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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-12-20
LOCAL MARKETS


Eggs, per u'D
7 Wang of Plentywood vicin-
A. = was shopping here Saturday
D..o Lee was a business visitor
:. I P5IseIntywOOd from Antelope Mon
day. -ou-
a.. Art Olson and daughter
w., - Antelope were shoppers
s SYo between trains on Tuesday.
c.rd those Pictures to us to be
...med. Prompt service and work
lmlsarsnteed. Peterson Co.
furnished cottage for rent. Mrs
Rob-, PlentywOOd. S7-t2-e
Tho County Commissioners held
.neeial session Tuesday and
Wednesday
Get your Chevrolet car or truck
ANN Bredevine & Larson at West.
b. "uAA'l
ATTY. H. NJ. Lewis and G. B. Bull
rsrp attending to legal matters al
Scobey this week.
Mrs Lars Brastad of Redston,
v,s shopping and visiting at the
& B Bull home Thursday.
Peter Sorenson and Ed. Sunder-
land of Antelope were among the
brsiness callers here Saturday.
Ole Nelson was here from Home
stead looking attire his business in
terests Saturday.
Oscar Gullickson left Saturday
for his home at Seattle, Wash, to
spend the Christmas holiday.
-OO--
Ole C. Nelson of Homestead
made a pleasant call at this office
Saturday, the 18th.
Carl Hanson and Nels Peterson
we're here from the Dagmar com
munity Monday to look after bust
ness matters.
Judge S. E. Paul and Court Re-
porter E. S. Koser attended to leg
d matters at ScObey Tuesday and
Wednesday.
A. ]. LANCER is leaving Friday
for his home at Casselton, N. d
He expects to spend about a month
with his parents.
P. G. Anderson, banker of West
by, was transacting business anC
visiting friends here Tuesday anC
Wednesday.
A. ]. Vergland, who represents
the Burroughs Adding Machin,
Company, has been in PlentywooC
this week.
Andrew Tefre and Jacob Peter
son, who served as jurymen, lef
Monday for their homes at lie
serve.
Clarence Heinert was able to re
turn to his home at Scobey Tues
cay after having his appendix re
moved at the local hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Callahan o
KedstOne were Christmas shopping
ana visiting in this city Tuesda.
and Wednesday.
Harold Hanisch left last Frida
lr Havre, where he has a pos,
u0n with the Great Northern Rail
way Company.
u. l. Ryan of the reservation
south Of Plentywood, was shoppin
ana visiting with friends over Sat
uday and Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. P. L. Collins cam
Ifnday from the home near Ray
9Ond to do some Christmas shoI
plS and visit with relatives.
:, fete Msler. well known farmt
" ~. me Welliver country, was opel
ssse upon Monday, following
inquired appendix. He is a vel
SICK man at this writing.
MI MI and Mrs. Steve Sleight ha,
~eseO from one of the Mrs. Rol
w.t.. %tages to the house formerly o
E9a sO by Mr.. and Mrs. Haro
n. 40
ts- ms T Christ KnutsOn and daug
y. Josephine of Archer are Wis
NJ at the A. C. Erickson hor
pos,w week. The came here fro
NE N.Y. Where they visited wi
t S,s. n P. E. Moe and other rel
yves 1Or several weeks.
| Ix -.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Undhiem
Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. E. Helgeson
and son Kermit and w. E. Stegner
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
M. Undhjem at five-thirty dinner
last Sunday.
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az Wang of PlentywoOd vicin-
y 10. .. shopping here Saturday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-12-20

IT.. Art Olson and daughter
:. ~, If Antelope were shoppers
I've Dois between trains on Tuesday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-12-20

~. Ice was a business visitor
f 1Sl.0sntywood from Antelope Mon
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-12-20

C.rd those Pictures to US to be
...red. Prompt service and work
lll'aaronteed. Peterson Co.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-12-20

furnished cottage for rent. Mrs.
Pobb, Plentywood. of-tz-c
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Tho County Commissioners held
,pecial session Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

NEW YORK. Mrs, Mabel Wille- naandt, assistant United States attor- ney general, in charge of prohibition, said enforcement of the dry law is not possible while there is lack of CO., operation between Federal and State Governments.
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26
rakotna, Alaska. January 26,. 1929.
Recent Outside
 News Events

