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Legal Notices

r1 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
BIDS ttrDSt,ors Sealed proposals for the con-
m herein ~ VII p,,L be Fsesiyed By the Depart
11IinoiS ana the Indiana State Highway
Of the Indiana State Highway Cor uTis-
floaH; state House ~ Annex; Indianapols
20 1881 and at that time publicly opened
9: 6EscRIPT1oN OF WORK. ta) The
known as the vincenGnes Bridge o oVef thy
gMaoaSh River between Illinois and In
,!bl The proposed improvement con-
bridge on U. S. Road No. 50 ' over the the
County. Indiana. to Lawrence County.
are f5el -I aTeh type with spans beEinning on
be % feet between curbs with foot
quantities Of major item, are: = '- 'A''iiA O7
GAS 60 ooasTsts:: s,se Ssy Gu Gu: y SHs
Pilins. $500 Lin Lin. Foo POUNDS
3; INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
o5tansd rom 0a P 9Se nepa naRf n may
Highways, Springfield. illinois, or from
Indianapolis. Indiana. upon paynient Of
a nominal charge OF $500 per set. Checks
shal be made payable to the Director
Indiana State Highway Commission. No
refund will be made for plans returned.
tbl Proposals shall be made on forms
Works and Buildings of Illinois. or by
the. Indiana State Highway Commission.
and shall be enclosed in an envelope
addressed: Indiana State Highway
Commission, Division of Construction
Bridge Department. indianapolis Ind, ("
with the following notation thereon: Pro
posal for Vincennes Bridge over Wabash
River between Illinois and Indiana"
tclWith his proposal. each bidder will
be required to tender an executed con-
tract for the work and an executed
surety contract bond in the. sum Of one
and one-half times the full amount OF
draft will be required.
to)Esch bidder must have satisfactory
financial statement and experience oues-
tionnsiTe on file with and in the form
prescribed bv the Department Of Public
Works and Buildings of Illinois and the
proposal must be accompanied By q plan
and equipment questionnaire as provided
in the specifications.
telNo materials will be furnished BY
either state. for the work included in
i. REJECTION OF BIDS. The Depart
ment Of Public Works and Buildings OF
Illinois and the Indiana state Highway
Commission reserve the right to reject
any or all proposals and to waive tech
nieelities
BY Order of the Indians State Highway
Commission.
Department Of Public Works and Build
By H. II. CLEAvELAND. Director.
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Musical instruments

2 OVERSTUFF Chairs, excellent conditit
verv comfortable. SIS and 500. Hu. 81
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Death Notices

BAILEY, JOHN CHARLEs-Beloved broth
er OF Mrs. Charles Miller, passed aWav
WEDNESDAY morning. Services Friday 2
Friends invited. Burial Grown crow III Hi
FRIENDS may call at the residence on the
NaGona! road, near Ban Davis any time
pit. THOMAS. beloved husband Of
Minnie Oft, and the father Of Mrs. Pru-
stepfather Of Mrs. Maude c IhiiS1 Ter
psssed away Jan. 4, 1881, age n Years
friends may cali Thursday afternoon and
evening at his residence, 8o3 Elm st, Fu-
neral Friday, Jan. 8, 1881, at 10 a. M
az the residence. Interment Memorial
STOUT, WILLIAM HENRY-Passed away
Fan. at Los Angeles, Call brother Of
Stout, deceased, and uncle of Benjan1in F.
ana Kenneth Stout of California, Mrs.
Henry PoWning~ OF Boston, Mass; Mil
ourn A. Stout OF Salem, Ore; Mrs Nor
man q: Hart OF Paris, France; Edwin c.
SStout, MRS. Clyde Wands and Richard F..
ices at FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORT
gARY, Friday. 1880 a. m. and burial
SUESS. SADIE D.-Beloved wife OF Carl H
Suess' sister OF Leona G. Gardner, passed
away January 6, 2:I5 D. M, in Glen
gaze Sal. lnterment, Glendale. Cal, Fri
Gay. January 8.
IHORNBERRY. WILLIAM M.-HUsband of
Tne late Emma B. Thornberry. father Of
water Lhornberry. Mrs. william Riff
v WdS, ana MRS; Q. F. Apple. passed away
WILSON'S FUNERAL PARLoRs, f2SS
Tiu4osPecI ST, Friday. 2 p. m. Friends in
x11so. 69IlaI Concordia cemetery.
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WOMAN BRAVES
ARCTIC NIGHT IN
SCIENCE WORK
Only Member of Her Sex
With 10 Explorers Spend
ing Winter in Arctic.

