FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1934 THE MONIGOMERY ADVERTISER Constructive Fearless Independent ELEVEN READ THE ADVERTISER WANT ADS FOR PROFIT- -USE THEM FOR RESULTS DEATHS JOHN W. SPARRENBERGER. The funeral for John W. Sparrenberger was held from Memory Chapel yesterday at 8 p.m. Pallbearers were John Barry, Dr.
J. L. Bowman, Z. C. Lewis, Brame Hood and Duncan May.
Dr. Donald C. MacGuire, pastor of the first Presbyterian Church, officiated. Burial was in Oakwood. ESKER LEE GILPIN.
The funeral for Esker Lee Gilpin was held from Memory Chapel yesterday at 4 p.m. Pallbearers were Fred Joe Hannas, Stuart Jackson, Virgil Parker, Billy Reynolds, Emmette Jordan and Joe Varner, P. N. McDonald, rector of the Church the Ascension, officiated. Burial was Greenwood.
H. JENKINS. P. E. Jenkins, formerly of Montgomery, died yesterday at his home in Rocky Mount, N.
Mr. Jenkins, an employe of the Atlantie Coast' Line Railroad, was transferred to North Carolina from Montgomery about three years ago. Surviving are his widow and one son. Burial will be at Savannah Saturday. A.
C. WILSON TROY, Dee. Alto Cleveland Wilson, 47, of Elamville, died Wednesday at 8 a.m. at local hospital after long Illness. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Mae Wilson; two children, Myra and Louie Howard, of Elamville; four brothers. Jimmie and Crawford Wilson, of Opp: Billie Wilson, of Ariton, and Charlie Wilson, of Brundidge, and three sisters, Mrs. Morgan Thompson and Mrs. Joe Senn, cf Ariton, and Mrs. L.
B. Hughes, of Geneva. The funeral was held from the Methodist Church in Elamville Thursday at 10 a.m, with the Rev. H. L.
Tate officiating. Burial was in the University Cemetery at Ariton, with Rhodes in charge. COLEMAN HOLLAND ENTERPRISE, Dec. cial) Coleman Holland, 19-year-old former, died at his home near Daleville Tuesday after a brief illness. Mr.
Hol-' land was born and reared in Dale County He was a member of the Baptist Church. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holland, and six brothers, Colley, Clarence, Clayton, Sonnie, Auble, and Donnie B. Holland.
The funeral was held from the Baptist Church in Daleville Wednesday afternoon, with Dr. W. D. Ogletree, of Enterprise, officiating. Burial was in the local cemetery, with Searcy in charge.
J. E. WINDHAM TROY. Dec, J. E.
Windham, 72, of Banks, Route 2, died at a local hospital Monday at 6:30 p.m. after short illness. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mollie Windham; five sons, Claude, Poney, and Charles Windham, of Banks; Louts, of Montgomery, and Alex Windham, of Albany, four daughters, Mrs. I.
F. McDaniels, Mrs. R. H. McDaniels and Mrs.
Jim Green, of Banks, and Mrs. Jimmie McDaniels, of Brantley; three brothers, El and Thomas Windham, of Florida, and OsLEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids for furnishing supplies for the month of February for the departments and institutions for which this Boar4 purchases will be received by the State Board of Administration at the Capitol, Montgomery, Alabama, not later than 10.00 a.m. o'clock on the items and dates As follows: January 7th: Packing house products. January 7th: Flour, corn meal and grits January 9th; Miscellaneous Groceries January 11th: Drugs, January 11th: Hardware. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATRIX Thelma Wilson deceased estate of.
Letters of administration Cum testamento annexo upon the estate of said decedent having been granted to the undersigned on the 27th day of December 1934 by the Honorable Grover C. Hall, Judge of the Probate Court of Montgomery Countynotice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate wil' be required to file the same in the of the Judge of Probate of Montgomery County within six months from the date of the grant of said letters of administration Cum testamento annexo or the sane will be barred. Willie B. Cloud, administratrix of the estate of Thelma Wilson deceased. Dec.