WASHINGTON. - Major General Gharles Summerall, chief of staff of the army, has. accepted the post of gsand marshal for the inauguration of. Herbert. Hoover,
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

] strides will be made in the use of tele- t vision within the next ninety days, ! Garside predicted.
 i LONDON.-"I people would. only stop talking of ornaments there might be some chance gof gettin i peace," Lady Astor declared at an 1 overseas league luncheon. She de- cared Great Britain and the United States must act together for peace
 LUCANO.-F Foreign Ministers Bri- and, Chamberlain and Streesemann he'd another meeting and are under stood to have practically completed plans for an erperts'' conference to fir the total of German reparations, upon which the evacuation of Rhineland depends.
 Z WASHINGTON,-The. Harris bill to apply to the quota provisions of the immigration law to. Mexico was approved unanimously today by the Senate committee on immigration. Last year Mexican immigrants num- bered 5700G, and the year previous to that 66,000, but, under the Harris bill Mexican immigration would be restricted to 800
 z WASFNNTON-The Department of Justice intends to launch a suit to re- cover profits made by the. Sinclair Oil Company by the operation of invalid Salt Creek oil leases.
 ~ WASHINGTON.-The-& Pan-Ameri can~conference on conciliatinnaand ar- bitration, acting through Secretary of State Kellogg, chairman of the. con- ference, formally protfered it's good offices to Bolivia and Paraguay in an effort to conciiiate the controversy arising over the clash overi boundary Bolivia had no representative at the | barley, and while Paraguay's delegate was present. he did not cast a vote. No word was received. to indicate that either Paraguay or Bolivia had changed their attitudes, but impress sion among conferees is that sufficient moral pressure will be brought to bear to avert war. Hope is seen in. the fact that there has beens no fur ther armed clash between. opposite forces.s
 NEW Albert Payson Ter hume, author and dog lover, was struck by an. automobile nexr, his es- tate at Pompton Lake, N. J., and badly shaken up. He is recovering.
 WILKESBARRa.- a.-Stephen RePm and his wife, both in the early 20s, were arrested after Ream confessed l the theft of s1OO,000 worth of jewels of Madame Marie. Rsppoldy former opera singer.
 { What has become of the old-fash-
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

What has become of the old-fash- toned barber who said he was "a pros lessor of the tonsorial art" "?-Atchi- son Globe. He is now practicing as a autician.-Arkansas Gazette.
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

WASHINGTON--The British army oqlo team was invited by Secretary of War Davis to. come to the United States next year and play series of games with the American army polo team.
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

liquor IS minor charge, and the sen tence is likely to work great hardship on the family, since the father is also in prison.
 YoNKERS. N. Y.-In q daylight holdup in the heart of this city's busi-. ness section, seven or eight robbers opened fire this morning on the collec- tion car of the First National Bank and escaped with a S100,000 payroll, after wounding one of the bank guards.
 WASHINGTON. - Representative Black of New York introduced bill to legalize wine and beer. The mea- sured is fashioned in part after the plan advocated by Governor Smith, in his presidentiaLcampaign
 LOS ANGELES-A wrecking gang of detectives, laden with sharpened axes, rested onstheir weapons at San Pedro today, prepared to give smashing welcome to the gambling ship Menfalcone,
 WASIHNGTON.-Describing the inauguration of President Coolidge as. nothing but display of uniforms, machine guns aud all the accessories of war, Representative Kvale, Farmer Labor, of Minnesota, made an appeal in the House today to President Elect Hoover. to make his inaugural cere- monies typify peace.
 SAN FRANCISCO-Jaekie Fields, whose smashing victories over Young Jack Thompson and Sammy Baker have placed him as the outstanding contender for Joe Dundees welter- weight title, will invade the East at an early date.
 WASHINGTON.-Henry Ford said here today that he has abandoned his experiments with light airplane, that might be used as commonly as autos because he believed it impractical at this time.- He predicted. however, that the fivver plane would become a reality as soon aS. the public becomes, sufficiently air-minded to insure it's success.
 WASHINGTON A bill providing three years in prison for reference to, the religion of a candidate for Presi- dent, Vice President or Congress, if the reference is intended to aid or in- jure the candidate, was introduced in the House today by Representative Black of New York.
 WASHINGTON.-Lack of disci- pline among members of the crew of the steamship Vestris was held re- sponsible for the large loss of life in the sinking in the report of Dickerson N. Hoover, supervising inspector gen. eral of the Governments steamship inspection service.
 VIENNA.-Seven large cases of machine guns were taken from a ves- sel which police said was en. route to, Hungary.
 
