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Indian Interpreter
HOnOred at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Zuger. sol
West Thaycr. were hosts at a dinner
last evening complimentary to Frank
Zahn. official interpreter at. the Fort
Yates Indian agency. who. has gained
fame as the interpreter and compan-
ion Of Red Tomahawk. Sioux Indian
chef. Red Tomahawk. who was to
have been a guest at the dinner. was
unable to be present because Of ILL.,
ness. -
Guests in addition to MFR. zahn,
we're Bismarck people interested In
Indian welfare.
Following the dinner the evening
was spent informally. Mr.. Zahn pre-
scnted to Mr.. and Mrs. Zuger an u
tocraphed photograph Of Vice Presi-
dent Curtis. Red Tomahavk. and
himself. taken at Washington. during
the Indian chiefs visit there last sum-
nier.
The Bismarck Study club will meet
TT ESQ Monday afternoon with Mrs.
r. d. Kennedy. 825 Fourth street.
Germany before and after the World
war, will BE- the topic for the after
rocn's program.
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Community Council to
Plan Health Pageant

To promote q public interest In
child healthwork. especially children's
clinics, the Bismarck Community
Council Is planning q health pageant
to be given on May Day. Mrs. Cliff
ford Overgaard. public health nurse
for the state health department. in q
talk yesterday before members Of the
council, outlined the benefits Of this
type Of child health publicity.
Mrs. George Bird was named CHAIR
man and Mrs. G. w. Moses vice chair.
man of the pageant committee. other
members Of which are Mrs. q. Olgter-
son. Mrs. A. NJ. Christianson. Mrs. r.
e. Jack. and Mrs. A. Y. Haglund.
The chairman Of the rest room
committee reported that during the
month Of December 30 women and "a
children had been cared for at the
rooms
Following the meeting moving pic
lures taken 1T the Florence Critten-
6en home at Fargo were shown ut the
Paramount Theatre through the
courtesy Of the manager. Dale Simon,
The next meeting Of the council will
be February 81.
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Social
Masons Hold First
OF Winter Parties

A most successful and enjoyable
event was the Masonic dancing party
last evening at the Masonic temple,
which marked tho beginning. of q SER
les Of parties which the organization
will sponsor during the next two
months.
About IS couples attended, and
novelty dances were interpreted in
the regular dance program. Edna
Olson and "Her music" played for the
dancing, which continued from $50
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. ATURDAY JANUARY Is. 1890

rotary: Mrs. Anna Lenhart. guard:
Mrs. Josephine Hughes. chaplain:
Mrs. Annie Fuller. conductor: Mrs.
Mary Dingle. patriotic instructor.
Mrs. Mary Lewis is press corre-
spondent: Mrs. Margaret Moriarty,
musician: Mrs. Fuller. and Mrs. Lewis
compose the relief committee: and
Mrs. Moriarty and Mrs. Schwantes
are members of the auditing board.
I. o. o. r. Auxiliary to Give Dance
A masquerade dance at which
prizes will be awarded for the best
costumes. will be given Thursday eve
ming, January %. at the I. o. Q. F
hall, according to an announcement,
made today by members of the Ladies
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Recently elected officers Of the
Daisy Mcpherson post. Women's Re-
lief Corps, were installed at q meet
ing yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. George Hugelnan, With Mrs
Margaret Moriarty, past president,
serving and installing officer.
Those taking office we're: Mrs
Mernie Kisner. president; Mrs. Anna
Schwantes, senior vice president;
Mrs. Mary Sperry, junior vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Elizabeth Cordner. treas
urer; Mrs. Josephine Hugelman. Sec
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-18

Nothing doing or Sunday
night? Come and enjoy Com
munity Singing at st. Georges
parish house 8:15 p. m. The
old songs! S0loist, Mr.. Or
chard. All welcome. No
charge. Nothing to it but
friendship and recreation.
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Auxiliary. l. o. o. r. who are spon-
soring the dance. The committee IN
charge includes Mrs. Lillian Menefee.
Mrs. B. F. Flanagan. and Mrs. j. w
Scott.
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until midnight, when q supper was
served.
The affair was arranged by the So
cial committee, Arthur Sailer and
David Cook.
WOmen's=Relief Corps
Officers Are Installed
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NOTICE TO TAxPAYER5 or BOND
ISSUE AND APPROPRIAIlON Of

