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Mrs. Nathan Moore
Has Self Culture

The Self Culture club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Nathan Moore on
Wednesday afternoon at her home IN
FL Jardin. Quantities Of red roses
were used throughout the living
rooms. II was Bible dav. one " the
clubs special programs.
Mrs. II. L. Fitch conducted he
business session. during which the
club heard a report from the city
federation. given by Mrs. Carlos
Watson.
Mrs. George NJ. Hamilton led q
splendid program IN the Bible. opeL-
ing il with a resume OF The Book
Nobody Knows" by Bruce Barton,
then bringing out some Of the
Thanksgiving evidences in the BIZ
bic. delineating the lives of several
Biblical characters. This was fol-
lowed by an expression from each
member present as to her conception
Of Thanksgiving" which brought
out many new points. The leader
closed with a thought thankfulness
day by day.
A social hour followed. during
which the guests were served at
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Phone Number
Seven
MERCEDES
RECEPTION

A pretty afternoon reception of
Tuesday had for the hostess Mrs.
Harry J.. Lawson at her home in
Queen City Annex. The receiving
line was composed Of the hostess.
Mrs. ID. W. Glasscock and Mrs. Jack
Trollinger.
The home interior was quite love-
ly with a chosen color scheme Of yell
low and white. gained with an ar
rangement of gorgeous yellow and
white chrySanthemums.
The tea table. where Mrs. q. G.
Sorrick poured coffee and Mrs. II. B.
Seay served cake. assisted by Mrs.
John c. Jones. had for a center
piece a large bowl Of lovely yellow
tea roses. on each side of which were
burning yellow candles. Mrs. Geo.
Breeding and Mrs. Frances Reynolds
also assisted in caring for the
guests.
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College Glasses
Form French Club

First and second year French elias
ses at the junior college met at the
Althes tea garden Friday and or
ganized a French club. Officers elect
ed we're Simon Benavides. presi-
dent; Bob Myers. vice-president;
Anna Cora Petz. secretary-treasurer;
Margaret Hitchcock. reporter for the
Harlingen Star, and Althea White
head reporter 20 The Herald. Miss
Annie Tucker. French instructor. is
club sponsor. Meetings will be held
on the last Friday in each month.
The purpose Of the club is to aid
the students in acquiring facility in
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Phone s ~"''' sc Getty Phone s. Ss"'"

small tables which carried out the
chosen motif. Red roses in baskets,
fern and dainty red candy containers
marked the places. Fruit cocktail,
celery. olives, turkey with dressing
and cranberries. salad. candied sweet
potatoes. individual pumpkin pies
and coffee.
Guests Of the club were Mrs. Belle
Crossfield Miss \ Brown. Mrs. NJ.
L. Webb. Miss Katherine Morley and
Mrs. Mary +. Taylor.
There will be no meeting of the
club next week. the next to be held
Mt the home Of Mrs H. l.. Yates De-
cenber 5,
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Learners Meet With
Mrs. |. A. Graham

The Learners club was at home
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. A
Graham in West Brownsville.
Mrs. j. A. Muckleroy who Is es-
peeially apt a. story telling ave
the myth Of Henry Hudson from
1rving's Rip Van Wrinkle. Mrs.
Herviltha Signor read a postponed
paper on Henry Hudson and his ex-
ploitstions sent TO the club by
Mrs. ]. A. Wheeler. Mrs. Geo.
Smith spoke Of Rogers williams. n
Of the pioneers in declaring reiig-
ious liberty for America and the
secretary read a paper on Anne Hut
Crimson BY Mrs. S. G. Tucker. The
club was delighted to welcome Mrs.
!. Order Perkins into membership
again after an absence Of several
years, while residing in Florida.
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Altar Society %
Sell Mexican Food

