CITY STAR. FRIDAY, MAY 6. 1949. 38 THE KANSAS CONTRACTING Continued. LOST AND FOUND.
Woman Rises to $17,000 Job as a Car Salesmanager EW YORK, May -A year -old woman has written a new type of success story in New City's automobile industry. She's Miss Helene Hoffman, yesterday as a new car salesmanager. She was described by her, comHorgan, "the first, and far the only woman Ralph to attain such an executive position in the automobile industry in New York City." She joined the firm in 1939 as a $25 week stenographer. When the Ralph marine Horgan, corps during proprietor, the went war intel kept the business going. "That is how I learned, in what might be termed the hard way, that sales mean success." Miss Hoffman said.
In private life, she is Mrs. Albert Thermack, wife of an accountant and mother of a 17-year-old son, a college freshman. and Mrs. Alice co*ckriel. Bartlesville, two nephews, Alfred Lloyd, 1709 Woodland boulevard, and James R.
Kendalt, No. 5, both of Kansas City, Kansas. TROTT- Nettie B. Trott, 74 years old. 2625 East Twenty-eighth street, died vesterday at the St.
Joseph hospital. She was born in Callaway County, Missouri, and had lived in Kansas City fifty-two years. She was a member of the Holy Trinity Catholic church. Mrs. Trott leaves a daughter.
Mrs. Lucille Louisville. two sons. Charles T. Reynolds of the home and Eugene F.
Reynolds, Louisville. a sister, Mrs, Blanche Bevens, 3229 East Ninth street, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Anna Page Rites. Funeral services for Mrs.
Anna Moore Page, 77 years old, 4223 race street. who died Wednesday the General hospital, will be held 1 o'clock Sunday at the Carter chapel, Richmond. Mo. Mrs. Page was widow of Philander A.
Page, a carpenter, who died last July 30. Page leaves four daughters. Mrs. Henry Nesbitt of the home; Mrs. Robert Gillum.
1908 Easterly avenue. Kansas City, Kansas; Mrs. Bessie Ethel Connor, Richmond. and Mrs. Rigney, San Francisco; six sons, Thomas Page, 3826 Adams street, Kansas City.
Kansas; Jesse Page, Moorcroft, Ralph Page, Clinton, Raymond Page, 821 Benton boulevard: Marvin Page, 3716 Cambridge street, Kansas City, Kansas. and ard Page, 3000 Indiana avenue: brother, James Rippy, Richmond; for-eight grandchildren: thirty-nine great -grandchildren and one greatgreat Richmond. grandchild. Burial will Mrs. Henry Lutte Is Dead.
Mrs. Anna M. Lutte, 79 years old, a resident of the Farley, area the seventy-five home years, died last night at in Farley after a illness. She was born in Cincinnati and moved to Platte County as 2 child. Mrs.
Lutte was a member of the Farley Lutheran church. She leaves her husband. Henry Lutte of the home: a son. Frederick Lutte, Leavenworth. four daughters.
Mrs. J. F. Neiman. Parkville, Mrs.
Edd Neiman, Platte City. H. W. Doyle, Leavenworth, and Mrs. Walter Meyer, East Leavenworth, Mo: three brothers.
William Stratemever. Leavenworth: Fred meyer, Farley, and John Stratemeyer. Cincinnati; three sisters. Mrs. Louise Kisker and Mrs.
Sophie Kisker, both of Farley, and Mrs. William Robker, Parkville, and seven grandchildren. Marion W. Bennett Dies. Marion Walter Bennett, 68.
died yesterday atfernoon at the home of a daughter. Mrs. Arthur Gresham, Parkville. He had moved there from Kansas City in 1947. Until his retirement in 1945, he wAS nightwatchman for the Bennett Jewelry and Optical company at 17 East Fifth, where he resided.
He formerly had been a painter and paper hanger. Also surviving are four brothers, Robert Bennett, Kansas City: Thomas Bennett, Los Angeles; James Bennett, 1406 Kansas, Kansas City. Kansas, and Morton Bennett, Weston, and five sisters, Mrs. Hazel Pasenta. Chicago: Mrs.
Laura Zumwalt, Kansas City: Mrs. Bessie Morrow, 1505 Indiana: Mrs. Ida Nelson. Gashland, and Mrs. Grace Zumwalt, LoneJack.
Services will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday at the Francis chapel, Parkville. Samnel H. Grissom. Funeral services for Samuel H. Grissom, 69 vears old, who died yesterday at the home in Avondale, after an illness of three years.
will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday at the Morton Smith chapel. North Kansas City. He was born in Kearney. had lived in Clay County. all his life.
Prior to his illness he had been A truck driver twol years for the Missouri highway department. Mr. Grissom leaves two sisters. Mrs. Nora Allen.
10223 Johndrive, Johnson County, Kansas. and Mrs. Ruth Harris. Indiana avenue. Burial be in the Kearney cemetery.
Charles A. Landes Services. in the Nashua cemetery. Funeral of A. T.
DeMasters. Funeral services for Charles A. Landes. 94 years old. retired operator of Nashua, who died Wednesday at the home of a daughter.
Mrs. Myrtle King, in Colorado Springs, will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday at the Harlem Baptist church. Mr. Landes, who retired from the grocery business in 1936, had lived in Colorado Springs the last two years. He also leaves a son.
Albert Austin Landes, 2305 Edgar street: twentythree grandchildren, thirty nine great-grandchildren and three greatgreat-grandchildren. Burial will Funeral services for A. T. DeMasters, 67 years old, an oil worker, who died Wednesday in Longview, will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday at the Platte City Christian church. He lived in Platte City twenty years ago and was a Mason.
He leaves three sisters. Mrs. Maude Spears, Platte City: Mrs. W. J.
Wise, Barry. and Mrs. Charles Harris, Dearborn, and three brothers, Gray DeMasters. Ross DeMasters and Placeit DeMasters, all of Platte City. William Williams Rites.
Funeral services burial for William Williams, 86 years old. 3514 Thompson avenue, who died yesterday at the General hospital, will be held at 3:30 o'clock Saturday at the QuisBurial enberry will chapel, be in Tonganoxie. Tonganoxie. Mr. Kas.
Williams was a retired farmer. He leaves a daughter. Mrs. Fannie Shinogle. Inglewood, a sister.
Mrs. and Frank a brother, C. D. Williams of the Newton, Indiana avenue, home. Jesse M.
Meloy Services. Funeral services for Jesse M. Meloy, 86 years old. New Orleans, who Wednesday at a hospital there, will be held at 1 o'clock Saturday at the Newcomer chapel. Mr.
Meloy lived here about two years before going to New Orleans two years ago. He leaves a daughter. Mrs. Marjorie Inbody, 7008 Walrond avenue; two sons, Henry Meloy, Enid. and Halstead Meloy, New Orleans, and eleven grandchildren.
Mrs. Daisy D. Brown Rites. Funeral services for Mrs. Daisy Dean Brown.
78 years old. poetry writer of Independence. and Topeka, who died Wednesday at rest home at 3918 Charlotte street. will be held at 10 o'clock Saturday at the Freeman chapel. Burial will be in the Mount Hope cemetery.
Topeka. Marshall. The Giles pallbearers will be: James Mitchel. Charles Campbell, Clyde F. Mack, G.
R. Scrivner, and Lynn Bailiff. George P. Hatfield Rites. Funeral services for George P.
Hatfield, 74, of 423 North Seventeeth street. Kansas City. Kansas, who died yesterday at the Santa Fe hospital in Topeka, will be held at 2 Saturday at the George H. o'clock Long! chapel in Kansas City, Kansas. The pallbearers: John Ogles, John Morri- the sponsoring committee, said persons buying carnations should watch for the tag attached to the stem of the artificial flower identifying it as sold by the American War Mothers.
