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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-25

in the 1924 race. bearing No. IS,
but a new motor has been installed.
Among other entries to he made
soon, but not yet officially given
out, are said to be those Of Leon
Duray. who will pilot the Miller
driven by Fred Conner last year,
and Pietro Borodino, who will drive
the Flat flyer. Duray put up a
terrific fight in 1922 until his From
tenac burned out.
Borodino has been driving his
Fiat with moderate success on the
coast during the winter. The In
d%ianapolis Speedway with it's low
banks and sharp turns, closely APP
proximating road conditions, will
probably be to his liking, and he
can be counted on a dangerous con.
tender.
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HOSTESSES ARE NAMED
Little Theater Society to Give Card
Party Monday.

H~ostesses for one Of the series OF
card parties being given this spring
by the Little Theatre Society which
will be held Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. #. w. De Hass, 2162
N. Meridian St.. includes:
Mesdames Jack a Goodman, Isaac
Born, j. f. Barnhill, William Allen
Moore, Frank Dowd, Alexander
Hamilton, Alfred Lauter, Robert G..
Winslow, Harry McNeeley, James
d. PIERCE, NJ. c. Furscott, Richard
Coleman. r.. Hartley Sherwood.
Wolf Sussman. George G. Ffnfrock.
Elizabeth Waterson Hughes, James
II. Steep, Edna M. Christian, Frank
Wampler, David Lurvey. Ira NJ.
Holmes, G.. w. Andrews, e. L. Bur-
nett, Herbert Duckwall, Arthur l..
Strauss, Everette Scho1eld, Ralph
l.. Funkhauser, Ethel M. Williams,
Frank Cregor and Misses Sarah
Lauter, Hilda Lieber, Margaret Will
liams, Eldena Lauter and Helen
Eaglesfeld.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

-=ISS LLEWELLYN HERETH,
IVNI 1852 Washington Blvd; en-
@ t~ertained delightfully."- Satur-
day afternoon with a luncheon
bridge and handkerchief shower at
Woodstock Club in honor Of Miss
Elsie Whitlock of Cleveland, Ohio,
whose marriage to Schuyler Cole,
Crows Nest, will take place June
q. Covers were laid for twelve.
Place cards were in keeping with
the season. Miss Whitlock was, to
return home Saturday evening.
: Kappa Chi Theta Sorority will
meet Friday evening at the home
of Miss Charlotte Burris, Speedway
City. Miss Helen Houston was
pledged recently.
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party, IOllOWeQ Dy CdTuSs III the nOIIle
Of Mrs. II. j. Borst, $40 n. La Sale
ST., Friday evening. The husbands
were honor guests.
Places were laid for thirty-seven
at two long tables arranged with
centerpieces of yellow and white
spring flowers.
After dinner speeches were made
by William F. Werner. w. c.
Freund, John Stokes. Carrie Grant,
Arthur Johnson and James c. Meade,
The hostess was assisted by the
ways and means committee: Mes
DANES Edward Feroer, chairman; w.
c. Freund, ]. c. Mead, Edward
STICKY, w. A. Oren, G. B. Stoltz,
Bert Keene, d. c. Weiss, A Hoff.
man. The organization is making
plans for the purchase of a chapter
house.
The Progressive Club will meet
Monday with Mrs. Hugh McGibeny.
Golden Hill.
Sesame Club will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Z. T. Albert
son, 4072 Park Ave. Miss Helena Pat
tison will talk on THE Modern
Woman in Business" Officers will
be elected.
Independent Social Club will OBJ
serve guest day at the Spink-Arms
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank
Shellhouse is hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Allen r. Fleming. president, and
the entertainment committee, Mes
danes J. d. Davy, w. e. Kyle, Ev-
erett A. Hunt, Newton Mcclure,
James Van Malta, w. s. Waddell,
Grace Lynn Sandy and Howard
Stitt.
Hamilton Berry chapter of the
Service Star Legion will meet Tues
day at the Pubic Library at 2:30
p. M. Mrs. Frank Nessles. presi.
dent, will preside. Delegates to the
national convention in Atlanta, Ca,
May Is to "a, will be elected.
Beta Tau Sigma Sorority will
meet Monday evening at the home
Of Miss Irma Smith, 4O6 Linwood
Ave.
Mu Phi Epsilon, national honor
ary musical sorority, Kappa chap
ter, will be entertained Wednesday
evening by Mrs. James L. Wagner,
ala Carrollton Ave-, assisted by
Miss Leone Kinder.
Supper will be served at $50 p.
m, after which Miss Helen Payne
will give a Of the opera
"Tosca." illustrated by arias sung
by Miss Dorothy Ryker, Mrs. B. E.
Neal and Miss lBerenice Reagan.
Piano selections from Act Q will be
played by Miss Geraldine Trotter.
st. Johns Social Club will meet
Friday afternoon and evening at
the hall, 124 w. Georgia st.
Sigma Delta Sorority Of Butler
University planned an annual moth
er's and fathers party for Saturday
evening at the chapter house, 1915
e. Washington st. Margaret Bell,
chairman Of the arrangements COM
mittee, was assisted by Miss Helen
Kerr and Miss Zerelda RUBBISH. The
chapter house was to be decorated
in spring flowers. Punch and waters
were to be served. Miss Lee Zwickel
and Miss Marjorie Waltz were to
provide entertainment.
Harrington Van Hoesen. New
York, is the house guest of his for
mer voice teacher, Fred N. Morris,
and Mrs. Morris, at 1908 N. Della
ware st. Mr.. Van Hoesen gave a
recital here FRIDAY evening. He is
on a sprink tour OF the Middle
West.
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LAST GUEST MEETING
Monday Club TO Gather at ID. A. r
Chapter House

