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day, when civic and other activities
will take place throughout the
week.
Guests of honor at tomorrow
nights performance will be the
Boys Of Aud Lang Syne of the Il.
p. o, EllSs, No. IS. George w. June
will make an address. Members OF
the lodge have also arranged to
attend in a body.
The bill includes:
RAE SAMUELS - 1.-The Blue
Streak of Vaudeville" Miss Sam
uels will add cheer to the bill with
a group of exclusivel songs which
she puts over in her own inimitable
way. Miss Samuels will have the
assistance of Mildred Land at the
piano.
JAMES J. CORBETT AND BOB
BY BARRY-To be seen in a breezy
Turn to Page g.
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Roltare Eggleston, manager or the
theater; his stage manager, mem
bers of the stage crew, Mrs. Roltare
Eggleston and every employe of the
theater from the ushers to the head
of the theater were present to aid.
The injured midget was tenderly
placed upon q stretcher, made By
the members of the stage force, and
then taken in Eggleston's automo-
bile to the Methodist hospital.
There one physician and two ex-
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ROUND
TuE A TED With WALTER
AIA 1ANO d. HICKMAN

in distress caused by an accident or sick
ness he no longer the of being alone and for
gotten.
Especially when he she happens to be member Of
N V. A. and playing on the Keth-Albee time
That was my thought the other night when one of
Singers Mdgets suffering with broken Leg caused by an iron
ire escape striking the little lady she left the theater
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pert surgeons were waiting to give
this little artists all the loving ann
professional care that was possible.
The New York office Of the Keith
Albee circuit was notified and a tele-
gram instructed Eggleston to see
that all possible attention was given
the stricken artist.
OF course Eggleston did. not have
to be told that, nor any member
of the Keith organization, as such
consideration is a part of that great
The room Of the midget at the
Methodist hospital looks like a big
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BIG TIMES PLANNED
AT KEITH'S NEXT WEEK

Marking half a century that In
dianapolis theatergoers have been
entertained by stars Of the legiti-
mate and vaudeville stage on the
site where the B. f. Keith Theater
now stands. Manager C. Roltare
Eggleston has arranged for a Gold
en- Anniversary week, starting Sun
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OLIVER IN GLANDS UP"

Guy Oliver has been added to the
cast of Hands Up" Raymond Crit
fith's starring picture of the Civil
War. Oliver, who had the role of
Kit Carson in 1.-THE Vanishing Amer
ican," appears as a Confederate gen
eral. The company includes Marion
Nixon, Virginia Lee Corbin, Montagu
Love and Mack Swain.
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Flavia," at the Century, the musical
version of THE Prisoner of Zenda -;
"Craig's Wife" with Chrystal Herne,
at the Morosco; Walter Hampton
and Ethel Barrymore in Hamlet"
at Hampden's Theater; Marilyn Nil
Ter in sunny" at the New Amster-
dam; the IIippodrome, with it's great
variety show; "Mayflowers, with 10.
seph Santley and Ivy Sawyer; Char
lot Revue of 1926, at the Selwyn,
and Fay BANTER in "The Enemy, 4"
by Claiming Pollock.
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Some Dog

Papyrus, one of the fastest
dogs in the world is the latest
to be signed for Cecil De Miles
production-"The Volga Boat
man'-which Leonore ]. Coffee
adapted from Konrad Berovici's
story.
Papyrus is the property of
Arthur Rankin, a member OF the
4 cast.
This 1.-THE, slight dog did one
eighth of a mile in twelve and
two ffths seconds. This is at
the rate of forty-eight miles an
hour. The world record for hui
man runners is in the neighbor-
hood of twenty-one seconds.
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Charles AIthoff, Known as The Yankee Fiddler viii
Head Big Show at the LyriC-SWft and Gibson to
Be Seen at Palace Beginning Sunday

HE golden anniversary of the building known the B. f.
Keith theater will be held next week
c. Roltare Eggeston manager of Keith has invited civic
organizations and lodges aid in the big event,
Rae Samuels known 'The Blue Streak of Vaudeville
will have of head-ning this BILL opening Sunday
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The Lyric next week will have
Charles Althoff, known as 1.-THE
Yankee Fiddler" topping a bill
which the management claims will
be the banner bill of the season so
far.
Mae Swift and Muriel Gibson,
musical comedy artists, will top the
bill at the Palace for the first half
Of the week, opening Sunday after
noon.
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No. 1-Rae Samuels will top the
new variety bill opening Sunday
afternoon at B. F. Keith's.
No. 2-William Faversham in
''Foot-Loose, will open. three
day engagement at English's on
Thursday night, Dec. "a.
No. 3-Patrick Kelly, tenor, in
Blossom Time" at English's all
next week, opening Monday night.
No. 4-The Flonzaley Quartet
will appear in concert at the
Academy of Music at 3 o'clock,
Sunday afternoon.
No. 5-Mae Swift, Muriel Gibson
and others on "A Smart Frolic" at
the Palace, the first half of the
week.
No. 6-Mlle. Argo of PAUL. and
A-rgo at the Lyric all next week,
opening Sunday.
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HINES TO CUT
HEARING SHORT
To Allow Stephenson Case
Only Two Hours Friday.