Although the drive is sanctioned by city permit, each year there are unlicensed persons who also sell carnations on the streets, she pointed out, representing to the public that they are part of the organization's drive. Only those persons selling tions with stem tags are authorized by the organization, Mrs. Schopper said. Newcomer's is the only mortuary in Greater Kansas City maintaining its own mixed quartet, which is avail. able without additional charge.
Investigate without oblication our plan of tuneral arrangements in advance of need. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS A Family Institution Through 56 Years EST. 1904 FREEMAN MORTUARY AND CHAPEL 42nd BROADWAY ELMER E.
FREEMAN J. LAUREN FREEMAN Mellody-McGilley-Eylar FUNERAL HOME JAMES P. McGILLEY. Manager Linwood and Woodland LI. 7717 6.
0. FUNERAL HOMF LEON T. WAML BROOKLYN GRAND 0336 MEMBER THE ORDER ON THE GOLDEN RULE Markers-Mo CALL. WRITE OR PHONE Jenkins Music Co. 1211 Walnut VI.
9130 K. C. Since 1878. GIUDICI BROS. KANSAS CITY MONUMENT CO.
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BRUNWORTH-Mr. Frederick Jefferson Citv. passed away May 5 1949. age 87. rears.
D. W. NEWMOMER'S SONS. CHILDERS -Miss Mary Lou. age 26.
died May 6. 1949. Services and burial Mound City. Mo. WAGNER FUNERAL HOME.
VA. 4359. CUNNING-Mrs. Carlotta West. 705 West 38th passed away Mav 5.
1949. age 81 rears W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO, 0024. LA RAINE John age 65.
of 1200 E. 11th. passed away May 4. 1949. Rosary recitation Fri.
8 o'clock, the Funeral Home. 1800 Linwood blvd. from morning. funeral Services, will be St. held, James 8:30 Saturday church.
39th and Harrison, 9 o'clock. Interment, Calvary, cemetery. Mellody McGilley LI. 7717. TROTT-Mrs.
Nellie age 74. of 2625 East Twenty-eighth, passed away May 5. 1949. Funeral notice later. MellodyMcGilley-Evlar, LI.
7717. FUNERALS. ABEL Mrs. Dora Belle Butler. 3229 E.
27th. passed away May 5. 1949, Age 71 years. Services, 3.30 p. m.
Sat. at The Chapel on Paseo at Brush Creek biva. Interment D. W. cemetery.
NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 0024. BARRID Richard. age 44.
of 5305 Charlotte. away May 5. 1949. Services in The Chapel. 3400 Woodland Sunday afternoon 2 o'clock.
Interment Sheffield cemetery. J. P. Louis Funeral Home. LI.
7300. BLAZIER-Mrs. Erma age 59, of 2102 Merriam passed away May 1949. Services Gates Chapel State Line Healy. 41st.
Fri. morning. 10:30. Burial Kas. GATES FUNERAL HOME.
TA. 1023. BLOUNT-Daniel Claude. 4733 Tracy, 4316 May Troost 1949. 9 Funeral from chapel.
St. James 3901 Harrison. at 9:30 Ave a. m. Friday.
Services a. m. Interment St. Mary's Rosary recitation 8:30 D. m.
Thursday. cemetery. Thos. E. Quirk.
VA. 1050. DOG -Little white French poodle. female: reward for return or information leading to recovery. HI.
6756. DOG -Light blond co*cker spaniel, male: black collar. AR. 5874. FUR Scarf 4-skin Kolinsky at reward, Drum room about 2 weeks ago; liberal VI 2616.
KEYS-3, on ring, lost Monday. WA. 6889. NOTEBOOK- -Small, red. pocket size; con taining memorandums and few stamps: finder please phone party whose name appears in front of book: reward.
SCOTTIE-Black puppy, male. from 1105 Topping: children's pet; reward. Please call CH. 2903. SHOE Girl's black suede: lost downtown Thursday night.
HA. 8396. SUNGLASSES Green rimmed: prescription: Thursday; reward. WE. 2773.
WRIST Watch- Man's Benrus. black leather band. JE. 2789: reward. WRISTWATCH Movado, engraved Elsianne Meeves on back.
HA. 1115. WE. 6408. evenings.
WRIST Watch-Ladies. diamond, platinum case April 16th: reward. VI. 3512, Found. HORSE- -Black gelding.
white star on face. Humane Society, 316 Minnesota, Kansas City, Kas. WRIST WATCH- -Ladies', on 10th street between Main-Walnut. Claim by calling L. C.
Shoebotham. WA. 8690. LODGE NOTICES. MT.
WASHINGTON Lodge No. 614. A. F. A.
Independence Arlington Avenues. Special Friday evening 7:30 o'clock. Examinations in first work in second degree. Visitors always welcome. Raymond T.
Powers. W. M. Gregg B. Christy Sec' v.
EAST GATE Lodge 630, A. F. and A. -Members please attend Tri-State meeting of Wvandotte Lodge No. 3.
Memorial hail. K. Sat. May 7th, 6 o'clock. Visiting brethren welcome, Joseph F.
James. W. Leonard T. Gillham. WYANDOTTE Lodge No.
3 A. F. this tioned A. Sat. M.
6 Memorial p. Special m. hall at for air communication exempli- condification of the Third Degree of 3 states at Memorial hall. 7th and Tauromee: doors open 3 All master Masons invited. Robert M.
Riley, W. J. H. Selby, Sec. GATE CITY lodge 522.
903 HarA 7 degree. rison Saturday, o'clock. 1st May Dinner. Special 7. degree.
12 6:15. noon. communication Brethren Stated 3rd welcome. Fred Wade, W. Fred Knight, Sec.
OLGA REBEKAH Lodge 458 Members attend funeral of Capt, James D. Ellis, son of Bro. and Sister Arthur Ellis. Saturday afternoon. 2:30.
at Newcomer's Chapel. Margaret Couveren, N. Anna See. Sec. KANSAS CITY COMMANDERY No.
10. Knights Templar. 3201 Park. Stated conclave Sat ing. 9 o'clock.
All Orders. Lunch at noon. Fraters invited. Charles H. Merchant.
Frank A. Lewis. Rec. WESTPORT Lodge 577 celebrating 50th anniversary and Westport Rebekah 316 clebrating 47th anniversary: joint open meeting Fri. Mav 6.
8 o'clock. 812 Westport rd: visitors welcome. Davis Y. Estes and Esther Burnell. N.
G.S: O. N. Perry and Janes Estes. Secvs. MISCELLANEOUS.
FAIRMOUNT Maternity Seclusion Hospital. For unmarried girls; lowest rates; working reduces early entrance advised: confidential. 1414 E. 27th, K. Mo.
EASTSIDE Maternity Seclusion HospitalFor unmarried girls; state licensed; working red. exp. 4911 K. Mo. MAIL IT--If vou prefer, you may write your Want Ad just as you desire it to appear and mail it to The Kansas City Star.
Kansas City. Mo. PERSONALS. INTRODUCTION, please. VI.
4799. SEWING Machines 5454. DRIVING California, take 3. VI. 5151.
SEW. buy-sell. VA. 5510. VENETIAN MO.
LO. 5646. DARLING looking for song. Where. Be seeing U.
DRIVING to L. A. immediately. Take or 2. VA.
8932. LADIES' summer hats. your choice. 79c each. 1017 Broadway.
WOULD vou like to look 35 at 50? BA. 1959 for consultation. SHADOWING. Investigations 25 vears' experience. VA.
0579. MAMA needs you. Call before Mother's day. Doris. Betty.
Bill. SHADOWING. Human Relations Detective People Found. GR. 1357.
VENETIANS Removable slats and tapes: no down payment. HI. 7786. ELECTROLUX Vacuum cleaner for rent: pickup and deliverv. HA.
4550. FOOD lockers available at Barry's Food Locker, 2706 McGee. GR. 5342. RENT a new car or truck.
The U- 1408 Walnut. HA. 0167. VENETIAN BLINDS- -One blind free with every five: $5 month. FA.