NOTICE ? TO TAxPAYERS or BOND
ISSUE AND APPROPRIATION OF
II The MATTER OF DETERMINING
WHETHER OR NOT TO ISSUE BONDS
OF PIKE SCHOOL TOWNSHIP FOR Tie
PURPOSE OF DIGGING A DIE WELL
UPON THE PREMISES AND INSTALLING
PLUNBING N SCHOOL BUILDING
NUMBER ELEVEN. OR SNACKS SCHOOL
NOTICE is hereby given TO the taxpayers
OF PIKE School township that the proper
legal officers Of said municipality, at a
special meeting Of the Township trustee
nd ADVISORY soa5a PEG en- me so zSn OF
other evifence OF indebtedness exceeding
IS 900. he amount Of the bonds pro-
posed TO be issued is $4,000. bearing IN
terest at the rate OF 4lzf, payable SEMI
The net assessed value Of all property
IN the taxing untt is sb.zDo, 4uU ana the
present. Indebtedness without TINS issue IS
: me proceeds Of such bonds are to be
used for the digging OF a deep wen on
plumbing in the school building known
as school number eleven, or SnackS schooi
building: ana notice is hereby given that
the Township Trustee and Advisory Board
to be held July LIST. 1880. TO appropriate
sufficient money with which to make
the above named Improvements; -
Ten or more taxpayers. other tnan
those who pay poll tax only. VINO feel
themselves aRgrieved BY said determine
ton NAV appeal to the state Board OF
thereon BY filing petition therefor with
the County Auditor On or before the ex-
tension Of twenty-nine days from the
2sth ,day,. Of May. 1890. and the said
Board will fix date for the hearing IN
this county.
Dated May g. 1880.
ROBERT Z. HUFFMAN. Trustee Of Pike
School Township. Marion County, Indiana.
JOHNSON & ZECTIEIs. Attorneys.
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Legal Notices

10 accordance with the SPECIFICATIONS Of
said Board and within that time secure
the performance Of his contract BY a
approval Of the Board. his certified check
OF draft and the proceeds thereof shan pc
and remain the absolute property Of the
Board as Inundated damages agreed upon
for such failure, IL being impossible 20
estimate the amount OF damage such fall
ure would occa sion to the Board.
Each bid shall be in a separate sealed
envelope with writing thereon plainly in
dicatirg the character Of the bid as Tor
example. BID FOR COAL.
The right Is reserved by the Board to
reject any and all bids or parts Of bids.
BOARD or SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS
BY A. 3. GOOD.
Business Director.
IIndianapoliss; Indiana
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Death Notices

DOYLE EDNA BERNICE--B Beloved wife Of
John H. DOYLE mother Of Mary Alice and
John. Allen Doyle. departed this LIE
Monday June age 20 years. Friends
may call at the residence. 27l5 ". Sher-t
man drive. Funeral Thursday. June D. at
Brownsville Methodist church. p. m.
Burial Brownsville. Ind. Friends invited.
Funeral under the direction Of MOORE
& KIRK.
LANGEN. AdELIA-Mother of Ernest Lam
gen and Mrs. A. c. Sweeney. died Mon
day. June @ Services st. Peter and Pauls
cathedral Thursday. 9 a. m. Burial at
Terre Haute. Friends may call at the
residence, 1921 N. Delaware St, Wednes-
day afternoon and evening.
POE. Observation-Disclosures of Mrs. oscar
Poe of Mooresville, passed away at her
home Tuesday morning. She IL survived
bv her mother. five sisters. Mrs. W. A
Ferguson Of Indianapolis. Mrs. VIM. Nc
Elwsin, Miss Pauline Poe, Mrs. Russell
Halfenberger Of Mooresville. Mrs. Roht
j. E. Joe OF Indianapolis. Cleates. Elmer.
Walter and Kelly Poe Of Mooresvile.
Funeral will be held at Protestant church
in Mooresville Thursday. June 5. at p.
m. Burial Mooresvile cemetery. FRIENDS
may call at Carlisle g. Son Chapel any
time after Wednesday noon.
WILLIAMS. FRANK C.-Beloved husband
Of Emma Louise Williams. brother Of Mrs.
T A. Psss. Of Sellersburg. Ind. and H.
E. Williams of New Orleans, passed
away at his country home on Road 81
near Valley Mills. Tuesday morning
where funeral services will be held Thurs
day June 5. at p. m. Friends in
vited. Burial Crown Hill cemetery;
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NOTICE

