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MT. RAINIER CHAPTER, No. 1. o. F..
r., seattle-Meets on first and third
Monday nights 8 O'Clock, at Masonic
Hall, 21st Ave. and f. jefferson st.
Mrs. Dee Lusk. w. NJ, 426h 21st
Ave. Phone Prospect 1875; Mrs. Az
mes b. Stokes, secretary, 2716 Elm
wood Place, Phone Beacon 1891:
1-1-31
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QUEEN OF SHEBA CHAPTER, NO. ;,
o. e s.. meets second and fourth
Wednesday nights each month at
Masonic Hall, Twenty first Avenue
and Jefferson Street. Mrs. Anna r.
Bagley, w. NJ. 2215 East Olive St.
phone East 1892. Mrs. Beulah DAHL
borg, secretary. $50 30th Ave. NJ;
phone East $685.. S-28-30.
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JEPHTHAH CHAPTER. NO. o Il. 8.
meets every first and third Tuesda.
nights, o'clock, at Masonic Hall, 21si
ave. and Z. jefferson St. Mrs. Anna
3 Scott. w. M, 14l9 23rd Ave. Phone
Prospect 1904; Mrs. Vivian Spearman.
sec'y. 1894. 18th Ave. N. w. Phone
SITnset 2363 7-1-30
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Who is he that overcometh the
world, but he that believeth that Je-
sus is the son of God?- John SIS.
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FURNISHED 4-room flat Very large
rooms, newly decorated. Front and
back porch. 260Sk East Madison.
Rent $500. Inquire at 2610h East
Madison. 3-19
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Terms on new and factory rebuilt cleo
trio air compressors. All guaranteed.
MEIER ELECTRIC q MACHINE CO.. 1885
E. Wash. St. Ir. ISL.
BOTTLES and Jugs for CIDER
SAGALOWSKY BOTTLE CO.
COS S. Capitol Ave Ri 7104,
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Bungalow Near Speedway
Five. rooms; good condition: garage;
$50. 1920 Allison.
Dunlop & Holtegel
II. 6517. 122 E. Market.
CCLORED-I528 Bundv PI 1st class 5-rm-
mod. double: $50. Hu. 4056.
CCLORED-strictly modern. s14-1s E. 10th
st. Oh. Ass.
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NAB PAIR IN WOODS
Alleged Gasoline Thieves
Wreck Car in Flight.

Two alleged gasoline thieves were
captured in a woods near Shelby
vile early today, after south side
resident pursued them from in front
Of his home, where he saw them
draining an autos gas tank about
4 o'clock.
Earl MARBLE, 2174 South East
street, phoned police about the theft
after, he said, he watched the pair
drain gas from car. But before
a police squad arrived the two men
started away.
MARBLE chased them to within ten
miles of Shelbyyille, where their
auto plunged into a ditch. The
pair ran from the wreck into
field. MARBLE went on to Shelby
vile and with the sheriff they came
back and searched the vicinity,
rounding up the two men in
woods.
They said they were George Mes
singale, 2616 East Twenty-sixth
street, and his cousin, Clarence
Messingale, same address. Indian
apolis detectives left to return them
here.
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Help Wanted Male

Are you tired of chasing .rainbows?
We have particularly favorable oppor-
tunity for several men. Applicants must
have real character and ability to meas as
ure up to an effective sales plan Tor
distributing an entirely new electrical
device. which actually increases business
at point of contact.
Patent ownership assures monopoly
and precludes competition.
Please 90 not call unless you can show
successful merchandising background ana
are interested in legitimate and profit
able commission arrangement
See PERSONAL manager, Room 80
Illinois Bldg, Thursday, $3.50 a. m TO
1890 p. m.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN
chance for excellent income; good per-
sonality and neat appearance essential.
must be able to furnish references: Can
start work Immediately. Apply suite $40
Illinois Bldg. Thursday. 9-12 a. m. ask
for Mr.. PEACOCK.
WE want some men who need to make
money. know the selling game and not
afraid to work. 1928 N. Illinois, to
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Arrivals and Departures

