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Death Notices

MCCORMACK, AMOS = Age 7e years.
passed away Friday. June Is. Father of
Mrs. A.. c. TUNNEL and Ernest McCor-
mack of Indianapolis, James Mccormack
Of Lafayette, Mrs. G. L. Mandy of Los
Angeles, Cal. Emmett and Herbert Nc
Corrfack of Cleveland. Ohio; Arthur Nc
Cormack of Detroit, Mich. Funeral from
Finn Brothers Funeral Home, 1889 N.
Meridian. Time Of funeral given later.
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Room, for Rent With Board

PARK, 192s-Pleasant nm. for or 2; prib.
family; garage opt. He. 1888.
nth, As W.-Between Meridian and Ill;
room and alcove. furn or unfurn.; gar.
FRONT ROOM-PRIVATE MOD. HOME.
CENTRAL CAR. Ii. 3l96.
/ OR CHILDREN-Boa mothers care;
b adsyy &q Iswrs E EaseS md stop
CHMDREN-Rm. and board; play house;
sand pen; ref. Mothers care. 843 S. Trem't.
GOOD-Home cooking; all modern con-
venienceS; suburban home; garage, ten
Reasonable ss is pEEefer S man or married
couples. Call Southport l38-M-l. evenings.
CHILDREN-To board on farm; $3.50 per
week r. r. No. s. Box 1858.
2 CHLDREN.-On farm; good home;
Southport 96-M-3, r. r. g. Box 34s, city.
Rent Housekeeping Rooms
ASHLAND, 224o-2 rms, kitch; pri bath
and entrance; use OF phone; gar; ADULTS.
BRADLEY, NJ, lOl---s furn. or unfurn; gas,
lights, water. heat. p. M, IT. 03l4-R.
BROADWAY, 2i2l-Living- room. bedroom,
Kitchen. garage. ia. 0597.
CHADWICK, 916-3 rms, furnished, light
and gas pd.; Sc week.
DAVIDSON, 52I M Connecting rooms;
gas. electricity. Ri. sos.
DELAWARE DELAWARE, 1905 N;E1-rm; apt; eyerythg.
HARLAN. 1ll3-s furnished rms. bath,
toilet. Drexel 2432.
ILLINOIS. 3232-Two 2-rm. apts.. Turn,
gas. light pd.; Sc and So Ha. 1868.
FERSON-Modern cottage. 4 connecting
rms. private. reasonable. gar. Oh. 1424-J
MERIDIAN. S.. 1862 rooms: modern:
yard: garage on car line.
NEW, JERSEY, N, l3O-Under new manag:;
good. clean rms: prices right. Ri. 4l45.
N. NEW JERSEY, 821--2 rms, kitchenette;
front; Sc. 2-rms. apt, front; $3.50.
E. Ohio OHIO, 5ss ~ housekeeping room;
PARK, 1655-Well furn. 2 & room apis.
$3.50 and $3.50: good neighborhood.
PARK, 1643-CCmbin. liV and bedroom;
near bath: plenty hot water; priv. ent.
PARK. 2l42-Furnished apt. for light
housekeeping. He. 20l6.
PENN, 2002 N-Large front room with
kitchenette; modern; adults.
SHERMAN DIR. N. i09-Cozy rm.. kitch.
prlyl.. md. home; gar; cou. emp. Ir.4577-R
FREMONT. S.. 32-4 unfurnished rooms;
adults only. Belmont 395S-W.
WALNUT. W, l28-Also 222 N. Senate;
mod. furn. hsekpg. & Sleeping. Ri. 9l38.
TENTH, E., 3le-l large. light. clean rn.,
adjoining bath; comp. furn: breakft. set,
cabinet. wardrobes: $3.50: close in.
TENTH. 3l8 E.-Large. clean, front room;
kitchenette, sink: newly decorated; pri
vate entrance close in; Sc.
clean; plenty hot water. Oh. 696i-W.
BOTH. w. 1924 semi-modern rms. gas,
water, light. heat furnished garage; SIS
Splendid location. Ha. 1898.
2 RMS.-Mod., nicely furn.; private en-
trance: walk. distance: reas. Ri. $3.50.
4 MODERN rooms for light
Housekeeping. Irv. i599-R
2 AND UNFURNISHED-Ho usekeeping
rms. north of creel. en-. 2l27-M.
NICELY, furn;, rms, modern. unfurn..
priv. bath. Riley 4075.
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Rooms for Rent

