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Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-30
YACHT WESTWARD GOES {
 WESTWARD; IFI TWO Ill HUNTS

The yacht Westward, Capt. Roe Dykeman, which arrived in port yes- terday from the Westward district, de- parted last evening for Kodiak where the little vessel will remain for the next two weeks returning to Seward about the middle of next month en- route to Seattle.
 Capt Dykeman reports a westerly gale outside which, with all sails set, drove the yacht along at a ten knot clip.
 The Westward still has two hunting parties in the field, one up Fox River, at the head of Kachimak Bay, and the other bear hunting near Cape Chiniak.
 Jas. T. Swann, of Tampa, Fla, who is in town awaiting the departure of the s. s. Yukon for Seattle, reports successful hunt having procured good specimens of both sheep and bear.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-30
TENTATIVE NEW LINEUP
 FOR HANDBALL SERIES

It has been suggested that instead of having a similar handball tOurna- ment, such as was held last winter, that eight teams be made up of the local various organizations, or com ,>panies, these to be pitted against one another. Graduates from the begin ners classes would be lined up as the season progresses. But one court would be used for the tournament the other being kept open for those not matched.
 A tenative lineup would read some thing like this:
 American Legion: pr. Roberts and possibly a, Signal Corps man. Elks: Painter and Andresen.
 Bremen: Shellhorn and Valade.
 City: Balderston and lessen. Signal Corps, No. 1. Wayne Gallo way and Rose.
 Signal Corps, No. 2: Clancy and Dow Galloway.
 Quartermaster Dept: Baker and Harris.
 h Alaska Railroad: Dyer and Hopkins. AS has been stated this is just a 1 tenntiv lineup to illustrate how it might work out Further suggestions are solicited by President Flickinger of the s. A. c.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-30
The ChiclDaloon oil well is now down to depth of nearly 1000 feet, local arrivals report.
GIVES AUTOS TO FRIENDS

FAIRBURY, Neb., Sept. 30. (P- c. A. Sherman, wealthy New England CT, who periodically visits Fairbury, has given away 20 automobiles to his friends this year. That is his princi- pal philanthropy Rev. l.. A Brum- baugh, Fairbury minister, is the lat est beneficiary of Sherman's gener- osity He was presented with an expensive sedan. Last fall Sherman presented three Fairbury residents with automobiles.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-30

Captain Wm. Fawcett, publisher of Whiz Bang, has written an article, more in the nature of a poem, for the Elks Magazine, he revealed to The Gateway during his recent visit here.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-30

Mrs. F. Brown, postmistress at Rid afford, is among the local visitors having come to town on Wednesday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-30

Incense and Incense Burners. Schal lerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-30

Fresh killed local chickens. Car stems Packing Company
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-30

FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE 5RUHN.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
By PERCY CROSBY

(Copyrisht la2s by Metropolitan Newspaper Service
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
Radio
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TApI0 sEEVICE-Honest. prompt Al equipment, A and B battery e'mina- tors. cabinet work. Wilton. 50 Beatty. Tel FN-S-5
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
Nantcd-To Rent

FIVE room fat wanted by American couple with child of three years 1T you have ono with steam heat and roderr conveuiences call 4,69-W. Western pnrt of city preferred
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

WANTEp-By Nov. 1st. q reasonable rent in quiet section by middle aged couple Address Box 33--S, Herald office.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

Patent Attorneys 25 NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 75 ELM STREET. TELEPHONE NEW BRITAIN AND HARTFORD.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
Watches, Diamonds. Jcwelry

DIAMONDS AND WATCHES are our spertal'y at all times The better grade Lower prizes. IIimberE < Horn, 3a2 Main or 10 F. R, Arcade.
 WaDtcI-Articles To Buy 6S
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

!2.S00 takes new room bungalow. part cash, balance bank mortgage. To sot- tle an estate. lockwood. Real Estats . Ins.. City Hall.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcncments

' = ALLEN ST, 3S4-Modsm five room tene- ment. reasonable. Near car line and bus also near Normal school. phone al67
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agcnt-Real Estate

FOR real estate to be bought or sold see + J. Foiren. l22 Main St. Phone l79o H luse phone 64Sl3
 STEAMSHIP TlCkETS-Real estate, mo- tary pul!c.' Mortgage loans. Agenzia Italiana, 10s Lafayette St. phone 3aT5. Building and Business Property 80 acres. 10 room house. big barns, stock ana all tools. Here's a wonderful prop osition and the price is right For par ticuars see Carlson and Carlson, 1SJ Main St. Tel. lSli.
 FARM for sale or will exchange for city property. miles from New Britain 1S0 acres land. 10 tested cows, horsea tractor and all farming tools Price right. New England Real Estate Co.,, t,s Main St, Phone AS7s or bes.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

WOULD YOU BELlEVE--you could buy a brand new player piano for S375. with term, ns low as s@Co per week. wei you can at The Gibbs Piano Co. l2l Church street
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

WEST END-BEST BUY IN CITY, two family, II room house and garage for s9,S0o. Speak quick. Write Box 1s-B.. Herald office
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

HORSE for sale, Heavy farm. l $50 lbs. Also 100 roasting chickens and pull lets R l. Red and White LeghorUs, Fred Hanne. South Washington s,. Planviile.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

GLEN ST. 5O3- room tenement all Improvements, 1st floor. furnace. Rent s22. Inquire 2nd floor,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

RHODE Island Red pullets-Some laying (Sibley strain) soc per lb. J. W. Aus tin, 4s North Washington. Plainville. near bridge. Phone 12s-12
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
LIVE STOCK
Eggs, Poultry Supplies
Horses, Vehicles

BROILERs. pounds. dressed and de livered. soc per pound. Thomas Aid rich. Tel. 9s71-4.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

USED PIANOS, all rebuilt guaranteed From si9 10 t29o. KeNels Piano Shop, $ Rockwell Ave. cl22-4.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
MERCHANDISE
Musical Instruments

MELODY sAXoPH0NE. slightly used In very good condition, for sale. In qut-e 96 West Main St.. Platnyllie,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
Eggs, Poultry Supplies

PuPPIES-I sold 152 month of July and none came back Hows thatT Dan Nagles Kennels. Berlin. Tel. 47J0.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
FINANCIAL
Situations Wanted-Women

YOUNG WOMAN wishes to do clercs l work addressing envelopes .etc., at homo. Phone 2593-5.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
Instrumental and Vocal
EMPLOYMENT
HcIn-lTenfS Wanted


 AGEETS--WE START YOU IN BUSI- NESS and help you succeed. No capi. tai or experience needed. Spare or full time. You can easily earn s50-sion weekly. Write Madison Mills 554 Broadway, New York
 AMAZING new prepared cake flour of fers SIS sure profits daily Makes de licious cakes in jiffy. Contains eggs, milk, flavor. shortening, etc. Just add water and bake. No muss. No failures. Perfect results always. Approved by Good Housekeeping. Housewives simply wild over t. Tremendous repeat bus- mess. Territcries being snapped up. Act quick for big, quick cleanup. Write for special introductory offer. Jiffyknko Co.,. 1893 Monmouth. Cincin- natl. O.
 $10 EVERY DAY-Wi>l send sample new wrinser mop with big steel plate on approval. Convince yourself at our risk. Kleanezy. Dept. r. Delphos. O.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Building Lots For 4ale

BulLplSG LOTS for als in svsr1 sec.
 ton of the city on easy tsrmA The w. I. Hatch Co.,. City Hall Tel Aes.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
HeIp-Sien Wanted

BIG ohio corporation seeks manager for unoccupied territory. $50 weekly com mission Earnings start immediately. Good for 5000 yearly. We furnish everything. deliver and collect. Capital or experience unnecessary. Fyr-Fyter Co, 1iq9 Fyr-Fyter Bldg. Dayton. O. CLEAN CUT SALESMAN to sell national ly advertised food product from door to door. direct from wagon. Address Box 3-S.. Herald office
 DISHWASHER wanted between ages of 20 and 30. Apply Housekeeper. New Britain General hospital
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cats. Pets