9752. NOT responsible for bills after this date by contractors at T. 146 Lotawana. RESPONSIBLE for debts acquired only by myself. Charles H.
Pike, 5510 Bales. VENETIAN Blinds--Beautiful color: terms: free ests. HA. 2260. REpublic 1533M.
LEARN POP. PIANO- Improvise: create your own style. Ilkenhans. VI. 8281.
PERMANENTS complete $1 to $3: shampoo set 30c. E. 39th. WA. 9662.
MEN'S New Spring Suits. Famous brands. lowest prices, 4301 Troost. DIVORCE evidence obtained. Int'l Bureau of Investigation, 25 E.
12. GR. 1040. DAMAGED Clothing Rewoven- Alterations Magic Weavers. 510 Ridge bldg.
VI. 5706 SHADOWING--Domestic problems: secret reports. Tice, 1652 Topping. BE. 6404.
DAMAGED Clothing Rewoven Mail orders. Wonder Weavers, 2 E. 39. LO. 9302.
DRESS print feed sacks. new. 25c 29c ea. Woods 700 Quindaro, K. K.
K. D. (HUTCH) HUTCHENS now with United Rent-a-Car. 1304 Main. VI.
3694. IF you want to buy good. privatelv owned car, reasonable. Mrs. Woods, AR.
8200. PLASTIC TILE FOR KITCHENS BATHS. Tilemaster, $5 mo. Day-night. LO.
5646. VENETIAN Blinds-Plain pastel colors: approx. $5 start July. LO. 5646.
WE BOAST OF OUR CHILI TAMALES Try them. TED'S. 3041 Benton blvd. FRIED CHICKEN DINNERS- -FREE DEL. THE FLYING CHICKEN.
VA. 5755. NEED KEYS? OR UPHOLSTERING. CALL BOB HALL. VA.
9577. WANT passengers from vicinity of 39th and 35th Blue Ridge to downtown K. C. CL. 7316.
WASHER For Sale--Leaving town: Easy Spin Dryer: cash or take over pavments, $129. AT. 7494. SAMPLES Spring suits. coats.
dresses. misses'. Mfg. Exchg. 210 W.
8th. rm. 319. Sat. 9-3.
NOT responsible for debts other than my own made personally. Everett B. Munkers, 2301 Lawn. JOE- Don't, fail to stop in at 4107 Penn street and buy a power mower like mine. Prices are Jim.
PERFECT Mother's Day Gift African violets, gift wrapped. Violet Villa. 5007 Raytown Republic 1147-J. NOW is your chance, while they last pretty house dresses, $1.98. Westport Dry Goods.
1513 Westport rd. TRUCKS FOR RENT OR LEASE. New models, stake bodies. panels. pickups.
SAUNDERS SYSTEM. 1219 Balt. HA. 6633. RENT A CAR.
Always Open. SAUNDERS SYSTEM. 1219 Balti. HA. 6633.
VACATION AND HOLIDAY TRIPS UNITED RENT-A-CAR. 1304 MAIN. INSURANCE. VI. 3694.
FUR COATS Cleaned and glazed. $1.50: special! Repairs. restyling: save 30-dav Lincoln Fur Storage. 3429 Troost. $55 hard worsted.
all-wool suits. $22.95. 3.000 SUITS-37TH-TROOST. GABERDINES. SHARKSKINS.
WORSTEDS. ASK FOR MR. ROTHSCHILD. FISHERMANS ATTENTION. ling Worms.
supplies crappie and and bass minnows. fishMarket. picnic supplies. Bob Hall's 8115 Prospect. CORRECTOPATHY the easy wav: reducoffer: results guaranteed: home calls made: ing and rejuvenating: special 30-day both sexes treated: open 8 a.
m. to 10 p. m. daily. Phone VI.
6282. OIL BURNERS- Used, good condition: reasonable: we have a limited supply of good used stokers used gas and coal-fired furnaces. NU-VAC FURNACE CO. HA. 4401.
for prospects for sale of new furnaces, coal. gas. oil. stoker. oil or gas Call us for your prospects: we make sales, vou collect NU-VAC FURNACE CO.
HA. reward. 4401. for any prospect furnished by vou that leads to a sale of oil or coal furnace, burner a stoker. new gas.
us and collect $10 on each or sale. Missouri- Phone Kansas Furnace, 6th street trafficway at Washington. HA. 5560. SEND children.
your shots of nature-wildlife, humor self-addressed stamped envelope and 10c in coin to cover cost of inspection and for any photo used. All prints returned. $25 Melody Novelty 239 Pipestone Benton Harbor. Michigan. PERSONAL SERVICES.
ICOLD Waves -Machine-machineless. $4.95 with complete, all none higher; test curls given permanents. Chic Beauty Salon. 1023 Central (Kansas). DR.
8951. FACIAL Guaranteed Hair Removed by Electrolysispermanent: medical reference. Bessie Saffran, Bernard Saffran. Altman VI. 4252.
OIL Permanents. $2.95 complete: machineCome less. (late $3.50 as up: appointments unnecessary. 5.30). Milady's, 1125 Grand.
GUARANTEED Machineless complete. 3539 Troost VA. 9022. poo PERMANENTS set 50c. complete $1 to $3, sham412 E.
11th. GR. 8833. DANCE-RECREATION. 50c- 41ST AND MAIN- -60c.
Big. CROWDS -CROWDS CROWDS. sweet modern dance tonight: enjoy the music, fine floor and large crowd Friday. tonight, 9 to 12: dancing every Wednesday. Saturday: big Sun.
dance. LEARN to dance now: special rates: private Wednesdav. lessons anv time: classes Mondav. Friday nights: established 34 vears. Prof.
Wolfe, 3107 Forest. VA. 9111. NEW Dance Studio now open at 227 Building. Armour and Troost.
Ballroom Jewell onlv. Special introductory offer 10 beginners. 1 to 10 p. m. WE.
to first 8918. BIG MOTHERS DAY DANCE Sundar. Brine mother to LA FIESTA. 41st-Main. 3 to 11:30.
she'll really entor it EATING PLACES-FOOD SERV. POPCORN-5 carmelcorn. gallons. $1: popcorn balls. 13442 Broadway.
WE. cheesecorn. 7742, TA. potato 5404. chips.
Ithe Business Personals BRADY- taine, John passed away age May 4. 1949. Funeral 12. 4239 will be held from the Funeral morning. Home, Services 1800 Linwood Sacrament 9:30 church and BelleFri.
Blessed fontaine, o'clock. Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. St. Joseph.
Mo. MellodyGilley-Eviar. LI. 7717. son BRUNWORTH passed away May 5.
1949. -Frederick Ernest, Jefferage 87 years. Services 2 D. m. Saturday at the at Hardin, Mr.
Brunworth will Methodist church, Hardin, Mo. Interment lie in state at The Parlors on Paseo at Brush Creek boulevard until 10 a. m. Saturday. W.
NEWCOMER'S SONS, LO. 0024. -William age 85. of Services. Almont.
Saturday at the Butler Funeral passed away May 5. m. Home." 22 South Eighteenth. Interment. Memorial Park.
In state after 10 a. m. JOS. A. BUTLER'S SONS.
PA. 2222. CONNOR- James 1, Edward, 1949, Oakland, 80 years. Services passed were held 10 a. m.
Fri. at the away May age graveside in Floral Hills cemetery. SONS. D. W.
NEWCOMER'S LO. 0024. COUL- Services for Alexander Coul. Stine 4037 Warwick. Chapel, will be 3235 Gillham in Plaza Priheld the McClure day at 2 o'clock.
STINE McCLURE. 7777. WE. CUNNING Mrs. Carlotta West.
1949. 705 W. 38th passed away May 5. The age 81 years. Services, p.
m. Sat. at Chapel on Paseo at Brush Creek bivd. Interment D. W.
