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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Farms ana city Property
Frank Rudy Really c..
Npnshn, Mo.

POULTRY FARM
Wei improved 40. fruit, water health,
tlA5. tortus. Arthur, Mountain View,
Mo.
800 CASH-i2.Oo monthly, buys 40 acres
utarha. south Missouri, good timber
near small town. school and automu-
bile road Make good home, PriCo $3.50,
a. N. Pierce. owner 1904 Baltimore
A.--- L.--L- L-L.- AZ.
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$50 poMN makes The first Taymont on
a rel acre OF soil, $40 O. month. Prices
Co gas aud paving can 4 asrr I4a
Residence cedar $50 aud Dsarr 3g3g.u
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wuo wANrs TINS 81. 300.

WHO WANTS TIus 81 500"
Offered today only. TINS extra large
siN room bungalow como year old
ON roo hy lio foot corner lot. storm
Fhcgtrd, uuk floors, four largo uIos-
'tH. nice bath. runurttrd porch. and
stops fine well or water. garage and
IleH. grapes Located Two blurka
from college CHmpuu ON College
Ave. House alone cost $500. "a rare
bargain Tor s. 500 with {lau0 down
nnd easy monthly payments. tts
steal f1r some one. SEQ owner, l8l
y, tollChu Cedar li31,
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IOrs lOR SAN

BulLpEIsS. ATTENTION
Fine level lot ON Sixth street. luUk $50. on
paving ono block from school ana cor
luu, uurth 'front.' ..gar garage and
sleeping porch ON rear. $500 ctsh, bal
Hugu easy tuIma see owner. -t-u l.
hlNth ST.
BLOCK uf college avenue paving, modern
lot, back Of a $4,000 nome, Real In
NuHtmeuL $3.50 cash, Thvlan, Dsage
thN3.
BEAUTIFUL G9-foot front corner. Maple
llldEu district, entire uOighboI hood
highly restricted, excepting this lot.
liberh terms. sheldon n CO.. Usage
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CHOICE LOCATION aa iiaudH0ua
hrDN home, m auuaUt paris. lpffo
corner I1t. ctut.r half two tile
baths. Hlsp toilet aud luyHtpru nu
fIIEt floor, uln0 fouWH, Including
hfrH sleeping porch, tHuNuHgd
nui painted walls. iu brtutIfI
rlft tones, artistic llghiuE ua.
tufuq. large basement with ,pmbI-
nation furnace, laundry trays. md
electrically equipped fur laundry.
car garage. modern servant
room. THIS elegant home tH OF.
fctud Rt sacrifice price. under
present cost uf construction. own.
er COS E. Twenty .urat S. Phone
Usage bOh0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

$50 MONTHLY Income. on pTo6cT
y, lewis Must sell AZ once.
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THREE GOOD BUYS-CLoSE IN

Nnh northeast OF Ninth Egn
Terms $4,000 cash. balance two and three years
fullze lot bungalow
mantel finished In old Price $500
sh. balance three
STOTTS REALTY co.
Phone 2725-1S37 Atco BLDG
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Real Estate for Sale


Kcal Lstate Tor SAFE
---- HOUSES fOh SALE ~
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I.l' .,'', r,e,,.5 piIi'.1p''d ,rr.' s,
rIrs and I. rrartIa. tsi 9wrfr boz
ts,a .'l .iI5I.gs ONO 900
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TOR hhl.t" l..a ,. HnH ~. bI"'k p can.
li'i luu al1itinu, Improved ono t-room.
ON" room houses inge 1000, some
ii h"s a' ...-.-.-
If.. rI.r .,.If.4.. LOT fn Far-ara
dl.s. oaa 100 t.t .f1n boulevard.
rI.eErft. 4tr-
200 i0 uf' u'dr Ossre ti5i or ctrG
ron .tfI. ry u,,.ER. Us.t- usuiauI
addition Ur Admiral FUUd modern lot.
v.I H.rtrr nr nHh WuI aIuu be
'rnFuI Hud w.I ia worth the pri.o asked
now. uuFa 1890
INu SAIL .s..u. Iuta iu IsHfkH I|HgH
4HI|fIur Zoo II.a. TfHtr.f Ur.vs. 'r4g.
mg .uI ,iruaIha paid. ,ty water. ras.
f... rNHnr Hud ,,.'iDicIy Hll iu. Two lots
Iru.IF oct t1 fH|t. oSuse ~ school. hd-
uIUI| I|ir'v H'IvFn VIII sell tor small
Tt.uHN down end small monthly uhF.
ruH
uprri.g tpbiTiO. Hg-ifIgfri cast.
r.ut T.I Do block from transportation.
r'H, Ws.. rlrrirI,ItN phone. This lui
tHu IH bought nt u bargain ON easy
i.'.H I.'t'I H'" tnIH before Won buy
III.. 'H' I..F''n d.IFr Zoo Irw'7 ave.
Hl.. Ih'u south fg fourth Iuf, nr yH'I
a.
l1Ir IHN HfiI .'Hfurr tUnyruuc ave.
nUH nul I|u. .iI",is 900. A.'O CsH'.
N.1 ,Hru." Boston place aud Pine
I. i,', ,,'.n
msH.tp iai. . 900. Tarma. 0aaEr
n0r.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

