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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-07-23

The new teachers for the coming
year are Miss Berry and Miss Fem
rite called in Grove Lake last week.
Gertrude Kruger returned to
Minneapolis Sunday after visiting
few days at her parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hamilton and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Judas spent Sunday evening at the
Carl Kraft home.
Mrs. Anna Wenlund, Mr.. and Mrs.
Einar Wenlund and John Wenlund
spent Saturday evening at the Fos-
dahl home.
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Mccormick Lake

Mrs. Carl Beidle and children
called at Paulys Thursday.
Mrs. Tank and Regina attended
the Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid at
Mrs. Paul Guelsow's Thursday af-
ternoon.
Ben Determan, of Melrose, called
at VOLTS Wednesday and Sunday
evening to see his cousin, Joe Det-
erman, Jr., who was quite serious
ly hurt in an auto accident Saturday
noon.
Mrs. Otte, Mrs. Simmer, Mrs.
Moon and Mrs. Knapp attended the
Helping Hand Society Thursday af-
ternoon at Mrs. c. Botz's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cans and chill
dren, of West Union, spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
ly.
Donald Knapp called at Weiner's
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Gross, Nora and Mary,
John Wolf and Ernest Elliott,
spent Tuesday evening at Ora
ber's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lloyd spent
Tuesday evening at the Albert Kind
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Vessel and
family spent Sunday evening at
the Joe Neihaus home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Otte spent
Sunday afternoon at the VIM. Otte
home.
Mrs. Henry Fuller called at
Tanks Saturday.
Charlie Schwanke and friend call
ed at the ]. L. Weir home Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman 1winski
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Knapp and son, and Mrs. Mann.
enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday. In
the afternoon they drove around
Birch Lake to the Sportsmen's pic
mic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Weiner called
at Pauly's Sunday evening.
Hildergard Vessel spent Friday
with Mildred GRADER.
B. H. Otte called at Lawrence
Herzog's Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schley and
daughter called at Pauly's Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knapp and
Donald, helped Leora Wilcox ceie-
brate her birthday anniversary
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Albert Kind, Vernon and
Lucille, and Alberta Gamradt spen'
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Henry Lloyd.
Mr.. Rice spent Sunday at Birch
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Belize, Clifford
Weir. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Belize
and children, called at Weir's Sun
day evening.
Mrs. c. Botz, Mrs. Geo. Schur-
man, and Mrs. Dinkel called on
Mrs. Carl Pauly Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Moon, John Wolf, Paul Will
cox and Joe Determan, Jr, spent
Thursday evening at Tanks.
Vernon Kind called at Lloyds
Saturday evening.
Bruce Wilcox, Of Wadena, called
at Paul wflcox's Saturday.
Mrs. weiner called 'on Mrs. Weir
Monday noon.
We were all sorry to hear OF
Joe Determan, Jr's accident Sat
urday noon. We are glad to know
he is getting along as well as can
be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus GRADER, and
Clarence, and granddaughter, Mill
dred GRADER, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Graber, and family, spent
Sunday at Big Birch Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pauiy ST.
and daughter, Sister Henry Ann,
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Pauly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tank and family,
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Lloyd and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gamradt,
Mr.. Brownell, R. Gamradt, and
Edith, were dinner guests at the
Emil Gamradt home Tuesday noon.
Mrs. Knapp and Donald called on
Mrs. Pauly Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wilcox called
at Pauly's Wednesday forenoon.
Mrs. Henry Lloyd and brother.
Vernon Kind, called at the Arthur
Llovd home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter were
.,1,ars AZ pauJv's Friday evening.
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Death Notices

LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
Officers and members Of Indianapolis
lodge, No. II, this is to advise you Of the
death OF brother ALBERT STRIGER.
Funeral Tuesday, May 5, at residence sos
Warren ave, 2 ?. N. Members who can
please attend.
Samuel L. MONTGOMERY Dictator.
WILLIAM ANDERSON Secretary
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instructions

FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR-To each new
pupil: play popular music IN - weeks
BY radio artists Oh. o52l-J. NJ. Dollinger.
FAMOUS MUSIC STUDIO
Private method. elementary and ad.
vanced band or orchestra Be 1871
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Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAI NOTICE
Nsison '' Aile " va Wafer ha Glsstock. care
q Ward Ir5y. 6sl ". Vermont St; J. e.
uats ss 5sf bez SsS Ave- 3Sesf a sq
g. Bea. 100 WasbuTton Ave Yonkers,
saa NFS IT, EeT ro5e 55 5g eoa 2l52 ST. Aa
y. Carter; Flora Crouder, llo n. new Jer-
Copeland, 2722 Ethel Ave Anna L. Gin
Ton. 2lQ4 English; MI; Thomas Curran
ggY 80 y. GRAY ST, Mrs. Petty AZ, Collins.
49, S sa 81 of s5n a. 1s ME q MT H eP H fH
lao Conner Ave; w. G. Erwin, 23l3 E.
Tlhirty-s eventh st., c!eyyelaaEpds o. MI. M;
Caonnon: / II. Gibson. 46 W. Twenty
sixth: Lee Griffith care of Rodgers store.
COLUMBUS IND MI, P a5 4 Hia,wyiHoFgAfe:
Mrs. Alice Hanson, care OF Walker john.
son, 1909 Corneil Mrs. Laura Holder. S5S
gstSjoh9 st ATs q s M afFI o CEN Ten
Jsa.asen: MRS. LOWE Johnson. 433 MiaeEgya
Sts, MI 2. Josep2P5 ,s Az we M69TTts EE47
Hadley St.; Mrs. Kroch, IT'S y. Capitol
Ave; Herbert NJ. Krutslnger. -552 s. ,Rod'
gers st., Bloomington, lno.; Il; u. Lo S,Ss
1924 Martindaie Ave: F. E. Little. G.. W..
s5oas AVE-: Ms Aat9 Ml1lIdTT, I 54iGE; E.
sls8' sintsn ST., Cincinnati. p: Mrs
Metzger. 1856 Winthrop Ave MEs,, :, n: T.
Moore. 222O MarGlnoate ave; 7 au! So yn,a9
Al, Mt. Vernon Ind; Rev. H; G. over
ton s23 w. Twenty-seyenth; Marie
geaehie Apt 3. ZIG y NJ H l9 Ms S5 M.
fndfanapoiis. Ind: Lillian s. Rose, care
of r. A. Schakel 1901 Wagaro Aye, Lake.
wood. o; Roscoe Rowe, 1879 e az O!i TcTl
sew St. Apt. 81 B; Mrs Nellie Reed. 400
Minerva ST.: Mrs. J. q. Shull 1914, South
se sSSftsH Nj T. FTe Fred W. schnippes iii
Laurel St. Mr.. Arthor Sweeney, 1873 y;
Talbot; Mrs. Phil L. Stallard. iosl Flatey
gs aIB.4 49, f3l TT 992mIa Mrs. MS
Goldie Thomson, gen. del, Terre Hante'
md: Emmett Walls, 1867 Broadway; Mich
cal WEIGH 1887 Bradbury; MIS-; Lee =
Wilson Sa( N ssnate Aye M Ms s6 Ray
man r. Watkins. loolIz Maple ST.; at O.
r Behrent Big Four STORAGE ana tsaHHs
fer 500 6. Meridian ST., Will pc So!o tot
storage charges on May 10. 1881, at 9 a. m
o. 7. BEdRE&4
/ WILL sell at public auction one Pa a9iage
sedan 1927 model, motor numper 5o4oI'
serial number 324352 for storage charges,
amounting to $50, at 10 a. N. InuFsoay'
May IA, 1881
1897 S. Emerson.
We VIII sell at Pubic Auction, 70
et,,debaker 6 sedan, engine NUMBER ot!92'
far STORAGE charges amounting 70 Slzo.
SSodee coupe engine NUMBER oItH. tOl
storage amounting to S2l5.55 az Z p IT.
MONDAY. May y. ~ ~, vort- 81
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Get Extra Cash From Sale of Unused Articles Through Ads
Painting and Panering

