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Milford chronicle., 1931-07-03
WARWICK

The carnival is over and every
one is getting ready to celebrate
our national holiday. Where are
you going?
We are having lovely moe might
nights now, just right for motoring,
and many are taking advantage of
them by spending the evening at
the Orchard
Mr.. ad MFRS. X. o. Warrington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Green and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Workman with
their families enjoyed their Sunday
outing at Shell Point.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Short enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Won Verne, of Astoria, L. l., and
Mr. and Mrs. Green Mumford and
family, of Phillips Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Lingo and
children were Oak Orchard visitors
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Anderson, who
have their summer home at the
Orchard, were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Lingo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lingo visited
their daughter, Mrs. Ewell Calhoun,
in Georgetown on Wednesday.
Several from here attended the
funeral service of L. P. Faucet at
Georgetown on Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. E. L. Barto, in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Blizzard
and sister, Miss Agnes, were callers
in Rehoboth and Lewes ON Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Iva Barto visited her broth
er, Elmer Burton, on Wednesday,
at the Delaware Hospital in Will
mington, where he is in a serious
condition as the result of an acci-
dent short time ago.
The Ladies' Aid of Central M. E.
church will hold their annual bake |
on July 4th, at Oak Orchard, on
Spears pier. Sandwiches, home
made cake and pies will be for sale.
Come and try them-if you don't,
you'll be sorry. .-....
Milford chronicle., 1931-07-03

the summer with her aunt in New.
York.
Mrs. William Frier has been the
guest of her daughter at Rising
Sun recently. =
We are glad to state this week
that Mrs. IFma Hammond is stilF
slowly improving. Her many friends
here are glad to know she is i'm.
proved and hope she will continue.
to improve this time.
Mrs. Paul Bruebereck has return.
ed to her home in New York City,
after spending several weeks with
her mother, who has been i'll.
Milford chronicle., 1931-07-03

school and prove successful in life
as this young student has done.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herring, Jr.,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs, George Herring, near town.
The farmers have been very sue
cessful the past week getting their
wheat cut and have been favored
with good weather, but they are not
offered any higher prices for the
wheat yet. The wheat growers are
not going to make anything on their
wheat crop this year at that low
price.
Miss Maude Macklin is spending
Milford chronicle., 1931-07-03
UNION
(Near LlneOIn)

uG AduAC0 EAA0 AllEL ON
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John COverdale in Lincoln and was
very delightfully."- entertained by the
! Lincoln Ladies Aid, who met with
them at this time. Although there
was a storm coming up there was
a very nice crowd present. After the
business was disposed of the social
hour was we'll rendered with the
following program:
Solo, There's A Land Mine Eyes
Has Seen," Mrs. Peterson.
Recitation, Little Things" Fran
ces Morgan.
Recitation, Somebody's Mother"
Douglas Morgan.
Reading, Campers Take Notice,
And Just Keep On Smiling" Mrs.
Joseph Morgan.
Reading, Hard To Fit" Mrs. John
Donovan.
Reading, "The Old Road" Mrs.
Bessie Clark.
Solo, Mother Machree," Mrs. Jas.
Gregg.
Solo, my Wild Irish Rose, Mrs.
James Gregg.
Reading. Face the Light" Mrs.
Winnie Harder.
Reading, CLOSED, The Door," Mrs.
Hope G. Kirby.
Readings, "Ford's Psalm and |
Beauty Everywhere" Mrs. Uric Dom
oYan.
Reading, "Ma and the Auto" Mrs.
Peterson.
Reading, Making Progress" Mrs.
Uric Donovan.
Reading, "The Wizard" Mrs. Uric
Donovan.
Solo, Sunrise Tomorrow" Chas.
Gere, Sr.
Duet, Face to Face" James Gregg
and Mrs. Peterson.
Quartet, "The Old Rugged Cross"
Charles Gere, Mrs. Peterson, James
Gregg and William Kenton.
Chorus, "Beaulah Land"
Quartet, when the Veil is Lifted"
and Whispering Hope" Gere, Pc
erson, Gregg and Kenton.
Solo, Sunrise" Mrs. James Faulk-
ler.
Ice cream was served to all.
We sure did enjoy this meeting
md hope to meet with the Lincoln
olks again soon. i.e
Miss Eleanor Casey and Mrs.
Charlotte Mclaughlin and little
laughter Gene of New York City
lave been the guests of their par
nts here, Mr.. and Mrs. James ].
'asey.
Rev. J. F. Willis of Lincoln cir
led among his friends here, renew
ng old acquaintances on Thursday
fternoOn Of last week.
Mrs. Berry of PHILADELPHIA was a
ecent visitor of Mrs. Mark. Tatman.
Preston Kenton, accompanied by
is father, H. Kenton, motored to
'hestertown, Md, on Sunday. He
arrled bus load of colored folks
rom Milford and Houston, including
he church choir of Milford, to an
Id fashioned church camp. They re-
orted a fine trip. Acres and acres
tomatoes looking fine-but the
uestion comes up-what are folks
ding to do with them all?
The bean beetle has made his ap-
earance.
Wheat threshers will start out
ext week,
Saturday is the 4th of July; let's
lake it Safe and Sane Fourth.
A good shower of rain would do
IT'S OF good here now. The ground is
citing dry. ,.....'-..
Mrs. Ross Lemex entertained her
rother and family of Baltimore over
lie weekend. '-''..-..''
Mrs. John Coverdale has been en-
rtaining her brother, Alvan Red
IN.
Mrs. Coulter, practical nurse, is
'ending some time with Mrs. Thos.
Ollett. '.
Edwin Lord, Jr., has been substi-
ting for Harry Clendaniel, mail
Irrier, for the past week.
Friends of Norman Grove of
lawnee wish to congratulate him
his marriage, to Miss Postles of
ilton. The happy event took place
lturday evening, June 81. We wish
EN- happy life.- ......-...,
Sunday school at Union next Sun
y, July 5, at 2:SO' p. m. All are in
ted. ..-..-.--,.
Milford chronicle., 1931-07-03

