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AND EIELSON
VISIT GRAND FORKS

Grand Forks. N. D., April 2.-(R)-
Governor George Shafer came here
today to be honor guest with Lieut..
Carl Ben Eielson Of Hatton at BAN
quet tonight given by the American
Legion.
The governor said he would spend
the next day or two in going over the
affairs OF the state mill and elevator.
This afternoon he will take part In
the breaking of ground for Robert
son hall. now the Wesley college
49,
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carl MILLER DIES
| AT NAPOLEON HOTEL
Landlord III About Half Hour;
Was Former Member Of Ger
man Navy and Saw World

Carl Miller, about IS. died after a
few hours illness Ut Napoleon Sunday
afternoon q his hotel, the Miller
house. Funeral services were held
Monday ct the Catholic church,
rather Lugert officiating. The inter-
naent was in the Catholic cemetery.
Miller had one Of the finest hotels
in the Slope country. 40-room house,
He was q native Of Germany ana had
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-02
Long Sleep Makes
Baby Happy Again

Our baby kept waking us several
times night until Ne started giving
him q little Castoria after his last
nursing" says an Iowa mother. He
slept soundly from the first night and
It made him look and feel worlds
better" Baby specialists endorse
Fletcher's Castoria: and millions Of
mothers know how this purely veg
etable, harmless preparation helps
babies and children. with collie. con-
stipation, colds, diarrhea, etc. The
Fletcher signature is always on the
wrapper Of genuine Castoria. Avoid
imitationS.-Adv.
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FRANCE PAYS final
TRIBUTE AND HONOR
TO AMERICAN ENVOY
Premier Poincare TO Deliver FL.
neral Grafton at the Paris
Services for Herrick

Paris, April 2.-(P)-Frenchmen
passing the bier Of Ambassador Her
rick signed the register at the Ameri-
can embassy today 1t the rate Of 10
a minute. Thousands added their
names to those OF other thousands
who came yesterday to pay, their last
respects to the American envoy.
The file comprised the mostIhum-
BILE, and Frances most distinguished
and aristocratic. A cardinal and am
bassadors were among them. also q
former president Of the council and
representatives Of French royalty.
But the mass of visitors were just
plain French people, unknown per-
sonally to the ambassadors family or
those at the embassy.
The ambassadors official family
babe him farewell this morning. They
found his body lying on q bed sur
rounded by his favorite violets and
appearing as II it were In restful
sleep-the smile still on his face. A
photograph Of Colonel Charles A.
Lindbergh was on the mantlepiece
holding the place Of honor for one
who was nearest his heart. His favor
tie Griffon dog. Max" remained out
side the bedroom door and appeared
inconsolable.
Ambassadors Staff Mourns
The ambassadors staff showed
when finally they emerged from the
room how deeply they had been AZ.
fected by the final parting with the
man with whom some Of them had
worked for so many years.
Cardinal Dubois and Major L'Hopi-
tai, aide to Marshal F'och, were among
the visitors. The French nobility Va.
represented by many members Of 1t!
oldest families. Among them Prince
Broglie and Francois Marsal. formed
president Of the council, called. Will,
Colonel ]. w. Binney signed the reg.
lister for the officers OF the victori,
rifles.
The Canadian and American col
Onies were strongly represented
among the callers being H. e. Bed
ford, Cornelius N. Bliss and Clarksol
Potter. A number Of members Of tn
American Legion signed the registe
also.
Poincare to Crate
The funeral ceremony Thursda
will open with tho funeral oratio
pronounced by Premier RAymon
Poincare himself. After It is con
cluded the cortege will form outsid
with guard Of honor, to which tn
ambassador is entitled as holder Q
the rare distinction Of the grand eros
Of the legion of honor. The corteg
will proceed q short distance to til
American procathedral where thel
will be q lmeasoriat service. =
The body will then be placed on
! special train and conveyed to tn
: coast and taken aboard the new fas
/ cruiser Tourville, which will depar
. Immediately for New York. Their
Parmely Herrick, the ambassador
) son, will await 1t to accompany
I to Cleveland for interment.
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Man Has Right to
Laugh at Picture

Chicago, April 2. - Cap - When
Thomas J. Pillion goes to the movies.
It Is to laugh.
Pillion guffawed in the wrong place
ct the State-Lake Theatre-so. at
least, the management contended.
The film was sad: q circumstance
which did not coincide with pillions
mood, so he waxed merry as others
wept.
Some ono threw him out for hia
cinemal lese majesty. He sued. To-
day his attorney contended that
mans right to laugh. even ct sad
movie. had been indicated by q $500
settlement In Pillion's favor.
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DON'T NEGLECT DAILY RouGhAeE
Kellogg's KLLrBRAN Will Supply It in Generous
Quantities

