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New Britain herald., 1930-04-15

The new bull movement in Wall Street indicates that the shirt maa- ufacturers have been doing a gool business.
 England could save herself y9: by bribing some native of India 70 start religion that includes shirt tails.
 How times change. They used to call it axle grease, and now they spread it on a cabbage leaf and call il salad.
 Right depends on the circum- stances. It is a kindness to remem- Der your wifes birthday, for in stance, if she hasn't weak heart.
 Now they've found ways 10 make wall board of all waste material eX- cept the Congressional Record.
 If Ford would teach England lo raise wages, he must also teach her how to make leather uph oiJtcry from oilcloth.
 Those high-brow critics who scorn the Sat. Eve. Post because it is entertaining" should read tha editorial page.
 Americanism: Conceding that the man who pays the piper should call the tune; bowling because tho pc;' cent, who pay the taxes boss the country.
 But why limit your rubbfr re- search to plants, Mr. Edison? Dil you ever chew an old he lobster?
 If the next great war must be Letween white and yellow races, Americas submission to raclseteers must arouse high hopes in the Orient.
 Funny man. He feels unimpor- tant when he writes for 150,009 newspaper readers, and calls him self an artist when he writes a book read by @,S65.
 It isn't how much you make tn 1t counts. Why labor to dig up dia- monds if you're going to trade them for a quarrclsomc wife and a heal ache?
 A critic needn't read whole book to discover that it's great lit crature. He knows it's a wonder if he yawns at page seven.
 People aren't so dumb. When they neglect and abuse motor, they don't try to undo the damage by exercising it.
 Four cents q name seems SooI pay for the census takcr but think how slowly the money will come ill when he comes to Schnicklcfritzskv.
 It is no longer a hicl town If you don't know d man has gone into bankruptcy until you sec his family strutting in new fincry.
 Correct this sentcnce: "I don't understand" said the husband, "how they can sell a charming lit :. tie straw hat like that for only $2S.5O.'
 Copyright, 1880, Publishers Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15

It is no longer hic]l town If you don't know a man has gone into bankruptcy until you sec his family strutting in new fincry.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15

Four cents q name seems SooI pay for the census takcr, but think how slowly the money will come ill when he comes to Schnicllcfrtzskv.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15

New Yorll's gigolo industry is con-
 ductcd under a sort of under cover
 system which might be known as
 Dancing men for hire.' Certain
 hotel walters and orchestra leaders will. upon application, furnish wom-
 en patrons with names of young men who will hire out as escorts for the evening for Sl5. Incidental expenses for food and drink arc. of course paid by those engaging them. Danc-
 ing academies also supply such com
 panionship. It is claimed they arc
 college students picking up extra money. But in many cases arc youths
 in touch with the underworld,
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15

It isn't how much you make tn 1t monds if yourc going to trade them for quarrclsomc wife and a hea l. ache?
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15

There arc. however, ambitions col lcgc students who serve as walters at the dinner hour in tea rooms. They arc paid from $l0 to $l5 q week and tips.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15

People aren't so dumb. When they neglect and abuse a motor, they don't try to undo the damage by exercising it.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15

A critic needn't read whole book to discover that it's great lit crature. He knows it's wonder ;i he yawns at page seven.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-28
PROFITS FROM MINING

Often, $500 invested in good mining stock will pay the fortunate holder $1oO,0OO more than it could possibly pay him if invested in any other security. So would say that I believe investing money in good mining stocks is the most profit able investment and much the saf- est.-Cecil Rhodes, one of the great empire builders.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-28

70 l39 pounds and 4 became gen. erally rundown. I had terrible headaches, my liver was Slow-act- ing and my appetite was poor. Since taking the Sargon treatment eat anything want without a trace of indigestion, I've actually gained back 19 pounds of the 50 pounds I lost and I'm as strong and healthy and full of pep as I was 20 years ago.
 "Sargon pills put my liver in fine shape and ended my consti- patton of 20 years standing Ar thur P. Grell, 9O512 Pike St., Seattle. Seward Drug Company, Agents. advertisement
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-28