A sale Of Mexican food, including
enchiladss. tscos. tsmslcs. cabrito,
and the like is to be a feature Of
the annual bazaar of the Sacred
Hart Altar society this year. accord
ing to Mrs. John Closner. The
bazaar will be held in tn, Maltby
building. on Twelfth street. De-
cember S. 7 and s. Besides the food
sale. fine hsndwork. suitable for
Christmas gifts. and other articles
typical Of bazaars will be on dis
play.
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the French language. and to this end
u is planned to use only French a.
the meetings, both for business and
the general conversation. This
course was pursued at the %organiza-
ton meeting. and at the luncheon
which followed the menus were IN
French. The club hopes TO give .
French play later in the season.
s. A. Caldwell, dean Of the college,
and G.. W. Gotke. superintendent Of
the schools, were guests at Fridays
meeting.
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Mrs Wiley Home;
Has Bridge Club

Mrs. John p. Wiley who has just
returned from an extended visit 10
relatives in San Antonio. was host
ess to the Fort Brown Bridge club
on Thursday afternoon. A light
luncheon was served after which
two tables Of players spent the aft
crnoor AZ bridge. Prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Vernon NJ. Smell.
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Valley Society News
and EDentS

Kirkpatrick gave a lovely voice sole.
accompanied by Mrs. Lee Morrison.
Following the study IA short social
hour was enjoyed. during which
MINIS. Lee Morrison gave several
piano numbers. A refreshment cours.
was se.~ed.
COTERIE CLUB
An enjoyable meeting OF the Cot
erie club was held on Wednesday
afternoon nj the home Of Mrs. ". T.
Kirkpatrick. with twelve women IN
attendance.
Mrs. John Herndon scored high
and Mrs. IT. WI. Perkins scored for
consolation. After the games n
lovely rcfreshmcnt course vas
served.
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MRS. ILFORD HAS CLuR

Twelve were in attendance
At the meeting Of the Wednesday
Aftrnoon Bridge club on Wednesday.
which had for hostess Mrs. d. w.
ford at her home In Weslaco.
Pink radiance roses filled baskets
and bowls. giving a s~pring-like ap-
pearance to the room where bridre
was played. Mrs. G.. {. TiStz scored
high in the games and Mrs. m. G..
Black scored second high. Mrs. Har-
old PuTh received the guest trophy.
a refreshment course followed the
games.
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED

The Psfent-Teachers association
Of the Mercedes school Is progress
ing splendid and ell appointments of
committees have been made for ~ .
years work. Mrs. O. r. Van Berg
and Mrs. C. r. Voss comrosed the
membership committee. Mrs. Jack
TrollinEer is chairman of the VII
brsry committee. Mrs. Frank Had
den and Mrs. y. r. Barry are CO.
operating with Miss Maaske of the
home economics department in the
schools. TO materialize some Of ths
needs in that department. Mrs. RI.
T. Stotter II chairman Of the mu-
sic committee. A visiting day is to
be arranged ~ which time al the
parents will BE especially invited u
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sale. and Mexican food and Mrs. r.
L. Lackner's new England clam
chowder will be served. Mrs.
<. X. Goodrich has charge Of the
refreshments. The bazaar will be
located az A. S. Lanier radio shop, ~
the building formerly occupied By
the Holmes Camera shop.
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Woinan's Guild
Plans Bazaar

AT the meeting Of the Wcman's
Guild Of the Episcopal church during
the past week final plans were made
for the annual Christmas bazaar,
which will be held by the society
December z and 8, according TO Mrs.
J. S. Ford, president. All kinds Of
fancy neediewcrk will he offered fer
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come 10 the schools. meet the teach
ers and other parents and become
acquainted with what the children
are accomplishing in school. Mrs.
James Shaw will be hostess on these
days. Much credit is due Mrs. G. G..
Commons, chairman Of the school
grounds committee for the present
Identification Of the grounds.
MUSIC CLUB
The last meeting Of the Mercedes
Music club had for hostess Mrs. Flor
ence kelbfleisch at her home north
Of town.
Mrs. John Rouse. who had charge
OF the program. gave n most inter
estlng paper on a review of Indian
and Egyptian Music" Mrs. n. r..
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OUR latest shipment
from the Near
- East countries is at
the Custom House in
Brownsville and will be
cleared in a day or two.
Almost half of it is al
ready sold to other gift
shops. The remainder
will be disposed Of.
first come, first served!
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from 28
countries

you
w h o e n
nance the beau
ty of your present home,
furnish a new home, or
want a really distinc-
tive gift for someone,
you will find at this
shop clever objects. of
which you probably
were unaware, could be
bought in the entire
Southwest.
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Deaths

