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The Washington times., 1930-04-02

DALLAS, Texas, April 2.
Having taken three lacingS
in a row, the Chicago White
SOx today had reversed the
custom and given the Dallas
Steers q . to / lacing.
Arthur Shires, in, his first
full game Of the season,
started out slowly and waxed
warmer. He walked the first
time, then flied out to right
and shortstOp, and wound up
with a sIashing single and
double.
The Washington times., 1930-04-02

MONTGOMERY. Ala, April 2.
The Red Sex were here today
to open up a three-game series
with the Louisville Colonels after
handing a l0-to4 drubbing TO
the MONTGOMERY club here yes
terday.
Trailing 4 to 3 going into the
ninth, the Sox hammered three
local pitchers and when the in
ming was over the Red Sox had
scored nine runs.
The Washington times., 1930-04-02

COLUMBIA, S. c., April g.
The Athletics, go to the, post
again today in another game on
the northward trip, meeting the
Columbia team in a contest here
this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1930-04-02
QUICK FACTS

7. No proiscsing pOSs -
dull blade edges
8. Rsinforcsd rxs0r comes
pfevenS damaGS IL
dropped
9. Square bls8s ends saSeroo
handle
10. Shaves e&S3sf aroU@A
meath. nose es1
II. New hladss sSnns peiee -
old
n. New Fasoes AK. gold
plaeed. WieA 0oe new
hlsae. ia eo, 4IIoo.
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Death Notices

BALLARD. ELLA Beloved wife Of /: G.
Los Angeles, and. Edward r. Ballard Of
Chicago: sister of Mrs. A. c.. Banta of
Kokomo and Mrs. Philip Brehm Of An
derson, passed away at the home. s4S w.
Thirty-fourth St. Thursday, IL a. m.
age "a years. Funeral services at resi-
Audrey Moore. Seventh Christian church.
officiating. Burial Grown Hill cemetery.
Friends invited. (Noblesville and Corners
vile papers please copy.l
KUNKEL. HENRY J.-Father of Mrs. Har-
nv G.. Cave. Mrs. Mavme Nicholas. Mrs.
Agatha Brochausen. Mrs. Fred w. Beck,
Mrs. Fred Groete. George and Harry j.
Kunkel. passed away Thursday. July 10. at
residence, 514 S.. East st. Funeral Mon
BRoTHERs FUNERAL HOME. I64s N.
Meridian. Interment Crown Hill ceme-
tery. Friends invited.
KOLLINGER. JOHN..Formerly, Of 956 High
St.. half brother of George Kimbel and
uncle of William c. Kollinger and Charles
Hneckmaan: passed away ThgrSday' Suty
urday. july IL. at E. E, Gross funeral
home, 1349 Madison Ave. 10 a. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may
call at funeral home any time after Fri
day noon.
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FIGHT LOOMS
ON Gas PERMIT
Board Refuses to Allow
Station on Boulevard.

Possibility of litigation to test
the park boards authority to deny
a filling station permit to the Lin
coin Oil Refining Company at La
fayette road and Kessler boulevard
loomed today with the boards unan-
imous refusal to sanction the inva-
sion of business on the pleasure
boulevard.
The board contended establish
ing a station on KesSler would be
opening up the boulevard for bust
ness and result in other business
enterprises on a boulevard designed
for strictly residential usage.
Frank c. Daily, safety board
member and attorney for the oil
company, contended that the park
board had designed the property
for business use several years ago.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

WALNUT. E.. iI5-3 rms. bath; reduced
rent. See housekeeper In basement.
BFvILLE. N. 829-2 rms. adjoining. near
bath. porch. 2 bus. men. Oh. 1881.
PARK, 2154-2 and 3-rm. fur. apis. hard
wood frs, lovely fur; reas. He. 1919.
MER., n, oil; NO. complete; 5 rms,
cool; everything fur; $50. We. 3l24-1.
2 RMS. modern. overstufed. piano; sink;
private ent. 1871 Bellefontaine. Ri. 2089.
COLLEGE. 2426-3 rooms, bath. porches,
garage. Call owner. He. 2509.
CENTRAL, 1908 rooms. bath, porches.
Call owner He. 250o.
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instructions

DANCING
Instructions given by New York girl.
Ballet. toe ard acrobatic. Private only.
Children preferred. Call Violet Schlegel
lit College Ave. Apt. No. 8.
LEARN AVIATION-Pilots and MECHANIC:
instruction. CURTISS-WRIGHT FLYLNS
Stout Field-Mars Hill. Bel. 42O0
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BAD CHECK? HA! HA!

