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THOs. j. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
I4a5 Eve St NV
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling, Being
Premises No. 919 New Jersey
Ave. NV.

BY virtue II a certain deed OF trust duly
Fecorded in .iher 54l3. at folio -. among
the land records of the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured
thereby he undersigned trustees will sell AZ
nnhlic auction ia front al the premises. on
MONDAY THE TWENTY THIRD DAY or
APRIL, tDf 1928. AT THREE O'CLOCK
NJ the following -ceScFihed land and prem
iser situate IN the District of Columbia and
desirnuteh az aud being tot - in Fisher ami
Davidge TRUSTEES subdivision of square 5Hl
as Der mai rneurded In the office of the sur
yesar for the District OF Columbia. in LlbeF
w at 4tl.O So
Terna: All cash A deposit of $500 90
required Gnnveyancing. recording etc, ~
the uurehaser's cost. Terms To be connlsed
with withfr Fifteen dave. otherwise dep0g3t
frfeited and the property may he adver'
tised and resoid at the discretion of the
MICHAEL. WALSH
KARST HOFFMAN,
apt31s1se0ot Trustees:
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Three-Story Frame Dwelling,
Situate No. 73O 3rd St. NV.

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust recorded in
Liber No. $500 at folio ~ OF the land rec
ords of the District of Columbia, We shall
sell in front Of the premises on WEDNES-
1928. Ar FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the south
10 feet front by full depth thereof of orig
iual lot numbered eighteen tlSJ in square
numbered FIVE hundred and twenty nine
t529i. together with the privilege OF a
described ground through the residue of lot
numbered eighteen llSb. and through lot
numbered seventeen tlIp TO @o,foot alley
Terms of sale: One fourth cash balance
in one two and three wears, with interest
M six ner cent per annum. payahie semi
annually. Deposit of $1,000 required AT
time of sale and the purchaser allowed IF
teen days from date OF sale to complete the
purchase. Further particulars at time Of
sale. All convevanciug and recording at
cost bt purchaser. .
EDWARD c. BAITZ
VERNON G.. OWEN
an9o-d&d< rxSu Trustees.
IL,
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ADAM A. wESCHt-ER 4 son. ACCTS,
Trustees Sale of Valuable Six
Room and Bath Brick Dwell
ing, No. 1921 Oak St. NV.

Ry virtue OF = certain sseed III trust 3aly
recorded IN l2oeE Ne, 0S@6. t0lao @S3 ss
so. OF the land recoESss Of tAs MsIFiet q
secured thereby. tas aastsyssSne6 trustees
Will OFFER feT sale ey p0ese Auctioas N
front 81 the preEasSTss on te ESkiA l. Nkik.
FIRST DAY or NAY. les, Al kODk
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described kard
hsnahas, 20 wit Part ~ les mUmeege& SSs.
10 Sh8rleS W. Ming. 3e. :. subdivision OF t%r-
t@tn iutS tH ~uNiw A HeTtt0ft s4hdtt tSft ",
81 cart of Nj Peasant A. pse elst u sai.i
Book 20, paxr l6. ~ the geyoesss pt the
utAicv OF the SatrvtSGF af the i&S&EtS& os GO
tpnteaa. neScgibeSt NJ assteS ard AGU5stts -
follaWss Re<tnasnS Fog tee SANE GA Gas
ruaatag thence NVrtA aases tire e&ss bne %
said lot ~ SO feSs - thS S0StA NaSe ~ =
she'd SFeVte0 0a she FHer ot S1it reg
thence west aio8k the south t3SS Gs StlI
Ihestsv south atestS tee MI lsns % S1tS
hot 80 ~ feet Sc the kns og TAX SseeVt Aasi
thence east al9ns the &9ns ct OaA stsset
lS,tS6 fees 80 TIE r1see ct t~SsnnsDs, Ru-
Eethev With improvements, TskaSs, pytNsseSVs
and SpnQt teNNpses to shs same eS9Nast'S
Terna~ ~ sale The aeoVe lsy0perty y III,
he sold SuhsSVt 81 two egiae ssSsStS CT trGsf
tatallfax AnngSsNtNatslv SA,4<s. .tAtA, the ~
tabs ot whtea wta - saRepneca St tes
trusts. A ,sspcSss es SSoo. Is reSairv,t -
purchaser st tlneS ct S8t All SNatNrN az.
tnS. FsSarSs4ns. assd n0t&Ftal tscS ~ sNAss 0t
pNyeh&Srr. TeFmS a. lN SNssApSkad MIA
w,tass thirty dAys sgSa, aay st sAlt o,ss,. ,,,,
erty ~ risk aast tSgss Of d@gs9leanS eGrvAs>Hs,
after HNe aaNS' advertisement al stivh yvSths
"a ssaae ncw~gsAper Published IN MAso'Ns'
tNn, II, Z. -
FREnKRlc n wARpNR.
an@u-d6sts eNSN ErsAS1ees.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
A, G.. RlSNOP
FRED MCKEE
FHs.a
an1adS,ls exSu Trustees
THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. ,AUCrIoNeERs.
t423 Eve -. NV.
TRtyxTHrs' SALE or VALUABLE LOTS
Ia IuENN I.NAAE HAkk ID e

