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New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
MRS. FULLER DIES AT "A
Pleasant street Woman Passes Away After Residing for II Years in This Cuy-Ellncrai Tomorrow.

Mrs. Eva Jane Fuller. 74 years old. wife of Martin J. Fuller of 1n Pleasant street ana d resident of this city for the past 4 years, died this morning at her home.
 Mrs. Fuller was born in Pine Meadow, June $, 1 S5S, the daughter Of Harras \ smith and ,lHiy Jane (Terry) smith. During th" ,,rrater part of her A years residence she lad been a member of the Em- manuel Gospel church.
 Surviving her are her husband, two daughters. Mrs. Wilbur x. Stod- dard Of Plainville and Mrs. Michael J. McFadden of New Britain. and two sons. Herbert $. Fuller Of New Britain and Knight T. Fuller Of Mcriden.
 Funeral services will take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock al the Emmanuel Gospel church. Rev. Harry s. I.andiS of Passaic, x. J.. former pastor of the church, will officiate. lnterment will be in Fair flew cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
TUNNEY HONOR GUEST AT
 BIG RECEPTION IN CHICAGO
Mayor. City Council American Lc- zion and Civic Leaders Join
 in Great Tribute 10 Champ

Chicago, Sept. tP}~-The mayor. the city council. the American Lo- zion and civic leaders were banded together today into an official wei. coming committee for Gene Tuuney, the worlds heavyweight champion.
 There vas on the program d pa raie from railroad station to the city hall for some key-to-th thc-c city ceremonies 10 give Chicagoans a chance to glimpse the man who is 10 defend his title against Jack Dempsey at Soldier Field Sept. 22 Then Tunney was to go 10 his train ing quarters at Cedar Crest Country club
 Fans are paying S.lo each to watch Dempsey train. but Tunney has said the public can watch him free. He will find his camp at Cedar Crest similar 10 his camp in Specu- lator. \. l.. except for isolation and elevation.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
HARDWOOD ESTATE
 NEARLY Sl70,O00
Late Editor Of Kansas City Star
 Provides Art Fund

Kansas City, Sept. } LP-Will of Irwin kirkwood late editor of lhc Kansas City Ctar. was filed for pro- bate here today. T. was executed Aug. 1 and disposed oi an estate estimated al one and q half million dollars.
 After leaving approximately sl7o.0o0 in personal hcuuvSts. the sum of S25o,DoO was left 10 three trustees for the purpose ol building an art gallery to house objects of art provided for in the will of William Eockhill Nelson or to buy objects of art for the gallery. Funds for the building Of a gallery already have been provided in inc wills of Mrs. Nelson and their daughter Mrs. Laura Nelson kirkwood
 The residue of the estate was d- vi1ed equally between Mir. Kirk woods two brothers John $. Kirk wood, Washington. D. C., and Thone kirkwood, Baltimore. Md.
 One provision of the will confirm ed and extended the agreement be- tween Mir. Wildwood and his asso- ciatcS. A. r. Scstcd George B. Lon gan, II. J. Haskell, Earl McCollum and John T. Barrons. whereby the kirkwood stock holdings in the Star could he purchased by the nearly 0O st oc1s h ol 5erc uii hir, tba s,ar or ganization. The period of time for the exercise of the right of purchase was extended from three months to ten months after the stock in de posted with the Kansas City Star Company by the eXecuor.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
CHICAGO MAN ELECTED
SiIa> II. Ntrawn unanimously Elect
 cd President of American Bar A>>N ia tiOn-IiOsto Man UOuOrcd