sabina spillmau. So. 1884 S. Capitol,
pttal. general paralysis.
Bert Kerins. as. city hospital. lobar
Audrey spann. 20. s12 W. Tenth. chronic
castro enteritiS.
Joseph Smith. So, BIO W. Twenty-Fifth,
lobar pneumonia.
Eliza Gorham. SO. 1920 olney. rypostatic
pneumonia.
Emily H Brainard. 90, 1O6 s. Ritter,
chronic myocarditis
Elijah Towns. rs. 1924 N. olney. car
Joseph Elmore, SO, city hospital. cerebral
hemorrhage.
Edward Lee Griner. 9. st. Vincent Hos
pital. accidental.
John E. Boyer, 81. Methodist Hospital,
broncho pneumonia.
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In Memorionl Notices

IN MEMOREAM-In loving remembrance
of our dear mother and grandmother
Bertha May Miller. who departed this
life two years ago today, April 25, 1926.
We lost the hand that rocked us to sleep
back in our baby days.
We lost the smile that made life worth
while in a million different ways.
We lost the love that came from above
just like message divine.
We lost the best friend God gave to us
when we lost you dear mother of
ours.
Sadly missed by your daughter. MARIE
BROWN AND FAMILY; son, TONY of
San Diego, Cal
IN MEMORIAM-In memory of my dear
mother. Ida Mae Leonard. who passed
away 1--WE years ago today. April 25 1923.
The years are beginning to number.
Since God took you mother dear away.
The call was short. the shock severe,
To part with you I loved SO dear.
Sadly missed by your daughter,
MRS. MINNIE PINK.
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Death Notices

JENSEN. MARIE HANSINA-Passed away
April %. 1928. 1872 a. m, at the resi-
igan. age &c years. Friends may call at
F. w. .Vehling's funeral parlors, 702 Vir-
GINA. Ave-. Wednesday. to 10 p. M. Flu
funeral parlors and at 2:5o p. m. at
Trinity Danish Lutheran Church. Nc
Carly and Noble SITS. Burial Crown Hill.
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Miscellaneous Wanted
WANTED

Dresser. rug. gas stove. Ice box. Riley
2772 No dealers.
GOOD CASH PRICES-For furniture rugs
and stoves from private homes. Cats
promptly answered. Ii. 1850.
WANTED to buy all kinds of good house
hold goods. On. S8l9
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Births
Boys

William and Goldie Owens, 9ss 5.
Roena.
David and Dora Deitz, 943 Church.
Frank and Eva Gordan, 5405 Clifford.
Girls
James and Annie Krick 30 S. Temple.
Richard and Gertrude Reynolds. II S.
:, Noah. and Freda Hutchinson, Coleman
Hospital.
pital.
Albert and Alice Stevens, Bethel Ave.
;, Ernest and Dolly Waller. 1918 E. Mar
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Storaee and Transfer
OTTO ]. SuESZ

Packing hauling. storage. Low rates on
California shipments. Overland hauling
Special rates on return loads. Main 1888
Rilev 1923. Ch. 4579-0699-W
TRANSFER-Coa feed, gen. hauling. S2l
K. Gath. w. E. Rodocker. Wa. 4433.
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Room for Rent With Booro

CAPITOL, N, 3317-Furn. rm. for or
two; modern.
CENTRAL, 2404-Cozy light room; / or g.
modern home. Ha. 47S7-W.
NORTH, e.. 220-Nicely furnished room
home privil.; walking distance. ii. 8843.
SPANN AVE, 1919 Board and front
room in modern home for one or two.
WILL board small child. No other chill
dren Cherry 4333
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Houses for Sale
$3.50 PER MONTH
Suburban for Sale
WILL BUUD