TRUSTEES SALE or YALuAm.E LOTS
IN CHEVY CHASE PARK, y, e.
By virtue af q certain deed ot trust duN
recorded la l.iher 1896 at tpiia di OF the
iaiud reeoftls ol the District os Columbia
and at the request of the party seruerd
Thereby thu undersigned hu<iees will Selt az
ptihli. AUCTION AZ the oliee. 0t Th9S. :,
Owen Ilaa Eve ST. ~ ". Washington, u. -.
IA Wednesday THE SECOND Day or
MAY lnaS AT TMOTkN OCLuk TN ,
The failuwing tiessrihet land AMI nreuist :
situate il the rily ei WaShtneton, u, Z. i,a,-
aunthoret thirty .unp ~ ard th'rtN-twn tIS
IN snaro numlsred twenty. three hundred
aud safty t.IlUl ia the sueitN stun
knaMn ~ Chevy Chase Path A. per Mat
recorded Ia the utlice of the surveyor tar the
District al Columbia ~ Book az, pAke gt,
<ahtret tn covenants OF reV0rd
Terms One,thttd cash halaace ~ tauat
nstalmebt# at uue and tive years, win IN
tpgest at 6er ptr anpum paSah'e seWt,
annually from the date at safe and secured
ny deed at trust an the prorettN Sold or MI
cash at the purchasers option; A deposit
nf k.ua Mtii be required AZ time et sale,
All eunveS anetnN aud recording viii he ~
ptrthas.r'S coat, Terms g. he computed
With within ten daSe, otherwise the TRUSTEES
fesatee the right ta resell at the risk AMI
enst pf the aeiaultiNg pUrChasCr
MILTON J LAMBERT,
- u
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THOs. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERs
1925 Eve street Northwest.

THOS. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERS.
1925 Eve Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IN.
PROVED AND uNIMPROyED REAL
ESTATE IN MARlETTA PARK NORTH.
5a04 5s08, 590s AND 500 FOURTH
PROVED GRouND on BoTfH sIpEs or
ONEIDA -, PLACE =, BETWEEN FOURTH
Ry virtue OF a certain deed of trust
recorded March 90 l027 as instrument No
200 of the land records OF the District of
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
properts ms,i lss on WE:pNFsDAY THE TwENTY:
O'CLOCK PM. the following described lassi
and premises situate in the District of Co.
lunlhla and being lots numbered one hun
dred and ftyvs Sa .o,S e one n@,osrs nqnd' n
square numbered thirty-two hundred ard
sixty five t33U54.
Terms OF sale: Cash Lots numbered one
dred and fifty eight tlaSl are subject tt.
first teesis of trust OF SO. 90 each and
ot numbered one hundred and hfty y-nine
1881 is subject 10 FIRST deed OF trust !
50 000.O and said properties viii he sold
subject 20 said deeds of trust Indebtedness
taxes and interest paid or adjusted TO the
date of sale; all conveyancfng. recording.
etc at the cost Of purchaser good title or
no safe deposit of 81 10000 VIII I've re.
uuired at the time of sale and settlement
70 be thin thirty .5nl dsys a ir9nl nm ,ae n aS,e
erty resold at the cost and risk OF tne
defaniting purchaser after Ave 81 days
previous advertisement of such resale ~
a FRANCIS SAUL.
a23 18th 50. NV,
WILLIAM r. BENSON.
anI3i4ts.ls e0.a1.G3e4es
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BIG BRng HOME. 81 FL. WIDE
4 LAHGk BUOMs AND DAhA!k,