Mt. Moriah NEWCOMER'S cemetery. SONS. LO. 0024.
CURFMAN Mrs. Orphana Wilbur. 1949. 3912 Agnes: passed away May 5. age 60 years.
Services 11 A. M. Saturday at The Chapel on Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Winfield. Kas.
D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 0024.
ELLIS Capt. James Lee's Summit. passed away Oct. 16. 1942.
age 34 vears. Services 2:30 D. Sat. at The Chapel on Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment.
Floral Hills cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO.
0024. ESTES-Mrs. Julia Ellen, age 84, of 1849 North 26th. passed away May 4. 1949.
Services in The Chapel on 18th st. at Washington 2 o'clock. Rev. David Hause officiating. Interment Quindaro cemetery, R.
A. FULTON FUNERAL HOME. DR. 4964. Mrs.
Clara age. 74. 5. of 1949. 307 Survived North by White, daughter.
Mrs. away Edith Sutton of passed May Florida: brother Clarence Allison, of the home. Services in The Chapel. 7406 Wornall 2 o'clock. Interment Forest Hill cemetery.
WORNALL FUNERAL HOME. RUSSELL N. FRANCE. JA. 7400.
Samuel. 69, Avondale. passed away May 5. Services Saturday. Inter2 o'clock, Morton-Smith's Chapel.
ment Kearney. Mo. Morton-Smith's Funeral Home. NO. 4000.
-Mrs. Mildred Grosroski. 1249 Denver 39 avenue. vears. passed Rosary away recitation Mav 8 p.
m. 5. 1949. age Fridav at the parlors 011 the Paseo at Brush Creek from where funeral will be held 8:30 a. m.
Saturdav. 9 a. Holv Trinity Catholic church. 9th-Norton. Interment Mt.
St. Mary's cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS.
LO. 0024. GUTH-Mrs. Mildred. 1249 Denver avenue, passed away May 5.
1949, age 39 years: Rosary recitation 8 p. m. Fridav at the parlors from on where funeral will be held the Paseo at Brush Creek 8:30 m. Saturday. 9.
a. m. Holy Trinity Catholic church. 9th-Norton. Interment Mt.
St. Mary's cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS.
LO. 0024. HATFIELD George 74 vears. of 423 N. 17th.
Services Sat. afternoon. 2 o'clock. at The Geo. Long Mortuary.
Burial Memorial Park cemetery. In state at The Mortuary after 4 p. m. Fri. THE GEO.
H. LONG MORTUARY. 10TH BARNETT AVE. DR. 0250.
HENDERSON Services 7218 for Mrs. Wyandotte. Elsie Cuddy Henderson. of will be in the Haas Funeral Home. Bethany, Saturday afternoon 2 o'clock.
Burial in Bethany. The remains will lie in state at the Stine McClure Chanel. 3235 Gillham Plaza, until 7:30 Sat. morning. STINE AND McCLURE.
WE. 7777. HORN- Services for Harold Lewis Horn, age 38. of 4717 Virginia, who passed away May 3. 1949.
will be held in The Chapel, 2825 Independence Sat. afternoon 2:30. Interment Forest Hill cemetery. BLACKMAN'S GUARDIAN HOME. CH.
4040 JOHNSON-Mrs. Eliza. 2235. Garfield: services Saturday 1:30, Gibson Son Chapel. 7th and State burial Swedish cemetery, Olson road; in state from Fridav evening until service hour.
GIBSON SON MORTUARY. DR. 7000. KIVO- (Mike). age 52.
of 1107 Linwood passed away May 5. 1949. Services in The Chapel. 3400 Woodland. Sun.
morning 10:30. Interment Sheffield cemetery. J. P. Louis Funeral Home.
LI. 7300. Mrs. Mathilde Louisa Danberg Lindsey, age 86 of 2405 Sterling. passed away May 4.
1949. Services in The Chapel. 101. North Pleasant. Independence.
Friday afternoon. 1 o'clock. Interment Mound Grove cemetery. GEO. C.
CARSON FUNERAL HOME. CL. 7900. LOGAN- for Mrs. Mary in E.
Logan Stine of 8001 Michigan will be the McClure Chapel, 3235 Gillham plaza, Saturday at 10 o'clock; burial Forest Hill cemetery. STINE McCLURE. WE. 7777. LOREN-Mr.
Albert 7320 Lydia avenue, passed away May 4. 1949, age 77 vears. Services 3:30 D. m. Friday at the chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek and 1 p.
m. Sat. at the graveside. D. W.
NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 0024. MELOY Jesse New Orleans. passed away May 4.
1949. age 86 years. Services 1 p. m. Saturday at The Chapel on Paseo, at Brush Creek boulevard.
Interment Memorial Park cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO.
0024. O'MALEY- Pvt. John Thomas. age 30. of 3106 Gardner, passed away June 6.
1944. in Japan. Survived by mother. Mrs. Lena Rose O'Maley of the home: sister Mrs.
Walter E. Richardson. 3626 Front street: brother. Joseph O'Maley. 519 Maple 2 nieces.
Dorothy and Linda Richardson. 3626 Front street. Rosary recitation at The Chapel, 918 Brooklyn, Friday evening. 8 o'clock. Services St.
Francis Seraph church, 809 North Agnes, Saturday morning. 9 o'clock. Military services at Mt. St. Mary's cemetery.
Guard of Honor No. 5. American Legion, MRS. C. L.
FORSTER. GR. 0336. OWEN- John Held. Mayfair hotel.
1224 Linwood passed away Mav 1949, age 69 vears. Services 2 p. m. Sat. at the Chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd.
Interment Elmwood cemetery D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 0024.
REED Mrs. Mary age 76. of 2617 Linwood passed away May 4. 1949. Rosary recitation Sun.
8 o'clock. at the Funeral Home, 1800 Linwood from where funeral will be held 8:30 Mon. morning. Services Annunciation church. Linwood and Benton 9 o'clock.
Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. LI. 7717. REINKING- Services for Mrs.
Florence Reinking of Nashua. will be in The Stine McClure Chapel. 3235 Gillham plaza Sat. afternoon. 2 o'clock.
Burial Mt Moriah. STINE McCLURE. WE. 7777. RHEEM- Dorris O'Hern.
524 Knickerbocker Place: passed away May 5. 1949; age 45 rears. Services 12:30 P. M. Saturday at Chapel on Paseo at Brush Creek blvd.
Interment Mt. Moriah cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS.
LO. 0024. STEWART Services for William P. Stewart. 1296.
W. 72nd will be held in the Freeman Chapel. 42nd and Broadway. Friday afternoon. May 6.
4 o'clock. Interment MORTUARY. Mt. Moriah cemetery. FREEMAN LO.
0930. SUMMERVILLE -John Allen. 77, 428 Nebraska; services 10 a. m. Saturday in the Fairweather-Werner Chapel on Washington at 18th: in state after 6 p.
m. Friday. Fairweather-Werner. DR. 3224.
STINSON- Edna, age 54. passed away May North 4. 1949. Services in The Chapel. 101 Pleasant Saturday morning.
10 o'clock. Interment Mound Grove cemetery. GEO. C. CARSON FUNERAL HOME.
CL. 7900. WHITEHEAD- Sadie Eugenia. 2733 1949 Jackson avenue. passed away Mav 4.
age 77 vears: servicees 2 p. m. Friday at Chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek interment Floral Hills cemetery. D. W.
NEWCOMER'S SONS. LO. 0024. helmy WILHELMY- of Services for Dr. Ellis W.
Wil830 W. 51st street will be at St. Andrew's Episcopal church. Mever boulevard and Wornall road. Saturday morning 11 o'clock.
Burial Forest Hill cemeterv. Please omit flowers. STINE McCLURE. WE. 7777.
FLORISTS. Ed's Funeral Bokays, $3 Up ED'S HAS THE FLOWERS. Special designs on a moment's notice. Skilled artists alwars on duty, day and night; all phones. 1711.