WILL BUILD
3-room houses, $3.50 and up; 4-room
houses, sl.025 and up; 4-room stucco.
~-'' EASY TERMS ARRANGED.
L. G.. BRyGHTMIRE. II. 1910.
MODERN BUNGALOW
Located 327 Robton 4OC0 W. Wash; s
rooms; Pear garages almost new. 4
real buy at S4.750; easy terms. SCHLOSS
BROS. INV. CO... Ii. 23l8. 1877 =. Wash.
fenced electricity. good reads bus service.
viii sell cheap and give terms. Call after
D. m. Drex. 1887 Ring 2.
EDGEWOOD-S Small chicken farm; 6-room
house; outbuildings: lots Of fruit: $500
liberal terms. owner. DR.. 1913
IDEAL HOME-With acres. good build
inRs and plenty OF fruit. in townsville.
Ind. A barg. See owner. M. o. LANE.
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oz,ses and Flats Furnished

FIT. WAYNE AVE, 7l4-2-room apt for
rent; cheap.
WILL SHARE-Refined furnished mod,
hoEee with adults or couple. Ir. l644-R.
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Business Places for Rent

STOREROOM-Brand new theater bldg,
1045 Virginia Ave-; excellent business To-
cation in thriving community; short or
long time lease. MR.. GRIST. Or. All.
3Oth and III: SIS per mo. 30TH ST
r. E. CO. 10 w. 3oth St Ia. 653l.
SHELBY l847-49-2 business rms: best
location: suitable for any bust. DR.. 096l.
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Business Announcement

Business Announcements
HOUSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. cleaning, fl.
finishing. wall wash. Dr.. 4599. Dr.. LOOT.
HoUsE-painting, papering, cleaning. floor
finishing. wall wash. DR.. 4599. Ma. ITO.
INTERIOR DECORATING-Paper hanging,
painting. Estimates free. Sample shown.
Ma. 1876.
MISUNDERSTANDING, furn, refn, gen.
repairs. Salyard & Woods. Ia. 2844.
PAPER HANGING and painting: work
manship guaranteed. Be. 3920-W.
PAPER CLEANERS. 81 a room.
White men. LOHMAN, DIR 4147.
PAPER HANGING-Cieaning and painting.
Plaster patching. Oh. 68I3.
PAPER cleaning; paint washing; floors
work guaranteed. Ill l1O4. ]. MASON.
PAPER HANG1NG-Paper furnished;. will
bring SAMPLES work guar. Be. 1851.
PAPER CLEANING-Experts. DR.. 1910.
JONES & MILLER.
WALL PAPER CLEANED = 75c AND UP.
RUG 9xl2. THOROUGHLY CLEANED, 81
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 1852.
WALL PAPER CLEANING. $500 ROOM.
THE KIDDIES SHOP
We sell and repair new and used
bicycles radios tricycles scooterS tires Ss etc
GUARANTEED-Pain easy payments:
estimates free. B. L: Whitman. Oh. 4062.
Rooms for Rent
ALABAMA N, 17o1-Nicely furnished frnt.
rm.. kitchen opt. Ha. 1359-R.
ALABAMA. N, 52S-strictly modern room.
Riley 1926.
ASHLAND. 2l4I-LARGE FRONT RIM. 2:
GAR; MEALS OPT: HE. 32l9.
AUPURSoM RD.mC sS furn. mod
q meals OPTIONAL Oh. 6240-R:
CENTRAL. 33lO-Nicely furnished nm. and
garage: private home. Wash. 1899
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia Ave-; de-
sirable rms. $3.50 to Sc per wk.
COIAEGE. 2429-Well ,furn.. large: airy
DELAWARE, N, 515-All modern; we'll
and phone: $3.50 UP. Ma. 1871.
EASTERN AVE.-Young man or business
woman: breakfast opt. Oh. 222l-W.
line: modern; with garage.
PERSON, 2444-Desirable room; modern
apartment: z square east Illinois.
PRATT, E., 49, rm. for gentleman;
modern. in private home.
10TH. F.. 3o2laM0dee5n rm. for 2; car
fast: $3.50 week. Dr.. o735-M. V'''>
YOUR Credit Is Good
You can phone in your want ads and
nave them charged; This courtesy is ex-
counts on our books. Avail yourself Of
this opportunity. A courteous girl will help
you write your ad. Call Main $500 Want
Ad Dept
Room for Rent With Board
CAPITOL, N, 3317-Furn. rm. for or
two; modern
CENTRAL. 24o4-Cozy light room; / or q
modern home. Ha. 4797W.
NORTH, e.. 220-Nicely furnished room
home privil.; walking distance. ii. 8843.
SPANN AVE. 1919 Board and front
room in modern home for one or two.
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Real Estate for Exchange

