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Evening star., 1926-03-26

it. The way in
which it ends a
cold will remove
all your fears of a
cold. At your drug
store.
Evening star., 1926-03-26
800 and 400
Girls Hats

Big and Little
Girls Hats in no
brim STYLES. Turn 40
from thu face and
turb shapes.
Choice Of straWs.
silk and felt. In
models for dress or sport
wear. Every wanted color
Is shown.
Evening star., 1926-03-26

Showroom samples and job c
of fine poiret twill velour and "
mixtures. for girls s. to 16 y,
Fur trimmed. braid trimmed
button ornam mented Tans.
blues. greens and Peary.
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Ave. The large lot, 5Ox145 feet, Of
fers wide possibilities in the line OF
landscaping.
The house, five rooms in all, Is
conveniently arranged. The large
living room extending across the
front leads into the dining room on
the left and toward the back, and
into a square hall which opens into
the bath, both bedrooms and the
kitchen.
A feature of the living room is
the fireplace finished in light brick.
The wall paper here, as in the din
ing room, has a golden CLINT that
harmonizes with the dark walnut Of
the woodwork. The hardwood floors
are dark.
The two bedrooms are gay in their
lowered wall paper and are unusu-
ally large for this type house. The
bath is finished in white with all
white appointments.
The kitchen should prove a de-
light to the housewife. The sun
streams in through It's low French
windows on the blue linoleum-cov-
cred floor. The domestic science
units are convenient features, paint
ed white against the buff Of the
walls and ceiling.
Laundry appliances have been in
stalled in the basement, along with
the Rybolt furnace.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-07
FINANCING OF
HOMES aided

Helping persons finance their
house 'dreams-that's what the
Civic Realty Company, Inc, 1876 N
Delaware ST., does. In the less than
three years since this young COM
pany started, it has financed more
than thirty-five homes, to say moth
ing of having built them and super
intended them intellectually under
the direction Of Russell Rollins,
president.
Members Of this company are spe-
cialists on the small type of house
costing from $500 to $500. They
have a variety Of plans which can
be altered to suit the needs of the
builder.
The company IS getting ready for
its busiest season in April and May
Home builders want to break ground
when the flowers do, and so they
come to the Civic Realty Company
for help and advice. In January the
company completed a charming
home in Forrest Manor for Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Waits. It also built a
brick home there last fall for Charles
Clark,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-07
MODERN CHURCH
BUILDING HAS
MANY DEMANDS
Fermor S. Cannon, Archi-
tect, Makes Special Study
of Structures.

Modern churches are the result OF
modern problems. The problems Of
religion IN It's relation to society. to
youth, to education, to recreation.
Each of these several and collective
demands on the modern church has
resulted in one prominent architects
practically full-time consideration.
Fermor S. Cannon, whose offices
are located at 81 Virginia Ave, in
a building which he designed, has
been considering these far-reaching
problems of the modern church for
the past three years. He has been
thinking intelligently Of them as
problems affecting civilized progress,
not merely as affecting concrete
structures, and for this reason his
plans are being considered by church
builders all over the city.
One Of the finest churches Of its
kind will be the Woodruff Place Bap-
fist Church, which Cannon has de-
signed and is working on now. 1t is
the true conception Of the modern
church, place for worship, q place
for education and a place for recrea-
ton. 1t is really three distinct
structures. It's main structure is the
house of worship, equipped with or
gan, choir loft and balcony. The ed
vocational wing will have two stories
and basement, TO take care Of the
Sunday school rooms, the young peo-
pies meetings, segregating them
from the main part of the church
and the recreational wing across the
back. This last will house the as
sembly-room for games, stunts or
plays. 1t can also be used as a din
ing-room for church suppers. 1t is
as vital part of the modern church
as the worship hall itself. Cannon
has also designed smaller churches
Of like requirements. One will be
the Southern Avenue Baptist, one
the Fountain Square Christian
Church.
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FIVE Are Held
TO GRAND JURY
Alleged ShopIifters Waive
Examination,

Cases against five alleged shop
lifters rested with the Marion County
grand jury today. Hearing in
Municipal Court was waived by the
defendants Tuesday afternoon.
Detectives Schubert and Tooley,
and operatives of the Quigley-
Hyland agency, arrested Miss Hattie
Weekly and Miss Bessie Shaw, at
their room 434 e. Vermont St., in
possession of a bolt of silk, police
said. The pair was trailed from a
downtown store, according to Of
f1cers. Miss Marie McGlynn, 425 N.
Delaware St; Ray Mitchell, and his
half-sister, Martha Schwartz, 303
w. Vermont ST., arrested later
brought the alleged ring total to
five.
Police said while Mitchell waited
in his auto in front of a store the
women would steal wearing apparel
and other merchandise and fee to
the auto, thus eluding the oper-
atives. The goods was disposed Of
in other cities, it was said. They
are charged with larceny and con-
spiracy to commit g. felony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-07
COMPANY HAS
FURNITURE TO
SATISFY ALL
Wide Selection to Be Found
at West Side
Firm.

