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MOTHER and daughter employed wants
tbl &c modern, unfinished rooms by 9th
December. Address A No. 1893. Times.
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BLOOMINGTON - Smithviue, in
the hills Of Monroe County, has tele-
phone service again with the re-
establishment of an exchange which
was discontinued a month ago.
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RENTALS

NEW four-rcOm cottage. electric lights. base
nlents garage. extra lots for garden space.
Want reliable people with reference SlS
month. 1 p blocks north Speedway road.
1905 Concord St. Belmont O664.
WILL transfer lease on Groom modern
home, Illinois car line. Washington
4Q-3
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ROOMS For RENT
a=I,ight Unuselserninc

ALL outside rooms, hot and cold water,
steam heat; So up 81 u n. Illinois.
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COLUNfBUS-John Powers. q, and
Jack Morgan, 20, were permitted to
sleep in the county Jail here, when
they told Sheriff Phillips they were
broke and too proud to write to their
parents in Louisville for money until
they could find work.
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SHELBYVILLL - Edward RAIDER,
living near Manila, is claiming the
corn shocking championship Of Rush
and Shelby counties. He shucked
total Of 2,07S bushels of corn in twen-
~ days and hauled the grain to the
crib.
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TT. WAYNE-The honor Of being
the first woman in Allen County to
administer the oath of office to Judge
was accorded to Miss Martha Cana
day, deputy clerk. who swore in Judge
Charles ]. Ryan.
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SprlIAi. NOTICES

DO you wait to get rich quick at small
cost5 Here's your chance we ana
7sin give titIe in fee simple to a good gold
mine for q lease on a modern dwelling
house M to the day of our death, when
me same shall revert back to the owners
and the mine still be theirs forever. 4
sviIi be glad 10 give particulars any time IN
interview Address A No. 2T19. Times.
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NfUNCIE Local authorities az
preparing for an increase in crime
here. The Thanksgiving dinner me
nu for the Delaware County Jail is as
follows: Roast chicken, oyster dress
ing, sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes,
pumpkin pie and cranberry sauce.
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COLUMBUS-Wil Oliver, So.
lost three fingers when his hand was
caught in a. corn shredder. -
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Auditor Of Marion County. Indians

STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION. ,
Nou,c Is hereby given that sealed bids
viii be received by the director of the State
highway commission. At the office Of the
Strife highway commission in the Statehouse
city Of Indianapolis Ind, until 10 a. m, on
the 9th day of December, 1922. tor the con-
strUc'lou of q certain highway and described
Number. r A. 81 section A. Location
Geutryvile 81. Meinrad road. Spencer CoUn-
~. Genuyyille TO Lincoln City. No. OF Miles ;
$50
Number: r. A. "a. section C. Location
D8'e-St Meinrad road. Spencer County, 30
miles west Of st. Meinrad to St. Meinrad
No OF Miles: 9 .66T
Bids vii! be received for three types OF
surfsciUg: Gravel surface on gravel base,
gravel surface on 3 water bound macRdam
base, water bound macadam surface on a
water bound uacadam base. also for the
grading and structures under twenty foot
clear span. separately on the above listed
pro eCts.
Contractor will furnish cement for the
rbove listed projects.
Proposal blanks and specifications may be
obtained free, and p ans upon payment OF
50 per set upon application 70 the state
highway commission. Indianapolis, Ind. No
refund for plans returned.
Plans may also be seen at the office OF the
state highway c)mutssIou Indian apoils. Ind
Contracts Will be let 10 the lowest and
beat bidder. but the right To reject any and
all bids is reserved If any cause exists
therefor Bidders shall file bonds with the
bids as provided by law.
J u WILLIAMS. Director,
Indiana State Highway Commission.
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PROSPECT ST. 1437; one suite of well-fur-
nished- light housekeeping rooms, heat,
lights. water IN kitchen, gas range, use of
phone. For adults only.
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NEWLY furnished room with board: gen
tcnIsu. s. per week; one-fourth square
from Z. V asF'ngtou car line. Il South
Tuxedo. Webster 516a.
VA N"'ED-si. al child to board: good home.
Webster 6542.
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PLYMOUTH-The pumpkin crop
this season. so far as northern In
diana was concerned, was the largest
in many years and pumpkin pies are
expected to grace thousands Of
tablets on Thanksgiving Day. Large
pumpkins are retailing on the mar
ket here at from 5 to Is cents each.
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HoOsier Briefs

