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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-04
Local Bowling Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

elry. Illinois Boosters No. 2, Illinois
Boosters No. 5.
The Uptown alleys will stage handi-
cap singles sweepstakes New Years. An
average Of 100 will be scratch and entrants
with a lower average will be given two
thirds OF the difference between their aver
age and 100 A large entry Is expected
and the meet will last two days, Dec. 81
and Jan. /. Entries must be IN by mid
night Dec rs.
The chief topic among the bowIers
now is the pot Of Gold" handicap eYenB
70 b.. rolled on the T FIR Club drives Dec e;
the most successful meets held in the
city last season and wiz be bigger this
yseam that I Wishes he's to roll had better play
safety first" and turn in their entry at
once as the rule Of first come-h rst-served
will be followed and all squads are. ex-
pected to be filled before the time limit
expires. An entry blank can be secured at
any Of the alleys in the city for this
event.
The Fountain Square No League games
at the Fountain SQUARE alleys resuitedi IN IN
Transfer, Bemis Bag and Schuster Coal
over the Prospect Gas, Pratt street and
over tie three-game route with a total
Of GIL, on games Of 1872, 23l and l98.
Emery had both high and low score, get
ting start OF ll8 and finishing with
great 267.
The Cards took the Indians for three
games In the Optimist League series at the
Central alleys. The other games were de-
cided over the tWo-out-of-three route. the
Yanks, Reds and Giants nosing out the
Cubs, Braves and Pirates. Troutman had
high total with a score of 6i4 which In
cluded the high single game OF 248, Cray
was next with Gil.
Eddie schott set new high single game
record for the boys OF the Recreation
league TO shoot at when he rolled a score
of 27S in his last try. His other games
showed scores OF 1872 and 1S0 which give
him total OF go for the night. other
900" totals were Mccarthy, GIG; Sargent,
co.; Schering, $685. Middaw, sos; Porter,
Cos, and Argus, 6lf. The Falls City
Lager, II. Schmitt Insurance and Western
Oil won three from the Mary Lou Lunch
Silver King and Travellers Insurance as the
THYME took two from the COca-COla.
The Reformed Church league games at
the Prtchett Recreation we're close and
hard fought, no team being able to win
three games. The First Y M. @, En-
manuel Seconds, Second Reformed, Trinity,
Emmanuel and First Tigers won the odd
st. Pauls. Zion. First owls and Carroll
ton Boosters. All Tacke continued TO set
dizzy pace in this loop and led tho
field with a total of $50 on games OF 220,
204 and 235. A SChoch was next with GIG
for his three games.
Illinois alleys will hold a 1850" doubles
sweepstakes Sunday afternoon. For in
formation call Lincoln 0740.
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Amateur, Independent Basket News

season. For games call Drexel O1l6. The
Saints want game for Friday or Satur-
day.
st. Philips A. G. and East Tenth Street
Decks will clash Thursday at p. m. in
team with such stars as Dutch" Richeson,
st. Philips Hall. The Decks boast a fast
Russ Turk and Fox" Thompson on the
roster For games with the Saints, call
Cherry 583S-M, or write to st. Phillips
Athletic Club, at 535 Eastern avenue.
Rhodius Community House five started
the season by defeating Brightwood In
dependents, as to II, Saturday night on
community team wants games with teams
in the 17-18-year-old class. Call Belmont
04la and ask for Kenneth. owls. Grows
quintet has access to the gym on Sat-
urday from until p. m.
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22 TIGER LETTER MEN

Dozen Princeton Vets Available for
Next Grid Season.
By United Press
PRINCETON, N. j., Dec. A.
Twenty-Five members of the 1928
Princeton football squad are eligible
for letters. The letters will be given
to those men who played either
against Yale or in two of the other
three big games against Navy, Cor
nell and Ohio State. Twelve of the
twenty-five letter men will be avail
able for 1929.
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ures he'll have a stronger starting
roster in 1929 than he had last
spring. 1t will be BrunO's third
season as Tribe pilot.
THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE WILL
OPEN ITS 1929 CAMPAIGN APRIL q AND
CLOSE 1T SEPT. rs, WITH THE GUS
TOMARY 1888 GAMES BEING PLAYED.
The A. A. will play its usual 1853
games, with the western clubs open
ing in the east. Starting and fin
ishing dates have not been set.
Three Colonies were put on the
market today. They are Maurice
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Shannon, infielder; Joe Bird, catch
er, and Don Rutherford, utility
player. Mobile is bidding for the
trio.
Louisville wants a new catcher,
two outfielders and several pitch
ers; in fact, the Colonies want any
thing they can CAB.
Although Nick Allen and Bill
Meyer have been deposed as man
ayers at st. Paul and Louisville, re-
spectively, it became known today
that the clubs hold strings on the
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Hansen Tackles
Akron Fighter
BIZ United PreSs