wonderful bFiri home. with e6pefeie
front porch ana frontage Dt oyaf sb ~
convenient tD neighboFh0ad taeilities htls
and oaf iIes I Els large r01ms and tiled
bath outside nattIs. ample ei0set tbh's
sscutld hnoF arauge,l fpf auattHlsiltj fuii
ntEts .psiaf sith IagntiTS trays In Dsffs'i
condition. hafdwoal trim throughout hot
astef hrsl ele'lfioltS safeelis aud a~iliilas
metal weather stfiBninR ThefH IL efpa
rate gslaEe THIS hane IL an esnei.tnnsi a
buy ID pnig so 500, Owner Hill make ~
tfactite terms Address hos adas Alat
IN
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling, Situate
No. III 18th St. Sc.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust recorded IN
records II the District of Columbia. We shail
sel in iron. q & tbs prcm'sesss 81 npn MpNpAh 7, 4.
iaas AT FoijR O'CLOCK PM lot one
hundred and seventeen tIt7' in J. Roland
Johnson and others subdivision OF lots IN
seven tiODTl "a per plat recorded IN the
ofiire OF the surveyor for, the District oi
Columbia III I.iber IS at folio "a.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-fourth cash. balance In
one two and three years. with interest at q
per cent per annnm. payable emt-annuaiiy
bsnosit Of $500 90 required at time of sale
and the purchaser allowed fifteen days from
date OF sala 10 complete the purchase, Fur
ther particulars az time of sale. All con-
veyanring and recordng at cost OF purchaser.
ARTHUR q, BISHOP.
FRED MCKEE.
antG.d&dA RxGu - Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Observation-Disclosures
IS 500. $500 cash sos monthly, Mod.
err Groom home }ust off 18th 81. an h'st
section Of Colymhla EeightS; tieSp YAM 20
raves sllev Similar houses iD this SECTION
nrcrS AZ sic. soc onlek action advised
EowAITER REALTY co HOS VI ave.
MNin Al eNe Cleve. o4k3.
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SUMMER COTTAGES.
AIIORE pItnI,IfIlTY.
AttIlUN SAtlfA
FUTURE DAYS
r. r. NEWELL, A. ca. AtiCfi0NEERs.
VIA ~, raiti Fane Baltimore, Md

TRUSTEES sALE or AUTOMOBILES
THE BALTIMORE uIsr0UNT COMPANY
ilAhKRUpf
W virtue ~ an order ~ The District tnnrl
Of tlle United States for The District ~ Mary
lHsd, The undersigned viii sAii at pghlle auc.
ion. "a the warehouse 10 The FEAR gf No hli
PrpnAyig Hnla ave HaaerslnNn Md an FRI
nay AND sAfIiRnAY MAY FnIIH1'H AMI
FIFTH 1928 CON MFkuING Az TEN AN
EAGH Day slnngine autamehlles ineind
ilump tr,tehs 10 stars Dnanis b fhaV
4ietkt Ntudebahers alsn HiIIeks Esse
REQ. kaeh Velia, Aubufn Overland FHsj
and HfDphewaf lin l1urinsa, fnadsieia
e0tiDHs and trileksl
F0l terms and deEGTiutiDn see The Hagals
lawn Mall tat Anril - and akih, ar ann1
JOSEPH FRANCE Trustee.
JOHN n sKEEk snlleitnr,
altl3sns National Haak Lids.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Frame Dwelling, Situ-
ate No. 1912 Girard St. NE.

