Charleroi Mail Sept 22, 1942

Charleroi Mail Sept 22, 1942

Part 8

Thanks to Eva Dayle Zippay for transcribing this page

The Charleroi Mail, Charleroi, Pennsylvania Tuesday, September 22, 1942 Page Eight Column 5 CLASSIFIED ADS "Every Ad A Salesman--Every Ad A Builder" Phone 75 3 Lines For 3 Days--75c 7 Days--For Price of 6--$1.50 All classified Advertising Cash With Order, Excepting commercial Accounts. 6. WORK WANTED PRACTICAL NURSES available for a day, night or twenty-four hours duty. Call Monongahela 278-M 91t3 7. HELP WANTED 7a. Male TWO YOUNG men, eighteen years old, for service station work. Apply at once. HOEL Motor Co. 92t2 7b. Female GIRL for general housework, small apartment. No cooking or laundry. 825 Fallowfield Ave., rear. 91t3 8 WANTED 8a. Wanted To Buy WE WANT to buy your singer(sic) drop-head sewing machine, treadle or electric. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 306 Fifth St., Charleroi. 74t27 DUMP TRUCK, U or V-Plate. Must have good rubber. Phone 1029. 92tf CLEAN COTTON RAGS wanted by The Charleroi Mail. Silks or wool will not be accepted. Cotton cloth must be free of buttons. 262tf FRENCH BEGIN HIGH PRESSURE CAMPAIGN IN PETAIN'S BEHALF "Belle Vernon Notes Weekend guests at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth ROLEY on Orchard avenue(sic) were Misses

Bertha ALBERT and Fannie TOMB of Latrobe. Members of the Missionary society(sic) of the First Baptist church(sic) will be entertained tomorrow afternoon in the social rooms of the church on Short street(sic).
Mr. and Mrs. Herman ALLSHOUSE and family of
Pittsburgh visited over the weekend with Belle Vernon friends and relatives.
Guests over the past weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Van ROLEY were Mr. and Mrs. Frank MORRISON of Cleveland, O., and Mrs. Charles KILL of Elizabeth.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice BAKER and family of
Coraopolis visited over the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCLAIN on Speer street(sic).

The Defense Prayer League will meet on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James STERNER in Fairhope.
Miss Beatrice FARNSWORTH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter FARNSWORTH of Fayette street(sic) has enrolled as a student at Westminster college(sic).
Miss Grace G. MILES of Pittsburgh was a recent
guest at the home of Mrs. Sutton ROLEY on Orchard avenue(sic).
Mrs. Lulu LUCE, Mrs. Alice DELP, and Mrs. Grace HIMES have returned home, after spending the past week in Uniontown, where they represented the Belle Vernon W.C.T.U. at the Pennsylvania State Convention.
Mr. and Mrs. B.E. KENZLER and Mr. and Mrs. George HOFFMAN and daughter Faith of Market street(sic) spent Sunday afternoon visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ALDERSON and Mrs. Clara ALDERSON in Houston.
Claude WAITE, a student at W & J
College in Washington, spent the past weekend visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.J. WAITE on Speer street(sic).
Miss Ruby RUTHERFORD has returned to her home in Texas, after having spent the past month in Belle Vernon.
Mrs. Lide CONNER has returned to her home on
Bluff street, after visiting at the home of Mrs. Mary McCAUGHAN, her sister, in Buena Vista."

The Charleroi Mail, Charleroi, Pennsylvania Tuesday, September 22, 1942 Page Eight Column 6 CLASSIFIED ADS (Continuation from Column 5) 9. FOR SALE 9a. Household Goods BEDROOM FURNITURE. Inquire 201 Prospect Avenue. 92t2p 9c. Miscellaneous HEATROLA, 20 inch Kalamazoo, Harold JONES, Box 295, Bentleyville. 91t3p HEATROLA, Kalamazoo $30.00, 440 Monongahela Ave., Lock Four. Phone 456-R 91t2p 9d. Real Estate BUNGALOW, three rooms and bath, $1950.00 PRISE REALTY CO., 208 Fourth St. Phone 664 86tf HOUSE, five rooms, bath, furnace, 260 ft. front, Maple Creek $4500.00 PRISE REALTY CO., 208 Fourth St., Phone 664. 86tf LOCK FOUR--Six room house, bath, furnace, lot 30X100. Near school. Owner left town. Price $3500.00, part cash. COLLINS REALTY COMPANY. 86t5 BRICK HOUSE, twelve rooms, suitable for large family or two families. Phone Donora 327-J. 91t7 HOUSE, five rooms, bath and furnace. ALSO six rooms, bath and furnace, to settle an estate. Inquire 907 McKean Ave. 91t3p 9e. Coal FOR COAL, call Charles O. CRATTY, Phone 518-M 83t30 COAL MINED from a solid block of the six-foot Pittsburgh vein. Contents--HIGH HEAT--LOW ASH, Call RIDER Coal Co. Phone 850 Ju VICTORIA COAL, Call J. HOTOCHIN, Charleroi 211-J. 111tf VICTORIA COAL, Call Lewis PETIX, Charleroi 483. 111tf VICTORIA COAL, Call Brice B. RAY, Charleroi 9532 111tf K. & H. COAL CO. Fill your coal bins now. Call 1734 and ask about our credit plan. 263tf CALL TOBY FOR COAL. No money down, three to 12 months to pay. Phone Charleroi 1289. 295tf VICTORIA COAL. Call Alex PARGANO, Charleroi 584-J. 47tf IF IT'S COAL you want, call Skippy, California 7451. 52T30 9f. Used Cars 1941 FORD Truck V-Plate, good condition, good tires. Phone 9522. Dunlevy Coal Co. 88t7p 1941 FORD Tudor Sedan, excellent condition. Write Box 241, Mail Office. 90tf LEGION ASKS FOR DRAFT OF YOUTHS IN YOUNGER AGES