28, Jan. 4 and 11th. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTRIX Walter R. Nickel deceased estate of: Letters. Testamentary upon the last will and testament of said decedent having been granted to the undersigned, on.
the 13th day of December, 1934, by the Honorable Grover C. Hall, Judge of the Probate Court of Montgomery County- notice la hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate will be required to file the same in the office of the Judge of Probate of Montgomery County within six months from the -date of the grant of said Letters Testamentary or the same will be barred. Mary F. Nickel, executrix of the estate Walter R. Nickel deceased.
Dec. 14, 21, 28. Special Notices MEMORY CHAPEL LEAK SON 222 Madison Ave. Phone Cedar-357 D. S.
WHITT S. MATHIS MEMORIALS MARBLE GRANITE BRONZE Montgomery Marble Works 109-111 N. Lawrence St. DIVIDEND NO. 180 The First National Bank of Montgomery At a meeting' of the directors of this bank, held on December 26, 1934, semiannual dividend of three per cent (3, per cent) was declared on its common capital payable December 31, 1934, to stockholders of record of December 20.
1934. FELIX ROBINSON, Cashier. December 27, 1934. CLASSIFIED 8 The Shortest Road to RESULIS USE the PHONE Phone Cedar-3200 Classified Ad Dept. Montgomery Advertiser cal Windham, of Banks; and one sister, Mrs.
John Richardson, of Banks. The funeral was held from the Ebenezer Courch Wednesday at 11 am. with the Rev. J. C.
Hill officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery, with Rhodes in charge. MRS. MARY ELLA VANN DOTHAN, ALA, Dec. 27-- (Special) The funeral of Mrs.
Mary Ella Vann, 62, who died at her home Tuesday afternoon of pneumonia, held from Howad's Grove Church, with the Rev. George Nobles officiating, Burial was in the church cemetery. Surviving are her husband; four sons, Elton, of Ashford, and Marvin, Ivey, and Emmett, of Dothan; two daughters, Mrs. Willie Mae Johnson and Miss Oulda Vann, of Dothan; one brother, Jim Keel, of Crestview, Fla. and four sisters, Miss Sarah Kell, Miss Done Kell and Mrs.
George Matthews, of Cottonwood, and Mrs. John Enfinger, of Dothan. ROBERT STEVEN ROWE ENTERPRISE, Dec. -Robert Steven Rowe, 15-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
8. E. Rowe, of the Damascus community, died in a Dothan hospital Monday afternoon. Surviving are his parents and one brother. The funeral was held from the Baptist Church in Damascus Tuesday afternoon.
with the Rev. W. V. Wallace, pastor of the Mt. Pleasant Church, officiating.
Burial was in the church cemetery with Lasseter-Butner in charge. A. H. BORLAND DOTHAN, Dec. The funeral of A.
H. Borland, 80, who died at his home in Pinckard, was held from the Pinckard Methodist Church Wednesday morning with the Rev, P. W. Lett officiating. Surviving are six sons, J.
B. Borland, of Sanford, J. A. Borland, of Hot Springs, H. H.
Borland, of Montgomery, and W. A. and T. M. Borland, of Pinckard; three daughters, Mrs.
J. F. Anderson, of Pinckard, Mrs. J. W.
Wise, of Florala, and Mrs. Tom Tilbert, of Memphis, one brother, W. S. Borland, of Birmingham, and one sister, Mrs. J.
H. Dean, of Pinckard. MRS. M. 'F.
MANN DOTHAN, Dec, -(Special) The funeral of Mrs. M. F. Mann, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W.
F. Martin, after a long illness, WAS held from the home Tuesday morning with the Rev. C. S. Talley, pastor of the Lafayette Street Methodist Church, officiating.
Mrs. Mann had been a restdent of Dothan 37 years, during which time she held her membership in the Lafayette Street Church. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. W. F.
