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LEGAL NOTICES
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD.

JnOlanapOuS. ina, Oct. 70, 1874.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board
apolis, Indiana, that on the 9th day of
October. 1924, they approved an assess
ment roll showing the prima facie assess
ments for the following described public
Improvement as authorized by the I'M
provement Resolution named:
Improvement Resolution No. 1881.
ARSENAL AVENUE.
rom n point 436 feet south o, south
property line OF Twenty Second Street
To south property line of Twenty Fifth
Street.
By grading the roadway from curb line
TO curb line to a uniform width of %
feet; grading the wings of the intersect.
ing streets in a similar manner and to the
widths as shown on plans; CURLING both
sides Of the roadway with Stratified Lime
stone Berea Sandstone Granite or 6x24-
inch Concrete curb: curbing the wings of
the interesting streets in a similar man
ner and to the widths as shown on plans
providing 1873 linesl feet of .10-foot Adius
granite corners; constructing 2 Match
basins. including inlet tops; providing 2
new iron inlets; laying $50 liueal feet Of
12-inch drain pipe with cpnnsctious made
80 inlets. catch basins and % bench wsll
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GROCERY STORE
cow AND REAL
COW ARE RIVALS
Champion 'Bo8Sy Gives ST.
1914 Pounds of Mix
in Year.

By Ttmcs Special
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 3.-The cow
Of the clover pastures and the COW
Of the grocery shelf were rivals in
iterest at the recent National Dairy
Show here.
Seeis Pietertje Prospect. champion
milk COW Of the world. was present
as the exemplar Of the pasture bo-
vine. Pyramids OF tin cans contain
Ing evaporated milk represented the
grocery-sheR genus OF milk produc.
ers.
Segis Pietertje Prospects record is
37.381.4 pounds Of milk In a year
This Is nearly 1000 pounds more
than that OF any other COW in his
tory. She averaged moro than forty
seven quarts Of milk per day for
two years, equivalent to her own
weight I'm milk every eighteen days
The history OF evaporated milk
was illustrated near the palatial
stall in which the champion HoIstetn
chewed her queenly cud. On table
were forty quart bottles CON
tanning her daily milk production.
on another table were quart bottles
full almost to tho neck with water
Of which all milk contains 81 per
cent. On a third table were forty
seven tall cans Of evaporated milk
into which the cows per diem out
put had been condensed.
Compared with the record OF this
super-cow. that of the tin-cau cow Of
the grocery shelf was not unlmpres-
slve. The production Of evaporated
milk in the United States last year
was 1.4O0,000,OO cans. according to
Herbert c. Hooks, of the Evaporated
Milk Association.
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Tank Wagon Prices

fGasoline prices do not include State
tax Of 20 a -ai,on.l
GASOLINE-Eucreeo. I7c a gallon: Pl1r-
o. 1890 Red Crown IL -. TARGET. fS.-c.
Silver Flash. 11c. Standard aviation. Il &c.
Sinclair commercial IL e.
kEkoSENE-CrySt a-Iuc. 1l-Tc: Moore
Light. 1f.5C. Perfection. II Go, Standard
furnace oil to6c fuEder 200 gallons.
Sc tmore than 200 zaflous, Bright
Light. He Sinclair. l2.1c.
NAPTHa-EnerGea Cleaners. 1880. Y.
NJ. & P. 1880. StauGolind Cleaners. Is. sc.
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Commission Market