Municipal Airport-Central Aero
nautical Corporation; Frank M.
Mckee, Ohio national guard, from
Cleveland to st. Louis, in Stin-
son; John Corrodi Of Columbus,
O., from Columbus to st. Louis, in
a Cessna; Tex La Grove, from st.
Louis to Troy, o., in a Waco, and
Basil Sims, from st. Louis to Troy
in a Waco.
TranScontinental g. Western Air,
Inc: Obruest Moore, FIT. Worth,
Tex, to st. Louis; L. V. McKettrick,
New York, to st. Louis; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Scar, Bloomington, Ind,
to Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Kinsel, 2l9 East Fall Greek boule-
ward, to Columbus; j. j. Libby, to
Columbus. and j. F. Hintzelman, to
Columbus.
American Airways-F. T. Atkin-
son, Bridgeport, Conn, to Cincin-
natl; r. E. Weldon, Pittburgh, to
Cincinnati, and Mrs. Marge G. Alb
bolt, Schenectady, N. Y, to Cincin-
natl.
HooSier Airport - Harry Boggs,
with Mrs. Harry Boggs and Barney
GoloSki as passengers, from Laurel
vile, o., in a Travelair.
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WAYNE TP., MARION CO.
JOHNSON g. zECHIEL, Attorneys
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF APPRO-
PRIATION OF MONEY

Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers
of Wayne school township that the
proper legal officers of said municipality.
at a special meeting of the township
trustee and advisory board, held upon
the 21st day of September, 1881, deter
mined to borrow money to the amount
of 100000 for the construction and
driving Of deep water well at school
The trustee proposes to borrow ST 100000
at rate of interest not to exceed 6
per cent per annum and issue the obliga-
ton OF the township, which shall be due
i i5s2. payable on or before December 81
Ten or more taxpayers, other than
those who pay poll tax only, who feel
ton may appeal to the sta State board Of
tax commissioners for further action and
the state board of tax commissioners will
nix a cate for the hearing IN this county.
Trustee of Wayne school township Mar
ion county Indiana.
STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF VAN
II. the vandeIbaTgh Probate Court, Sep
MARGARETE STALLMAN VS.. OTTO
KOCH: NOTICE NO. 1856.
You. are hereby notified that the above
named plaintiff has this day filed in the
Probate Court of Vapderburgh County.
Indiana her certain complaint. and petit
ton alleging therein among other things
that YOU the said defendant on the 9th
day of March. 1905 being then a resi-
dent of the City of Evansville, in the
County of Vanderburgh. State of Indiana.
the same being your usual place of resi-
dence. absconded and went to parts IN
known and have continuously since said
date remained absent and unheard from
leaving personal property in said county
without having made any provision for
its control or management; that by rea-
son thereof said property is suffering
waste for want of proper care and pray
ing that your estate may be adiudged by
said court subject to administration and
an administrator thereof duly appointed.
Now therefore YOU the said otto Koch
defendant and absentee as aforesaid are
hereby notified that said complaint and
the matters therein alleged will come up
for hearing and determination in said
Court at the Court House in the City of
Evansville. Vanderburgh County. Indiana.
on Friday the 30th dav of October. 1881,
at the hour of nine o'clock A. M. or as
soon thereafter as such hearing can Se
had.
Court at Evansville, Indiana, this 22nd,
day of September. 1881
HARRY R. ANDERSON,
Clerk of Vanderburgh Probate Court.
MARY L. CROWDER.
CRABTREE & cRA fsPRiEa
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
102 ~ w Fourth Street
Evansville Indiana.
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U. S. Fourth in Aviation

By Scripps-Ho5ard Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The
United States ranks fourth among
the world powers in military avia-
ton because there is no need for
her to rank first, it was said at the
war department here today.
A statistical survey, just issued by
Carl Byoir and associates, of New
York, showed France in the lead,
England second and Italy third in
the number of military planes and
aviators.
The survey also showed that, al
though France has nearly three
times as many fighting planes as
the United States, she is spending
only about half as much as this
country, whose military air ex-
penditures are the greatest In the
world.
This, it is explained. is due to the
fact that all costs are lower in
France, and that France can get
more for her money than America.
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Miscellaneous for Sale
COOK STOVES

Electric Water Pumps
New and rebuilt. shallow well pumps
Eas sA terms er H MEIER f RI ELECTRIC & MA
! CHINE CO.. 3525 E. Washington St.
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BAKER BLOCKS PLEA
DEAL IN DEATH CASE
Refuses to Let Wife Slayer Take
Manslaughter Sentence.