Martin, end one son, Joseph Mann, of Macon, Georgia. MARTHA BARLEY ENTERPRISE, Dec. cial) -The funeral of Martha Barley, 18-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barley, of the McCalls community, who died at a Dothan hospital Tuesday after an attack of diphtheria, was held from the Mt.
Pleasant Baptist Church Wednesday morning with the pastor, the Rev. V. Wallace, Ticiating. Survivin are her parents and several brothers and sisters. Burl-1 was in the Mt.
Pleasant Cemetery with Searcy in charge. MRS. ANN ELIZABETH MYRICK WETUMPKA, Dec. -(Special)- The funeral of Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Myrick, 78, who died Christmas Day at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
S. Johnson, was held from the home today at 3 p.m. with the Rev. W. C.
Cowart, pastor of the Methodist Church, officiating. Burial was in the Wetumpka Cemetery, with McMorris-Herden in charge. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. S. Johnron, and two grandchildren, Mrs.
Cullen Windham, of Ozark, and Pliss Carolyn Johnson, of Wetumpka. Mrs. Myrick was the widow of John 24yrick, prominent resident of Elmore County for half a century. J. M.
Parker of Hiawatha, recently received a letter containing payment for two gallons of gasoline taken from his home by a stalled motorist five years before. Apply This Once And Kill the Itch A new preparation known as "Sit1-Cide," being a liquid, thoroughly penetrates the skin, going into every pore crevice and wrinkle where parasites hide. and kills every one of these parasites with one application, in thirty minutes Sit-1-cide 18 immediately effective in destroying parasitic itch (scabies) and is sold by all druggists at 60c, or sent direct upon receipt of price. Sit-1-Cide Commerce. (adv.) FOR SALE FOR SALE--O One 10 ft.
display case -quipped with one half horse frigidaire machine, practically new. Very cheap, Call Walnut-1200. FOR SALE- -A comparatively new check protector in good order, it perforates, at half price. Phone Cedar-68. Jannev and Co.
FOR SALE- Chevrolet motor '26 model in A-1 condition. Phone Walnut-561 or come to 101 S. Panama St. GOOD top soil $1 load delivered anywhere in city. Call by Adams and Perry, Phone Walnut-9399.
P. H. Tharp. TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES RENT a typewriter, Learn at home. Rental $3 per month.
Sales, repairs, ribbons. Southern Typewriter Exchange, Commerce, Montgomery. WANTED SITUATION WANTED--Job by lady experlenced practical nurse or housekeeper, caring for children. References. Write Y-255, care Advertiser.
APARTMENTS PITTS APARTMENTS 900 Block Felder Avenue We have one of these delightful apartments that will be available for occupancy Jan. 1. Every modern convenience and nice size rooms. Phone Cedar-271. MEAD AND CHARLES, Inc.
IN THE Sophronia furnished. living room bed room. dining room. kitchen and bath Immediate possession, also one and private bath. Phone Wolff.
Cedar811. IN THE Warwick, living room. with Murphy bed, bath and kitchen, we furnish heat, hot water, refrigeration and janitor service. Possession Jan. 1.
Phone Wolff Cedar-811, FURNISHED a modern 4-room apartment gas heat, bed rooms, tile bath. garage. Only $30 phone Cedar-1900. FOR RENT- To adults nicely fu nisned apartment, bed room front room, and private bath, kitchenette, mink and stove, lights, water, phone furnished. 124 Holcombe.
FURNISHED two rooms, kitchenette, downstairs, private entrance, CAR heat, lights, water, telephone, garage furnished Near Capitol, school. Reasonable price. Also larger, upstairs apt. Walnut-1488-W 727 Monroe. FOR RENT-4-room unfurnished apartment or two two rooms.
