davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16
or. A. b. HaI1,n, L1ert1se, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv

Experienced Designers il Basket
arrangements, special wedding bou-
qucts, funeral pieces. Ritz Flower
shop. Ito
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

be explained and discussed. Fire
men from all parts of the valley are
expected to attend and speakers
viii be Acrc from Los Angeles and
san Diego.
Going Away? Complete informa-
ton aud all details of any trip from
?. J.. Major, Southern Pacific agent
Phone II. 1919
Phone 966 for TouI Dressed Foul.
try, or call at The Todd Poultry
Ranch, 1882 Woodward Ave. l9tf
Get Marriage License \ mar.
rlagc license was issued yesterday
TO Mike Herrera, 10, and Yrcnia
Nindiola, IS both of FL Centre.
Large Assortment Cut Flowers
always on hand. Ritz Flower Shop
14t6
Soc the Union Auto Insurance &C.
for read Insurance at low rates. 80
=. jth ST. Phone l2GW. lGtj
Hazel N. Baker. teacher of piano,
uncxecellcd advantages for the
study of music. Students may reg
lister at any time. Phone 220-W.
So Hell Ave. 16tf
Free $3.50 facial, this week only.
For appointment call Avocado
Beauty Aids representative, CaIifor-
MIA Hotel. l6t3
Anna sorcnsen, nurse, 722 Olive
street. Day phone J96; night phone
799.W. 7tu,th-tf
Repair Crossing Section work
men were busy this morning repair
ing and improving tracks a. the
crossing on lower Main street. There
will be no obstruction or dciav to
automobile traffic during the repair
work.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

Photograph Trucks Photographs
Of five truck loads Of baggage for
EiIipinos which arrived last night
IT the II Centre office of the Rail.
read Express company were taken
today. The photograph will be sent
with descriptive and explanatory
to The Express Mcsscn.
ger, official organ of the com
naMN.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16
Orders Received Now for guar

Orders Received Now for guar
antccd" raw Guernsey milk from
IIavckorst Guernsey Farms will be
listed in rotation received. The fu-
turc supply insuring delivery of ad-
ditioual orders soon. Phone FL Cen.
tro SO. lit3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

Madame Dorie - Astrologist and
psychic. is located now at ia
Broadway. Stt
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

be explained and discussed. Fire
men from all parts of the valley are
| icXpcctcd to attend and speakers
viii be Acrc from Los Angeles and
| san Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

Eat at Macs Chicken Inn
Phone 79G. Mrs. Amy Mack. 24tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

Special Meeting lircmen are
sammoua3 to attend special meet.
ing at the lal tonight IT 7;a0
O'clock ul=n discussions of the pro
posed tive per c.at pension blil viii
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

Going Away? Complete informa-
ton aud all details of any trip from
7. J.. Major, Southern Pacific agent
Phone II. 1919
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

Mrs Laura sweeney Tienan -
late Of lll ~outh Eighth street, has
moved To So OiNe and VIII con
tinuc drcssma.ing and nentytitching
at ned address. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

Phone 966 for Vom Dressed Foul
try, or call at The Todd Poultry
Ranch, 1852 Woodward Ave. l9tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

First Cod Days Check Gp your
WOOD supply aud Phone J. Pioneer
Truck and Transfer c.. for service.
Tu.tCh Sat
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-16

Cox Bros. have on their shelves
another aid to the housewife i'll the
form of the "ready to sorvo'
prunes, which are packed in the can
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Legal Notices
NOTICE 70 BIppERs