FREE DELIVERY TO GREATER K. C. 12th and Main. 31st and Gillham Rd. BARNES Flowers -1109 Linwood blvd.
VA. 5437. Only one retail store. Serving rou for 55 rears. LI.
2242. DE. 2772. FUNERAL $3. Altman.
35th-ParE CARDS OF THANKS. HENSON- We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness, cards and beautiful flowers in the recent death of my dear husband. Delmar E. (Jack) Henson.Jack's wife. Irene.
IN MEMORIAM. IN loving memory of our dear mother and Talmadge. grandmother, Rosie May Attebury who passed away 1 year ago Sadly missed by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Atteberry and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Churchill Ford. LOST AND FOUND. BILLFOLD-Black zipper billfold. downtown Kansas City.
May 2: keep money. return Gardner. billfold contents. Wanda Briges. Kas.
BILLFOLD- Brown. zipper. identification: reward Call Robert Bost. HA. 3377.
BILLFOLD- Raymond Stewart's. Identification papers. money for wife who is Reward. no questions. DR.
3276 Packing or plant. leave hospital: vicinity Wilson in sweet pickle department. Wilson's. BILLFOLD Brown: man's: personal COW- pers. Reward.
Herbert Pace. LO. 2663. INdependence 8343. big brand on left hip.
Attention, Home Owners Deaths WILLIAM F. COMBS. Former Kansas City, Kansas, Man Was Living in Michigan. William 1 F. Combs, 85 years old, former resident of Kansas City, Kansas, died yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs.
Maude E. Mulder, Almont, Mich. Mr. Combs was born in Ohio, and came to City, Kansas, in 1885. A Kansas, operator, he once owned a dairy located on property now occupied by the water and light department facilities bordering the Missouri river.
He also operated a dairy at White Church, Kas. He retired in 1925. Besides the daughter. Mr. Combs leaves a sister, Mrs.
Etta McMullen, 1845 North Thirteenth street, Kansas City, daughter, Mrs. Stannard, Killelle 1327 Quindaro boulevard. Kansas City, Kansas, a grandson, Roy Larson, 4519 Wornall road. Funeral services will be held at o'clock Saturday the Joseph A. Butler's chapel, Kansas City, Kansas.
Burial will be in the Memorial Park cemetery. Pallbearers will be Carl Boosman, William Boosman. Elmer Larson, Paul Milberger, August Mears and William Morash. MRS. MARY LAMBERT.
Widow of Mercantile Bank Executive Dies Here. Mrs. Mary Ethel Lambert, 69 years old. 5100 Walnut street, widow of LeClair Lambert, a vice-president of the Mercantile Home Bank and Trust company, died today at the Research hospital where she had been a patient four and a half months. Mrs.
Lambert was born 1 in Iowa and had lived in Kansas City forty years. She was a member of the Visitation, Catholic Rosary church society and of the the church. Mrs. Lambert had been corresponding secretary of the Research hospital auxiliary -two years. She was named an honorary member about five years ago of the Simpson-Hogatt detachment of the Marine Corps League auxiliary for her work in knitting lap robes and socks for wounded veterans.
She leaves two cousins, Charles Knowles and Walter Knowles, both of Omaha. MRS. DORRIS RHEEM RITES. Services Saturday for a Widely Known Musician. Funeral services O'Hern Rheem, 45 Knickerbocker place, Mrs.
Dorris O'Hern Rheem. o'clock Saturday at chapel. The pallbearers Weaver, William J. Logan Smith, Pat Fowler and Winship for Mrs. Dorris years old.
524. widely known contralto church and oratorio singer, who died yesterday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. O'Hern, 6426 Walnut street, after an ill.
ness of six weeks, will be held at 12:30 the Newcomer will be Frank Campbell, L. Dunn, J. Garnett Chick. RICHARD BARID. Manager of a Drug Store Had Been Ill Two Weeks.
Richard Barid, 44 years old, 5305 Charlotte street, manager of Bernie's drug store at Twelfth street and Grand avenue, died last night at the Menorah hospital after an illness of two weeks. A native of St. Louis, Mr. Barid had lived here years. was a salesman for the Wright Publishing company of Chicago he became manager of Bernie's store at 8227 Troost avenue in 1942.
The following year he became manager of the store at Twelfth and Grand. He was a member of B'nai Brith and the Zionist Organization of America. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mary Barid, a daughter, Elaine Barid, and a son, Steven Barid, all of the home; three sisters, Mrs. I.
J. Kanter, Los Angeles: Mrs. H. Hyman, Chicago. and Miss Gertrude Barid, 1115 East Armour boulevard.
and a halfbrother, Louis Blanke, St. Louis. Funeral services will be held at o'clock Sunday at the Louis chapel. DR. ELLIS W.
WILLHELMY. Funeral for Physician Will Be Held Saturday. Funeral services for Dr. Ellis Warner Willhelmy, 50 years old, 830 West Fifty-first street, a physician here since 1925 and a medical officer er of both World wars, who died last night at the St. Luke's hospital where he had been a patient since April 14, will be held at 11 o'clock Saturday at the St.
Andrew's Episcopal church. Burial will be in the Forest Hill cemetery, The family requests no flowers. The twelve physicians who will act as pallbearers are: Harvey P. Boughnou, Ferdinand C. Helwig.
Irwin S. Brown. A. W. McAlester.
James H. Danglade, Virgil W. McCarty. Rex L. Divelev.
M. Donald McFarland. Lawrence P. Engel. Carl Bryant Schutz.
Paul A. Gempel. F. I. Wilson.
DR. PAUL WOOLLEY RITES. Services Will Be Held Saturday in Pomona, Calif. Funeral services for Dr. Paul V.
Woolley, 68 years old. former Kansas Citian, who died Wednesday in Pomona. will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday in Pomona. OTHER DEATHS IN GREATER KANSAS CITY. Frederick E.
brunworth, 87. Jefferson City, at 2 o'clock Saturday at the Methodist church, Hardin, Mo. The body will be at the Newcomer chapel until 1 o'clock Saturday morning. CHILDERS -Miss Mary Lou Childers, 26 years old, Skidmore, died today at the Research hospital. She had been 111 about three years.
Miss Childers was born in Mound City, Mo. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan O. Childers of the home.
and her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert E. son, Harrisonville. Mo.
HURT-Mrs. Maggie Hurt, 85 years old, formerly of 1046 Argentine boule. vard, Kansas City. Kansas, Wyandotte died this morning at the County Home. There are no immediate survivors.
KENDALL -William Kendall, 69 years old. Morris. a lifetime resident of Wyandotte County, died last night at St. Margaret's hospital. Mr.
Kendall suffered a stroke two weeks ago at Thirty-ninth street and Strong avenue. He leaves three nieces, Mrs. K. P. Downing, 438 Armstrong avenue.
Kansas City. Kansas; Mrs. Florence Mae Schanze, Olathe, War is year who part Only tions FROM A CONVENTIONAL JOB AS A STENOGRAPHER, MISS HELEN HOFFMAN RISES TO A UNIQUE EXECUTIVE POSITION IN NEW YORK'S AUTOMOBILE FIELD- -(Wirephoto). son, 0. S.
Winters, Daniels, Elmer Wilson Medford. Funeral Services. Mrs. Dora Belle Butler Abel. 71, of 3239 East Twenty-seventh street, at 3:30 o'clock Saturday at the Newcomer chapel.
Mrs. Carlotta West Cunning, 81, of 705 West Thirty-eighth, at 4 o'clock Saturday at the Newcomer chapel. Michael (Mike) Kivo, 52, of 1107 Linwood. at 10:30 o'clock Sunday at the Louts chapel. "FAIR" AFTER A HEAD INJURY.
Harold E. Haag Struck by ing Timber at Quarry. The condition of Harold E. Haag, years old, of 2100 South Mill street. Kansas City.
