3. 50 each. Cash.

No stamps. Free Film Service, Box 478, Oskaloosa, Ia. FURS RESTYLED. WALTER H. MUELLER'S ONLY SHOP.

1347 Forest Ave. Phone 5-3629. MOVING LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE. BRUCE TRANSFER Stor. 4-4101 Dr.

C. H. Harmon, Dentist S. E. 5th and Walnut.

Ph. 3-7077. KODAK rolls developed, 2 enlargements, 8 guaranteed prints. 25c with this ad. Geppert Studios, Dept.

10. Des Moines. COVERED Buttons, Buckles. Pleatings. Repairs, Parts, all makes.

Est. Free. Rec. Treadles, Elec. Sew.

Mach. Younkers HAIR GOODS. wigs, toupees and braids made and repaired. Kennedy's Beauty School, 816 Walnut. (Iowa's oldest).

FUR COATS restyled, shortened. Special price on relining including material. $5. Macy's, 204 Shops. 3-8772 COATS shortened, $1.

Coats lined. Material included. $5. 417 Kreage. 3-1422.

MEN'S SUITS CLEANED. 50c. 2 for 75e. Shaw's, E. 16.

Grand. 6-5272, 6th, High. QUILTING spec. $1.50. Zona's (formerly of the Quilt Shop), 1705 Lyon.

6-5038. LETHAL FUMIGATORS destroy all bugs and eggs. $1.50 per rm. Guar. 4-5496.

BATH. MASSAGE, REDUCING. 4-5488. Florence, 608 Walnut 5th. Wal.

BATH. MASSAGE. Look and feel your best. Etta James, 225 Iowa Bldg. 4-7905.

BATH, massage reducing. Open eves. Sun. Maxine and Irene, 1045 6th. 3-1975.

IT pays to attend a good school. Catalog of CCCo. D. is free. TOURIST cabins for rent, weekly rates.

Four Mile Cabins, 3411 Hubbell. "PATENT ATTORNEYS" TALBERT M. DICK. Personal service, No consultation charge. Phone 4-2525.

420 Des Moines Des Moines. BAIR FREEMAN, Patents, trademarks. 1400 Field Chicago, Ill. ORWIG HAGUE. 608 Crocker Des Moines.

TRANSPORTATION. SAVE TIME AND ECONOMIZE By planning your vacation via NEW AIRCONDITIONED DESELINERS 46 Hour Schedule to CALIFORNIA BURLINGTON BUS DEPOT 6th and Mulberry. Phone 3-3126. TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES. BUSINESS PERSONALS 8A Caution Both readers and advertisers are urged to use utmost caution in arranging automobile transportation.

References should be exchanged and carefully investigated. STUDENT wishes to drive for transportation to East coast or Portland. Maine. Must be there by Sept. 30.

Refs. exch. See or write Ray Kent, Nashua, Iowa. NEW cars privately owned. Leaving for east and west coast daily.

Also World's Fair. Refs. exch. 829 2nd Ave. 3-1813.

WANT ride to Mobile, by Sept. 20. Help drive. Refs. exch.

Write R-786, Register and Tribune. PRIVATE cars East or West. Ref. exch. Bonnie Mac's, 3232 Hubbell.

6-2310. CARS leaving daily to all points. TRAVEL BUREAU. 822 Walnut. Ph.

4-9242. LEAVING for Memphis Fri. Take 2. Refs. exch.

Ph. 4-2904 BEAUTY PARLORS 9 $7.50 Mach'less Perm. $2 Compl. WILLA LUCAS and FANCHON'S OPEN FROM 8 UNTIL 8. Ph.

4-0826. Ph. 3-2800. 402 Equitable Bidg. 309 Shops Bldg.

IMACSON'S 2 BEAUTY SALONS 403 SHOPS BLDG. 509 5TH AVE. PH. 4-0929. PH.

