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PAGE EIGHT PLATTSBURGH DAILY PRESS THURS., JAN. 22, 1931 Will have a sale on Stamped Goods to February 1st. Everything marked down to make room for new spring goods. Ye Ole Home Art Shqppe 68 Cornelia St. The Buyers Guide Miss Florence Sibley. Formerly of Ostrander'i will do Shampooing, Marcelling, Facials, Scalp Treatment and Manicuring at your home. For appointments Phone 783-J or call 109 Bi'inkorliofT St. Your Money Will Earn 4%% ^ 5% With Absolute Safety WHEN INVESTED IN THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION TELEPHONE 607 20 Brinkerhoff Street Pittsburgh, N. Y. KEEP TOl'R MONEY AT WORK AT HOME Our Type of Banking Has Had 101) Years of Successful Experience. JOIN NOW - - - CHRISTMAS SAVINGS. INCOME and INSTALLMENT SHAKES - - - JOIN NOW. Electric and Acetylene WELDING Harry Reed 4 Lorraine St. Tel. 1152 WOLFE'S MEN'S SHOP. Saves you real money on Suits, Overcoats, Sheeplined Coats, Horsehide Coats, Gloves, Mittens, Heavy Wool Hose, Dress Shirts, Work Shirts, Ties, Traveling Bags and Suit Cases. SPECIAL DURING JANUARY Any MAN'S SUIT in our Store All Reduced to $Q *7C one price w» I v The time to buy is NOW not later. SorrelFs Beauty Shoppe Prices Reduced on Permanent Waves Marcel Wave* Water Wave Finger Wave Manicures Facials Hot Oil Treatment Shampoos Call 691 for Price* 71 Clinton Street RADIOS Victor-Crosley Radios K.C.A. Radk)8 and Brunswick Garkson's Music Room 8 Clinton Street KNAPP AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE We Know Our Electricks Body and Fender Service - General Repairing We care for Wrecks from the spill - to the bill. Phone 663 Charlotte Street, Pittsburgh \The King of the Midgets\ Console Cabi- nets, from $99.50 up to $280.00 Little Viking '69-50 complete 143 Beckman St. C. S. ARKETT Battery Service Phone 93 Pittsburgh •IIIHIIIIHI1IIHIIIBIIIIII1IIIHIIII | Cylinder Grinding \ JJ and refitting with pistons, rings and pins • makes your motor 5 LIKE NEW • The same job you get at the factory. S M. J. CLOW, Inc. 40 Pine Street Tel. 800 5 40 Pine Street Tel. 800 • llHHHHUHUUUMHHHUHUHH FOR ANY KIND OF REPAIR on AUTO BODIES and FENDERS goto LOUIS LEFORTE'S GARAGE HALSEY'S CORNERS Phone 1190 Ask your neighbors. They know it's the BES TPLACE NOW Is The Time to Advertise Your FARM PRODUCE In the PRESS CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Mid-Winter SALE All Men's Wool Suits and Overcoats at One Low Price, $8.95 WOLFE'S AUTO GLASS Tropic-Aire Hot Water Car Heaters Auto Motor Heater for cold garage, makes starting easy. AUTO ROBES Auto Top and Deck Covers IDEAL MFG. CO. Plattsbiwgh, N. Y. Phone 840 M.J. CLOW, Inc. Authorized Service Station BUICK PACKARD 40 Pine Street STORAGE—WASHING Tel. 800 CHARIS! A rouiululiou fv liiiiile fn meet \\w. ro- t|iiiri'inon1s ol\ both yiiutlil'ul au d mature figures. lid us .show you our 1!>;ll IHIKIHIK. Laura B. Richardson, Rep. !)S Krna.l St. Ti-1. 47S-JJ BOUSQUET BROS. GARAGE AUTO REPAIRS Miller Tires Texaco Gas and Oils West'of Pittsburgh Morriionville Highway Spray Painting and Whitewashing Rates on Request John H. O'Brien 21 Lozier Place Tel. 823-W Cain's Beauty Shoppe 24 CLINTON ST. Phone 699 Four Experienced Operators When in need of a Heated Ambulance Call Ralph Lewis Mooers, N. Y. Day Phono 27-A Nite 26-A Old Newspapers Large Bundle 5c Press Office 55-59 Clinton St. Job Printing The next time you need Window Cards Dodgers Posters or Tickets Let us handle the order. The Pittsburgh Press 55-59 Clinton St. TELEPHONE 77 Home Garage William Case, Prop. Fepairing and Over- hauling. Gasoline, Oil and Supplies. Phone 388 24 Cemetery St. RADIO THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 (By the Associated Press) Programs in Eastern Standard ime. P. M. unless otherwise in- .licated. 