The last guest meeting Of the sea.
son of the Monday Club will be
observed Monday afternoon at the
D.. A. r. Chapter House, S24 n.
Pennsylvania St.
William N. Otto will speak on
THE Essay in Transition From
Old to New" Mrs. Walker Bay.
lor, soprano. accompanied by Mrs.
NJ. d. Didway. viii sing Print
emps Qui Commence" from Sam
son and Delilah." "Noctourne" by
Chadwick and "Pierrot' by John
son. Each member may bring two
guests.
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Y. W. Notes

Dale Young, a teacher at Tech
meal High School, will give a talk
on astronomy Wednesday at s p. m.
on the roof Of Blue Triangle Hall,
725 N. Pennsylvania st. His sub
ject will be 1.-THE Heavens in
Spring"
The st. John Church basketball
team will play the girls team from
the Deaf and Dumb school Thurs
day at 7:15 p. M, to be followed by
a skating party.
The anpual May morning break
fast will be served at the Y. NJ. C.
A May 2, from $50 to 9 a. m. Pro
ceeds for 3he benefit summer con-
ference fund.
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Pl PHIS HOLD
ANNUAL STATE
affairs HERE
Members of Butler Active
Chapter Hosts for
Occasion.

The ~hfty-eighth annual State
luncheon and dance of the Pt Beta
Phi Sorority was held Saturday in
the Riley room Of the Claypool.
Members OF the active chapter Of
Butler University were hostesses
for the occasion.
The tables Of which covers were
laid for about 200 were ~attractively
decorated with blue candles tied
with wine colored ribbons. On the
speakers table were baskets of blue
carnations and wine colored roses.
During the luncheon. Mrs. Fred
erick Glossbrenner. harpist, and
Miss Barbara King violinist, played
a program of music. Mrs. Hope
Whitney Graham OF Chicago was
the principal speaker.
Chapters Represented
Members and alumnae Of chap.
ters at Franklin College. Purdue
University. Indiana University. and
Hanover College were present.
Mrs. Herbert King and members
of the local alumnae were in charge
of the luncheon.
Two hundred couples were ex-
pected at the dance in the evening.
Palms were to be used in decorat-
ing, and an electrically lighted Pi
Beta Phi Arrow was arranged over
the door.
FavOrs for Girls
Favors for girls were to bel en-
bossed I'm silver with the sorority
crest, and favors for the men were
to be silver match boxes, engraved
with Pi Beta Phi.
Miss Madeline Byrket was chair.
man Of the dance committee, as
sisted by Misses Dorothy Lou
Thomas. Rebecca D~augherty, and
Janet Sheehe. Chaperons were
Dean Evelyn Butler. Mrs. Lesta
Snively, and Prof. and Mrs. Henry
1. Bruner.
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CHARMING wedding OF the
N spring was that Of Miss Eliz-
~ abeth Hord Greer, daughter
Of Mrs. s. Robert Greer, 1912 n.
Alabama St, and Edward Simmons
Norvell, which took place Saturday
at 4 p. m. at Christ Church, with
Bishop Joseph Francis officiating.
White Easter lilies and ferns were
banked against the altar, at which
the bride was given in marriage
by her mother. The aisle down
which she passed was lighted by
tall white cathedral tapers. Mrs.
Carrie H. Kennedy, organist, played
a program of bridal music preceding
the ceremony, and the wedding
march from "Lohengrtn" for the en-.
try of the bridal party.
The bride was lovely in a simple
gown of white chiffon beaded with
pearls. A court train of chiffon,
banded down the center with white
satin, hung from her shoulders. She