BIZ Times special
NOBLESVIILE, Ind, June IL
Judge Fred e. Hines. with a crowd
ed docket before him Friday. indi-
Gated he would allow attorneys only
about two hours to argue onthe mo-
ton that the State turn over GER
tain evidence in cases Of d. c.
Stephenson. Earl Gentry and Earl
KlinclS. charged with the murder of
Miss Madge Oberholtzer' OF Indian
apolis.
Defense attorneys are asking that
Prosecutor William II. Remy turn
over the alleged dying statement OF
Miss Oberholtzer and the page OF
the Indiana Hotel register at Ham
mond. supposed 10 contain the names
of the girl and some of the defend.
ants. The defense, It Is said, ia
seeking this evidence on which to
base its plea for bail for the defend
ants. Argument on bail will he heard
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
next week.
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NAVAL CAMP ENDORSED
SpanishpWar Veterans Camp Adopts
Resolution.

A resolution indorsing the Naval
Reserve Training Camp to be con.
Quoted at Camp Shank for three
months, beginning Sunday has been
adopted by the Harold c. Megrew
Camp, No. /. United Spanish War
Veterans.
Indianapolis is the only city in
the United States where such az
camp for boys has been established
under the control and supervision Of
the Navy department
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Automobiles reportedstolen to
police belong to-:
Frank Graham. 1902 Linden St..
ITupmobile. 47i'7S3 from Union
Station elevation.
S.'W. Boyle. 1912 N. Alabama ST..
Essex, from New York and New
Jersey SITS.
C. M. Davis, 234S Sherman DR..
Ford, 475-729, from in front OF same
address.
Raymond ,Steffen, 1415 Union ST..
Ford, 550-722, from Market and
Alabama SITS.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by
police belong to:
Richard Kaufman, 1914 N. Ala
bama ST., Overland. found at Mis-
souri, and Court SITS.
J. B. .Ackles. Ills N. Capitol Ave.
Chevrolet. found at McCarty and
Prospect SITS.
Christian Riley. sol W. Thirtieth
St., Kissel, found at Leota and De
Loss SITS.
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FRENCH LOSE GROUND
h,iffians Drive Troops Backward
Property Destroyed i'm Retreat.

,Bn United Press
LA RACIE, Morocco, June Ill
French forces in the region OF
Auducr and Achirkanen have been
compelled to retire before the Riff
fans drive, according TO advices
reaching here today.
The French destroyed much
material before retreating so that 1t
might not fall into the enemy's
hands The Riffians attacked the
French ut Tafrant, during the night,
but according to today's French
communiuue were VIGOROUSLY re-
sisted"
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TEN DAYS; TEN DOLLARS

Gerald Holland, 314. Puryear ST..
was fined $40 and costs and sem
fenced to ten days in jail by City
Judge Dan V. White today on a
charge OF stealing a bicycle.
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Governor Jackson was at New
port today attending dedication Of
the new Vermillion County court
house. Dedication marks the Tooth
anniversary OF organization OF the
county.
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FINE ON LARCENY CHARGE

Accused OF stealing an automobile
tire, Oscar White, Stop 6, Madison
Rd.. was fined IS and costs on a
petit larceny charge today by City
Judge Dan ". White.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

II you see Wny automobile bearing
these license nlfmbers, call tho police
or The Indianapolis Times. Main 5000.
for YOU some time.
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P. ]. MCCORMICK.
CLARKE & CLARKE.
MEANS & BUENTING,
Attorneys for Commissioner.
June II 1908