HoOsier Briefs
PLYMOUTH-The pumpkin crop
this season. so far as northern In
diana was concerned, was the largest
in many years and pumpkin pies are
expected to grace thousands Of
tablets on Thanksgiving Day. Large
pumpkins are retailing on the mar
ket here at from ; to Is cents each.
TT. WAYNE-Two young men.
Frank Williams and John Johnson.
saw a woman whose acquaintance
they desired to make. They chirped
a merry whistle. The woman proved
tC be poHce-wornan Mildred Dunla a.
They made her acquaintance Will ~;
she arrested them.
MUNCIE-Robert Henshaw bet
$500 on a horse race at the Muncie
fair last fall and lost. Charles
Benadum, a farmer, declares in a suit
filed here that he paid the winner at
Henshaw's request and has not been
reimbursed.
NEWCASTLE - Walter Huse,
living two miles south of here, has a
radish grown on his farm which
weighs seven pounds.
HILLSBORO = Donald Davidson
said lie went to sleep while driving his
automobile. The car turned over in q
ditch near here.
ANDERSON-Loren Huntzinger re-
celved a watch and ring through the
mail which were stolen from him over
a month ago in a hojd-up. a note ex-
planned that the robbers had been I'M
able to dispose of the jewelry.
SHELBYVILLE - Edward RAIDER
living near Manila, is claiming the
corn shocking championship Of Rush
and Shelby counties. He shucked a
total of 2.07S bushels of corn in twen-
" days and hauled the grain to the
crib.
SYRACUSE Joseph Bartlett. q.
was so fused" during his marriage
to Miss Mildred Schick that the pas
tor, Rev. J. S. Cain, finally removed
Joe's hat from his head after having
made two futile requests.
FIT. WAYNE-Exhibit "A" in Il -
divorce suit of Mrs. Eva NJ. Bog&S
against her husband, Thomas A.
BOuge, was a lock of hair. which Mrs.
Bogue testified her husband pulled
from her head.
MUNCIE-When arrested for the
third time in three months on
charge of stealing bicycles, Harry
Crawford told the police he was a VIC
tim Of a mania for stealing bicycles
and asked to be sent to an insane
asylum
COLUMBUS-John Powers, q, and
Jack Morgan, 90 were permitted to
sleep in the county Jail here, when
they told Sheriff Phillips they were
broke and too proud to write to their
parents in Louisville for money until
they could find work.
BLOOMINGTON - Smithviue, in
the hills Of Monroe County, has tele-
phone service again with the re-
establishment of an exchange which
was discontinued a month ago.
LAF'AYETTE-Stud OF Indiana
University were welcomed TO the foot.
ball game here in novel fashion last
week. The Acacia fraternity had in
its front yard a large bath tub, wash
stand and bath robes and also a large
sign which read: Welcome Indiana
IN VVatar'
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TT. WAYNE;-Two young men.
Frank Williams and John Johnson.
saw a woman whose acquaintance
they desired to make. They chirped
a merry whistle. The woman proved
&c be pouce-woman Mildred DunIa "A
They made her acquaintance WIN
she arrested them.
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MUNCTE-Robert IIenshaw bet
$500 on a horse race at the Muncie
fair last fall and lost. Charles
Benadum, farmer, declares in a suit
filed here that he paid the winner at
Henshaws request and has not been
reimbursed.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR NEW HIGH
WAY