There's danger In diets that lack
bulk. This roughage IL absolutely
necessary to keep we'll. Without it
constipation begins its deadly work.
Unless prevented its poisons will
ruin health, steal beauty, blast
hopes.
Sallow compilations, headaches,
1istlessness are signs that constipa-
ton il present. But these can be
banished-health and vigor can be
regained BY eating Kellogg's
ALI-BRAN.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is 1909
bran and ID 1905 effective. It is
guaranteed to bring natural, SURE
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HOGS ARE HIGH

South st. Paul. April 2.-lF1-Ho~s
reached q new high mark ct the mar.
ket here today when . cari0au VI
Workers. sold 1t 4ll.7S. exceeding the
previous top by Is cents.
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was reported today from tho J. E
SINNERS farm. nine miles south OF
here. One litter contained % pigs.
The sows are registered Duroc Jcr.
ScyS.
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Tune in on kFYR every
morning for the A. w. Lucas
Co. days special.
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DR.. Quain Cables Home
To See If Flood Left
Anything of Bismarck

The fame OF the Missouri ice gorge
and flood has penetrated to Ger
many, where 1t decorated. the front
pages of the papers.
This was made known here today
when a cable came from DR.. e. p.
Quain, to the Quain and Ramstad
clinic. asking what damage the
rampaging stream had done.
The doctor had read q news cable
about the flood in the Hamburger
Ncuste Nachrichten und Taegliche
Rundschau, which almost made it ap-
pear the world was coming to an end
out here. It told Of the appeal to
President Hoover for the bombs to
blow up the gorge.
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Kjelstrup, Of Bismarck: Lieutenant
Bleakeny, Of Fort Lincoln. and s. =.
Hollinesworth, the latest club menu
Der.
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City-County Briefs

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond 0obel are
the parents Of son, born Monday
evening.
.IE. J. 0obel. county coroner, made
4 business trip to Steele, today.
Jens Jensen, q farmer 1t Steele,
was brought to local hospital. Mon.
day evening. in q serious condition,
the result Of stroke Of paralysis.
Burleigh county commissioners met
at 10 a. m. today in the offices OF
A. G. Isaminger, county auditor, for
their regular monthly session.
Judge r. q. Mcfarland, James,
town. returned to his home yester-
day after spending short time In
this city on business.
Joseph A. Kitchen. state COM
3nander Of the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, Is attending the reception for
Carl Ben Eielson being held today at
Grand Forks.
The Byrne Agency. formerly located
IN the Bismarck bank building, has
moved to Room 10 In the Little build
ing on Broadway. ss
J.. M. Deyine. commissioners Of Inn
anigrattou. spoke ct the noon lunch
con Of the Lions club Ct MAndan to-
day on 1.-THE Making Of state
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TODAY is PIG DAY
jamestown, N. D., April 2.-(P)-
Birth Of four litters, totaling 50 pigs.
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relief. Eat two tablespoon1uls
daily - chronic cases, with every
meal. Doctors recommend It.
A delicious cereal to serve with
milk or cream. Delicious In cooked
dishes. Recipes are on tho pack
age. Your grocer sells ALL-BRAN.
Hotels, restaurants and dining
cars serve It. Made BY KELLOGG Ii
Battle Greek.
1ts,ls,,, 49,,
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n. ID. PIONEER DEAn

Clyde, N. D., April 2.-(AP)--J. M
McMaster, 68. former bank inspector
and pioneer Red River Valley resident
died.
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Too Late to Classify

FOR RENT-Beautifully furnished
room In modern home. Close In.
Ladies only. Phone 408-W.
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WOMAN SHOOTS SELF

Pipcstone, Mimi, April 2.-(R)-Mrs
Morton Weatherly. 80. committed sui
eide by shooting herself at her home,
IL miles northeast Of here.
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THIEVES SENTENCED

Minot, N. D., April 2.-(R)-Clar-
ence Tenderholt and John Love,
charged with larceny Of poultry and
burglary, pleaded guilty today and
were sentenced to three years In the
state penitentiary by Judge John g.
Lowe.
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Princess Patt Coffee. The
coffee with a flavor Of unusual
richness.
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Tune n On KFYR every
moening for the A. w. Lucas
Co. days special.
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Business Announcements