Bids will be received by the Board ct
Trustees at their office at the Central
iii a. m. Friday. Aug. 20. 1880. for the
purchase of a turbo-generator set ana
foundation, for the Central State hos
pital. Indianapolis. Indiana. -,
file on and after Wednesday. Aug: 6, 1880;
at the Office of the said Institution and
BevinRton- Williams. Inc. Engineers, ana
release will be made TO hideeIs on and
Engineers in Indianapolis.
Proposals shall be made accorolng 70
the form attached TO the Speclncatlon9
and each shall be delivered in a seaiea
the Board of Trustees, marSeq Pto I-
posal' and bearing the title OF the ,9o
and, name Of the bidder. Esen 2la aied
shall file said form with his proposal
Zach proposal must be accompanied py
a certified check payable TO the Board OF
15ss1 Of the amount Of the proposal, IN
accordance with the conditions lncluoen1
in the proposal form, which check snal
be forfeited in case Of failure, o. any
a satisfactory bond in amount equal to
the contract price within eight tSl GAYS
after notification of the acceptance OF
H' The W Board Board Of Trustees is not obligated
to accept the lowest or any, other PIC
submitted and reserves the right 10 re-
iect anv or all proposals, to waive IN
i9 pr n the Opinion Of the Board to the
interest of the state OF Indiana SO 70
DO. and to defer accordance or re1eStio i
for a period not to exceed eight " Gays
Bv order of the Board OF Trustees.
WILL SELL at public auction at a. m;
touring. 1925 model motor No. 12S8Is2l.
for storage charges amounting TO $50.
$40 IaClede st.
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STLYE PIRATES FREED
Frei.ck Dressmakers Ask Deportz-
ton of Copyists.

81 rIffd Press
PARIS, Aug. II. - The Paris
Dressmakers' Syndicate decided to-
day not to press damage suits
against Miss Ida Helen Oliver, Chi
cago. and Mrs. Caroline Davis, New
Orleans. who were questioned Sat-
urday in connection with piracy"
OF the styles Of famous French
fashion houses.
The syndicate insisted, however,
that the government deport Ameri-
cans and other foreigners who may
be proved guilty Of copying French
dress creations.
UEaer French law dress piracy
mae be classed as theft but it would
be difncult authorities said. to nix
damages arising from reproduction
Of gowns abroad.
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CAR INSPECTION DUE
Week of Aug. 18 Set Aside
for Police CheCkup.

Auto Inspection" week will begin
Aug. 10, Chief of Police Jerry E.
Kinney announced today.
AL automobile brakes will be
tested throughout the week.
A safety lane will be established
and brakes, headlights, alignment Of
wheels, windshields and license
plates will be inspected.
The Hoosier Motor Club and
Radio Station WKBF will aid the
department in observing the week.
Radio talks urging motorists to take
advantage of the inspection lane will
be ,;iven daily ever WKBF at 1890
and s p. m.
The inspection lane will be open
daily from 1880 a. m. until p. m.
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Death Notices

BANE. .JOHN-Formerly OF Rockford. ILL.,.
passed away at his home. 1877 Belleton-
father OF Mrs. Maurice Little, Burt Bone
Of Los Angeles and Earl Bane OF san
Diego. Cal; stepfather OF Matsie LaShr9p
Verne Bane. Charles Richardson ,Hozee
and Jane Coupland.. Funeral TUESDAY az
ESQ p. m. az the above aooTTfTSIsi BurlSl
please copyl
DONOVAN. JOHN Widowed husband of
Tina Donovan and grandfather OF Walter
A. Briles Jr:; passed away az MS nome
Funeral FTGS at FINN BROS. FUNERAL
HOME. 1889 N Meridian st. Tuesday;
Aug. -. at ? p. m. Burial Crown Hill
cemetery. LCrawfordsville (Ind) papers
NOE. MARTHA LUELIA-Wife of VIM:
Henry Noe mother of Homer E. Noe of
Richmond. passed away SUNDAY, 5 p Pm, m,
g. her home in Reedy ne rs FTners Tses
o. 6ay M a at Fhe H. p che cSur rSs0e fnerme9t
Mt. Lebanon cemetery in charge OF MAX
RiECHENMEYER- ELIzABETH-Age 50
Aug Q, 1880 At her, residence. los n,
Arsenal Ave. Funeral services Tuesday,
Ms az s2 S q Pmcra at sheet tire Mf BST
Crown Hill cemtery. Friends invited;
Friends may call at the MNEELY
MoRTUARY any time.
sHARPLEss, MARY AGNEs-Passed away
Saturday evening, Services at the resi-
dence, 47c4 Carrollton ave-. Tuesday. $3.50
p. m. Friends invited. Burial Grown
WILLIAMS, ALICE-Beloved mother of
liam A. Williams. died Sunday evening,
Aug. 10 at the home OF Mrs. Norman,
1901 E. New York. Funeral "wednesday.
Cross Church SSO Burial Holy cross ceme-
terry. Friends invited
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TYPE is SET BY
LONG DISTANCE
BY new DEVICE
Newspaper Chain Now
Using Invention to Speed
Up Printing Process.