From the darkness Of the Arctic night
ever Franz JOSEF Land has come the first
story Of the most extraordinary modern
eSplorer in the far north-Nina Riabt-
Ro5s-Demme. 23-yssr-old woman who
Is spending from one TO three years In
the soVist scientific colony Of eleven
PERSONS settled in the polar ice wastes.
The following dispatch. an almost
poetieal record Of the experiences Of the
only white woman ever 70 Join such an
expedition. was transmitted by Miss
llabtzova- Demme 20 the United Press
bureau In Moscow, via radio TO Indigo
BAY. thence By letter TO the Soviet Ice
breaker Mattel tsnow-stOrm) and finally
by radio TO Moscow.
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Helm Wanted Female

woman. not over 90 who wants q GOOD
home as housekecpsr for an eide man
Must &c good looking. good &C & good
fer rieat party Gail after D H. or
address Csozge Albright 1918 silver Ave.
WHITE woman TO de- hcusework and cars
for children. Be. 9 1-R.
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Ru Unitea Press

CINCINNATI Jar Butter-Stesdy:
creamery in tub lots. according to score.
75@3sc: comon. score discounted 293c:
ioc: butteriat. 7i63sc. Eggs-Hisher:
cases include: Extra frsts. zee; frsts. 2sc
seconds. 20c; nearby ungrnded 2Tc. Live
ooultry-Thin and coarse stock sell only at
heavy discount: fowls, 5 lbs. and over. 22c:
Z lbs. and over. 20c; 8 lbs. and over. l6c:
Ieghorns. 8 lbs; and over. i4c; ROSTERS
l3c: cepons. s lbs. and over. SIC: under
s lbs. use; Slips. BIC: stays. isc; colored
frvers over. lbs. 2sc: over 2 lbs. csc:
broilers. colored. ~ lbs. and over. ale:
ieghorn and Orpington fryers over 2 lbs.
22c; roasting chicks, lbs. and over 2sc;
Mack springels. loc.
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Asks Return of Family Doctor

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-Return of
the family doctor, crowded into OBJ
1Y1on by specialists in the medical
profession, was urged by DR.. John
A. Hartwell, president of the New
York Academy of Medicine, in his
presidential address before the as
sociation's annual meeting.
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RI United Press

CLEVELAND. Jan. s.-Butter-Extras.
5so Sfirsts. 2s s PouitryEHeaTy fowls 22s:
medium i89lec: Leghorn fowls, 17G isc;
heavy broilers. % "a 25c; Leghcrn broilers
geese. i5Gi6c; capons. No. !. 2SdSsc. Pc
tatoes-ohto home grown, 81 Gl.fo per 60
10. sack. Maine Green Mountain, mostly
S2EOT2.65 per i2o-lb. sack. Idaho rus
set. S2.2s62.s5 per loo-lb. sack.
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D0zg-JO1eS
Summary