Jimmy Nickolet, known as The Trader Horn of Alaska who is located at a trading post at Port Heyden, is returning to Seward abou. Tune ,, on the '. s. Star. He left On the vessel last weois for Bristol Bay.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-28
ON ACCOUNT OF LABOR

The Island of Akoon, near Aku- tan, was the scene, a number of years ago, of an enterprising sul- Ehur mine project 1t ,s said .le.t $8OO,OOO was expended in a mod ern plant, equipment and build ings; but not one ounce, so goes the report, of sulphur was ever shipped. A $50, ,OOO labor lein mark ed it's end.
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TEXTILE, FARM
BILLS SIGNED
BY PRESIDENT
Agricultural Measure Is
Designed to Suppress
Fraudulent Practice.
BBUniied Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, June 1o.-BilIs
designed to aid two major industries,
one affecting agricultural products
and the other the textile industry,
were signed today by President Hoo
yer.
The agricultural measure was the
revised bill introduced by Senator
Borah (Rep., Ida.,) to suppress I'M
fair and fraudulent practices in the
marketing of perishable agricultural
products.
The new law makes it illegal for
any commission merchant to make
a fraudulent charge for handling
perishables; to reject or fail to de-
liver, to discard, dump or destroy or
to make a false and misleading
statement concerning the condition
of the products.
It also is designed to prevent con-
troll Of prices by agreements among
commission men and brokers.
Development of the textile indus
try through scientific and economic
research is provided in the other
measure.
The bill authorizes incorporation
Of textile foundation" under the
direction of the secretaries of COM
merce and agriculture, and three
laynen to be appointed by the Presi-
dent for terms Of four years.
The foundation is empowered to
accept funds from the Textile ALI
ance, Inc, New York organization,
and to expend those and other funds
to be made available in research
designed to further the textile in
dustry and it's allied branches.
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Legal Notices

PARK Commissioners Of the City Of In
dianapolis. that Il Is considered necessary
by the Board. IN order to promote public
health. safety. morals and general vel
fare. that the locating or establishing OF
any miniature golf course. Tom Thumb
golf course, putting green or practice
driving golf course Of any nature or de-
scription whatsoever. after this z4th day
Of ADril. 1890. upon or within I'VE hun
boulevard under the Control Of the Board
Of Park Commissioners Of the City OF In
dianapolis. either within the corporate
limits Of said City. or beyond said limits.
and within the area wherein said Board Is
granted Jurisdiction BY the statutes OF
the State OF Indiana. shall be and Is here
By specified and declared to Be injurious
70 the public health. safety. morals ana
general welfare. and
1T IS THEREFORE HEREBY OR
DERED. By the Board Of Park Commits
hereafter no minieture golf course. Tom
Thumb golf course. putting green. OF prac-
lice driving golf course Of any nature OF
description whatsoever. shall be permittec
TO locate or establish upon or within I'VE
hundred 1907 feet of any PARK. park
way OF boulevard under the control OF
the Board OF Park Commissioners OF the
CITY of Indianapolis. either within the
corporate limits Of said City. or beyond
said limits and within the area wherein
said Board is granted jurisdiction By the
statutes of the State OF Indiana.
ADOLPH @. EMHARDT.
PAUL z. RATHERT.
jacket w. JOSEPH.
LOGAN c. SCHOLL.
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS.
Citv Of Indianapolis
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NOTICE