N. ALA, l018-Attractive. quiet rm., in
mod. apt. Gentleman preferred. Ri. 9006.
ALA, N, l810-SLEEPING RIM; PRIVATE
HOME: / OR Q; PLENTY HOT WATER.
BROADWAY, l720-Nice rm., mod; near
car line; gar; ! or men. He. 5145.
CENTRAL, I854-Front rm. for gentleman
only; home privileges: "
CENTRAL. 1910 NIGEL, furnished room;
private family. Wa. 1893. -
FURN. ROOM. HA. 4787-W.
COLLEGE, 1660-Furn.. rm., for brother and
sister. or ladies employed; references.
COLLEGE 6l52-Modern. private home;
couple pref; cd. meals; gar Hu: l722.
COLLEGE, 3O13-Private family; garage
opt; l or gentlemen. Ia. 0Z49.
nicely furn. front nm. Ri. 5512.
EASTERN, N, 40-Sleeping rm. in modern,
private home; SO week; near E. Wash.
car line. Board optional.
GRAY, 81 S.-Attractive front rm.; pri
vate. mod. home for lady. Oh. 3714-W.
pri. emit. nice. near bath. Ii. 2007.
OAKLAND, 1133-Two pleasant rms; suit.
girls; near e. 10th car; pri. Gu. 1242-M.
PARK, 2l46-2 large front connect. rooms:
large closets; adj bath. He. 30l5.
PENNA. N, 1901 or 2 persons; hot
water IN 91om; very quiet: III 2zgz:
PENN 81 ais a. 9O7-Pieasant rooms; modern
PRATT, 426 E.-2 front sleeping rms; ex-
ira good bed; nicely furn. Ii. 2654.
SHELBY, 1412-Mod.; private family; rea-
sonable: home privileges. DR.. 593o-R.
STATE, n. 45sINieceea warm rm., modern;
G girls home s4 privIieges ' cRi a5sa-w f
TECUMSEH, lO4l-3 nice rooms, un-
furn. garage handy: reasonable. Oh. 5ll2
E. WALNUT, 320-No.. 8; close in; cont.
hot water; Joining bath. Call after s pm.
WASH, S844 W.-share beautiful. strictly
TENTH, E., 51O-,Sleeping room; board If
desired: plenty hot water. II. 9l97.
MODEM apr; PLENTY HoT WATER.
TWELFTH, E., 317---Large front room;
newly furnished. Ii. ALI.
18TH, E., l38I772 lovely. furnished sleep.
rms; reasonable. Ha. 0713-W.
Modern home; Central car. He. 5el7.
WIDOW--Has modern home. witt. garage;
reas.: home privileges. Oh. 5355-W.
CLEAN-Furnished room; l or 2 men;
garage; north of 30th. ia. 2754.
LARGE airy room. adjoining bath; private
home; gentleman: reasonable. he. 244l.
HOTEL
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come CONNIE ction. s2O E. yerm0HSSnot. Just on
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Radio and Equipment

ATTENTION-Radi owners; expert radio
service of all kinds TWO years with Kruse-
Cornell Co. CLYDE B. TRADER, 202 N.
Rural St. Oh. 7039-M, Ii. 4784
RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
paired and service. Cummins Bros.
Radio Co. "a w. Ohio St. Ii. 1856.
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FISHING SEASON OPENS
AngIersSto Get Chance After Mid
night.

Open season on game fish in In
diana will start at midnight tonight.
The season closed April 30.
Fish that may be legally caught
are: Bass, bluegill, cI>opies, red
cared sunfish, pike or pickerel and
perch
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Real Estate for Exchange
SALE OR TRADE

Five-room semi-modern double; splen-
di6ly located. overlooking Brookside Park.
corner 18th and Parker Ave. viii sell on
CHARLES E. HOLLOWAY & SON,
Ri. 4431. 14o N. Delaware st.
GOOD EQUITY-In one or two pieces Of
property to exchange for q light car.
II. 7007s
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Business Announcements
Z BAND SAVING
SPINDLE CARVING