wore a tulle veil which was ar
ranged over her head and held in
place by clusters Of orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet of
white orchids and white sweet peas
The brides only attendant was her
sister. Miss Catherine Greer, who
wore a frock Of shaded green chif-
fon, and a green horsehair hat. She
carried a large arm bouquet of
Premet roses. Perry O'Neal was best
man, and the ushers were Harold
Jennys Of Rye, N. Y; Roland Hoerr
OF st. Louis, Mo-; Henry c. Thorn.
ton. Jr.; Julian Bobbs. John E. Rus
sell, Drummond w. Little and Elias
c. Atkins.
The ceremony was followed by O.
reception at Woodstock Club for
ESQ. The tea table was appointed
with white lilacs and lighted by
white tapers in silver holders. Mr..
and Mrs. Norvell have left on a
wedding trip and will be at home at
1904 N. Alabama ST., after May Is.
Mrs. Norvell Travelled in a black
silk frock, a black coat trimmed
In summer ern inc and a tan silk
hat.
Among guests from out.of.town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Hoerr, of
st. Louis, Mo-; MI. and Mrs. Harold
Jennys, of Rye, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs.
Saunders Norvell and daughter
Isabelle, Of Larchmont, N. Y; Mr..
n Mrs. William H. Roland of
Bloomington, Ill: Mrs. Florence
Rogers. Of Mayville, KY; Percy C.
Hord, Mrs. Francis T. Hord and
Stephen Y. Hord, of Chicago.
A lotto. euchre and bunco party
will be given Sunday at 3 and $50
p. M, by the Christian Mothers So.
ciety of Sacred Heart Church, Pal
mel and Meridian Sts., for the bene-
fit Of st. Francis Hospital.
Delaware Club will give a card
party Sunday afternoon and eve
ming in machinist's hall. SO s. Della
ware st.
Indianapolis Chapter, No. 20,
Women's Organization National AS
ISOLATION Retail Druggists, enter.
tanned with an attractive dinner
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Guild to Elect

The Riley Hospital Cheer Guild
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
Lincoln to elect officers. Annual
reports will be made. A full attend.
ance is desired.
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COUNCIL TO INSTALL

The Indianapolis Local Council OF
Women will meet Tuesday at 2 p. m.
at the Lincoln to install officers and
to hear reports from chairmen Of
various committees. The program
is in charge of the visitation COM
mittee headed by Mrs. w. s.
Mitchell. DR.. Charles Lee Of the
Flanner Guild will talk on Work
of the Guild and Housing Condi-
TONS" Mrs. June Baker will sing.
accompanied by Miss Mildred Casey.
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Clubs and Meetings

Capitol Club planned to give a
card party In Red Mems Hall, North
and Capitol, Saturday evening and
Sunday afternoon.
Frauen LAga will hold its card
party Tuesday afternoon at South
Side Turner Hall.
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A lotto, euchre and bunco party
Will be given Sunday at 3 and $3.50
p. M, by the Christian Mothers So
ciety of Sacred Heart Church, Pal
mer and Meridian Sts.. for the bene-
fit Of st. Francis Hospital.
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Delaware Club will give a card
party Sunday afternoon and eve
ming in machinist's hall, SO s.. Della
ware st. I
Indianapolis Chapter, No. 20,
Women's Organization National AS
ISOLATION Retail Druggists, enter.
tanned with an attractive dinner
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