ApJolHs RlpGEDALE TERRACE Two
T Groom vuttugosi fino lut. Fast ItI,y.
. enth, opposite Wheeling EQUITY al a
bargaln. A05-L care World.
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FOR sALn ny oWNrR

FOR SALE ny OWNER
rev broom modern bungalow with
Elnssed-in back porch; located al .ggg
~ Eleventh So, ON full-HiErd curuer lot.
moe decorations and well built. viii br
% property OF day sunday $500 cash
balance monthly OHago t75t.R.
llGu GLASS BUNGALDW
seven rooms, long living room brIrIg
foundation, storm Hhpptpd. large base
ment, furnace best residence district.
owner osage 1909,
iulLCRESr East front, Groom hungl.
low, breakfast IOum three large bod.
rooms lots ut closets and cases. A.
hardwood floors, tiled bath, bookcase
ana muuttl, French dolrs basement
aud furnace, garage aud dEiyc. owner.
anxious ~ roll ana put q price of $1,000
on ~ 'nll uH LOOK Ht a. aud Judge
tor NourHc.t IT'S good. usago b3GO,R.
IRVING rLACE-riys rooms. hardwood
floors, mantcl ivory finish, mahogany
doors; practically new, with garage. ON
pavement Price {5,30u, With $500 cash.
Usage bbo5.
NEW, broom bungalow, hlgh, east front
location, uu paving, 2l-foot living room.
CoNo mouldlugs, ulo bath. buUt.ln TUT
rouEhcd ul Tor furnace, garage ana
drive, with portc-cochcre, ccdur.uucd
linen olosot, A beauty reduced 90
$1,000 with good terms Exchange
Trust Co, real estate department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

LAKE farm Tor 0ale-3se
acrrs one of the finest farms and To-.
Ctuoua iu the east; near ChautauquA
assembly. 10000. ur. n. W uotchklss
Inl InLeal AN- InmralnMm. n. Y.
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.rL-LAL ALL.nrlnH

SPECIAL. ATTENTION
EIhrU 90 HI property NEf,f wIth us Tor
sale with small cash first payment 90
your property H urIDod UEut, wo viii
EINr YOU quick action. We have buyers
waiting
slfauy REALTY co.
''1 Mayo IIdg OsbEo 1903
SOUTH QUINCY. 1900 iyODk-TIys. room
east front cottage, Hrfrr paid uut. rglHe
Co school md cor line. Price D 500.
VIII tHkn in good car on equity. call
Cedar Hl"
TWO Room HOUSE. rurpFr. sewer. n.dr-
wallis 100 ~. olympia cedar coz.
owner.
TWENTY AtHIH GOOD LAND
close Go paved road. vIl a.I 600 900 part
ur rNrhHuEu tur iurumu. uruurItg, DrBEr
1853
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

ACREs ~ Bo1arth switch. firtt stop wost
OF RED Fork near now Oakhurat coun.
Try club. good water, fino garden laud,
$500, easy terms. Cedar 1901,
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INNns nd TAKMs IOR sAIE nl
souErn1NG wonrn wuILE.