Kansas City, Sept. 22--(UP)--
     The American Legion wants the United States to step up its war effort by drafting 18 and 19 year old youths immediately and by effecting total mobilization of manpower.
     Before the 24th annual National American Legion convention adjourned yesterday, the Legionnaires adopted a strongly worded resolution calling for the immediate drafting of men in the 18 and 19-year-old groups to spare family men and for conscription of the nation's resources.
     The resolution also asked for one-year's compulsory military training for all American men before their 22nd birthday as a post-war policy.
     The Legion recommended that "in order to render complete service to the country it is necessary that there be enacted a national service law whereby manpower may be assigned and utilized in war production where ever and whenever it is needed, just as assignment is made of manpower to the armed forces."

LAST MINUTE MARKET WIRE New York, Sept. 22--(UP)--

     Stocks advanced fractions to more than a point today under lead of special issues. Trading was moderately active.
     Special rails were outstanding. Colorado & Southern common jumped 1 1/4 points to a new 1942 high, while the first preferred firmed 1/2 point to a new peak at 5 1/2.
     Associated Dry Goods second preferred jumped 4 points to 67 and the common stock was active at a small gain. American distillers, American Typefounders, Guantanamo Sugar preferred, Western Union, United airlines, Goodyear Tire and Standark(sic) Oil company of California set new 1942 tops on fractional gains.

Column 7 CLASSIFIED ADS (Continuation from Column 6) 10. FOR RENT 10a. Houses THREE ROOMS with bath, 502 Tenth St. Inquire M. DUBINSKY. 91t3 THREE ROOMS with basement, one mile from Charleroi on Bentleyville Road. Phone 319-W. 91t3 HOUSE, two large rooms and basement. Phone 418. 92t2p 10b. Rooms TWO FURNISHED rooms. Adults only. 404 Fallowfield Ave. 92t2p TWO UNFURNISHED rooms. Phone Charleroi 1897. 92t3p TWO FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms, modern conveniences. Write box 242, Mail Office. 92t3 10c. Apartments THREE ROOMS $12.00, including water. Inquire KOSSOL's, Wilson Heights, Lock View. 91t3p BEAUTIFUL large three room apartment, private bath, bus service, at Fairhope. Call Belle Vernon 28. 92t3p 10e. Offices, Storerooms DESIRABLE heated office rooms, single or double. Low rents. Menlo Theatre Building. COLLINS REALTY COMPANY 88t5 11. BUSINESS SERVICE Real Estate--General Insurance COLLINS REALTY CO. S. & T. REALTY & INSURANCE CO 413 Fallowfield Ave. Telephones 277 and 870 39tf LIST YOUR PROPERTY For Sale or Rent with PRISE REALTY COMPANY 208 Fourth St. Phone 664 207tf RADIATOR REPAIRING, recoring and flushing. Free radiator test. Electric and acetylene welding. All work guaranteed at the Hilltop Garage, Basement, Broad Avenue, Belle Vernon Phone 135 (???) SWEEPERS--Repair all makes, including Electrolux, Hoover, Rebuilts for sale. We buy old sweepers. Call Belle Vernon 597. 92t30p 11a. Business Opportunities A GOOD business for sale, reasonable figure. Modern equipment and stock. Write Box 305, Bentleyville, Pa. 89t3 17. CLASS DISPLAY I WILL PAY Up to $800 for 1941's Up to $650 for 1940's Up to $450 for 1939's Up to $300 for 1938's For cars included among following: Buicks--1941, 1940, 1939 Chevrolets--'41, '40, '39, '38, '37 Fords--1941, 1940 Plymouths--'41, '40, '39, '38, '37 Pontiacs--'41, '40, '39 Oldsmobiles--1941, 1940, 1939 Dodges--1941, 1940, 1939 Studebakers--1941, 1940 Cadillacs given careful consideration Write, Phone or Come In to ANTHONY MEROLA MOntrose 1142 5523 Penn Ave. Near Penn and Negley Pittsburgh, Pa. "We don't believe that folks should borrow unless a loan is the best solution to their problem. If it is, we want to serve them." CASH LOANS $10 to $250 or more 'Personal' makes loans to both men and women, including Defense workers and others just moved into town or on a new job. Loans made to pay debts, for medical and dental attention, or for any other worthy purpose. We also make "Between-Pay-Day" loans for small amounts. Loans are made on just your signature, furniture, or auto. No wage assignment taken. If you need a loan, come in or phone today. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. of Charleroi 508 McKean Ave. Phone Charleroi 1370 Paul D. EARNEST, Mgr. Personal LEGAL ADVERTISING PUBLIC SALE Of household furnishing of Mrs. I.H. GOULD at her home, Lynwood Avenue, Lynwood, Thursday and Friday, September 24 and 25, 1942. Sept. 22-23-1942 HOUSE WILL DEBATE ANTI-INFLATION BILL Washington, Sept. 22--(UP)--

Farm bloc leaders today anticipated endorsement by the Senate agriculture committee of a proposed anti-inflation bill which would allow higher price levels for agricultural products.
The agriculture committee meets a half hour(sic) before the House is scheduled to begin debate on its version of the bill to grant President ROOSEVELT broad authority to control wages started debate yesterday.

This completes Page 8 of the Tuesday, September 22, 1942, edition of the Charleroi Mail. Page 8 is the last (back) page of this edition. ---------------------------- END ----------------------------

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