Kansas, was described as "fair" today at St. Margaret's hospital where he was taken yesterday after suffering injuries at his place of employment, the American Rock Crusher company, Douglas avenue and Woodland boulevard. Haag suffered a laceration of the scalp and a shoulder injury when the tractor he was driving near a quarry tunnel knocked over a utility pole. Cross timbers on pole fell on Haag. ADMITS A STORE ROBBERY.
Earl E. Lyons Captured After Pharmacy Holdup. Earl Elmer Lyons, 19 years old. arrested here last night, today admitted the robbery March 31 of the Old Mill Liquor store, 1001 Burlington street, North Kansas City, police said. The police believe the youth may be responsible for several recent holdups and robberies.
He was to be questioned today, and will be taken to the prosecutor's office tomorrow. The youth, who gave his address as 1001 Bellefontaine avenue, signed a statement admitting the holdup last night at the H. O. Graham Drug store, 2330 Holmes MARINE WHO SUBDUED Two YOUTHFUL -UP MEN LAST NIGHT SERGT. RICHARD M.
FECTEAU, 22, OF 3752 WASHINGTON STREET- Kansas City Star photo- graph). street. Lyons and a 16-year-old companion, Frank A. Ancona, 1347 East street, were subdued by an armed marine as they emerged from Graham's store with $208 stolen from the cash register. The marine, Sergt.
Richard M. Fecteau, 22. of 3752 Washington street. was in a tavern next door to Graham's store. Armed with the tavern owner's revolver, Fecteau awaited the young bandits outside the drug store, where he captured and disarmed them.
Ancona later escaped, but was recaptured by police. He is being held at the Jackson County Parental school. Lyons admitted to police that he had served an 11-month sentence in the State Training School for Boys at Boonville, having been convicted of car theft. Merle D. Beckwith, chief probation officer, said today Ancona's hearing will be held Tuesday before Judge Ray G.
Cowan. Beckwith said both youths were on parole from the Boonville reformatory. FREED ON MURDER CHARGE. Jury Acquits Negro Woman Who Shoots Husband. A verdict acquitting Helen Negro, of murder in with the fatal shooting, January 8.
of her common law husband, Willie Calloway, 42. Negro, was returned shortly before noon today by a jury in Judge E. L. Fischer's division of Wyandotte County District court. The slaying occurred at the defendant's home at 330 Everett avenue in Kansas City, Kansas.
She pleaded The jury defense. deliberating since 3 o'clock Tuesday. CARNATION SALE AS BENEFIT. War Mothers to Aid Veterans Through Receipts. Persons in the downtown district today and tomorrow will be asked by women and girls at booths and in stores and business firms to buy carnations in order to help veterans and their families.
The carnation sale, conducted only in stores and firms today and also on downtown streets tomorrow, is sponsored by the American War Mothers. In this one drive annually the organization obtains funds for aiding veterans in hospitals of the area or families of veterans in need of food clothing, medical care and other welfare needs. Mrs. Arthur Schopper, member FURNACES -Vacuum creamed by a Nu-Vac process; work done by well trained men; furnaces cleaned, $5 up; of coal furnace for all makes: also flue pipe and controls; setting, complete line repair parts work and parts reasonably avoid priced; the all work rush and materials guaranteed: by calling us now for free estimates. NU-VAC FURNACE CO.
HA. 4401. COMPLETE FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRING PARTS FOR ALL MAKES. MISSOURI-KANSAS FURNACE CO. 6th St.
Tikwy. at Washington. HA. 5560. SOD Yards graded, mowed with power mowers, limed fertilized.
soded with thick, clean blue grass; we deliver. or field; retaining walls. experienced workmen; references; estimates. Robinson, WA. 3372.
SPRAYING trees and lawns. cancer worms, chick weed dandelions. all pests and weeds. Most modern equipment. most reasonable rates.
Now 1s the time McLeod's. HE. 4000. all kinds: cleaning. repairing.
installing, estimates free. Insured. Whitlow Sheetmetal Works. GR. 1458, ROOF pointing: Repair- sincere Guttering and free cement estimates: satisfaction guaranteed.
WE. 7815. VA 3297. PLOWING-Discing: basem*nts dug: yard leveling: mowing: general tractor work: free estimates. Bert Schroeder, LI.
2356. SODDING, grading. black dirt. fertilizer: trees trimmed. removed: power.
mowing: shrubs planted. spraying. Veteran, DE. 4901. SODDING- Seeding: fill: black dirt: manure: sand: rocks: grading: basem*nts; tree trimming: retaining walls.
HU. 1733. TILE -Plastic and rubber; tree estimates; floors, walls, drain boards. bathroom accessories artistically installed. CL.
9045. VACUUM CLEANING JOHNSON FURNACE CO. BE. 3434. SOD -Delivered.
laid: grading: shrubbery: custom tractor work: free estimates. Country Club Landscape DW. 3546. YARDS Cleaned- Power moving, job or for summer: hauling, planting: experienced workmen: free estimates. DE.
2406. FERTILIZER-Pulverized cattle manure. dry and old. 2-bushel sack. $1: delivered: free sodding estimates.
LO. 0991. SODDING. grading laid or delivered: 8 vears experience free estimates: work quaranteed. HU.
4427. CH. 8962. SODDING and grading: terraces a specialty: free estimates: all work guaranMishler Bevens, JO. 9848.
SPRAYING fruit trimming: and dirt. evergreen $4 power spray: yard: sodding, seeding. CH. 2756. PAINTING.
carpenter repairing: sodding; walks and porches refinished: free estimates. DE. 1452. 6906 Walrond. SHEET Metal gas.
coal. roofing and siding sured workmen. WA. 6184. TREE -Now is the time.
Call for appointment weekdays. VI. 9353: Sun-evenings. DE. 3040.
CHIMNEY Trouble? Free estimates: cleaning inspection. K. C. Flue Liner 2323 Indiana. CH.
3563. SOD -Delivered and laid: also patch work. fertilizer lawns serviced per month: free estimates. HI. 9627.
SOD-Delivered. laid; black dirt. rotted manure; grading and team work: free estimates. CH. 0718.
FERTILIZER-Puiverized, pure cow manure. dry and old: 2-bushel sack. delivered. BE. 7673.
BLACK Dirt -Best grade. rich loam texture: delivered on approval. $3.50 per vd. WA. 0410.
SOD -Bluegrass: delivered and laid; free estimates: 15 years in business. KE. 0699, after 6. Choice Black Dirt WA. 7596 SPRAYING--High pressure machine; tree trimming, topping: removed.
HU. 3775. SOD. BLUEGRASS. DELIVERED.
WHOLESALE-RETAIL. RELIABLE. VI. 8534. SPRAYING Trees, shrubs: neatly trimmed.
topped, taken down. LO. 7873. ROOFING general repairs: rat work HU. 3080.
BLACK dirt. the verv finest. load lots. sand. Call before 6 p.
m. JA. 3135. SODDING after 6. reliable: DE.
5810. prompt service. Evenings TREE vears' experience: estimates. Wilev. WA.
8073. TREES topped, spraved. trimmed, removed: insured: free estimates. BE. 2639.
SPRAYING -Shade, fruit. evergreen trees: large power spraver. FL. 2360. LOWEST prices.
repairing. new asphalt roof: free estimates. HA. 9473. TREE-shrub trimming: vard work: free estimates.
Miller. WA. 4856. FURNACES (gasi inspected and shut off: work guaranteed. JA.
8476. SOD-Laid, delivered: seeding: fertilizing. A-1 Lawn Service. BE. 1990.
SOD black dirt: rotted manure. Mayhugh. BE. 7426. CARPENTER Work Repairs.
screens: small paint jobs. GR. 7337. LAWN Furniture Sprav Painted--Your home. Jim Bell.
WA. 9750. PLOWING. harrowing. grading.
sodding. Marvin Gillaspie. DE. 4966. TREE Service- Spraying, hauling.