Hand ana machine turning ana special
furniture. 324 w. Norris st.
BICYCLES AND RADIOS
Repairing and supplies. Riddles Shop,
gao Mass. Ave. Ii. 1850.
CARPENTER and iobbing Of all kinds. also
repair work. J. DICHNER, Or. 2307-W.
CLEANING-Wall paper, 75c-sl rm., with
guarantee. Work done at once. White
man. Be. 1855.
CLEANING PAPER 81 room; expert work
done Immediately. DR.. 4279.
FEATHERs--Bought. sold and renovated
feather mattresses, and pillows made. e
F. BURKLE. 416 Mass. Ri. $685..
HAULING-Ashes and miscel. Quick serv-
ice; reasonable prices. Be 2525-W.
HAULING-Of all kinds: cleaning of all
kinds and yards taken care Of. Ia. 495l.
HOUSE LEANING-Painting and hard
wood floors refnished. Ha. 3651-W.
INTERIOR DECORATING-Expert; i8c
roll; work guaranteed. Ri. 1851.
PAPER CLEANING-Paint washing. hard
wood Zoos. Wk. guar. MASON. Ii. ll04.
PAPER HANGING. cleaning. samples;
paper furnished; $3.50 room. Oh. 03ls.
PAPER CLEANING, 81 ROOM
Work guaranteed: white men. Ma. 1907.
PAPER HANGING-Paper furn.; samples;
also cleaning: work guar. Be 2829-J.
PAPER HANGING = Samples. also paper
cleaning; expert work guar. DR.. $50.
PAPER HANGING = Reasonable; samples
shown. Oh. 1884.
PAPER MISUNDERSTANDING and paint
ing: plaster patching Oh. 68l3.
RUG. exI2 THOROUGHLY CLEANED, y
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. A462.
RUGS CLEANED-9xl2; special 10 days.
Sl.50; called fer g. delivered. Oh. $685..
SEWER DIGGING : Unstopping: cement
work g. blocking; reas. Ri. 9204-W. p m.
soDDINci. CEMENTING,. GRADING AND
TIN SHOP ON WHEELS
Guttering, timing of all kinds: salts
faction guaranteed. H. SELCH. DR.. 2773.
w A. EDWARDS & CO. general con-
tractors and builders. Call Oh. 0739
paint. free est; CO. est. 1902. Oh. 2682-W.
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Special Notices


IF YOU HAVE ANY LAW BUSINESS
US. Damages. wages, liens collected, We
courts. FTTZGERALD'S LAW OFFICES,
251a w. Washington st.
ELECTREAT BODY MASSAGE = Corrects
81 3 ao2h NO. IT, H. J sss
MAGIC CLEANER : Cleans woodwork,
MAS. 81 Va. Ave. Ma. 1928.
ELEcTREAT MAssAdE-Corrects tired and
nervous condition. l112 Central, Apt. K.
Ii. 1878. LOLA WALKER.
ON or after June 10. 1928, will not be
responsible for debts contracted by any
other than myself. 8. r. LA PORTE.
gT5 so.3 Massage S Snd qseFnn
ORGAN LESSONS = And practice. See
Burke & Walt. organists. Earring Theater
Help Wanted Male
MEN
ployes, with clean record, not now en-
ployed preferred. Report at once.
115 S. CAPITOL
WANTED young man to train to be prac-
tlcal electrician. Call Ir. 4246.
Help Wanted Female
G1RL-Ambitious to answer phone in at
torney'S office in exchange for complete
Stenographic course. Practical business
Box Al28.
Situations Wanted Male
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; colored. for
oil a. Norff dr{xr
Situations Wanted Female
MAN AND wIFE-Young colored. as maid
and cook; chauffeur and general work.
VIII leave city. Ii. BIAS.
STENOGRAPHER-Exp familiar with
office methods; competent; willing work
YOUNG CoLoRED GIRL-Housework;
half day by the week. He. 1855.
HALF pay ,woRKT7;An.y line homework:
SPRING HOUSE. CLEANING :. Willing
worker: exp. reliable woman. Ii. 7l59.
WHO NEEDS-A neat colored girl for
their Office? Call Ri. 1868.
GENERAL HOUSEWoRK-Willin reiia-
bic, colored woman. Ri. 667l.
NEAT COLORED GIRL = General house
work; fast worker; reliable. On. 5872.
work: honest: reliable Ri. 1886.
DISH WASHING or nursing colored
girl day or week Oh. 5545-W.
NURSEMAID-Young coored girl: perma-
nent home; best references. hi. 1889.
WASHINGS-Fa Family and bundle work. VIII
call for and deliver. Ri 1892.
HOUSECLEANING-R Reliable woman willing
to leave city; ref. Ha. 0286-W
DAY WORK-Experience colored lady;
wiling worker. Oh. 6365-W.
CLEANING or laundry work; day or week;
best ref. He. l147
HOUSE CLEANING-By the day, also ex-
perienced seamstress. Careful wk. Oh. 1884
ExPERIENCED-Co lady for work BY
day or week. Ha. 39l5W.
Home Laundry Expert. HE. 5212.
NEAT colored girl. half day work: good
worker. Ii. 1902.
DAY WORK-Competent colored girl;
willing worker: reference. Ha. 1421-J.
NEAT Colored girl; work by the day or
week Exp. Ii. 8949.
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.TemeLrN
Pets and Live Stock