RD United Press
CLEVELAND, Dec. 4.-Knute
Hansen, highly touted heavyweight,
will oppose K. o. Christner, Akron,
in the headline bout of the Christ
mas benefit show to be held here
tonight.
Hansen, who is expected to en-
ter the ring at 205, is a decided ia
vorite to win from Christner, who
will scale 1876. In the semi final
Johnny Farr will oppose Billy Wal
lace,
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SWEATERS AWARDED

MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Dec. a.
Twenty-Five red heavy wool sweat
ers are to be presented to as many
members Of the high school football
squad as honor awards. The sweat
ers we're given by the High School
Athletic Association.
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Marion County Sunday School
League No. 2 plays its weekly games
at the Pensy gym Wednesday night
Memorial Baptist and Central Ave-
nue. M. E. quintets will pry off the
lid at 1880. First Baptist and Ia
bernacle fives clash at $50, while
$50 will see the University Heights
Christians in action against Old
Bethel M. E., who have replaced
Broad Ripple and will attempt to
throw scare into the league when
they tackle the leaders. Standing
Of No. 2 league:
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All-Jewish Team

By United Press
BOSTON, Dec. 4-The Jewish Adj
vocate announced today its all
America, all-Jewish football team
for 1928, as follows:
Left End-Barabec, New York university.
Left Tackle-Winnich (Syracuse).
Left Guard-Schwartz North Caro-
Hna).
Center-MieIziner Carnegie TECH.
Right. Guard - Speidel. washington
Statel.
Right TackIe-Lusky (VanderbilD.
Right End-Rosenzweig Carnegie Tech)
Quarter Back-Levison (NOrthWestern).
Left Halfback-LOm California;.
Right Halfback--Behr (Wisconsin).
Full Back-COrnsweet Brown Uni
versity)
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Central and
VincenneS In
Tilt Tonight
Coach Good Sends Meters
Out for First Game
of Season.

Coach Good ran his Greyhound
net squad through a final limber-
ing up Monday night for the first
game of the season with the Vim
cennes quintet this evening at 8
o'clock at the Indiana Central gym
nasium. The Monday practice con-
sisted mostly of signal drill.
AS it will be the first college game
for the freshmen players, Good
probably will use most of the rhine
members to see how they stand up
under fire. However, the Bailey
brothers and Art Bright, are ex-
pected to see action in a greater
part of the game. Indiana Central
colleges schedule:
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HOCKEY FRANCHISE $4,000

By Cntted Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. A
regular business meeting of the di-
rectors of the Canadian American
Hockey League was held here in
accordance with the newly insti-
tuted system of holding meetings in
each league city.
The principal business was rails
ing of the waiver price from $1,000
to $2,5o1 ar~ lifting the price Of a
league franchise from $4,000 to $10,-
600.
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S. S. League
Performs at
Pennsy Gym
Also Play on New Church
Court Tonight; No. 2
Tits Wednesday.

Marion County Sunday School
League No. 1 will play its weekly
games at Pennsy gym tonight.
Bridgeport M. E. will clash with
West Newton M. E. at 7:30, while
The East Park M. E. quintet VS.. the
Gnglewood Christian will be the
$50 attraction.
Broadway NJ. E. will meet the
First Presbyterian five at 8 p. m. in
dedication of the new Presbyterian
gym. Standing of No. l league fol-
lows
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Family Five

BIZ Times Special
DLUFFTON, Ind, Dec. A.
D The Meyers brothers have
organized a basketball team
and this city is proud of the
family affair. The five play
ers are brothers and all have
performed on the hardwood
courts in high school or indie
pendent ranks.
The team is composed Of
Orel, Oliver, Alvin, Orlando
and John Meyers. It's a novel
quintet.
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INITIATE NEW FLOOR
ShOrtridge Prepares to Pry OF Lid
With Alexandria Saturday.