BY virtue OF deed nI ifArk ESCutNeu
November rs 1927 as instrument No. Eli
among the land records of the District of Coz
lumha. W. shall sel tn lr9nt 9t ne pSnl;
DAY or APRIL. A p. la2S, AT FOtfR:
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. lot numbered
thirty.ftyA 1851 IN square numhered thirty
nine hnuired atrd thirty-four l3934l, In q
subdivision made by Edward I Davis and
Alice " Larrlmore. as per plat recOrded IN
the 0ffice of the surveyor toF ths IhStfltt
CoIamhia in iiber 81 at folio 1893 subject
to the covenants of record.
Terms of sale Oile-faurth cash. balance IN
one two and three wears. with interest at y
peF ent per anuuni. PAYABLE sent annually
Deposit OF 500 required at time of sale ard
the purchaser allowed fifteen days from date
of sale io complete the purchase, Furthei
particulars at time of sale. All cohVeyauc~
ing and recording al rust OF purchaser,
EDWARD c. BALTZ
VERNON G., OWEN
an1 T-dkti<exSu Trustees.
asfsIe
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AUCTION SALES.
s.a.sa.aannan nAAAA
THOs J OWEN & SON. AUCTlONEERS
1925 Eye Street Northwest.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling, Situ-
ate No. 2413 Second St. NE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in
0rds of tn. District of Columbia. we shall
sell N front Of the premises. on FRIDAY
THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL.
numbered thirty eight 1881 and thirty-nine
(3gI in r,mmons aud Dent, trustees snbdi-
wood as per plat recorded IN Liher County
II at fnlio ~ in the surveyors office OF the
District of Columbia.
Terms of sale: Sold subject to build
ing association trust for S3.O75,O 90. further
particulars at s?le. The purchase price
above said trust to- be paid In cash. Deposit
of $500 90 required at time of sale and the
purchaser allowed fifteen days from date of
sale tn complete the purchase. Further par
t"uiars at time of sale. All eOnveyancing
and recording at cost of purchaser.
EDWARD G.. BALTZ.
JOHN +. QUILL.
amid exSu Trustees.
THos ]. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEERs.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
Fine New Homes IN Best
(olored Neiphb0rhood,


Colored Neighborhood,
Them isnt angtiling "a aaHpaFe
any " hefr with Nh So HeN Aansialt
lHihtd iinnes ia ileanwD1d - a.
that arr ~ al ekfHiinHalts 4Ann
piaD aRd very nupepl0t construction
EAHtHIT ti1lAiE,
A,43 Hayes -. n r..
Lnrgf Il rooms liiH bath hard
N0Da fi0Ofs hpt water heat ing
ei0Sets3 aitraeslee pofcllss and 70
DsIRhbutH6nd NhaiN thaFs ~ AEtet
convenience rtts0ais a1inriabes st4r6s
ete with eaf lines g&Tg handy
Price Is Only. $3.50
ABd I tan make very easg term
Ihd wlii fsaiilfe much iess ninass
thBH gentihs,
0pep ief inspeeitog every day ami
ekeulpg,
fake ears iesslHg 3lh aud kea
York AFe NV fbNN ~ III tHlIe R8H
q within q shon distance ak this
lfpnie.
II. II, pINN,
:, Es.5eslgss ssllss Rsprsseg,ai
Evening star., 1928-04-21

THOs ! OWEN & son. AUCTI0NEERS
t4oh Eve Street NorthWest.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

TpoS OWEN 4 son. AUCTIoNEERS,
l415 Eve Street Northwest.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

grHOs. OWEN & SON. AUCTIOSEERS.
1875 Eve street Northwest.
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TuoS I OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERS,
i415 Eve street Northwest.
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THOs j. OWEN 4 son. AUCTIONEERs.
I425 Eve St NV.
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sALE--HousEs.
t1nnttRMNN.l

pHICM kEDIlIED NI.aUW.,
pracSicstAv new ss.nal-<ietached brick. good
NV location : rponat bath. every modern
coneeniense. EarAke. Prize %lO.aA0 NO
Nxents. Easy terms. Address Box ssN.S,
Star nfkt@ 80.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
DANDY HOME
FOR COI.ORFD.

NEAR Iath ST. UPTOWN.
House u IT, vide. eight immense rooms.
tiled bath = giass-snciorrd DorcheS. concrete
front porch hig kitchen and pantry. hard
wood aoore and trim: hot-water heat. iaun-
dry futs ana toilet in basement. Condition
like new Pine yard Garage. Was SI3.a 800
Owner anxious 10 veil. viii take
Sl0oS0.
CALL FRANKLIN nss
Evening star., 1928-04-21

CLEVELAND PARR-MACoMB si. NEAR
3JrtI--Very FIVE detached home: 10 rooms.
3 nb2ths elre ttis fefri gefation. oil beating
system. perfect etlrfltua. Owner leaving
only -
W. G.. & A. n. MILLER.
fIie i7th ST NV
Main 1s91. Evenings Wisconsin, 3Ehl.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
For Colored-lSth 4. ) NV.
$500.

Eightsroonn corner brick home. with ex.
rellent income. most desirable NV, location
Ar opportunity VOC cannot anofu 10 over
tVoN' -..@ - k%Tn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-08
PICK UTILITIES HEAD
Wabash Man Given Post
Vacated by Mccain.