GENERAL ORDER NO. 3, 1890.
Passed BY the Board of Park Commits
sioners of the City OF Indianapolis. In
diana, Office Of the Board. City Hall.
Under and by virtue Of the. authority
granted by the Acts of 1920. OF the Cen
eral Assembly of the. State. of Indiana.
Chapter 80. at pages los to l07, being an
Act authorizing the Board Of Park Com
missioners in cities OF the frst class 70
july 81. 1880. the Board of Park Com
missioners Of the City Of indianapolis, az
its regular meeting on the 18th day OF
Nav. 1890. does hereby make the follow
GENERAL ORDER NO. 3. 1880.
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board OF
Park Commissioners of the City of In
dianapolis. that it is considered neces-
sary BY the Board. in order to, promote
welfare. that the locating or. establish
ing OF any cemetery of any nature or de-
scription whatsoever. after ibis 29th oay
of May. 1880. upon or within fye nun
bred (500l feet of any park, parkway or
boulevard under the control OF the Board
of Park Commissioners of the City Il
Indianapolis. either within the corporate
limits Of said City. or beyond said hints.
and within the area wherein said Board IS
granted jurisdiction by the. statutes Of
hereby specified and declared to be in
furious to the public health. safety. morals
and general welfare. and o----,r,r.
bv the Board of Park Commissioners Of
the CITY of indianapolis. that hereafter
no cemetery of any nature or description
whatsoever shall be permitted to locate or
establish upon or within five hundred
(5O0l feet of any park, parkway. 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 sald units
end With nthe area wherein said Board Is
granted jurisdiction by the statutes OF
The State Of Indiana.
ADOLPH G. EMHARDT,
Jacket w. JOSEPH.
PAUL E RATHERT.
LOGAN G. SCHOLL.
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
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Painting and Papering

PAPER HANGING-First-eIas work, s2-sS
rm.; clean. 81; samp. shown. Be- 0llz-R.
CLEANTNG-Paper. 75c rm.: walls. win
dows. woodwork washed. RI 1859 eve.
PAPER neutrality-suspicious.. remodeling.
j. C. FENDEI, 424 N. Forest. Oh 52i7.
PAPER Cleaning. paint washing. hard
wood floors; guar. Mr.. Black. RI. g63e.
CARPENTERING-Plas paints. paper'g.
cement work; no Job too small. On. ol1g.
PAPER HANGING
Interior painting. WATLER. he z5oz.
PAPER HANGING-20c roll. good work.
white. reliable. Thompson. II. 1880.
AINTTNG-Tnterior or exterior. We use
paint that viii wash and last. Be. 2462-M.
CLEANING PAPER-sI room; expert;
white. rugs protected. ia. 3lz6.
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NOTICE

-- GENERAL ORDER NO. 2. $780, -
Passed by the Board OF Park Commits
sioners of the City of Indianapolis, lndl-
ana. Office of the Board. City Hal.
Under and by virtue OF the authority
granted by the Acts OF 1870, Of the Tnd Sen
Chapter 80. at pages LOS and lOI, being
an act authorizing the Board OF PARK
Commissioners IN cities OF the hrst class
proved July q, 1920; the Board OF PARK
Commissioners Of the City OF Indian
2yth day Of May. 1880. does hereby make
the following general order;
GENERAL ORDER NO. 2, 1880
BE IT RESOLVED. by the Board OF
annapolis, Indiana. that it is considered
necessary by the Board IN order 70 pro-
mote PUBLIC health, safety. morals " o5 ana
foca ting of graves, construction of build
ings or structures of any kind IN ceme-
teries outside the limits of the City OF
or may at a future date be established.
within five hundred 5000 feet OF any
park, parkway or boulevard under the
sioner rs Of the city Of Indiana polls. shall
be and is hereby spscifed and declared
to be injurious to the public health,
81 THfEREFoRE. 1T is HEREBY OR
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 five hundred
5000 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.
ADOLPH G. EMHARDT
jacket w. JOSEPH
PAUL E. RATHERT
LOGAN G. SCHOLL
ROARn OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
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BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS


GENERAL ORDER NO. /. 1880
missioners Of the the CITY Of Indianapolis, In
diana, Office of the Board. city hall.
Under and by virtue Of the authority
eral Assembly Of the State of Indiana
Chapter 80. at pages los and I07, being
an act authorizing the Board of Park
Commissioners in cities of the first class
to make general orders. etc. and approved
July n. 1920. the Board OF Park Com
missiorers of the City of indianapolis at
April. 1890. does hereby make the fol-
lowing general order:
Park Commissioners OF the CITY of In
dianapolis. that 1t is considered necessary
BY the Board. IN order to promote public
health. safety. morals and general well
any miniature golf course. Tom Thumb
golf course. putting green or practice
seripticn whsts5ever. after this 18th day
OF April. 1890. upon or within fve hun
dred (50ol feet Of any park. parkway OF
OF Park Commissioners of the City of IN
dianapolis. either within the corporate
limits Of said City. OF, beyond said limits.
granted jurisdiction BY the statutes of
the state OF Indiana. shall &c and Is here
bv specified and declared to be Injurious
to the public health. safety. morals and
general welfare. and
IT is THEREFORE HEREBY or
DERED sy the RoaGd Fl P2TS Gsmm Fbs
hereafter no miniature golf course. Tom
y numb golf course. putting green, or prac-
&c driving golf course of any nature or
description whatsoever. shall be permitted
TO locate or establish upon or within I'VE
hundred f5O0l feet of any park. park
wav or boulevard under the control OF
the Board OF Park Commissioners of the
civ OF indianapolis. either within the
corporate limits of said CITY. or bevond
said limits and within the area wherein
said Board is Sranter -.risdiction by the
statutes Of the Sta Of Indiana.
ADOLPH G. EMHARDT.
PAUL E. RATHERT.
Jacket W. JOSEPH.
LOGAN C. SCEOLL.
RnARn OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
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LegaI Notice.
Stocks and Bonds
Wanted

If you have any listed, or I'M
listed, oil. mining. or industrial
stocks or bonds that are not pay
ing yo1 dividends that you are
DESTROYS OF disposing Of. we mag
have a market for them among
our extensive clientele. Regard
less Of the age Of your holdings
they still may have a value.
Write US as to what you have
and name your price for quick
disposal.
Address Box BIOS Times
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. Help Wanted Male
Wanted Man

Wanted Man
To manage city district for
large local firm. Must be ag-
gressive and willing worker.
Also must have automobile.
State age, previous expert
ence and qualification. This
offers a highly desirable posi-
ton for man qualifying.
Write Box GIG City.
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LOGAN c. SCEOLL.
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
Citv of indianapolis
NOTICE 70 BIDDFRs-coNTRAcT

FOR COAL
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received until the hour OF ~
o'clock noon. Wednesday, June II, 1880.
az the office Of the Board az School Com
r,issioners Of the CITY of InoianapoiS, IN
diana. for 1900 tons. more or less. OF BIZ
luminous coai ~ inch screenings. niyt.
pea ard slack Indiana or eduahs 5000
tons. more or less. bitnminouS coal tlunn
coal over inches shaker screen. free
from slack. Indiana or eouall and $500
tons. more OF less, hituminous coal dump
coal over ? inch shaker screen. free from
slack West virginia No 5 block. KAMA
wha splint or ThackeT seams. or eoual
West Virginial or equal Indiana coal. for
the wear ending June so. 1881. all in &C
cor6ance with specifications duly adopted
bv said Board Of School Commissioners
snd posted on the bulletin board in the
boards office. Copy Of said specifications
and Instructions TO bidders viii be fur
niShed on application 70 the undersigned.
All bids must Be made on blank form
No IS prescribed BY the State Board OF
Accounts snd must be accompanied by a
certified check drawn payable to the
Board Of school Commissioners OF the
Citr OF Indianapolis on an Indianapolis
bank or trust company. or hr New York.
Chica0o or Indianapolis exchange in the
amount Of 70 lper cent? of bid.
II case the bidder whose bid shall be
accepted shall not within I'VE 90 DAYS
afi1r notice OF snch acceptance perform
his bid hy entering into = written con-
tract with the Board 70 perform the work
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WANTED