BIZ United Press
Every alleged fraudulent check
which Blackford county officials
show to Vernon Ginter brings forth
another burst of laughter from
Ginter as he reclineS on a bed in
Jail here. He is held in connection
with the purchase of a used car
from a Jonesboro garage man with
a supposedly fraudulent check.
A checkup of Ginter's activities
reveal a trail of bad checks passed
in Muncie, Marion, South Bend,
Hartford City and several Ohio
towns, police say.
Ginter, it is said, would become
acquainted with prominent persons
in town and then use their names
on checks. He has been arrested
three times previously or similar
charges, it is said.
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Boy in u Killed

BU YtmeS NDPctdI
KOKOMO, Ind, July 11.-Fred R.
Irelan. Is, was killed Thursday night
when an automobile driven by his
father, L. C. Ireland, turned over at
a bridge east of here. He died on the
way to a hospital. The father was
injured.
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ELECTED BY REALTORS
Three City Men HonOred at Session
of National Association.

Three Indianapolis men were
named to offices in the National As
ISOLATION of Real Estate Boards, &C
cording to word received here from
the annual convention in Toronto.
William Low Rice was reelected
vice-president of the national aSso-
citation, representing Indiana. Frank
L. Moore, executive secretary of the
Indiana board, was named to the
membership on the board of gov
ernors. Donald E. Rider, executive
secretary of the Indianapolis board,
became a member of the executive
committee of the secretaries division
of the organization.
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Situations Wanted Female

CHILDREN'S nurse. white; excellent ref
erences. Address Times Box B-l24.
Rooms for Rent
NJ, 193o-Large airy cheerful
nm. lavatory, fireplace. Ia. 676O:
ALABAMA, N, III5-Modern, large, clean
homelike: hot water. Ri. 5l2l.
CAPITOL, N. 8S1-1st floor; large front
room: J or 2: 81.
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Leral Notices
BOARD OF zoNINq APPEALs.

NOTICE OF HEARING.
Notice is hereby given that American
Town Lot Co. has hled with the Board
Of zoning Appeals Of the City OF indian
vsry the requirements Of the zoning Or
dinance by installing a miniature golf
course at the southwest corner OF SEA 81.
and Primrose Ave.
A Public Hearing will be held BY said
Board in Room f04. City Hall. Tuesday.
JULY e. 1890. at 2:3o p. m. at which
time and place all interested persons will
be given opportunity to be heard in
reference to the matters set out in said
petition.
GEO. T. O'CONFOR. President.
H B. STEEG. Secretary-Engineer.
WILL SELL at public auction at Q a. m.
on Monday. July IS. 1880. one Ford tour
ing. 1925 model. motor No. l239i921. for
storage charges amounting to s35.
(Signedl G. L. ESKEN.
5i2 La Ciede st.
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Tones that heighten joan CrsWford's
rich. dark beauty are described In the
following article. the tenth in a series
On your Beauty CoIors" written for
The Times and NEA Service.
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Injuries Cause Death

VINCENNES, Ind, July John
Rhor, Lawrenceviiie, Ill, died in a
hospital here of injuries received
in al automobile accident a month
ago. Pete Metro, Cleveland, o., died
several days ago, a victim OF the
same accident.
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Business Announcements
Delco Water Pumps

