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New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

The Schenectady team features Jimmy Picllcn and Mafoski, former Connecticut Aggies star. Picken was Jimmy Collins mate on the Bristol F,ndecs. He is coaching the Troy High school basketball team while Makofski is court mentor at the Schenectady High school.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
Glyptodons

Totals II yt Referee, Icmbroshj' tmor TUlhs: scorer $. Iamctta.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

Negotiations are under way to play the game next Wednesday evening in McridCn.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

In answer 10 the communication in last nights paper by the manager of the St. Stan team of Meriden stating that the Burritts had refused 10 play a return game in the Silver Git, Manager Saunders stated today that trouble over q suitable date was the reason for the miAup.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

1T Manager Eddie Hayes will take no'lce Of this acceptance, he will nave his quintet on the floor ready 10 play the Nutmegs tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

Our guess is that the Panthers will still he at the top even if the re- malning games on the schedule are tossed over to Meridcn. All of the New Britain fans are with us in this prediction.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

Figuring that he had 10 make some amends to the Mcrideh team for delaying the date, Manager Saunders offered to bring them back to New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

We are probably a little rash in volcing out deductions that there is something rotten in Denmark with regard to this roller hockey business but we cannot refrain from giving our idea of the present race for the second half championship of the American League.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

Despite the fact that this may all he denied, Amsterdam wouldn't play Meriden the scheduled game in Am sterdam last Tuesday night and this leaves the way open for Meriden to claim forfeit. However, New Brit ain is scheduled to go to Amsterdam Friday night and Amsterdam is go- ing to play home that night. It looks as if New Britain will have to fight to the bitter end
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

Regarding the standing President A. W. kcane states that after a re- vision Of the scores of the games, the standing as printed today IS correct. This leaves New Britain with two more wins than Meriden while the two have the same number of losses.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

Meridcn wins easily against every team but New Britain. If it happens to defeat the local crew, then it is only after the hardest kind Of a bat tie.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
} losers. The summar,
 PanthCrS

Totals
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

when Meriden can go to Albany and trim hat team on it's home floor Tn (. rather easy fashion, it is a surprise. When New Britain goes 1hcre, the Albany players skate their heads off to beat the Partners. This Is no surprise. It looks funny to us and we arc not alone in the deduc- lion that the three teams other than New Britain, arc out 10 do the Pan- 1hers out Of a chance to get into tho playoff series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-29
SEEK TO SPEED
UP CITY SUITS
SIS, 900 in Building May Be
Tied Up for Winter.

Petitions to have injunction suits
against the city in city halls
asphalt concrete war tried next
month in county courts will be
filed Tuesday by James Deery, city
attorney.
Deery was instructed to file the
papers today by the works board
WHEN it became apparent that more
than $4,000 worth of city street
building will be tied up this win
ter unless the courts rule.
The works board was made the
target of five suits, said to have
been brought with the support of
the National Asphalt Association,
when asphalt contractors demanded
more city streets be asphalt topped.
The board held only the material
sought by petitioners for the i'm
provements can be used. Members
also declared the concrete work
was only half as costly as the
asphalt.
The board is opposed to going
out of it's way for asphalt bidders,
who are opponents of the city in
this matter" members declared
today.
They ANNOUNCED that asphalt
contractors who were supplying
money to aid the court fight would
not be looked on favorably, here
after" The board is required to
take the best and lowest bid on any
Improvement Jobs.
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USE OF CREDIT
TO Be URGED IN
DROUGHT CRISIS
Primary Duty Rests Upon
Local Banker Says
Elmer Stout.