At this season Of the year. when
all good housewives are beginning to
plan their spring cleaning. are men
tally refurnlshing and refurbishing.
visit TO the West Side Furniture
Company, 43S w. Washington St.,
will be Of much interest.
This furniture company has an
unusually we'll selected and diversi-
fled line of furniture. which meets
the needs. satisfies the taste and is
within the possibilities Of every
pocketbook of every individual. Late
period models and the old established
regular designs found in the average
American home are kept in stock.
The West Side Company has at
present some good bargains IN some
slightly damaged console tables at
prices which are worth investigating.
Besides the stock Of new furniture,
the firm has a used goods depart
ment. Furniture of which the owner
has become tired or which for some
reason has ceased to be useful can
be traded in.
The firm also has a factory-to-con-
sumner plan purchase. The manager
will take the prospective buyer to
the factory, where he may buy his
selection from an unlimited stock at
factory prices. A very reasonable
per cent is all that is charged for
this accommodation.
Because Of its location, the West
Side Furniture Company is able to
sell at reduced prices. either for cash
or on the convenient payment plan.
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Today's Best

CoDNrioht, 1926. bu United Press
Central Standard Time Throughout
WEAF, Hool1-up WEAF, VITO,
WCAP, WCAE, WWJ, WTAG,
WGN), 8 P. M.-WEAF light opera
company, III. NJ. S. Pinafore."
WSAI, Cincinnati 1925 M, 1915
P. M.-WSAI string quartet.
KOA, Denver 1922 NJ. 9 P. M
kOA staff concert.
XIX, Oakland (5OS M, II P. NJ
De Koven's "Robinhood."
WHO, Des Moines (526 M, P. NJ.
Little Symphony Orchestra.
WIS, Chicago (345 M, 9 P. M
Garrett Institute preachers quartet.
WSM, Nashville 1888 M, 10 P. M
University mandolin
club.
WHAS, Louisville 400 Nd, 1880
P. M.-Masqueraders.
KYW, Chicago (535 Nd, P. M
Musicale, Sherwood School of
Music.
WLW, Cincinnati (433 M, 10 P. M.
-Crescendon instrumental trio.
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Radio PROGRAMS

;$ $Srt Also Mf R}kA Caq2 4DiG PISS fHn
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PWX (400l-Band concert; talk.
WANG 1915 .6)--Cellist; tenor: So
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lures WcX (5gH-studio. WEAF
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WCCO. WGR. WCAP. WCAE, WSAI.
WEAO 1893 Talks; music. WEBB
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-07
FIRM BUILDS
LITTLE HOMES

About twenty pretty and con-
venient little bungalows, a few of
which still are under construction,
and most of which are completed,
have been attracting much favor
able attention to the Puritan Finance
Company, their builders. Hez Ever
road, 204 Transportation Bldg, is
the sole agent for the houses.
The houses are situated on Brad
bury, Tabor, Berwyn and Union
SITS, and on Walker, Finley,
Congress and Chelsea AYES. On
lots, each Of which is a full forty
by 1875 feet the company has built
these four and five-room bungalowA
Such modern features as in-a-door-
beds, buffets, kitchen cabinets and
hardwood floors make the little
homes convenient. All have garages,
flre-proof roofing and cement walks
back and front.
The houses are tastefully decorated,
have attractive lighting fixtures
and dainty tan window shades.
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(535.4)-Sanders' Nighthawks WESE
1870; 2)--Dance: vocal solos. VICES
l25O)--Serenaders: organ; features,
Orchestra. WIS (344.6)-WLS Circus
WHIP 302 .8-Dance: Cornell and Cos
den. WMCA CAD -Entertainers; o.
:is p. M.-wDAF t365.6) - Night
IL 90 +. MKT (4e7l-Program KGw
4gh 3c S{@ Witt W1 4B655NSoG2r 2&8} -four
League; Pat Barnes. WENR '265)
go 4. M.-wJJD ts7o.2)-settin' Up
800 4. M.-KPo (42S.3) Orchestra
WQJ OATS Ginger Hour.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-07
BAKER HEADS DRIVE
Former Secretary of War Chairman
Of Cleveland Legion Drive.