Fred I. King, Wabash attorney for
the state fire marshaIs office under
Alfred Hogston, was chosen Friday
by public service commissioners to
succeed j. Reid Mccain, Delphi, in
the position of commission secre-
tary.
Cain presented his resignation eff
fective Jan. l.
Chairman Frank Singleton of
fered King the position early Fri
day. Several other applications
were turned down. The commits
sioners formally approved King at
a conference late Friday afternoon.
Choice was based upon Kings
qualifications and the fact that he
was an ardent supporter of Cover
nor-elect Harry G. Leslie, according
to Singleton. The appointment also
has the approval of Governor Ed
Jackson.
Among the candidates mentioned
for the place was Wayne Emmel-
man. secretary of the Marion county
Republican organization. His fail
ure to secure the position is said by
political observers to be an example
of how Marion county will share in
state patronage during the Leslie
regime.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-08
DUCO CORPORATION HAS
BEST YEAR IN HISTORY
Indiana Company Sets Record fOC
Business in Last Year.


Business in Last Year.
December will bring to a close the
most successful year in the history
of the Duco Corporation of Indiana,
Inc, which Allen S. Beckett, presi :
dent, distributes in Indiana the
famous Duco automobile refinishing
materials made by E. I. du Pont de-
NemourS g. Co.
In addition to setting a new bust
ness record for itself, the Duco Cor
poration has become during 1923 one
of the largest DuCo distributors in
the du Pont national organization.
The Duco Corporation supervisey
the statewide network of automo"
bile refiniShing stations which dis
play the authorized Ouco sign. This
emblem is given only to shops that
use genuine Duco du Pont materials,
and the du Pont process.
In addition, the local company
carries a complete stock of spraying
equipment and accessories, while
it also supplies from stock in In
dianapolis the wide range of Ducc
colors for refinishing cars in the
seasons newest shades.
Indianapolis headquarters are at
425 North Capitol avenue, where a
retail store is operated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-08
BUSINESS BOOM
REPORTED BY
ENRICH FIRM
Direct Sales to Consumer Is
Policy That Proves to
Be Winner.

The Enrich Furniture Company
324 West Morris street, one of the
Oldest concerns in that business in
Indianapolis, is one of the few fur
niture factories in the country deal
ing direct with the consumer.
That the new method Of mer-
chandising has proved a successful
venture both to the furniture-buy-
ing public and the company itself
is shown by the fact the gain in
business since last April, when the
factory store was started, has ne
cessitated increasing the floor space
of the factory store department to
more than $4,000 feet, or twice the
original space.
Saving for the consumer was the
basic idea and principle upon which
we worked" John H. Enrich, preSi-
dent and treasurer, said, in discuss
ing the new project.
In operation of the factory store
in conjunction with the factory
units, much care has been exercised
in selecting articles in the stock
which do not come within the limits
of the company'S production, such
as radios, lamps, bedding, rugs and
other incidentals to make the store
complete.
"Forty-six years of successful
manufacturing have enabled us not
only to back our own product, but
to select and recommend the best
in other furniture to our customers
at values far in excess of those
found elsewhere" Enrich said.
An outstanding feature of the
factory store is the shopping con-
veniences it affords. SaleSrooms are
open from 8 a. m, to p. m. and the
location avoids the downtown park
ing problem.
1.-THE cordial manner with which
this method of merchandising has
been received by the furniture-buy-
ing public has given positive aSsur-
ance of the permanency of the fac
tory store" Enrich asserted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-08
DRY ice PLANT
HERE PROPOSED
BY CORPORATION
Market Will Be Studied
With View to Early
Construction.