Trade in your old pump as down pay
ment, balance IL small monthly pay
ments. Call for estimate. HUI. 1854.
SPRAY PAINTING AUTOs-$l5 to $50.
COLA B~ellefontaine. Hu. 1888.
FEATHERS-Bought SOLO Ano renovated
leather mattresses, pillows made to order
z. F. Burke. 431-433 Mass, Ave. Ri. $685.
PLASTERING and patching. Call Oh. 7452.
PAUL STRIEBECK- Still in business.
CNDERSISard and gravel: also spec.
driveway gravel: trucks for hire: trash
hauling. c.. o. D. Delivery. DR.: $685.:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. repairing. at
tics. Kitchens. add. COOLEY. Hu. 8151:
BATH ROOM-Complete. $50; plumbing
e. heating installed: reasonable. "a. &O21:
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ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE
Bert Grimes Takes Poison; Con-
ditiOn Is Not Serious,

Bert Grimes, 80, Of $40 Mas
sachusetts avenue, was in city hos
pitaI, but not in serious condition,
today after taking poison in a
suicide attempt Thursday night.
Two weeks ago his wife commit
ted suicide, swallowing poison from
the same supply that Grimes found.
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CHEWING GUM NOT FOOD

Interstate Group Rules on Rate Pc
tition of Makers.
BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE In
terstate commerce commission has
decided that chewing gum is not
food.
1t dismissed today a complaint of
the National Association of Chew
ing Gum Manufacturers, which at
tempted to establish this theory as
a basis for it's contention that Sood
rates should apply to chewing gum
shipments. Chewing gum rates, the
association %contended, are unreason-
able, unjust and discriminatory.
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Try Gay Fellows
written for NEA Service

Take a fier in bright. gay yellows
with lemon tones in them. You can
wear them, too!
She wears cats eyes, corals, topaz.
rubies. She loves chrysanthemums,
daffodils, yeIlow-roses with blood
red streaks touching their petals,
and all the brown pansies.
She a wear the most exotic
perfumes, the rich, pungent, spicy
odors. For she has complex beauty
-smoldering fire and aloof dreami-
ness are hers. If you are her type.
learn about beauty from her.
A wise choice Of cOlOrs makes the
most of Sue Carols young beauty,
100. Read about her in the con-
Guiding article in this series.
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ALABAMA. n. Is0e-Rm. board: q meals:
home privileges: men only. Ia: 66z6.
BROADWAY. 2507-Nice. cool rm.; private
home; good meals. He. 1882.
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Rooms Wanted
Room for Rent with Board

GENTLEMAN wants room with congenial
people: explain priv. fully. Times Box B.
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Automobiles for Sale
ORD
1926 and 1927
Model rs

Model IS
We have an excellent selection of all
models at exceptional prices. See our
stock.
Browning Gent Company
10th and Meridian. Ri. s655. Omen ewes.
FORDS, MODEL A
1928 and 1929
We have an exceptional stock of road
sters. coupes and Tudors. All are in the
very best condition and are offered ON
terms. Come in today and drive your
own car.
Browning Gent Company
nth and Meridian Ri. 1855. Omen ewes.
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKs-We wish to thank
the many friends and neighbors for their
kindness during the Illness and death of
our loved one, Richard Gray: especially
Mr.. Beanblossom, Rev. Stewart and
singer. Indianapolis Medical Glass Com
pan Purity Bakery Company. and all for
the beautiful floral offerings. WIFE,
MOTHER. BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
TRY Times WAND ADS FOR RIISINESS
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HOTEL EDWARDS
Centrally Located-Modern

Special low weekly rate 70 men only.
BOTH. as W.-Large, front. airy room: not
water: parking space. Ia. 1928.
EMPLOYED woman to share lovely living,
bedrm., porch. with window. Ii. 1l45.
LIGHT, airy rm., 4 windows; lovely fur
niture. Walking distance. Ii. 70i5r
adioininn hath Pi 9161
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Rooms for Rent