\ NICE farm ot 90 acrca good land
buildings Located IN fruit belt ~
northwest ArltnnEaHi school, church
ana fine neighborhood, win trade for
Tuna property, acreage or small truck
farm N sold for cash, $1,000. Good
reason fur selling. Write owner. ' u.
Nuger stucklcr AK. Phone Cedar
1853.
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CLlnNIn

CORNER
.U1a tEEr frontage. lJD feet deOp. cor-
nor Nurth Boston aud Independence,
rast front. south exposure, special f1g
Saturday and sunday only 81, S,gUn cash.
Good apartment site. Booker Realty
cedar 1909
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Real Estate for Rent

OFI1CEs AND DISK ROOu 10
OFFICES Tor rent in g. g. Cole building
cnrncr Tifth and South Hostcn. phon-
Osage iai or call Room 80 cole
BldF
OFFlCE room 10 rrnt. tte Miss n1r
Coll taHro ngIu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

MiCmJG,N

IMPROVED FARMS
in Michigan, 20 acres up, ready TO move
ON. Close TO towns. small payment
down. long time on balance. NUS
tratcd list FREE Swigart. C-l29l First
NFtL Bank RldE. chicago ma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

WANTED 10 buy bungalow NJ five
rooms and sleeping porch. or Groom
bungalow. iu good location, near car
limo. want the living room 60 extend
across front ct house. DO not need El-
rage or basement. Want real bar
gain only owners need answer. CAL
uslge 13CS.
WE HAVE buyors for good 10 S-rouw
houses that arc priced righI with small!
cash payment, So 10 YOU want 20 sell
call and llst your property with us. We
like 10 work. /. A. Williamson s. Son
WANT Z. and Groom houses Have
client who Will buy up to 10 houses FOR
investment, Property must be priced
right cedar 2d5l. sos Mayo Bldg
WE WILL have buyer in your house in
- hours after you call us. Give ua
your price We Will sell H. House or lot.
YES. We admit it We are selling houses.
We can soil yours have many buyers
waiting, want something worth the
money, based upon present market
values and reconstructiou costs, n you
have something right and want "a hour
action. Csll Leslie Brooks CO.. Usage
2S7J.
you got good Interest on deferred paw
munts. sp why not take 500 down and
S'5 or $50 per month on your little
houso2 Lot buyer assume your murt-
gUEc. It's good way TO sell, M In
torcsted nall Usage. "N1J,
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TiSEE-RuDN HOUSE. coon HHAug
hNn., Fnutr,. BARN. .CluckEN
bEN. fENrEb CALI CEDAR 1919
UTICA. g.. EImridgo addition. ono l.ruum
house. barn, orchard. good we'll water,
lOU-foot ttuut, zoo foot deep. a bar
ttln, with part terms. also room
house. good welt, lot AgEadC. WIN ltks
iu small ear lu deal. For HBia boy Own
err W.. q. uowngy. 1905 o., falJyirw.
WANT T. pnd G.ru0m houses. iiavo
client who will buy up 10 30 houses Tor
Investment. Property must he priced
tlght. Ccdnr 1851. sos Mayo nlig.
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$50" CASH. balance monthly GUYS almusi
new b.rnnm. uuai.truur bungalow with
hth screened porch South Zuius; lm-
mediate possession. Price li.g5O. h.. A..
bnrtOtt, zoo Hiss ildE, uauEe 80.
as1u CAau ami tlo Dor mouuh puts you
lu homo OF six rooms. sumimuutIu
hnyhhurn a Brooks, Cedar ASS oi
$500 cAsu, LALANCE i65 per month,
including Wtur1Ht-liraud new b.rOpm
modern bungalow, uuk uoutHs buNt.lu
cahinetri muutrl, corner lot ON pave.
mgut, close 60 school aud car limo.
irlcu $4,000. 1nll usagr 1900.
tluuu CASH, six rooms, two sets FfonCh
doors. hardwood uooJs throughout. Covu
mululugg. builtu features. hyuutuI
decorations, TIE bath, huit-in tub aud
pedestal ltyutory thrco bedrooms. Ue.
mout porch, basement garage and ce-
ment drive. Price $500, balance easy,
osage 26t3.
$500 CASH. good car on Vacant lot aud
little cash puts you possession of %
dandy room modern house ON the
rear uf tho best ouruUr lut on southeast
side. Cedar 6lG.
31b0 CASH viii handle this new, beauu-
iul sluoco bunEalnNs five rooms and
breakfast ROOM hasemeuts reinforced
steel aud concrete porch, hardwood
floors, cove WuuIiIugst attractive fix
turoa. a bargain ,ti bsaEe siN2.
$500 ruur-tuHm modern house uu good
corner lpt $500 cash. balance $50 per
wouu, including interest can Cedar
300
$500, $1,000 CAsii--Hraud-ucw bunga-
low, five rooms uuu large basement,
CHk tvnrsi muutcI, bult.iu features.
hlrh lnti on pavement can Cedar
9U..
=-
lOON1ln IIETH'INolo0m cottage,
pNulgryu, frame, fenced, $500
worth ut furniture, chickens. uli
FOR Hitup, Will take ear Co iaOO
uH part payment, part cash, halr
Hnro monthly. $500 less than cost.
but must FCII, owner leaving city.
can usagc gahb, it sou want rvsl
snap.
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NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK

stool, lands In the beautiful Chama
valley tl.s month, *, NJ. Heron, cha
ut. NM
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28

JUST IKE our own Ia CARING Neu|
NEW YORK, Feb. 2s-Jeritza, new
star Of the Metropolitan Grand Opera
Company, and the sensation Of the opera
season, has entered the controversy rag
ing in operatic circles over the moral
status Of Salome.
Jeritza threw something Of a tomb by
announcing that she didn't think Salome
immoral either as a lady or an opera.
As pictured by Jeritza, speaking via her
husband, Baron Pepper Of Vienna, poor
Sal was merely misunderstood-nothin
more than a simple smal ltown girl
who had never been told and was sweet
" unconscious of committing an act of
moral turpitude when she vamped Her
Cd into Staying John the Baptist and
danced around with the apostles bloody
head on a platter. Anyway, Herod's S
court was a sink Of sin with bad in
huence on any young girl.
AS for the dictum Of the metropolitan
directors that "Salome," being a "rot-
tenIy immoral" opera, shall ne'er again
darken their opera house doors, Jeritza,
who would have sung the title role had
it been produced, had nothing to say.
The way the opera has been produced
in this country is all wrong in Jeritza' o
opinion so her husband, the baron said.
There had been abuses here Of the
Opera-so many abuses said the baron.
LAS Jeritza sang Salome in Vienna 1t
was not immoral-no AS produced In
this country it is immoral-yes. The con-
ception of the opera here Is not proper.
"But no reflection cast on Mary Gar
den-understand. Mary and her Chicago
company recently produced the opera
here and Mary danced the dance OF the
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28

mental materials, Wis, the United States
Labor Bureau index for all commodities,
Portland ta cement +. o. l.. sufiington: Ind al;
steel shapes t. o. b. Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Southern pine lumber (. 0. b. New York.
In addition the relative change In cost
of asphalt and asphalt paving In Indian
apolis is also shown
ASPHALT FOLLOWS
PRICE TREND.
"a close investigation Of this tabla dis
closes the fact that asphalt paving prices
followed the general trend of prices up
to and including the year 1920. During
the year 1921 and UP to the present in
1922, all prices are on a downward trend,
although slight fluctuations from time to
time have shown increases In some COM
modities. This has not been true. how
ever, of asphalt paving in Indianapolis,
AS shown by the table,. asphalt paving
prices have been increasing steadily and
the bids received Monday. Feb. 20, ara
the highest bids ever received in this
city for asphalt paving per square yard.
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28
CITY TO ASK
SHOWDOWN ON
PAVING COST
CONTINUED From Page one.)

from time to time have shown increases
in some commodities. This has not been
true, however, Of asphalt paving in In
dianapolis. AS shown by the table, as
phalt paving prices have been increasing
steadily and the bids received Monday.
Feb. 20, 1922, are the highest bids ever
received In this city for asphalt paving
per square yard"
ELLIOTT LETTER
GIVEN IN FULL.
Mr. Elliott's letter in fun Is as fol-
lowst
With reference to bids received Feb
20, 1922. for asphalt paving which have
been returned today with a recommends
ton that they be rejected. have made an
investigation into prices over period of
years since 1918. In order to determine
what should be a fair price for asphalt
paving at the present time In Indian
apolis.
There is attached hereto a table show
ing the change in prizes Of certain funda-
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
II Mixed with Sulphur Tt
Darkens so Naturally
Nobody can Tell.

