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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-05
MORTON court HAS
A short CALENDAR
Orly 10 Criminal and IL Civil
Cases Will Be Tried at
November Term

Officials and attorneys were con.
frontcd with one Of the shortest Nor
ton county district court jury term
calendars in several years as the
regular November session was opened
at 10 an. today.
Only 10 criminal and II civil cases
were listed for trial before Judge
Thomas H. Fugh. Dickinson, who IS
presiding.
Defendants In the criminal counts
are: Charlie Bower. Glen Ullin.
charged with shooting with intent to
kill; Emanuel Ternes. Jack Myer.
Miles Ellison. Clarence Monsoon and
Joseph Karch. all facing statutory
charges: B. L. Heath. extOrtiOn; Pat
McCleary, grand larceny: and John
Barnhardt and Lorenz Stumpf. both
facing charges Of maintaining COM
mon nuisanceS.
Heath, McCleary and Bower. all IN
person. and Barnhardt and Stumpf,
by representation, were arraigned by
States Attorney Louis H. Connolly
this morning. All will make their pleas
at 0 a. m. tomorrow. by court order.
Attorneys to defend McCleary and
Bower, who said they had no funds,
will be appointed by the court. Heath
was to be defended by Charles L.
Crum. Bismarck. and Sullivan, Han
ley, Sullivan, Mandan firm.
Tcrnes was to be arraigned and
make his plea at 1880 O'Clock this
afternoon. Reading Of information
against Barnhardt and Stumpf was
waived by counsel in court this
morning.
Civil cases on the calendar follow:
Peter Eckroth. In the matter OF the
estate Of Jacob Pfaff. an incompetent
person, vs.. Jacob Pfaff: Glen Ullin
Roller Mills VS.. Joseph LAM: H. +.
Coddington vs.. John H. Kuntz; John
p. Fisher VS.. Fred Weigmann. as ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Or. Ste
phen Fisher: Arthur Helbling W.. Bar
bara Hclbling, as administrative Of the
estate Of the deceased RochuS Helb-
ling, ct al: Agaton LARSON vs.. Smith
A. Young and Gate City Building and
Loan association: Karl 6edlacek VS..
Mary Knutson, John Knutson and
. Edward Knutson: Eli Nelson vs.. Clyde
q. Flanders and Mrs. Clyde q. Flan-
dcrs. co-partners, doing business as
c. g. Flanders Amusement company;
Earl Chadwick VS.. Marcella Benson
and N. A. Nelson; Henry Fuehrer and
Katherine Fuehrcr VS.. Jacob Hirntng
and Elisabetha Hirning; and Farmers
Cooperative Elevator Company Of
Dodge Va. Schweigert-E wald Lumber
Company Of Hebron and Fred
Schweigert. Theodore p. Ewald and
Fred 6chWenk.
Four cases on the civil calendar
we're passed, two were settled out Of
court, an appeal on one was entered,
and 4 motion to strike q fourth case
from the records vi made.
Forty jurors were to report to tho
court at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-05

Rome.-A waterproof suit of over
alls. which can be inflated and used
for working in the water at sea, is a
new garment" being used here. The
suit has two layers. tho space between
being filled with air. A hood, not un-
like that Of 4 monks gown, is worn
with the Ovcralls. II can be used as
a life buoy and. without effort. q per-
son wearing one float on his
back and rest while in the water.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-05
North Dakota Couple
Celebrating Birth and
Nuptial Anniversaries

Minot, N. D., Nov. 5.-I9-Cclc-
brating their sixtieth wedding ami
versary Monday at their home near
Riga. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Seright will
observe birthday anniversaries We'd
nesday. Mr.. Seright will be 81 years
old and his bride Of GO years will be
81.
MIR. and Mrs. Scrieht were married
Nov. a. 1869. at her home In Muskin-
gum county. Ohio. Mr.. SelA,l
served as commander Of the North
Dakota G.. A. r. organization III 1926
-. During the Civil val he served
with the union navy and was with q
fleet OF seven transport boats under
Commander Fitch.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-05
Bachelor Farmer in
Morton County Dies

Willard c. Brown. n, bachelor
farmer residing % miles southwest of
Mandan. dropped dead in his farm
yard about noon yesterday. Death
was due to apoplexy. The man had
been suffering from heart trouble for
q number of years. according to
neighbors who found him dead, and
his death was not unexpected.
Mr.. Brown came to Mandan as q
section worker Of the Northern Pa
cific Railway company in 1879 and
has been working and farming In the
Mardan district since then. He
leaves no known living relatives.
Funeral services will be conducted
ct the Kennedy Undertaking parlors
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NAKED Man CHASES
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
Morton County and Mandan OF.
ficials Seek Two Men
After Last Night