NOTICE OF PETITION FOR NEW HIGH
WAY.
Pursuant TO the statutes for such cases
made and provided notice is hereby given
tiat. on the 18Th DAY of November 1922
JOHN r Head and certain other freehoders
Of Marion County. Indiana. fled in the office
OF the undersigned their petition, addressed
20 the board OF commissioners OF SAID cOun-
~, praying FOR the laying out and opening
OF new road ia Warren Township OF said
county. described as follows:
Commencing at the northwest corner OF
the s0uthwe o1 arter OF section fifteen i15l
in township attcen l15l north. Of range
-FOUR a. east. Warren Township Of the
County Of Marion. IN the state OF Indiana,
ana running thence eastV aTdly, on and
along thc gOrth line OF the said southwest
quarter. and on ard along the north line Of
the southeast quarter OF said section, to the
northeast corner OF said southeast quarter
OF said section the proposed new highway
% be OF the width of fifty tJ0b feet. twenty
scrihed center line.
Said proposed highway passes through. or
on Inc line between, or otherwise affects. the
lands owned or occupied BY the following
John Edgar Head and Mary Head. his
wife. Catherine SUChcr. Isaac F. RpeGer. Bert
J Reedcr. Marion Silver, Charles Silver. Min
ME Bowman William Silver Cora Young.
Arthur B. Silver. Ethel NJ. Spilman. Cora
MusAopf. Arthur E Eic1hoh and Esther r.
Elcah0h husband and wife. Nellie e. Howe
aud Russ x. Re1diug
Now, ali persons concerned are hereby
notified that said petition will be presented
to said board OF commissioners for hear
ing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of Friday.
the Sth day of December 1892. at n regular
meeting Of said board to be then hclC IN the
office Of said board in the courthouse IN the
city 0f indianapolis of said county.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
county. this. the 18th day Of November,
TFO K FFSTFR
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PERSONALS

~s~NS~~~~~~N~<>~N~~~>~
PARAMOUNT Maternity Hospital for con
fnement. May wOrk for part OF expenses
Babies for adoption. Write Tor eoohlet.
st. Kansas City. No.
ROTORUB GOTTRE OINTMENT.
A wonderful gOltre remedy. Call Irving
ton 1888.
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SO INSURANCE

WE MAKE and give second mortgages on
improved farms and indianapolis real
estate.
AETNA MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT co.
00S Fidelity Trust Bldg.
REAL ESTATE and insurance.
TUXEDO STATE BANK.
43o4 Z. New York. ITvsngtOn 2Sc3
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FIT. WAYNE-Exhibit "A" in Il
divorce suit of Mrs. Eva NJ. Bog&s
against her husband, Thomas A.
Bouge, was a lock of hair. which Mrs
Bogue testified her husband pulled
from her head.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-17
VYZNAMENANY CESKY
STUDENT.

Y dneSnim rannim Plain
Dealeru setkavame Sc s podo-
biznou 19-leteho kraiana Otty
Svece, 4153 vych. 1913. ul. 0
nemz isme prinesli suchou
zpravu, ze jest mezi graduan-
ty lekarnicke fakulty Western
Reserve university a kterou
dnes radosti doplnuieme, re
nadany mlady muz krone di-
plomu dostal ffdk6 vyzname-
mani til re ctyT cen. Obdrael
medailii alumni j valediktora,
jakoz i cenu L. c. Hoppovu,
iez iej opravnuie k clenstvi V
Americkem Pharmacetsk6m
Sdruzeni, nasledkem S vybor-
nym prospechem slozenych
zkousek. Pan Svec bude Y l6-
karnickych studiich jeste po-
kraGovati pTistim rokem, kdy
oddeleni lekarnicke bude popr-
We rozsireno ma kurs ctyrlety.
X nebyval6mu Gspechu gratu-
lujeme nejen my, ale cely
kruh pfatel Zminene rodiny.
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z TAJu DOMACf POLITIKY