ELLIS REPAIR co.-Psper hanging,
paint. cleaning. s4e River. Be. z0s6.
PAPER hanging: cleaning; paper removed
o. &e2m. painting; plastering. ca. o35e.
PAPER HANGING-Painting. plastering
DON CAIN. a NO. ! Contractor. Ia. 4l6l.
PAPER HANGING-Cleanin9 and painting:
8ork guar. z. Kenerlv. Be. 2575.
PAPERING--2 rolls. 25c: walls painted 8
Speciality: furniture reprinted. Be. 1852.
Al PAPER Cleaning: neat fast. white
man. immed. service guar. Dr.. 63lz.
PAPER CLEANING-E Excellent service. 81
room. O'DCNALD. Ri. 1928
PAINTINC--PaDer hanging II YOU don't
cal Hu. US. We both lose.
PAPER FURNISHED and hung. So Der
room and W. Ia. zs87-W.
PAINTING. papering at lowest price, work
guar: PROMPT serv- MR. WILLIS Dr. 5075.
PAPER furn. and hung; cleaning. painting.
noor5 reanished: ress.: guaran. Ri. 2234.
NG-DECORATTNG FIST CLASS
WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED BUD
STUTTLE. He. s40l.
PAINTING-Intsrior exterior; paper hang
ing and cleaning. Call for est. Ia. z646:
PAPER HXNGING. PAPER cLEANNo.
PAPER CLEANING. 81 PER ROOM.
Art glass repairing. G. z. BLACK. II. 32zs
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: esti free.
Gu, 2o04. FRANK JACKSON. II. 2zl5.
WALL WASHING, paper cleaning paint
ing. SPECIAL reduced price. Ia. 05e3.
PAINTING-Paper hanging: lowest prices:
work guar. J. G1EATHOUSE. Or. 0a5i.
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Personals
Business Announcements

pETECTIVES-Priv CONFIDENTIAL.
525 Lemeke Bldg. Ri 1864; eyes, HI. 3lo7:
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Radio and Equipment

1890 COMBINATION Radio and phouo-
graph: large cabinet: cost SITS: perfect
condition: $3.50. ALLEN. 5ii Mass. Ave
MAJESTIC RADIO-Like new, cost $3.50,
sell for SIS. Call Be. O697
II YOU SEE q want al that interests you.
answer II today. the opportunity NAV be
gone tomorrow.
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Apartment Rental Bureau
Houses for Rent