value of the work for the economi-
cal government of the State. The
vice-presidents of the league are for
mer Judge Hugh NJ Morris, Edward
w. Cooch, HerVey P. Hall, Louis A.
Drexler, Haldeman c. Stout, treas
urer and Russell Ramsey, director.
Milford chronicle., 1931-07-03

The steamship Leviathan stocks
up with 10000 eggs for each trip.
Milford chronicle., 1931-07-03

It won't be long now before many
family skeletons will be congregat-
ing on the beaches.
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The City
in Brief
WEDNESDAY, E,fKNTs


Kiwanis Club. luncheon. CIaypool.
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation,
convention. Claypool
building.
,.T Purdue Alumni Association. luncheon
HIini Club luncheon. Board Of Trade.
Mutual Insurance Association, lunch
con. Columbia Club.
Lions Club, luncheon, lincoln.
Theta sigma Phi, luncheon, L. s.
Ayres tearoom.
ri Omicron, luncheon. Washington.
Home show Committee, luncheon,
Apartment Owners. luncheon, wash
inKton.
Association Of Cost Accountants, 3
p. m. Chamber of Commerce.
Walter N. Roberts, missionary to
the Philippine islands, who is visit
ing United Brethren churches in the
nation in interest of young people,
is guest this week of Indiana Cen
trail college.
Football day will be observed by
the indianapolis Kiwanis Club at a
noon luncheon Wednesday in the
Claypool.
c. l.. Kingsbury, controller for the
American Rolling Mill Company,
Middletown, o., will address the In
dianapolis chapter of the National
Association Of Cost Accountants
Wednesday evening in the Chamber
Of Commerce.
First of a series of meetings this
week at the Edwin Ray institute
Woodlawn avenue and Laurel street.
was held Monday night. when three
classes were conducted. Speakers
were the Rev. W. H. L. Sprace. DR..
S. E. Jones and Mrs. Ruth Vehling
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Deaths