Newton D. Baker. wartime Secre-
tary of War, is leading campaign
at Clke1and, Ohio, his home city,
for the American Legion's $5,000,000
endowment fund for disabled vet
Grams and orphans Of World War,
according to National Commander
John r. McQuiggg.
Baker accepted the honorary chair
manship of the committee, which Is
conducting the Cleveland campaign
for s125, 900 for the fund. The Cleve-
land campaign is one Of a numbe"
of deferred campaigns now beir g
made to complete the fund.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-07
HELPS FRIEND, DIES

BV United Press
MUNCIE, Ind, April Carl
Smith, 80, drayman, he'd paid with
his life today for hetping friend
move. Smith was crushed against
the side Of a house when his horse
backed suddenly as he was loading
furniture on the, draY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-07

3393}-Eqghsstf frto program riy wHB
WHO (526l---Uncle Dutch; orchestra.
WLIB 1902 4 --Uncle Walt: music.
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ance." WIS l344 81 Ford and Glenn;
orchestra. WMAK 1865. 81 Musicale.
WMBB l250)--Semi- classical program
WORD t275):-Program; readings; WQl
(4dd3 }-Orchestra: ,,-, songs <-- WWTAM
Tenor: baritone; health talk. WWJ
(352.7l -Orchestra and soloists.
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7;13 P. M.-WEAO (293.9l-Ohio State
80 P M.@RoA 1922 4l-string orches,
ira; KPRC 1896 .9)-Crchestra, KSD
l645. / Orchestra. KSO (241 81
Quartet. KYW 1886. 4l--Music. WEAF
(491 81 --Saxophone octet; also. WTAG.
WOO WEEI WCAE, WGR. WAR.
WCAP. WSAI HAS 1899 81 Talk the
Masqueraders. WIS (344. Women s
Club Chorus WILT 1894 3 )-Progress
Artists WIZ (454 3)-Quartet; talk:
male chorus. WsUI (483.6)-"College
,:&5 p 7. M.-wHT (4oo)-Features; or
3 90 7. M-KYw c5s5 .4l;-7Musie. wAHo
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(3a3 3)-Concert company. WCAE
(4eI - Baptist ORCHESTRA, wCAU
WDAF 1876 6)-Classcal program
KSD WWJ. WGR WCAP. WCCO. WLIB.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-07
Gas Causes a
Serious Condition

Mr.. o. Hinricks, Brooklyn, writes:
ct want you to know that no day
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My tongue was coated and al
ways had bad taste. never
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ters Little Liver Pills I felt fine"
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New health
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edge. KPRC 6.9)-Pianist. WIS
{ 344. 6)-WLS Trio. WCR i405.2) -

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Dancing

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10:45-WSB.
11:00-KYW, KOA.
11:45-WDAF.
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WI BIN

Merchants Heat and Light 90.
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6:30-Children's hour, courtesy
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7:00-Gus Edwards Athletic
Club Orchestra; Eliza
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Talk, Mr.. A. P. Ochiltree
of Associated Press.
8:30-Fly and Kerr, entertain
ers.
9:00--Wheeler City Mission.
9;30-Christian Men Builders.
10:00-Gus Edwards Athletic
Club Orchestra.
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Silent Today

Central-KFDM, KIDS, WOI,
WCBD, WFAA, VINO, WOAW.
Eastern-CKAC, WBBR, WIFI,
WHAZ, WHAR. WGBS, WIP,
WIG, WRC, WREO. &
Far West - CFAC, KPSN,
KGO,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-02-11
CHAPTER III

Jack and were early about in the
morning, intent upon making our pros
pecting arrangements. We asked a
casual question Of an early morning
lounger at a livery stable-some Of
these fellows seemed to get up at day
light for the express purpose of loung-
tng-and he flung his voice over his
shoulder into the recesses of the barn.
"Jakel" he called: "two guys here to
see yuh."
Jake was evidently feeding his
horses, for we heard the rustic of hay
and caught Whit of it's fragrance, but
presently he came stamping down the
main thoroughfare between the stalls.
He was short man with. an override
veloped waistline- the opposite
OF the lean and lanky Westerner our
imaginations had been picturing.
"Well," he said, bringing his weight
to poise on his pudgy feet, and scru-
tinizing Us closely through shrewd,
half-closed eyes you fellows lookin'
fer landg
THAT'S what" said Jack, who was
already beginning to pick up some of
the direct vernacular of the West.
"We want man who knows the coun-
try to show us about"
"I'm your gazabo," said Jake. 81
know every badger hole from Estevan
to Prince Albert. know every patch
Of stinkweed from Arcola to Swift Cur
rent. I've druv this country till there
amt coyote between Montana an
the Saskatchewan river but knows the
rattle o. my bone-shaker. You boys
hit luck with your first throw
runnin' into me like this" Then, with
sharp squint through his calf-closed
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-02-11
SYNOPSIS