81 United Press
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Aug. IL
The teletypesetter. device which
can set type by electricity at great
distances, has been put into success
ful application on a chain Of news
papers, it was learned today.
The WestcheSter County Pub
fishers. Inc, announced that the in
vention had been used with satisfac-
tory results on a string Of publica-
tons in this country. The instru-
ment. invented by Walter w. Worey
and developed with the collaboration
Of Frank z. Gannett, publisher; Ed
ward z. Kleinschmidt and others,
makes it possible for news stories to
be sent out by Geographic impulses
and set in type almost instantly in
distant cities.
Method Even Speedier
1t gives newspapers using the de-
vice an even speedier method Of
assembling news than the present
systems in this country. which al
ready are the fastest in the world.
The papers in the Westchester
group. which is headed by j. Noel
Macy, are the Yonkers Statesman,
Mt. Vernon Daily Argus, New Ro-
chelle Standard-Sta Port Chester
Daily Item, Tarrytown Daily News,
Ossining Citizen-Sentinel and White
Plains Daily Press.
The publishers described the new
method as follows:
when the teletypesetter is in
operation at the head Office in
White Plains, the keys Of the type
setting machine are depressed as if
by magic and the impulses tele-
graphed from the keyboard OF the
distant sending machine are in
stantly reflected on the keyboard
Of the receiving typesetters.
Bring Down Matrices
LAS the keys are tripped cleo
triealIy, they bring down the mat
rlceS from which the lead letters
are cast into a line Of type as in
ordinary typesetting.
ITO transmit those impulses over
the wire the operator at the send
ing end strikes letter keys on key
board like a typewriter and code
combinations of holes are punched
in a paper tape. That paper tape,
passing between electrical contacts,
sends the impulses out on the wire
and they are received in the news
paper of1ces on a machine which
repunches the code holes in SINH
lar paper tape. The repunched tape
is passed through an electrified
typesetting machine. where the i'm
pulses from the distance keyboard
are automatically transferred to the
corresponding keys on the typeset-
ting keyboard"
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Upton is CONFIDENT
Americas Cup Will Go Back to
England, Says Yachtsman.

kN NtfcG PrfSN
SOUTHAMPTON. England, Aug.
1l.-Sir Thomas Upton, Britain's
famous contender for the American
cup, was en- route to New York on
the Leviathan today confident that
prospects of success this time are
better than ever"
This time 1 hope to have back
the old mug" Sir Thomas said in
discussing the prospects of Sham
rock V to beat the best of the
United States yachts in the forth
coming races. 1T has been away
Seventy-nine years"
Sir Thomas. who has been i'll, said
he was improved and that he felt
in good condition"
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Chute Jump Saves Life

81 MIA FFFts
CHICAGO. Aug. 1l.-Edward B.
TwellS. a 24-year-old student air
plane pilot with twenty-seven hours
Of flying 70 his credit. applied for
membership IN the Caterpillar Club
today after making q 1900 foot
forced parachute jump when his
plane caught fire above CurtiSs air.
port He was unhurt.
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Business Announcements