BEAUTIFUL 49, Diamond ring, 18karat,
white gold mounting, for $25 Ii 1865.
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EDWARDS, 143i-Univ. lights. Want man
and wife or mother and child.
NEWMAN, 11l8-Nicely furnished room in
private home. Lady preferred.
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Help Wanted Female

GIRL-Ambitious to answer phone in at
torney's Office in exchange for completI
stenographic course. Practical bushes
exchange. Small salary. Address Time
Box Al28
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Business Property for Sale

LARGE STORE ROOM and 6 room mod
ern house combined; garage. 14l7 Madi-
son Ave. Will sell reasonable for cash.
M. F. Megel, 713 Mass ave. Ii 5801.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Houses for Sale

1854 N. PENN. ST.
Seven-room modern house; garage;
grocery st9Tsro9m on rear of Of lott for for
RoF%tEEsEec H f4s0s Sons a % u w Se oso 81
STATE, N, 90s-11---5 rooms a side, cleo
$40 side; only So, $50: $3.50 cash. Mr..
keller, evenings; He 1872 nvA,rops
1870 N. Delaware. Ma. 4O81.
HOYT AVE. oops rooms modern,
garage. improved street and alley. good
residence location S420oTo W insRsSe any
sE E5S Realtor. Main Oi51. IT. Oels-J.
MATHEWS ST.. 5l0s-4,. rooms, electric
lights, garage. VIII sell reasonable for
cash; ooI N. F. MEGEL' 7is Mass Ave-
SO ACREs-For sale OF trade for house or
lots. BROOKS, 538 Z. Ohio st. Call
after 3 D. m. Brokers protected.
CENTENNIAL. s28-4-room bungalow; gas,
electricity garage. owner sacrifice equity
NORTHERN AVE. 3742-New 5-room mod.
bung.; cleo. water system; no city taxes.
Priced right. owner. Oh. S943-W.
1900 sOUTH-s40O cash gives deed to g.
near car. school. Owner. Ha. 4474-W.
500 CASH-5041 w. 18th: 5-room bunga-
low; modern; full basement: attic; fruit
trees gar. Information, key 5037 w. 18TH.
ST. FRANCIS PARk-Beecn Grove lou aux
1855. Call DR.. 2307-M, evenings and Sun
day.
DENNY AND -bedrm. bunga-
low; firepl.. buffet. kitchen cabinet. hard
wood frs. For terms. call owner. 1r. 2l74.
CHESTER, IFS N.-Well-built. 6-rm. semi
modern: terms. Owner. Ir. 2692-R-3.
18TH 81 REMBRANDT-6-rm mod. double,
7-rm. mod. bung.. garage: $500. DR.. 0880.
COLONIAL type, bedrm. mod. hm., heart
of Irvington; may trade. owner Ir. 1894.
NORTH, E., 37l5-2-room house. good lot;
garage; reas. owner. CHI 04s3-M.
50 600 EQUITY in Washington Blvd. Home
priced to sell direct. No agents. Ia. 2673.
KAPPES. 1244-Wel built 7-room semi
mod. garage. BY administrator. Wa. 1864.
NEW JERSEY, 2460 N.-Beautiful away
dou.; nd; dou. gr.; shrubs. Own, Ia. 3l49
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SEVERAL HORSES-Shetland poney, gen
tie; wagns & harness. Rear, ~ w Morris
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Farms for Sale
Farms Wanted

TO TRADE good income property for farm
in so mi. No. East, or West Of Indian
apolis. Address. Owner 2-G..-inn. r.
F. D. No. 8. Frankfort. Ind.
WANFED-Cash price from owner; farm
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Saturday Events
Arsenal Cannon Alumni luncheon, Co.
sumbia Club.
Sigma\ Alpa Epsilon luncheon. Cham
Der of Commerce.
Beta Theta Pi luncheon. Board of
Trade.
Indiana Confectioners Club meeting.
Severin, .. NJ.
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BABY CHICKS, $40 PER 100
Fancy &c more. Ducklings. zoe to SOC
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Farms Wanted
Room, for Rent With Board