CHATTER APT L.Lured BY his four
Hall. aged six. ventures on the for
Ridden wall Of dam. in small On
tario town. He falls into the water,
and is saved from possible death By
cIinging to Jeans outstretched arms.
Next day he has vision of romance
when VII. Jean informs him that because Of
their adventure. of the day before he ID
in duty bound to marry her. He agrees.
the only Proyiso being. that they are to
CHAPTER II-with Jeans brother
John, also aged six. Frank begins
school. Two years later they are Joined
by Jean and Franks sister Marjorie.
A little later Jean confdes to Frank.
In verse. her hope Of some day becom-
Ing Mrs. Hall" He accepts the "pro-
posal" Frank is fourteen when his
mill where his father works. The boys
are eighteen when Johns father Is
Franks father and Johns mother are
married. Dissatisfied with conditions,
and ambitious, the two boys make
plans to go to Manitoba and home
stead" the girls agreeing to go with
them. They set out
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-02-11
More Settlers
are Wanted

If the Pacific coast or Flo
rida were such veritable
Gardens of Eden we
would all be living there.
All sections of the country
as well as all individuals
have their problems to con-
tend with which must be
solved.
Pine county is as good as
any place on earth. It is
what we make it and no
more. Nature has provided
abundantly. Let us make use
of natures gifts and invite
others to share them with us.
A copy of the Askov Amer
lean sent to a friend, rela-
tive or prospective settler
for a year will give him in
formation concerning this
fertile country and may in
terest him enough to invest
igate and perhaps decide to
locate here. During the
winter months is good time
to interest outsiders in our
country.
More settlers and home
builders will help everybody
In the county. The schools
and the roads are here. They
may as we'll be used more.
Are you doing your share
to boost this country?
Boosting is what built Cali
fornia. And here in Mime
sofa we have ever so many
good talking points besides
the climate.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-02-11
ACTIVITIES OF PINE
COUNTY FARM BUREAU
!, BY w. f. HAMMARGREN
County Agent

| The annual poultry show of the
Pine County Poultry Association
will be held at the village hall,
Pine City, on Feb. Is, Is, and II.
This is an opportunity for every
poultry raiser in Pine county to
exhibit his poultry and study
methods of breeding and care Of
poultry by other poultry raisers.
Every poultry man in the county
should take part in this poultry
show which is held annually in
Pine county. No better place
can be had to check up on your
self. See what your neighbor is
doing and learn more that is to
be known about poultry. 1t is
hoped that others but poultry
men will make it a point to at
tend for at least one day of this
show.
The Pine County Association
is member of the American
Poultry Association and doing all
IN their power to promote the
poultry industry in this county.
The entry fee of each bird is
fifty cents including coopage;
$1.5O for a pen. All stock must
be in the show room by noon of
Feb. Is. All birds shipped will
be taken to and from the railroad
station free of charge. Birds
should be shipped by express pre-
paid addressing the stock to Pine
County Poultry Association, Pine
City, MINI.
The annual meeting of the
Poultry Association will be held
on Wednesday, Feb. II, the last
day of the show. 1t is hoped
that more poultry men will join
this association to boost the in
dustry in the county.
Boost your home community. |
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-02-11
Brobdi9nugion Rights

Formation of the Association of Tall
Men, who want longer sleeping ac-
commodations when travelling, has won
approval from London, where it Is re-
membered that Lascelles. "the Mag
dalen giant" crossed the Atlantic in
two cabins converted into one so that
he might stretch himself In bed.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-02-11

"AlI Right, Jake, Well Take Your
Offer. When Do We Start and
Where Do We Coz"
eyes. and dropping his voice to con-
fidential note, "How much money you
got?"
Enough" said Jack, ''but none to
waste. What are YOUR rates?"
Jake seemed to be turning a prob
lem heavily in his mind II like you
fellows" he said at length. ''and I
make you special price. Usual
get seven dollars day an found fer
drivin'. an nfty dollars for locatin'
That's fer each gent. Now calls you
two boys one gent an makes you the
same price-sev bones an "a grub
stake whether we hit oil or not. an
fifty plunks extra If we do. An we
will. No question about that know
two claims that's JUS sittin' up an
yelpin' fer you lads to come along"
We Withdrew and talked the matter
over for few minutes. In spite Of
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