1 saAsg x ssas pG ss g. 58ss9 90u0e
ALABAMA, N, l0O5-suitable for rooTaing
house: rent reduced. Sa5. Ii. 1850.
R 1sS?az o,; ISS}6s-s;Eooa 9 s5g5n brick
rooms. garage. sac. L. 4ll9,
garage extra; references He. I442.
DENNY. 1903 I'm. mod. bungalow, doU-
pie. garage; Al; reasonable. Wa. 3347.
DRAPER, 1875 rooms; water paid; gas.
cleo; SIG; nicely papered. HUI. 1858.
2EL asadt i6Esf b. E02 GsssM RodsFn. garage
garage. reduced to $50. wa. oIi4-G.
HARRIS, s., 3l-3 doors ". Wash. car 8
rms. mod: except furnace, gar. Be. 0746.
KEYSTONE, 800 n; reduced $50: S-Tna.
moo, qoun1e: gar; near Tech. Oh. 1871.
semi-modern. .cistern. garage. water bald;
COLLEGE car: Sl6. Hu. 50l2.
MINNESOTA E.-4 rooms. Al. water paid.
$3.50 DRUGGIST. Villa and MINI.
MORRIS, w. POS nice rooms. inside
Lol.eG:- sink: water paid; So. Ri. 0645.
MERIDIAN, n, 2443-4 bedrm., mod; Al
sconot. ready move in. Phone II. 1905.
MERIDIAN, s.. l601Ha--2 rms. kitchenette;
moo. priv entrance; on car line. DR.. 5l34.
MERIDIAN, S. 1z45; modern, 7-room halt
ooun!e. $50 Water paid.
NEW YQRK, E, z550-Newly decorated
. rms. hardwood floors: clean. Hu. 874a.
N doNh,99 EESEY; n: l6sS-s25; mod. 6,Ina.
NEW JERSEY, N, i1ll-8 rms, mod,
clean steam heat. new gar. Ri. 1858
SPRUCE, l615-6-rnn semi-nod. cottage
gar good neighborhood: Al condition.
PERSHING, TIT N.-4-room single; Nc
Lean pl., rooms water paid. Ri. 7725.
rms. semi-mod wat. paid sci. Wa 40ss.
SIS. Or. 2os3-w. 1910 az D4'-'' 90 axe
T-aoWBRDGE, 25S-Reduced to SIS. All
modern. with garage. Ri. 6441.
y naTT Sec E. Ssy5r: G Ss6 gE75ls bath
Wisconsin r5sS.9S 3l71C!ean, 5 rooms; semi
1904 Finley
Near Garfield Park I'VE room double;
m paid Ri sxc ssS5 furnace s22.5o. Water
schmid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
Cottage, 1915; SIG
rooms: nicely papsEed; va. pd. HI. 1858.
1412 Hoyt
Good s-room single: reduced to s2s.
Water paid. Ri 6s67.
Schmid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
3oTH, E., 5I6-Reduced to SS5; Groom
single. modern. Ha. oe74.
e.RFooM, beautiful double; was s5o, nov
l62 n. ~. ri. 1855. Oh. 2o27
/; tn, E.. so7-s26.50; mod. 6-Toom dou.
Die. hardwood hrs; COLLEGE car. Ii. 1884
ROOMS ana bath. FrigidaiTe; city heat.
400 gain Hidg. FAN4AN Ii. 7s4s.
Good Double, North
1887 N. Delaware: rms. garage.
Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market
Neat Single, West
s22 y; Lynn I rooms; lights. & wen. So
CoLoRED. 852s w. PRATT-s ms, nice
painted. gas, cleo. city water. inside sink;
sanitary toilet: porch. SIG. Ia. ESQ.
COLORED
54lo Hovey. 4-room single and garage.
GREGORY & APPEL NC IL 1881
Suburban for Rent
STOP 6h Rockville road: new home;
grolno p!owed; raise chickens. hogs. No
WELL furnished modern home. Il miles
from Circle on paved road CAL in per-
son. I29 n. -Capitol eve. Mrs. wilson.
LAwRENCE-Main St.: rms, large lot,
chicken space. cleo: Al; SIS ri. o44i.
Business Places for Rent
sToRERooM. i7x4s-comnuzsty wants
up-to-oate shoe repair shop suitable for
dwelling, Hu. s27ts
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MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES.
10 UNION TITLE.
II. SS5S Nights, Sundays and Holidays
sl4 ". 28TH-Nice 3-room mod. apt,
AitShenette; water. gas. lights paid; $3.50.
VIII decorate some: reference. Or. 2fI3-M.
SEE OR PHONE Us FIRST
Furnished and unfuruished apts., IN ten
locations: s35 up. Phone. IL 1891.
%EooD AoENCY%
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Radio and Equipment

YOU CALL, THAT'S ALL
Aerials. IS. Radio service Calls Soc he. 1851
BRAND rev beautiful lowboy 7-tube con-
sole. super het. screen grlds. greatest
radio value ever oneye1. S69.S0 complete.
KE1fPLER RADIO co.
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Lost and Found

LOsT-Ysllow gold wrist watch at Penn
and Wash. st. Sunday morning; reward.
Call Pauline Searcy, bet. a. m. and 5
2. M, ri. 5000, or eve. 324 S. Hamilton.
LOST-Wednesday Jet black German male
police pup; ears not yet up; named
f. Schwartz reward. HUI 6244.
LO5T-small spectacles in case, bet. 18Th
and Penn. and 44th and CarroIlton. Call
HUI. 1892. Reward.
LoST--Suede jacket, Road 81, near Broad
Ripple reward. Oh. 1895
LOST-G!asses on Irvington bus Friday.
Reward IT. 6S73.
LOST-Tues.; .. a. r. recogaition pin,
no. on back. Ri. 0252. Colonnade Apt.
LOST-Gernan police dog: near State and
Prospect. Chlld's pet. Rev. Ia 0l46.
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Rooms for Rent