EVERYTHING for the dog. Collars, harnesses. leads. chains. dog biscuits and meat Also fuf line of Ser seants famous dog medicines. Ask for free dog book. N B. Bird & Feed Co.,. Arch
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

YOUR old phouograp3 aecepted a. hrs, payment towards an exchange for radio or one ot the new Orthophonic Nictrolas Big allowance made. Henry Norars X Sons. Phone 2S9-c
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

FOR SALE. BUILDING LOT h mor desirable section of Maple Hill. A rare bargain. Easy tsrmA F. c. Box .1S Tel. sN6l-c
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

HAMILTON ST. 42-5 room tenement, all modern improvements, fireplace, heated garage Phone 1OI-S
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Iencments

GREENWOOD ST I6S-4 rooms on lst hp1r. al improvements Rent &23 per month Apply 2nd floor.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

ROVE ST. l5S-5 room tenement on End and 3rd floors. All improvements IugVl~a lsr roor
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

TO RENT
 HAMILTON ST.-6 rooms and garage
 HOLMSTEAp AYE.--s room. and garage
 STANLEY ST.--6 room. and garage
 LYONS sT.--6 rooms and garage LOUIE S. JONES AGENCY Real Estate X Insurance i4I MAIN ST. PHONE l4o
New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

LINE YOUR CHICKEN COOP with old newspaper mats Just the thing for that purpose. Fifty cents hundred. Apply at the Herald office, Church St.
Evening star., 1927-04-16
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
By WILLIAM BRADY. NJ. d.

incite attacks in a person who is sub
| Ject TO megrim, but eyestrain is posi-
lively not a cause of this neurosis
| The migrainous sufferer should be
very particular to have his eyestrain
| properly corrected-accurate measure
ments may be made only when the
accommodation is placed at rest by
drops" in a person under middle
age-but the best the sufferer can
expect from correction of eyestrain is
lengthening of the intervals between
seizures; it is seldom that megrim is
so slight taint that ii may be wiped
out altogether by the relief of eve
strain. The sensible view of this
factor is that the migrainous subject
should be little more particular
about the correction of eyestrain than
ordinary folks need be-, just as he
must be little more careful about
avoiding eXcesses in eating than
ordinary folk have TO be.
The same policy holds true as re-
CARDS the avoidance of constipation.
No excuse for anybody to get the
constipation or the physic habit unless
there is some actual organic disease
or defect of the alimentary system.
The megrim patient must be espo-
cially careful to avoid this deprayed
habit.
Copyright, 1927
Evening star., 1927-04-16
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.

Sundey afternoon l went in the
house and pop was reeding different
parts of the Sundey paper and l
wawked around the room a vile, say
ing. Aw G, / CESS I'll go out.
Yee gods, you jest came in, wat do
YOU think YOU are, a butterfly or
| something? pop sed. Sit down ana
| reed the funny pages and improve
your mind, he sed.
did reed them, I sed, and pop sed,
| Well then your mind is improved, sip
pose you relax it by reeding this
vile.
And he handed me Esopps Fables,
and l sed. Aw that's jest a lot Of AMI
mails tawking, enybody could Write
stuff like that.
Sutch as you, for instants? pop sed.
Sure. l sed, and he sed, jest @or thet
YOU will sit down and write me d Ia
BILE and remember it's not a fable un-
less it has a moral at the end, and
then We'll see weather you can go out
or not.
Aw, G.. pop. sed. and pop sed,
Haven't you started yet? and l sed,
Yes sir.
And 1 quick rote a fable ard REQ
it to him, being
The Snake and the Ostrich.
"Once snake was wawking along
and ostrich went pass proudly way
ing its legs, the snake saying, Hay.
look ware you going, will you, look
ware your wawking. won't you?"
why should II" ansered the
ostrich. wat do I care for a animal
like you without eny legs?"
THAT may be-" replied the snake.
''but your neck ony goes to your
shoulders but mine keeps on going all
ways"
THE END.
Well, watts the moral? pop sed, and
l sed, Well III tell you. and ne sed,
Save it, I've ony got 10 minnits to
spare jest now and wenever you start
out by saying Well III tell you, it all.
ways takes at leest half an hour You
may &C out now. he sed, and l sed,
No, CESS. Ill stay in.
Wich l did.
Evening star., 1927-04-16
Waterproofs in Attractive Colors
BY MARY MARSHALL.