j
Passed BY the Board of Park Commits
diana, Office Of the Board. City Hall.
granted by the Acts of Of 1920. Of the Cen
Chapter 81, at pages los to lO7, being an
missioners in cities Of the frst class to
make general orders, ETC.. and approved
July 81. 1880. the Board OF Park Com
its regular meeting on the 18th day Of
Nav. 1880. does hereby make the follow
i''N T GENERAL ORDER NO. 3. 1880.
BE IT RESOLVED. by. the Board OF
PARK Commissioners of the. City. of In
R BS M 4 Beard Is oPasr ao
Welfare. that the locating o. establish
see scEi6tio my w6atsoever after sSis 2sth DAY
OF May, 1880. upon or within hve nun
dred (500l feet Of any park. PARKWAY or
boulevard under the control ot-the Boar 9
Of Park Commissioners of the City Ct
Indianapolis. either within the corporate
limits of said City. or beyond said .imJS.
granted Jurisdiction by the statutes OF
, the State of Indiana. shall be ana is
hereby specified and declared to be m
furious to the public health. safety. morals
and general welfare. and
4 TT rs THEREFORE HEREBY ORDERED
BY the Board of Park Commissioners OF
the Citv of Indianapolis. that hereafter
whatsoever shall be permitted to locate or
establish upon or within five hundred
boulevard under the control Of the Board
OF Park Commissioners of the City OF
Indianapolis. either within the corporate
limits of said City. OF beyond said limits
and within the area wherein said Board is
granted jurisdiction by the statutes OF
the State Of Indiana.
ADOLPH G. EMHARDT,
JACKIEL W. JOSEPH.
PAUL e. RATHERT.
LOGAN @. SCHOLL.
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
frITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
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Injured by Auto

RU Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, June 10-MrS.
Pearl Traylor, AZ, is at st. Johns
hospital recovering from injuries
suffered when she was struck by an
automobile driven by Michael Gray.
Mrs. Traylor and her daughter
Iona, Is, we're crossing the street.
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rr,rrpnr n M3IlSEn No ,oan

Passed hv the Board OF Park Com
riSSioners CT the CITY Of indianapolis. In
diana Office OF the Board. CITY hall.
Under and hv virtue OF the authority
granted BY the Acts OF 1870 OF the Gen.
s.eral Assembly Of the state Of Indiana
an act authorizing the Board OF Park
Commissioners in cities of the first class
10 make general orders. etc. and approved
July 81 1870. the Board OF Park Com
missioners of the City Of Indianapolis at
It's regular meeting on the gath day OF
Aprii. 1880. does hereby make the fol-
lowing general order:
BE IT RESOLVED. bv the Board Of
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Legal Notices

AUCTION SALE-Legal notice. Notice IS
hereby given that the undersigned Will
offer for sale at their place OF business
445-447 East Court street, Indianapolis,
Indiana, Tuesday June 18th. the follow
ing personal property: Household goods
stored under the names of Maggie Allen.
Amanda Studio, Inc. Cyril Boiling. Clar-
ence N. Eoff, Homer Miller and Warren
Nichols. Said sale being made to defray
expense Of storage and other charges.
Sale will be for cash and public.
SANITARY STORAGE COMPANY.
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NOTICE
rrAnAr Opnrp No q Iaan

GENERAL ORDER No. =. 1881.
Passed by the Board OF Park CommlS-
sioners Of the City Of Indianapolis. .Indi-
ana, Office OF the Board. CITY Hall.
Under and by virtue of the. authority
srs an' Assembly, e Of o the state Of indiana.
chapter 81, at pages 100 and lot; pelng
al act authorizing the Board Of Park
10 make general orders. etc. and ap-
proved July a. 1920, the Board Of Park
commissioners Of the City OF Indian
sss IiSd day - 81 n May. 1850. does hereby make
the following general order: 900
GENERAL ORDER NO. 2, 1880
1T RESOLVED 3y The itv B of fpd q
annapolis. Indiana, that It is &c considered 81 cred
mote PUBLIC health, safety, morals y; S,I ana
locating of graves. construction Of build
ings or structures Of any kind in GENE.
teTies outside the limits Of the City OF
or may at q future date be established,
park. parkway or boulevard under the
si EsrSsT Of the city Of indianapolis. shall
s be and is hereby specified and declared
to be injurious TO the public health.
sA THYERPP scai an IT Se IS HEREsT s
DERED. by the Board Of Park Commits
sioners Of the City Of Indianapolis that
hereafter no bodies shall be buried, no
ture of any kind be erected or allowed
in cemeteries outside the limits Of the
City Of Indianapolis which are now
established or which may hereafter be
legally established. within 1ye hundred
5 t500l feet OF any park. parkway or
boulevard under the Jurisdiction of the
Board of Park Commissioners of the
CITY Of indianapolis. and said Board
hereby orders an such structures and
graves abated. abolished and permanent
" removed and prohibited.
ADOIPH C. EMHARDT
jacket W. JOSEPH
PAUL E. RAT6ERT
LOGAN c. SCHOLL
E BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
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Veteran Taken III