BATHROOM-Com plumbing & heat
Ing installed. res. J. W. Harrel Ia 1857
BATHROOM Complete $40: plumbing and
hHatinT i1stalfc IeaE- a SUD
CLEANING HOUSE-And removing wall
paper by steam: very c6eap- On o3s3-
ESCAVATING - Soddlng cement work,
cellar digign. Transferring. On. 3240
FEATHERS Bought solo and renovated
feather mattresses. pillows MADE q oIoeI
T. Z. Burke, zl5 Mass ave. RI b6g2.
INTERIOR Decorating: hy experts We
are fully EQUIPPED for any 100 Ia 1893
painting WILSON AND REEDY. II. 1881
JOB CAPPENTERING - Painting. screen
Ing. prompt hrs.-clasS service. Ia 12o3.
LAWNM1WEP Grinding ano repairing y
81 Holder, 1924 wilcox, Be 3605
LAYING FLOORS - Cleaning. rezinIsIhi5ng
PAINTING Interior exterior: oeSi ma
ieIiai best workmanship WILL HIG-
GINS RI 6213.
PAINTING Best MATERIAL experienced,
careful WORK Reasonable He 42zl
PAINTING call FERTIG & PLEFFER.
PAINTING Interior and. exterior best
mater Q, W6manship. o Neal d. 2884-M
PAINTING INTERIOR, EXTERIOR
" J WALKER & SON
DR. 0766
Paper HAN0Wc. Cleaning, painting
T saapes f FLANK Jz K ;295 e. zoo4
Par az HANCING-Ca before Q. n. OF
after 6 n. L. w MOBLEY DF
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. plastering;
general repair work% en- O459.
PAPER BANGING and painting; woIR
c,oranteea On 0973 " NJ IHORNELL
PAPER HANGING-Cleaniag upholsteIina
and repairing Be. l62l-M.
PAPER HANGING Cleaning and paint
ing. high-class work. Gu. 05l2.
PAPER CLEANING Hanging cleaning OF
an kinds. painting Jones, ia how
RUGS Cleaned. gXl2. 81 50 Cen t0i ano
deliver KEEMER RUG CO Gu $3.50.
UPHCIST-P Rein, box MATTRESSES to order.
Capitol Repair Shop. BE l92l-M. Be 9e58.
WALL PAPER AND hardwood floors
cleaned, work guar Hu 4040. en- 1859
WALL PAPER CLEANING. PAINT WASH
56seed Il H f.lJ ri 6849 ANYTIME
WALL PAPER CLEANING 55c per room
work arauteeG Gail 5caulCn. ri. 1903
WAL PAPER F9r sale. i'll a-ior decorat-
Ire paper hanging; painting S1l til
WINDOW SHADES
cleaned. resinted made to order. United
NOTICE TO DECORATORS
Brand new wall paper stock, new pat
terms. best mile In the country. Will
make delivery TO the decorator anywhere
ia the city an hour from time YOU call.
MILL Err WE'LL PAINT co.
53i-3Q f Washington Ri $3.50
ALI KINDS or PLUMBING INSTALLED
At REASONABLE PRICES Ia 4057
Expert Wall Paper Cleaners
All work guar. Ii. 9089
NOTICE 10 DECORATORS.
Come IN and see our 1923 wall paper
books. The very latest patterns at at
1IILLER We'll PAINT COMPANY
537 z. WASHINGTON St Ri $3.50
NOTICE TO PAINTERS
If you have any customers desiring
monthly payments for painting their
homes. see us about our 10-month-to-pay
plan; no interest charge on deferred pay
ments. This coveres both labor and ma
terial
MILLER WE'LL PAINT co.
537-39 e. Washington. Ri. 1850
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5 ROOMS Semi-m0dern gar: water ID.
near Brookside PARK: s25 Oh. 67O1-W.
HOUSE, WEST-i29 NJ Minkner St. 5
rooms; S10.50 Ri 3I67.
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Storage and Transfer