Representative for large man
ufacturer to cover state of
Indiana; must be experienced
and reliable. Prefer man who
has had experience in oil
burner stoves or other
branches of heating industry.
Must furnish reference. ADJ
dress Times, Box A 118.
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Lost and Found

GERMAN POLICE DOG-Male. % weeks
old black and brown. in neighborhood OF
$500 block N. Nenn. st. Call Ia. 63T4.
Very liberal reward
LOST from lI3 Greedy about May 18th,
little female toy terrier. white with
round black spot on back. Little brown
and white face, bob tail. Reward Tor
any information or clew. Childs pet.
Call Be. 0852.
LOST-Monday afternoon on Georgia St.,
between Kentucky and Illinois, Pennsyl-
vania car or 10th and Delaware, lazy S
white gold Gruen wrist watch with mi
tiais "A j. c. on back. Valued as gift.
Call Ia. 1895 after $50 p. m.
LOST-Grand piano cover in tarpaulin
bag. Loser needs badly. Reward. DR.. 026o.
LCST-Red Purse: household receipts:: lost
in McCory's. E. Inman. 134 w. Maryland.
LOST Small black Scottish terrier pup. 3
months old. from AGO Park Ave. Call
Mcleod. Hu. 1889; IS reward.
PARTY picked up black coat Garfield ten
mis- court known; ret. PEPPER Grocery;
no questions.
STRAYED-Large male police dog. dark
back with chain and chain collar; $40 re,
for informatio nto recovery. DR.. 2442.
VALUED KEEPSAKE-Lady's pin. blue
stone and small chains attached. Re-
ward Wa 1858.
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Miscellaneous for Sale
New and Renewed
Electric Motors

NAAc~~AkoNSON0 AOA AAA~
New and Renewed
Electric Motors
BOUGHT. SOLD, EXCHANGED. RENT
MEIER ELECTRIC AND
MACHINE co.
s525 z. WASH R. ISL.
GOOD GRADE Congcleum; It, wide:
soc So. I'd.
Standard, 80 gal capacity range boil
Screen wire, BLACK and galvanized, e
in. IS in. % in. 70 in. 40 in. and 48
in. widths at a great saving.
BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
STATION
COR CAPITOL AND SOUTH
TENTS
Umbrella. wall and automobile tents.
pauli ms truck covers. White and water
proof canvas. Our prices save you
MONEY! Hoosier Tarpau,in' and Canvas
Goods Co., 1902 w. Washington.
bowling alleys. new and rehnished and
supplies. moderate prices easy terms
Brunswick Bake Collender Co.. Hills s..
1
Gives news luster to painted surface;
ivory woodwork. walls and bath flxtures;
inexpensive ALBERT G. MAS, 81 Vir-
ginia Ave- Ri. 1l25.
SUPERIOR HOUSE PaAINT-Outslde or In
side. Is cOlorS and white. Sl.64 gallon.
COMPETITION PAINT CO.. 800 s. Me-
ridian st. Ri. 9l65.
RUMMAGE SALE-Clothing. big variety:
good gas stove. refrigerators at prices to
suit your means. Open 7:30 to 4:30
daily. I27 w. Georgia.
SEVERAL refinished bathroom scales With
LIS SCALE Co. $50 E. wash ST.
SCHOOL BOOKS, DRUGS ALL KINDS;
PRESCRIPTIONS. CRAWFORD'S DRUGS
Ii. 1900.
NATIONAL cash register. almost new, SIS:
gas range. SIS: living room suite. $50.
1910 E. Vermont. Oh. S365-J.
81 A WEEK BUYS GOOD USED WASHER.
THOR ELECTRIC SHOP.
80 N. Delaware st. Ii. 1885:
GOOD PAINT FOR SALE
81 AND SLIPS GALLON. BE 0852.
USED ELECTRIC water pump and water
softeners. Cheap. Duro Co Ri 1851.
BRICKS-Lumber 2xi0, 2xl2. 1920 sheet
ing doors, f1rSt-class cond. Ii. 1873.
OFFICE railing with door 4 #. high. 80
feet long. DR.. 3461-W.
CINDERs FOR SALE-We deliver. E. New
York and the Belt. CHI 2041.
CINDERs Special driveway gravel $2.25
smile haul; trash load. DR.. 3685-J.
BABY CARRIAGE-Blue Reed. first class
condition. $40. Call Ha. 1868.
PRINTING PRESa6xl0: pilot levr:
rollers: like new. DR.: S983-M. Ri. 1888
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Stnrage and Transfer