births in their households are re
ported by thr follpwipE men;
Musssr. Robert James. go W, 18th
.Nffreeaeh. Herman, us 27th ave-.
rbS@pson. Howard orr sss5 Ash
ca N.Y. w lila Morsan. s5ss Eighth
Fraser. James Forbes. ssas Reach
Nystrom. Neisc. Redmond. boy.
nurScs Judson T.. 1891 sixth ave
y. w. boy.
Gallant Richard Gilbert. sais 10Th
Ds ass Thomas Sen. 1919 PIKE s..
Aastia. Albert Lewis. ssl Market
Moore, William W. '7ai Woodland
vosier. Thedore X. Gees ". Kinds
E.scls,ad. Arthur. secs Brandon al
:. George uazei,on. si5-A \,
End e.. boy.
Elaud stanley Cornthwaitc. tiio Ia
teriake ave, boy.
Love. Raymond W. s27T FauntleFoy
Berry. natler stover. t79o iith ave.
S W. girl
H.lsncr. John Joseph. t15a Rainier
ave, boy.
Taketa. Shintaro. Auburn. boy
lands, Charles Emerson St9 w
Mendelsoha. Jacob. 10 lsth ave
asrgsqsen. Jens r +. ., 10. noS
haHE
alos.. FTed G. aiss Iamisoa 81.
Pfitts. william Connolly. si3s Dallas
ave. girl
Larson. Afne. Rcschlkan, boy
E.iNott Henry. Jr Isos 23rd ave. n.
rsliefsou, selmsr ii7ss phinasy
ingram Charles J.. 80 caller st.
Aust. Harold Ted. sslo 10th ave \.
F.. girl
Manor. boy
.suings. Lax T.. De& Aoines. sirl,
or. Marion Francis. 1913 T. 51th
girl
fsf'cne. Howard ANDREW. 1875 Ninth
ave. " girl
whaisn. Edward Patrick. IS Fulton
st.. girl.
GraTfelI. Jesse. I2s Yale ave. n. boy
Nelson. John A.. t9s y. SEND ST.. boy.
Piksdaht Andars. 1898 Baker ave-
girl.
Births in their house holds are re-
ported by The following mem
Fleming. Kenneth l., 25ss 18th ave
~ girl
congdon. Charles Ncycigh. 1851
shelby st-. girl
Dunn. Peter f.. Bremsrton. boy
stegubugh. Lambert. T5s s5th ave-
rayior. william p. Beinugham. girl.
Piumuef. Donald J.. 1888 18th ave.
Heynss. Alfred l.. $685. Dakota st..
sisIer. Harry II. is5 W. s5th ST.
putt. Roy clitton. kirkland. girl.
AIashihin. Ivan. Ole Eastiako ave-
ProuIx. Joseph George, s2tt Dayton
SINISTER John T.. a.is-B ssth ave.
rulaisis, Gust n. 1901 Cascade ave.
pintini, Annette. 1851 Slnth ave. s..
boy.
stewart. william H.. Seattle. boy.
Johns. Eimore A., 2307 Il. Cherry St.
girl
void. August ". sic isth ave. n.
Stafford, 0. James. Bryn Mawr twin
girls.
Parks. Charles Maybourne. si4s
Fifth ave W bsyv
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Divorce Complaints

!. NJ. W. Dom v, HVIWhY IHVVUI-
pntlbillty
r. ~, Minnie Amundrud, desortion,
Mary Is, ya william Clifton non
support
Edlth II. w Paul II, Decker, nom
support.
Elizabeth j. Vs. Lowell q Fry, nom
support
Mnfeelyn ~ Frank Ben cruelty
Addie W. George DnyiF, dcsettloh,
MARY Morn W. Thomas IrnncH
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40 AUCTION SALES
Auction! Auction !
Of Good Homefurnishings
Tuesday at Bushels