Laura f. Barlow. As. 1925 South Me-
ridian, chronic cenullus. -
Mary Trick, 81, Methodist hospital, acute
mvocarditis. 80, ,4...,.,.
chronic myocarditis. 80. ,-..;4,,
acute CASTRO enteritls. ,7os
Lawrence Francis Kane, l DAY, zfuo
East North. premature birth
Georgia Spencer, 10, 3247 Phipps, arterlo-
% t john Hn' Neal, 81, 1917 Park, chronic myo-
Virginia Hussey Dunn, 81, 1892 North
Illinois. chronic myocarditis.
Joseph f. Andrews. 60, 1880 PARK
'n Edwsrd ny Roche, g. 10 South Harris,
acute apncreatitis. ..-,
encephalitis. AZ, -,
Janelle Draws, 1s days. Methodist hos
pital. peritonitis.
Jacob J. Kramer. 81. 6054 East Wash
ington, cerebral hemorrhage.
Nathan + Burnett, 81, 84S south SneI-
field, cerebral hemorrhage.
william A. ecker, 81, Ohio and Meridian
chronic myocarditiS.
Anna Lee Hoehing. %. 1920 West jack
son, mitral regurgitation
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Births
GirIs

Girls
John and Theresa Perry. 1926 HOLIDAY.
Robert and Cleo Reese. 32l Wisconsin.
Joseph and Ruby Ross, Methodist hos
ptal.
hospital.
Michael and wv Lobraico, Methodist
hospital
Arthur and Mabel Garvn. Methodist
hospital.
Harold and Helen Mackey, Coleman hos
william and Bessie Richev 3049 Carson.
Herman and Flossie Jackson. 9l9 South
State.
Roeton and Mary Naylor 73l East Min
nesota.
BOYS
Paul and Vivian Scott 129 West Regent.
Bernayse and Della Hutchens. Methodist
hospital.
ptal. =. VII.
Arthur and Alice schIangen, st. Vim
cents hospital. ,.-.,
Charles and Marguerite Malev' St. Vim
cents hospital. -, -,
bury.
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SO Auction Sales
PIRIIc ArrcrrnM

PUBLIC AUCTION
The Cleveland. Cincinnati Chfcspo and
will sell at public auction at their I'm
canned Freight Station. Capitol Ave
ana south st.. Indianapolis. Ind. at $50
a.. m. friday. December 4th 1881 tn
following described shipments which have
been refused or unclaimed and char.yee
unpaid ,[,p unles previously claimed by right
= Lot No.-consignee and Destination
R-37s-RossviTe Commercial Alcohol
R,386I,.Adams Paint Company. cieve-
R-sggAadIe9 Mercantile 9 CO.. Hadley.
R-sss-yehicle Supply Co.. Cairo. H.:
R-3es-Chubb g. steinberg Music Shop
Co. Cincinnati. Ohio; crates and ?
R-399-G. M. German. Greensburg. Ind:
R-4OO-Howard Price. Trov. Obio.
R774o1--Lawrence Watson. Paris. III:
steer nalt Dbl. and kit roof cement /
R-4o2wz44 Tire Company. Danville. IL.
single Pneu. tire wrapped.
R14o5mR: H. Dwyer. Sidney. Ohio.
Ind: case. drum Ii paint o oase IN
R-4o7-WilIiam L. Stanley. summitYiue.
ING. ! ert. freless cooker
otE-4Uo-Schmidt Groves. Springfield
stock feeding.
R-4O9- Braham Laboratories. Cleveland
ONO; Dbl. floor oil. l kit cleanser.
o,h-4l0-Vendex Company Inc. Cleveland
ONO; boxes PENCIL machines. -,-,,
ONO; 4 Ctn. hand preparation.
R-4l2-E. z. Macy Versailles Ohio
ssack mineral mixture for animal feeding.
RC-so74s1 Peerless Stock salt CO.. Co
iumpus. Ohio. 10 bags medicated live
RC-s0773 North Vernon Lumber Mills
North Yer, Vernon, Ind: ! lawn sging.
Ohio. i bbl. G I. water water Heater Parts rs
RC-30893-The Hudson Paint Co. Cleve-
land. Ohio. cases paint earth in oil.
.tE EcTso s ~. Bartlett Drug Co. Lsfay
,RC-3o786LH. G. Goldman Co.. Columbus.
nc sosssSPagi & Frank. crestiirs.
ofle ssse TS0l N slanf BdttDe Co. Ben
Rcs6s SHF en F. H Hi CO.. ayV cIegsland
ofe Sc s2S'O1 Dif f. c eoGaS Louis
Rc.3o269-Honey Boy Co. st. Louis-
tom Rc 1909 c.a ~ Fd Ref i5 99b.s cOvins
bucket roof cement. I box notions.
plv Co. Terre HATTIE. ma: :: ct ctn 1'i druss
! en-. talcum powder. ctn. face powder
Rc-so22s- Rust Mccoy Mont WORKS
Columbus Ind. 10 bags salt.
In addition to rae above mentioned
articles. there will be offered for, sale At
this time rpenv other articles which have
been refused account damage or have
checked over without marks
These shipments NAV be inspected.
THURSDAY Dec Sd 1881 between hours
Of 300 a. m and $50 D. m
Description Of packages are. copied from
freioht or wav bill but neither QUANTITY
or contents are guaranteed.
Terms Of sale. Cash or certified cheek
PAYABLE Immediately st conclusion Of sale.
J. K VANCE.
Freight Claim Agent
c. A. MILLS. Auctioneer.
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TRIAL RESISTING
WILL PROBATE
is UNDER WAY
John C. Bailey Charged Of
UnSound Mind; $4,000
Shared by 36.