FEATHERS-Bo Bought SOLO ana renovated
feather mattresses, pillows uace 20 order
3 ?. Burkle- tSi-lsS Mass. Ave RI. $3.50
FuRNAcES-Hand cleaned 81: good work
HEx tT CO.. s4s W. New ycrk tlf RI ss5s
ELECTRICAL REPAIR WORK.
REASONABLE. Oh. seas. Guaranteed.
AVOID RUsH-Have furnaces cleaned. re-
paired now. Vacuum method. CHI. HOS.
SPRAY PAINTING AuTos-sl5 TO $50
solk Belletontaine. Hu. s63s.
PLASTERING and patching Cail Oh. 7453
PAUL STRIEBEcK. Stin in business.
FURNACES REPAIRED = Cleaned al
nakesl, Tinning. roofing; reas. Oh. l2de
BATR ROON-Con uiete $50: piumbfnr
4 heatine Installed. reasonable Ia. 4055
SARPENTER REPATP wORK-Nev ane
old garsge speciality. Dr. o7tt-J.
CABINET wk. repair wk remodelE.. re-
ronfine scrns. Scots He S110 Wa 1461-3
ExCAVATINc-Cement work; cinder haul
tng. srecialize IN ortveuays BE 0l36.
BONDED sEWER NAN-cEafENT FUR-
NACE: GIN. REPAlR- CT. 12ss-1. EVE.
RUGS oissned. sxis. SIS. cal for del..
se-daz arectei. keenasg Eur CO. Oh. sSzt,
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Choice?
b. United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 1l.-Now 1t
can be revealed just exactly
what means that cabilistic
phrase. "Boop-boop-a-doop."
1T means" said Helen Kane,
who originated it and thereby
set herself on the road to fame
and fortune, exactly nothing"
I just got tired Of singing 'vo-
do-do-deo-do. "
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STORM HITS KENTUCKY
Quarter-M Million Dollars Worth Of
Damage Reported.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. H.
Northern Kentucky bore the scars
today of a quarter-million dollar
storm which leveled crops and
buildings between here and Lexing-
ton.
An eighty-mile wind, accompanied
by severe electrical disturbances, up
rooted trees, tore the roofs of
houses, disrupted communications,
but at the same time did some good
in that it broke serious heat wave
OF many weeks duration.
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SET FUNERAL RITES
FOR J. NJ. BR0UCHER
Resident of City Fifteen Years to Be
Buried at Columbus, o.

Funeral rites for James NJ. Brou-
cher, So, who died Saturday at his
home. 708 East Fifty-first street,
we're to be held in Columbus, o.,
this afternoon.
Mr.. Broucher came to Indiara no
lis fifteen years ago with his fam
lily. He was a member of the Mu-
rat temple and Of the F. & A. II.
Surviving him are the widow. two
daughters, Miss Isabelle Broucher,
and Mrs. Dwight McFadden; a son,
Thomas Broucher, and sister, Miss
Mary Broucher, of Columbus.
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Dwight Davis Mother Dies

ST. LOUIS, Aug. ii. - Simple
funeral services we're planned today
for Mrs. Maria j. Davis, mother of
Governor Dwight F. Davis of the
Philippine islands. She died Sun
daY after an illness of two years.
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-The relatives of Louis
C. Engelking take this means of express
ing their sincerest appreciation for the
many kindneSses. flowers. memorial
wTeaths extended and sent during their
sad hours at the sudden passing on OF
their beloved cousin. They specially wish
to thank all who took a part in the flu
neral services 1t was very consoling. due
to the reverence given by all concerned.
THE BEREAVED COUSINS.
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Houses for Rent

ALA, n. 220s-Lcorner double; nr. school
cleaned new furns gas sanEN T. 1s5s-
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Doubles and Investments

$3.50 WHITTIER PL.-5-room. modern
double; excellent location, improved street
and alley, cost $4,000; sacrificing at
$500; nonresident owner wants to sell
quick: small payment down secures deed.
L. j. Sexton, Realtor. Indiana Trust Bldg.
Ri. 7i5l. Ir. 0621.
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Apartments for Rent

ADDISON, NJ. 279--3 rooms. strictly mod.
all utilities furn.: $50. Be. 0847.
BELLEFONTAINE. 2Sl5--S rms. and path
recentlv redecorated. lower apt. neat
water end garage. DR.. SOB. -
CENTRAL. 1865 rms. mod. first floor,
cool; yard; dL Sirable; reasonable. RI. 4149;
CENTRAL AVE. 2342-E rms heat. water
fur. reasonable. r. 1924. ae. 2783
COLLEGE. 2i5i-L ovely. spacious. arm.
apartment with bath. He. $3.50.
HIGHLAND. DR.. 55S-4 rms, heat. wa;
s45; concessions to right party. Ia. O642.
ILLINOIS N 8i0ta-Bea utiful efficiency
apis furnished or rnfurnlshed: Il: 1883.
30l5 N Meridian ....... $500 to 85.p0
ann n Meridian .... $3.50
ANN Meridian ... las. 90
234 n Pratt $3.50 to 1850
4515 q Washington , $3.50
il 2. 37th ....,...,,.... 5000
hs4S , washington ..... $3.50
i733 NJ Meridian .....,,..,... 6450
1914 n WASHINGTON ..,.....,,... 1880
ii24 Broadway .....,.......... $500
Is In20 Central ........... $500
35I5 PENNSYLVANIA ..,.,,...... $3.50
1920 Park Ave ...,..,.,....... $3.50
flOs College ..,......,....... $500
4f2 N Alabama ........,.S47 to $500
24O e. Pratt ...,.,....... 5000
1855 N. Alabama ........... $500
1925 NJ Illinois ..........S38.50 to q. 80
1908 Central ............ s35 to $500
'i' Z M 6SSp pRoPERf III - ''.OO
ITO Union Title.
u sass: Ia 5694, Ri 1871
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40 S. PENN. ST.