LoNDCN-Bank Of England made no
change in its discount rate OF per cent.
LyoNDoNE,Nsw Y9Ek eabIss openssd s.,, At
1855 Amsterdam, laos; Italy. e2.735;
Berlin. 20.zo.
First National Stores. Inc. nys weeks
$40 s04 .54s Ike period 1929; thirteen weeks
snded. pee. a. sales, s2s,se8.4sl against
s2s,lSo.5oe same period 1929.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company sp-
Piled 10 California railroad commission
for authority 70 offer common stock
holders riKht 20 purchase at par SIS
common stock ration one new for each
ten shares held.
Production Of electricity In United States
for week ended Jan. vas i524253 900
XVIII. against revised figure OF 1858. $50, 900
week last YEAR and lS 90 90 two aoi years r
ago, according TO National Electric Light
! Association.
Lane Bryant Ing; DECEMBER sales si.3a2.-
months sl7.i6s,475, against si5,557, 455.
Diamond Shoe Company. December sales
81: sSs, 97s, agsinss 81. 500, 500 in 1929; Il
]
Daniel Reeves Inc. December sales
$3.50 ,2o5. against S2.ee3 ITO in 1923: u
months s54,oo7.4 e7, against s3a.766S24.
Wilson and Company and subsidiary and
affiliated companies year ended November
! net income equal to si.51 q class az share
against so cents class lei share in pre-
ceoing year.
Rank NJ
shows circulation 1863, 504 900 pounds,
against 36s,sO1,OOO pounds on Jan. 1,
ratio 37.S per cent. against 22.5 per cent
ana bullion, l4e,557,oO0 pounds, against
143.2n,OOO pounds.
j., G.. Penney. Company December sales
escnned s5,s8e029 from year ago TO s23,
77ggg66zg; u months le2939,3e2. of sl6,-
American Department Stores December
5aies 81 1881 against 81. $50 967 in 1929
665eVen months se.5So.33l against $1,000
Tide Water Associated oil Company de-
CARED regular semi-annual dividend Of 90
Jan. 81.
4 YssaN srs,5 5t2rs IR zd R2eqsmRsT sales So
months s8e,los.5es against s86.944.947.
American Machine and Foundry declared
regulsr quarterly dividend of 35 cents
payable Feb. 2. record Jan. %.
International Cigar Machinery COMPANY
oec!ared regular quarterly dividend of 62L
Genus. payable Feb. 2. record Jan. o.
st. Louis Southwestern Railway De-
cember gross sI,sC1 300 against s1,s17..
846 in December, 1929. For year s21 $780,
7io against s25,e29.5s5.
Shell Transport and Trading Company.
Lto;, declared interim dividend of esq
genus on American Shares. PAYABLE Ian
%. record Jan. IS.
Paths Exchange forty weeks ended Oct 4
net loss s1.043.267 after ali charges and
taaSSess against net profit of s554,23f in like
T. G. Bohack Company December sales
S5.64s, 694 against S2.994hoa8 in 1929
EIeven months $50. SAL 1913 against S26-
BRUSSELS-Ford Motor COMPANY of
Belgium has declared a dividend for
Twelve months Of 1880 Of rs francs less tag
teen months.
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CHICAGO. Jan. -EgEs-Nsarket firm;
sceipts 4.727 cases; extra firsts, 21c;
! rsts 24l56 Csc: ordinaries. is922c; sec
Ids. l2616c Butter-Aiarket firm re-
iipts .slo5 tubs: extras. 21Ace:s extra
ds 2s93 standards. 27hc. Poultry
irket, weak; receipts. ! car; fowls, u
&c: springers. ale; Leghorns l5c; ducks.
geese. lac. turkeys, 22425c; roosterS.
Cheese-Twins 15A 615i2c; Young
aericas. i6c. Potstoes-On track. l5S:
rivals rs: shipments. 666; market slight
stronger; Wisconsin sacked round
.hites. ST SOC IS: Idaho sacked russets,
Si.75n1.e0; Colorado McClures, branded.
Ell oOR1oS
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ONE ambitious man in Indianapolis can
qualify for a permanent position as my
personal representative. Must be capable
OF general executive and confidential
work Thoroughly honest, reliable and
active. age or creed no question. Neces-
sary start on reasonable earning basis.
Car necessary. Write sincerely or not at
all to SYNORO MOTORS COMPANY,
Battle Greek Michigan
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For Sale Chea1

Two renewed Zig exhaust fans; s6-in.
ph. 90 ca. 2z0 v. SIS T. D. m
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
3525 z. Washington 81. II. 1851.
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Painting and Papering

PAPER HANGING - PAINTING; ALL
WORK GUARANTEED. ESTIMATES
FREE PHONE DIR. 1561-W.
PAINTING-Inside outside; floors REIN
ished. pa. clnd. rerfg. Elliott. Be. 3397-2:
WHY PAY MORE-PapeT Furnished an<
hung 81 per room Oh. 1904 II. 24I5.
PAPER hung. $3.50 per room and up
PAPER SC uu' work guaranteed DR.. 2747.
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Produce Markets

r0es country Runi-LosS OF delivered
IN Indianapolis. zoe: henery quality NO
25c: No. %. 15c. ,-N
,ng 4 lbs. OF over. nc; under 5 lbs. 15c;
1esahorn hens. lie: springers. lbs: o.
over. lee: or under lbsS 15c: 9ancSKs
TIii FEATHER fat white. lie; geese. 1lc
These prices are for No. / TOD ouahVA
ou Butter twhoiesale1 /, slGS2c; No
4 301Slc
Butterfat-25c. -. -,
ndI~Auerican loaf, sic: pinento loai
sSec: Wisconsin 1lrsts. 2Ic: Longhorns. sac
New York Limberger. Sec-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-08
BY NINA RIABTzovA DEMME