01.3—WEAP New York—600 ii:00—Dinner Music ij:45—Uncle Abe & David 7:00—Hymn Sing 7:30—Sketch 8:00—Rudy Vallee's Oroll. 9:00—The Birthday Party 9:30—Melody Moments, Tenor 0:00—B. A. Rolfe Orob. 1:00—Florence Richardson's Oreh. 1:30—Ellington's Band .3:00—Albin's Orch. M8.G—WABC New York—860 6:45—Hey wood Broua 6:4S—Tony's Scrap Book 7:00—Novelty Dance • 7:00—Voice of Columbia 8:00—Ebony Twins 8:00—Topics in Brief 8:15—Sponsored Program 8:30—H. V. Kaltenborn, News 8:45—Story of Time 9:00—Savino Tone Pictures 9:30—Detective Mystery 10:00—The Lutheran Period 10:30—Poet's Gold U:C0—Ben Bernie etch. 11:30—Brown's Orch. 12:00—Downey's Orch. 12:30a—Ann Leaf 394.5—WJZ New York—760 6:00—Raising Junior 6:15—Van Steden Orch. 6:45—Topics in Brief 7:00—Amos V Andy 7:15—The Jesters 7:30—Phil Cook 7:45—Lampe.'s Orch. 8:00—First Nighter 8:30—Salon Orchestra 9:00—Crumet & Sanderson 9:30—Orchestra Melodies 10:00—Opera Series 11:00—Slumber Hour 11:00—Amos-Andy (Repeat) 12:00—Heidt's Orchestra 423.3—WOK—710 6:00—Uncle Don 6:30—Sports Prog. 6:45—Ensemble 7:15-Wiley Sisters 7:30—Musical 8:00—Little Symphony 9:00—Readings 9:15—Commandments 9:30—Melodists; Tour 10:15—Art Quintet 10:45-Globe Trotter 11:00—Orchestra 305.9—KDKA—930 6:30—The Duo 6:45—Same as WJZ 10:00—Sponsored Prog. 110:15—Same as WJZ 11:00—Sports; Prog. 11:15—Same as WJZ 11:30—Dance (30m) 379.5—WGY—780 6:00—Studio Prog. 6:175—Orchestra 6:45-Same as WEAF 7:00—Dance Orch. 7:30-WEAF 11:00—Organ ll:30—WBAP 428.3—WLW—700 6:15—Hotel Orch. 6:30—Dog Talk 7:00—Same as WJZ 7:45—Sponsored Prog 8:00—Los Amigos 8:30—World Tour 9:00—Bank Prog, 9:30—Same as WJZ 10:00—The Hall 10:30—Bob Newhall 10:45—Variety; Masters 11:00—Variety (2 1-2 hrs.) 291.3M—CFCF Montreal—1,030 (Morning) 8:00—Time announcement. 8:00—Northeastern Breakfast En- tertainers. 9:00—Wentworth Radio Co. Pro- gramme. 11:00—Morning melodies. (Afternoon) 12:30—Luncheon music. 1:00—Stock quotations. 3:00—Ross Hall Feature 4:00—Better Service Prog. 5:00—Hartney's Eventide Music 5:55—Weather forecast; Program resume; time announcemefit 6:00—Twilight hour 7:00—Closing market quotations 7:15—Musicale program 7:30--Mt. ; Royal Hotel Concert Orchestra 8:00—Buckingham Boosters from CKNC Toronto 8:30—Organ recital from Tudor Hall 9:30—Studio programme, 10:00—Dance Orchestra 11:00—N. H. L. Hockey results & time announcement. \Vice Decoy\ Harry Levy, above, alias Reiss, sought by the New York police as a \vice decoy\ much more import' ant than the stool pigeon Chile Acuna, whose revelations about the way police \framed\ women on vice charges have caused a shakeup in the New York police force, has been arrested in New Orleans. He is ex- pected to be a star witness at the investigation in New York, WiUVerify All He Says Brooklyn Entertainer Gladly En- dorses Konjola, The New Medi- cine—Read His Words of Praise EVENING LINGERIE IS SILVEBY BLUE PARIS, (/P)—\Moonlight\ chiffon is Paris' latest lingerie lyric. The filmy lingerie designed for evening is as near the color of moonlight as a fabric can be—a silvery blue. Chemises, night dresses, boudoir coats and whatnot made of the moonlight chiffon are almost invar-1 iably trimmed in a cobwebby blackj lace. And so fragile are both chif-I fon and Jacr tlint on:' of these lin-| p:rii' lmtrs iai r:::Jly be slipped | through a rino. An invrme cf ^ ni'W books an] hour arrived at the Library of Con- gress during the last fiscal year. A jNew and Better Washer at A JXew> and luowver Priee NEW EASY WASHER only Here's a new washer that bears the famous EASY name and the dependable EASY guaranty. A better washer offering important advantages that make for quicker washing and im- proved results. This EASY is new throughout —not an old model cheap- ened to meet a price. See these outstanding