MONDAYS -srisfo-7 Of r,~ioea 4, s,,.y,7,4s
2. No. -, ,. red ~ =. 7ryfrtl ra-'s"4 a.
81. 49,.
', --.
t-- 4 @
,-- % 49, r--- '-r. ~
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AMI Iir,,-.r -..-5u-- ,,l-a ,.-,--..,,,I ,--.-.a
ID ,1-. -e.r,...,...
C..fo-s.l, l,5-.ie ~v.- mad. 70 t-t,t-i or,
rea-ar,e Of the season At - crate En-
dive was = new commodity and sold a.
lowe-. indiana parsiu4ons were iistcd al
Sharply from las, we, Ks 4.rotstions sel,las
- 81 40 "a box cpr1lred with s. r.
rnsr..el b.,t General fr,,d wa. onward
Frult
Appies-F7ncy Jorathans s3a3.25 a
0oE extra fancy Duchess SID. fancy
Wea'thys. 81 SD q barrel; Crimes
California s3G325 box.
Iaua1as-lur a pound
Cant 2-pupos-t1lIOrnIa Honey Dewes.
$50 crate. .o..,
rel box, Liberty Bells 1913.
ra17fruit-St n 4 - box
Crapes-Tokay. 50 % a crate: Arkansas
Concord 33c a 0y.poUad basket; Mich
lrau Early Blues. Doe.
l.euo-s--t1.t'oruia- SO r 80.
Limcs-el - a hundred
cla9. i-Vs 10 1Jus. sou at 30, Florida
500 f-95-
Pears Bartlett S225 a bushei. home
-rQan Refers = 80.
-L-,V ,.Ate a. -
aa0ia. si.-50o IS a crate. Indiana HUE
s.Irfrs S3T3 30 q b-=hel- BIre D7rnsors
-..r Ga. 2 BASKET ~ - a L7lf busbeI
basket
VEGETABLES
- e., -,-o .,,
tLl'I-i ..'-ei ,'-ou ouSile
a'-F I'l.'e crown "oc queen
- - ~, = n.---i ttt-.,,s - -.o
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LARGEST VOTE IN
HISTORY EXPECTED


-
aroused each side at the last me-
nent. General rainfall might have
a serious effect IN some Of the doubt
full farming States where roads to
the polls are sometimes impossible
in wet weather at this time of the
year.
a few thousand votes may swing
about four or five OF these States
either way.
The campdign remains clear of the
Underground methods" OF some for
mer years. There is no Whispering
about unpublished rumors concern
ing any Of the candies les.
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WHEAT SAGS ON
LIVERPOOL DROP
Trade Opens With Dull,
Weak UndertOne,

b. CHifcd Press
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Crain futures
opened with q weak Undertone on
the Board of Trade today.
Wheat reflected initial weakness
IN Liverpool.
Corn sold off with wheat and
larger receipts at terminal points
Oats started dull and lower. in
sympathy with other grains.
Steady start III provisions was due
Ahigher hogs o-Isettins lower ca
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GET OUT V0TE,'
CRY OF PARTIES
Continued From Page II
Of color, but of politics. and this
issue has no place In politics"
Attorneys Retained

Russell J. Ryan Marion County
Democratic chairman. announced he
had retained Attorneys Frank 9.
Daley and Frederick Van Nuys to
seek a restraining order to prevent
Republicans from tampcriug with
election officials. The officials re
ceived their supplies at the Court
house Monday.
Ryan issued the following state
ment:
There has been much publicity
concerning the fact that We have
not divuleed the names OF our cleo
tion officers.
"Our election boards We're selected
with extreme care as 70 their integ-
rity and trustworthiuesg. Our inter
est Is directed toward 8 fair and hon
est election and we have not dis
closed the names OF the election Of
ticials ut this time IN order to keep
them from being harassed by at
terppts from any source 10 embarass
them.
We have taken care 10 see that
all Of our election officers are legally
qualified and Of high character. and
il an attempt is made on election
day TO interfere with any election
board we arc fortified with the above
facts and have retained Frank c.
Daley and Frederick Van Mugs TO
seek a restraining order IN the
United States courts"
VIII Aid Voters
w. W. Spencer. member OF the
county election board. in instruc-
tons. laid particular stress on the
duty OF Democratic and Republican
Judges to aid physically any person
who cannot pull the machine levers
or read the machine symbols.
In various churches pastors urged
their congregations to go to the polls
Tuesday.
Vote as you will. but vote" was
the message contained in several
church bulletins.
Rumors that election boards will
be tempered with and threats Of In
limitation OF Colored voters have
come 70 notice Of authorities.
OsiNH 4 AtttAtSutl AhlNEa
Police protection was given VII
liam Webster. colored 24U6 Sheldon
St, on petition Of Humphrey Har-
rington, Democratic member Of tie
county election board
Webster reported white man In
speeding his premises where a vot-
ing machine had been In stalled for
Inc 60 !,
dare not vote the Democratic ticket
and warned him OF punishment If
he did. The intruder, who gave
his name as Smith. sought some
work OF Webster and LETT his ad-
dress SIS s14 w, Forty-slxth st. The
directory disclosed no smith" lived
at the address given
Rumors that white men were In
timidating cOlored women voters
have also come to the attention Of
authorities. The men are telling
the women they are registered in
the wrong precinct and it IS no use
for them to try to vote.
Klansmen again passed out bills
during Sunday night showing Khan
preferences on both tickets.
Among states distributed was that
Of the w. c. 7. u. and Indiana Anti
Saloon League. It listed only those
candidates the organizations regard
as dry" Both nominees for Gov
ernor were named. Among those
omitted were Joseph p. Turk, Demo
cratic nominee for Congressman Of
the Seventh District; Harold Van Or
man. Republican nominee for Lieu
tenant Governor. and James F.
Deery, Democratic nominee for
prosecutor.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Continual