MASON OR ODD FELLOW
To represent highly-rated, well-estab-
lshed eastern insurance company, plae-
ing complete line of noncancelable, non
pro-rating help and accident contracts 10
select risks. exclusively. Good remun-
Grafton to the party who can qualify
with splendid opportunities Tor ADVANCE
ment. Must own car and not AFRAID OF
hard work. Phone H. r.. Spettel, III.
7049 for appointment. Out-of-toVn APP
plicants write to 622 Continental Bank
Bldg.
YOUNG MAN-Institution dining room;
out of town. open. PARAMOUNT EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY. SIT Majestic Bldg.
/ can make YOU $500 every week #
YOU have a car and are neat appearing.
722 Continental Bank Bldg.
2-6 P. M. Monday.
LARGE Ohio manufacturer desires, the
services of a man 10 handle the exclusive
distribution of it's patented products IN
the state of Indiana. This PROPOSE
ton has substantial and attractive earn
ing possibilities. Capital required is not
excessive compared TO volume of bust
ness and profits possible. Our manager
will be in the city to interview applicants
name. address and telephone number.
Al LoCATION--For painter; also car
penter 964-66 N. Tuxedo st. Look, then
call Be. 4471 ring 3.
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Rooms for Rent

ASOOhtO AOA
ALABAMA. IT'S N.-Large front rm. 5
windows; hot water; So. Ri. 5l2l.
ALABAMA. N. 1901 Apt. 4.-Light and airy
pleasant room: next to bath. ri. 28l5.
ALABAMA. n is30-Attractive. airy. front
rn.; private lavatory: fireplace.
BRIGHT ST. 324-Front room, furnished,
private entrance. Use OF toilet ana bath
Special TO one or two girls who work.
Convenient to car line.
BROADWAY. 802-Newiv decorated front
single or double: coo.sing opt. Il. gSl2:-
CENTRAL. i6l2-Lovely furn. nm. for ] or
gentleman: plenty hot water: pr. lam,
CENTRAL 3330-NICE COOL ROOM: PRI
HOME. MEN ONLY. WA. 0306.
CENTRAL. 20l6-LoVELY. COOL FRONT
COLLEGE, 2242-Very pleasant rm., con-
slant hot water; home privileges
P 46ah sss6 II Ia iiil so7 modern cool
HAMILTON, 647. N.-Room in private
modern home. Oh. 4766-J.
Xxi n ALL ss toAREEN1ENcEs goH Ii sz AHf
room with sleepiag porch. Ia. 6585.
rooms; Special weekly rates. u. Oe65
MERIDIAN, N. 23ls-LoVELY SLEEPING
ROOM: LIGHT AND AIRY. HA. 0525-M,
MERIDIAN, s., 636--Large. airy. mod I'm.
adjoining bath: pEi. home: or men.
. 81 s. nod l72 2so ssRs BE- 5104 as PsEt BATH
MER.. N. 23S6-Large airy rm., constant
hot water. running water. ia. 24s1,
NEW JERSEY, N, S25-DAINTY RIM,
ORCHID AND YELLOW, NEW WALNUT
BED. DRESSER. VANITY. 81. RI $500.
new JERSEY: NJ 2o5a-cool: large. vel
NEW JERSEY N i9O7-FRoNT MOD.
M. PRf. HOME: CAR IA. sosa-J
NEW YORK. 5000 E-l.arge. airy room;
good location and surroundings. II. 1884.
OINEY i4l6-Modern room private home:
$3.50. e. 10th car. On 1855.
OAKLAND. llS2-Large front airy nm. pri-
home. / or 2. garage. Oh. 4252-R.
PENN. 939. -Dovnstairs sleeping room;
light and airy. II. 10l5.
Pennsylvania. n. i464-Nice cool
sleepine room: running water.
10TH ST.. e.. s2i-Nice furnished mod.
rm. suitable for 2: 50. Parking space.
9TH e. i42-Room near bath; 81: Kitchen
HOTEL EDWARDS
Centrally Located-Modern
Special low weekly rate o men only.
DENISON HOTEL
Pay al your bills With one check
nished; 81 snd 10: Pennsviyanis 4 Ohio
$50 E. VERMONT
Clean rooms So and up. Ri. 0575.
HAD bed lamps excellent rooms. 81 wk
with bath IS weekly ard W for perm
guests colonial Hotel 23e n Illinois
MERIDIAN. n. e43.
THE COLONNADF.
Il is much more economical to live here
within walking distance Of town, where
the one cost covers YOUR entire living
expense: no extras for TELEPHONE. maid
service, laundry. linens. etc. Rates with
room. hath. SIS week. The meals are
really wonderful
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Real Estate Wanted
Real Estate for Exchange