From 10 90 10 900 on TUESDAY We
Will cell SEQ numbers uf ordinary
and cheap homo furnishings and
from 100 to $3.50 we soil the BET
TER GRADES - EuudN. No mat
tgf what quality you need sou
VIII be able 20 save money here
im buying such goods 50 en- over
stuffed u0hkiF bed davenport
walnut bad set. dininE setH.
sherw God 4 Sons piano. piano and
bridge lamps. Edison disc phone
graph and records. mahogany rec
ord cabinet walnut bow foot bed.
mahogany single hsd. brass aud
steel beds. coil springs, mattresses
aud bedding. small Oriental ruH.
Wilton and Administer room size
rugs. 3tmairuu. bookcase. HFUfe-
tAire. ladYE dssk. twin baby cab.
baby carriages nearly new Mon :
arch range. Lang and other coal
ranges good heaters, E-burucf
gas range dresser, chiffouicrH.
chests of drawers. maple dresser
with table stand. rocker and
chair 20 match. library tables. mir
rors clocks. pedestal, couchep,
cots. * cabinet. breakfast tables.
rockers. chairs. curtains. pictures
lawn mowers. tools, pressure tank.
paints and brushes This viii he
good sale, 80 plan to be present
on Tuesday at
Bushels Auction House
stA tN-ssss soog SECOND AVE.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age
campbell. James L.. Seattle Legal
Nirkham, Eta, Seattle ....., Legal
iianson. Ellis r.. Creosote Illegal
hndquist. Edith NJ, Seattle Legal
Lane William r.. Everett .....a.2f
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Kcnnery, nonaupport
Adolbort q. vs.. Pauline Nellie Bur
nell. desertlon.
Augusta W.. Leonard Bruce. cruelty,
Eya VI. H. n. Lndd, cruelty
Aida NJ. W.. oscar ~ Marsolais, de-
Morris ys. Frances Glnzcr incom-
Mabel Vs. George p, kcohlur,
cruelty
Hattie j. vs. A. N. WHIT nonsup-
Iyp A. Va. Clalr s. Robb, cruelty
Douglna T.. W. Minabcl Guslafsom
cruelty,
james u. Vs. Annie ~ Long doaor-
lion,
ton
Dorothy vs. jack y. blight cruelty
Elvlnn H. W., JudHon Is Taylor.
cruelty.
clarn May NJ, James nelson. non
support,
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DIP 'EM UP BY
= BUCKETFULS
Portland Folk on Annual
Smelt Fishing Spree

PORTLAND. March iG.--The an
Iual fishing spree Of PortInnd--whcn
me snelt run in the sandy river
was stu under way today.
Many persons Who delayed in Join.
ing the stampede to the Sandy river
yesterday, on the first day OF the
Iun' got out their maKeshlft nets TO.
isy and started dipping the fish out
VI the river by bucketfus.
Yesterday deputy sheriffs. who CT
apllshed one.way automobile traffic
10 The river estimated no less than
10000 persons visited the banks Of
Tho Sandy.
During the middle Of tho day auto
mobiles were parked solid along The
Columbia river highway for miles.
~ officers had to handle the sltun.
by Keeping a constantly moving
~ng OF traffic.
The smelt run " one time when
fishing is easy. Millions Of snci, go
np the Sandy eoch year 10 spawn.
ana many " thcm fall cnsv prey.
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CT FOR SALE-ACREAGE

BIG OFFERS acres rich, dark loan
soil S-room house. Modern chick
ON house. 600-bird capacity; .
acres cleared Wide. deep trout
stream crosses property Located
five minutes auto ride from Sc
nttlo- Everett Interurban station
school and stores. Price only
$500. Terms s100 cash. $3.50 in
sixty days, S23 per month. ego
Walker bldg corner End ave. and
University St lei, iot-0lSg.
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Top Phinney Ridge
65th andd Palatine

; big. light rooms and attic. with
fiii concrete base ment: splendid
woodwork and lots OF window
space: furnace laundry. garage,
etc: beautiful lawn and shrub
berry; on level lot. 50xi00; among
other delightful homes; IN paved
district. Cut away down TO $500,
ON terms
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LONDON The earl Of Balfonr
has left for Jerusalem. whore he
VIII be guest Of honor nt Tho inat.
duration Of n jewish uniy6Alty
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S4.500

WALT.fNGFORD. STRICTLY
MODERN Ht%G AI.O ".
CORNER. 5 vs. T. j. Z ING
VIEW. six rooms. bath ANA
SLEEPING PORCH. FIRE
PLACE. OAK FLOORS.
FURNACE. GARAGE. ctc a
most unusual Offering. In
ycntigate A.
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A Real Sensation
University 6 Rooms
Close to Campus
HARDWOOD FLOORS
THROUGHOUT
No MORTGAGE

+" SACRIFICED AT 5000
y We claim that this rs the :
most sensational bargain /.
= today. aud only ask :
4 chance To show IL, as IL will (,
positively sell to the first .
= party that sees It, Just :
4 think--six large rooms, :
s. three bedrooms. hardwood !,
y floors throug hout. very arr
= tistic fireplace. cabinet
= kitchen, fun cement base .
2 mcut. furnace. laundry
= trays and garage. located ,
Il on paved street; all assess ;
mcnis fully paid: Just
4 few blocks from university,
y right in the very choicest I,
location. surrounded By /.
Z nice homes. Now, remem Z
y Der, this homo is in first :
class condition, spick ana /,
y gnnps arc few and far be-
!, tween and nccessitate quick /.
= action. a phone call will
= bring our salesman TO your ;
= door. just phone ME lrse- /,
5Ss5.
z Largent & Ryan, Inc.
4 REALTORS
= OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
= WE MILL CALL FOR YOU :
Y y X X NN y \ y y \ y y X y )
30 MINUTES from Totem Pole. 9
room house, 10 acre, bcarinl
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Tnlaphpnp G,I,udtc~ 2 0j-J~l
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$500