BU United Press
WABASH, Ind, June 10.-Ivan
James. SO, Lincolnville. was the
first member of the G. A. r. to be
overcome at the fifty-first annual
encampment at Wabash.
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Doubles and Investments
Real Estate Wanted

We will use your clear lot
or any equities you may have
in Florida, California, Michi-
gan or Indiana. Building lots,
residence lots, cemetery lots,
resort lots, acreage or farm
lands. If you want to dispose
of any of your holdings any
where, turn it over to us. Give
full particulars for quick &C
ton. Address Box BLOC The
Times.
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Lost and Found
Help Wanted Male

AN opportunity exists to connect with the
worlds largest direct selling made to
measure; clothing house. with service
Frost. manager. 40 West Ohio st.
WANTED-Salesmen See demonstration.
50 Monument Circle, RIM. 910-11. all day.
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ITO Union Title.
Ii. 3450. ia. 1894. Ri. 1871.
WASH. E.. 1518-APT. F.. DESIRABLE S
ICONS, 2 PORCHES.
nth. W.. 42-Nicelv decorated kitchenette
apt: heat. light. gas, water and ice fur {:
$3.50: Apply Apt. l. TIE GEANT.
Apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
in the city north of Washington St.: let
us help you find one, positively no extra
commission and no obligations: we
usually furnish car and driver to show
apartments without extra charge. Cal
Ri. 1871 day and night service.
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
in ten locations. SATIsFTED TIE REN WANTS
is our slogan.
H. H. WOODSMALL & co.
Fi5elity Trust Bldg Lii 1891.
1900 NORTH-3 rooms. kitchenette. bath,
mod. apt. porch. reasonable. HUI. 1858.
JUST finished beautiful 4-room apartment;
kitchen complete. 814 E. 18th st. Ri 2026.
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In Memoriam Notices

IN MEMORIAM-In loving remembrance
of Lucille Burnett Tree Chapple), who
passed away one year ago today, June 10:
The depths of sorrow we can not tell,
OF the loss of one We loved so we'll:
And while she sleeps peaceful sleep,
Her memory we shall always keep.
Sadly missed by HUSBAND. DAUGHTER.
FATHER, MOTHER, SISTERS AND
BROTHERS
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Death Notices

MADDEN. WILLIAM D.-Age 81 years. son
OF Robert M. Madden. brother Of Mrs.
Evelyn Fancher and Miss Gertrude Mad
.. M Methodist hospital. Funeral serv-
ices at the residence. 3017 Northwestern
Ave. wednesday. June II. at 2 D. m m
NAV call Tuesday from rs and 7-l0 D. m:
MIEY. KENNETH VICTOR-Age 10 years.
beloved son OF Harry and Ala Miley.
brother Of Casper Ls Mont. passed away
Bre fhfsn'S ch Sn9f Belmont and Miller
% e essry Fsnds BaT a9 cS al fes
dence. 1880 S. Belmont. after .. m.
osTERAlEYER. CHR1sTINA MARIE :
meyer, fell asleep Sunday evening. $50
o'clock. at her residence. 1l3 w. Kansas
St.. age 85 years. Funeral wednesday,
the st. Paul Evangelical Lutheran church,
McCarty and New jersey SITS. Interment
Coneordia, cemetery in charge Oh MAX
wife Of Oliver N. Snider ana mother Of
Nellie Sprague. grandmother OF Eliza
beth and Ney ton Sprague departed this
Langley Ave Funeral wednesday, June
II. at the Hillside Christian Church. 2
D. m. Burial Oaklandon cemetery, Friends
H i9yissd =. F TTeK under direction OF
SPRY, INEz A.-BeloYed wife Of John l..
Spry, mother Of Ada and Gladys Wilson,
grandmother of Norma Mattox. passed
away June at the residence, 1917 Barth
ave. Funeral at the residence Wednesday,
June IL. at 10 a. m. Burial West New
ton. Friends invited. LITTLE & SONS
in charge.
TENNERY, REDICK J.-Beloved husband
Of Nora E. Tennery; father Of 10 Anne,
passed away at his home, 1881 Creston
drive. June 8. Friends may view re-
mains at the home Of Mrs. TenneryS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hurst, 83
" Holmes ave Funeral services ct
above address Wednesday, June II, $50
q. m. Friends invited. Burial, Mar
LOYAL ORDER MOOSE
Officers and members of indianapolis
lodge, No. II. this is to advise you of
the death of brother WILLIAM J. FASEY,
Funeral, Wednesday. June IL, $3.50 a. m,
at the residence, 3247 School st. Members
who can please attend.
SAMUEL L. MONTGOMERY Dictator.
WILLIAM ANDERSON. Secretary.
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Painting and Papering