LADY-Wishes to share apt. Box c So
Times.
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BOYERS HATCHERY.
"a N Del Tel. Ri. $40.
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? Miscellaneous Wanted

CAST-OFF CLOTHING
Best prices paid for gents good used
suits. Calls answered promptly.
Ii. 1874. NJ West.
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FUfLNI UtOE WAN I ED
Will pay good cash prices. DR.. 4s40
TRADE your used furniture for good
car. Ii. 8943 for particulars
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HOUSE CLEANING Your surplus cloth
ing. furniture, magazines. papers, will
help us to help others. Salvation Army
Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Ri.
1922 l27 W. Georgia st.
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Help Wanted Male

MEN
For distributing circulaEs Former en-
ployes, with clean record, not now en-
ployed preferred. Report at once.
115 S. CAPITOL
WANTED young man to train to be prac-
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Situations Wanted Male

CHAUFFEUR-Expe colored, for
all or part time driving. Ii. 4805.
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Someone has stolen his sos
clarinet from the Columbia Club,
Cobert Parvin, Columbia Club Or
chestra member, reported to police
.oday.
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Mankato will be hostess to several
hundred women, when the annual
State Federation Of Women's clubs
convene there on September 10, 20,
and Fl. Mrs. George Sugden, general
chairman of the executive committee,
has called the committee together for
general discussion as to ways and
means for financing the project. On
May 18 benefit movie will be stag
ed at one of the Mankato theatres
and high-class production will be
shown, the proceeds Of which will be
used to defray the expenses incurred
during the state convention. Many
local club women will attend the ses-
sions Of the state meeting.
The body of Mrs. Laura Bergeson
that has been in a receiving vault in
Minneapolis since her death January
LIST, 1928, was brought to Sanborn
Wednesday of last week, May End,
for interment, which service took
place the afternoon Of that day, and
was in the city cemetery. There were
no services at the church, and the SER
vice at the grave was conducted by
Rev. Bruins Of Sanborn. Mrs. C. F.
Schwieger, Mrs. A. R. Furch, Mrs.
George GOWN, Mrs. L. L. Blackburn,
Mrs. F. NJ. Robinson, Mrs. Ora Traut-
man, Mrs. C. B. Armstrong and Mrs.
]. Erickson were present at the SER
vice. Also DR.. F. NJ. Robinson, C. F.
Schwieger and Ora Trautman. The
three gentlemen were pallbearers.-
Comfrey Times. Mrs. Bergeson was
known in Redwood Falls having at
one time been employed at the Fisher
Beauty Shoppe.
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Mrs. E. A. Stansbury and Mrs. Mae
Hagge entertained Wednesday after
noon at the Stansbury home. Bridge
was played at four tables.
The Ramsey Farmers Club will
meet Friday evening, May 18th, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Am
berg. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kohler and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Whittet are in
charge Of the program and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Neuschwander and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Wells will serve on the re-
freshment committee.
Miss Orlene Raverty and Miss
Helen Hadlick entertained Saturday
at a one o'clock bridge luncheon at
Hotel Redwood. A three course lunch.
con was served and later bridge was
played at ten tables. Mrs. H. S. Aune
won high score and Miss Hazel Aune,
low score. The out of town guests
present were, Miss Raverty's moth
er, Mrs. Raverty of Sleepy Eye and
her sister, Miss Gladys Raverty of
Buffalo Lake, and Miss Hadlick's
mother, Mrs. Hadlick of Blue Earth
and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hadlick of
Minneapolis.
A pretty afternoon party at the
home of Mrs. j. B. Philbrick Tues
day afternoon marked the close of the
club year for the Twentieth Century
Club of Redwood Falls. The Wo-
mans Club of Morgan and few 9TH
ers were the guests of honor. The
opera, "The Kings Henchman" was
the main feature of the afternoons
program. Mrs. T. E. Finn opened
the program by telling something of
the lives of Edna Vincent Millay and
Deems Taylor. Miss Millay wrote the
words of the opera and Mr.. Taylor
composed the music. Miss Marie
Tolzman reviewed the opera and gave
the setting of each act and chorus
composed of Mrs. M. Treu, Mrs. C.
A. Hillig, Mrs. S. B. Duea and Miss
Arlys Denzel sang. Miss Avis
Kvello played the accompaniment and
also sang. At the close Miss Denzel
sang a solo from, Tannhauser. Dur
ing the social hour, Mrs. j. A. Stems
val, chairman of the social committee,
assisted by Mines. J. B. Philbrick,
VIM. Smith and Joe Corbett served
tea and cake. Apple blossoms were
used attractively in the living rooms
of the Philbrick home and roses were
used as table decorations in the din
| ing room.
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Catholic Church
j. w. Jiracek, Pastor
Masses-8:30 A. NJ, second and
fourth Sunday in month"; other
Sundays of month at 500 and
1880 A. M.
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g CITY AND COUNTY q
ESTHER DAVIS sTENsvAD. City EdIto