Buffalo. N. Y, Sept. ? fR-Silas $ II. Strawn of Chicago was elected president of the American Bar As sociation today.
 John II. Noorhocs. Sioux Falls. s. D., treasurer and William P. Mac 'racken. Jr, Chicago. secretary, were reelected 10 those posts. Henry |. Sim. Birmingham: Os- Car C. Hull, Detroit. and Jamey Graft ou Rogers, Denver were elect "d to one year terms on the eAecu. tive committee. James F. Ailsh, , touer-D Alenc, Idaho: J. Weston AL len, Boston. and Frank Pace. littl- Rock. Ark. were elected 10 two year terms on the committee.
 Three year executive committee men elected were Charles 4. Boston, New York: Province Pogue. Cinch- nati, and Ralph Van Orsden, Oma- Ina.
 Sims, Ailshie. Allen and Pace Wor" reelected.
 Tn" number of officers was raised from eight 10 nine and the stag ger plan was adopted.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
BILLIARD WINNERS
Stokes Comes Through in Weekly Event at Rogers to Peat Mack in Final Game.

Bad weather kept most of the billiard players away from Rogers Recreation rooms last night but six players appeared to contest for prizes in the weekly three cushion billiard tournament. A elimin- alton affair allowing the loser Of two games 10 drop out. was staged. Stokes defeated Mack in the final game and was awarded first prize, Mack taking second.
 Mack started hy defeating Hagen l. 10 II. HaZcn led 13 10 but his opponent staged good run and trimmed him. Gregor doWncd White 1 to 12. Stokes took another win by setting back Stewart 15 to 9. White suffered his second defeat at FiaZen s hands. Stewart defeated Gregor 1J 10 II and Stokes measured Wolfe 15 to Q.
 Hagen eliminated Gregor l5 10 II. Mack eliminated Stewart 15 10 l4 in q tight game Stokes eliminated Hagen by th' onc-sided score of 15 10 6. Stokes and Mack staged a 10 point battle for the finals with Stokes taking it by d lo 10 score.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
Personals

Lieutenant Matthias Rival has re- sumcd duty at police headquarters after his yacatiou
 Miss Anita Swanson of Shuttle Meadow avenue. Miss Alice Prick of Lyons street ani Miss Gertrude Gib- Fey and Miss Beatrice Seibert of Park street have returned from q trip 10 New York.
 Miss Elsie Linn of 4S4 Stanley street will leave tomorrow for Bos- ton, where she will attend the Luth- eran convention.
 E, F.. Weeks. principal Of the Chamberlain and Roosevelt schools. has returned from d vacation at Bristol, Me.
 Miss Elizabeth Lockwood has re- turned from q vacation at Conway, N, II.
 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Potts are en- tertaining Dr. Potts mother, Mrs. E. P. Potts of Barre. Vt,
 Henry Hoar and family are tour ing PennsylNania and the Susque- hanna trail.
 Mr. and Mrs George H. Mitchell Of @l5 Maple street are visiting in Pittsburgh. Pa.
 Mr. and Mrs c. E. Rawlings of South Burritt street and Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Milkcy of Madison street have left for New York where they will bid bon voyage O Mir. and Mrs. W. C. Mllicy and Mr, and Mrs, E, F. Ogren who leave for Fance to- night.
 Miss Lois Connor of Greenwood street is spending two weeks NaCa- ton in Bridgeport
 Miss Agnes Mctue and Miss ta'h- "rinc Janncllc are visiting their cou- sin, Mrs Wesley Ray of Springfield.
 Mir. and Mrs. r.. c. Bradley and Miss Doris Bradley have returned from q weeks vacation at Ocean Grove, \. J.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bert Armstrong and daughter Helen, of 19 Court street, are at Lake Pocotopaug. East Hampton. for their vacation. Miss Josephine NJ. Olmstoad of south High street is their guest for few days.
 Charles r.. Dunn of the M. J. l<cnnNy Co. is al Ocean Beach where he is spending his vacation.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02

AT THE. CAPITOL.