in manhole of the sewer in the f1rst alley
east of Martindale Avenue: resetting 8
iron inlets TO curb grade.
All to be as shown on plan and as
specified.
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public improvement are hereby
notified that the Board Of Public Works
Of said city has fixed Friday. Nov r,
1924, 2 p m, as a date upon which re
monstranCes viii be received. or heard
against the amount assessed against each
piece of property described In said roll
apd-will determine the question as 10
whether ouch lots or tracts Of land have
been or will be benefited in the amounts
named on said roll or in a greater or less
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said prima
facic ASSIGNMENTS. with the names Of own
ers and descriptions of property subject
to be assessed. is on file and may be seen
at the office of the Board of Public Works
CHARLES E. COFFIN.
W. Il. FREEMAN,
NJ. J. SPENCER.
Board of Public Works. City OF Indian
Oct. 20. so. 81, Nov. /. 3. 4. 5. 1924.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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Produce Markets

S+-s-.l,- s-,-t. .----- -.5= y ---- ,--.
sf-s as, ~ - Ell 49, ~, 80 %.
"a lbz IN On w. i,.,-s 10 z.-5 ~ -
1cc. -, -,-,,,r.,- s.
-. ----,.- ,, ,--7 s., H. & 90
$50 -- $3.50 e r. - ,.7' ~ y % -
49, -,,-i--,-s 30. -5.,..r-. 4 -,,4 = .
go 10 nC-47 ,.-, -. s,- ~ 10
-,oT-ris ~ d. - y --c.1-,- .-,,--.,-s .,
1o-r-5 60 =. z,-s-- a. ..r-.-- $3.50 -
fe- 90 pufre~ +.+ i-a-e+4 r,..-,-.....,-.f,s
%. -,s,r-i-[e stl,.i- F..-t,,- 4 -. T.s,,.-
c,,oii5 % Is o.. ID, p.Ft5fs II 49,
S,s[-3
--,---, .,-r,
CL-N h.LaND Nov Britfr--fNtra
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Holiday

With the exception Of live
stock exchanges, all markets
throughout the country viii be
closed Tuesday, Nov. 4, election
day.
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Prices on Coal

Indianapolis retail coal prices as an
lounced by dealers are: Indiana Lump.
IL ton C, ke. $40: Kentucky Lump.
Il 30; West Virginia Lump. s.; Pocah0n-
sas Lump. S9.25: mine run. 81; Anthra-
! to SI650
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Stocks STRONG
WITH COOLIDGE
ODDS At L TO |
Cast iron Pipe SurgeS to
Record High at 100
y Leaders Advance,
Average Stock Prices

Average price Of twenty Industrial
stocks Saturday was 1O4I7 m II. Az
craze price of twenty rails was So SO. UD
.OS. Averass price Of forty bonds was
90 81. on O3.
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HaV Market Prices

load prices Of hay and grain al
Indian apolis are as follows:
nOtby-fI2 GI8 a ton. MIXED. S12M
il. COrn-SI-15 q bushel. Oats-53 4
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BUILDING Permits

william Lily Paint Company, 2O44 \.
Mural. heat boiler. 81 200.
. C. Kenneth EileF. Al S. Denny. new
Foundation. $500.
T. J. Madden Company. Sixteenth and
sherman, boiler house., $4,000.
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By Cnfted Press

By Unfted Press
NEW YORK. Nov. s-Despite the
general expectation OF q quiet mar
ket on the eve OF the presidential
contest. stocks displayed vigorous
strength IN the early dealings. With
the odds on Coolidge. II to l. It was
evident that Wall Street believed
that the Republicans had the victory
safely slowed away.
This viewpoint was reflected to
some extent IN the buoyancy dis
played by the active stocks in the
early trading. Cast Iron Pipe con
T&led to surge ahead at the ex
w. OF a badly trapped short in
terest, reaching a further record
high az 100.
Stocks maintained a strong tone
around noon. but no further prog
ress was made on the upside by
pivotal issues. However, prOft-tak-
ing was easily absorbed and special
strength was in evidence in parts Of
the list.
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NOTICE or SALE OF FRETGHT.
Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 3, 1924.