of the waterproof. The new sorts of
waterproofs are as different from the
old sort as roses from cabbases. And
the interesting thing about ii all is
that though the old-fashioned drab,
badly designed waterproof looked
practical. 1t wasn't actually bit more
practical than the colored sort that
women now wear.
Many women choose very hight
weight waterproofs that can be car
ried in little cases or even tucked into
a fairly large handbag. Others prefer
to wear q waterproof costume that
is appropriate for fair weather as
well. Thus they go prepared for
showers without the trouble Of carry
ing anything. Inventive brains have
devised ways of making crepe de
chine. drap de sole and even velvet
as waterproof as ducks back. There
are even waterproof costumes made
of figured materials--and there are
women who actually wear gayer
clothes in bad weather than in fair.
For cool weather there are water
proofs lined with plaid wool, with vel
vet or even with fine fur, so that one
does not have to think of a wrap be-
meath the thin water-day clothes.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-04-16

Nobody amt never goln' ter love me
no more / guess, cause l rolled my
baby sister in a rug that got sent to
the cleaners. The cleaner man say
when he got her out, her was black in
the face am most spiflicated.
- tcsvrr'Rht, Ioa7,A
Evening star., 1927-04-16
How to Get Along With Migraine.

PercIval Pounds never wore q pair
of red suspenders and yet he was the
best bass drummer they ever had in
the Upper Jaj German Silver Band
and just so, even if you or l begin life
with a handicap of neurotic heredity
or taint which predisposes us to mi
Garine (megrin, .hemicrania, periodic
sick headaches) we may ameliorate or
Improve our condition by individual
effort ard something more than the
ordinary care about right living.
For instance, one common though
gratic notion about megrim is that
t&e attack is brought on by bilious
AAss." Indeed, popular name for
The attack is bilious headache"
fancy which probably grows out of
the fact that in most cases the yomit-
tnE attending the attack brings up
@Ene bile-stained fluid after the
Stomach has been emptied by repeat
Cd retching. This appearance OF bile,
however, is a perfectly normal Sc.
auence of prolonged retching or re-
peated vomiting from any cause what.
aver. and it rather indicates that the
liver and bile apparatus are function
ing normally. But the students of
megrim, while recognizing that the
vomiting is an effect or a feature of
not gainsay the fact that most cases
of so-called "biliousness" spell over
eating and simple rebellion of ma.
ture. 1t Is both wisdom and dis
cretion, therefore, for the victim of
rnegrim to- avoid overindulgence in
food or condiment, since the frequency
and severity Of the seizures in megrifn
vary inversely with the physical condi.
ton or fitness of the individual. A
megrim subject is most likely to have
one of the attacks when overfed or
overstrained by the trials and vexa-
tions of life.
One.third Of all cases of megrim
Begin in childhood, nine-tenths of all
cases are established by the age of 25
years. Only rarely does the trouble
develop after so. Females are slightly
Ekore often affected than males. but
there is no chance for an argument
here, save to say that we males have
q way of shifting burdens to the
weaker sex. A striking fact is that
&3e onset Of megrim often dates from
q period Of illness or lowered health
and believe in most instances such
Illness or lowered health is as much
The individuals own fault as it is
the fault OF heredity, environment or
the Ignorance or callousness of the
community in regard TO sanitation.
Uncorrected eyestrain or eyestrain
inaccurately fitted with glasses may
Evening star., 1927-04-16
Grilled Mushrooms.