CAPITOL, NJ. 2133-Beautiful furn. room;
private entrance: mr.. ear: ! or 2. Ia. 4195:
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia ave-. sleep
ing. also housekeeping. $3.50 to Sc.
CENTRAL. 2409Ka-cool. front mi; plenty
hot water; board opt: reason. He. 2go1:
DELAWARE, 24I4, NJ or 2 gentlemen;
private home; garage. Ia. 1861. -
DELAWARE. N. 952-Light. airy room, 2
closets, hardwood frs; private home.
DREXEL ANS, $50 N. Illinois--Large out
side rooms, 81 week and up. II: DBL.
MASS. AVE, 540-Clean. cool, modern
MERIDIAN. N.-Corner 18th. outside airy
rms. nicely furnished: maid service and
plenty baths: meals if desired: Ia. O957:
MERIDIAN. N, 2302-Nicely furnished cool
nm. private home: summer raIes:
MERIDIAN, y. 1885,. modern m. clean;
MERIDIAN. n, 220s-Lovely rms; every
convenience. 81 and S.. Good location.
MERIDIAN. N, 402-Apt. 80; nice cool I'm.
Ri. 1894. Ri. 1893.
NEW JERSEY. N. 825-Deli9htful front
room in blue and gold; neW walnut o fe6nl-
LADY or employed couple; no other room
ers; privileges; garage. Ha. o250-R.
OAKLAND. Il33-Cool. large room: / or 2:
garage. On. 4252-R.
OAKLAND. 1133-Large. cool ROOM; ga
rage; l or 2. Oh. 4252-R. -
1873 N.-BeauClIuI uVlnR~Ln. dnQ
slpg. porch cmb.: every convince. Ia. 0733
PENN NJ. I622-Lovely. quiet room: pri
family; twin beds; reason. ia. 2737.
Pennsylvania. N, 220l-Nice. cool rm..
priv ate family: close to bath.
RUCKLE 1856; large airy room: two or
three men or employed couple. wa. l2Sl:
VERMONT. e, $50 nicely furnished,
cool rms, no landlady. Call 402 N. East.
22D- e.. 603-Lovely, airy. front rm.:
privileges; breakfast: radio. Wa. 1886.
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-Yom Beauty CoIOrs-No. ID
Dark, Rich Beauty Aided
by Suntan Application

Tones that heighten Joan Crawford's
rich. dark beauty ere described In the
following article. the tenth in a series
On "Your Beauty CoIors" written for
The Times and NEA Service
BY NINON
written for NEA Service
one way to crystalline your beauty
is to tone your skin, eyes, hair,
clothes into the same subtle scale OF
colors. If you have brown hair
that has a reddish tone to it and
tawny eyes, follow the lead of lovely
Joan Crawford and sun-tan your
skin. either naturally or with make
I'D. and see how ravishing it makes
you.
The exquisite Mrs. Douglas Fair
banks Jr., has a dusky, smoldering
richness to her beauty, through old
Sol sun and the aid of ochre
powder.
Her tawny eyes are yelled with
brown-tinted lashes and their brown
beauty enhanced by soft-tinting on
the upper lid only. The rouge she
uses is a dark, duSky red and her
lips are colored only with the
darkest lipstick.
Doing Things Up Brown
She loves all the gamut of browns,
from pale orange to tete de negre,
with tans, beiges, rich spicy browns
ovca11opt b~aruooOieS for her hearty
Greens and blues she yea with
great distinction, both contrasting
magnif1cently with her rich pig
mentation, her dark makeup.
If you are Joan Crawford's type,
experiment with all the clear psne-
trating blues and greens, not the
pastel shades. Try out the scale
of browns from oT-white to woody
hues. Dare pure flaming orange.
Chances are you ear wear it like
a million dollars.
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Houses for Sale
North

BRICK WIENER BARGAIN NEW
A real home near Butler. 3 bedrooms.
tile bath up. lavatory down: water. soft
ener. JULIAN JOHNSON. IR. 0319.
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Real Estate Wanted

BUYER for city or suburban property I Or
more acres. jenkins Exchange. IA. asoes
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Suburban for Rent
business Places for Rent

sToRERoOM, 2526 w. 18th sT.-suitable
for confectionery, dry goods, hardware or
drugs. McTarsnev and Brown. Be. 1909.
FOR ~RENT-Desk in private office; ste
nographer. telephone. reception room
~nrnminent l~ncation- Ii 1892. He. 1888.
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Houses for Rent