PAPER HANGING-20c a roll. good work
white. reliable. Thompson. Ii. 1880.
PAINTING-Interior or exterior. We use
paint that Will wash and last. Be 2462-M
CLEANING PAPER-si room: expert;
white; rugs protected. Ii. 1875.
PAPER HANGERS
P. HENGER s. SONS. DR.. 1922.
PAINTING-Auto; house; kitchen; paper
clean. 81; guar. work MARTIN. Oh. 225l,
WALL PAPER CLEANING.
75c per rm. Work guaranteed. Oh. 1602-M.
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Houses for Rent

BARTH. 1ses-5-roon modern brick veneer
double. Or. 2420-W.
BEECH GROVE. 152 s.. 1ST. AVE.-Cozy,
4-room modern double. hardwood floors,
Murphy bed. garage: water paid
BOULEVARD PLACE. 4OlS-.5 nm. strictly
Butler. Reduced. Oh. 6893.
CHESTER, N. T20-Dandy Groom mod.
douhle; gar. water pd.: $3.50. Oh. 2859
COLLEGE. 141i-Lower duplex, 5 rooms.
garage. fuel. water. $40. Ri. 1915.
COLLEGE AYE. 1875 rooms. bath,
DELAWARE. n; 2331-6-room modern, un-
fprn.. or partly furn.: redcc. Hu. 3147
wgter pd.: good eond: SIS; paved street
EUGENE ST. 854-Execellent rooms
modern. paved st. hardwood floors; $50
HAMILTON. n. 14l3-6-rm mod. double.
newly papered. water pd.. gar. DR.. 4583-M
HAUGH, z22.5 nm, cottage, pantry. gas,
cleo, gar. big yard. SIS.
JEFFERSON, 26-5-room mod, except
furnace. reduced rent. Ena. 200 Jefferson.
REDWOOD, 2346-5-rm. cottage bath, gar
S2S. Market, w. 1928. 5 rooms. s12.50
LEW NICOLI. 800 Hume Mansur Bldg,
IAYMAN. q Nd rms. mod. double wa.
paid: gar; $3.50. Ri e040. II. 1893.
LEE. 1z33-35-Newly decorated, garage
senli-modern. s23: water paid. DR.. $3.50
home: double garage: $50. II o5s7. --'
LUETT. 642-DandY rooms. modern, ex-
cept bath. garage; SEQ He 24e2.
MICHIGAN. E. Slie-Bungalow modern, (
rooms: French doors. screens. stucco
porch. garage. SIS. Also 2905 E. Michigan
s2nnl-modern olngalow: SIS: water paid.
MILLER. i755-5 rooms mod gar. front
Or. rscscorated. plenty shade. DR.. 5e89.
NEW JERSEY. N. .3e-5-rm. mod. single:
good condition. Ri. 7T25. Owner
NEW JERSEY. N. 1G28-UpDer duplex. city
heat end water. Ia. 1888.
good condition $40. ri. 2e52-
NEwFdAT I2li-6-ROOM MODERN DOU-
BIZ: <25: GARAGE. he. 1881. RI.
IKE.
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
FiYe-proof storage house. Store now. pay
months later. No charge for hauling
In. New trucks. Experienced men.
PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
419 E. Market. Ri. 1150.
LOCAL and overland hauling: packing and
shipping on household goods OTTO J.
SUESZ. Ri. 656l Ri 1923 Mites. Oh
1879 Oh. 0699-W.
j. Fl. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE;
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND = To or
from Chicago. st. Louis. Detroit. Cleve-
land or ether cities. DR.. 3071 or RI 4ze2
BRITTON TRANSFER. Moving $3.50 load:
large trucks responsible men Dr.. 1915:
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER Copies
reasonable. Call at all times Ia. 374l:
PARSON Transfer: cheapest. dependable
serv. in CITY. 20 N. Richland. Be. 507l-W:
Lost and Found
GERMAN POLICE DOG-Male. % weeks
old. black and brown, in neighborhood Of
$500 block N. Nenn. st. Call Ia. 1914.
Very liberal reward.
LOST-Dress in Cincinnati Store box. N.
Meridian bus. Mon. p. m. Rev. Hu. t279.
LOST-White collie, mare Snowfall"
Family pet. Please call Ri. 5769. Few.
PARTY who took mans tan hat Columbia
Club Sat. by mistake. call He. 5312.
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AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL
$50 NJ PENN
Beautifully furnished and unfurnished
and shower. Frigidaire, walking distance.
Phone Ri. 1871.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
Apartments for Rent