Willingness of Orus Corwin Tay-
lor, SO, of SO South Grace street,
charged with first degree murder,
to plead guilty to voluntary man
slaughter and receive a sentence of
two to twenty-one years was
blocked today when Criminal Judge
Frank P. Baker refused to accept
the plea.
Baker ordered that Taylor be tried
on the murder charge by jury as
soon as possible, declaring the court
could not agree to manslaughter
verdict in face of a confession made
by Taylor to police.
Taylor has been in Jail since the
killing of his wife, Mrs. Olive Ber-
nice Taylor, at their home, July IL.
The defendant has commended he did
not intend to kill his wife, but "her
nagging drove me mad" He plead
ed the shooting was accidental, fol-
lowing a quarrel.
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Household Goods

Only Is brand new aIl-steel re-
frigeratorS at special reduced prices.
2 ooIOrc
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JOHNSON g. zEcH1EL. Attorneys
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

trustee of Wayne school township, Mar
ion county, Indiana, hereby gives notice
that he win receive sealed bids at his
Office on the Rockville road, in Wayne
township, Marion county, Indiana, up I'M
til ten o'clock a. M, Saturday, September
20, 1881, for the driving and construction
of a deep water well at school number TO-
in said township, all according to plans
and specifications now on file in the
township trustees office.
Each bidder will be required to de-
post with his bid a check for $4,000
as evidence of good faith and q non
collusive affidavit. according to law.
The right is reserved to select the low
est and best bidder or to reject all bids
j. MALCOLM DUNN.
Trustee of Wayne school township, Mar
ion county. Indiana.
WAYNE TIP MARION Co
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Legal Notices

LEGAI NOlIOE.
The Board of Trustees of the Central
State Hospital will receive sealed pro-
M, for furnishing supplies for the month
Estimate book will be on file at Room
lat Statehouse. from and after Monday,
Sept 81, 1881.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
BY order of Board of Trustees.
MAE B. HELMER. President.
WAYNE TIP. MARION co.
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ThieUeS Eat

BIZ Times Spcci1I
FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind, Sept.
23.-Thieves in the filling sta
ton and lunchroom Of w. o.
Williams took time to have an
early morning lunch before
leaving with Silt. Dishes we're
left on the counter, where
sandwiches had been eaten. Ice
cream sundaes also comprised
a part of the meal.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at a. M:
South wind, miles an hour:
temperature, II; barometric pres
sure, SOFA at sea level; ceiling,
overcast, few breaks, lower scattered
clouds, estimated, 5000 feet; visi-
bility, miles; field, wet.
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WANTED-Middle-a foreign lady for
position as housekeeper. Call at Sherman
DR.. and Raymond st.
LADIES utilize that spare time; good paw
pleasant work Box A 224, Times.
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Business Announcements

OLD CHAIRS MADE NEWLY rebottom-
ing in cane, hickory or reed. Call Board
Of Industrial Aid for the Blind Ha. 0583
BATH RoOM-Compiete. $50: plumbing &
heating installed: reasonable. ia. 4057
FLOOR polished by machine: 81 per room
up. LANGDON Ha. 9640-W.
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RADIO IN EVERY
ROOM, If YOU
TAKE FAIR HINT
Electrical FadS Galore Are
on Display at World
Exhibit in N. Y.
BY JOHN NJ. COOPER
United Press star Correspondent