609 South Lawrence Street. LOVELY furnished apartment, gas heat, gas and electric stove, continuous hot water, Frigidaire, Southern part of city. Cedar-5532 or Walnut-2038. INSTRUCTIONS WANTED Two or three more pupils in first grade, school. opening Monday December 31.
Walnut-1621-J. 810 South Perry St. GASO- LINE A A 5003. 2. 00 A A 0-5 12 WHY ALL THE FUSS ABOUT CHESTY COPPIN TRIXIE? IS SHE YOUR SWEETIE! I NEVER SHUCKS! THOUGHT SHOULD GET TO BE SAY NOT! WEAKIE LIKE THAT, SKEEZIX, NO GOOTCH YOU'D WHAT GETS ME IS A THE WAY THE SOLDIER SUIT GETS THE GIRLS MILLIGAN THE SECRET SERVICE HEAD WELL, OKAN BEAT IT! WANT YOU TO FROM WASHINGTON WILL BB WE'VE GOT ALL KEEP GO BACK TO THE HERE ANY MINUTE! TRACY THEM THE WATCH HERE, CELLS, GET ARSON JUST PHONED ME TO HAVE BULL PEN- UNTIL THE CHIEFS AND HIS GANG.
AND THAT BUNCH OF GORILLAS NOW WHAT? READY FOR 'EM PUT THEM ALL OKAY. READY POR A SHOW-UP. THE SHOW -UP THE BULL PEN. CHIEF ROOM. ILL HELP YOU.
MILLIGAN. SURE HIM GIVE LADY GENTLEMEN, LETS ALL THEY MAKE ME TIRED! WELL, WE PLUSHBOTTOM ISN'T THERE GO DOWN KAYO, YOU GO MIGHT AS ALIMONY? SOMEWHERE WE WILL IN THE DOWNSTAIRS WELL KILL HA! HE'S SO WHERE CELLAR. AND SCOOP THIS ONE TOO, TIGHT HE WOULDN'T NOT BE INTERRUPTED UP.A FEW LORD EVEN GIVE HER GOOD A AND OUR TALK FULL. PLUSHBOTTOM. OVER EARS REFERENCE.
BUSINESS OH DEAR THERE WOULDN'T TAKE HOW DO YOU THINK I PERHAPS THIS DRY YOUR TEARSHERE OH DEAR- IT SO HARD FELT WHEN I SAW WILL HELP YOU HAVE SUCH A AFTER ALL THE THEIR MAID PASS ME YOU MAMA- SENSITIVE NATURE- TROUBLE AND ON THE STREET WEARING THAT THE LEAST PAINS I TOOK THAT HAT AND THAT MUFF- THING SELECTING HER THE GAVE PRESENT MIN FOR OH, WOUNDS GIFT -AND THEN YOU I TO GIVEN FIND IT SHE AWAY- HAD SUCH INGRATITUDE GUMP CHRISTMAS MR. CA HEY, "DADDY" YEP- THE STORY SAID OH, GUESS IT'S EASY TO BE BRAVE, ISN'T THIS TH' HE'D LOST SOME PEOPLE WHEN YOU'RE DOING WELLBRIDGE WHERE EVERYTHING- JUST TAKE CAN'T IT'S BUT WHEN YOU'RE DOWN, THAT GUY JUMPED BUT WHY SHOULD IT, THEN YESTERDAY? REMEMBER? THAT MAKE HE WEAK GIVE UP, BUT THE THE PAPER TOLD HIM DO A THING WAS ONE OF STRONG NEVER GIVE ALL ABOUT IT- LIKE THAT? UP, ANNIE- FOR RENT ROOMS TO adults, bedroom and kitchenette, furnished. Lights, water and phone furnished. Capitol Heights section. Call Cedar-2979, THREE unfurnished connecting rooms, modern bungalow.
Call at 714 Cherry St. or phone Cedar-2626-J. FOR RENT- Steamheated room, with board, close in. Phone Cedar-2017, or apply 409 South Court St. FOR RENT- Furnished room and kitchenette, also separate room adjoining bath to business women or couple.
