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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-08-20

Observation-Disclosures with anthrax
a dread disease Of cattle, Richard De.
vos OF Marshall. and his son, Henry,
aged 9 years old, showing rapid i'm.
provement at hospital here. The
father and son were stricken with the
infection and were brought to Roches.
ter for treatment. The disease is In
the nature Of carbuncles, spreads cas-.
lily and is contagious to man and
beast.
Little FaIIs-A claim of $4,000
damages as the result of the drown.
ing Of their 10 year old son, Earl, at
the municipal bathing beach was filed
in behalf Of John R. and Anna Mel.
son, his wife, of Platte township.
The claim alleges the drowning oc.
Cured because of negligence on the
part Of the city in not having on duty
any person qualified to act as life.
guard.
distinguishing has been chosen
as range headquarters of the recently
organized border police, and will be
under the direction of immigration
Officer J. Rem, who has been respon-
sible for the arrest of many aliens
who entered this part of the country
Illegally.
st. Cloud-Pete- H. Roller, a former
ST. Cloud boy, who 81 years ago was
the "regimental kid" when the Thir-
teenth Minnesota fought and won the
battle Of Manila, invited all his old
comrades to Hollywood, Calf, for
their 1880 reunion, and offers to pay
$4,000 toward the expenses.
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FAIRY LAKE

Henry Borgmann had dinner with
the Dubois Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Reid of Garner,
Iowa are at the lake this week.
Mrs. Dubois and Mrs Henry
Bergman and daughter Sylvia, re-
turned home Monday after a delight
full trip to the northern part of the
state.
Lester Williams and AL Pickett of
Marshalltown, Iowa, are back again
at the lake for few days. Mr. Will
liams is looking after his business in
terests around Sank Centre.
Mr.. B. Volken and son John left
for their home in Tregnor, Iowa af-
ter a two weeks outing at the lake.
Roy Summit who accompanied them
remained for a longer time.
Ann Gallagher returned to her
home in St. Cloud Tuesday. She
was accompanied by her neice Laura
Dubois who will spend-some time at
the home of her grandparents.
Bill Larson is threshing in the
neighborhood of the lake. He thresh-
ed at Heidgerkin's Thursday, Du-
Bois' Friday and Saturday and at
Magnuson's Monday and Tuesday.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS

Miss Betty Herlinger of Albany
arrived in this city today, Thursday
and will remain for several days as
a guest of Miss Octavia Mac Namara.
Rev. A. E. Gregory and family of
Topeka, Kansas and Rev. z. E..
Gregory of Chicago were guests at
the Congregational parsonage on
Tuesday last. ,
Mrs = Wren Woodman accompanied
by her daughters Miss Evelyn of Grey
Eagle and Mrs. Clarence Henry of
Minneapolis were Sank Centre visit
ors Wednesday afternoon.
George Robischon returned to st.
Cloud Sunday to resume his duties as
deputy county auditor after enjoying
weeks vacation at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Robi-
shon Of this city.
Miss Harriet Gilman, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. l.. w. Gilman
and Mrs. A. Vessey drove to Long
Prairie Sunday where they spent the
day as guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Radabaugh.
Today, Thursday, Pau Brothers OF
Freeport shipped splendid purebred
milking Shorthorn bull calf to j. c..
Albers, Miles City, Mont. The fame
of Western Stearns as a breeding
place for high class and pure bred
livestock is spreading.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Kinsella and
daughter Kathleen of St. Cloud spent
Saturday in Sank Centre visiting at
the home of the gentleman's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Kinsella. Sun
10
spent the day visiting with Rev FIR.
Kinsella.
Clyde Silver of the Herald staff
spent several days during the week
end visiting friends in the Twin Cit
les and at Saltwater, Mimi This
was the young mans first absence
from duty at this office for over
three years. He was accompanied on
the trip by Leland Gray.
Walter Moynihan returned to his
home in this city Monday evening af-
tire spending several weeks with rela-
tives and friends in St. Paul. Most
of his daylight hours Walter spent on
some one of the rs golf courses in
the Twin Cities. He will remain with
his parents, DIR. and Mrs. A.
Moynihan until the University q
Minnesota opens at which time he will
enter as a student.
F. j. Borgmann and E. F. Min
cite drove to New Ulm Sunday where
they accompanied their uncle Fred
to the hospital Monday morning
and he underwent successful
surgical operation. From New
Ulm they motored to Westbrook and
visited the farm owned by the Frank
Minette estate where they found
the crops excellent. Ed picked an
ear of corn and brought it home to
show his friends. 1t was a good size
and fully matured. They returned to
this city late Monday evening.
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at the home of her daughter and fam
lily, DIR. and Mrs. J. F. Dubois.