Use Of Indiana credit facilities as
q means for aiding farmers in the
drought-stricken areas of southern
Indiana will be advocated by Elmer
stout, president Of the Fletcher
American National bank, wheh he
confers with Governor Harry G.
Leslie probably Saturday on relief
measures.
Stout attended the conference in
Washington called by Arthur Hyde,
agriculture secretary.
There is no congressional ap-
preparation which may be used for
the relief of the burned-out
farmers" Stout said.
No general rule could be followed
in giving relief as each state has
a special problem.
THE conference decided that the
primary duty rests upon the local
banker as he is most familiar with
the conditions in his community
and the especial problems of his
customer" Stout said.
Should Offer Eligible Paper
"The banker should offer for re-
discount such eligible paper as he
may have or can make to the fed
era1 reserve bank or the intermedi-
ate credit bank operating in his ter
ritory.
Existing agricultural credit cor
porations should utilize their full
available lines Of rediscount and if
necessary capital structures Of such
corporation should be increased in
order to make available larger lines
of rediscount with the intermediate
credit bank.
where no such agricultural credit
corporations exist and where no
other credit facilities are available
we urge upon bankers, business men
and farmers that they proceed at
once to the formation of agriCul-
tural credit corporations. Such or
Plantations should be capitalized
upon as broad a basis as practicable
and covering considerable area. Such
corporations will prove to be valu-
able in the areas in which they are
formed not only as an emergency
matter but as permanent institu-
tons in aid Of agriculture"
State Must obtain Aid
"Unsound loans should, of course,
be frowned upon, yet they can af-
ford a great service in expanding
the financial resources of the COM
munities they serve" Stout said.
"Co-operative marketing aSsocia-
lions are urged to avail themselves
of the financial assistance offered
by the federal farm board.
With such recommendations it
is easily perceivabie that what re-
lief can be aorded in Indiana must
be obtained by the state as the fed
ersl government can give no aid"
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State Must Obtain Aid
SPENCER NEEDS TRAIN
SERVICE, BOARD TOLD
City Fights Order to Abandon Penn
syIvania Rail Service.

City Fights Order to Abandon Penn
syIvania Rail Service.
"Reminiscences against an order
OF the public service commission
authorizing the Pennsylvania rail-
road to abandon two trains on it's
Indianapolis to Vincennes division,
were heard by the commission to-
day in an appeal of the city of
Spencer for a rehearing of the mat
ter.
Attorneys for Spencer told the
commission that several industries,
which were idle at the time the
hearing on the order was held, now
we're operating and the train facil-
ities were needed.
1t also was announced that a
new industry would be brought to
the town if the trains were restored.
Increased rail facilities will be re-
uuired, it was said.
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Births


Harry and Helen Mahan. ST. vincents
Harry and Mary rwitz, St vincent's
Mason and Elizabeth Layman, st. Vim
John and Helen Morris, st. vincents
William and Mildred Brehob, st. Vim
cents hospital.
Walter and Margaret Dickson, Coleman
George and Mary Karres. Coleman hos
George and Anne Topuzu, Coleman hos
Raymond and Anna wheatcraft, Cole
Fred and Lucille Kurz, Methodist hos
Harold and Alberta Miles, Methodist
Arthur and Margaret Adams, 1910 Barth
Ernest and Elva Carpenter. 141O East
Minnesota.
Wilbur and Gertrude Appel, Coleman
Emil and Doris Carpenter. Coleman hos
Claude and Elsie Ford, Coleman hos
Dorsey and Daisy Gardner. Coleman
Lawrence and Thelma Kielblock, Cole
Charles and Ethel Robertson, Coleman
Byron and Almira snider, Coleman hos
pltal.
John and Lucille Thorpe. Coleman hos
pital.
Raymond and Martha Woods, Coleman
hospital.
Charles and Lucille Burns, 1907 South
Rybolt.
Ara and Mary Workman, Indiana Chris
tan hospital.
John and Jennie Napan, 500 West Pearl
Walter and Leona Wright, 71S South
Somerset.
Girls
Charles and Nellie Symmonds, Coleman
hospital.
Floyd and Dora Kriner. 1927 Milburn.
Charles and Mary Goodwin, Methodist
hospital.
Harry and Willie Maxson. 1904 oxford.
Noah and Mae Brooks Coleman hospital.
Orval and Lena Keller, Coleman hos
pital.
Jean and Oline Kiplinger. Coleman hos
pital.
Eugene and Alma Corlian, 32l North
State
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Deaths