A maj described By H. r. Handt-
mann. Morton county sheriff. as
naked with the exception of bed
room slippers" who last night start
cd two Mandan high school girls off
OH a race for their homes. terror.
stricken. was being sought today BY
the sheriff and Mandan police.
The two girls. Dorothy Seitz. Is,
and Patsy Parsons. IA. Juniors In high
school. we're on their way home when
the man confronted them near the J.
D. Allen residence at 302 Fifth Ave-
nue. northwest about 9:l5 O'Clock.
The girls believed the man chased
them q short distance but arc not
sure as they were too scared to look
around
Il don't believe I would recognize
the man II l saw him again." Miss
Scitz said this morning. Il was too
frightened to take much notice OF
him."
The man who chased the two girls
is described as a short man by police
officials.
Another man, said to be a large
ma with big feet. also Is being
sought by Mandan officials.
After midnight. Mrs. j. A. kaspcr,
4Ol Second Avenue northwest. saw a
man lurking in her garage as she
started to put away her automobile
She called her brother -in-law. J. D
Kaspcr. and as the two drove into the
garage, the intruder fled through q
side door. They said he was a big
man with big feet"
Il believe the man who chased the
two girls IS a local man and probably
is suffering from insanity Sncrlil
Handtmann said this morning.
Though an intensive search was
conducted by officials last night
throughout the residence districts. nc
trace Of either of the men was found
Sheriff Handtmann has appointed
several deputies to patrol the city
tonight in an effort to catch tho men
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:: MANDAN NEWS ::

uniform but apparently Is satisfied
with other details Of the contract
sent him."
Mr.. Gullickson. a member Of the
Dickinson police force at present.
was appointed to the position last
Wednesday night by members Of the
ely commission.
What action will be taken in regard
to MI. Gullickson's letter Is not yet
determined Mr.. Scitz said.
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future. n the opinion Of Profd
Alexander Silverman Of the Uni
sity Of Pittsburgh, are huge tr}
parent rods running from Chind
the United States. bringing light
converting our night into day:
such rods running north and Sd
conveying heat from the tropicd
frigid zones.
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RITES SET

Northwood. N. d.. Nov. 5.-tH9--
Funeral services for Gilman p. john
son. so. Northwood city auditor who
died Friday from monoxide gas poi
soning. will be held Wednesday at the
United Lutheran church here. Burial
will be made III the local Lutheran
cemetery.
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noe SAVES HIS MASTER

Mankind. Ont. Nov. 5.-tTt-And-
rev Zyvitski. %. trapper, is right
proud of his dog. Andrew shot him
self accidentally. He fastened a note
to tho dogs collar and told him to 60
to tho nearest camp. The dog ran
through three miles Of brush, swan q
river and found aid.
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AGED IN hi WOOD

Spartansburg. s. C.-Bob 10
colored, likes to give his custom
real liquor. And he ages his in
wood. Sergeant Fred Burrell receI
came upon Jones and found a
glass in his pocket. He investiga
and found that Jones had hollo
out a wooden leg he was using
filled it with whisky. Jones is
III Jail.
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FORCE OF HABIT

Box office clerk: ! want some
two-cent stamps.
Post Office clerk tabout to tear
them off sheet: How many?
Box office clerk. I'll take tho
three front rOws.-Lifc.
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at 2 D. nj. tomorrow. with Rev. Gill
bert w. Stewart. pastor of the Man.
dan Presbyterian church, officiating.
Burial will be made in Union ceme-
terry, Mandan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-05

OF which will break up a cold
quickly you'll be astonishcd. Poi
Cold Compound is what they call
and any drugstore YOU visit will h
lt-for just thirty five cents!
Sec how that dryncss and sorey
leaves your nose and throat: how
mucous discharge ends and brea
ing becomes easy. Papc's way is I
ter than doping SO remember
Adv.
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Gullickson Refuses
Mandan Police Offer

T. 3. oullickson has refused 70 be-
come Mandan's motor traffic police.
man. It was announced this morning
by ". n. Seitx, city auditor.
Mr.. 0ullickson. according g MS
letter 10 ne" Mr.. oeits SAD. "cb3ecta,
q .buying his own motorcycle and
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BLUEBLOODs SCARCE