at the home of her daughter and fam
lily, DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Dubois.
LITTLE MISS DOROTHY WALK
er entertained 20 guests at 600
o'clock party last evening at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Walker. The function was in honor
of the little hostess's twelfth birthday
anniversary. -
MR.. AND MRS. W. P. ARNDT
were hosts at a 100 o'clock luncheon
to Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Perkins, Mrs.
Nora Winkleman, Miss Helen Swan
SON, Miss Helen Houbolt and Mrs.
C.. M. Mitchell, Friday of last week.
MRS. H. A. FALK, ASSISTED
by Mrs. Barbara Merryman and Mrs.
Mary Hogan will entertain the W. N.
A. Circle at the Falk cottage, Coun-
try Club Addition, Sank lake, Tues
day afternoon of next week.
THIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. Frank Pangburn, Mrs. Scott and
Mrs. G.. E. Mickey are hostesses to
the Truth Seekers Society of the
Methodist church at the home of Mrs.
Pangburn, Brooklyn.
TUESDAY EVENING OF THIS
week Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Arndt
were hosts at a $50 dinner at their
Brooklyn home to Rev. and Mrs. S.
S. Wyand and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pangburn.
THE DEGREE OF HONOR
Lodge will meet with Mrs. Charles
Erickson, Kandota township Thurs
day afternoon of next week, Aug. 27.
All members are urged to attend.
MISS RITA BORGMANN ENTER
tanned at a swimming party and pic
mic supper at Fairy Lake Monday eve
ming in compliment to her guest, Miss
Marcella Scnaefer of ST.. Paul.
MR.. AND MRS. J. J. COSTELLO
were hosts at a 1880 o'clock dinner
party Thursday evening in honor of
their eighteenth wedding anniversary.
Covers were laid for sixteen.
MR.. AND MRS. Leroy GALLAG-
her and wife of Padua were pleasant
lv entertained at a luncheon at the
j. P. Galbraith home Sunday.
MIR. AND MRS. F. w. sPRAGUE
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. August
Dahlem and family at dinner at thel
summer cottage Wednesday.
MR.. AND MRS c. R. GREY EN-
tertained as their guests at Sunday
dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Bruce
SUNDAY MR.. AND MRS. AL
bert Markson entertained Mrs. Rem
illaiard and daughter of Staples,
MINI.
MRS. C. D. MARSHALL IN
formally entertained at Bridge, lunch
con Wednesday at 90 o'clock.
NEXT MONDAY MRS. H. T.
Austin will entertain at her home a
number of guests at Bridge.
n
MRS. J. P. GALBRAITH ENTER
taind Saturday at noon luncheon
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dryden.
MRS. F. w. SPRAGUE WILL EN-
terrain at Bridge at her home Friday
afternoon.
MRS. H. S. HALVERSON WILL
entertain a number at Bridge Satur-
day.
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Iotai 5 10
Net total, Sank Centre Ia up.
Joe Frank, one of the Youngest
members of the Sank Centre Country
Club turned in low score in Sundays
tournament, making 4S in the first
nine and 43 in the second for 81
total.
An error was made in the published
score of the Sank Centre-Morris
tournament in the issue of the Herald
OF Aug. Is. Alymer Crickmer of
Sank Centre made low score of the
tournament-86, instead of the 96
as published. Alymer is one of the
most consistent golfers playing ON
the Sank Centre course.
~
Next Sunday members of the Sank
Centre Country Club will journey to
Alexandria to play the return tour
ney of the season. A few weeks ago
Alex took the local players into camp
handily on the Sank Centre course.
Radical changes are being made at
the Sank Centre Country Club course.
When the plans are completed there
will be As traps and bunkers on the
nine holes which will make the local
course one of the sportiest in the
Northwest.
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WARD SPRINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess and Mrs.
Brown were here Tuesday.
Fishing has been good and fisher"
men plentiful during the past week.
Mrs. A. M. Wallace and Mrs.
P. Lamb spent several hours here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Venner of Ward
Springs spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward.
Mr.. ad Mrs. Dock, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. D. Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Rice were Sunday visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fildmeyer of Kan
sas City, left for home Tuesday.
While here they had the Rice cottage.
The Ellwoods closed their cottage
here Monday and drove to Minneap-
oils. They will return later in the
season and complete their vacation.
Fred Rudolph of Atkinson came in
Monday bringing VIM. Hill of Kansas
City, and two friends from St. Paul
They drove to Alexandria Wednesday.
Bobby Vandesteeg and his cousin
are now "full fedged" Fishermen.
They owe their craftiness along this
line to Mr.. Rudolph who has been
painstaking in his instructions to
them.
A most interesting game of tennis
was played Tuesdyy afternoon by
Frederick Meyer and his cousin Fred
Rudolph. They were evenly matched
but Meyers admits that Rudolph out
witted him.
The most missed person that has
left the camp is Ben Gussitte who has
been here since early spring and now
has charge of a threshing crew. He
says he finds some good grain but
many fields of wheat were cut short
by the rust.
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SPORT