Trial Of a suit resisting probate Of
the will of the late John c. Bailey,
Ben Davis farmer, under which
thirty-six relatives and friends and
religious and benevolent institutions
share in an estate valued at $4,000,
began to day before Probate Judge
Smiley NJ Chambers.
Contest to the will. under which
three beneficiaries were remembered
with unusual gifts, was filed by Mrs
Mary Miller, a sister, and two neph-
ews, Wayne Bush and Paul Bush,
all Of Indianapolis, all receiving be-
quests.
Request Of $500 was left to Isaac
r. Bailey Of near Valley Mills, a
cousin. for his kindness when my
father was sick"
Each Get Shotgun
Ernest Freeland and Ardry Bush
each we're bequeathed a shotgun.
Freeland in addition was given all
my household, all pictures hanging
on the walls and all draperies hang
ing at the doors and windows in my
house
Under the viii, Mrs, Miller, one
OF the petitioners, received be-
quest Of s25, and her daughter,
Mary, also was given s25.
In another clause of the will, list
ing forty-tWo requests, Fred Goep-
per of Haughville, was bequeathed
$1,000 for his kindness when my
wife was sick"
Charge Unsound Mind
Charge is made in the complaint
that Bailey was Of unsound mind
when he drew the will shortly be-
fore his death, Jan. T. The docu-
ment made total requests Of 500, 500
The estate, consisting largely of
real estate in and near Ben Davis,
was ordered sold.
In addition to requests to rela-
tives and friends, gifts we're provid-
ed in the will for thesfollowing in
stitutions:
Lvndhurst Baptist church 81 900: the
Ben Davis Christian church. 81 900, Mount
Olive Baptist church. Ben Davis. $1,000
Bridgeport NJ F.. church. $500; Shlo M
" church. Hendricks county. $500: the
Bridgeport Masonic Lodge. $500; Bridge
port Colored church. $3.50: Riley hospital
for Cripple Children. $4,000: Bridgeport
Childrens home. 81 000 st. Vincent hos
dianapolis. $500: Home for the Friendess.
$500; indianapolis Old Ladies Home; $500;
Marion County Tuberculosis hospital at
Sunnyside $1,000. and the Franklin Ma
sonic home. $4,000
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Slave Leader to BE Honored

One hundredth anniversary of the
death of Nat Turner, Negro slave
leader, who led slaves in revolu-
ton in 1881 and was hanged, will
be observed at tonight at Workers
Center, $685. South Meridian street.
The meeting will be under the au-
spices of the League of Struggle for
Negro Rights.
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NAB ALLEGED LEGGER
Police Claim Alky Found in Auto of
Man Caugh After Chase.

Man Caugh After Chase.
Nabbed by police squad after an
automobile chase through the down.
town district, Elmer Thompson, sos
Minerva street, was arrested on
charges of blind tiger, transporting
liquor, failing to display a drivers
license, and failure to have a GER
tif1cate of title.
According to Sergeant Wayne
Bear, in charge of the police squad,
can containing a half gallon of
alcohol was found in Thompson's
car after it was forced to the curb
at Michigan and Meridian streets.
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IS Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTER-
81 Legal Proposals
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, OFFICE

CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, OFFICE
OF THE BOARD, CITY HALL.
Notice is hereby given by the Board
of Park Commissioners of the City of In
dianapolis, Indiana, that it is desired
and deemed necessary to make the tol-
lowing Improvements in Garfield Park,
part of the park and boulevard system
of the City of Indianapolis.
To furnish and install acoustical
treatment IN the auditorium room OF the
Garfield Park Community House, all in
accordance with the plans and specifica-
tions now on file in the office of the
Engineer Of the Board of Park Commits
Sioners and subject 10 the supervision Of
said Engineer.
Said Improvement is for park purposes
and is to be made in accordance with the
plans and specifications on file in the
office Of the Board of Park Commission
ers Of said city; that said Board has
fixed Thursday, the 10Th day of Novem-
Der, 1881. at 2 o'clock P M, at the office
of said Board in the City Hall, as the
time a. Id place Tor me public considera-
ton of said improvements at which time
receive sealed bids for the construction
of said improvements. Bidders to he
eligible for consideration must have been
established and continuously engaged in
acoustical work. for the past four years.
All bids must be submitted on blank
form NO. So as prescribed by the state
form will be fn2ns6ed r. mama tba %l0h
from the office of the engineer
The successful bidder will be required
W Comply WIN JAe SpeClncatlOnS now
file in the office of the engineer of the
Board OF Park Commissioners, and each
bidder shall deposit certified check III
the amount of $4,000; said check to be
certified by a reputable bank or trust
company doing business in the City. Of
Indianapolis.
In case no bid is accepted. the check
viii be returned TO the bidder but if one
Of the bids is accepted and the bidder
shall refuse or neglect to enter into any
contract with the City of Indianapolis
within i've DAYS from the time he shan
have been notincd of the acceptance O.
the same, said check shall be forfeite
to the City of indianapolis as ascertained
ana hquidated damages for failure so
An affidavit of non-collusion as re-
CURED by law must be furnished and the
old snail be in a sealed envelope
The Board of Park Commissioners re-
serves S9dv the right to reject any and all
jacket W JOSEPH.
LOGAN c. SCHOLL,
PAUL E. RATHERT
CARLETON B. McCUILOCH
Board Of Park Commissioners. CITY Of
Indianapolis.
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RENTALS
hi Furnished Rooms

ALA. n. 2445-CHEERFUL FRONT RIM;
PRIV. HOME; $3.50. HA. 1O39-W.
BROADWAY. I7le-S3- so worth more:
pleasant; garage; good location. He. 1923.
BROADWAY, 3128-Elegantly furn front
nm: priv. home: suit. for ?. Wa 0872
BROOKVILLE RID. s.. 16-Excellent sleep.
RIM newly furnished, $3.50 $3.50. IT.
069l
CENTRAL. 25l6-Front. well furn. heated
and lighted: constant hot water. Ia. 7I34.
CENTRAL IS23-Cheerful rm., hot cold
water. Commode in rm. Gentleman.
COLLEGE. s553-Warm rm.. priv. ent. I;
showe- hot water. garage. Wa. 330S.
DELAWARE NJ. 202O-Att kactiye bedroom:
employed lady. Ha. 274I-W.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

EISER, WILLIAM B.-Age 80. beloved
father, of Mary Lou Eiser son of Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Eiser, brother of Mrs. Eliza
beth Williams, Mrs. Catherine Hahn, Mrs
Rose Donahue Of indianapolis and Mrs
Mary Gill of ElWood, Ind, passed away
Monday 9:25 p. m. Funeral Thursday,
$3.50 a. m. at the residence of the parents
1848 Singleton St.. 9 a. m. Sacred Heart
church, Burial St. Joseph's cemetery
Funeral private: Please omit flowers.
G. H. HERMANN IN CHARGE
MOHR. NELLIE-Beloved wife of Harvey
Mohr mother of Lloyd. Harold, Lowell
Norman. and Mrs. Helen Gaedie, passed
away Monday. Nov. 16 at 4:30 a. m, at
her late residence, 451O Rockville road
Funeral NOV. 10, 10 a. M. at Mt. Olive
M E. Church. Burial at Forest Hill Gene
terry, Shelbyville, Ind. F. L. MARS IN
STAPLES, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wife of
John Staples mother of Ambrose, Horace
and Lawrence Wise, departed this life,
Tuesday. Nov. II, aged 90 years. Funeral
THURSDAY, Nov. 10, at the residence,
34ls College Ave, 2 p. m. Burial. Fort
vile, Ind. Friends invited. Funeral under
the direction of MOORE & KIRK
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cards, In MemOrlanS
STORM-In loving remembrance of our
beloved sister, MOLLIE QUINN STORM.
who departed this life Nov II. 1916.
Our hearts in memry welded
Our souls in union STAY
We'v always been together,
But in a different way.
That we are vet united
AS in the davs of old
When clouds with silver Innings.
We're set in FURNISHED gold
We only sought the rainbow.
Where peace and gladness Law
Where youth and laughter linger
And shadows fade away
Her Loving Sisters ELIZABETH g. JULIA
HODCiES-In loving remembrance of our
dear mother IDA MAY HODGES, who
passed away 5 years ago today, Nov. II.
Oft, We think OF your dear mother;
And our hearts are sad with pain;
Oh, this world would be like heaven
Could we hear your voice again.
Sadly missed BY
CHILDREN AND SON-IN-LAW
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IS Household Goods