FULTON. n. 323-s rooms. mod. except
furnace, repspered. water. II. sl2o.
GLADSTONE. 9Sl-S-room modern oouoie'
garage, Hu. $500.
GPECF 70-Rsduced s25; 5 rooms, bath,
Tsrsse. water paid. Or. 3S4o-R-
EAIF 6-Tm- modern double at exceptional
ly low rent SIS. We. ol24. he, ~
Tssi-5-Tm. double. electricity.
garage. pavement. clean: sl4
HFRyFY- I04i-5 rms, modern. single. s2S.
oil e9Ta
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DENIS0N HOTEL

Pay all your bills with one check:
lights. water, maid service. linen fur
nfshed; 81 and up: Pennsylvania & Ohio
HEAD bed lamps: excellent rooms: 81 wk.:
with bath So weekly and up for perm.
guests. Colonial Hotel. 236 n. Illinois.
Q FRONT Sleeping rooms. near the Real
Silk. AS z. Walnut st.
NICE RM.-Private home with widow: near
car line. Oh. 1901.
ATTRACTTVE. modern room: private
apartment: walking distnace: Ri. 1913.
NICE cool modern rooms at reasonable
rates, in the most convenient location. See
them. Harbour Hotel. 6lI1. n. Illinois
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East

GRANT AVE. l2l6-5 rooms, modern, l
year old: built-in features: steel furnace.
MODERN 6-rn. double. convenient loca-
ton. near car line; garage. Hu. 1915.
CHESTER, N, 41-Semi-mod. 6-rm.
cottage. SINAI dow payment. LUEBKlNG.
425 N. Denny.
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AMBASSADOR
HOTEL
$50 N PENN. ,
Beautifully furnished and unfurnished
apartments. ultra modern. bath with tub
and shower. Frigidaire. walking distance.
Phone Ri. 1871.
NORTH. E.. 316-2 ard 8 rms, mod, Frig-
idaire: weekly rate. Ri. 4007; DR.. 548O.
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H0TFL DEARBORN

T
Away from the downtown noise n
smoke: 10-story building with lots OF
fresh air; everv room refurnished and re-
decorated: without bath. $3.50 per week OF
$40 Ger month: with bath. 1850 per weeE
or $50 per month: corner suites. consist
ing Of living room. bedroom and bath.
week or s45 per month: 2 public baths
on each floor. large lobby n 2 recep-
Ch. 599s. Location 320s E. Michigan St.
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$50 r. VERMONT
COOL SLEEPING ROOMS, $3.50 VI

CO.'S rooms. WaLEAs AeAS
toilet: So. Kew $50 virginia w..
gTGHLAND- f54-e-Tm strictly mod. cot
tage: gar: near Holy Cross Dr. 49oS-M-
HIGHLAND n. 4is Mod. single nHnos'
gar. furnished. nice yd.. $50, On. Ss9l.
JEFFERSON N ii35-7-room modern;
newly painted: $50. Oh. 2s6s-5.
HEALING, N, 55-Modern Groom douole'
LYNN, 52I--room double; Si4; gas elec.'
fine condition. II. 1865. -
LEE. i450-Douhle, S rms. gas, elees ne%
garage. inside toilet. clean. water pa.s SIs.
MPHEAPSON. 2s2s-Double. modern. D.
rooms. good condition. gar. SS2 -
MoNTCALM. 1875 rm. mod. bungaloT'
REIN. inside. reduced $50: gar. IT. o9Il.
MICHIGAN. E.. io4l-s rooms, senii-mod.'
will repair. garage. Oh. 1891. Ell
N. JERSEY s.. l5i5-5-room semi-mooern
double; garage: wa. pd.; $50. Ii. ooo4-
NORTH: 1910 e. 46TH-3 bedrm.. double.
close to school. good shape; special price
$40. Ia. 1887 after 3 p. M.
NORTH 657 ". 30TH-S bedrm. attractive
double. garage. near school. Special price,
s35. After s p. m. Ia. 1857. -
NEW JERSEY, N. 2ll5-4 bedroom mod
good condition; instantaneous heater, z
car garage. Hu. 294I.
NORDYKE, l246-Double: : rms gas
OAKLAND. ll35-Attractvie Groom double,
awnings. screens. garage; sac. Oh. 4z9Z-k:
OHIO. W. is25-Double. S rms, gas, cleo.
inside toilet. gar. water pd. SIS.
PARKER, 556-Mod.. 6-room double; newly
decorated: garage. IT. 1884.
MODERN big room with garage; SIS
month: pri. home. 3l42 indianapolis ave.
st3 E. NORTH ST.
Six rooms: water paid SlS.
UNION TRUST co. RI. 534l.
PENNSYLVANIA. s.. 2270-5 room half
double. bath. gas. electricity. good condi-
ton. Rent S23. Garage SO.
OIORED. 25Il COLUMBIA.
6 rooms, modern. $50.
GREGORY e. APPEL. INC. Ii. 1891.
PARKER. i346-5-rm. modern single: 3
car garage; ,,ice yard; s35. Oh. 1916.
RANDOLPH, s., l7i9-North side OF 4
room modern double: $3.50. Ri. 1928.
913 Merchants Bank Bldg. He. 1881.
VALLEY AVE. 2lO2-Four-room double;
new paint and paper; long lot; garaSSeii
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Lots for Sale
IN MARS HILL-A corner lot cheap; ira
Call owner. Or. 2045. after 5 .. m.
Cottages and Resorts