Tonight is the last showing of the NCcll"nt double feature program at inc Capitol offering Jackie Coogan Tn "Th" BuCle Call'' and Going crooked" with Bessie Love.
 In the "Buglc Call' Jackie Coogan las one Of the clevcrrst pictures this little star has ever made. His char ,cterization Of the boy hUgler of his lads troop Of cavalry is role that brings Jackie 10 new emotions. The companion feature, Going Crook "d." is a comedy drama from the pen of Winchell smith and has Bcs- sic Love heading an all star cast.
 w. S. Jeifs is al the Robert Nor on in q musical program and also -'atured in an organloguo.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02

the film is being shown. not only fail 10 shock their audiences. but set |. new style for conveying their re marks 10 their hearers"
 By very clever use of the cam era 10 catch the movement Of the lips. the strong language which was such an important feature of the stage play has been kept in it's en- tlr"'y without resort 10 the printed word, The result. according 10 those who hars been studying the inno- vation. gives the audience 9 new cn- ioymrnt-the satisfaction Of being able 10 make out what 1he actors are saving at the time they say t.
 The Capitol presentation of this film will offer continuous shows. the doors being open on Saturday al 12. The log"S are reserved evenings and are now selling at the box office.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
50 MILLION LOAN TO
 BE RAISED IN IRELAND
(o>grnNc Has Great Respect For American Money But Thinks Irish
 should Bear Own Burden

Waterford, Ireland. Sept. ? P,- William T. Cosgrayr. president of the Free State cabinet. declared here last night that the projected fifty million dollar loan would be raised in Ireland
 Som "one asked What about America: .: to which he replird; T have great respect for American money, the American people and the American nation. but this is q young state, and on ifs shoulders ought 10 be placed the responsibility of put flns up such money as may be re- quir"d for its carly years"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
PIRATES TO PLAY
local Baseball Club 10 Meet Water town in Post Season Game sunday Afternoon,

The Pirate has ball team of this city. champion outfit of the Western Connecticut Base ball league, Will tourney to N'atertowr Sunday alter noon 10 play 2 post-season game. II will he fast contest as the Pirates luet managed to beat Watertown in this city q few weeks back by the score of 6 10 ;.
 "Huggio" Carlson will be on the mound for New Britain with Ossie O'Connell behind the bat. Beagle al first. Claire on second, Matulis on third and Bcgley at short, will make up the iniield while Coach Charlie Miller will have his pick Of Weir Charlow. Williams. Iahkaslas. Me- Aloon and HaNliCk for the outticld.
 These men and all other players on the team are asked 10 be at th' '. M. C. A. al o'clock Sunday aft crnoon prepared 10 start for Water town. In preparation for the game, all m, mh"rs of the team will re port at Walnut Hill park tonight at G;3u o'clock for practice.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
Expect Stranded SaiIboat
 To Float at High Tide

Madison. Sept. Pl-An attempt was to be made today at high tide 10 noat In" on-foot auxiliary saiiboat deneFleNe, of New York, which broke from it's mooring last night and was carried by heavy running sea and high winds onto the beach at the foot of East Wharf road.
 Ivan Rice. owner. and 4 comnnr
 IoH were asleep on the yacht mol, awakening until the Geneyieye had struck her nose in the soft sand of
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
AT THE. PALACE

Wells, is at the Palace theater this evening. Fred Humes in "The Bronco Buster is the second at traction
 On saturday the double feature picture will be The Monkey Talks. :" Gary Cooper in a corking western, "Th, Last Outlaw"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
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 "WHAT PRICE GLORY"

It is being freely predicted that printed sub-titles will all but be eliminated from moving pictures be fore tn" present theatrical season ends. due 10 an innovation which Director Raoul Walsh has inject ed into the film version of What Price Glory" which comes 10 the Cap itol th"ater for a weeks engagement beginning Saturday.
 Captain Tlagg and Sergeant Quirt, "dressing each other down. with strong language on the screen where
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
CONTAK.iS LOSES AGAIN,

Johnny Contaras and Paul Rrau-
 pn are through with handhall after
 h"ir d"feat by the Pcra kos Hcrg-
 from combination last night. Losing
 'nr straight dinners was too much or last nights defeated team so hey have declared themselves out of ih" running. Perakos. SWelled up ith victory. has challenged the Mangnn Roche combination. This will be for shore dinner. as Pete is fired of corned beef and ca abbage.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
FAVOR CREDIT BUREAU