BRAND NEW COLONIAL
WALLiSGFORD Five over
sizg rooms. TILE BATH.
Old IVORY finish no i
OAK FLOORS. ART TILE
MA MILE. COY NOOK.
FURNACE, GARAGE. We
challenge anyone 10 show
sou the equal 81 this love-
~ homo under tG.5O0. This
special price until March
zsth only Terms $500 cash
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Cottage Realty Co.

So nset-i97t OF 1852 etoS Phinney av.
BfG BARGAINS Five large view
lots at $3.50 each, This big sRcri-
flee bargain is contractors oppor-
tunity. Lots d0Si00 n. each, with
15 foot alley. Wonderful view
OF Elliott bay. Seattle and snow
capped mountains. Five minutes
walk from close in, heavy ira
veied paved Avalon way and car
lines. West Seattle. District
building up rapidly, city water.
Price only $3.50 each. Terms SIS
cash. $40 per month Cali inn
medlately, 22O walker Bldg.
HI int -0ign
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Cheap New
10 Level

Ib1a ACRES. with creek, After G p,
M, GA rfld-3a1S
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AUTOS FOR SALE
SEE our
HEvnolErs AID FoRDs

large assortment All in good
shape. and ready 90 81,
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81 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
$3.50

z ENTERTAINER BUNGALOW.
= Five lovely rooms, TILE
BATH NOOK. every mod
Z srn feature. hlEh and sight
: Isl; Nuo lot. fOEi0O 10 alley
GARAGE, handsome. To0my,
= substantial Enfiiy worth
= $500,
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

4o,iAS STATION AND STORE
| Nhve two dandy locations for gas
station and store, fronting on
paved highway, close TO Seattle
city limits, Also good location
good party, j. T. l., Campbell.
1906 ~. i5th ST., near t9th ave,
n 10.
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1920 FORD wufm-driyc truck. puFu-
matirs; good body Bargain. $3.50.
$50 WUFIlaks No
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= 45ie Stone Way. ME lrse $3.50.
: open Ewes win Call for You,
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Sunset Motor Co.

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Evening star., 1925-02-27
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,

The folotctno oustness concerns euordn-
tee sottsfdctton to Stdr readers. Any con-
piatrs found necessary TO be made TO The
Star ptll receiue prompt Alteration. For
admission to Recommended Servfcs Co..
ann call 4atn too0. Brdnch IIS.
AUTo-BAKED ENAMELED ALL OVER
ioutiasts paint q to u; 25 colors to select
from; mirror finish lasts Indefinitely. Call
Col. 716s. "Dehco" Plant. l125 Kalorama I'd.
AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED, TABLE.
ware resilvered equal to new. startling silver
reburnlshed, brass beds relacauered. JOHN A.
GoTTsMAN q co. festablished 1e10). l5o
Pierce st. NV. Phone Franklin 51Sl.
AUTO RADIATORS AND CORES; FREEZE
proof radiators: Tenders and bodies repaired.
WITTSTATTS. $40 18th st. NV. TN blocks
below Pa. ave.l Franklin gallo. i+a1 r St
BoxsPRINGs, MATTRESSES and pillows
Before the spring rush comes. Let us renovate
yours. Right prices and prompt service as
sured EAGLE BEDDING CO., 1928 9Th st.
NV. Phone NJ. 1892
CHAIRS CANED, upholstered: porch rockers
splinted. G. A. ARMSTRONG, i23a 10th st.
NV: Franklin 1883.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. contractors;
Ia business to serve; estimates given. ALE.
7oss- 1920 9Th St n.w.. Frank 9S2& q
Evening star., 1925-02-27
WANTED-SALESMEN
(COnfinuedl

SALESMEN. experienced, local company;
Something different: many prominent invest
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every Iam!y in Washington. which means
large sales percentages; commissions right; in
Yestigate. S19 McGill Bldg.
Niotk SALESMAN to place $4,000 preferred
STOCK Tor established local concern; not a pro-
motion proposition Address Box PIPE. Star