ASHLAND. 1721-4 rooms, bath, heat,
light. gas. water. gar. furnished: $3.50.
CENTRAL AVE, 1939-6-rm apt, newly
dec, gar. heat, wat. jani ser. Ii. 9912
COLLEGE, l22o3, APT. 3-Five-roorn apart
ment. He. 1893 BECKERICE BROS.
2451 N. DELAWARE.
"A rooms, modern apartment; all utilities
furnished $40.
GREGORY & APPEL. Ii. 7491.
ILLINOIS. N. 8101a-Beautiful efficiency
apts.; furnished or unfinished. Lii 1884.
IRVINGTON = Attractive apartment, 5
rooms. SIS. II. 0588,
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CLEAR LOT-South. 50xl40: less than half
price; first SITS takes it: Ia. GAIL.
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Wanted to Rent
Houses for Sale

A LONE WIDOW wants rooms and bath
not to exceed SIS a month. Address The
Times. Box A. 119.
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Business Places Tor Rent

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE and fine storeroom,
saith and Illinois opposite Ritz Theater
3423 N. Illinois st.
OFFICE DEsK-VERY DESIRABLE. $40
HUME-MANSUR.
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Miscellaneous Wanted
Store-Omce Supplies

TYPEWRITERs-Al standard makes new
and used portables. Dalton adding ma
chimes. Rentals repairs and typewriter
SUPPLIES. AMERICAN WRITING MA
CHINE CO. 1877 N. Meridian St. Board
Of Trade Bldg. Ii. 1922.
LARGEST assortment Of all makes type
writer's. adding machine and Office equip
ment. New and rebuilt. repairs, rentals
Give us trial. KING S. 205 Mass. Ave.
Ii o47n.
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Jacket W. JOSEPH
PAUL E. RAT6ERT
LOGAN c. SCEOLL
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
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CANARIES- Pedigreed rollers males Hens
specialize 1874 Broadway. He. 1914
PARRCTADoubie yellow sshead; good
talker. ia N East Ri. 40Sl.
IMPORTED POMS AND PEKES-For sale
and stud. also puppies. HUI. 5794.
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Radio and Equipment

ERLA
SUPER SIX CONSOLE.
Regular s325 radio com plete: $3.50.
Kempler Radio Co.
Pembroke Arcade.
RADIO-Several an electric to close out
at cost Patterson Shade Co. 2rd floor
woolwcrth Bldg. z. Washington. Ele-
lator service.