Little Falls sent over a delegation
of eighteen to take part in the inter-
city golf tournament between Sank
Centre and Little Falls at the Coun-
try Club course in this city. At the
first contest of the season at Little
Falls several weeks ago the tourna-
ment ended in a tie score.
The Nassau system of scoring was
used. The local foursomes were win
ners in all but three of the events
and they tied on these, Sank Centre
being IA up at the conclusion of the
tourney. The following is the indi-
vidual scores, the first two men in
each foursome being Sank Centre
players:
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Now that the vacation season is over
let US all get back to- our places and
work in the church and make the most
of our opportunity for the Kingdom
The pastor will answer any and all
calls where he can be of service.
d
Zion Lutheran Church
Two services every Sunday.
German $50.
English 100. .-..... ,.s
English Sunday School 1890.
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High mass at lO:UV "A. M, NesperS dl
Episcopal Church
R. A. Crickmer, Rector
During July and August we will
hold Holy Communion every Sunday
morning at 500 o'clock except the
End Sunday of each month when it
will be held at 500 pm P M. M
Church School HAS A. NJ.
= Evening service 500 P M. second
Sunday of each month.
Congregational Church
Cecil S. Sparkes, Pastor.
The preacher next Sunday will be
Marks English Lutheran church Of
Atchinson. Kansas. The service will be
at 10:45.
Sunday School at $3.50.
Our Lady of the Angels Church
Rev. John A. Fearon, Pastor
High Mass, sermon and Benediction at
Sunday-Early Mass at 500 A. M.
Methodist Church
S s. Wyand, Pastor
Sunday August 23 will be another
church At the 1890 hour the pastor
will be assisted by the Rev. Tibbetts,
D.. D., pastor of the First Methodist
church of Albert Lea, MINI; Dr.. IT'D
northwest and will bring US great
message. We are anxious for every
lover of the church to be on hand
next Sunday morning. and hear pr
Tibbetts In the evening at 500 the
pastor will speak on the subject The
Hidden Treasure and How to Find 1T. "
This word will point the way to good
cry conner. Our Sunday School at
1900 calls you to a good study hour.
if you love the word of life come!
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SHOE BARGAINS