MAXINKUCKEE-4 bedrms.. fur: Glad
stone wa. ms: Cd. fishing: SIS. II. 6054.
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HOUSE REPAIRS. timing, painting. nuss.
cement work. cinders. He. 4221.
CARPENTER REPAIR wORK-New o
old garage a speciality. DR.. o8so-1.
BUTLOTNG-Remod.. screen repair paint.
cement work, prices Ieas. On. sl4o-M
DRTVEWAY-Built or renewed. all kinds.
estimates free. COOLEY. Hu. 6lS7.
PATCH Plastering and Stucco. All work
guarn. REDDICK. 345 S. state. DR.. 1853
RUGS cleaned. exi2. si.25. Can for del.
Today special. Keemer Rug Co. CHI. $3.50
FURNITURE upholstering. repairing. paper
hang: cash terms. Oliver Furn st. Be. 7s5e
EYCAVATING = Concreting. remodeling.
gen. repairs; all work guar. Dr.. 6424:
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ACRE TRACTS
Located on South Meridian less han
20 minutes from monument. Level, rich
soil, electricity: man homes already
built. Priced as low as $50 on easy
terms: IS down.. 1Z per month: no inter-
est or taxes first wear. Let US show YOU
these. Call Mr. Kautsky. Ri. 1886 or
W, K. HUNTER CO. REALTORS.
HOME
NORTHEAST
5000 Starts You
A dandy-four rooms down. two unfn-
ished up. Electric lights and good well.
garage, chicken house. az acres fenced.
Excellent neighborhood. i has q future.
Ir. OILS. Mr.. EASIBUkh:
% ACRES -EEsT-Good road: SOS cash.
$40 monthly. II. 1872. or II. 2l4l.
3 ACRE TRACT EAST
$50 down. $40 monthly Drive east on
National road 20 lst road z. OF 5erter-
mann7s north TO End house north Of 25th
81. Frank Haugh. r. r. II. Box z9l.
REDUCED price new 5-rm. house. / acre.
SO. 500; $500 down; balance straight loan
running 4 years. IT. 1925.
NJ E-k1&a VUoA%aI
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-01

Amanda's Hand Laundry nov open for business. Phone Madi- son 126.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-01
SCHOOL CONSTRUCTOR
 IN SEWARD ON WAY .. TO |L|ANNA COUNTRY

Edwin w. Hunnecutt, superin- tendent of construction for vhe Bureau of Education who arriv- ed on the Boxer from the North, is now figuring ways and means of getting to Nondalton between Lake Clark and Iliamna Lake where he is scheduled to build a new school. II is possible that arr engagements will be made to have Frank Dorbandt of the Pacific In ternational Airways of Alaska to come here and take him into III iamna by plane.
 Mir. Hunnecutt, who has been with the bureau for sveeral years has just finished a school at Ak utan He says the material for the Iliamna school was taken in from the Bristol Bay side. but it will be necessary to cut some tim Der after he gets on the ground
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-01

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