Only 2.5 per cent of the dairy cows
in North Carolina are pure bred. reg
istered animals. according to the Uni.
| ycrsity of North Carolina.
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John Lundberg Dies
Of Ap0plexy at Regain:
|Old-Timer, Mer c h

John LurGsarg. 70. an old-timer Of
Regain. died Monday morning Of
apoplexy at his home. He conducted
a store III Regain.
Lundbcre was born in Sweden.
March 1, 1850. He was 70 years and
nine months Of age.
A son. Alex, and a daughter. Nellie,
live in Regain.
Funeral arr; nscmentS have not
been announced.
LATEST BRAIN STORM
New York. Nov. 5-tPl--Among pos
sibilities of the wonder world OF the
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Cold Can t Cause
Them to Disappoint!

Singers can't always keep from
catching cold. but they a get the
best Of any cold i'll a few hours-and
SO can you. Get the compound that
comes in pleasant tasting tablets. ono
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-25
Legal Notices

FORD couPE-Motor number TssI55s to
be sold for repair and storage charges,
last known owner Earl Robinson, 2l6S w.
Walnut St CHEVROLET AUTO CO.,
lI20-22 Central Ave.
The undersigned Will sell at public auction,
one 1925 Ford coupe. license No 244-lS9,
motor No i4l6sIsi, to satisfy lean for
unpaid storage charges in the amount
Of $50 Morris Sales and Service, 9Th
and Main, Beech Grove.
BOARD or ZONING APPEALS
NOTICE OF HEARING.
Notice is hereby given that supreme
Oh & Refining Co, has hled with the
Board OF Zoning Appeals Of the city OF
indianapolis petition asking permission
70 vary the requirements of the Zoning
Ordinance BY building office buildings.
garages, tanks and other necessary build
North of the Belt r. II. South OF gath ST..
east OF Ralston Ave. and West of Hillside
Ave; public hearing VIII be held by
day, March 5th. 1929. at which time and
place al interested persons will be given
opportunity to be heard in reference to
the matters set out in said petition,
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS.
GEO. T. O'CONNER. President.
H. B. sTEEG. Secretary.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL, ESTATE
BY EXECUTOR
will and testament of Thomas G. Small
wood, deceased. hereby gives notice that
by virtue OF an order of the Probate
Court of Marion County, Indiana, and
contained in said will. It will, at the hour
OF 10 O'Clock q. m. on the 9th day of
March, 1879 at Rooms 8 and 9, Aetna
building, % North Pennsylvania street,
indianapolis, Indiana, and from day to
day thereafter, until sold, offer for sale at
private sale all the interest of said de-
cedent in and to the following described
real estate:
Lot thirtY-one Csp in Blue Ridge Addi-
ton, an Addition to tie City OF Indian
the north half Of the northeast quarter OF
Section II, Township 16 North, Range 3
East, according to the plat of said Blue
Ridge Addition recorded in Plat Book II
at pages I6l, and 1852 OF the. records of
the Recorders office for Marion County,
Also. Lot sixty (sO) in said Blue Ridge
Also, Lot number one hundred ffty-one
ll5ll in Hammond's Re-Subdivision of
washington Heights, now part of the City
OF indianapolis, according to the plat Of
said Hammond's Re-Subdivision recorded
IN Plat Book 10 at page 81 of the records
OF the Recorders Office for Marion Coun-
ty, Indiana.
Said sale will be made subject to the
approval of said Court, for not less than
the full appraised value of said real es-
tate and upon which the following terms
and conditions; at least one-third of the
purchase money cash in hand, the balance
in not more than three equal annual in
staImentS to be evidenced by notes of
the purchaser bearing interest at So
from their date. waving relief, providing
Tor attorneys fees and secured by first
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CINCIN-
NATI, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
Executor OF the last will and testament
OF THOMAS G. Smallwood. deceased.
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Real Estate for Exchange

WILL TRADE-Modern bungalow. almast
house, 2-car garage, brick porch, electric
pump, bath complete; price $4,000. Want
cheaper semi modern, south or southeast.
OPPORTUNITY-Payi Investment; Cen
trail Ave, close in, IA rooms, 2 baths,
partly furnished; all rented. owner, Ri.
4749.
WILL TRADE-Strictly modern bungalow
viii accept cheap rentals as down pay
ment; south or southeast. G. j. OSBURN.
Dr. 6184
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Legal Notices
H. B. sTEEG. Secretary.
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
NOTICE or HEARING

NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that Michael
Sablosky has filed with the Board of
zoning Appeals of the city of Indian
apolis petition asking permission to
vary the requirements Of the Zoning
Ordinance by erecting a business build
ing at the Southwest corner of East
Michigan Street and Drexel Avenue.
A public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 41t, City Hall, Tuesday
March 5th. 1929 at which time and place
all interested persons will be given op-
portunity to be heard in reference to
the matters set out in said petition.
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
GEO. T. O'CONNOR.
President
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H. B. sTEEG. seeretary.
NOTICE or APPPoPRT4TToN

NOTICE OF APPROPRIATION
Wayne Township, Wayne School Town
ship, Marion County, Indiana.
Notice is hereby given to the taZpay-
ers Of Wayne Township and Wayne
School Township, Marion County, Indi-
ana. that the Trustee and Advisory Board
Of said Township will hold a meeting
on the. 9th day of March, 1929 at the
hour. of $3.50 D. m at the office Of the
Trustee Of said Township for the purpose
Of Appropriating S35s4.30 to the special
School fund for the payment of the
school transfer for the year 1923 and
make a temporary loan therefore.
Date this 25th dav of February 1923.
VESTAL G. DAVIS,
trustee Wayne Township and Wayne
School Township. Marion County,
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Farms for Sale

A REAL CHICKEN Farmland Garden;
IL miles from Monument on Martinsyille
interurban line, q large rooms; built-in
features; brick porch; double corn crib:
garage with cement floor, coop for 300
chickens; acres land well fenced shade
and fruit trees. Located in small village
atcar stop; Price $3.50; $3.50 down, and
be soId beore Friday t to gs yogr more
gage tax exemption. Call BERT WILL
HELM, 2106 S. Emerson Ave. DR.. 3642 R-3
acre of land, 40 fruit trees 8 years old
apples, peaches, cherries, plums. pears,
grapes, gooseberries, currants, straWber-
ries; 4-room house, semi-modern: base
ment; good streets, sidewalks, sewer; 8
squares south and one square west of
court house; corner block; corner Mount
and Pierson SITS, Greenfield. Ind. Priced
for quick sale.
12.AoREmIruek and poultry farm b bulls ia
Fifty-four-ac farm, improved, $92. so
per acre. Thirty-acre farm, well i'm
proved on paved road; $4,000. CLARK
JENNINGS. louisville. Ind
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Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed. executor Of the last viii and
testament Of John A. Weneu. deceased
duly qualified and acting as such urldef
appointment Of the Probate Court OF
Marion County. Indiana. will offer for sale
AZ private sale. under and pursuant 20
the terms Of said viii. on the i4th daT
OF March. 1929. between the hours Of
10 O'Clock N. and O'Clock D. M OF
said date. and from day TO dsy thereafter
Until sold. at the Law office of Means &
Buenting, 522 State Life building. all Of
the right. title and interest Of said de-
cedent in and to the following describe1
real estate IN Marion County Indiana
to-wit:
Lots numbered 1856 and 1877 in Clifton
Place. an addition TO the city Of Indi-
annapolis fbefng two vacant lotsl and also
Lot number 70. Block number 6. second
section, Lincoln Park. an addition to said
CITY fbelng improved with frame dwelling
2346 and 234a North New jersey street,
the year 1929
Said real estate viii be sold for cash in
hand. for not less than the appraised
values thereof. and subject to the az
proral OF said court
I p RIIENTrNG. Executor
sAfEAES Il EUENTTNC
Attorneys fet Ex4sMtWA
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Musical Instruments

SET OF DRUMS
Leedy at a bargain.
1906 z. Tenth St Oh. 1888.
SAXOPHONES-NeW ana used; easiest paw
ment plan In town. Lorenz Saxopi3one
School. ground floor. Pembroke Arcade.
BEIDWIN-Howard IN wal, period case:
$500 equity. trade for used car or what
nave youf Call at $50 Carlyle Pl.
PIANO-Hamiiton: upright and Bench: had
coed care oalY SO AZ. 1ssa
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Lots for Sale

BARGAINS
INIPROVED-Eas front lot: north of 90 4
N. Rural ST.; $400; sacrifice. This is rc
joke. 2316 Spann Ave, after ?. m.
FOR SALE-2 lots, 4Ox135 each; south a
city; call at 1920 S. East Street, after
n.
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SETTEE-And chair to match, mahogany
finish, good cond.: cheap. HUI. 3704.
STROLLER-Baby bassinette, mattress,
good con-, reas. 1927 Conner. DR., 3006-W.
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Houses for Rent
ARNOLDA, 907-Brand new room
STRICTLY Y1Odprf1 Re