The oid-time mixture Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked
and faded hair Is grandmother's recipe,
and folks are again using it to keep
their hair good. even color. which is
quite sensible, as we are living in an age
when a youthful appearance Is Of the
greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though. we don't have the
troublesome task of gathering the sage
and the mnssy mixing at home. All
drug stores sell the ready -to-use prod
uct, improved by the addition Of other in
gredients, called "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" 1t is very popular be-
cause nobody can discover it has been
applied. Simply moisten your comb or
soft brush with 1t and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at
time; By morning the gray hair dtsap
pears, but what delights the ladies with
wysth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, is
that, bemides beautifully darkening the
hair after q few applications, 1t also pro-
duces that soft lustre and appearance Of
abundance which is SO attractive.-Ad-
vertisement.
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28
COAL MINERS
MAY SUSPEND
WORK APRIL
Operators Charged With Bad
Faith in Refusal to At
tend Farley.

No attempt viii be made by represents
tives Of the United Mine Workers Of
America to meet with coal operators
March 2, as was originally planned,
John L. Lewis, international president
of the miners, has announced. The meet
Ing will not be held because Of the re-
3fusal Of most of the operators to attend.
1T was said.
The conference was proposed for the
purpose Of fixing a wage scale for the
central competitive field to become ef-
fectiFe April 1, when the present wage
contract expires. Mr.. Lewis declared
ting action Of the operators In refusing
t3 attend the conference was an indi-
/cation Of bad faith and a complete re-
pudiation Of their pledges. The con-
ference was to have been held In C1eve-
land.
The action Of the miners and the op-
orators is taken as an indication that
the suspension OF work In union fields
April 1, Is inevitable. Then miners
working contract will expire on that
date and no means Is now available
to make a new contract. Thus the min
ers and the operators will automatically
break off relations. which is taken to
mean that the mines will shut down.
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28

Assuming asphalt paving prices should
follow the general trend of prices, as In
dicated by the United States Bureau Of
Labor index, the bid price today would
be 149 per cent of $1.S2, the 1918 price
This would result in a bid of $271 per
square yard instead Of $4.1O per square
yard, bid Feb. 20.
In the light Of bids for asphalt paw
ing received in other cities recently, the
above figures seem to be correct; South
Bend, on Oct. 13, 1921, received a bid
Of $3.50 per square yard for asphalt paw
ing including 6-inch concrete base, IA
inch binder and 11a-inch top, which Is
the same specification used in Indian
apoIis.
LOWER BIDS
ION Feb. s, the City of sturgis, Mich,
received bids on 10000 square yards Of
asphalt paving using a specifca ton. re-
Quiring 6-inch concrete base, 1-tnch bind
er and 135-inch top. This specification is
square yard cheaper than the Indianapo-
Lis specification. They received twenty
nine asphalt bids which ranged In price
from S204 per square yard to $294 per
square yard. A number Of the bidders
were Indiana contractors.
"UsinG the low bid of $2.04 and adding
the difference In specifications Of zoe, one
might assume under similar conditions
Indianapolis should receive a bid around
1924 per square yard. Conditions, how
ever. are not similar. At Sturg1s, the
contractor is to receive 85 per cent Of
, the value Of work done semi-monthly In
cash. Indianapolis contractors are COM
PEELED to finance their contracts until
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28
TELLS SECRET
Tells How to Darken Gray Hair Witt
Homemade Mixture.