Mems Wolverine Horsehide
work shoes, Sin top, only .$3.75
Endicott Johnson Scout Bal.
work shoes ...... ...... $1.9S
Boys Shoes, sizes 2 to 5 ....$1.s9
A lot of children's shoes, sizes
81 to II, up to $3.50
values SLAB
Bargains in Men and Women's OK
fords, Brown and Black
We now have made up a number Of
Home Made Harness, Brides and
Strap Work; none better;
prices right.
Fly Nets at a Discount
We now can do your Auto Top work
and Curtain Fitting.
Harness, Shoe and Auto Curtain Re-
pairing neatly done. Service good;
prices right.
J. E. ERICKSON
on Third Street
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THE CHURCHES

st. PauPs Catholic Church
Rev. Anthony ART. Pastor.
Sunday-Low Mass lat 500 A M.
High Mass at 1000 A. NJ, Vespers at
7.S0
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

In order to protect its advcr-
tIsers from receiving circular mat
ter, it is expressly understood and
agreed that all such matter will
be withheld, as far as possible, by
The Star. Only bona fde answers
to advertisements addressed to
box numbers in care of The Star
will he delivered to advertisers on
Presentation of the box number
ticket 60
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CDRNET and case. Holton. r fat A and c
high and low pitch silver finish. Justh's
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(COnfinuedI

PAPERHASGING, PAINTING. PLASTER
ing. by day hour: hrst-eiass work. 2440
Ontaro I'd. NV. Adams 5I0O. IL
RHANGING-Spring is here. Have
your paperlng done before the rush: So up.
}. EGDAL, 33 Fla. ave. NV. Phone y. 156l.
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OIL PAINTINGS CoId1, of a Grecian WON
an OF historical value: only the real lovers
of art need apply. Address Box 2O7-K star
Office. IT,
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SOLICITORS for laundry; salary and COM
mission. Barry Laundry. IA and R sts Sc,
Anacostia. 16s
TRUCK DRIVER. strong. willing worker
Metropolitan Warehouse Co.. 30 Florida ave.
"A
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BEAUTY PARLOR BARBER
For ladies' experienced in hair bobbing
and permanent waving: must furnish the
highest credentials; hours. 3 am. to o pm.
Apply to Mr.. Jones. Ind floor.
PARKER BRIDGET co.
The Avenue, at 9th.
HAVE YOU A DESIRE
To increase your earnings? II
so. we are in position to offer
to several men a splendid propo-
sition with a real opportunity
where this can be done. Call
in person after $50 am, at
office OF
AM ERlCAN ELECTRIC
CO.. INC.
Room 403. Munsey Bldg.
Ask for Mr.. Younglove.
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OWING to other interests. a wonderful op-
portunity is offered an aggressive young.
business showing excellent returns: replies
strictly confidential. Address Box 3Oo-h
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CLOTHING--Workingme see our siiehtIy
used suits. marked in plain figures So TO
S15. Any Judge of value will tell you they
are worth the mon Large stock of used
coats. pants shoes hats etc ,Justh's Old
Stand. 61p D st. NV.
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.
(GOntiDuedD

GIRL WISHES work evenings and on Satur-
! gays: has had office experience. Address
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SALESMAN. with car, to sell our new
homes. Prices ranging from $3.50 70
S14. 900, on easy terms. Call between
ard 10 am. and 1 and 5 pm.
CYRUS SIMMONS,
I4i0 II st. NV
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YOUNG MAN-lT or IS: with pep: for
Df1ce outside work: state full particulars
salary. Address Contractor Box 269K, star
mica
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
fCOntfHuedB