SKIPPING HOUSEHOLD GOODS 49, To
California and western points; low
freight rates and special price for GRAFT
ing and storage. Goods received from
any point IN Indiana. Car leaving soon.
sHELBY ,sTOR. & FORWARDING co.
222 ". Merrill. Ii. 1921.
STORE your furniture IN nre proof stoI
age house Private ockers Pay months
from april ] to April so Estimates
given without obligation Cal
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co
4l9 ,9rket Ri lIou
PACKING SHIPPING Low RATES. on
California SHIPMENTS Local and overland
hauling OTTO } SUESZ ri 1929 675
NIGHT Gu 0699W 4579
] II. TAYLOR TRANSFER & STORAGE.
SPECIAL PRICE OVERLAND-TO OF
from Chicago. st. Louis. Detroit. Clete-
land or other cities. d. SOL Or Fl. ZOO.
38BNMAN TRANSFER co SatSItactor,
moving Srrvi, overland tTuCkinp Of
furniture and freight Oh ssh
FURNITURE MOVING-53 load and up;
large covered trucks experienced help.
give me call. Or. 1851. ----.
BPITTON TRANSFER MoQinq SO SO load
large trucks; responsible men d. 1915
FURNITURE MOVED so and up: large
covered trucks Ii 1890. Oh. 1882.
c. H MhLONE-Transfer. hauling, grad
is,o l17d
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Situations Wanted Mole

YOUNG MAN-Good education. good
references. desires position with reliable
1ru. Sales experience What have you?
BOX E-l02
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SneclaI Notices

FoUEDATION-Patte cut bv Fa.u oRa
measurements $50 dress cut aa. Htzr
ready for stitching $3.50. Dr lIa
PIANO And Violin lessons ZIP
call H. O27O or III Pembroke A.-a.
BOOKS opened. closed. 7el.
Email sets kept from cav-bocE entries.
Statements. go = New YORK ST. 81 2ais,
SPECIAL MISS BFRNSCN DIM -re soc.
Served from TO r chicken .o c--er, PHO
Central Ave. He alsa
WORK C1OTHES-hud shoes. cut pr.eee
llB Virginia. just south o. MARYLAND
j Will EOT-Be 10 poue.alc for aEr Dish.
made bv anyone other than MYSELF OIL or
after March 26 1929. CLAUDE +. TRACY
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Suburban for Sale

GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW - Hard
wood floors. large liWng-room with Are
place. linen closet Pear garage: 2 large
Chicken houses beautiful shrubbery; 5
acres located northeast on paved road
nesr car line and bus. On. 1897.
BUNGALOWS rooms. furnace; garage;
on Lynnhurst DR. Price $1,000. $500 cash.
McLarsney & Brown. Be. 1903.
~ SQ.-From National Rd.: building at
tractive: 2-rm. house, porch lights, walks.
gar: sl,050; paymts. Be. 0565-J.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

NEW JERSEY N 1874 Under new man
aeement rooms RI 4li5
NEW JERSEY. N 2042-Tdeal. large.
front nm. coy. turn. cheerful. ADULTS.
NEW JERSEY. 4l8 N-Large front rm.
modern. everything furnished. IS.
NEW JERSEY. N. 825-Nice clean room;
ORIENTAL, 90 N.-3-rm. apt; modern:
eyeEythlng furnished: reasonable.
PARK. 933-3 modern rooms; everything
furnished. RI 3l35.
PENN. ~ 2002- Nicely furnished rm.;
water i'm kitchen. Pcrage free adults.
PARK, PKG Pleasant 2-rm. apt, garage
He 3ol5
PARKVIEW. 1872 clean. mod, front rms,
ana sleeping ROOM no other ToomerS Z.
Wash. car: REASONABLE. RI. 64l5.
ST. JOE E. 215-Clean. comfortable rms:
emp. people preferred. mod. r. 1864.
TENTH F.. 5I8-3 unfurn. RIM connecting
nm; D., neat water ilrn.. $500. H. 6l4s
IlTF. W.. los Nice room everything fur
-nisned: modern; parking space.
3IST 1857 W-Completely furn. modern
rms. private entrance. Ia 255l.
CHEERFUL RMS.-And kitcheuette. porch.
yard. garage. also sleeping Ia 4el6.
BEAUTIFUL WOODRUFF Pm. Kitchen
rite, 2rd A.. $3.50, no objection child:
also large rms 2nd f.. S.. Oh, 4108
ROOMS Modern apt. housekeeping.
eIeTytning furnished; SIS week. L. 8l71
LOVELY RIM Nicely furn. north: private
family. reference required. Ia. 7l85.
RM APT Furnished for housekeeping
mooern. sink IN kitchen. private entrance.
Telephone. Oh. 0569-N.
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Houses for Sale
Lots for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

dandy grocery and meat market. free
room house modern except furnace: on
improved street. viii sell or trade both
for improved farm; not more than IS or
% mics from city. Phone Dr.. 5754, or
Dr. 6l84
Will exchange modern home. large lot.
fruit and shade for out-town property.
$3.50 Kenwood. Ia. 2726.
ST 600 EOUITY-In Groom house; ? large
lots. scar garage: 10 trade tor autOmO-
bile in good shape. Gail owner, Wa.
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Help Vented Male
Mem