\ favorable report was submitted [" the Chamber of Commerce on the proposed credit bureau. at meeting of the committee last evening. The committee, of which \. A. Mills is chairman. met yesterday afternoon md reported that it favored a credit bureau for trial period. The 'ocommendation will be acted upon " the directors of the Chamber at
 meeting next week.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
Mass. Auto Deaths Show
 Large Decrease in August

Boston, Sept. P)--l'atal auto mohil" accidents in Massachusetts in decrease. said Frank 4. Goodwin state registrar of motor vehicles. in a statement today. The total was 56 as compared with 66 in August 1926. and So in the same month of 1903
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
Ringside Training Now
 On Radio BrOadcasts

Chicago. Sept. fP>-Radiocasts of championship fights have come 10 be expected, but the blow by blow account of fighters in training is something new.
 Station WI.S. Chicago has started broadcaSting ringside information on how Jack Dempsey performs against sparring partners at his Lincoln Fields training camp. The broa dcast goes on th" air each day al D. m. Central Standard timc
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
LYNN, MASS. PRIEST DIES

Lynn. Mass. Sept. (P>-Right Rev. Monsignor Arthur J. Feeling. of St. Mary's parish. this city, dean of tn" Catholic clergy of Essex county. died today He was in his sad year.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02

the firm Of John A. Andrews Co, Inc, this city.
 Business Manager William $. Can- non Of New Britain General hos pital IS out of the city for d few days.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02

Reminiscent of "Rain." White Cargo" and various theatrical offer ings the settings of which are laid in the tropics is "kongo" which is rlayIng al Parsons Theat"r. Hart ford, for the remainder ot ;his week and was presented for the first time last evening before a very small au- ,iiencc. II is doubtful that thc play sill be found as interesting as either 0t the above mentioned. even though one may have tho jungle ob- session. l[ongo has a mystery ap- peal lacking in the other two in inc voodoo workings of a crippled " hite man, the trader for the sur rounding territory For its romance it depends upon the love of 'Annie,' lady of hundred affairs for doc tor. For its drama the eternal story of revenge is the motif. Its settings are the same in each Of the three acts, all action taking place in the store of the trader. SuspenS" is furnished in an attack by natives and their dispersal by means of an electrical appliance, supposedly con- jured up by the voodoo doctor- trader.
 The story concerns the desire Of Flint. the trader. crippled by blow from his uife'S lover. for re- venge against the lover. He sup poses that Annie is a daughter Of the two and has wasted no effort to destroy Annie's life. He succeeds in getting the lover in,o his compound and there torturing him 10 death. finding out first that Annie is moi the lovers daughter but his own. Naturally his desire for revenge iS gone and he aids in the escape Of the daughter and the man who de- sres 10 become her husband across a fever swamp. AS the story is on" of life Fin he raw" it's dialogue at times does not hesitate to use dic- ton which would go with that life.
 The part of Flint was acceptably portrayed and Annie as well got her lines oyer the foo1lichtS torClbly. Other parts were nothing to be en- thusiastic over. However. q fair evenings entertainment is afforded Tor the lover oI thrills.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02

the beach. The yacht was undam. aged an examination today showed. Had it drifted ashore fifty feet above or below the place it did. it would have brought up on rocks instead of sand
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02

NIT. and Mrs. Charles McMurrav and son. Edward, of Richards street left today OH an automobile tour Of the Whit" Mountains. the Berkshires and Canada.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02

Attorney Irving l. Eachlin is visit ing relatives in Great Harrington. Mass, and New Yoik over the Week. end and holiday
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02
Theater Reviews of
 Current Offerings
"KONGD" With HOW ARD SINCLAIR

X Tropical Drama Iu Three Nets
 by Chester Devonde and Kibourne Gordon.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02