BUYER for city or suburban property ! OF
more acres. jenkins Exchange. Ia 5000.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

CORNELL g. 27TH-N. e, COR; attractive
art: ige rms, bath. $t2.50 wk.. Summe
421 III. Bldg. Ii, 1857: eve. He. 2797.
8 rms; gar: utilities furn. Be. 2359-J.
NORTH. E., Si6-2 ARD 8 rms mod. Frig-
idaire: weekly rate. Ri. 4007; DR.. 5480.
18TH. AZ W-Niceiy decorated kitchenette
apartment; all utilities furnished; S45.
GU l77IIE f.E ANTI
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FIVE-ROOM modern bungalow; paved
street and alley garage; near good school
and transportation: neighborhood of
home owners.
Price $3,800-Terrns
McTARSNEY g. BROWN. BE, $500.
SI.-6-rm modern nome; small
pavment down: bal. S35 mo Be. 22I3-R
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Radio and Equipment

soc PER CALLr-Expert service. Why pay
more, Lightning Radio. On. 72lo.
AMOS sAYS-RApIO SERVICE CALLS Soc
EXPERT REPAIRING. ia: 6Is3.
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Household Goods

ELECTRIC wAsHERL5, reconditioned;
Al; cheap for Quick sale Patterson
Shade Co.. 9 Z. Wash. st.. 3rd floor
Woolworth Bldg Ri, 1895. Elevator
service).
SINGER SEWING MACHINEs-sold and
serViced: lessons in home sewing; ma
chimes rented by week or month. SINGER
CO.. 405 Mass. Ave. Il. 8463.
PORTABLE Electric Sewing Machine; SIS.
312 E. Vermont.
GAS RANGE-A g. B; 2 large ovens. good
cnnd Verv reas COS N De OuinceY.
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Store.Ohice SUPPLIES

standard makes. new
and used poYtables. Dalton adding ma
Chimes. Rentals repairs and typewriter
supplies. AMERICAN WRITING MA.
CHINE CO.. l37 N. Meridian St. Board
~ Tyads RisC IA 6s92
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1889 E washington.
rooms. modern. reduced rent. $40
see custodian or phone day or night. Il.
H. H. wOoIJSMALL a. co.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. Maloney entertained recently in
honor of her daughter, Marion's, tenth
birthday. Twenty two girls made mer-
ry in the large living room and later
on the lawn, where in a novel way
luncheon partners were chosen. The
color scheme, orchid and nile green,
was carried out in various decorations
and favors.
Those attending were Roberta Dow
ling and Marguerite Thompson, Of
vashon, Maxine and Virginia Therkel-
sen, of Center, Joyce Michel, Edith
Close and Mary During of Seattle and
.Lisabeula Beach, Edna Coin and Phyl-
lis Schroeder, of Cross Landing, Doro-
thy Frost of Cove, Irene Bengston,
Selma Fitzpatrick, Violet. Estelle and
Mildred Hofmeister Jean Gibbint.
Elaine, Marguerite annd Alice Wege-
ner, Phyllis shattuck and Lorraine
Shattuck, of Lisabeula.
Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Frost were
guests also, and assisted with the en-
Pertaining.