WANTED-An experienced
engineer TO handle switch
board brine and other eIec-
trical and mechanical equip
ment. Hours 6 P. m. TO 6
a. m. State age, experience
and references.
Box d 100. Times.
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E Washington at New Jersey SITS.
Some Larger-NOne Better"
Fireproof modern. restful rooms. taste
service Rates $3.50 to $3.50 Special
weekly rates. ST and up. Ii. 4502.
FURNISHED ROOM-P Private home: walk
ing distance. Ii. 2422
WANTED-2 girls OF couple employed. to
rent q beautiful m. in modern home.
Rent cheap on account of husband being
gone at nights He 1902
18TH. 2. 220-Loveiv front I'm; car line
modern. references reQuIred. Ia 1913.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

1921 N Capitol Wa 3001-I.
BATHTUB- sale cheap. 1913 High
St. DR.. 3461-W
CAMPING OUTFIT - TRAILER. TENT,
ETC. 626 n. La SALE ST.
CINDERS- Driveways, walks excayatlng,
and hauling. A. w. NeWland. DR.. 1851
BUFFET-Oak dining table. bed and
springs. sanitary courch. On. 1881.
DINING TABLE s450-High oven coal
range, SI750: daVcnC, $40; dressing table,
IS so. 1880 S. Merldian.
DINING ROONI-Suite, 9-pc.: good cOnd.,
reas 340 E. 3Oth ST.. Ia 1898
DRESSES Suits. sweaters. size l6; like
me-; cheap. mans suit. Be. 3224-W.
ELECTRIC IRONER-S7-inch Simplex;
cheap for cash. Oh. 0852 -
FURNITURE rms. complete; Al cond.,
barg.; leaving city. He 4623. -
GAS RANCE-$l0; 9xl2 rug $l2, also 6x8
rug. So good cond. Hu 287l
CLADIOLUS BULBS-Doa.. $50; 100, 81;
1000. SIS. Ru. 4515. 5226 ~ Penn st:
ICE BOE-McCray; for grocery or rest&u~
rant; real cheap. Be. 1921.
KITCHEN CABINET oosIer;" brig; 5l5.
4935 Baltimore Ave. MI Jones, Ri 1888.
LINOLEUAI- Remanents; less than cost
various sizes. PATTERSON SHADE Co.
9 E Washington St. 3rd floor.
MOTOR BOAT-I8 it,: Michigan Steel: IL
diculously cheap Call ia. 1851
NESTI E-Circuline perm. wave machine
real barg. for quick sale. RI. 3lO2.
PORCH SWING Comfortable. mattress
and springs; porch or garden cnalrS'
Trojan washer cheap. 22l Z. 10th St.
RefrigeratOrs
AT FACTORY PRICES-These refrigerators
are scientifically constructed, proved ana
tested at Columbia University; a small
down payment delivers any refrigerator.
easy terms Polar Ice and Fuel Co., 1000
Northwestern Ave. Phone ia. 0689.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
electric drop heads repair all MAKES
l26 " WASHINGTON n 97le
sUTT-Boy's, IS yrs, ? pr. pants, 81; spg.,
na ttresS. - size. 81; Ike new. I32 PARK,
SWEET HONEYSUCKLE ROOTS-20c each:
SIS per hundred. Beech Grove 148-J-2
ELECTRIC WASHER-A good one; real
Ia. 5079. after 6 p m.
WASHER-EIeCtric Al shape; a real barg
for SIS. 1898 Parker Ave
EASY WASHER-Late model; bargain for
cash. Oh. 0852.
So BUYS } gas range; $40 buys Re
liable, Al condition. CHAMBERS CO,
102 S. Penn St.
BARRETT WADE FURNITURE CO e6t
Virginia Ave. furniture rugs. stoves
refrigerators. new and USED furniture
for working reope Cash or credit EASY
terms Omen evenings Or 1867
WINDS OF THE WESTERN S~GA-Are not
as comfortable as 'NuAir" ventilators
Let's prove It MEIER ELECTRIC &
MACHINE co VentilatinP En- yineerS 13f
Meridian ST Is 2401-02
SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT outside or IN
side Is colors and white. 81 SO gallon
366 8. Meridian. St Ri 9l65.
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Rooms fox Rent