Volebni rada vcera zamitla
nominaCni petice ma statni Il
fady a 16 kandidatG ma urady
republikanskych precinktnich
vyborG.
Petice d. j. Suttera dem. kan
didata. nominace do statniho
senatu odmitnuta proto, re Il
n6kterych podpisu chybely a.
dresy. Pro podobnou formalni
chybu neuznana petice Thoma
Sc Hurleye uchazejiciho Sc c
demokratickou nominaci dc
statniho domu zastupcd.
Volebni rada postavila sc
take proti krajanu Josefu j.
Sachovi, ienz Sc uchazi o re-
publikanskou nominaci ma Il
rad Y statnim ustrednim vybo-
ru 81. distriktu, kde Sc 0 no
minaci uchazf t6z Alex Bern
stein. Namitky proti Sachovi
spoGivaji V tom, re tyz bydli
" Newburgh Heights Y procink
tn p. Pani MulaGova, 0 jeiimz
kandidovani bylo psano, neho-
dla Sc vubec pouSteti ' polite
k6 boie.
Kandidati precinktnich w
bord byli odmitnuti t6chto
warach: 8, 9, II, IS, 90, 25 a
80. Kongresnik S. D. Fess,
pTedseda republikanskeho kon
eresniho vyboru a kandidat no
minace do senatu spolkoveho
pfijel z Washingtonu do Cleve-
landu, kdyz byl drive mluvil Y
YoungStownu a Chagrin Falls.
Omlouva svoie vystoupeni pro
ii bonusum slovy: "V kv6tnu
1920 hlasoval isem proti pred
loze vyslouzileckTch bonusu,
iez byla ale domem zastupcu
priiata proto. re nebylo pene2
ma ieiich kryti, kteraz okol-
most byla prehl6dnuta. Priiata
pfedloha bude zat6zovati po-
kladnv po dobu dVaceti roku. :
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FRANCOUZI v PORYNSKU.

Koblenc, 16. Cervna. - Je-
den francouzsky peSi pluk 2
Horniho Slezska a jeden delo-
streleckl pluk z Treviru priji-
zdeji do Koblence, cimz fran
couzska okkupacni armada V
americk6m pasmu zyySena bu-
de ma 5000 proti 1,200 Anne
riGanG. kteff zustanou zde pc
odpluti transportu Cantigny s
oddilem americkeho vojska 20.
Cervna. Generalmaior Robert
l.. Bullard a brigadni general
Preston Brown prijeli do Ko-
blence dnes.
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Nehoda ma Movu"
ptactva.

13-lety Frank Kruchka,
1928 Howard Ave. S. w. Sc
bral otci revolvery a vydal Sc
spolu Sc 14letym druhem Ste
vem Hamem ma low ptakd. My
slivost provadeli pod Clark mo
stem. Frankovi st6sti pralo,
spatril pernatce, zam6ril tre-
fiji kull Hama primo do levt
ruky. Kolemidouci obcan pr
vystrelu upozornen privolal pc
licii, ktera postreleneho odve.
zla do mestsk6 nemocnice. "Ca
rostTelec" zmizel, ale pozd6-
il policii blize domova nalezer
ihned vyslechnut. ZranenJ
hoch bydlel V els. 1926 vych
"a. I'll.
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KDYZ JE KOZEL ZAHRAD-
NlkEM.

Velkoporota vcera dala V
obzalobu jisteho policistu il
n6ho obcana, kteri Sc sucastnili
velkokradeze spachane u jiste
obchodni firmy pred puldru-
hym rokem. Obchodni spolec-
nictvi straznika V tomto pripa-
de bylo objeveno, kdyz ukrade
ne zbozi "a policejni prohlidky
bylo nalezeno V jistem doutni-
karskem obchode. Mattel OBJ
chodu pax Sc primal, ze pode-
zrele zbozi koupil cd policisty
ktery prav6 konal sluzbu. Pres
dosti tezkou obzalobu nebyl
vSak dosud nikdo zatCen.
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CTYRI GENERACE OPLAkA.
VAJf ZTRATU PRACTICE.