AS soon as a survey of the market
for dry ice" by officials Of the Dry
Ice Corporation, and Liquid Car
bonic Corporation, who already are
in business in this city, indicates
that there is a market to warrant
placing a dry ice" plant in Indian
apoliS, it will be built by the Dry
Ice Corporation, according to pres
ent plans.
The new plant will be directly
connected with the plant of the
Liquid Carbonic Corporation and ON
the land of the latter corporation.
A tremendous demand is develop
ing over the country for dry ice"
say officials.
DRY ice," or solid carbonic, is
carbonic gas compressed and re-
duced to great density and having a
temperature of more than ia de-
grees below zero. 1t takes a pound
of carbonic gas to make a pound OF
dry ice" and the ever-broadening
demand for and use of dry ice" will
create a corresponding demand for
carbonic gas. DRY ice" is by far
the greatest development in the car
bonic gas field.
while the use of dry ice" for
packing ice cream is commonest Ii
is by no means most important. The
field showing the greatest market
and the greatest possibilities is that
of commercial refrigeration.
AS evidence of the impression 1t Is
making in the industrial field, ono
company is making a speciality Of
manufacturing trucks equipped for
dry ice" refrigeration.
Those refrigerated trucks may BIZ
used for shipping perishable goods,
such as milk, or even vegetables, to
any reasonable trucking distance
and assuring the delivery of these
goods in first-claSs condition.
A most important feature of dry
ice' refrigeration is the fact that the
temperature can be controlled at ali
times by using a larger or smaller
quantity of the material and in
other ways.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-08
ICE CREAM C0MPANY'S
TRADE GROWS RAPIDLY
JeSSup g. Antrim Experience Most
Speedy Rise in Business.

Speedy Rise in Business.
The Jessup g. Antrim Ice Cream.
company, 713 North Illinois street,
manufacturer OF the popular "Vel-
vet" ice cream, is one of the leading
makers of this popular all-yeaT
delicacy in the state.
Founded in 1893 through purchase
of the business established by sam
uel Healing, the company has beeu
forced to expand many times. The
present site was purchased in 1905
Fifteen years later the Indianapolis
Ice Cream company was consoli-
dated with the firm.
Lease on property north of the
Office and plant, $50 by 200 fet, was
taken last year.
The company uses 5000 gallons of
milk daily, obtained through con
tracts with more than 200 diaries.
Average production of the com :
pany is about $4,000 gallons of ice
cream annually. June, July, and
August are the heaviest months,
with 10000 gallons each month.
The company, in addition to MAX
ing and selling ice cream, manufac-
lures ice cream mix" sold ready
for freezing to small creameries III
the state. Fruit ices and condensed
milk also are manufactured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-08
BUILDING PERMITS
SHOW GAIN IN CITY

street being traded in. A home at 1875
Kelly street was sold to James Deveny by
E. H. McLain.
residence at 1888 Graceland avenue
was sold by George A. and Elsie Gels to
Anna Rudbeck. through the F. ]. Vein
mann Company. A house at 1854 East
Morris street was accepted as part con-
sideration. The total consideration APP
proximated 81, 900.
Several deals we're closed by Hugh
GeTow and L. C. Walls of the real estate
department of the Farmers Trust Com
pany. according to Wayne w. Schmidt
department manager. Among the proper
ties sold we're two lots in Williams West
Highlands addition. brick veneer. Dutch
colonial residence at GIG Terrace avenue
and house on College avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-08

w. A. Wicker negotiated two deals. in
one of which Paul v. Kelly bought a
residence at 524 West Thirty-frst street,
trading for it a property at 314s North
Harding street. In the otter. Lyman M.
Elliott bought five-room house in Vernon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-08
REFLECT OLD OFFICERS
Executives of Indiana Horticultural
Society Named for 1929.

Indiana horticultural society off,
GERS were reelected at the sixty
eighth annual meeting at the Lin
coin Friday. They are Frank Plass,
Decker, president; James Troop,
Lafayette, vice-president, and Doyle
Earring, lafayette, secretary. Lau-
REM Greene of Lafayette, was re-
elected a member of the executive
committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-08
Building Permits

@. Cones. dwelling and garage. $3.50
Indianola $4,000.
V. Rogers. dwelling and garge. 6129
s. W. Gain, garage. 1907 Cruft. 5000.
w. Washburn. dwelling and garage, 964
North Graham. 81. 500.
@. H. Buchanan. repair. 622 North Riley,
1858.
Trustees System. repair, 1887 Concord.
&c G. Coombs. station. 1o11 Shelby, $500.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-08-22
BrOOkville

Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Sheffield and
daughter Lenore visited with Mrs.
Sheffield's mother at Hancock, Wis,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wolf, Jr., were
Sleepy Eye visitors Saturday morn
ing.
Louis Madsen of Minneapolis called
at the N. P. Nelson home last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lamp accom-
panied by Marion Hanson spent sew
eral days visiting at the home of their
daughter at Mapleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Madsen of Min
neapolis spent several days at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Jensen last week.
The Arnold Hanson family and the
]. C. Jensen family were entertained
at the Peter Frederickson home Sum-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Christensen OF
Sleepy Eye visited at the home of
their son, Rudolph Christensen and
family Sunday.