Shortridge high school basketeers
initiated their new gym in a short
workout Monday in preparation for
the seasons opener with Alex
andria here Saturday night.
The contest will be played on the
new Shortridge floor at PennSyl-
vania and Thirty-fourth streets at
BIS with preliminary tilt between
Shortridge and Alexandria reserves,
at z .. m.
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FLU STRIKES GEORGIA

Coach Harry Mehre and Seven
Players Take to Beds,
By United Press
ATHENS, Ga, Dec. 4.-With the
Georgia Tech game only four days
away, Coach Harry Mehre and
seven players on the University of
Georgia football team took to their
beds today with influenza.
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le weeks schedule follows

4IlS WSSh D oCtACOItiS 4OA4OWo'
Tuesday, Cleveland at Ft. Wayne;
Wednesday, Cleveland at Chicago;
Paterson at New York; Thursday,
Brooklyn at Cleveland; Friday,
Brooklyn at Cleveland, New York
at Trenton; Saturday, Brooklyn at
Rochester, New York at Paterson.
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HooSier FIUe on
Top in Pro Net
League Struggle


EW UUTItW IIto6
NEW YORK, Dec. Aft. Wayne,
Ind, is out in front in the American
Basketball League race, but may
meet unexpected opposition from
the Cleveland five in tonight's game
at Fl. Wayne. Cleveland has been
strengthened by the addition of Lop-
chick, Barry and Dehnert, formerly
of the New York Celtics. Standing
of the clubs, through Dec. 3, follows:
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tic seaboard to-
day was in a
mood to dis
cuss a subject
which a few
days back was
the liveliest and
most vibrant
con versational
topic in sports.
Not even the
avalanche of
africans in the
m e tropo litan
sports pages
showing a pre-
ponderance OF
eastern names
among the sea-
- .L:I-L
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GOLF SESSIONS SET

BV JNITCu FTt5S
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The annual
meeting of the United States Golf
Association will be held at the Hotel
Commodore, New York. Jan. 5. The
greens section committee will meet
Jan. 4 and 5.
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Oregon Coach
Has Flu

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. Paul
~ Schissler, coach of the
oregon Aggies football team
that defeated New York uni
versity in New York last
Thursday, is i'll of influenza in
st. Luke's hospital here. At
tending physicians said his
condition was not alarming.
He was taken from the train
here Sunday for treatment.
The rest of the squad returned
home.
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PLAN |. H. S. HEARING
To Decide on Injunction Complaint
Against Bosse Suspension.
BIZ Times special

BIZ IWtb NUtEIUI
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. A.
Hearing of the injunction complaint
filed by two taxpayers prohibiting
the Indiana High School Athletic
Association from carrying out its rul-
ing to suspend Bose high school
from participation in authorized
athletic contests until Jan. l will
take place Saturday.
Members of the associations
directorate and A. L. TTester, per-
manent secretary, were present at
the initial hearing Monday.
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ENGLISH BEAT GERMANS

BV LHIFCd Prc88
LONDON, Dec. 4.--Great Britain
defeated Germany three events to
one in a boxing tournamnt at the
National sporting club. The events
included heavyweight, light heavy
weight, bantamweight and welter-
weight.
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Costly Hockey
Player Injured

TORONTO, Dec. 4.-Roy Worters,
star goal tender for whom the New
York Americans gave $4,000 and
Goalie Joe Miller, may be out Of
the game indefinitely with deep
cash behind his left ear. He re-
ceived the injury in collision with
Harry Common, Monday, in practice.
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TIMES MEETS BUDDIES
Newspaper Quintet in Action To-
night; Bottoms Hits Regularly.

The Indianapolis Times basketball
five will take on the indianapolis
Buddies club tonight at tbs at the
Communal hall. The Times team
will take the floor with its first
string lineup.
Foley Bottoms, star forward on
The Times team, has amassed a
great average of six field goals q
game in four contests.
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ED CONVICTION ELECTED

BV UnIted Press
LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. ed
Covington, %, of Mayf1eld, KY, has
been elected captain of the 1929
University of Kentucky football
team. He is a brother of Herb Gov
ington, former Centre college star.
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UNDER SLIGHT HANDICAP

When Lardner, Detroit center,
played against Siano, Fordham CEN
ter, he outweighed his opponent
sixty-nine pounds. Lardner weighs
227.
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TELEGRAPH OPERATOR

Fred Leach, who will be with the
New York Giants next year, was a
telegraph operator in Idaho when
he first learned to play baseball.
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Talking
1T OVER
WITH HOE WILLIAMS

ATEw YORK, Dec. 4.-With prac-
IN tically no formality, and after
the manner of one who is sickened
Of the whole thing, the east has
dropped the matter of football.
Scarcely anybody along the Allan
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MAY BECOME OUTFIELDER

Now that waivers have been asked
on Joe Bush. who is through as a
major league pitcher, you hear that
Bush may try tc become an OUT
fielder. He is pretty good hitter.
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Amateur Football