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Under
an artificial azure sky and bel
lowing loud speaker. the eighth an
nual radio-electrical worlds fair
was going full blast today in Madi-
son Square Garden.
And the show has revealed that
the latest fashion is to conceal the
radio in the furniture. There are
radios in grandfathers clocks, in
Louis XIV bureaus, in pillows, book
cases and under the kitchen sink.
In fact Gas one exhibitor ex-
planned enthusiastically the really
modern house should have built
in radio equipment, with the master
receiver in the attic and loud
speakers in every room. BY press
ing a button, the busy housewife
can make Jazz come out of Uncle
Abner's picture on the wall, and
dinner music from under the din
ing table.
Take 1t to Bed
AAC DuIbOil ID Oll bIlt CIlQ VI d lOllB
wire, so you can take it to bed with
you and hear music in your pillow.
Another fad this year is for
short-wave receivers which will pick
up not only international broad
casts, but also police broadcasts,
commercial messages, and new
varieties of static. They come in
little box which hooks on to your
regular set.
The new monographs were in
evidence. They will do everything
but wash the dishes and put out the
cat. They change their own records
without refilling, play all Of them
on one side, either side, or both
sides, and they never drop a record.
Chat is, almost never)
Other Gadgets Shown
Downstairs in the basement were
displayed marvellous variety of
gadgets, including television and
vacuum cleaners. There also were
three Boy Scouts tinkering with
radio sets, and a girl called the
queen of the radio fair, who was
sitting on table powdering her
nose.
Lured by an invitation to listen
to broadcast from Europe,
through the worlds largest radio
receiving set, one correspondent put
on the head-phones. The broadcast,
it seemed, was coming from France.
"Yurra, yurTa!" an excited voice
repeated. "Yurra, yurra, yurra. I'm,
deux, trois, ct quatre. Yurra yurra.
I'm moment"
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Lost and Found

FOUND-Glasses in case; corner Capitol
and Maryland. owner have identifying
paving ed. Times Office. Front counter.
LADY who called Dr. o97s-W sun. morn
ing nlexse cal again. Owner needs; rev.
JEWELED-Pearl sororitv nin lost down
town. Reward. Ri. 1911 during day.
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TO discover II YOU have talent. we offer a
special six weeks free instruction in
voice pipe organ and piano for enroll
ment fee Of 81 IT. oe56.
PIPE ORGAN lessons in exchange for
answering telephone one morning or eve
ming. II. 0956.
VOCAL lessons. so minutes. 81. Begin
ners a specially. DR.. 1881.
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BATES. i456-Eight rooms. three large
bedrooms. newly painted and decorated,
garage. electric lights, toilet and water
inside, gas. vacant, only asking $3.50.
plus S206 Barrett: terms. Lawrence ].
Sexton Realror Indiana Trust Bldg
RI. 7l51; Iry. o62l-
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TranSpOrtation
Instructions

TF YOU-Are driving somewhere and wish
congenial guests to share expense. call
Auto Travel Bureau. Ii. ASH. 426 n. III.
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TIRE statesmen

Must have selling ability; excellent OPP
por. See MR.. RUPP, 627 N. Delaware
Be YOUR own boss. Have a business Of
YOUR own. Barbering pays. TORRS
SANITARY BARBER COLLEGE.
SALESMAN with automotive and radio
knowledge to sell our services: must be
high-class representative. Be. 1888.
FIVE USED CAR statesmen WANTED
WALLICK & HENRY MOTOR SALES
1915 E. WASHINGTON ST.
soLICIToRs-For furnace cleaning; good
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Suburban for Rent
Business Places for Rent

MONTH FREE-New home. lots. ST.
6iz Rockville Road.
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DIR, H A. BOYD, now with DR., Custer 6
Clinic. $3.50 N, Delaware, Special treat
ments for gall bladder. high blood pres
sure. urinary and female disorders with
equipment for prevention of operations.
which shows 8 out of 10 operations are
not necessary. Sick people are often mis-
lead. Save this notice. Ia 1909.
OLD VASES & novelty knickknacks re-
painted. screens recovered MISS SYLVIE.
Ri. 1868.
DEBTS. notes, accounts collected OF no
charge. SIS Board of Trade. Ii. 1857
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Houses for Sale

NORTHWESTERN AVE. 29s6-Cor store
nm. with liE. rus-. garage. Ia. 255l.
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Anything? Let The Times Lost and Found Column Help You Find It
Rent Housekeeping Rooms