Call 604 Madison Ave. FOR RENT Two rooms furnished or unfurnished with or without small kitchenette. 671 Mildred St. FOR RENT Completely furnished bedroom, newly decorated, connecting bath, hot water, close in. Phone Cedar-4618-J WANTED NOTICE-Permanent waves from $1 to $3.50 finger wave and shampoo 25c.
dried Gardner's Beauty Shoppe. 17 South Perry. REPAIRING Locks installed in your home. Keys made reasonable. Sure we make auto keys.
Phone Cedar-608. Wing's Locksmith Shop. Washington St. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE-T model Ford coupe, new tag and four good tires. $25 cash, Phone Cedar-1999.
WANTED TO RENT WANTED- To rent, east of Lasseter Street Two connecting unfurnished rooms, front, sink and gas, reasonable, give rate, name and location. XY 50 care Advertiser WANTED To rent 6 or room house. Must be reasonable. Call Walnut-1231-J. BY Couple for January occupancy, furnished apartment one, two rooms, chenette, private bath.
Must be good neighborhood and reasonably priced. K-600 care Advertiser, WANTED To rent Immediately, home in Cloverdale or Southern part of city. Must have four bed rooms and two living rooms. Write H-101, care Advertiser. WANTED TO EXCHANGE FOR TRADE -Well improved 80 acre farm for city property.
Cedar-837. IM GOIN TO ASK UNCLE, WALT IF 1 CAN GO TO MILITARY SCHOOL WANTED MALE HELP WANTED--Hardwood band saw filer or sawyer for one mill here in Montgomery. Apply Cathey-Flock Hardwood Montgomery, Ala. FOR RENT RESIDENCES CLOVERDALE HOME With 3 bed rooms will rent either furnished or unfurnished. HOME SYNDICATE, INC.
340 First National. Cedar-5600 FOR RENT Beautifully located 5-room suburban cottage, partly furnished. Small acreage. City conveniences. L.
P. Goodwin. Shepherd Bldg. WANTED TO BUY WANTED- To buy toy Fox terrier e7 Spitz puppy. Price must be cheap.
Call Cedar-4999-W. SEVERAL HUNDRED large ducks also big hens. Poultry Products Co. Ine, 16 Monroe St. CASH for old gold and discarded jewelry and watch movements.
Phone Cedar-241. for appointment in your home. Will'am Westeott. THAT ISN'T SOLDIER ALL. IT GETS SUIT THE BOYS SURE TOO: GETS MAY BE OUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
-WATCH POR MY SIGNALS B-2, KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN THESE NEXT FEW MINUTES. IT 99 STORIN 25 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INFORMATION Daily Hours 8:30 a to 1 p.m Sunday Hours 6 m. to p.m ERRORS Telephone ads- Read your ade and re port any error immediately if an error made The Advertiser is responsible for only one Incorrect insertion. Other 1D sertiona customer's risk 11 error not reported No adjustments will be made after period of 30. days Advertisem*nt under the following classifications are.
camb In advance Situations Wanted Repairing and Contracting Wanted to Rent. Articles for Sale CHARGED WANT ADS ARE DUE AND PAYABLE WHEN THE COLLECTOR CALLS OR UPON RECEIPT OF BILL Ads ordered by telephone are accepted from persons listed In tele phone directory or subscribers on memo randum charge only In return for this courtesy the party inserting ment la expected to remit promptly WANT AD RATES Type Like This (Minimum Charges 40c) Per Word Each Insertion 60 Word, 3 Consecutive Insertions 100 Word 1 Consecutive Insertions 400. Word 30 Consecutive Insertions (Minimum (Minimum Charges Charges $11 $2) (Minimum Charges $8) Type Like This Per Word for Each Insertion (Minimum Charges 80c) 100 Per Word 8 Consecutive Insertions (Minimum Charges $21 200 Per Word. 7 Consecutive Insertione (Minimum Charges $4) 80e Per Word 80 Consecutive Insertions (Minimum Charges $16) WANT AD DEPARTMENT Phone Cedar-8200 Dally Cedar-4292 Sunday WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Local beauty operators with years experience, Apply A. Nachtian's.