ALA. N. 11i5-Front, attractive home-like
nm. hot water. Modern. Ri. 5l21.
ALABAMA. n, 523. APT. 5-COzY Room,
ADJOLNS BATH. $3.50.
ALABAMA. N, 508-Large modern. fur
nl5nea Er1.; every conyenience. Ri. 9703.
Ala. N. lS0l--Apt. /; attractive. large.
front nm: suitable q al nd. Ri. 1918.
ASHLAND. !2246-NIce rIn.; mod: home
prlviI.; brkfst: gar. opt; hot wa, He. 5052.
CAP. ~. 3163-AtoractiVe front rm., high
class: private meals: gar. opt. Ha. OTIS.
cARROLLTON 4533-RTn private, modern
home. near car; home priv. Hu. 447l.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Va; clean modern,
cheap. downtown; $3.50 up. Ri. 1888.
COLLEGE, 2242-Large, pleasant room
const. not water; privileges. He. 4745.
DELAWARE, N. 2442-Attrac. large front
nm; priv. home; IS. 2 men. Ia. 0603.
DELAWARE, N, 2I50-AttTaotiVe rn1.,
mod; priv. home; gentleman; references.
DREXEL ARAlS-730 N. Illinois; 100 rms,
So te $40 wk.; also fur. apartments.
HIGHLAND, N, I25--Nice clean, private;
s. single, $500 double. Ii. $500.
HARBOUR HOTEL, 6l71a N. Illinois; COM
Portable rms, for summer, tub. shower
baths: SIS week and UP.
KENWOOD, 3006-Niceiy fur, pleasant
nm mod, priv. home. Ha. 42l5-R, morn
ing or eve
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we viii sell at Pubic Auction. one one
et,,dsbsker & sedan, engine number e4753,
Tor stofags charges amounting e SIP ~.
Dodge coupe. engine numper 2E1',, L0I
storage amounting TO SIl5.5o ~ y ia
Monday Nav ., 1881.
SN4O44NNS' aIo raSt New York St.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

houses and rlats Furnished
CAPITOL. n. ,slo3-7-room single; bed
rooms and sleening porch garage.
Ill. N, 26ll-Lower duplex; furp.,. in
turn; Frlgida!re: gar; utig. pd.: children
NEW, JERSEY. l222 n: 2 rms, py!g:. apt;
nleely Turn: clean: sink. Ii. 60l3.
yooms; I large closets: beautiful chende-
uers; gas refrigeration; complete bath;
extra toilet; 2 porches, city heat. gas,
e!ectrl5ity and garage furnished: $40. Ia.
WALNUT. E. iI5-5 rms, priv. bath, close
n. $7:5o week. See housekeepex in b.sna.t.
Apartments for Rent
BRoADWAY. Ilzl-7New efficiency apaTt-
ton now; walking distance from Real
SILK; utilities furnished. He. 1901.
EUCLID. NJ 626-6-roona mod. double:
tpfes5tast room; huilt-in features; garage;
-l&unQry: water paid; $50. Oh. 1925.
Bedroom apartment FrigidaiYe; al
utilities: from $40 to S62.So. H. 1881.
PATRICIA APTS.-Modern, s rms: FTigi-
da!Ee: util. turn: reduced rent. Or. 259l-M
THE CfaISWICk
buckle. 2s05-ll: near Fall Greek: rent
heat. water. Ri. 7243: ewes. Ia. iseS-M.
Y EhaaITs E N Fl Rs 5olSM2 S5ss SF apt
IS q. 37th ......,............... $500
240 E. Pratt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $4,000
1909 E. Washington ..,....... 81 so
5345 E. Washington st. s.......... 1880
Az N. Alabama So $3.50
1124 Broadway Observation-Disclosures. 1890
ll08 College Observation-Disclosures. $500
l020.l026 Central ..............S2I- $3.50
1905 y. Alabama ......s........ 37.00
1903 Central .........s......$3 2. 50-S55. 90
4l8 2. 15Gh $40 CO. $3.50
l225 n. Illinois $685. 90 90
3015 n. Meridian .............,..... $500
1888 ". Meridian s..s.sssos........ 90 90
l2ZO PARK ...........s.s........ 43.0U
33lo n. Pennsylvania ............... $500
$50 y. Pennsvlvania ............. $3.50
2s4 =. Pratt Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
1888 y: Washington ...,........... IS. so
1918 w. WASHINGTON ...,,., So 90
MOYNAHAN PRCPERTIEs.
710 UNION TITLE.
II. SE5S. Nights. Sundays and Holidays
sl4. ". 28TH-Nice S-room mod. apt,
Kitchenette; water. gas, lights paid; $3.50.
WIN CeCOrata soma. rHfaraf1ce M 0112-M
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Household Goods