.OCAI AND OVERLAND TRANSFER.
Fire-proof storage house. Store now. pay
months later No charge for hauling
10 New trucks Experienced men
PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR %
4l9 E. Market. III II2y
LOCAL and overland hauling; packing anc
shipping On household goods OTTO ,
SUESZ. Ri 6561 Ri 3628- Mites. On
1879. On. 0ee9-W.
J. n. TAYLc r TRANS. AND. STORAGE;
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND -. 70 or
land or other cities. Dr.. 307l OF FL 4ze2
BRTTON TRANSFER Moving So. load
larpe trucks. responsible men Dr 1915
MOVING-$s so load & up: lrge. trks-; city
or overI'd: exp. Williams Trans II. VISA
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-PIlces
reasonable Call at all times. Ia. 314l.
PARSON Transfer; cheapest. dependa Bile
serV. in city. 29 N. Richland. Be. 5071-W
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Live Stock

ONE HORSE AND WAGON
1873 Spann Ave. VIM. Bray. DR.. 7937-R.
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Help Wanted: Female

GIRLS for contest. Must be Is Of neat
appearance and willing to work. Call Oh.
1869. after D. m.
WHITE LADY to do homework, two days
e week, Mondays and Fridays preferred.
Call at go EAStern Ave.
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Situations Wanted Male

MAN now connected with largest Depart
ment store chain in country wishes to
locate in indianapolis. Capable of
handling store or any department. Ref
erences. Address Times Box B. 104.
EXPERIENCED man with best of CITY
reference wants night watching. Times.
Box iB-103
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COST ACCOUNTANT

AN opportunity exists to connect with the
worlds largest direct selling made to
measure, clothing house, with service
branch in this city. Call or write r. G.
Frost. manager. 40 West Ohio ST..
FACTORY representative for register
shields; good commission. $40 N. Illinois.
Ask for Holmes.
WANTED REPAIR MAN.
IR.. Olga
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! Barter and Swap

HAVE lots and cash for well seasoned
contracts. w l.. BRIDGES. RI. BAIT.
Evenings. HUI. 2l8s
81. 500 EQUITY in $4,000 duplex: with .$125
mo- income. Ideal location. What have
YOU. Address Box los Times.
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South

3 Bedroom Home
Three bedroom home semi-mcdern.
Practically new. good. terms. Ri. 1928.
He 1881
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Business Opportunities

PICTURE THEATER-New talking eQuir-
ment: excellent neighborhood: no COM
petition. VIII trade for improved real
estate. Ii $3.50. Mr.. Yelch. Wa. 50i4.
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CENTRAL, 22i5-Mod.. front rm.: private
family; meals optional. Re. 1858.
DELAWARE. N. sA3-Attractive front rm..
home cooking: close in. Ii. 6209.
OAKLAND. N. 9E3-Mod. furn. rm. good
meals: 81 wk.. gar. $3.50: ! or ,. Oh.
CHnD-To board. good care modern sub
urban home. Be. 3375 RE-.