I 1900 WHIRLPOOL WASHER. LIKE NEW,
( SACRIFICE. 1117 Z. MICHIGAN ST.
MAHOGANY Dresser, Chifonier. Radio
/ DINING SUITES pcs. oak, excellent
cond.. $40. 34l0 n Capitol Ave
LIvING-RM.. suite: 5 pieces: Lloyd woven;
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4009 BrOOkVille Road

Dandy FIVE room bungalow and garage:
nice condition; reduced to SIS
i Schmid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
CAPITOL. N. 46I7-Attrac mod rms;
garage; water paid $40. Oh. 1884
CARLYLE PI.. eI7-6-room mod bungalow;
side drive; garage; SIS. Ii. 7779.
CHARLES. 144S-Haf block east of s
Meridian: mod 5-rm. dbl. newly painted.
Reduced $50. Water pd IT. 6207.
CHESTER. N. 1464-Attractive arm. mod.
double. SOS: garage Oh. 07s4.
COLORADO. s.. 36-5-rm.: new linoleum.
hardwood frs. weather stripped. Cd. fur
mace. gar: water Dd.; S35. Hu. 3647-
DEARBORN. N. 2037-Double, heatrola,
range, gar, water paid. s25. Ri 1920.
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IL Dancing, Music, Dramatic

TEACH-Piano. violin, mandolin, guita
banjo, sax; tuning. Henderson. Ha. 325
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MERCHANDISE
81 Miscellaneous For Sale

Waterproof Tarpaulins
See US and save money: we are the
originators of low prices on canvas
We sell 9seo of covers in Indiana. so
there must be a reason, price and quality.
Mail orders Filled.
HOOSIER TARPAULIN e.
CANVAS GOODS co.
1902 W. Washington st.
TWO new sla-cubic feet complete auto
matte electric air compressors. Easy
Meier Electric & Machine, Co.
3525 E. Washington ST. IT. 1851
Three rebuilt electric water pumps.
complete: S35 each.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
3525 E. Washington st. IT. 1851.
ELECTRIC washers; guaranteed, used
machines, $3.50; terms SIPS per week;
hurry to see these bargains; modern type.
207 E. Ohio st.
NOW SLICED BREAD DELIVERED TO
BAKING co. DR.. $500
GRAMS GIFT SHOP-The BRIGHTEST sDot
on the Circle for Gift and Costume Jewell
~. 136 Monument Circle.
BOYS suits and overcoats. SIS each. UN-
CLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, Capitol
Ave. and South st.
LET Us repair your washer. or install new
wringer rolls. reasonable. 1909 z. WASH
ington St Oh. 0852
CINDERS@4i7 Yards. So: also sand and
gravel: We deliver. 1r. 1920.
FURNACE and stove repairing. Model
Stove Repair Co. 622 z. Wash st. Ri o369
SHOTGUNS for sale or rent. COMPAC
TENT CORP 334 N. Capitol
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]. c. Wilson

1890 Prospect DR.. OS2l-Os22.
GOODRICH FUNERAL HOME.
1911 N. Meridian. Ia. 1850.
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MERCHANDISE
IS Household Goods
IS Household Goods
SPECIAL sale of steel refrigera-
tors in all sizes, rare values.
Polar Ice and Fuel Co.

1000 Northwestern Ave. ia. O689
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HIGH SCHOOL course in two years; enter
any college or business. Home studies.
Tutoring as needed for Indianapolis
students. INVESTIGATE. Address Times.
Box 29O.
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