Indianapolis Cubs lost to Leonard
Cleaners by a 6-to-0 score Sunday. The
weather permits and viii meet teams in
the 130-pound class. Call Belmont 1929
between 5 and p. m. and ask for Glenn.
Municipal Garden Juniors take notice.
st. Philips Boys Club eleven ended its
season Sunday on the short end of 10
to-6 score with the West Side Juniors at
Brooksile park in hard-fought tilt.
Saints won eight games and lost two. The
next week.
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men. Louisville has promised Meyer
his unconditional release if he finds
a berth.
Hienie Groh has jumped into the
running for the Colonel mana
geriaI post. He is about the
thirty-fifth who has been men
toned.
Association managers proving
about the convention are zwilling
of Kansas City; Stengel of Toledo;
Lelivelt of Milwaukee, Kelley of
Minneapolis, Leibold of Columbus
and Bethel of Indianapolis. Presi-
dents and business managers are
looking out for st. Paul and Louis
vile.
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JOINED BIG MAJORITY

Massachusetts Citizens Join S5
Other States for Sunday Ball.
When Massachusetts citizens
voted for Sunday baseball in the re-
cent elections, they joined fans of
thirty-hve other states who want
Sunday baseball.
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SIX-DAY LEADERS

BV UNltCu Pfe8S
NEW YORK, Dec 4.-MeNamara
and Vannek held the lead in the six
day bicycle race at 8 a. m. today
after IS hours.
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THREE CHEZ MEN

Bernie Crowl, Rutgers center,
Pommerening, Michigan tackle and
Putnam Of the Williams line, played
through every game of the season
without being relieved.
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Team leaders

Frank Morris OF the Twenty Year -Endow-
ment team was the only bowler TO reach
the 600 mark Monday. Morris had scores
OF 22l, 1914 and 1872 for total OF COZ.
The Meridian Garage failed TO hit their
stride and fell far below the 2,700 total.
John Goodwin was the only member Of
this club to roll near average, getting a
total of sos.
Tom Quinn and his White Furniture
team failed to hit their usual stride and
as a result stopped at a total of 1870.
Quinn turned in the high game for this
club when he rolled 200 in his first try.
Tonights tourney schedule follows:
Five Men. $50 P. M-Opumist Club,
Exchange No. (servicel Mutual Insur-
ance. Exchange Club lUnityl, Mercator
Club, Universal Reds, Fl Harrison, Uni
versal Luncheon Blues, Coca-Cola tRecrea-
tom. Capitol PinochlerS, Easterns, Pock's
Five Men, $50 P. M.-second Reformed
Church. st. Pauls Reformed Church, Car
rollton Boosters, Immanual, First Tigers
lions Eighth, Young Mems Glass, Re
formed Church team, GeigerPeters, b.
Balke-collender Company, Beveridge PEPPER
Company. Duesenberg Boosters. Auto
Equipment Company outlaws, Lang jew
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The experts, of course, will tell
You this is bad football; there is
never any excuse for running away
from the goal line you are headed
for. But the experts are wrong.
The excuse comes when you have
Gayle in your baekfield.
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IF there has ever been any doubt
L as to his right to rank as the
best back in the east-not excepting
the Strongs, the Harpsters or the
Schulls-his flaming performance
against o position that outclassed
his own Il n SO far that there was
no comparison, ought to settle the
issue beyond any further debate.
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EVEN IN DEFEAT HE WAS TO ME ONE
OF THE BIG THRILLS OF A GAME THAT
REEKED OF THRILLS. TIME AFTER
TIME ON RUNNING PASS PLAYS THE
WHOLE STANFORD TEAM SIFTED
THROUGH THE BATTERED ARMY LINE
AND SURROUNDED eagle, FORCING
HIM NARDs BACK INTO HIS OWN TER
RITORY, DRIVING HIM FROM ONE SIDE
OF THE FIELD TO THE OTHER, A PACK
OF HOUNDS CoRNERING THE FOX, BUT
ALWAYS THE RED HEAD MANAGED TO
ELUDE THEM LONG ENOUGH TO MAKE
A LONG ACCURATE FLING TO ONE OF
HTS PECETVERG
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Illinois alleys will hold a 1860" doubles
sweepstakes Sunday afternoon. For in-
formation call Lincoln 0740.
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Mr.. Jones reports that sixteen of
his men were injured in the battle,
including Red Christian eagle who
came out of the merry little froIic
with a Scared and Dubious nose.
eagle, however, was the only Army
back to play the full game. 1t
might be closer to the fact to say
he played the whole Army game. He
is one of those smalIish fellows
made of whaIebone and grit and
capable of standing terrific
amount of bouncing around.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Handkerchiefs
In Hundreds of Styles
35c, 3 for ST.