HIGHLAND. 81 NJ clean. mod every
thing furn.: garage; adults: 81.
HOYT. 1902 HOUSEKEEPING rooms, also
sleeping rooms by day or week. private
entrance.E nicely furnished.
ILLINOIS. n. 2ss9--l nm. kitchenette
apt. SIS week. ia. JIG:
ILLINOIS. n. i230-Under new manage
ment: nicely furn. rm.: also apt: rea5
MERIDIAN, s., 1862 rooms. next bath,
So: 1-rm.. sink. IS: adults Or. $50.
NEW JERSEY N, 134-Lodging, clean.
rms. for the night. Csc and SOC. Ri. zl45:
1449 n. New Jersey
rms. bath UP. IS: 3 rms. down. 81;
evythg. furn.; pri. ent.: free gar. Ri. o575.
OHIO. E.. 500 large rms. 81 so: room.
So up week.
OHIO, $40 E.-3 large rooms, running
water: $3.50; other rooms So up.
PROSPECT. 71s-Nice clean mod. housekp.
rms. private: everything furn. Dr. SUD
SUMMIT. s.. 24-Unfurn.; 2 connecting
rms. private ent. Ii 6176.
WASH, E.. 1920 mod rms; everything
furn.: pr. entrances; range; garage
nth. 909 E.-2 large lower front rooms:
pr. ent.: modern: sink. range; So
NTOWN-Furnished or unfurnished;
I or rms. wkly; or monthly raIes: ut alll.
Call BREVORT HOTEL. III. & Ohio SITS.
FURNISHED rooms mod. heat, lights
gas; $3.50 wk.. mr.. Wash. Oh. 3l48-R.
LOVELY woodruff. extra large. room.
kitchenette. furn.. l rm.. $3.50. Oh. 4108.
Furnished Apts.-HOuses
Ala. N, 151s-2-rm. kitchenette apt;
ostuffed furn.; Murphy bed; uti. Ii. 1895.
ASHLAND, 1558-Small apt; in-a-door
bed; kitchen; bath; util.; ADULTS hi. 34I1.
BEVILLE n. 829-5 rms. bath; 2 bdrms: ::
steam ht.; porch; private emit. On. 1851.
bffr1
galow; north; SEQ. II. 1886.
DE QUINCEY,, 427-3 rm. apt. 1st floor,
desirable; utilities; garage. 1r. 3243.
LOCKERBIE, 612-Nr. East and New York,
clean, mod, priv; steam hit; arm, apt;
walking distance; reasonable. Ii. 5000.
MIHIGAN. E., 628-Furnished and un-
furnished apis. all utilities furn. Ii 2718
SHERMAN DRIVE. A N.-Rent or lease.
very desirable 3-bedroom home. Turn. or
unfurn.. near bus. car: spacious lot; many
school: 12-min. downtown: ref. If. 1886.
WALNUT, E.. 115-3 rms; alcove; PRIV.
bath: $40. See housekeeper in basement.
WASHINGTON, T., 372O-Modern 4 nm.
bath apt; downstairs; priv porch 81 VIZ.
nth, W. 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
zAP partment No Sii l. THE GRANT go
l7TH, E.. 66O-3 rm. mod. apis; furn. or
unfurn.; fine heat. $40, S45. He 1403:
THE HAINES-8l01a Ill; beautiful furn
apt; close in: reasonable Ii. 1884
Ambassador Apt. Hotel
REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH
LY RATES.
Beautiful. modern. complete. furnished
service: walking distance. $50 N. Penn
sylvania street or call Ri. 1871.
DUPLEX-Upper: bedrms.. living rm..
kitchen. bath; we'll furn. Ia. 1340.
WILL share modern home with employed
a. hi Tlo
Al; III, N. 2611-Upper or lower duplex;
furn.. unfurn.: utilities; Frigidaire; gar.
6-RM. furn bungalow; gar; y So car
line: ideal for couples Ha. 0108.
NORTH-Share nicely furn, 5-rm mod.
home. garage, with couple. ia. 5295
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Apartments for Rent