NOTICE
Stockholders annual meeting of the
Whits- River Railroad Company for the
election of officers and general business at
the Office of Ktugan & Co, Indisnapolia
Saturday, Nov. 18th, at 10 q. m.
A, II. MOVIE. 6oEesasx.
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OFFICE or THE BOARD

r,o WING 5RqA4 IN AC1SS-S U.s. qo 402'
~ WhOM L. N az CON ~, - pos-5 -
~ 1'VtiCg IS HtIFpy sItSH ny Ii!~ n0@1u , -
uD.Lc " rs o. tlo SSoE - -. 80 80
''4a, LAT on tHe avn Ce! - 80 i
~ tHsy apprOVeu an asscs5.ileIit I 81
Sp""E3 we pslIHh IGc4o AsSesSliielA.s toI
the loIo"lhs uescr5oeu puu4IG l'ui.ot
mem rIti az autnor5.ed " ''ls AN'l'l F0Li9i'
''es3.u Ion ndl it . ,,,.ta- NJ 11-e9
~ 9 9T !, ~ M
r., 1851 ~ - r. l. --......
c.. IVuA Ho' Ia property A'4S OIL Ae-i'4
7trr'' .. . r.. -. r...-.,.
So, 90N'" P'Op'-' - ING "a
,a.--,4 49, ,....a-..-, 81 y,tor4. o,,,.t,
C..-.t ~ ''i0 i4'e' 74>''10'A "a '-'S ''0'i'''
''' S,'' ,,...- - ,.4. 49, .s,-.,
,ty 7S.lIs anu GO se Io@u 60 ~
-. +1s'i 49, - - q 80 -
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SPEECHES BY RADIO

Coolidge and Davis Addresses viii
BE Broadcast.
By United PresA
NEW YORKANov. 3.-Address of
President CookYge from the White
House in wangtonS ell be broad
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og s:ss e % s G ss ;s
3e zais 's'' saP as'''
cLgn w9@As MAxg4ITs! hey 2 FERN TS S egS
SUB club sius
rrCNIo LUNCHES sUrPEng1d WITH AePtul hints
a a prepare picnic lunch
Row TO REDUCE roUn .ei.ntsaesHy
GdSo may aooS@paSsd
s9 az s9 Ct ss ss @ @ formulas and
rE Wat NV about si e1s
o7xDrysrp HISTORY .tsn tsss.
pied Uncle SANS department
@ s8 60 1 s sa nav a a e 'A''' cakes
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S ssss.s r Ho p a ssa5S: ; f recipes.
ga @ Sc: tn: a 9i S"s os ans n ';
TRAVEL r1quer1pA an things
gou eSacfy The Correct way
m @ siss 7oaf AN aD sahsa row
s9 % az" @ . s39 sass sl of
s51 ~ 9 25a r@a a se Plant s nth a@ s2
s5s sS s'55, SaS5s 1 5 o9 camp and
T 51 Gaze or 1 d 38s z ~
T' 5 s 5@ d ss s al 7osa al .ss Of the P
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m 55 s r WITH IS. a e s s4r i al sa' Of '''
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= a s OF P n ri he ss e 81 ms fly ''"
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@ 5 asf n 3 7 sss. s 5 95'' giving names
PIES FUDn'Nos booklet containing Sc
ss s 5 saa sane a
] SSD Els 3 @ @sngs for
ana how simple houSsaaid accounts
buetin would have sssg
gray SA dyes curling and how to dress haif
KEEFIN0 voUTH BE4UTY1 practical suggestions
combSti1s
astsuctioas playing TIE cai
play Makes Understandable ana enjoyable
y S s sa 5's adj asas and telling
@ anal and a Pn dn d6S
Invitations
helpful bulletin for the harried hostess
RADIO SuIa giving Ct afio io69rpa9P tells aG5s
H: as: 4s ~. %P@ sss P bs@ o s ss Ct
keep good physical trim
rEErH-A h Importance
milk tooth
molRr
5 war t ' @ S'f ssF5Bsz s about sf
and rantaIns interestpF stories shout '' wa
INTERIOR DEoORATlNGA bulletin OF the
technical basis prepared by
selection management feeding
particular family
him
KITCHEN woEKsEOP-A manu- for furnish
Ing and an n~cea
infringement
HOME--Everything you to know about
ownership building. buying the
INSTRUMENTATION canbu the eoupmen
and the backyard so have ideal gymnasium and play
lumber and
SOLDIERS BONUS LANA complete and understandable
provision
when How and Where the adjusted compensation is
his English by eliminating q
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compilation Of all the things
handle all the details Of travel
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Fancy Michigan. 81 10 a I50-pound bag:
Rcd River Early Ohios. 81 65 a 120-lb.
bag extra fancy idaho and Colorado.
50 0 3.35 i20-p0und bag, Kentucky Cob
hlers. 3 a . - a barrel - ~ - 90 q $50
pound bag: Minnesota. n 10.
Jersey Sweet Potatoes-S2 - q ham-
yer. Virginia 8 d barrel. Indianas.
$50 bu-; Indian y. Halls. - - bu.
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CAKES CooKIEs-Recpee
and we functions and everyday
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PICNIC sUPPERs-Fred with helpful hints
dinner prepare picnic lunch
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engagement to the honeymooni
connected the wedding
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HosEA for the homecandy
directions and hundreds of recipes
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Condensed THE WORLD wAH-crammed With facts
Piled right Uncle Sans department
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workings Of The national legislative mae'
hov- how
urasa he legislative body
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BEAUTY
suggestions toilet preparations
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plans TO hi the
Everything tools
napjscks fr!tters
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sUns1ERTIsrE
| al dishes them
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excellent booklet for tSe school boy girl
Eeuera hints
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FUEL MA,UAL HoMEH?w to get fu economy how to
fue oil
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wPaoHrA scientifically prepared bqiiet
physician and telling how weight n
dnan acngh.d safely surely By approved methods
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KEEPING BEAUTYA bulletin Of practical suggestions
Full of suggestions
FOR combating tltale wrinkles and other signs %
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(
delicious them
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ments tOnc ha curling, and how dress haF
o
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coNsERvEs. JAMS. PREsERvEsTels to
kitchen
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parrots giving
breeds an( their individual reQuirements
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TRANSMISSION OIL DISEASE FLTEsEow
and guard farkng OF
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NAH JONGGu simple and clear Instructions for playing the Chi
good play. Makea na nnde-ganda3s and enjoya6!a
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Of
tag advice % dietbanA
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Local Bank CIearinuS