 NEW YORK.--Temporary execu- tors of Arnold Rothstein's estate are expected to report the E gamblers net assets at Sl.8O00NN,$$ aalsfs gross at 933,2O0,0OO
 LOS ANGELE.sg.- Theodore Rob- erts, 68-year-old stage anu screen star, died'a after two weeks iIlntss.
 GHIGAGO-The late James Patton, known as the wheat king, left a for tune of S150,OOO,OO0 {. CHICAGO.-Ganna Was aa:. wife of Harold Mccormick, has been.confinede
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

LANSING, ..aS4ch.--Gonvic 7 fof the fourth time1oT selling liquor, Mrs. Etta Mae Miller,4mother of three children, was sentsnced to prison for thtaremainder offTiife under the ha- aihaal erimina lcode- The jury hand-
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26
NEW YoRKssARohert. Kicker sho

NEW. YORN.4ARohert Kicker shot and killed his brother William. and committed suicide . by taking poison ss a. climax to. ten-year. quarrel over the love of woman. The woman wearied of arguing long ago and married another man, but the btothers kept up the feud
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

SAN FRANCIsCo-Jaekie Fields, whose smashing victories over Young Jack Thompson and Sammy Baker have placed him as the outstanding contender for Joe Dundee's welter- weight title, will invade the East at an early date.
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

LONG BEACH.-That. the gamb- ling ship Monfalcone may have it's supply of patrons cut off at it's source VAS forecast by Newland K. Reid, city attorney, who announced the drafting today of a new ordinance which would make it a misdemeanor tot transport customers to a gambling piRce at sea-
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

WASIHNGT0N.-Describing the inauguration of President Coolidge as. nothing but a display of uniforms, machine guns aud all the accessories of war, Representative Kvale, Farmer Labor, of Minnesota, made an appeal in the House today to President Elect Hoover. to make his inaugural cere- monies typify peace.
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

SAN PEDRO.-Two Coast Guard cutters were dispatched at noon today tot the position at which a fishing barge has been anchored eleven miles off shore- near Long. Beach, from which patrons were transferred to the Monfalcene, floating casino, when itlwas reported to Coast Guard head quarters that the barge had sunk last night during asheavy sea. Three men were reported to have been aboard.
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

COBH, lreland.-The White Star Liner Celtic, one time queen of the ocean, tonight lay stricken on a ledge of rocks at an exposed point at, the entrance to, Cork harbor. There was shuge hole in her bottom and big dent in her side, with twelve feet of water in some of her compartments.
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

strides will be made in the use of tele- vision within the next ninety days, Garside predicted.
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

SAN FRANCISCO.-A natient re- eeiving treatment by Dr. Harold M. FIBehIemen, assistant in the Hnivere sity pfal q california Medical Schoob reg isteredr q temperature of 110 degrees, the highest aver recorded by human being unders authentic medical. obser- vation..
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

ed down q decision of guilty despite plea on behalf of. the children and the judge had nothing to do but consign Mrs. Miller to jail for life. Selling liquor is minor charge, and the sen- tence is likely to work great hardship on the family, since the father is also in prison.
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

WILKESBARRa.- Stephen RePm and his wife, both in the early 2Os, were arrested after Ream confessed the theft of s1OO,000 worth of jewels of Madame Marie Rsappold, former opera singer.
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

NEW Albert Payson Ter hume, author and dog lover, was struck by an automobile near, his es- tate at Pompton Lake, N. J., and badly shaken up. He is recovering.
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

LONDON.-"If. people would only stop talking of ornaments there might be some chance gof gettin peace,' Lady Astor declared at an overseas league luncheon. She de- cared Great Britain and the United States must act together for peace
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