I y hNIJURE Tor sale: leaving city. Cal
Wednesday and Thursday all day. 7l3 10th
| ~. y v. Apt. No. l. Naples. 49,
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YOUNG MAN. white TO drive truck; room
and board. 600 Kefer pl. NV. Adams
YOUNG MAN. II or over. to learn printing
deliver proofs. etc. and other odd Jobs Ad-
dress. giving experience. II any. and salary
hxnpcted Box 2i2.K Star office
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ONE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT soil
TAIRE DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING
WEIGHT Il -CAnAT. LESS FONTS.
REAL BARGAIN.
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ONE Az CARAT SOLITAIRE DIAMOND
RING, GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PER
PFCT FINE CUT AND FIERY GEM: SOLID
PLATINUM MOUNTING WITH DIAMONDS
ON SIDES.
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! CASH REG SISTERS. National: new and re-
| built; guaranteed; easy monthly payments:
no interest. Phone Main 1877. 500 G ST
| n W. oppnaite Patent Office
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COUCH HAMMOCK for sale, used. 6I7 F
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%giTE AMP yEsT b pGIESEs pEiEE o6T X1s5I TEiGHs
is-KT. WHITE GOLD HAND-PIERCED
MOUNTING. A REAL BARGAIN.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
{CnnftuuRhl

OWING TO other interests wonderful op-
n portdnity IS offered an aggressive Sonns. ,nis.
business showing excellent returns; replies
s,a strictly confidential. Address Box 3o5-K'
NEAT MARKET and grocery. with rooms:
Addres. Boz ocss3 sssK oe1 s5sT oiee 9Rnees
GAAFETERIA. one block of veterans, Bureau eau.
lease, reasonable rent improving location
5a, reasqns on for selling. Terms. Address Box
CORNER GROCERY STORE for sale. weekly
sales about S40O: low rent; lease. Ph9ne
hoNG M DEPGATESs6S P1Sa 500
Columbia oS38. 1s'
LUNCHROOM. 18th ST. N.w,-,FULLY
sa5o0 make oiisrr soSS @Ss. sold 10 settle
partnershin. Cleveland 22p4. -
MAN TO FINANCE late model automobiles
yestmens for ''SoaI some one @ IN 1000 good standlns
Address Box 2as:K. star ofice. 10.
LUNCH AND BAKERY-Doing good bust
low rent: good lease Can be bought for
.nS Corner .te!s .o6 Pine NV. location: fixtures
Roomlng house. 12 rooms and garage.
'',u ~,,, sovS N. ssS s9oPEs E;s :,
MHhNEnH S,1b SHOP vel sd5 pIg. g f
Lunchroom. well equipped: receipts $500
Der Day; I0-year lease: no competition.
Rooming house 10 rooms newly pspered.
electricity well furnished. Price. $500;
WI v MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
929 y. Y. Ave. .------
Profitable Candy Business
at Auction.
Mary Sweet Candy Company business. at
qg q, o, nwo vii 9e soid hy yScT csaef51S e
frhl fnsh.dtion Go's and l9T9 f1 Information spoy ON
premises.
Adam A. Weschler & Son,
Auctioneers.
sTAURANT-Promipent At in, Alex;
only So 800: receipts about $50 daily; good
GTocery-Prominent thoroughfare nearby
Va. town; cheap rent; money-naker; only
Lunchroom-Business center. near trans
fer junction: owner inattention reason for
sacrificing Easy terms. or trade.
n. +. RYON CO. INC.
Main 1897 1923 + St
p. +. CARLEY.
s3T KNw. r. 6153.
several rooms over store: place Is nicely
good buy for $500: part cash.
Bakery and conf. with nice apts over
store: place is nicely equipped and doing a
GOOD business. A real bargain for $1,000.
One of the best-payinE lunchrooms in
Wash, nicely equipped; long lease with low
rental. Price. on terms. $1,000.
my list at low prices and easy terms.
P r. CARIEH
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HELP---MALE.
tContinuedD
NAI ENM AN

by Baltimore concern. TO call on established
city trade. Prefer man with machine ana
known TO local dry goods stores Glve s duii
details in reply. Address Box 199-h. star
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LATHE..-.Sebastian." IO-inon. with 3in
chuck ) IT, between centers. 1853 Kenyon
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I4IV II CI. NM
Main 1923.