Lola Ann Newton. 70. Methodist hos
pital. coronary Thrombosis.
Beverly Lou Gilbert, 3. Riley hospital.
celluiitis.
Esther Cordelia Barr. 49, sss South Ar
lington avenue, chronic nephritis.
Frances Frittis Warren 40, 1921 Park
avenue. pernicious anemia.
VIII Wells. A. city hospital, septicemia.
James Douglas Noble, 26 days, Riley hos
pital empyema
John Leibhardt, SO, city hospital. acct
dental.
Laura A. Galloway. So, 9s1 Hosbrook,
acute cardiac dilatation
John J. Warnock, 70, 2142 Station, acute
myocarditis
George NJ. Griffith, 50. 1911 Newland,
chronic myocarditis
Annie G. Gavin, 66. st. Vincent's hos
pital, peritonitis.
Charles Sutherlin, 80. 1926 North Cap
itOl cerebral hemnrrhape
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF WAYNE
TOWNSHIP. MARION COUNTY. IN


TOWNSHIP. MARION COUNTY. IN
N TIE MATTER OF DETERMINING
BOARD OF WAYNE SCHOOL TOWNSHIP
SHALL TRANSFER FROM THE GEN
EEA ScH RRPk1 FuER N TO A TIE sr5c bA
SHALL BE APPROPRIATED OUT OF THE
E eEPn3N FUNp W5JH WITCH To MAZE AXE
SCHOOL BUILDING IN SCHOOL DIS
TRlCT NUMBER ONE.
rstee IS WsR saSoo oTg BSaa Ma4
the emersency and determine the III ex.
year than set out in detail in the budget.
for the purpose. of building new en-
trance to the old portion of the school
and also replacing four windows in the
said building; are estimated to cost 81 900:
and Trustee also contemplate transferring
sufficient funds from the general school
fund to the special school repair. fund for
gency and to appropriate out of the spe-
cial school repair fund the sum Of $1,000
for the purpose Of making such repairs.
signed thereby gives notice to the tax
payers of Wayne School Township that
the proper legal officers Of such munich
patty will. at meeting called for that
purpose, on the 22nd Of September. 1880.
at 10 O'Clock a. m. at the Office of the
Township Trustee on the West Tenth
bricks County line. consider the said
questions. of making such improvements,
transferring the funds. and making the
appropriation,
TAXPAYERS shall have the right to be
heard thereon at such meeting and ten or
more taxpayers in said Wayne Township.
other than those who pay poll tax only,
who feel themselves agErieved by such
determination, may appeal to the State
and final action thereon BY fling a petit
ton with the county auditor of the
county in which said municipal corpora
ton is located at any time before said
meeting. and said Tax Board may TX
day for hearing in this county.
Dated this 21st day of August. 1880.
Trustee of Wayne School Township,
Marion County. Indiana.
JOHNSON & ZECHIEL. Attorneys.
IRY TINES WANT ABS FOR BUSINESS
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Death Notices


ERNST. OTTO A.--Age 20. beloved father
Of Mrs. Ed Mann. died at the home Of
Mrs. Mann. 1901 y. Keystone avenue.
Thursday evening. Funeral Monday,
Sept. /. 10 3. m. at FUNERAL CHAPEL
KIRBY OHM. 1901 ". Meridian street.
Burial Grown Hill cemetery. Friends in
vited.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 10259
In the matter of the petition Of Indt-
ana Bell Telephone Company for author
ity 70 issue $1,000 900 Of notes.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Of Indiana viii con-
duct public hearing In the above entitled
cause In the rooms Of the commission
Statehouse. at Indianapolis. Ind, at 10
O'Clock a. m. on Sept. 10. 1880.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
By HOWELL ELLIS. Commissioner.
Indianapolis. Ind.
Aug "a 1890
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-we wish to thank our
friends. neighbors. minister singer and
undertaken for the kindness and sympathy
mother AMANDA E. HELTON, widow al
Abe Helton. she was mother OF Herbert
Helton. deceased. and Mrs. Stella c.
Of Sarah Waton. Syvilie Never. Rosa
Embiee. George and Charlie Sliinn. ell
deceased. one living brother. John Shinn.
Signe1. SON and DAUGHTER and
FAMILIES. 9. r. LoWE and STELLA c.
6EOWALTER.
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Farmer Tries Suicide