LOS ANGELES.-A wrecking gang of detectives, laden with sharpened axes, rested .on@their weapons at San Pedro today, prepared to give a smashing welcome to the gambling ship Menfalcone,
The Kusko times., 1929-01-26

NEW YORK.-Television is on the
 eve of being introduced to the Amer- sican public in practical way, is the statement made to International News Service by James w. Garside, presi- dent of the DeForest Radio Company and president of the newly-formed Jenkins Television Corporation. Great
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-27
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALA N 1l20-Nice. modern. 2-rm. suite;
close bath. everything furn. Il. 8694.
BEVILLE. n. 23-Strictly mod, furn. g.
rm apt; priv; E. Wash. car; reas. Oh.
4587-J p. m.
BROADWAY. 1879 Furnished rm. and
kitchenette. reasonable. Ii. 5783.
COLLEGE AVE. ll43-Nice airy rooms;
for light Housekeeping; girls or employed
couple; call after p. m. or sundays.
DEL. N. 9O6-Front room; alcoye kitchen;
walking distance.
DELAWARE. n. 25i4la-Clean, mod. furn.
rms, for Speedway visitors. Ia. 4848-M.
HOYT. 1i12-2 furn. housekeeping rms:
mod. newly decorated. Call eve. Dr.. 58l6.
ILLINOIS. N. 3232-Pleasant Groom apt;
everything furnished; reason. Ha. 1868.
Ill N 2O05-Unfurn. lower floor; beauti-
ful home: priv. emit; gas. heat. lights turn
NEW JERSEY. n. l2AUnder new man
~Gement. rooms RI 4i45
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Room for Rent With Board

BELLEFONTAINE. 2827-Nice nm. bust
ness man. garage. ref. He. 55o7
CENTRAL. 1944-Nicc nm; good meals;
or 2 gentlemen private home. Ia. 0267.
CENTRAL.l6 26-Large. attractive room
twin beds: constant hot water; meals;
garage optional. Ia 1855.
MERIDIAN n. 2443-BEAUTIFUL RM..
EXCELLENT FOOD.
SPEEDWAY VISITORS-Nice modern rms,
on road 10 Speedway, gar. Ha. 304l-J.
34TH ST. W. l114-Furnished nm. home
privileges. meals optional. widOwer's home.
CHRISTIAN HONfE-For aged or children:
Al reference. Be 1918. ring !.
WANTED Girls. between and u yrs to
board 1888 Calman Ave. Brightwood
bus line
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SALESLADIE5- Ready-to- Wear. 7 an re-
organizing the sales force Of a popular
end medium priced shop, want agRrc8-
tte pleasing. intelligent sales force. 10 is
not necessary that you have experience.
personality more important. permanent
EOS lions ioI those who qualify. Write
Box ID 1T Care Times.
WHITE WOMAN age Is 70 35 under
-tanc cooking small family GOOD wages
Il. 1912 1915 Warrington Blvd
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Business Announcement

WALL PAPER-Reroved by steam: save
time and money. TANNER. ri. 1917.
WALL PAPER,-And hardwood floors
cleaned. work guar. Hu- 1910. Oh. $3.50.
WHITE WASH-Sprayed chemically treat
cd 70 kil germs, destroys odoTs. ca. 1872.
ALI KINDS OF PLUMBING INSTALLED
Al REASONABLE PRICES Ia 4n57.
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Sisuatlons Wanted Mcte

SALESMAN sales engineer civil en-
F.reer. single. aged 26. four years part
time sales experience attending college. 8
wears civil euglEeer,1g experience rail-
road construction and maintenance Of way.
A1cress Bo1 No. D-lI5. T.ucr.
SALESMAN Years Of experience. splendid
ref. salary and commission pref Or. 1855.
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Rooms for Rent