YOUNG MAN, colored, for
damp wash laundry route
southeast and southwest sec
tions; must drive Dodge car and
be good solicitor. Apply Du-
pont Laundry Co., 2535 Sher-
man ave. -----
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LAWN NOTWITHSTANDING and repaired
new and used movers for sale 50 so and
up trade in on new mowers ql7 1Ith
81. n W. Franklin InIS3
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tEBO4, large four sliding glass doors: suit
Ts So'e t9r store James Webster. Green VALLEY
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LIVING ROOM SET. fiber: dining room fur
mture, refrigerator. rugs dresses brass bed
mattresses. l2-inch fans. other articles 1852
Columbia. Apt. 80
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hORSEs, az bargain price . draft: EaEl"
oump wagon and harness: all in good condi
nn99nn3 Apply 1886 sth st. n.s. Phone \.
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LIVING. ROOM SUITE. handsome APIECE
overstuffed cheap for cash Ant 8 The
Soylngton. 1858 Columbia I'd. v
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IELP--FEMALE.
(C0satinucdl

MARKER, white, experienced
on fiat work; steady position.
Apply Dupont Laundry Co.,
2535 Sherman ave.
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TYPEWRITER-Yo can now rrnt a Corona
-Four" portable, with standard ofica type
writer features. also on hand several good
opportunities in used Corpnas Corona Tyne
Franklin b660
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GIRL for store; one with dry
cleaning experience preferred.
Apply Vogue Cleaners, l4th &
Spring rd.
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HAM OR LARD BOILER, 90 gal, gas
| hreos made by Brand 4 Co.: good as
| ssosto $500 viii sell to quick buyer for
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SEWING MACHINE Singer. portable els,.
tric: almost new. S35. Phone West 1857.
SEWING MACHINE - Domestic dropheau
good as new: perfect condition; guaranteed
n w
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MANTEL, ousrtered oak with beveled mir
ror' almost new; cheap, 1896. 7l3 A a.
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| GAS RANGES-New and slightly used, al
/ s!zes: less than half price. Why pay more
| Every range guaranteed J. ". Williams
| oOB 9th NV. Main 1886 Igs
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Satin Quilted Robes, HIS

Made of good heavy satin in siiee STYLE with
lining of lambs wool coors
-Ayres-Neglgees, third floor
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Three-Strand French Pearls, 1.oS
Women's French Handkerchiefs

Alnen with handroed hens and hand-embroidered mi
tas Splendid for yourself or gifts for $395; for $75
initiated hanlkerchefs for women; lovely Irish linen
very neatly embroidered. for ...............S125
-Handkerchiefs, street floor
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Coats for Junior Girls, $3.50

Coats with fashion touches needepont carmina
and pointea with natural squirrel
dyed squirrel fox and caracuL
Girls school skirts of flannel, navy serge checked
CLOTH sizes to IL years .S2e5
Girls jersey trocks in newest shades and styles
-Ayres-Grs Section fifth floor
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Sturdy Shoes for Children, 3.A5

High shoes that protect cold and dampness built
with comfortable lasts. In tan. calf and patent.
Oxfords patent with rubber heels. liz
to-. -Ayres-Children's Shoes, fifth floor.
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Cotton Lingerie Fabrics, yard use

Lacechecked voles shadow checked vones checked ant
dropstitch batiste honeydew, maize pink orchid peact
and blue Ayres-Wash GOODS, second HOOK
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Bingham House Frocks, 1869

assorted coors checks novelty ginghams Others Of
plain chambray Some dainty embroidered in harmon
izing color combinations. Sizes 36 to "a.
-Ayres-House Frocks third floor.
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Unusual, Chic
Hats
7.5O and $40

Both small and large hats
in felt, velour, satin and
velour, smartly trimmed
with fancy ornaments, fur,
self trimming and metallic
ribbon. Colors are alluring.
Turbans of gold or silver
are also included.
-Ayres-Millinery,
second floor.
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Beaten and Bowl, soc Set
Costume Slips, ats

Costume slips of heavy de chine radium in lars
assortment of colors; 16-nch hem.
-Ayres-Petticoats third floor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-10
Metal Base Bridge Lamp, 1925

lamp with slender base and handsome Spanish
arm complete with georgette lined shades in choice OF
various colors
At s29S-dol lamp complete with band decorated and
ruffled parchment shade --Ayres-Lamps sixth floor.