Leslie MoranS and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney W. NJ. Green stein attended q bachelor dinner at the Hotel Bond, Hartford, last night
 Tn honor Of George Kaplan of Hart ford, who will be married next Mon- day. MT. Kaplan is a member of
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02

Dr. George II. Dalton, his sister, Miss Elizabeth Dalton, and niece, Rosemary Roden. have left for d va cation in Canada.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02

SYNOPSIS or SCENES
 AT L. scene .--Intorior of i'lints Store on the EiaN kouGo : enc 1.-Two hours later
 ACT IT. Scene -- same. Two weeks later. Seen. 2.-Eyeuing. the samc day.
 ACT III. scene i -- Same. Two days later Scene same Three weeks later.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED Ans
New Britain herald., 1927-09-02

Lieutenant Matthias Rival has re- sumed duty at police headquarters after his vacation.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-24
STEADY GROWTH MARKS DEVELOPMENT sELDOv|A

There is no building boom going on at Seldovia, reports Adam Lipke who operates the independent radio station there but there is slow and steady building program continually going forward. Chambers and Colwell, well known business firm, have erected couple of fine big buildings covered with sheet iron. They are now being used IS salteries but it is said they will be turned into canneries next season..
 Aside from these buildings there has been a good deal of general re- pairing going on about the town as we'll as a few other structures going up.
 AS a whole MT. Lipke said things at present appear quite encouraging and the future never better. MT. Lip Ike returns to the Inlet town upon the first boat t/from this port.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-24

Jack Langley, son of Captain Lang ley, who passed through Seward a number of days ago on his way to San Francisco, his winter headquar- ters, went South Saturday on the s. S. Yukon.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-24
THREE KILLED

RIO DE JANERIO, Oct. 24. (P- Three Brazilian flyers were killed here when two planes taking part in the big welcome to the two French fliers, Costes and Le Erik, collided in mid-air and fell to the gronud in flames.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-24

Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Fairman, for mer residents of Anchorage where both were prominent in musical cir cles, passed through town today on their return to the Inlet city.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-24

Walter H. Dodge, district U. s. at torney. who arrived Saturday from Cordova enroute to the Anchorage term of the district court, continued on today. /"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-24

A. J. Dimond, Valdez attorney, who came over from Anchorage on Satur- day on legal business, returned to the Inlet town this morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-24

E. R. Tarwater, of the Bank of Alaska, Anchorage, was a weekend visitor in town, leaving again today for Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-24

Miss Clara Haag, formerly engaged locally in the beauty parlor business, left for Fairbanks today. She arrived Saturday from Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-24
AT THE HOTELS
VAN GLIDER

VAN GLIDER Chas. H. Forward, E. R. Tarwater, hume, Juneau; A. J. Dimond, Valdez; Harris LaZelle, Doris Lamson, Walter H. Dodge, MT. and Mrs D. O. Fairman, enry E, Erwin, Seattle; Joe Crosson, Marvel Crosson, Clara Haag, Fair banks; Oscar Bredlie, Fairbanks; H. E. Rupert.
 SEWARD T. Nelson, Al Blair, A. Barlon, Andy Peterson, Henry Linquist, F. Lang, Pat Boyd, Wm. Morgan, L. H. Ryones, George Foster. Paul Chya, s. Lundi, Otto Lund. Helen Ross, Jean Benton, Mrs. Alma Anderson, A. Conrad, A. Brooks, Herman Holm.
 OVERLAND
 W. Lange, J. E. Cahil, Haines, Alas ka; John Sersfin, Cordova; J. c. An derson, Portland, Ore; L. Larr, Sel- ida, Colo.
 SEXTON
 John Hershey, Hope; Harry Brown, Riddiford, W. D. Fuller, Riddiford; Chas. Harper, Al Harper, Frank Case, Moose Pass; Fred Woodaman, Moose Pass.
 Chocolate and vanilla ice cream. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
 Ladies coats received on this boat Urbach's.
 Good clothes do not look well when worn with worn-down heels; other folks notice them. Better keep them straight. ] Seward Leather Works.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-24