NOTICE OF BOND SALE
Notice is hereby given by the Trustee of
the School Town of Bethel Township
Posey County. Indiana. that sealed pro-.
posals will be received at the Office of the
Trustee of Bethel Township In the Town
of Griffin. Ind. until i 80 p. m. on Sat
urday. June 27 1925, for the purchase of
forty (40) bonds of the par value of four
hundred dollars l$400 .00) each; issued by
Township. Posey County, Indiana, as OBJ
legation of the Bethel Township School
Town. Each OF the above bonds bears
interest from the 1st day of July. 1925. at
the rate of "A 20 per annum payable
semi annually on the frstsdays OF January
and July of each year.
The first of said bonds will be payable
on the LIST day of January. 1926. and each
six months thereafter until all of said
bonds have been paid. All OF said bonds
are issued for the purpose OF securing
in the said Bethel Township School Town
in strict compliance with the laws of the
State of Indiana and pursuant to a reeolu-
ton Of the Advisory Board of said Bethel
Township School Town, Said bonds will
be sold to the highest bidder for cash at
not less than par value. Bidders are re-
quired to state the number of bonds bid
for and the gross amount will pay for the
bonds bid for and the accrued interest to
sealed and indorsed "Bids for Bethel Town
zie L. Cox. Trustee. Griffin. Indiana" The
right to reject any and all bids Is hereby
MENZIE L, COX.
Trustee. Of Bethel Township School Town.
June IL. 1925.
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ROOMS FOR RENT