Vcera dopoledne zemrel pi-
onyr clevelandske jezernl plav
by 86-lety John +. Morrow,
zakladatel steinoimenne lod-
nj spoleGnosti. Ma znameni
smutku byly vlajky na stoza-
rech lodi spolecnosti vlastne-
nych, spust6ny do polovice sto-
aarn. Odchod starick6ho mu-
ze zeli velice rozvetvena rodi-
ma a sice 6 dltek, % vnukG, 81
pravnukH jeden prapravnuk.
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SVEDSkO PRO ALLIANCE S
FINSKEM.

Stockholm, Is. cervna. -
Pon6vadz finsky parliament de
finitivne zamitl varsavskou
smlouvu ohledne alliance Bal
tickych statu proti Sovetskemu
Rusku, rozvinuta byla nyni We
Sv6dsku wanna agitace We pro-
speech alliance Finskem. Po-
ukazuje Sc ma to. re hlavni O.
branna linie Svedska lezi V
Karilii ze V padu nepratel-
stvi vIchodni hranice Finska
budou tvofit hlavni bitevni Ii
nil mezi nepratelskymi strana-
mi.
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SMRT HRDINY.

Furnes, Belgie, 16. tervra.
Charles Coggne, hrdinsky
hlidaC iezovych stavidel ma
rece Ysere, jest mrtev. Kdya
kontreadmirala Ronarcha di-
wise francouzskych namofniku
zatlacena byla "a feku User,
Cogghe, ia prudke delostfel-
by otevrel stavidla V Nieupor-
tn, zaplaviv tax planinu a "a
braniv n9meckemu postupu na
Calais. Byl dekorovan valet-
nymi kfizi francouzskym q j.
talskym.
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Vekolepy vylet
jake loni tax i letos pofada
Klub
Prazskych PepikIi
v NEDELI, 25. CEPyNA '22

zahrads p. Capka ma E. II.
Vstupne 25c osoba.
Zacatek l hod. odpoledne.
Zabavni vybor pTipravuje vSe
NONE k pobaveni hostG, tax
re nebude nikdo litovat, kdo
pride ma tento vylet. Klubov-
nj hudba pod riZenim br. V.
Suchyho.
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CTVRTLETNf SCHUZE.

Podporujici soc spolek pod
zastitou sv. Amy zalozeny pTi
osade sv. Vaclava, kona rad
nou schulz tTeti ned6li, dne IS.
cervna We 3 hod. odpol. V osa-
de sv. Prokopa. Name platit
ma umrti zemrelych sester. T.
vadi Sc soucasne ma v6domi
zenam, kter6 by Sc chtely k
spolku nasemu pridati, re Sc
clenkyne prijimaii bez pTistup
neho. Sestry dostavte sc v
plnem poctu. Vybor.
Cit
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RMHmNME n n NJ n W wr wr n r. u
AMERICKE MAR,
SDRUZ CECHO-
SLOVAKU

kona svoji mesicni clenskou
schulz v pondeli dne 19.
Cervna v 8 hodin yecer v
Ceske Mar. SIM ma Broad
way V mistnosti els. 3.
Prednaseti bude DR.. Henry
John v ceske feci o Ceske
Grafice.
DR.. John jest milovnikem
a odbornlkem ceskeho um6-
nj. = Nenechte 81 ujit te-
to pfilezitosti.
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LEGIONARI!

Mistni Druzina Gsl. legiona-
ri kona pristi pond6li, 19.
cervna V 8 hod. yeGer, mimo-
radnou schulz, ma niz proied-
many budou zalezitosti, pred
lehajici projektovan6mu sjez-
du. Jest proto ddlezito, ably
bratri teto schuze byli ucastni
pokud mono V nejvetSim po-
ctu!
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Hlasenf

Vojak dostal po mich cd 70
dicu psani, aby jim prijel po-
moci vymlatit obili. | hlasil Sc
o dovolenou slovy; "Poslusne
prosim 0 dovolenou k mlaceni
svvch rodiGu."
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Jarka kriStan, tai.
PRODA Sc velmi peknv 2