Choose fairly large mushrooms as
far as possible of an equal size, cut off
the ends Of the stems and prepare for
cooking by peeling. Brush or dust
them lightly with a soft cloth. To re.
move grit, If this is necessary, wash
them quickly in salted water and dry
well, as washing tends to take awav
some OF the flavor. Season with pep.
per and salt, place in deep dish, pour
some melted butter over them, leave
for about 30 minutes. then baste two
or three times with the butter. Place
on heated griller CREASED with but
ter, season, and grill with the under
side uppermost. either over a clear
coal fire or under a gas grill. Turn
once. Serve on pieces of hot buttered
toast and sprinkle lightly with a fer.
drops of lemon juice. Send TO the
table very hot.
Evening star., 1927-04-16
Treatment for Falling Hair.

Dear Miss Leeds-Would you kindly
tell me just how to use mango cure
for falling hair? Should | use a towel
to wrap my head in? MARY LOU.
Answer-Since this preparation has
a strong odor, it is best to use 1t just
before your shampoo. Wiring out a
small towel in hot water and wrap 1t
firmly around your head Steam your
scalp in this way several times and
then apply the mango cure. You NAV
use q medicine dropper or small
camers hair brush to apply the liquid
along partings in your hair to your
scalp. Leave it on for about 20 min
utes before beginning the shampoo.
LOIS LEEDS.
SuperfiuOus Hairs.
Dear Miss Leeds-Will you please
let me know a way to prevent the
groth of hair on the face and also a
way to kill such hair. A READER.
Answer-There is no way to prevent
tfis growth, my dear. 1t is primarily
a matter of heredity. Some people are
naturally hairy while others are
smooth. In the case of women, a
heavy growth of facial hair some times
makes it's appearance when there is
some disorder of the internal glands
A light down on the cheeks is not
Objectionable and should not be tam
pered with. If the hairs are dark
they may be bleached with peroxide
so that they become unnoticeable, or
they may be permanently removed by
electrolysis or the ray method.
LOIS LEEDS.
Paraffin In the Cheeks.
Dear Miss Leeds--I am a constant
reader of your beauty talks and want
to ask your advice. Several years ago
Evening star., 1927-04-16

WATERPROOF WRAP FROM RUB
BERIZED GREEN COTTON
TWILL, EFFECT BEING THAT
OF LIGHT WEIGHT FROCK
CLOSELY FITTING CATERS
ARE WORN WITH 1T.
che woman who is careful IN matters
Of dress usually chooses one to match
her favorite umbrella.
Rainy weather has indeed been rob-
bed of much of its gloom since women
gave up the foolish old idea that
raincoat had to be dull or dark. They
have also apparently got over the old
notion that little rain water splash
ed on the ankles would bring inev.
liable pneumonia. There aren't any
high shoes any more and the predict
cd revival of spats came to naught.
SO we pick our way about on rainy
days and comfort ourselves that we
have a fresh pair of stockings in our
handbag TO change to in case we do
get spattered.
They speak now of the glorification
Evening star., 1927-04-16

when the guest.to-be lifts the receiver,
that Mr. and Mrs. Jones request the
pleasure of the company of Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith at dinner on the evening
of April Is. at half after .. Mrs.
Smith would he quite sure that Mrs.
Jones had suddenly taken leave OF her
senses. AS a matter of fact, this IS
however, just what we should write
to Mrs. Smith i'm our note OF invita-
ton and it may be written on very
nice looking, plain card or on small
piece of note paper
One does not go in for bright col
ors in stationery and still exhibit good
taste. IT is assumed that Mrs. Smith
will either decline or accept the invi-
tation with a definite reply, and z. $.
Y. p. is not to be added by this note
of invitation.
AS for the remainder of YOUR queS-
ton we shall save much il you will
write to your friend. whose name you
have not given me. and ask her TO
send to me for my little circular or
correct letter endings, from which she
can tell where Sincerely" etc, may
he used. as opposed to "devotedly," ="
/ respectfully. and so on.
Miss Arden answers questions on Abe
how when and why OF good taste. Address
all communications to Anne Arden, The Eve
ming Star
Evening star., 1927-04-16
DAILY DIET RECIPE
Camembert Delights.