DELAWARE, N; large. airy front room.
for gentlemen. Har. 0920.
EAST; cool front room in private family
MASS. AVE, 44O: get the benefit of a
cool shower; every room with bath: 30
and 81 per week. Inspection invited.
MERRILLls Z. 345: modem sleeping rms:
for ladies employed; in private home;
close in. Drex. 1881.
PENN. ST. N, 2124: Groom furn. front
apt; clean and cool private entrance:
PENN. N. 400, Apt. 2: cosy and cool
LITTLE room. $500: gents. gar Ci. 1226:
18TH ST., $40; 2 mod. unfurn, light
housekeeping rooms.
ST. JOE, E. 134; nice room in priv home
for gentlemen preferred. Lin. 6451.
WALNUT. e. III; Nicely furnished clean.
modern rooms Lin. 1919
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE OF TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL, WARRA Mrs

~~~~~>~~~~s~~~~1. -~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~
NOTICE t OF SALE q OF EoTyNsHR
Notice T. hereby given that gp 2 and and
signed trustees e., Of 9PiPecresi, :, Madison
sealed bi Ia at his Office in the City Build
sand $50; 900 o6l dollars in schQ hoe town;
date June ID. 1925. and pay six per cent
interest from date, payable semi Annually
$500, ooJ dollars; all payable one year
8" The said sale of warrants Is in accord;
Of ofci Pi p Elk School Township. declaring
an emergency for the. repair. reconstruction
in the Town OF Frankton. State OF Ind;
ana. The said warrants are drawn and
ordered issued IN strict coHphan.ce With
and erection of school buildings and are
n ISSs Il 10 a be- derived by tS%atISn Tor the
The right to reject all bids IL reServed.
Trustee Pipecreek school Township
June IL, 1925.
GOODS stored In the. name of Amanda
Cap. Wardiow, Mrs. Lucy smith. Miss
Julia 8. woods. MARY Boyd smith; as sSsa l
storage charges Friday. June 10, 1925. at
o 80 a. m. Goods having been IN storage
the required length OF time and charges
unpaid. BANNER STORAGE CO.. 1913 e.
Wabash St. Circle 2677.
June 4. IL. 1928.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice 10 hereby given, that the undor-
sigred has duly qualified as executor of
estate of Mary b. Tcon, dece ased. late of
Marion County. Indiana. Said estate Is
supposed to be solvent.
MEANS & BUENTING.
PATRICK j. MCCORMICK.
No. 63-20361.
June IL. Is. 20. 1925.
NOTICE TO owner OF Essex touring car.
storage and repair charges. W. WASH
INGToN GARAGE. $50 WI Wash.
juno 10. IL. IL. 1928.
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AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC AUCTION

Paint in barrels, drums and
cases; lubg. oil. grease. root
paint animal tonic. animal dip
l lawn swing. 20 bdl. wire uto
wheels, / box tools medicine,
household goods, tables. dining
piano benches, metal bed,
iron store display rack. j head
washing machine, pictures anu
picture frames. mattresses,,t trunks
laundry stoves. hot plates.
clothes racks; 1 buffet l nr lad9Es
stove. l barber chair base, mar
Bile. 5 dairy lunch chairs. 8 con.
goleum rugs. tapestry rug, y
Administer rugs. metal ice
cream tank, cream cooler cans,
l roll Garnet paper, 3 ctn. pa,
stand. 3 crts and 2 bdl. brooms.
2 bags clover seed. ] bag oats,
! bag corn, l bag grass seed,
bales nursery stock l box gar
den seed. pans, galv. tubs. pals.
enamelwgaare 80 o eFts sno,, plaster
bdl. wood rims. crt. Internal
combustion engine, gearless }.
/. case stacker for attachment
to a 32x54 separator, 2 drums
Maltine powder, 4 crank SHAFT
auto steering wheels 5 muflers
for Studebaker, 2O7 furnace ell
bows. 1 bale cotton waste, /
case shredded wax paper. ! box
disks. j lot approx. $500 sheets
heavy coated paper board, size
44x64: 80 yards book cloth,
building paper. 8 cases Mazda
Oil 50 fibre, pals and lids, bath
tubs lavatories, sinks. w. q.
bowls, slop sinks. 3 iron sugar
kettles. / large galv. tank. sheet
casting, / roll fence wire,
rolls screen wire. / ctp. school
books, empty barrels and drums.
doors. 100 wood battery boxes,
3 concrete lamp posts, porch
columns. SO pea. sewer pipe.
eth. mems summer underware,
step ladders washboards, glass,
marble. shoes. washing, powder,
groceries. numerous other arti-
cles.
Terms of sale: Cash or certl-
fed check payable Immediately
at conclusion OF sale.
Description OF packages are
copied from freight or way
bill, but neither quantity or con-
tents are guaranteed.
All lots subject. TO oxamination
Thursday June 11th, 1928, be,
tween 500 a. m. and 4;3O
D. m.
MFADDEN AUCTION CO.,
AUCTIONEERS
]. X. VANCE,
FREJGHT CLAIM AGENT
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d-Business Places

PRIVATE room in furnished office. central
location. all conveniences reasonable
rent. Riley 1861
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NOTICE or APPOINTMENT

NOTICE 70 owner OF Essex touring car,
motor number .332Q2. viii be cold for
is9SsTEsN a S EsPGar $50 Bo'rge wash WASH
juno 10. IL. IL. 1928.
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IT'S NEVER lost until Indianapolis Times
Want Ads have failed to find IT.
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new cottages. furnished A delightful
picturesque camp groundl Splendid fish
ing. boating, bathing. Write Charles lie
mar, Shelbyville. Ind. r.. II. 4 or phone
Marietta lib through Shelbyville.
SPEND your vacation in modern coun-
try home. shady and cool. Cab Ran
dolph 0I00-I
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IT'S NEVER lost until Indianapolis Times
Want Ads have failed TO find II.
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f-Resorts and Cottages

SHELBY, 1855: corner business room: IL
good business locality DRex. 0961.
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WANIEU-UoEU OAKS.
We want fifty used cars in trade on
one of the best buys on the market today.
A new Hudson or Essex. p. b. Smith
STANDARD AUTO SALES.
322 n Delaware, Lin. 5000
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e-Suburban

FINE. level acre tract 131x333. west OF
Lawrence on r chland Drive (cinder
road), $3.50: SO cash. $40 monthly.
|. N. RICHIE & SON
Main O52O. 10 Bankers Trust Bldg
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f-Resorts and Cottages

FOp RENT-Double cottage on Lake Tip
pscanoe. For information write j. M
WILLIAMS. 276 Pleasant St., Nobesville.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-18
Burton School Notes

AS school opened Tuesday, Sept.
