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Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-12
Bedtime Stories
WIGGILY AND THE GREEN
CARPET
Copyright, 1922, by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate
NV HOWARD r. GARIs)

1--WE really must get Il new one.
Yes, we certainly need new one!
exclaimed Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
one morning, soon after Uncle Wiggily
had finished his breakfast OF carrot
pancakes with turnip maple sugar
sprinkled around the edges.
"What is it we must get new, Miss
Fuzzy Wuzzy?' asked Uncle Wlggily,
as he twinklcd his PINK nose. 81 hope
it ism IL new bungalow, for this is
going to be hard winter and hard
times and | don T want to make Il new
bungalow if we can help it.
"Oh, the bungalow is all right, very
nice in fact spoke the muskrat lady
housekeeper; "but we do need a new
carpet for the living room. The old
one is full of holes and---'
"Well, if it is only full of holes |
guess we II have to make it do until
spring. said Mr.. Longears % don I
want to buy a new carpet with hard
times coming and really we should not
be fussv about few holes. y
"Oh, it ism t fussiness! quickly said
Nurse Jane. But if | trip and STUN.
bic down and break leg, can t ge.
your meals or wash the dishes. -
"Oh, that S differcntl' quickly cN-
claimed the rabbit gentleman. ~ II
see about getting a new carpet at once.
Not because you might not be able to
get my meals if you broke your leg,
Nurse Jane, but because ! don I want
you TO be hurt. ii hop away and see
what | can do about a new carpet.
Uncle Wiggily twinkled his pink
nose and hoped over the fields and
through the woods. lie was thinking
and thinking and thinking of how he
could get new carpet for Nurse Jane
when really he didn t have the money.
"And the worst of it is, said Uncle
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-12

New airplane has II radio set sc
friends can be notified when it plans
to drop in on them.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-12
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
October 12, 1907

V. p. Edie, partner of Wiley NJ.
Weaver. arrives from New Mexico with
train of II ears loaded with sheep. Mr..
Weaver is in Oregon taking care of
shipment of thoroughbred sheep pur-
chased by the company
A crying need for horses heard on
every side us people pour into the val
ley and begin to improve their claims
DR.. +. Henry Way moves to valley
which he considers fine place for
health as well as for farm crops.
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TEN YEARS AGO
October IL, 1912

Survey begun on portion of road to
Imperial Valley to be built by San
Diego County.
Press carries .123 inches of classified
advertising while the other five news
papers in the valley all combined carry
but III inches.
Proposition of Southern Pacific to
sell the water system to the valley re-
jcctcd' by board of directors.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-12
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell of
Imperial Valley for This Day
in Past Years
TWENTY-oNE YEARS AGO
October IL, 1901

Religious services held at Masten
Camp. Home department of Sunday
school largely increased by the enroll
mcnt of those at the camp who said
they would gladly study the weekly
lesson if lesson paper we're sent to
them.
A. H. Rekhoph returned TO the val
lev with Mrs. Rekhoph and the two
children and the family will make their
future home here
Haven Brothers move here from
Riverside and strike camp on their
land near Blue Lake.
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Mrs. Palmerlee Wins--ln

Mrs. Palmerlee Wins-In the super
Tor court this morning, Judge NJ. W.
Conkling granted final decree OF di'
vorcc to Marguerite Il. Palmcrlcc from
J.. +. Palmcrlee and the custody of two
minor children, Marvin and Curtiss Pal
merlee,
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'TomSins Says
ssua--sss -.t- -. ~ -. ,--,-s i
The skirt, long MAY it flap.

The skirt, long MAY it flap.
Any man can prove he has good
sense by saying that you have.
Sometimes we think the bookworm
is kin to the hook-worm.
A London doctor SAYS our girls work
TOO much. Our experience Is they
work too many.
If you want u man to growl at you
treat him like dog.
You can uplift man by sitting
down on him.
This winter coal shortage reminds
US of the saying MANY are cold but
| few are frozen.
The two principle causes of divorce
are men and women.
Raisul, famous bandit, has quit. 1t
is understood competition in his line
was too keen.
Truth is stranger than fiction. IT
docsn t come around as often.
About the hardest thing to cure is
injured feelings.
| 'Charlie Chaplin : ex-wifc is broke,
but she ought to land Il good job hand
ling pies.
! New airplane has radio set so
/ friends can be notified when it plans
to drop in on them.
| Abopt the only difference between
the girl of 1900 and the girl of 192-
is 22 Years.
Gossiping is an indoor sport that dc
velops the jaw
1t is perfectly proper to net foolish
if you do it wisely.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-12