advertising will be inserted the OF these pages
request will made such position
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st. Johns Lutheran Church
w. C.. Nickels, Pastor.

First Presbyterian Church
James p. Linn, D. D., Minister
Sunday School at ----------- 10000
Morning worship at ---------- 11:00
Young Peoples Meeting at - 700
Evening services at --------- 500
Mid-week services, Thursday even
ing at 500
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The funeral of Carl C. Petersen,
whose widow was formerly Georgine
Adams Of Morgan, took place last
Saturday at Belview. The body was
brought from the home at Denver,
Colo, to this county for burial. Fu-
neral services were held at the Nor
wegian Lutheran church at Belview,
the pastor, Rev. E. A. Fretheim,
preaching the sermon. The rites
were military in charge of the Aug
ust Bonner Post of the American Le-
gion of Belview. Interment was made
at Redwood Falls. Deceased was
born in Denmark March 1, 1893, max
ing him thirty-five years old. He
came to America with his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. August Freder-
icksen of Delhi in 1907 and made his
home with them. He entered the
service and was in France. On June
IL, 1925, he married Georgine Adams,
who survives him. They went to Den
yer after a honeymoon trip to Dem
mark and resided there until Mr.. Pet
ersen's death on May LIST. He was a
member Of the Mile High Chapter of
D. A. v. at Denver and the Ameri-
can Legion.-Morgan Messenger.
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3 Generations
Have Taken Il
Cardui Benefited Tennessee Lady
Who Tells How Mother Gave
1t To Her and How She
Gave 1t To Daughters.

''I have been familiar with the
benefits of Cardui ever since L was
a girl" says Mrs. John Brown, R. F.
D. 8, Cleveland, Tenn. II first took
it when 1 was in my teens, as my
mother took it before me. 1t was
from her that I first learned of this
splendid medicine.
when was entering womanhood
she gave me several bottles of Car
dui, and I remembered that it
helped me a lot. At that time I
suffered often with a bad pain in
my back and sides.
After was married I suffered
from weakness, so asked my huS-
band to get me some Cardui to take,
which he did, and was soon feel
ing much better.
Il have been married thirty-tive
years, and during that time I have
had occasion to take Cardui sew
eral times, and every time it has
been of great benefit to me. I can
heartily indorse it, for I know what
a splendid medicine it is. J. have
given it to my daughters as they
grew up.
Il have taken Cardui during the
change Of life. I was very nerv-
Gus. That was my worst symptom,
nervousness and sleeplessness. Car
dui seemed to overcome these trou-
bles, and with its aid I passed safely
through that trying period
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-19
CATCH JAIL -BREAkER
One of Charlottesville Fugi-
tive Quartet Gives UP.

Leslie Johnson, 10 one of a
quartet to break Jail at Crawfords-
vile Saturday night and who gave
himself up to police at his home, 115
E. Walnut St. Sunday morning
was back in the CraWfordsvi.le jail
today awaiting a trip to the State
RefOrmatory at PendletOn. where
he has been sentenced to serve five
to twenty-Onc years.
Warren II. SpoOner, %, another of
the four who escaped was also back
in Jail, having been captured near
Charlottesville. John NJ. Watson,
AZ, an eX-convict, whom Johnson
says engineered the escape, has not
been returned. although Crawfords-
vile police allege they had informa-
ton that he has been captured
"smewhere in Illinois"
The fourth member of the quartet
was Fayette Hiner, "a, 27l4 Burton
Ave. who was sentenced with john
son for rObbing a Charlottesville
filling station. He still is at large.