Dainty linen handker-
chiefs W i t h Chinese
hand embroidery and
filet lace in corners.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
SUGGEST REPLY DRAFT.
French Offer Advice to Britain on
Berlin Answer.

LONDON, December 8 G40.-The Brit
ish government has received suggestions
from the French government for the
draft of a reply to be sent to Berlin's
note of october 80 regarding the set
ting up of new experts committee
on reparations.
It is stated in official circles that
these suggestions had been made in
the light of various comments OF the
other powers concerned, which had
been forwarded to Premier Poincare.
and which are now being considered
by British experts
Evening star., 1928-12-09

-Women'S all-linen inl-
tia1ed handkerchiefS.
All white, or white with
colored borders.
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Baby Books For

Also water @7 E0
bags, decorated ~A'OO
with dainty hand-painted
rose designs.
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75c Ea.

White linen handker-
chiefs with I t a l j a n
drawn-work designs in
all four corners. Arme-
nian lace edge and nov
city corners.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Crepe de Chine
Goats

Pink, white and c.. .O0
blue crepe de P0'|o
chine coats with hand
shocked yokes and embroid-
cred collars. Sizes to 2
years.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
1898 Sweaters

Dainty little 80 08>
imported sweaters %@'/O
in pink, blue, white and tan,
with touches of hand en-
broidery. Sizes to 4 years.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
ST. and $l.5O

Lovely handkerchiefs
with linen centerS. Chi
nese lace edge, and pref
ty hand embroidered
designs in the corners.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
$l.OO to $3.50

Fine linen and crepe
de chine handkerchiefS,
edged wit h imported
laceS. In the dainty
pastel shades.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Warm Buntings

Double breasted &0 90
buntings with %O'|O
pointed hoods. White trim
med with pink or blue satin.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Sweater Suits

-Four : pc. suits &6 QQ
for wee tots to 2 %o'>o
years. In white, pink and
blue, with little touches of
colored embroidery.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
soc to $3.50

Solid color handker-
chiefs with hand-rolled
hens. Black and col
ored handkerchiefs with
hand attached lace.
Some with hand-em-
broidered corners.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Hand Made Dresses

Beautiful little @7 90
nainsook dresses, %A'~O
hand made and hand en-
bro d cred. Finished with
scallops around neck, sleeve
and bottom. In infant to q
year sizes.
Evening star., 1928-12-20
Gifts Of Robes
orWarm BedWear
In abundance On The Third Floor

Attractive Cotton Filled Comforts. -. $295 to $4.95
Extra size Down-Fied Comforts SIS to $3.50
Sateen Comforts, All-Wool Filled $495 to $l205
Frinsed Auto Robes, imported. ........ S495 to $40
Warm Plush Auto Robes. .$395 to SIS
Crinked Spreads s..................$l.5 SO to $3.95
A-Wool Novelty Blankets. ............ .$895 to $25
Esmond and Beacon Indian Blankets. $3.25 to $5.95
Part-Woo Blankets $395 to S5.95
AWool Blankets. Observation-Disclosures SOS to $40 pr.
Beacon and Esmond Novelty Blankets. 1895 to $5.95
Two-tone Handsome Silk Comforts. :. .$25 and $50
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1927 Nash Sedan ...... $685.
1927 Flying Cloud Coupe l.l75
1927 Flying Cloud Vic
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1926 Nash Spec. Touring $50
1927 Flying Cloud Special
Sedan LAYS
Dodge Sedan ......... 80
1926 REQ Sedan ......' o5O
1920 Studebaker Sedan. 645
1925 Dodge Sedan ..,., 3o5
1926 Chandler Sedan -, $50
1925 REQ Sedan ..,..... 4oS
1923 REQ Brougham. 2o5
1924 Buick Sedan .... 4o5
1926 Oakland Sedan, 49," SOS
Buick Master Roadster, 400
1920 Essex Coach ...... 300
Studebaker Sedan ..... 645
1923. Wolverine Sedan
demonstrator: new
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! THE TREW MOTOR co,
1926 l4th. Decatur 1910.
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wANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD

BY EMPLOYED MOTHER-Care OF child,
aged 4 years, during day; preferably vicinity
Of 14th and Park I'd. NV. Address Box
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