ASHLAND. i9o5-Nioe. modern rooms; suit
abe for SPEEDWAY ylsl'ors. he 5604.
BROADWAY. l7i9-NlceIy furn.. upper
rn. for adv. 50 vk Ale 27o6.
CAPITOL. n. i740-Nice clean. modern
rms. hot water Ia 1l63.
CLINTON HOTEL-2s Viz. Ave-; house
keeping. also sleeping, clean, modern.
DORNAN. 414-Sleeping rooms for Speed
way visitors private family On. 0220.
ILLINOIS. y. 2350-Large, pleasant, front
room. ? persons. Ia. Ol22.
la SALE. ~. 4l9-.Cool front rm.' near
$40 MASS.
Modern rms. all redecorated. SIS and
up single. II 0655
MERIDIAN. ". 1852 connecting front
rms. modern. pleasant. II. 1898.
MERRILL. e 537-Nice furnished sleep
ing I'm, modern.
NEW JERSEY. n. 518-Room suitable
steering OK housekeeping. Ii I'll
NEW JERSEY s. housekeeping rms; gen
tenen preferrsd meals opt. DIT 6053.
NEW JERSEY. 448 N.-Sleeping rm, mod
ern. hot. cold water. $3.50 wk. RI. 2o9s.
NORTH-Front room. private. modern
nome $3.50 ia. 17l8-W.
PARK 953-Room. kitchenette. alcoye. also
4-ro0m apt modern.
PARK ll0s-Laree south room; modern:
walking distance Ii. 1857.
PENN " 9l9-Apt. Q. bedroom. twin
beds. connects BATH: reasonable. Il. 1855.
Pennsylvania, N, l85e-De.sirabol.e. m n,
next BATH "a. prof woman. IA. 2320-W.
BUCKLE 325C- Unusually pleasant rm..
vounc mon. Breakfast Wa ll26.
ST CLAIR. 3l4 E.-Apt. 3; attractive
sleep. nm, hot va. mod; close. u. BIB
UNIVERSITY COURT. 13ll-Newly deco
rated. furn-; walk. dist; glrls. Ri. 3206.
i2TH z. 81 Beautiful cool room; mod
EN- home, Central car, references.
18TH T. 220-LovelY front rm. on car
line. reference required. Call at
Furnished rooms and bath, me To-
cation 1877 n Gladstone. II. 3373
LARGE-Clean light room; well furnished;
walking distance. ri. 7779.
UNUSUALLY attractive rooms for Speed
way visitors. meals optional Ha. $500
ROOMS-For Speedway visitors and travel
ing statesmen. Oh. 1898.
NICE-Clean. room; modern; furnished.
NICE ROOMs-sieep or housekeep.; car
space. for Speedway visitors. Ri. 48ls
NORTH OF CREEK-Attractive front nm;
private home: College car. Wa. o96e-W.
LOVELY Clean rms; good beds SPEED
WAY VISITORS Or. 1927.
BEAUTIFUL-Mas bedrm.; / single bed
room. He. l7l3-W.
try TINES WANT ADs FOR BUSINESS
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Help Wanted Female
WANTED

High school graduates between
the ages or 70 and % to learn long
distance telephone operating Only
those who live at home with
parents need apply. lOI Indiana
Bel Telephone bldg. New York and
Meridian SIS.
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Help Wanted Male

Sal EsMANAG ER-Dlstributors with cars.
Ell orcr r. E. A pure California vine
grape ili-e - thu wood 80 $50 yearly,
sr1.r affe- : r. csilT. Room 203.
f.uaen nctcI 1910 corsldered
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Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED TO BUY-Bed, springs. dresser,
chifrobe. overstuffed suite, 9Xl2 rugs;
kitchen cabinet, breakfast set. refrigera-
tor. Call Ri. 2772 after p. n.
IF YOU HAVE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR
SALE-Call SHANK AUCTION co. Ri.
0644 or Ri 1884
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Storage and 7 ranSfer

sTORE-YouI furniture In IRE proof stor-
age house. Private lockers. Pay months
later. Special no charge tor hauling
for month Of May. Estimat es given with
out obligation. Call
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co
419 market RI 7750
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, hauling. Special
prices on oveTland. hauling to ana from
1851 night Oh. 4579-Ch. 0699-W.
J H. TAYLOR Trans. & STORAGE, SPE-
GAL PRICE OVERLAND-To or from
Chicago, St. Louis. Detroit, Cleveland or
other cities. Dr.. 307l, or Ri. 4267
BORNMAN TRANSFER Satisfactory
moving service; overland trucking Of
furniture anC freight Oh. 557l.
TRANSFERRING general hauling of all
kinds, 821 E cath. ": E. Rodocker, Wa.
4433. residence HI. 2l37.
BRITTON TRANSFERRING $3.50 load
large trucks: responsibl1 men. Dr.. 1915
HICKS-Local and long instance transfer:
expert piano movers. Ri. 6434.
LOCAL-And overland moving; lowest
rates. Responsible men. Be. 1853.
WILLIAMS TRANSFERABLE covered
trucks: local overId, $3.50 Id. UP. II. 0244
FURNITURE MOVED 5250-And up; large
covered trucks. Ii. 1890 Oh. 1882
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Cottages and Resorts
Suburban for Rent