ARNOLDA, 907-Brand new rooms.
strictly modern. Be. 1913.
y ARSENAL, N, 1O6-5-room mod, upper
duplex, water pd.; garage; $40. Ri. 1907
ASHLAND, 2310-8-room modern single;
redecorated, new furnace, garage. He. 1892
BARTH. 1S62-4-room doublei cleo, gas,
wa. toilet; reasonable, DR.. 7250-J.
BROoRVILLB RD.s 3642-5-room modern
single: double garags. $35. Be. 0717.
BROOKVILLE. S., 33-6 rooms modern
water paid; $25: starts March l. Ir. 1852.
COFFEY. 525-4 rooms, Al, gas lights.
garage. special inducemsnt. Be. 1041.
CORNELL, 28l8L5-room double. mod srn
exc. Turn; baseburner; gar; SIS. He. 1926.
DAILY, 500 rooms, water paid, gas cleo.
inside toilet; $3.50. Ina. $40.
DAYTON AVE, 542-5-room semi-nodern
bungalow; garage. II. 1922.
DEARBORN. N, 1339-5-room double, q
bedrooms, modern, with Heatrola. Nicely
papered; garage; $50, Near Brookside
pg sd9. 81 Fl lob ngI3 car or bus Owner. Ia.
EDISON. 1005-O7-6-room modern double:
Z rent starts March l. Lii 8068
lights, gas, wa. cistern; SIC. DR.. 1829-W
modelled; new furnace; $27.5O. Oh. 6745.
HAMILTON, 804-6-rms.. breakfast room.
.remodeled, gar. water pd.; S35. Oh. Att.
; HARLEM, 8l6-22-6 rms, semi-modern:
very nice; mo. rent free. Ri. 1882.
nioe9 papd re- Sfic modern dOq Rtb
Heatrola; garage; $40 . Near sGe Brookside
bbar5. East 10th car or bus. owner. Ri.
.g2l2, Ia 5697.
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SCALES-1 ton, pound, micrometer quar-
ter ounce graduation. INDIANAPOLIS
SCALE. $40 E Wash. st.
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DIVING ROOM SUITE-Kaltex; dining
room suite, sanitary couch, chest Of
drawers. He. 1916. 2505 College Ave.
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WHY NOT TRADE.

That old home on q new 5-room bun
galow. has hardwood floors, fireplace.
modern throughout; on paved street. in a
ince. wen established neighboThood
where you will always be contented. Lo-
Gated. 1444 Linwood Ave.
Ii. 2541. A. r. Scott. Li@6Ii0.
WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO..
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Coal and Wood

EUREKA COAL co.
i2s N. Richland. Be. 2f3s.
HARVEY COAL co.
10 8 NoRRxs 81. 1R. apss.
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1900 Cataract, whirlpool washers and
also repairs on other makes of washers
ana sweepers,
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ELECTRIC 5WEEPEtI--LlKe new, SlUa I4I
S. Noble ST.. cor mccarthy.
LIBRARY TABLE-Oak. combination gas
and coal range; barg. Be 1913.
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Observation-Disclosures, first class cond. real
bargain. 1902 N. Alabama St., Apt. 2,
or Ia. 5079 after p. m.
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BEECH GRoVE-5th St, 243 S.: bunga-
Gown; s29 mo. ADAMS AND KENDALL.
SIT Main ST. Phi. G. B. 1874.
MUST SACRIFICE-S9o0 equity in room
modern near Garfield park; only $500,
balance easy terms. Be. 1888.
BRADLEY. N.-5-rrn., modern bungalow;
small down payment, balance $3.50 per
month. OWnst, Oh. 2498-R.
FLETCHER. 1856 rms. modern, except
furnace; dandy property for the money
asked. Go and inspect, then call Or. 6l84.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW-Near st. Phillips;
thoroughly modern. Oh. 5942.
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SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Electric, drop heads, repair all makes.
126 W. WASHINGTON. Ri. 97l8.
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE-SeWs per-
feet; drop head, SO; open ewes. 838 Va.
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suit. size SO. HUI. 592l.
BREAKFAST sET-S12, so; Box gas range,
$40; dining table, $4.50 dresser, $3.50;
buffet, $40; library table, $3.50; china
closet $l2. 1912 South Meridian.