BE. 9550. 2215 E. 18th street. SODDING-FIlI dirt.
black dirt. rock. sand. hauling. VA.
7124. BLACK vard: light grading. BE. 4221. REpublic 2002M.
FLAT Roofs-Mopping. complete build up work done. BE. 8664. NEW sod field: 40 highway: field or delivered.
REpublic 1047J. BLACK load: rotted manure. $5 vard. CLifton 7046. BLUEGRASS sod delivered and laid: free estimates.
VI. 0591. DIRT Black and fill. reasonable, delivered. LO.
4173. SOD -Delivered laid: in R. C. Briggs TA. 9286.
FILL and Black -Near 83rd-State Line. FA. 1175. BLUEGRASS sod laid: yard skinning; black dirt. HI.
7519. YARD Spraving and Mowing--WA. 9913. BE. 9264 CARPET-RUG CLEANING.
DUMIT RUG Oriental domestic rugs and drapes: repairing. sewing. binding fringing. mothproofing: alwavs best materials lowest prices. WA.
2696. FRENCH Rug Cleaners 9x12 cleaned. sized. $3.50: repairing. binding.
fringing: guaranteed 5-vear mothproofing: draperies and upholstery cleaned. LO. 2160. NU- WAY Rug Cleaners-Rugs, upholsterine. drapes cleaned: mothproofing.
repairing. Kansas. 6363: 39th-BrookIvn. LI. 6438.
LAUNDERING. CURTAINS. tablecloths. bedspreads. quilts.
beautifully laundered: very reasonable. City Curtain Cleaners, 1600 E. 31st. WA. 2794.
MATTRESS RENOVATING. MATTRESSES. pillows. box springs. studio couches.
feather mattresses, thoroughly sterilized and rebuilt in modern sanitary factory: new mattresses. box springs. Hollvwood beds at factory prices: extra length Hollywood beds made to order: trade in your cotton mattresses on new. high grade spring mattresses: prompt service in Greater Kansas Citv. Jones Mattress 1800 East 9th.
GR. 2411. MATTRESSES -Box springs: pillows renovated. recovered: modern equipment in sanitarv workroom: factory trained mechanics: guaranteed workmanship: prompt ding service Greater Kansas Citv. Hawn BedCo 1209 BE.
4685. recovered. MATTRESSES thoroughly renovated and Wvandotte Mattress Co. DR. 1737 CONTRACTING BUILDING.
windows. cabinets, guttering roofing. Free estimates. WE. 6936.
CONCRETE Screened porches, roofs, general repairs. guaranteed workmanship. HI. 0952. STONEWORK.
repaired. retaining walls built: basem*nts plastered: dependable. KE. 3915 GENERAL Construction Remodeling screened porches: estimates. JE.
2998. JA. 8509. BUILDING Repairing: garages. doors, windows built-ins: terms.
Gadow's. HA. 0820. (FLOORS -Sanded. refinished: reasonable prices: work guaranteed.
Patterson. JE. 3990. FLOORS sanded. refinished: quality materials, workmanship: reasonable.
Wallace, VA.3870. BRICK and Block Work- -Expert work. any type. Free estimates. CL.
7323 or BE. 8782. EXCAVATING, grading. basem*nts, clearing: expert work satisfies. WE.
2433. dozer EXCAVATING-AI1 Immediate type. service. highloader or MUlberry 0443. GUTTERING.
installedrepaired. Free estimates. Insured. WE. 2050.
BLOCKS and stones laid: estimates free: veteran: 10 vears experience. AT. 4492. Vic FLOORS sanded. refinished: work anteed: free estimates.
Butler. LI. 6486. GENERAL Contracting building. repairing: free estimates.
BE. 4548 or 2465. EXCAVATING. grading, roads. ponds.
parking lots. Complete. DE. 2426. STONE Work retaining walls.
settlings. leakv basem*nts. AR. 4351. FLOORS laid.
sanded. finished: teed Fugate and BE. 4515. GUTTERING and downspouts. new or repairing.
roofing. LI. 0448. PLASTERING. patching specialty: do own immediate service.
BE. 8009. GENERAL repairing and remodeling: Cement work and painting. WA. 2820.
ROCKS, blocks. concrete; plastered, ovens, incinerators all kinds. CH. 2515. FLOOR Sanders.
edgers. $2 daily. 4716 Independence ave, CH. 4642. DITCHING -Water, gas, laterals, footings, septic tanks laid.
FI. 1579. CEMENT Drives -Walks: rock walls and garages. Nellor WE. 3184.
DITCHING -Water gas. laterals. footings. sentic tanks laid. FI.
1579. BLOCK Laying Concrete finishing. Free estimates. Indep. 1402.
4331 FLOOR Sanders and polishers rented. $2. Troost. WE. 2504.
DITCHING -Water EAS laterals: portable outfit. Ross, 3300. FLOOR Sanders rented. $2 a dav. Dawson 4617 LO.
3751. to GARAGES -Build now, we give 36 months pay. LI. 3349. DO house? vou need repair work done around the Want Find rellable workers through Ads.
It PAY YOU to have our improvements for new ROOF. pour IMPROVEMENT DIVISION handle HOME INSULATION, a GUTTERING, SIDING, or COAL HEATING GAS. OIL COMPLETE REMODELING SERVICE A1.50 FREE ESTIMATES. GARAGES PRE-FAB HOUSES. POULTRY HOUSES, PLAN.
USE OUR EASY PAYMENT BUDGET NO DOWN PAYMENT. Alexander Lumber Fuel Co. 4804 E. 50 HI-WAY, K. C.
MO. WA. 1180, NO DOWN PAYMENT. 36 months to all types white as. bestos and Insulated brick and roofing, guttering.
insulation: Keystone stone: combination windows and self-storing all aluminum storm by factory screens: materials applied mechanics: expert call us for trained, insured Asbestos Siding Co. BE. 2400. estimates. STOP SAGGING FLOORS EXPERT ADVICE.
beams floor installed. joists and Foundations, footings, main FREE ESTIMATES. LICENSED AND TIME INSURED. PAYMENTS. PETERING.
VI. 8390. SAGGING FLOORS CORRECIED with built-in permanennt units, adjustable steel posts, lifting steel I-beams: set. tling foundations, retaining walls. home remodeling; Nisser easy Bros.
terms; all work guaran. teed. 4338: 6040 Truman road. BE. HU.
5615. FOUNDATIONS AND HOUSE SUPPORTS Are them important items. Have us inspect before you redecorate. TIME PAYMENTS Licensed Insured. CRUMPLEY.
VI. 4679. HOUSE SETTLEMENTS SAGGING FLOORS LEVELED. Steel walls beams underpinned installed: the cracking, only settling way. Investigate KNOW Your CONTRACTOR.
LICENSED INSURED 1772. TIME PAYMENTS. VA. FLOOR LEVELING op FOUNDATIONS REPAIRED. STEEL BEAMS LOWEST PRICES.
BEST WORK-TERMS FREE ESTIMATES. LICENSED. INSURED. MILLER, DR. 7801.
24 HOURS. IN ROOFING -Installed. repaired. guttering installed, guttering waterproofed: insulation work. asbestos siding.
basem*nts waterproofed. asphalt driveways: insured workmanship guaranteed: time payments. De Information telephone Superior RoofingGuttering CH. 7650. REMODELING spraving.
repairs. carpentering. house rooting. electricians. plumbing.
guttering. Su concrete drives. walks. plastering. steaming.
paperhanging. enameling. floor sanding: free estimates: terms. Acme Contracting. LI.
1333. FLOOR SANDING FINISHING Em Old floors our specialty: modern equip. ch ment: 25 vIs. in business in K. C.
Free estimates. L. J. MARZOLF FLOOR CO. VA.