4-2984. $7.50 MACH'LESS PERM. $2. COMPL. IF you are interested in a perm.

of quality, at popular prices, call Pearl's Salon. 3-7831. Sh. and F. W.

60c. 400 Kresge. CALL HILLS Marie Salon. Badlat Perm. $1 for with your Sh.

and app't F. at 4-0321. Sh. and F. W.

35c. 4th, Walnut. EMERLING'S last offer. Perm. $1.50.

Sh. and F. W. 25c. 1315 Harding Rd.

5-5406. MONTE CARLO Perm. -Individual, 2 for price of 1. Georgia's, 5-7878. Open eves.

MISS SEYMOUR'S famous 30 curl Croq. complete $1.50. 707 Locust. 4-2021. INSTRUCTION 12 WOULD like to hear from reliable men we can train to overhaul, install and service air-conditioning and refrigerating equipment.

Must be mechanically inclined. No interference with present occupation. For interview write at once giving name, address, age. Utilities Inst. Write A-513.

Register and Tribune. MEN Welding 18 playing a more and more vital part in the building of machinery, buildings, bridges and war materials. Get your training now. Rapids School of Welding, Marion, Iowa, LEARN Barbering! Earn good money. Pleasant, easy to learn course.

Low cost. Free catalog. Write today. IOWA BARBER COLLEGE. 204 Walnut.

Des Moines, Lows. REFRIGERATION training 6 wks. shop on commercial and household units. Tuition plan allows part pay't after obtaining Job. Write K-387, Register and Tribune.

DIESEL shop training with Caterpillar operation. Box 59, Airport, Des Moines, IT pays to attend a good school. Catalon of CCCC. D. is free.

MEN WANTED 14 ARTIST wants help on 18 A. chickens, etc. Write J-690, Register and Tribune. BARBER, young. Steady work in Des Moines shop.

2303 E. 9th. 6-7022. BARBER, single, young. steady work.

R. Jones, Story City, la. LICENSED embalmer with furniture experience. married man between 30 to 40 years. Permanent position.

A Whitaker, Shellrock, Iowa. YOUNG stenographer and clerk. Prefer general farm knowledge. Write E-665 Register and Tribune. SALESMEN 15 EXPERIENCED seasoned salesman who has or can furnish a light pickup truck can make a definite connection with an immediate income and chance for rapid advancement.

Call Monday and Tuesday morning. 1905 Ingersoll. MEN WANTED for Rawleigh Routes of 800 families. Reliable hustler should make good earnings at start and increase rapidly, Write today, Rawleigh'8, Dept. IAI-148-8.

Freeport, Ill. WANTED experienced salesman free travel to represent manufacturer through Jobbers, Salary and bonus. Write, full particulars. Write R-788, Regiater and Tribune, LUTHERAN salesman wanted to represent aid association for Lutherans in eastern Town. Complete sales course offered.

Apply 422 Lafayette Bids. Waterloo, In GOOD towns open to free lance anteamen with magazine experience. A opportunity to travel with crew. 302 Shops Bide, ask for Mr. Pond.

MAKE EXTRA MONEY Bell Christmas CArdS--Box Assortment Personal Greetings. Book Store. CO. SALESMEN 4-2253 CALL FOR HOLLAND APPOINTMENT FURNACE AUTOS FOR SALE 25 $35 to $125 OLD TIMERS But Plenty of GOOD MILES LEFT '28 Buick R. seat coupe, 35 '32 Chrysler C.

M. sedan 95 '29 Ford coupe 50 '30 Pontiac coach 45 '30 Plymouth coupe 95 '32 Ford coupe 80 '30 Ford coupe 95 '31 Essex coupe 35 '29 Ford roadster 40 '32 Dodge sedan 85 '29 Ford sedan 50 '31 Chrysler htr. 125 '29 Chrysler 65 55 '31 Chevrolet coach 115 '29 Chevrolet sedan 50 '29 Chevrolet coupe 65 Many Others -Manbeck's Used Car Lot Locust at 12th Ph. 3-3153. Open Evenings.