RAvENswOoD CoTTAGE-For sale. Bar
gain. Hu. 4l25.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ILLINOIS. N. 431-Apt 3; 3 rms. comp.
fur. oyerst.; victrola; const. 1T. wtr.
LOCKERBIE, 6l2-Smau. strictly MOD :.
priv: nothing better for the price; $40
TALBOT. N. 2830-ColoniaI home; for
summer months; nice yard; fine locations;
call Sunday or eve. Ia. 0627.
TEMPLE. r.. 1928 - VIII share modern
home; every convience: reas. Oh. 1167-W.
BEAUTIFUL IRVINGTON-4 rms, bath.
ideal home. eyythg. furn. Adults. II. 3013.
LOVELY-4-rm. upper duplex; newly dec +;
garage; utilities furn.; S35 Ha. 1945.
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Business Announcements

BATHROOM-Compiet SO. plumbing and
heat!ng installed. Reas il. 4057.
FEATHERS Bought solo and renovated:
leather mattresses. pillows mace q order
r z. Burkle. $40 Mas ave ~ $3.50
GRAVEL-Asphait; roofs applied and re-
paired. DOYLE HEATING co. Ii. 1870
HOUSE PAINTING - Interior. decorate
comp. ms. Terms. u. 2248. CHI 60l4-W.
INTERIOR-Palnun exterior: prices reas.
WILSON AND REEDY Ii 1887
Decorating. by experts; We
are fully equipped for any job. Ia. 1853.
INTERIOR CLEANERS Specialize in fne
paint Washing CAL Dr. 1892
PAINTING ext. best material and
workmanship. Will Higgins. ri. 62l3.
PAINT YOUR HOUSE NOW-Cash or 10
RI. 1928 MR.. LEHR DR.. 5o44
PAINTINC-House. signs, get our estimate.
2. B. GoOdloe- Ten mo. payment plan II
desired. FoTmerl vat the courthouse. L.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior: best
mate and WkmnShip. O.Neal, Dr.. 2884-M.
PAINTING Best material. experienced;
careful work reasonable. He 1927.
PAPER HANGING Paint'rE. plastering:
general repair work CHI 0i69.
PAPER MISUNDERSTANDING free. 1929
samples. FRANK JACKSON. Oh. 2oo4.
PAPER HANGING
Call after p. m. Ii. s7l6.
can GARDEN, Dr.. 1899.
PAPER CLEANING-HanEin g: cleaning Of
al kinds. painting. IONES. ia. ll0l-W-
PAPER MISUNDERSTANDING and painting.
high-class work ca. 05l2-
PAPER HANGIEG-Apl Lsinting; work
guaranteed Oh. 0973 ". NJ THORNELL.
PAPER CLEANED-75c I'm. and up. Work
guar. CAL SCANLON, Ri. 1908.
REPAIRING ON HOUSES Garages. new
fences. Building by contract Estimates.
noFu1ttE IT I Noel Ii ABB Han PARK
EXPERT WALL PAPER
CLEANERS
Al work guaranteed Call II. $3.50.
RUGS CLEANED-9xl2. $3.50 CAL for
Gel. l0-da. spec. Kemer Rug CO. Oh. 1886.
Wall PAPER CLEANING: PAINT WASH
ING-PriCe ress-. first class work guar
anreel n E-LL Ri 0aAl- ANYTHING
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CLEAR LOT-S5x2se-Eas front: corner.
south side: 1esr Longacres: what have
yoa2 Be. 2eoz-J, OF Be. 2S2i-W.