4178, ROOFING Guttering. built-up asphalt paired. specialize repairing box guttering: special prices for cleaning: estimates: guttering roofs. steep installed. leaky cleaned, roofs painted.
repaired: re- 4759. guaranteed workmanship. BE. 9907. FOUNDATIONS repaired and raised: settlings.
retaining walls, driveways. walks, basem*nt and porch floors: anything concrete or stone: experienced workmen. Special discount for winter work: free estimates. LI. 7716.
Sti CONTRACTING. carpentering, remodeling. repaiting, settlings, sidewalks. driveways, masonry foundations. retaining walls, stuccoing, excavating.
storm dows. painting; 30 years experience. AR. pin 7076. GENERAL Contracting -Plumbing.
remod- VI. eling: satisfaction guaranteed: terms. Better Homes avenue. Construction 4814 In- tim derendence call BE. 3372.
8664. Sundays 112 and evenings. JA. FLOOR sanding, finishing. laying: expert HY workmanship: modern machinery: choice of finishing materials: convenient pay.
670 ments: free estimates. Karr-Bennett Floor Service, CH. 9351. AN' ROOFING -Flat or steep; new. repaired; frig guttering.
asbestos siding: insulbricks, STI Call days-evenings; work and materials guaranteed; small payments. Markham, hou WA. 3889. HAI PATIOS -Of colorful broken marble, smooth as a floor; steps, porches. walks.
WA Plenty finished jobs to show. HI. 4555 CLA morning or evening. CHIMNEYS built. repaired, cleaned; base.
ments pointed, whitewashed: gutter, KIT furnace, block. cement work; free esti- mates. CH. 6798. GR.
BUILDING -Block garages, houses, barns, MO concrete floors: drives. sidewalks: colored masonry: reasonable prices: esti. CH. mates. CL.
6849. MOT CONCRETE Work-Steps. porches, side. walks, driveways, patios. basem*nts: blocks laid: free estimates: work teed.
DE. 7612. LIG FLOOR SANDERS $2.00 PER DAY AND WAXERS 50c PER DAY FOR RENT. sode KAUFMAN WINDOW SHADE CO. 31ST- TRA MAIN.
VA. 6727. ra STOP! Sagging floors. foundations; mon floating joists; main beams installed. HAT Time payment.
Licensed. Insured. Milwhit GUTTERING- Free estimates: also general DUN work. South Kansas Citv at Furnace and Sheet Metal Co. JA.
2022. tilizi 8520 Prospect. HAI FLOOR Sanding and Finishing- -Quality 2 materials. workmanship: satisfaction 8976 guaranteed: free estimates. Compton Floor FUF JE.
3116. es CONCRETE Driveways. walks. steps. 996( floors: carpenter work: stone: basem*nts HAI dug under houses: basem*nts spraved.
LU. 7858. VET GENERAL Contracting -Building and repairing: free estimates: immediate serve HAT ice: terms. Harry Boatman. HI.
8164. JE. 6236. HAI ROOFING--Leaky roofs repaired: new roofz applied. steep.
flat: guttering cleaned. installed. James Sons. GR. ALL 1077.
CARPENTER WORK. HAI Remodeling -Cabinets. PARKS. HU. 5780.
HAI GUTTERING-Downspouts, all kinds and HAT 85 sizes, old repaired and painted; liability insurance: immediate service. JA. 0064. FLOORS Sanded. refinished.
old or new; work guaranteed: free. Moore. CH. 5179: residence SPringdale 5810-1. CLC PLASTURING Texturing Stucco.
bricks laid. new tobs. repair work. Any fob gen given immediate attention. FA.
8597. geT CARPENTERS Immediately. from small PIPS frat job shop: reasonable: expert workmen: no job too small. Tugall. VA.
9874. QU. CONCRETE Work. All Kinds -Basem*nts. tub: drivewavs.
sidewalks. garage. stone work; met free estimates. REpublic 1633M. 112 EXCAVATING- grading.
Specialists: clearing: all types black earth dirt: REI removal: fill dirt: estimates. DE. 1535. toil STEEL Cabinets--Kitchen. bathroom.
util- hea ity, made to order: free estimates. Steico. sun' 329 Southwest Blvd. HA. 2974.
PLI PORCH- settlings. footings. basem*nt crumbling. brick. cement repairs.
E. H. Te Short. 3433 Olive, WA. 4603.
Kor EXCAVATION- All kinds: hiloaders, bull- ser1 dozers and scrapers. Rock for parking H. lots. Call JA. 6101.
PLASTERING Stuccoing. redashing, stal patching. waterproofing. tuck pointing. Bill repairing.
FI. 1886. PLU ing. repairing. partitions.
Terms. CARPENTER- General building. remodelkitc sured. LI. 3919.
6231 SCREEN or glass porches. free estimates. PLI Bond. DR 7198 SEWER CLEANING. 444.
JACK'S SEWER SERVICE Quickest and LO. fastest 2335. equipment in city REI for opening sewers. sinks. drains and downspouts: 24-hour.
7-day instant service: septic tanks. cesspools cleaned: basem*nts pumped: tanks built: laterals laid: no job too large: we go anvwhere: abso- met lute satisfaction or no charge. Call for INS free estimates. LO. 2335.
ELECTRIC ROTO ROOTER SEWER Serv- PLI ice. Clogged sewers. drains. sinks, down: spouts cleaned: no digging: latest advertised patented BEE electric equipment: nationally service: reasonable prices: business established 1936; septic tanks, cesspools cleaned built. laterals laid: reasonable prices: est.
large sanitary equipment. WA. 0855. RIGHT WAY SEWER SERVICE GR. 4212.
WE OPEN THAT SEWER OR NO CHARGE PAI using the latest electric equipment for opening main sewers. sink drains and extra down spouts: go anvwhere at anytime: no Ma charge for nights or holidays, GR. 4212. A ELEC, SEWER SERVICE All clogged sewers opened or no DaV: BE. 7653 288 electric machine: day or night: 7 days; prompt service: guaranteed.
BE. 7653. SEPTIC Tanks Cleaned: clogged sewers cleaned with electric machine: latest equipment: laterals laid: quick service: 7 days. 24-hour service. CH.
2891. CLOGGED sewers and drains cleaned cleaned: with electric machine: septic tanks reasonable: veteran. CH. 2943. SEPTIC perienced: tanks skilled cleaned: labor.
laterals DR laid: 2733. 188 DRESSMAKING -QUILTING. GOLD Star Tailors- types tailoring. 3609 Troost. VA.
8040. PA ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. RADIO Service- Complete home checkup, any make, including combination; 25 years' experience. Jack Boring's Kansas City Appliance. 4619 Troost.
WE. 6500. 8T all WASHER makes: Service- minor Complete repairs included: 25 62: years' experience. Jack Boring's Kansas ME City Apoliance. 4619 Troost.
WE. 6500. FAULTLESS Sales. Service and PartsOnly factory authorized service: free estimates: pick up and delivery. 1824 Grand.
HA. 5252. WIRING Repairs- Commercial and licensed; restdential: new. old; wall plugs: terms. M.
V. Perry, JA. 9648. REFRIGERATION Repairing Complete service on ALL makes. B.
E. Refrigeration, 2003 E. 39TH, LI. 6466. BE B.
N. -Wiring all kinds; estimates: licensed electricians; terms. WA. 6994, AR. 2919.
IRONS tric. repaired. Hotpoint and VI. 6378. other makes.
General Todd ElecElectric 1407 Grand. Harris REFRIGERATORS Bros. Refrigeration. Complete 2336 Myrtle. service.
HU. 3439. GRUNOW. Coldspot. Norge.
Crosier rewound, Refrigerators repaired. Motors CH. 1971. specialists; REFRIGERATORS- work -All guaranteed. makes: BE.
5243. Grunow ELECTRICIAN- Wiring. range installation. HOUSE plugs: Wiring licensed. HA.
Repairs. 2016. Bradford. I- 2831. censed.
6508 E. BE. This Classification Continued on Next Pare.