Joicey Williams, the well-known
American actress, recently made the
following statement about gray hair
and how to darken it, with home
made mixture:
Anyone can prepare a simple mix
ture at home that will gradually
darken gray, streaked or faded hair,
and make it soft and glossy. To a
half-pint Of water add ounce Of bay
rum, small box Of Barbo Compound,
and Il ounce of glycerine.
These ingredients can be bought at
any drug store at very little cost. Ap-
ply to the hair twice week until the
desired shade is obtained This will
make a gray-haired person look
twenty years younger. 1t does not
color the scalp, is not sticky or
greasy and does not rub of. ."-Adver-
tisement.
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28

seven veils and jazzed about with Johns
head as It dripped with blood and every
thing.
About Miss Gardens production Je-
rita wishes to express no opinion" "
said the Baron Pepper.
"Jerttza's conception Of Salome Is
moral No, she does not see Salome a
wicked vampire. She gees Salome not
conscious of her acts and ignorant like
q simple child"
Jeritza, according to the Baron Pop
per dances with Johns head covered and
does not during the performance Of the
opera touch the apostle.
"If her performance had not been prop
er the church would have stopped the
Viennese performance" he said.
But this Baron Pepper wants 1t under
stood Jeritza expresses no criticism Of
either the Metropolitan directors or
Mary Garden-no.
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28
INDIANA DAILY TINES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2s 1922,

they have been completed, accepted and
passed to the county treasurer.
MEANS ADDED
EXPENSE.
This means an added expense Of ap-
proximately per cent over period Of
about nine months or an increase Of 6H
per cent on the contract. This would in
crease the price to $2.36 PER square yard.
Another feature which mitigates against
permitting the % property IT . owners to cause
the city to issue to the contractor 9 per
cent bonds over a ten-year period In lieu
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28

OF cash. Experience proves that under
tho present interest rates about rs per
cent Of the property owners take the
law bonds to obtain cash for financing
the contractors are compelled to dis
count. This discount will in all prob
ability run around an average Of per
cent for 1922, which means the contractor
must add IS per cent of rer cent to his
bid or about Z ctnts per yards on the
figure Of $685. This shows a cost Of
$2.43 per square yard for asphalt in
indianapolis, assuming that Indianapolis
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28

then the advertising information bs sent
to other contractors outside lndianApos
lis with an invitation to bid. Such q
procedure undoubtedly viii bring paving
prices In Indianapolis back to normal
The board of works announced last
week Il had decided to eliminate cement
from the accepted materials for street
construction In indianapolis becauss OF
recent evidences of the existence OF c.
ment combine However. no record OF
such action has appeared In the boards
minutes
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28
My Headache
Soon Vanished

'I was at dance. My head ached
and throbbed. I was miserable. A
gentleman sent to the drug store
for Celery-Vesce and begged me to
try 1t. 1t was so pleasant and easy
to take! Then we sat down and
chatted a while. Almost at once
my headache eased up, and soon /
discovered it had entirely dis
appeared.
and nervous disturbances, but
Celery -Vesce,. has given such prompt
relief that life seems entirely differ
ent. Those trying spells which fall
to the lot Of most women no longer
have any terror for me. A teaspoon
full of Celery-Vesce in a third Of
glass of water fills the glass with
a foamy drink, very pleasant in
taste and almost immediate in effect.
1t braces you up, soothes the
nerves and is decidedly refreshing.
Yet it contains no habit-forming
drugs, and is harmless pure and
wholesome. The after-effect is de-
hghtful."
7'Celery -vesce is mighty useful
thing to have in the home-for neu-
ralgia, sleeplessness and nausea 1t
Is always welcomed by the stomach
brings prompt relief"
FREE SAMPLE-CeIery-V Vesce has
been sold for over 25 years In lOc,
Csc, SOC and 81 bottles. Your drug
gist has 1t, or can easily get 1t for
you. If you wish, we will gladly
send you liberal sample free.
Write Celery-vesce Co., Dept In
dianapoIis Ind.-Advertisemen
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28
had the Same competition as existed at

had the same competition as existed at
Sturgfs.
'I feel the prices received at Sturg1s,
are lower than justified by present con-
ditions and feel a price of $3.50 TO $500
per square yard in indianapolis more
equitable.
SUGGEST CITY
POSTPONE WORK.
'In view Of the above facts, would rec
ommend number Of resolutions for
which asphalt paving Is desired be held
until a yardage Of at least $4,000 square
yards can be advertised at one time and
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-28

Light and dark patterns, 80 inches
wide. "A special big lot Of it, on
sale tomorrow.