BIZ United Press
MONTPELIER, Ind, Aug. 90. -
Worry over financial troubles is be-
lieved the cause of the attempted
suicide of Willis Flick, Is, farmer,
near here. His condition is re-
garded as critical, but physicians
say he probably will recover.
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VIM. F. ROSNER,
JOHN S, LEONARD,


NOTICE 10 ROAD CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids.
for the construction Of certain highways
the Director of the State Highway Com
MISSION at his office on the 3rd floor Of
avenu Ca' 1ndia GH indiana unf fa ID
a; m, on the 9Th day of September. 1880.
at which time they will be publicly
Project No. i80 B. Location. state road
No. 40, Chesterton- Dunes park road, eX-
tension of road No. 49. north of South
Porter County; i'o8S. miles; pavement 10
Bids will be received for three types of
eaSsR On BfT1 3SHTs s'' eoNc 5RfS
and BRICK, as shown on tn plans and
described in the specifications.
d.. The state will furnish the cement for
Proposal blanks and specifications may
be obtained free, and plans upon payment
State Highway. Commission. There will
be no refund for plans returned. Plans
road Office Of the State Highway Commits
sion. 4th floor. Statehouse Annex. 1902
North Senate avenue, indianapolis, In
SHOULD BE MADE PAYABLE TO, 9.DI-
RECT0R; INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
OF FILING AM. PROPOSAL; EACH BID
DER SHALL SUBMIT TO THE STATE
ENcE Record AND Financial 81 STATE
MENT, PREPARED on THE 9L STATE 81
FORM A. D. 1T, PRESCRIBED BY THE
STATE BOARD OF ACCOUNTS OF IN
DIANA. WHICH FORMS WILL BE FUR
NISHED UPON REQUEST. ANY Elk
PERIENCE RECORDS AND FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS NOW ON FILE WITH THE
BILE WITH PROPOSALS FILED FOR
THIS LETTING.
Contracts will be awarded to the lowest
and best bidder, but the right to reject
any and all bids is reserved. Each bidder.
with his proposal. shall file a corporate
surety bond, payable to the State OF In.
diana, in the sum of one and one-half
Ql2) times the amount of his proposal.
and in the form provided BY law.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION.
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OPEN GASOLINE BIDS
State Highway Department Is Tabu-
Iating Figures of Oil Firms.

Bids from fifteen gasoline dis
&ributers have been received and
opened by the state highway COM
mission in the letting for the next
fiscal year. beginning Oct. /. The
contract is now held by the Stand
ard OH Company.
The bids were asked on 3,750,000
gallons of gas and kerosene; 175,000
gallons of lubricating oil and $780,
coo pounds Of grease.
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statesmen