PKUDA ST VeIml peKny z
rodinny d6m 5ti pokojich s
koupelnou nahofe i V dole, lot
je so pri 100 strevicich ma East
Boulevardu, severn6 Cd Union
ul. Vse zaplaceno. Vezme Sc
dobry lot ma splatku. Haste Sc
v els. 347O vych. 10. ul. GIT
The Princeton union., 1922-08-24

will attend school there the coming
term.
Mrs. Chas. Cohoes and Merton, Es-
tella and Norman were in Elk River
Monday.
Minnie Truax entertained company
from Minneapolis the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson and
children spent Sunday afternoon at
the C. Cohoes home
Mr.. and Mrs. Alf. Brown enter
tanned large number Of friends and
relatives from Minneapolis Sunday.
Mrs. Truax and sons were Elk River
shoppers Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Brown is enjoying a
visit from her mother from Little
Falls.
Mr.. Johnson has been very poorly
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Tiff entertained
some old friends from Parkers Prairie
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Brand entertained
ia number Of friends on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Gramhill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Tufte and children and Mrs.
Martha Hauge left for Willmar Sat-
urday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gramhill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lemke and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grams
attended church in Burns Sunday.
The Princeton union., 1922-08-24
Pointed Paragraphs
BY Peterson

Stung, but not discouraged, that's
me. love to take pictures of old
men with long whiskers and bald
heads, it's my hobby. I wanted to get
hold of some good subjects and make
some artistic portraits, that's why I
made the proposition to the old gen
tie men around Princeton a couple of
weeks ago, but it seems that there
/ are no such things, as old men in this
neck of the woods, or else they keep
in hiding or won't admit that they are
old. I had Just Two gentlemen re-
spond to my offer, and neither of
them had any whiskers at all. Con-
sequently there will be no display of
old men at the fair, and it saves me
$500 that I was going TO give away.
But you watch me. I am not tie kind
of a fellow that loses heart. I am
going to have some old mems pictures,
whiskers and all, if it takes me until
next fair time to get them.
Anyway, there is going to be big
display Of portraits of all kinds at the
fair next week. Don't fail to see my
display when you are at the fair.
And now want all mothers to get
their babies lined up for the greatest
Baby Contest that's ever been pulled
off in this part of the state.
Watch next weeks paper for par
ticulars.
The Princeton union., 1922-08-24
Sealed Proposals.

Notice is hereby given that the county board
of commissioners Of Mile Lacs county, Mime.
sofa, will receive sealed proposals up to the
hour OF p. M, on Wednesday, September g.
1922. at the office of the county auditor
Milaca, for the general construction of the
new Mile Lacs county court house. to be built
in Milaca. in accordance with plans and speci-
fcations prepared by Croft Boener, Inc,
architects and engineers.
Bids will be received only on the form of
proposal supplied by the architects and en-
ginee1s and no other forms will be considered.
Bids must be accompanied by certified check
or bidders bond for an amount Of five per
cent of the bid made payable to the treasurer
OF the above county.
Copies of the above plans and specifications
the following places: Office of the county
auditor, offices of the architects and engineers,
and at the builders exchanges in Minneapolis
and st. Paul.
The successful bidder must furnish the
board of county commissioners with an ap-
proved surety company bond in the full amount
of the contract price.
The board of county commissioners reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Extra copies of plans and specifications NAV
be obtained on and after August 2srd, 1922,
from the architects and engineers, by making
deposit of $4,000. The full abount of this
deposit will be refunded upon return of plans
in good condition and in case bona fide bid
is submitted. Blue print cost will be retained
by the architects and engineers out of the
deposit in case plans are mutilated or a bid
is not submitted.
Dated this 9Th day of August, 1922.
WALTER PELTIER,
County Auditor.
Croft Boomers, Inc,
Architects and Engineers
1006 Marquette Avenue,
Minneapolis, MINI.