WILL BUILD
3-room houses. 500 and up: 4-room
houses, 81 OPS and up; 4-room stucco,
Sl,585 and up.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED.
L. G.. BRICHTMIRF Lii 1910
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Houses for Sale
NORTH-IN THE WOOD
5000 CASH-S35 PER MO

5000 CASH-$35 PER MO.
81 1000; modern. rooms. weH -built
lined house with attic space and large
basement. Double garage Several large
beech trees in yard: Y square to College
Ave: bus line on SIND st. BRIDGES &
GRAVES CO.. Ma. 1874: ewes, MR.. KEEP
LING Oh 4l29-W
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1414 E. LEGRAND

Six-room bungalow; modern except fur
mace plenty Of shrubbery and improved
Of this. Also have several other moder-
ately priced little homes on the south
side. For information call MI. RICH
ARDSON. Ii. 1920 evenings. DR.. 1887.
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Real Estate Wanted

HAVE-Cash buyers for farms. all sizes
Anywhere in State. Results guaranteed
within 80 days. What have you? Address
BOX 893 Times.
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Lots for Sale
WILL. RuIID

WILL BUILD
3-room houses $40 and up: 4-room
houses. s. OBS and up; 4-room stucco.
81 ,585 and up.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED.
L. C. BRIGHTMIRE. Ii 1910
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Houses and Flats Furnished
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

| 3-ROOM SUITE-Private bath: newly fur
| housekeeping. SHIEL APT. go N. III. St.
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$3.50 CASH

Park; long living-room, complete bath to
be installed gas: fine basement: large
enclosed rear porch: nicely DECORATED;
bany St. MR.. SMITH. Ma. 1874. until
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800 CASH

distinctive semi-modern bungalow
facing National Rd.. West. on a large
corner lot. near schools, stores and other
conyeniences. Call Lin. 1920, MR.. GILL;
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SOUTH KEYSTONE. $235O

- - - l. - 49, 4 - = - 49, P-DSN
Good comfortable. newly decorated s.
room home, all on ground floor. Good
we'll, cistern, grape arbor and two sheds.
Terms like rent. Call MR.. BOWER. Lin.
1920 Evenings. Oh. d924.
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Building and Contracting

WILL BUILD
3-room houses. $3.50 and up; 4-room
houses. sl.o25 and up; 4-room stucco
EASY TERMS ARRANGED
L. G. BRIGHTMIRE. II. 1910.
GENBRAL building and contracting; re
COMPANY. 1876 N Delaawre. Lin. $3.50
HOUSE WIRING-S3 a room. W. F. Re!mer
Oh. GAIL
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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BRIGHTWOOD BARGAIN

WILL BUILD
3-room houses, $640 and up; 4-room
houses. Sl,025 and up: 4-room stucco.
81 ,535 and up.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED.
L. G. BRIGHTMIRE. Ii 1910.
6 ROOMS A sIDESNodeTn double: north.
owner. He. 1923.
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1923 Albany St.: new 5-room bungalow:
complete bath, medicine cabinet window
shades, linoleum, dandy cement porch. ga
rage. Just south of GARFIELD Park. Price
SO, 600. includes street paving. N. J. FOX,
Ma. 6755: eve. HUI. 1l68
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Houses for Rent