SEWING MACHINES, ooTTaoIs electric
SINGER SEWING MACHINE co. l26 "
Washington st Ri s7lS.
MAGNIFICENT dining room suite, mohair
pillow armed living room suite. bedroom
suite, Roper gas range. Maytag washer.
Bugs. 9xl2 sxIo. sac W. 3ist Ia. $685.
DINING table, $3.50: s Kitchen chairs,
$ls5o; 8 rockers. 81 each; 2 stand tables.
ssideooard,. 81; 3 couches, $3.50; brass
BEDS. springs and mattress 81. 1902
Ahlano: IA. Ass or Ri. 1918.
GAS RANGES
IS I'D. cHAs. KoEHRNG. $50 Va. Ave.
ITALIAN DINING RM.. carved beautiful
bedroom, living room. rugs. occasional
tables. odd dresser, sac. 242a N. Meridian.
Make your own dresses Buy Singer sew
ing machines as low as SO. Singer Sew.
ing Machine Co. $50 Va. Ave. Dr. 2474
CRATE BASKET, 27-inch, ancirors,
CHEAP. 555S Broadway. Hu. 5135.
COFFIELD WASHER-RUNS FINE: SO
l1l7 2. MICHIGAN ST.
KITCHEN CABINET with porcelain top.
Reasonable. Oh. 324l-R
OIL. gasoline and range cook Stoves cheap.
1885 Oliver Ave. Be. 24s6.
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Trucks

best O! condition. Frank Hatneld Co
613 ". Capitol r.. s3z6
TWO-'2s panel acton trucks: cheap.
Eu. 63os.
FORD ! TON TRUCK. isz5-Ready 70 90
e woTE: SH.y 80, So :. 2 q We5AsEAocK. $40
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: WILL, sell at public auction one Paige
sedan 1927 model. motor number 534SI'
serial number 9243S2, for storage cnaIgeS ,
amounting to $50, at 10 a. N. InuFSoay'
SAaS 80 j. O. LEE,
1897 S. Emerson.
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Business Places for Rent !.

STOREROOM. i7x49-commH-ity wants
dwelling, Eu. s77ts
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Posa Manner, sister IF Mrs. Charles
Peichsrt, and Mrs August H Kam-
nsacker, died at the home Of Mrs. Ram
-.sci-e~ ia West Pleasant Run drive,
MANGA morning Funeral Wednesday,
Nav 8, $50 ct the home, 9 a, m Sacred
Heart church. Friends invited. A4RbI-
OHM SERNICE.
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Hen wanted Female

GIRLS AND WOMEN-Decorate greeting
cards. We pay IS per hundred; expert
ence unessential Absolutely no selling.
Write ACME SPECIALITY CO.. Paw
tucEet, r. ].
WHITE GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; tx
PERIENCED HA. 4400-W.
IF YOU SEE want ad that interests YOU.
answer it today. the opportunity may be
gone tomorrow.
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LIS REPAIR CO.-Psper hanging.
,aint. Cleaning. sAa River Be z056.
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Auto Supplies and Repairs
SAVE Coz ON ANY JOB