feat- ures: Standard General Electric Motor; jade- green porcelain enameled tub; balloon-type wringer rolls; big EASY agitator. The new EASY is a qual- ity washer built without compromise in materials or workmanship. You can have this new and better EASY Washer at an amazingly low price that saves you at least $20, See this big value today. Pay mm DOWN MR. EMIL CLOSS \Eighteen months ago I suffered a stroke that left my left side help- less,\ said Mr. Emil Closs, enter- tainer, 327 Ashland Place, Brooklyn. \All. I tried failed and when Kon- jola was recommended I had little faith in any medicine. Today, j thanks lo Konjola, I am at work and am absolutely normal in every ' respect. I recommend Konjola to the world and will verify this state- ! ment as the actual truth.\ Konjola is free from alcohol or . harmful drugs. Taken systematical- ! ly over a six to eight week period its power to relieve ailments of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, and rheumatism, neuritis, and ner- vousness would challenge belief were the facts not known and veri- fled. 1 Konjola is sold in Pittsburgh at' Jaques drug store, and by all the' best druggists in all towns through- out this entire section.—ad\'. ! BYRNES & AMES PHONE 296 34-36 COURT ST. Auto Runs 59 Miles On Gallon of Gas Automobile engineers who worked for years in an effort to reduce gas- oline consumption have found the solution in a marvelous invention that fits all cars. An actual test made by one of the engineers showed 59 miles on a gallon of gas. Thousands of car owners have al- ready installed this new invention. They not only report amazing gas savings but are also surprised to find quicker pick-up, instant start- ing, smoother running motors and disappearance of carbon. E. Oliver, 999-1365 N. Third St., Milwaukee, Wise, for a limited time is offering a free device to those who will help introduce it. He also needs men everywhere to make over 5100 week- ly in their own territory taking care of local business. Write him at once for free sample and big money making offer.—adv. (J22J An effort to secure voting ma- chines for us:e in Mobile, Ala., elec- tions will be made in the 1931 leg- islature, BOUSEWTVES' RECIPES MOJDELS FOR BAKERIES WASHINGTON, (/P)—Recipes of j housewives are widely used by bak- l ery companies in making their pro- ducts. So says L. J. Schumaker, chair- man of the American Institute of Baking. The most popular loaves of bread, cakes and pies on the market owe their excellence to some wife or mother who wanted to share her knowledge with others, Schumaker says. \Danger hull! Don't do this and don't do that! II there was a law against eating Chasolen's good groceries, I'll bet they'd have to take over the building!\ To advertise cut prices on standard merchandise, in the hope of making up the loss on unbranded items, is skating on thin ice for any business man. ALL our prices are right! 1S01EN&SGN /* GROCERIES AND MEATS 220 MARGARET ST. PLATTSBURGH exxro Burlington Trust Co. INCORPORATED 188? EVERY BANKING SERVICE SAVINGS—from Si to any amount. Deposits made on or before Feb. 6 earn interest from Feb. 1. CHECK ACCOUNTS—for business and personal uses. No service charge on monthly balance of $5o or more. COMMERCIAL BANKING—-.utiordinj? complete facilities for business transactions of every kind. TRUST DEPARTMENT—for the administration of trusts and estates. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT—for the temporary placing- of surplus funds at interest. NIGHT DEPOSITORY—for use after banking hours; as simple and convenient as mailing a letter. WE PAT THE STATE TAX ON AIL DEPOSITS Main Bank: BURLINGTON, Vermont Branch Banks: WINOOSKI and RICHMOND, Vt. XTXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIIIIIIIIIIIH aaxxtri