Have You Attended Our 10-Day Clearance Sale? If Not, Do So At Values Such As--'37 Packard 6 sedan. $495. '37 Oldsmobile 6 385 '36 Buick coupe 375 '37 Studebaker coupe 395 '37 Buick coupe 545 '38 Chev. M. town sed.

525 '37 Lincoln-Zephyr 575 And Many Others Howard Sole Your BUICK Dealer West 4th and Grand. Ph. 4-6235 OPEN EVENINGS ATTENTION! IT'S THE TIME TO BUY! THESE REPOSSESSED CARS THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED AND PRICED TO SELL 1939 Plymouth deluxe 4 dr. touring sedan. Hardly broken in.

Beautiful green color. 1936 Plymouth 2 dr. Very nice condition. Has had very good care. 1936 Plymouth deluxe coupe.

In A-1 condition. 1935 DeSoto Airflow. 4 dr. sedan. Ras overdrive, heater.

A-1 condition. 1935 Plymouth deluxe 4 dr. sed. $270. 1935 Plymouth deluxe 2 dr.

tr. Good rubber. Motor in nice condition. 1935 Buick 7 pass. deluxe sedan.

Heater front and rear. Beautiful finish. 1933 Dodge, 4 door sedan, tan color. Good running order. A real buy.

1933 deluxe door. $130. 1933 Plymouth coach. New paint. New rubber.

1932 Hupmobile sport roadster. New top. Rumble seat. Maroon body. Ford Model A 2 dr.

This is in extra gOOd condition. Certainly worth the money, 1931 Chrysler, 4 dr. dixe. sedan, $95, 1931 Oldsmobile 4 dr. A dandy, 1931 Pontiac 4 dr.

sedan. Very nice. 1931 Essex coach. New paint. Motor and tires extra good.

You'll like it. 1929 Oldsmobile sport coupe. Rumble seat. New paint. Nice condition.

These cars can be purchased on a very, low down payment and monthly payment basis. 519 18TH PH. 3-0201 Open Evenings and Sunday, Buy Now! During Our 10--and--10 SALE! "10 Days Only" Discount Off all sale prices Where car is sold without a trade-in LIBERAL TERMS. LIBERAL TRADES. Chambers FORD.

LINCOLN ZEPHYR, MERCURY. 12th and Walnut. 1215 Locust. Ph. 3-3223.

Ph. 3-7659. USED CAR LOT BETWEEN 12TH AND 13TH ON WALNUT. Ph. 3-6335.

OPEN EVENINGS Good Cars--Low Prices '38 Ford deluxe tudor, overdrive. heater, near new $575 '37 Chevrolet Mst. deluxe tudor 425 '37 Plymouth deluxe touring sedan. 445 $37 Willys sedan. extra clean 345 '36 Ford tudor, A-1 condition 250 '33 Chevrolet Master sedan 135 '30 Ford coupe, good one 95 Goodman Motor Co.

EAST DES MOINES FORD DEALER. 630 Enst Grand. 4-7157. See Schooler 1015 Locust St. Ph.

3-5161. WILL PAY CASH for your car. regardless -make or model. 1429 Grand. ZENOR'S.

Ph. 4-8310. 38 CHEVROLET Matr, dix. coupe $495 138 Plymouth coupe $495 F. F.

Motors, 01010 Locust. 3-6023. IF YOU have misc. articles to sell Phone 3-2111 Sell them with a WANT AD. ASSED Headquarters DEPENDABLE for All All Makes, I Models, RUC Used Trucks You Can't Make Any Money With a Truck Not Fit to Work Our Used Trucks Are Ready to Go! Our Lot Is Open Evenings SANDERS DODGE-PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTOR.

1440 West Locust Ph. 3-0136 Lot N. W. Con 15th and Locust. 3-7800..