CAPITOL NJ 2942-Attractive upper s
rms. porches. heat. wat: $50 mo. ia. 1928
CENTRAL, 2342-Month free; rms. bath;
heat water furn. He. 2783; Ri. $685..
MERIDIAN. S.. 7O5-3-rm. apt, steam
heat. water furn.; $19. See ianitor or
NEW JERSEY. 522-Lovely q and rm.
apis; strictly modern; reas. Ri 1884.
NOBLE, N, 339-4 lge rms; upper; inside
toilet S14 mo-; large rms, 1st floor;
newly pa; ms. toilet; SIT mo-; gas. cleo.
Ia. 1856.
PERSON AVE. 2445-5 rms, heat, water,
and Frigidaire furn.; reas. HUI. 6614
WASHINGTON, E. 50141z-5 large rms.
mod; desirable: cd hit: gar; rent reas.
18TH. E., 7O9-3-rm., bath apt; cd. ht.;
near College car: reasonable. Ii. 1185
Indianapolis Rental Bureau
Desirable. apartments in any part OF
city, furnished and unfinished. from $25
to $l25. Transportation furnished. No
charges or obligations. Ii. 4507 evenings
and SUNDAY. Wa. O433 or Be. 3114.
Apartment Rental Bureau
APARTMENTS in all. parts of city; free
Call He 1887 or Ri. 1871 day or night.
MANCHESTER. 962 N. PENN
Apartment; all utilities furn.; S37 SO to
SEQ. Frigidaire. Ii. 1881.
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North

BARGAIN, 1881 Price
Modern suburban home rooms. bath
rooms. built-in features. full basement
lots. leaving citv. must sell at a sacrt-
fee: terms to suit buyer: call ANYTIME
MRS. CROSSEN 47O5 Carvel Ave a
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. N. 1912 2-rm. suites: front
ana side: pr. home: mod. Ri. 1887.
ALABAMA, N, 530-Rm kitchenette. reaS-
single rooms. e price first week
ALABAMA 1921 M large rm., kitchnte.,
range. ice box; close in 81, SIS & Sc wk.
ARSENAL. BIS N.-Living, bedroom, kitch-
en-; overstuffed. clean, quiet
ASHLAND, 1922 large rms, down. S.:
| front rm.. kitchenette. SIS. Ri. 5287
BELLEFONTAINE, 1888 front. furn..
mod. private entrance. Christian home.
BROADWAY, 113a-Clean room. kitchens
cite. range. sink; SIS.
CAP, N. e24-2 connec. mod. rms, front,
back ent.; respectable people; reason.
CENTRAL. 1206-Newly furnished Groom
apt. steam heat: reasonable. Ri. 9O17
COLLEGE. 1922 Large connecting rms
private entrance. No children.
DELAWARE. N. 614-Furn. hsekpg. apt:
running water: also sleeping rm. Lii 1926
ENGLISH, 1240-2 rms. furnished COM
plete. newly decorated: water, lights,
gas. steam heat: all paid, $3.50. DR.. 1890
FOUNTAIN SQUARE, rm.. SO; rooms
$3.50. 1917 Prospect st.
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Painting and Papering

PAINTING. exterior. interior: comp insur.
HENDRIX DINKLA. 1850 E. saith. Oh $3.50.
PAPER CLEANING-Excellent service: 81
room. O'DONALD. Ri 1873.
PAPER HANGING-Hung and furnished
81 up. GLENN FREW. Be. 083S-R.
PAPER furn and hung $3.50 per room
Oh. 2004 FRANK JACKSON Ir 24l5
PAPER HANGING-10c roll; have SAMPLES
work guarn COX. Oh. 1877.
EXPERT paper cleaning; yard and gen.
eral housekeeping, repairing. Be. 4864-M.
PAPER furnished and hung; 25qo discount
on all orders up to Oct. %. DR.. OILS.
FIRST-CLASS paper hanging, loo per roll.
Repair work. painting reasonable. 1r. 6088.
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Buys 5-room semi-modern cottage. at
544 Berwick ave, with garage paved
street. Call FRAZEE. Ii. 23f9. Schloss
Bros. Inv. Co 1877 E. Wash.
4-ROOM Bungalow. l acre, End house BE-
yond Jog. west side S. Harding ST. 81
miles south of river. $40 down Ri. 7T25.
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