Start the day right-order the pest meat which is FRYES'S BABY BEET.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-24

All persons are hereby warned not tottrespass upon my homestead claim at Fourth of July Creek across the bay from Seward.
 HARRY MELVIN
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

NOTICE
,Stockholders' annual meeting Of the
election Of Officers and general business bus
will be held at the office OF Kingan a.
Coz Indianapolis. Tuesday. Nov. is. at
A. M. MvIE. Secretary.
THE Board OF Trustees OF the Central
state Hospital Will receive sealed pro-
posals until Friday, oct, 20, at 10 a, m,
November 1927. Estimate book viii Be on
file at room, lat Statehouse, from and
after Monday Oct. "a. 1877.
D' 0'U'' " BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
In the matter OF the. petition Of the City
issue and sell So, 900 bonds. -
service Commission OF indiana will con-
cause, in the rooms OF commission, at IN
dianspoliss Ind St,J 10 O'Clock a. m on
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the v 9Smm niSsSMin1ss1oN OF
By ]. w. MccARDLE, Commissioner.
Indianapolis. Ind, oct. ~, lgzI,
NOTICE OF ABSENTEE
state Of Indiana, County Of Nlgo -.
Josenhine Utterback VS.. Ada Andrews 3d.
In the Vigo Circuit Court.
TO Yn Aaa ar nnq bere6y enotified that the above
named plaintiff has this day Med IN tne
VIC county. state OF Indiana, her certain
rannpiaint alleging among other thihss
mat the said defendant Ada AndrewS 7as
dtsna Tor more than nve (5l years last
past prior TO the Ming OF THIS Se osmpiastt
hno nnc0SrIn,ousiv Tor more than fiye 90
Years nas remsined absent and unheard from;
Now therefore you are hereby n ,ooatiep
tsh hsr alleged wifi come up for hearing
and determination in the said ,Vigo SiI-
cult cult Court on the 18th day OF OCTOBER
lsWy5i trsss the clerk and seal Of the said
court al Terre Haute. Indiana this -oay
Of OCTOBER 1FsRRED A. sTALNAKER, Clerk.
(SEAbJ LANES II. LESTER,
ATTORNEY for Plaihtih'
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STUDEBAKER big six sport roadster
1925; new paint. good tires, excellent
mechanical shape. Like a new car; Ssa5,
with easy terms 725 Virginia Ave.
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TRUCK SPECIAL

Chevrolet 1926 ton truck;
cab and stake body; good
condition; real bargain. ... .$425
Chevrolet 1927 ton; dump
truck; nearly new; a bargain.
1925 Ford ton truck chassis,
with cab; good tires; good con-
ulCiOIl .......'. ............s.'.. $3.50
1926 Ford ton truck; steel ex-
press body and cab; a bargain. $3.50
1926 Ford roadster, slip-on
body; nearly new tires; in
wonderful shape; bargain.
These trucks can be bought
with small down payment
and twelve monthly pay
ments on balance.
Hare Chevrolet Co.
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Houses for Sale
Lots for Sale

WE CAN sell your city property. ROLAND
M: ARENS & CO., 1101 Peoples Bank.
Realtors. Lin 60l0
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Real Estate for Exchange
Real Estate Wanted

CASH for property; modern or semi-mod-
ern; south or east. Give lowest price.
Box B 1854.
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FORD ton TRUCKS. There are 9 OF these
trucks with enclosed cab and screened
body each has high-speed clutch and
cost over $3.50 each and have been used
but months. An excellent buy for party
desiring to- get into light trucking BUSINESS.
VIII be sold as group or separately. Can
be bought on payments, MR.. STUART.
Mechanical Supt.,; indianapolis Times.
REcoNDITloNED TRUCKS. VARIOUS
HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA.
USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT. 1888 KEN
lucky AVE. MAIN 1900.
FORD ToN-TRUCK; CLOSED CAB COAL
BODY. NEEDS NO WORK; $3.50 DOWN.
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$40 T., WASH St