Camembert cheese, 4 OF.
Butter, l tablespoon
Thick cream, tablespoons
salt Il teaspoon.
Cayenne pepper, 1-t6 teaspoon.
SERVES s OR 10 PORTIONS.
Remove cheese from rind. Press
through strainer Work over ice while
adding butter and thick cream until
cheese becomes very light. Add salt
and cayenne. Use for filing between
saltines to accompany salad. or tiny
rich biscuits can be split and filled
with cheese mixture. Good with salad
or after-dinner coffee.
DIET NOTE.
Very rich and should be used in
moderation. v,
Evening star., 1927-04-16
Oyster and Celery Dressing.

Take one loaf of stale bread from
which the crust has been removed,
one-haIf a cupful of melted butter,
one onion chopped, and one heaping
cupful of chopped celery. Mince the
bread very fine, put it over the fire
in the hot butter and let 1t brown well.
Then add salt, pepper and the. minced
onion Remove from the fire, stir
well, then add the celery. Mix 1t
again. then add one pint of oysters
and sufficient oyster liquor and hot
water to make the dressing of the
right consistency. Stuff the fowl, but
not too. snug, as the dressing win
swell.
Evening star., 1927-04-16

British company has been ex
perimenting with the production OF
synthetic rubber for ID years.
Evening star., 1927-04-16

They are selling dainty little water
proofs OF silky appearance that may
be folded up and kept in little cases
sold with the waterproofs. Filled with
the waterproof one of these cases
makes an excellent pillow to put be.
hind your head when you are travel
ing by train or by motor.
These little waterproofs may be had
In a number of attractive colors-and
Evening star., 1927-04-16
THE HOW-THE WHEN-THE WHY
BY ANNE ARDEN.

'Tis as easy to be right as to be
wrOug-and to ones glory.
Yes. it is considered correct to call
ones friends on the telephone and in
vite them to a supper party. 1t is
also correct to call acquaintances on
the phone and invite them to your
house at the time Of a social gather.
ing if-and here is the distinction
the gathering is to be a decidedly in
formal one. We do not invite persons
to our heuse formally over the tele-
phone. for there is nothing formal
about telephone.
Fancy saying into the mouthpieCe.
Evening star., 1927-04-16
MlLADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

| made the mistake of allowing a
plastic surgeon to put paraffin in my
cheeks to make them look smooth.
This worries me very much, as 1t
makes my face look swollen. Could
have this paraffin removed by a good
surgeon? CONSTANT READER.
Answer-Yes, the paraffin can be re.
moved. Consult a reliable plastic sur
Evening star., 1927-04-16

Falling 80 feet from a tower at lin
lithgow. Scotland Marion Liddle
plunged into A tank containing wood
pulp and other paper-making material.
and her clothing kept her af'oat uutil
she was rescued by means of ladder
Evening star., 1927-04-16

geon about it. You must lfave been
operated upon by a "quack" surgeon
before, since reputable ones consider
the use of paraffin injections danger
Gus and unjustifable. If you are in
doubt about whom you should ask to
undertake the work, obtain the opin-
ion of your own physician. Do not
delay having the wax removed.
LOIS LEEDS.
Copyright 1927
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-24

10 ACRES; house, barn; near bus, schools,
cleo. E. 21st. Irv. 3172-W.
GROOM mod; hdw. floors; shrubbery,
fruits; terms. E. 21st and Layman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-24

JUST AT OITT EDGE
New .5-room colonial bungalow; bath
room; furnace, side drive: $500 cash.
5124 Sheldon.