ADDISON. "a N.-Pleasant front rm.; mod
homo. 2 in family. near car. Be. 2428
ALA 1888 N.-Nice room, pleasant home;
good car line: greatly reduced rent.
BLVD PLACE. 3l67-Ncely furnished
rms: meals optional, garage Ia. 46ll-R
CARROLLTON 4l40-Nice nm. next bath;
pr. family. gentleman pref. Hu. 1928.
CENTRAL. l519-Nicely furnished room;
or gentlemen Lii 9615.
CENTRAL. 2442 i or > girls: lovely room;
comfortable home: privileges. Ia. 0967
COLLEGE. 3935-Mod. front widows priv
ate home: garage. breakfast. Wa 054I-R.
COLLEGE. .2242-Very nice rm.; modern
home; newly dec; const. hot va. Re. 4142
HOOSIER INN
440 Mass: clean. airy rms; showers: s. up
ILLINOIS n. l234-Rms. for men, $3.50
to $3.50 week.
Ill. n. 2I54-Apt. a: unusually attrac-
tive nm. 2; priv. mod. home. Ha 3652-R.
Illinois, N, Harbour Hotel
Walking distance; modern, clean rooms,
reasonable. weekly rates Sec these first.
ILLINOIS. N. 1916 Beautifully furnished
front sleeping rooms. 81 and IS.
REDWOOD 225O-Nice furnished room;
garage optional.
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Apartments for Rent

49,
i ia y 9E Etf 7AAlA ''''''''''''''... 5i.0y
1f99 Co an .'-''...'''...''-.'' ~ 10y
1888 n Meridian 70 40
1926 N Illinois RI ID
$50 E. Pratt ...................... so 30
5l2 n alabama ............... 400
iI68 CoIiS5e ,'''''i ''''''''''''.o'' 70 o. oO
l524 Broadway .................... $500
5345 E JVas}frctor ''-''''-'''' - 50
1918 n. Penn ............ $3.50
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ASHLAND I2zg- ; T5 372s bath z75 heat
AR - ! 5i "a, - -, ,on,
rIo1ots 49,. ~, it,- g2TejSo
55uet eas rance. porch6s: #i8 Hu. 6lf9
l a. Jl ]il5 . rms aa2I14 ne ,oss dec
WV. 'et --, y1', "a. 49,.
80 W XXX, ol3 - rms. 6atn' net
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NV 2- iE8gzv @J25 55s Azaa I MEN l5.
EN- SIS mo Ii o346.
NEW EQRf-, W.. 1890 rms; modern;
bal4; IFQnJ Dorch' separate basement;
a. :, -, - -. - = 90
024 WOODLiAWN AFE.--5 room upper du-
DE, De, He&.y aee'. Isa Va loI.' Ieas-
FL, f. 420-6-t - NJ; must pc seen to
Ne &pplzcI3teo ~, = ~
| 3OlH, W. 1J2 l-Lo#er 5-rm apt; heat.
Ss-2sI. gas. 30, 1 d. 800 L d. V99o,
iHoR.0UG.Hl3 modern g. and groom
s5th 81 re,ce5 ra ~ rs e "a 1b Se
ri 5eqf
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Fidelity Trust Binding
Ambassador Apartment Hotel
roo,4if,-1 .,l+~o -, f,-,-inT,os 49,
monthlv rates. Hot9I service. Phone
Ri. 1871 or call st Bldg $50 II. Penn.
H1g-sos end E}~F1 Ey7yT7rebef{
RILEY. 1l8-UpDer DUPLEX: T rms and
bath; nicely furnished; adults. II. 30l3
FOR FURNISHED HOUSLS-Aud apart
ments call
SCHLQSS BROS. INVESTMENT CO.
=! =. " a2Il, -; % g.
WALNUT, T.. ll5E3 rms. bath: eyeIyth.
Turn. S3a. See Hou&ekeepet IN basement.
n
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BEECH Grove o. 2no St4rn. house;
lois 1i'Ils iN3gH' ~ 'i5H''' A.
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-. -, 80 ~. -. 80,
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81, so ia 414f or Hin 3607
HAMILTON n -. doIIb7a 5 rooms
semi-modern: garage. Oh, 66I7
HAMILTON n I715-rT7 coFFago. No 1ti1
furn. and garden to worthy, honest mid
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-29
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