We have an opening for 2
statesmen in cur new car de-
partment. A real opportunity
of those who can qualify.
Apply to Mr.. Hungate, Lauth
Chevrolet Co., 3547 E. Wash
ington street.
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HIGHLAND. DR.. 55s-4 rms. heat. va;
S45: concessions to right party. ia. o642.
HOLMES. 705-4-room apartment; steam
heat: garage. SIS month. Be. 1913.
ILLINOIS. N, 8l0is-Beautiful efficiency
apts.; furnished or unfinished II. $3.50
KENWOOD. 1855 rms, bath. Kitchen
cite: mod: heated: porch: s35. RI. 2234
MARKET. 1929. E.--5-rni. apartment; bath.
pantry and porcheS. near schools. car. me
condition: reasonable. Ri 52l1.
2i6-Mcd. upper duplex. S
rms. bath. heat. water furn.. gar. II. 6l4l
VIRGINIA AVE. ii4Is g. 1882 small
ants. dwntwn: $3.50 mo: each. u. 7o62.
BROADWAY, fists or 4-room modern;
plenty heat: fine location. he. 1853.
KRIEGER APIS.
1856 E. PROSPECT ST.
Three rooms, newly decorated. SIS. $50.
See custodian or phone day or night.
Ii 1891
H. H. wooDsdALL & co.
LA VERNE-Apt No. Z. go W. North St;
cclored; ? rms, bath; SOS. Ii. 1859. He.
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Lost and Found

LOST-Lady's imitation Jade and gold pin.
Oliver and Kentucky ave. or on traction
car Wednesday evening. Aug. goth. Valued
as keepsake. Substantial reward. RI.
LADY'S white gold wrist watch and strap
with fraternity crest and sapphires. down
town, Thursday nooni Initials S. K. M. S.
on back. Reward Ii. 5244. Ir. 2l25-6,
evenings.
LOST-DoWntown brown haired dog. Name
Brownie" reward. Call Oh. 1886.
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Help Wanted Male

THE A. GOLDEN RULE NASH COMPANY
OF Cincinnati. worlds largest direct SELL
ing. made-to-measure organization. with
sle.50 $3.50 $3.50 and S35 mems all
wool suits and overcoats will teach sales
men to sell and take measures for their
garments in this territory. This Is NE
time job. Fall season just opening. Write
quick or call 20 West Ohio St.. Indian
1UOiig
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TaXpayers appearing shall have the
levies have been determined. ten or more
taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by
such levies, may appeal to the State
Board of Tax Commissioners for further
and final action thereon. by filing a petit
ton therefor with the County Auditor
not later than the fourth Monday of
September, and the State BOARD will fix
a date of hearing in this county.
A. V. BEELER,
VIM. F. ROSNER,
TOIJM q 7 TONABn
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Legal Notices
NoTIcE 10 TAxpAYERs OF ~

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX
LEVIES.
IN the Matter Of Determining the tax
rates for certain purposes BY the Civil
Town Of Speedway. Marion County.
Indiana.
Before the Board Of Trustees.
Speedway, Marion County Indiana, that
the proper legal officers Of said munic-
ipalitY. al their regular meeting place
on the 18th day of September. 1880. will
consider the following budget:
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Apartments for Rent

ADDISON. n. 27s-s rooms. strictly mod.
all utilities fiirn.: $50. Be. 0547.
apt: heat. water. garaEe. Or. sea.
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Help Wanted Male
WANTED-MAN


For opening with large local
firm. Splendid opportunity for
advancement. Must have au-
tomobile and the ability to
manage and direct the work
of others. If you are willing
to start at a nominal salary
make application now. State
age, past experience and abil-
ity in application. Write
Box A-147, care Indianapolis
Tines
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GENERAL FUND
-s n--~f

GENERAL FUND
!. Services Personal.
II. Salary of trustees ..-.......S $1,000
y. Salary OF clerk ......---... 1870
10. Salary of treasurer -....-... $500
- marsh MARSHAL = H'a's.' ... 4.,4 2.5soOo
H. Compensation town attorney 10000
10. Compensation Of street en-
20 Other compensation ........ 100000
3 Services Contractusl
u. Communication and trans.
telephone and postage. ..... 5000
%. Light and water ........A. 3,50000
%. Printing and advertising. 200 90
"a. Repairs. buildings and equip
rs. Services other ,ccntractuai.., 1880
3. Supplies
81. Onlce ...-.....- oO.OO
4. Material
A. Street alley and sever. 10000
5. Current Charges
81. Insurance and official bond
=, prem. ..'..'........-'..-.. lgg.o9
%. ftenbS ...-.......... io.VU
6. Current Obligations
81. Temporary loans .........., 100000
I. Properties
u. Equipment ................. 10000
Total general fund .......... sI7.285. 90
STREET FUND
l. Services Personal
II. Wages street laborers. ...s $4,000
2. Services Contractual
z SSn g}er3aI -...'..-....... 2S So' eS
2. MdtStldl ....s...'.'''...' @UO.CO
Total street fund ...........,s 10000
BOND FUND
Payment Of interest .........S $4,000
Payments of bonds ............ 4,OOO.9O
ESTIMATE OF TOWN FUNDS TO BE
RAISED.
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BARBER-FOR SATURDAY CRIMES
-sAEsER sHoF. i27 VI OHIO.
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Funeral Directors