Gossipiig is an indoor sport that dc
velops the jaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-12
BETTER THAN RICHES

"If you want to make your grandchildren rich, says
Arthur Brisbane, buy real estate wisely in New York,
Chicago, Cleveland Detroit Seattle, San Francisco, Los
Angeles Atlanta any other firstclas growing Ameri
city"
Quite so--if you want TO make your grandchildren
rich. But will truly wise want to do that? May
the enlightened duty to ones offspring call for
other of benefacon rather than the transmits
mission Of property made valuable by unearned increment
contributed by the growth Of the community and the
terprise of other people?
There quite a few grandchildren enjoying the
fruits Of such investment in large and growing cities
them worthy citizens playing their part in the
community life and striving to give society useful service
equivalent for what society has given them.s But
good many WastTes squanderng their heritage with
out a thought of gratitude fair return And Of
them spending abroad, in that ought to make
the original founders of their fortunes turn their
patriotic graves.
Planning deliberately to make ones grandchildren
rich bad business, in any 1t may be ques-
toned whether planning to make ones children rich is
wise family policy sound social policy.
Far better a heritage of high ideals good manners,
liberal education and training for the battle of life Given
those child will have something better than money
pass to the grandchildren Given these the succeeding
generations will need wealth, but they will know how
TO use ii III they have it.
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NOTICE 10 RIDnERs.

BIDS viii be received BY tbe board o.
trustees Of the Indiana State Normal School
ct o'clock {. m, Tuesday Dec. 10. 1929,
College, eastern vision. Indiana State Nor
NAL School 5iuucie. Ind. for the construc-
ton and completion of the sanitary eewer a
the Ball Teachers College eastern djvisio "a
Indiana State Normal School. Muucie, Ing,
Bids must be made on form No. 90 pre-.
scribed by the State board of accounts and
must be accompanied BY certified check
equal to per cent OF amount of bid. Bids
must be IN accordance with provisions OF
ter Janney. engineer. Muncie, Ind; copies or
which may be found at the office OF the
dean OF the faculty of Rail- Teachers College,
eastern division. Indiana State Normal
School Muncie. Ind. and at the office of
the registrar of the Indiana State FORMAL
School, Terre Haute. Ind. Total estimated
cost OF the proposed sewer is Sis. $1,000.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INDIANA
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
HELEN 9. BENbRlDGE. Secretary.
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GETS NEW YORK TRIP

A nice little trip to New York awaits
some lucky member Of the city
council.
At invitation of the Fox Rotary
Broom Company, the board of pub
lie works designated DR.. NJ. J. Spen-
Ger, Democratic member, and John
F.. Walker, superintendent of streqf
cleaning, to 50 to New York at this
company's expense TO investigate pos
sibihties of a street-sweeping device
The council has been invited to send
a member and is expected to select
him Monday evening.
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HARRY D. TUTEWILER,
(SEALl ,CAGIIN H. SHANK,
ALBERT HOFFMAN,
Board of Commissioners Of the County
Marion Indiana.
Attest: LEO K FESSLER. Auditor.
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE OF HEARING ON ACQUISITION
RESOLUTION.
Board of park commissioners of the city o.
Indianapolis Ind. Office OF the board
To whom it may concern: Notice is here.
by given by the board OF park commissioners,
OF the city of Indianapolis. that by its Ac'
QUESTION Resolution Nc. ~. 1922, 1t has de;
termined to acquire the following described
real estate in the city of Indianapolis, Mar
ion County, Indiana:
. Beginning at tne intersection Of the east
line OF Dupont St. and the north line -
North St; said point being the southws*
corner of lot No IL, in block No. 6, IN Cas*z
toi Park addition first section to the city
OF Indianapolis, as recorded in plat book Ma
10, page 1877. in the recorders office of Mar
ion County, State of Indiana: thence north
degrees, SIS minutes west along the east
property line of Dupont st. "A distance OF
43S.OI feet TO point ir the north property
line OF Walnut St; thence north 50 degrees,
~ minutes east along the said north prop
erty line of Walnut St, a distance OF 2.S3
feet to a point thence il northeastward-
" direction on curved line 10 the rigi:s,
having for its radius 2207.3 feet, being
parallel with and 80 feet distance from the
center line of White River all Creek Park
way drive as now located and established,
Distance OF 1903 feet to a point thence
north 10 degrees, &c minutes east and
parallel with ard 80 feet distance from ths
center line of White River Fall Creek Park
way drive, as now located and established
distance Of 63S.5 feet to point; thence in
ENTHUSIASTICALLY direction on curved line
to the right having for its radius 1888
feet parallel with and so feet distance from
the center Inc of White River Fall Creek
Parkway drive, as now located and estab-
lished a distance of 32114 feet to point
IN the south property line of Tenth ST.;
thence north IS degrees, So minutes east
along the south property line Of Tenth St,
distance Of 34604 feet to point; thence
south SIS degrees. - minutes east parallel
with and 80 feet distance from the center
line OF the aforesaid White River Fall Greek
Parkw ay drive. a. distance of 1872 feet to
a point in tha west property line of Calc-
well St; thence south along the west prop
crty line Of Caldwell ST. to a point IN tho
north property line OF North St; thence west
. along the north property line OF North st.
to the place OF beginning, containing 42.oS
acres.
That said real estate 50 to be acquired is
70 be used for PARK purposes Of the city Of
Indianapolis.
By said resolution it is provided that
Thursday Dec. 21 1922, at o'clock ?. m, az
the office Of the said board in the city hail
in said city. VIII be the time and place when
final action Will be taken confirming, modl-
flying or resembling said resolution. and when
II VIII receive and hear remonstrances from
persons interested in or affected by such pro
ceedings and when # will determine the pub
lie utility and benefit thereof -
CHARLES a. BOOKWALGER.
FRED CLINE.
A. NJ. MAGCIRE,
SARAH Z SHANK
Board Of park commissioners of the city or
In 1ian3pOlis. Ind.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT

SANITARY DISTRICT Or INDIANAPOLIS.
Division JII-Section 4.
Sealed proposals Will be received By the
board of sanitary commissioners. sanitary
district of indianapolis, at its office Ii the
city hall, Indianapolis. Ind, until 10 g.. ~"
Dee. IS, 1922, at which time bids Will be
publicly opened and scheduled and awards
made as soon thereafter as practicable, for
furnishing and erecting mechanical equip
ment Of Section 4. Division III. tor the
Sewage Disposal Plant Of the Sanitary Dis
trict OF Indianapolis, in accordance with
plans and specifications or fila At the Office
of the board This construction and equip
ment consists OF the following items;
"A. Cast iron pipe and specials.
4-h. Low pressure gate valves.
&C. Power plant piping.
I'd. Standard and high pressure valves.
4-e. AIR washing equipment.
If. EIectric-c@ntTlfuga pumping units
IS. Electric wiring and fixtures.
fl. Rotary dryers, stollers a0d convey
ing machinery.
ii. SIudge filters
Each bidder shall he required TO depOzit
with his bid q certified check in the 9mouna
as provided in said specifications and in
formation to bidders, 70 secure the execus
ton Of the contract for which bid Is made
Copies of plans and specifications and gen
eral information may be obtained at the
office of Charles H. Hurd. consulting engi-
neer 1908 Merchants Bank Bldg. Indian
The board reserves the right to reject any
BOARD or SANITARY COMMISSIONERS.
JAY A. CRAVEN. President.
JOHN i. ELLIOTT Yics-Prees
IUCIUS =. SWIFT.
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PRINTING AND STATIONERY. BIDS.
Notice is hereby given that The board
the 18th day Of December. 1929, at thS
office of the auditor OF Marion County lrdi-
ana, receive sealed bids Tor furnishing books.
blanks and stationery and other such sup-
Plies for the use OF said county for the year
Printed specifications of the kind. quail
ity and quantity of the articles needed can
be had upon application TO the county a1lGl-
tor and for the purpose Of securing unIfOr-
nifty of bids. each bidder viii be required
to make his I'D on the printed specifications
and fix price upon each item in the class
bid up !, and make extensions OF prices ana
place the totals al the bottom Of each class
DID upon. In 10 case Will bi1s be considered
unless these requirements are complied with.
One class or line consists OF blank books.
records, blanks and similar material, and
another class cOnsits of blanks printed with
TWO or more impressions Of presswork. ard
another class consists Of legal cap stationery.
tablets, peus, ink. pencils and other similar
materials. and another class consists OF
printed letter neads, envelopes, printed sta
t1onery and such blanks az can be printed
terials
Bids shall be submitted separately and
contracts let separately upon each line or
class Of said Specifications.
No bid will b. entertained where this
price Oh one or several items for any officer,
len computed on total quantities of such
item to be used during the year 1923. as
shown from the acquisitions anu speclnca-
tons, shall exceed the amount Of the ap-
preparation for such officer.
Each bidder shall submit Gnd deposit with
his BID a bend 10 the approval of the board
of county commissioners in the sum OF two
thousand dollars (S2 ,O0Ul, payable 10 tho
county.
The board reserves the right to reject any
or ali bids
Witness our hands and seals this 23rd
day Of November. 1922.
HARRY D. TUTEwILER,
(SEALl ,CARIIS H SHANK,
ALBERT HOFFMAN, -
Board Of Commissioners Of the County Is
Marion. Indiana. -
Attest: LEO (. FESsLER. Auditor.
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b-Board and Rooms

TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS Al
FLETCHER AVE.
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SECOND IN ILLITERATES

Marion County has $3.50 iliterates.
the second largest number in the
State. according to figures complied
today by State School Superintendent
Benjamin Burris. Lake County has
the largest number, s,s27.
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CHARLES A. BOOKWALTER.
FRED CLINE,
A. NJ. MAGUIRE.
GAPAII Z 81 ANK

AiA'Ae"-t"hT~'N7'
NOTICE TO BIDDERS-SALE OF OLD
BUILDINGS.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board
North Meridian street, for the sale of and
removing, as hereinafter specified Of the
following buildings not needed for school
purposes, for not less than the full ap-
praised value These bids will be received
up to 10 o'clock a. M, Dec 10 1922:
House located on the northeast corner Of
Baltimore avenue and Twenty Fifth street,
appraised value, $4,000.
House located on the fourth lot north OF
Twenty-Fifth street on The east side OF Bal
timore avenue, appraised value, S25 90.
1.-THE right is reserved to withhold this
house from the sale If, before the day of
SALE title to it has not been acquired by the
board-)
Each building and the foundations to a
line shall be removed from the premises
within thirty days from date of acceptance
Of bid. All rubbish of every description
shall be removed without any damage to
any other of the school property or prem
Uses.
Bids will be received on each building
separately and each bidder shall submit
certified check for the full amount of his
bid. The board reserves the right to ac
cept or reject any all bids and upon fail
ure of the successful bidder TO properly per
form his contract within the time specified
to order the work done by its own en-
plOyes and to retain any material secured
from said houses and also 10 retain the
proceeds of the certified check
WALTER J. TWINAME.
Business director Board of School Com
missioners of the city OF Indianapolis, In
diana
Dec. /. 1879.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF HEARING on ACQUISITION
RESOT T-TION


NOTICE OF HEARING ON ACQUISITION
RESOLUTION
Board of park commissioners Of the city Of
Indianapolis. Ind. Onice OF the board.
TO whom it may concern: Notice is hereby
given by the board of park commissioners OF
ton Rsoiuttnn No az 1882 o j, has deter
mined to acquire the following described
real estate in the city Of Indianapolis, Mar
ionSCOrssty, Indiana;
"A part of the southwest quarter of sec
tlon ~, township 10 north. range east,
Marion County, Indiana, more particularly
described as follows: Beginning Oh the south
line OF said quarter section, which Is also the
center line OF Thirtietn St, at q point 1870
Quarter section: thence north az right angles
TO Thrteth St. distance Of 2l1.2 feet TO
q point; thence east parallel to the center
to point; thence north making angle to
ibe ie!t Of 90 degrees. distance Of 1877 20
feet to = point: themes northeastwardly
ma '-irg IN angle to the right OF 80 degrees
emo IS minute. distance of 1890 feet to
point: thence west parallel To Thirtieth St,
a dls .snce Of 166 feet - the low water mark
of White River; thence sOuthweetva rdly
slon- the low water mark of White River, a
distsAce of 27I feet TO a point: thence east
parallel 10 tho cent. line of Thirtieth St,
dis anc" or 16S fcej TO a point. said point
being tn northt as norner OF the property
sold to he Indiansp, lis Canoe Cub; thence
tieth St: hence east along the center line
of Thirtieth ST.. a distance of 90 feet to
place Of beginning containing 40 acres.
That said real estate so to be acquired is
70 be used for park purposes of the city OF
Indianapolis.
By said resolution it Is provided that
at the office of the said board in the city
hall In the said city, will be the time and
place when final action viii be taken con
hrIning, modifying or resembling said resolu-
ton, and when it will receive and hear re-
monstrances from persons interested III or
affected by such proceedings and when 1t
viii determine the public utility and benefit
thereof.
CHARLES A. BOOKWALTER,
FRED CLINE
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS-I wish to extend nls
sincere thanks to relatives, friends and
neiEhbors for the sympathy and beautiful
floral offerings rendered at the death of my
dear husband Willard McClintic; also to the
Metal PoIshers' Union, Local III: the en-
ployers of Indianapolis Stove Company; the
Rev. Elmer s.. Clair for mis- conSoling words !;
Shirley Bros. and MI. Brown of Prudential
Life Insurance Company
MRS. MINNIE A. McCLINTIC.
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$40 900 FIRE SWEEPS
ILLINOIS TOWN
Fire Department From Nincenne@
Called to Aid
BIZ United Press