Annex Bidg. MRS. MURRAY HILL has moved her beauty shoppe to her home in Oak Park. 100 Pine Street. Same phone number.
TWO experienced book salesiadies or teachers to join traveling sales force 24 chitdren's volumes $7. Two years Junior Home Magazine free with each order. See Miss Emerson, Room 17, Magnolia Hotel. 316 Dexter after 6 p.m. MAMIE, MOON AND PLUSHBOTTOM IS MURDERIN' JASPER AND THAT LAWYER! A a ANNOUNCEMENT "THRU SERVICE WE TOM MINTO Battery and Electrical Service.
No Charge For Service Calls. Cor. Catoma and Bibb Sts. Cedar-728 FINANCIAL PERSONAL LOANS Key Loan Service 312 Shepherd Bldg. Cedar-332 MONEY FOR NEW YEARS $5.00 To $50.00 To Employed Men and Women LOW RATES- -NO SECURITY Strictly Confidential EMPLOYEES FINANCE CO.
325 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. sible Montgomery white people on automobiles, furniture and endorsers, or other collateral. diet 594, pay back $100 in 12 months. A new plan combining loans and lite Insurance, LOANS OF $50 TO $500 At 6 per cent per annum made to respon- 340 First Nat'1 Bk.
Bldg. ENDORSED LOANS AUTOMOBILE LOANS $50 to. 500. Repay In 10 or 12 monthly Installments, Low rates. FIDELITY MORTGAGE CO.
519 Shepherd Bldg. PERSONAL LOANS $5.00 TO $50.00 Easy Payments, low Rates Strictly Confidential STATE LOAN COMPANY Friendly Loan Service" COURT ST COR. COURT SQ BRUISE EASY BUT HEAL QUICK! GROWS A Tribune-N. Coypright, Y. 1934, News by Syndicate Chicago Ine.
12-28 WHEN THE FUTURE SEEMS HOPELESS, ONLY COWARDS TAKE THE EASY WAY OUTTHE BRAVE STAY AND FIGHT TO THE END, NO MATTER WHAT THE HAROLD Gray by Chicago Tribune- N. News Syndicate, LOST-Or taken by mistake, Wednesday night S. A. E. dance, Cloverdale School, one short white fur cont.
Finder please call Emily Thornton. Cedar-5886 STRAYED or stolen Wednesday afternoon male Eskimo Spitz dog. Answers to name Rags. Finder please call Cedar-3905 or return to Hugh Davidson, 1216 MadIson Ave. Reward, LOST -From 216 Montezuma Road, female Boston bull pup.
6 months old. Finder please call Chris Katechia. Cedar-1467. SEEDS, BULBS AND PLANTS TUNG OIL TREES Frost hardened, 8 year old nursery stock selected, cluster type trees. 350 ench.
Ten trees, $2.50. 100 trees, $20.00 TUNG OIL NURSERY CO. 127 St. Montgomery, Ala. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Well located lovely small home on large lot for only $450 Call owner Cedar-837.
BRICK Bungalow. Vonora venue Capitol Heights paved street. Hair biock from car line, bed rooms. living room, dining room kitchen and bath. Phone Wolff Cedar-811 MONEY CHECKED UP SHORT? If your money checked up short refinance all of your bill troubles with a loan on your automobile arranged to cure your financial ills.
Practical loans our specialty. A nationally accepted service without endorsers. JOS. P. WAGNER Cedar-241 7 Washington Avenue Cedar-2941 INDUSTRIAL LOANS Use Our Money To Pay Bills 12 Months To Pay.
TRUSTEES LOAN DISCOUNT CO. Ground Floor Shepherd Bldg. LOST.