WIZ D. BEANBLosSoM
phons Be. 1888. lszl v. Ray 81
w. T. BLASENGYM
Main Office. 222o Shelby st.
Drexel 157o.
LAJCK FUNERAL HOME
1883 s Meridian St. Or. 2lzo:
George Grinsteiner
F0ne's' 0iis0o RAev ss74 44 :
G. WILSON iuneFaI oarIors. ambulance
service and moderp autoosn1SotiVe eouio-
UNDERTAKES
ssl N. peIaaa sqsi io Lii. ss2l
"a REAL HOME FOR SERVICE"
80. RAGsDAIE Il P6ISE .s.
Personals
$40 CASH
paid for each piano prospect, sold. Mail
OF phone IN TO Nj. Mereoith. Pears9 sl
CONFIDENTIAL CONsULTANTS AND AS
SISTANCE on business or personal mat
tiers needing advice. Reasonable fees. Can
Ii. 0l88 for appointment.
EXPERIENCED hand laundry. Call for
PERSONS witnessing or overhearing con-
versstion when lady was struck BY auto
= D M M. call call Ri 724s. important
SEND FOR COPY of Patent News NO
CHARGE. washington p; 2: Only 4, IN
SEWING OF ALL KINDS BEAUTIFULLY
DONE. PLAIN OR FANCY. WA. 409l.
DFTECTIVEs-Pr CONFIDENTIAL.
OFFICES. 4451 Carroilton Ave. HU. 3107.
BAD accounts collected or no charge
RTRDsALL Ell Roosevelt Bldg Ri PISS
Instructions
STRICTLY private lessons, any hour.
s ns si od PPRR0 0ae Or ust ' %s
in for your first lesson. GRACE LAWYER
DANCE STUDIO. 1905 Central Ave. Ia.
29IO.
LEARN aviation. Best Of instruction in
WR WIFE aPq FL s[H9a0 sE sR4fe stout Fisd
Mars Hill. Be. 1900. P. Q. Boz 1892.
Special Notices
WHY SUFFER with piles when you can
positively get well or IL will cost YOU
nothing2. This is strictly home treat gia.
Office Ri 1857. res. Ia. 4940.
SCIENTIFIC treatments for neuritis. nerv-
BUSINESS. poor circulation. Ri. 2ll3.
REPAIR SCHOOL, SHOES-102 Virginia
Ave. Best work. material at low price.
WILL FINANCE your nome on YOUR lot
furnish all the money or part, also 40
repairing and remodeling. No commission
EXCEPTIONAL values IN USED and recon-
ditioned sewing machines. Singer Sewing
Machine Co. "a N Meridian. Ri 9054
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East
931 N. AUDUBON ROAD

A beautiful three-bedroom colonial
home. in a high-clas5 neighborhood. Re-
possessed. lived IN less than q year, hard
wood floors throughput. built-in Kitchen
cabinet and many other conveniences. tile
path in colors. fine lighting dxtlres- III
ssassmen5 sIa gSEsR PIlce s5gO SSs9
Sunday. Call z. o. SnetEen. III. 1888.
eTsning and Sunday. Hu. 5l05.