ember sth we find eighteen haugh-
0ty seniors prepared for their last
nine months Of torture. Every one
of them feel a happy thrill as they
look on the blue and gray pennant
at the front Of the auditorium. or
course the letters B, II. S. help to
make us gladstone. The new sem
Tor students are Collin Butcher,
Laura Smith, and Merle Smith.
The senior class held their first
meeting Friday, Sept. 18th for the
election of officers. Those chosen
were oge Jensen, president; Merle
Smith, Vice-president; Raymond
Brink, secretary and treasurer;
and Miss Wilson class advisor.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-18

A Northwestern Product lunch
con was held Friday afternoon al
2:30 in the Domestic Science
rooms at Burton High school,
There were about 25 ladies present
and the money collected went to
the Grammar school p. II. A. The
demonstration was given by Mrs.
Sprague of Seattle. Twenty-onc
Northwest products were sampled.
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. y . y . y . .
LlsABEULA
Mrs. w. j. Dyer)
sessssssss . .

The world renownd lecturer C..
August Petersen will deliver one
Of his famous lectures at the LISA
beula church Sept. 26 at s pm.
His subject will be Delight after
Encouragement" There will be
other good live numbers on the
program. Refreshments will be
served. Don't miss hearing Mr..
Petersen he is a wonderful speak.
er. Everybody come.
Mrs. Kneebone has received
word that her daughter-in-law
Mrs. Ray Kneebone was painfully
injured in an auto accident, hav-
ing had her collar bone broken in
two places. She is at home and
getting along as well as could be
expected.
The Sabbath school will resume
its work next Sunday at 10 a. m.
After the vacation the children
are most earnestly requested to be
present and the adults as well.
Frank Kneebone was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Deckman formerly of Lisa
beula is visiting at the Home of
Mrs. Williams.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-18

Maury Center still has the same
bus which is operated by Kendrick
Rivers. 1t will run down hill if
the hill is steep enough. Smoking
is not allowed in this bus; but that
doesn't make any difference for
the bus smokes enough to make up
for it. Although it is what is
known as wreck, like all Fords
are, it gets there just the same.
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FOR SALE-24x26x28 double
lights and window frames com.
plete for 1915 each. Doors and
frames $4.75. Some used lum-
Der $1,000 per 1000. Weber
Lisabeula, Phone Red 1907. 1873
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FOR RENT-11-room modern fur
nished house, large fireplace,
water, phone, orchard with all
fruit, wonderful view, near
neighbors, fine beach, free wood
tennis court, garage. SIS. per
month. Phone Red 1892 or
write P. o. Box rs, Burton,
Wash. 9-1S-tf
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MISS WATTS will resume her
teaching in Burton Sept. 8, in
the morning. In the afternoon
at Yashon. Anyone wishing to
study with her communicate
either with Mrs. Allison, Red
1173 or with Mrs. Ensing Black
III. 9-4-tf
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WE PAY-Two cents a pound
above the market price for
moulting hens. Write us and we
will call and get them. Box.39
b., Portage, Wash. s-2s-tf
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FOR SALE-Ranches.

FOR SALE-Ranches. Trustees
sale of 5 acres with orchard
near Lisabeula. 5 room house.
so cents on the dollar. A sight
ly place. j. H. Weber, Lisa
beula. AT office Saturdays.
City office Lobby Imperial no.
tel. 9-1S-3t
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS

I HAVE OPENED a shoe repair
shop at Burton where | will be
each day. Work can be brought
to my home at Vashon Heights
or at the the shop. Prompt SER
vice, right prices, first class
work. j. A. Geiger. 9-1S-tf
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A meeting of the B. A. G. was
held Wednesday noon. The fol
lowing officers were elected; Pres,
ident, 0ge Jensen; Secretary and
Treasurer, Edwin Woods; Mana
ger, Baird Fyler. Two dollars a
year was the dues decided upon
The first try out for football was
held Thursday afternoon with
much enthusiasm shown on the
part Of the boys. The prospect for
"a good football team this year is
encouraging. The purchase of
new equipment is being taken I'M
der advisement by the club.
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FOR sALE-oregon Champion
Gooseberries and Big Cherry
Currants, Inspected Marshall
strawberry plants, Nov. LIST,
delivery. Phone Red 754, Elmer
Harmeling. 9-1S-tf
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WANTED Coldframe sash b,
Island Nurseries.

WANTED-To rent q furnished
house on Vashon island for the
winter. Alfred G. Olson, % w.
Newell St., Phone Garfield 1924
Seattle. Stiff
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PURE MILK-Pasteurized, Ger
titled, or Raw, delivered at your
door. Cleanliness is our mot.
to-" c. B. Potter, Means Dairy,
Vashon, Red iii, S-7-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT-5 room
modern house furnished, in Bur
ton, 3 acres land. Sell all or part
of land with house. Mrs. G. A..
Davis, Box 134, Burton, Wash
S.2-tf
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Mr.. Nystedt bought a new REQ
and put a larger body on it than
the one he had last year, now he
can accommodate the students which
he brings from the south end
points of the Island. 1t is finer
bus in every way than his old one.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-18

The freshmen evidently do not
like algebra, as a good many OF
them seem to have hankcring for
bookkeeping this year.
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A Junior meeting was called last
Friday to elect officers. The re-
suit was: Glass advisor, Mr.. Park.
es; President, Richard Bennattsi
Vice-president, Adney Smith; and
Secretary and Treasurer, Lucille
Beaumont. There are two new
students in the Junior class, Lu.
ellie Beaumont and Richard Be.
natts, which makes eleven mem.
bers.
The Sophomore Class had a meet.
ing Friday to elect officers. The
result was, Florence Passig, Pres.
ident; Robert Stewart, vice-presi.
dent; Austin DENNIS, Secretary
and Treasurer; and Mr.. McElvain
class advisor. There are nineteen
in the Sophomore class.