Complete overhaul. Is SIS; IS. szs. su-
pervised BY master mechanics and anso-
luteIy guaranteed Ds We IN or phone.
INDIANA STATE AUTs SCHOOL. South
and Alabama, RI of44
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-05
DIXIE HAS I
 NEW COACHES
Conference Ba S k e t b a 1 Teams Under New
 Instructors

ATLANTA, Feb. 5.-Seven south- ern conference basketball teams have new coaches this season.
 Charles Dusty" Rhodes is the third mentor for Virginia Poly in as many years. Ed Walker, who took over the football duties at Mississippi last fall, also has charge of the basketeers. Gus Tebell, who brought North Carolina State a southern title in 1929, has moved over to Virginia.
 Kentucky, which made it's best basketball showing in years in 1930, undertakes a new system with Adolph Rupp. Dr. Ray Sermon, athletic director of North Caro- lima State, has taken over the bas- ketball team, since no coach has been named to succeed Tebell.
 Auburn or Alabama Poly, has Sam McAllister, three-sport star from St. Viator college, while Ray Elleman, a product of the Mean well system at Wisconsin, is start ing his first year as head basket ball coach at Washington and Lee
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WHERE TO THROW HUGE DAM'S DIRT
 PUZZLES BIDDERS

LAS VEGAS, Nev, Feb. 5.- Wanted: some place to put 3,700,000 cubic yards of rock and dirt. Notify engineers for Hoover dam project.
 With waste land surrounding the dam site on every side, the engi- neers are still finding a baffling problem in planning removal Of excavated material.
 Sheer cliffs tower hundreds of feet above the Colorado river bed, and loom as forbidding barriers to the removal of material to higher ground, where it will not interfere with future work, nor hamper nor nal flow of water below the dam site.
 More than 75 prospective bidders have been in Las Vegas to study typographical conditions at the dam site. preparatory to making bids which will be opened in Denver March 4.
 The ruggedness of surrounding territory and the confined area of the dam site. engineers say, pre- ssents enormous problems. Two coffer dams must be built
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BATTLE FLEET TO WORK OUT
 BIG PROBLEM
Defense of Canal Zones to Be Demonstrated by
 American Navy

SAN PEDRO, Cal, Feb. 5.-Sixty- three ships of the Battle Fleet await the signal to start on the most pretentious scouting prob lem every attempted by the Amer ican Navy"
 The fleet will become known as the Black Fleet attacking the Pan- anna Canal and the projected Ni- caraguan Canal
 The areas of the two canals will be defended by the Blue Fleet of 137 surface ships, 274 aircraft in- cluding the dirigible Los Angeles and with 2,900 officers and 33,oO0 men.
 The Blue Fleet includes the air. plane carriers Lexington and Sara toga.
 The problem is expected to show the strength or weaknesses of the canal defenses.
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first. Otherwise some of the 1,800,- 900 cubic yards of dirt and rock to be gouged from the river bed and canyon walls could be utilized for the temporary barriers.
 Another 100000 cubic yards must come out of the rock walls themselves for the four diversion tunnels, each 50 feet in diameter and approximately 4,000 feet long. Through these the turbulent waters of the Colorado will flow around the dam site while construction goes forward.
 Other physical disadvantages to be overcome, prospective bidders point out, are problems of trans portation across the river, delivery of material on the canyon walls, and location of machinery and equipment in the rough terrain.
 While prospective bidders survey the situation, a 20-mile railroad spur from Boulder Junction to the government town site hears com pletion. A power line is being built from San Bernardino, Cal, to the dam site.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-05
Optimism
 Displayed
 By Stalin
Declares Sovlet Union and Communism Soon
 Lead World

MOSCOW, Feb. 5. = Commissiar Stalin told the Industrial Congress that the five-year industrialization plan will be completed within four years. He said the Soviet will be the greatest agricultural nation in the world.
 Stalin said the Communist sys- tenn has demonstrated it is the only system capable to withstand any economic crisis. He said Rus sia has oil, iron, coal, grain and cotton which makes possibilities for development better than any other nation. He further said the world would soon look to Soviet as an advance guard against the capi- talist.