BELLEFoNTAINE, lO11.-s rms: modern;
roomers will redecorate: 80. He. 1893.
1862 Central. 6 rooms: garage. 49,. $50. 90
1876 N. State St., rooms .......... 27.50
F. 8. CLARK &c CO. Ma. 1877.
COTTAGE. 1885 room house. gas. cleo.
water pd., rent reduced to SIG: nice
neighborhood. owner. Hu. 1868.
GRAY N. 2l--6 rms mod. dble.: linoleum
garage. yard; $40. Ha. 3704.
KEYSTONE s., 728-4 room double. cleo
water. redecorated sis. Ri. 5728.
LOCKERBIE. 629--.Near Real Six Mills: S
rooms. semi-mod.; $ls Hu. 0244-R.
NEW, 1925 rooms; bath, strictly mod
ern double; garage; hedge SOS. DR.. 4l74.
feature. large porch; s35. Ha. 2o64
ROOKWOOD. 4O67-5 rm. mod dble: s32 So
gar; near Butler College. Bel. 0289-W.
REDUCED TO S23.
FERNWAY AVE. 2036-Four rooms with
electric lights. CITY water furnished and
inside toilet: paved street.
WADDY q SPRINGER.
1872 S. Delaware st. Ii. 519f.
garage. water pd. Only s23. Oh. 1891.
WILCOX. 1882 rooms: cleo. well
cistern. SIG per month. Be. 0907-W.
WOODLAND. 1906 rm. mod. garage
newly papered paved street and alley.
NEARLY NEW DOUBLE, $500
Six rooms modern in good condition.
garage GAL N. Sherman Or.
DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL
1872 E. Market st. Ma. 6020
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Barter and SwGP

NICE Electric car with recller. owner
VIII trade for auvthl1g Wa. -l3-M.. a m.
PAINTING -Roonua ana timing, work
qrqrauteed: In exchange for car BE $3.50.
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MODERN, SINGLE, $3.50
Nine. rooms; good condition; garage.
1914 Pleasant.
DUNLOP & IIOLTEGEL
l22 E. Market st. Ma 6020.
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WANT A BARGAIN?

Eight rooms; paper, paint shades. limo
leum AL condition. Large basement
cleo. lights, gas. city water, inside toilet.
Fronting paved streets. ONLY $1,000
5000 cash. Mr.. Da Wee CHI 1882.
J. G., MCCULLOUGH AGENCY.
LOG N. Del Ma 1909
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CONTEST Prize
WINNERS NAMED
nellie Cook Gets First
HOnorS in Picture Event.

nellie Cook, FOG S. Capitol Ave,
won first prize with 1.-TWO Minds
With But A Single Thought" as the
subtitle for Wednesdays picture.
Expecting Anything" subtitle by
Marvin G. Kuhn, 2136 N. Talbot
St., took second money of SIS.
The 81 third prize winners were
E. D. Mcclure, go River Ave; A.
w. Benham, 1922 Union ST.; Mrs.
Roger Brighton, Box Sc, GoSport,
Ind; Malachi Petite, 634 Blackford
ST., and John D. Ball, 405 Limestone
st.
Fourth place winners who get a
pair of free tickets to see the
Gorilla" this week at the Indiana
theater this week are Mrs. Clara
Mongold, GIG E. Thirty-First St.;
Bryant Gantz, r. r. o, Box So, In
dianapolis; Mrs. Bernice darlington,
426 st. Paul ST.; Madonna Garrette,
500 S. Warman St.; Mrs. John Nee
han, 422 Congress st.; Mary John
son, r. R. 2, Box 722, Indianapolis;
Dorothy j. Heath, 100 S. Bradley
St.; Leota Smythe, 1916 E. Twenty
Second St.; Elmer Bracken, 903
Pearl ST., Columbus, Ind, and Mrs.
John Cross, 1910 S. State Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-13
AUTO DEALERS meet
0akIand-P Pontiac Officials
Gather at CIaypooI.

More than 400 Oalzland-Pontiac
automobile dealers went into ses-
sion today at Claypool.
w. R. Tracy, vice president, in
charge of sales, has arrived to out
line company's policies. He pre-
dicted that 1923 will be greatest
production year of the company,
citing records for January, which
showed enormous gains over last
year.
Luncheon, an afternoon business
session and a banquet tonight forms
the program. E. G. Mann, manager
for the Indianapolis district, will be
in charge of the banquet tonight
at the Claypool.
Tracy also will speak tonight.
Other visiting executives are W. B.
Sawyer, eastern sales manager; w.
e. Fellows, advertising manager.
Dealers will see motion pictures
of Oakland and Pontiac factories,
showing manufacturing facilities,
provided through a TRIPPING of the
plant investment and doubling
flor space. A railroad car of prop
erty" for business meeting accom-
panieS executives on the tour.