LWW-AF = KIN ~I~~N- IL q =
Bank clear.uEs Monday were S3.5Of.
600 Bank debts amounted 20 $3.50.
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TTE pREsIDENrA telling
| duties. privileges salary
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HAIIOwEENA booklet suggestions for Halloween
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THE prepared
perts Of he feeding
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ANNIvERsAY PAErIEsA booklet showing the proper
for
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] compned authoritative
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thing clearly and simply explained
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suggestions dainty
sandwiches Solves problem Of what TO have"
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MANCAL-Tel 20 form Von1ans club
conduct club meeting model Gonstaon fGF cuo duties e. on
club and suggested subjects for club papers, sHD
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EXERCISE Public Health Service bulletin Of
] physical trim
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helpful bulletin for the hartied hostess
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

Oct. 20. so. 81, Nov. /. 3. 4. 5. 1924.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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DREssING-Fun suggestions
salad and 0 varied
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HOUSEHOLD ACCOUETsA manual for
The modern household tells hoy @rPoron yauF
shows how keep simple household accounts
nndE mon
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bulletin importance.
facts babys GPst milk tooth last
rolaP
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q
md
on
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CHOOSING CARFERUseful suggestions and summaries OF hhe edn
possibilities the different
trades0nd in choosing Network
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OIdLD0ySGI11 Americas

Glawson, Redmond, and johnson
constitute the police force, their
term of two years beginning Friday
next. Lieut.. T. M. Cobb and Officers
Oliver and wilkins are the three
who will lay aside their clubs after
years of service.
Americas is going to lay millions
of brick this summer in buildings to
be erected near the Seaboard pas
senger station will cover more than
an acre of ground, as will also the
warehouse of the Glover Grocery
Co. near the Central depot. The
splendid building of the Americas
Y. NJ. c.. A. will require an enorm-
Gus quantity of brick as will also
the handsome block of Perry &
Brown and I. R. Cain.
Nine thousand dollars was refus-
ed recently for vacant building
lot in Americas, the owner holding
it, at $4,000 even money.