By United Press
ST. FRANCEsvILLE. H., Dec. z.
A $4,000 fire destroyed several
buildings here early today. The blaze
originated in the A. G. Glen grocery
and burned a residence, an electric
shop, garage and poultry house, be-
fore firemen from Vincennes, Ind
and Lawrenceville, Ill., could e1r
tinguish 1t.
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANES-We wish to express
our sincere thanks and gratitude to all
our relatives. friends and neighbOrs for the
kindness and sympathy shown US during
the sickness and death of our dear daugh-
ter Gladys Marie. We also wish TO thank
the Rev Lowe Of the Olive Branch Chris
ers. the Finn Bros. for their efficient seFv-
ices; also for the many beautiful floral Of
fe-iugs AR. AND MRS. JOSEPH KGIP-
TSsCH.
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UNION sPIRUUALIsT LYCTUA

Holds its session every Sunday At , 80
D. n. in the First SF.rtualist Caurch. sos
\. Liberty St. SpiTltuahsts send your chill
6ren. al are invited TO attend: the old az
well as the young Come help Us teach the
children true SprituGllsn.
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Progressive Spiritualist Church

Red Mems Hail. Capitol and North SITS
Rev. Fl. W. B. Myrick viii speak. Subject:
What we VIII Find in Heaven" If you
are interested in tie after lie be sure and
near his lecture Mrs. Bessie Woodwork
will deliver messages from your loved once
who have passed to higher life. Mrs.
Audra Hodson Til furnish music. Services
begin at 40 .. m. Sunday. Ladies' Aid
meets every Tuesday sfternoC.4 at 2 o'clock.
Rev. MyTiciS. Mrs. WOODWORK and other
workers xiii be present. The annual Uni N
Bazaar viii be held on Dec. : Q ard -
the First church. sos y Liberty street. Lee
ture and message service a. > 30 a.d 7:45
each day. Ering your friends and enjoy this
annual even.
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FIRST SPIRTTUALIST CHURCH
THE SECOND SPIRITUALIsT CHURCH
$50 2 ohio ST.. Castle Hail building.
Rev. Anna ThrOndsen- Pastor.

sMediunlship and How n Obtain IT.
Hs-e Is a subject that should be Of in
tere5t to al who are Investigating spirit
ualism- Seek and We shall find" II you
are seeking knowledge of the great beyond
don't fai. to hear the Rev. Throndsen IA one
OF her greatest lectures.
Message bearers for the evening will be
the Rev. Throndsen and Dan Smith. Would
you appreciate z message from a departed
loved UneS MIdweex services are heiu at
1888 College avenue every Wednesday. 1850
.. N. prompt
Part Of the time devoted tn healing the
sick. Bring your friends. Everybody made
welcome. Business houses OF Indianapolis
wishing to advertise in our weekly church
Bulletin. about ready for publication, Ese
or write Arthur NJ. Bowman, secretary. 90
Baldwin building, or phone Lincoln 3f54,
for details.
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2s STORAGE AND TRANSFERS

HEATHS Barber Shop; union; warm. COM
Portable bathrooms 1873 ". Market.
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Unity
Practical Christianity

Meeting Sunday 3 p. m Healing meeting
Wednesday S o n Study class TUESDAY
and Thursday .. n. Pros erity Fellow
ship first Monday out o. each month. Al
.. m. All free. All welcome. 725 n Della
ware ST. Apt. No. J. Circle 5525-
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81 S. TUXEDO, board and rooms. with ga
rage. for rlarri.d couple. Wife to help.
Il square from E. Wash. car line. Web. 0162.
ALABAhiA, south of creek nice home for
2 gentlemen. Randolph 6514.
-
WANTED-SmalI child to board: good home
Webster 6542.
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Is cordially invited TO attend these services
ard % visit the reading rooms.
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NEWLY furnished room with board: gen.
sleman; SIS per week; one-fourth square
from E. Washington line. n South
Tuxedo. Webster 5162.
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Auction SALES

AUCTION
Good stored in the name Of VIM. Eoperson.
Edward Hudgins John Scott and Lucinda
Cook will 6e sold FOR storage Monday, Dec. 1.
1922, az $50 q. NJ Goods having been IN
storage the time required by law and charge
not paid. BANNER STORAGE co, 32S E.
Wabash ST. Circle 2671.