FRANZ JOSEF LAND, Dec. g.
In the dead heap Of the basalt Of
this desolate island, man has built
his northernmost laboratory station
the Soviet scientific colony Of ten
men and myself, the only woman.
Human brains have forced q way
through the tenacious darkness of
the archipelago of the land Of
Franz Josef. The wind has begun
TO buzz angrily in the mighty,
tightly spread net Of radio antenna'
The impenetrable darkness of the
Arctic night now wraps the Islands
Everything has frozen.
Only occasionally, especially after
q violent aurora borealis, the snow
suddenly becomes alive.
Together with the wind 1t rushes
furiously over our buildings-bur1ed
in the snow to their rooftops over
the broken ice of the strait, making
the black depths of the water.
Icebergs Forced Down
Under the strong wind pressure
icebergs are forced to the bottom
creaking. Blocks of ice are car
ried away, chasing one another.
Inside the station, behind brightly
lit windows, are proceeding our
winter preparations for spring.
Sleighs and boats are being testeo
and overhauled. We see sacks, bags,
,Io+loir,-S or,5 boots
The human brains which have
reached this northern desolatlon
constantly are being sharpened by
checking up the, results Of the au-
tunnn explorations and by reading
the many books we brought with
us. we study and make comparl-
SONG
The extreme north, even now
remains for mankind hostile an
archie force, where 1t is Impossible
to forecast vagsries of the winds,
movements Of ice, changes OF teI-l-
perature
Remains Hostile Force
At any moment these elements
NAV hetray, catch in a trap, doom
the daring intruders to death.
The autumn Investigations have
s11pplemented the practical expert
ence of former Investigations and
now we are considering all minor
aspects in greater detail. Out OF the
eleven of us here, three of us, in
Guiding myself, are geographers.
Our work is being woven into the
chain of Investigations carried ON by
our predecessors.
Our problem is to find in northern
atl1re the laws OF regularity and
harmony between water and land,
air. plants, animals; to discover that
sv-tena of these clements which may
be called landscape.
am doing general geographical
work, geodetical surveys, studies OF
the shifting Water levels, Of the
Aurora Borealis and Of snow for
nations.
! I OCCUPY myself at the same time
with archaeological fauna, water
fauna and the distribution OF plants
in groups. AS far as the esthetic as
rect of the scene is concerned, l am
pleased far beyond my expectations.
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Business Announcements

FEATHERS-Bought. sold and renovated.
feather mattresses. pillows made to order.
E. P. Burke. 431-433 Mass. Ave Ri. $50!
SPEC price on furnace coils. gas con-
nections; bonded sewer man. Oh. 2283-J eve.
BATH ROOM-Complete. $50: plumbing &
heating installed: reasonable. Ia. 4057:
HOUSE wreckine. chimney repairing. gen
eral hauling. Reasonable. DR.. 1042-W.
WE SELL AND INSTALL CELTEX. CT.
S001
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Instructions

SPECIAL offer Of six weeks free instruc-
ton in music for enrolment fee and only
cost of So. Lessons valued at SIS to $50
a tern. II. 0956.
6. English. history. civics.
science. math cd. graduate teacher:
also grades - 6. inclusive. Dr.. l606-M.
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st. Louis Southwestern Railway De-
cember gross s1,3C1 300 against s1.s17,-
846 in December. 1929. For year SCI, $780,
7i0 against s25.e29,5 Sos.
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Ry United Press

NEW YORK. Jan. s-Potat oes-MaTkst
Arm; Long Island. sl.sS%4s5 pc. ,c DBL IA
mas MSiH sack: 9Bermuds, s7@s per Dbl; Canada.
Poc@sS.s5 per Dbl. Sweet pot5stoes-M a
eSS BASKETS s15O0l75. Flour-Market;
Arm and unchanged; spring patents. S4SO
14.s5 per Dbl Pork-Market. quiet; mess,
sos "a per Dbl Lard-Firm; middleWeSt
snot 92569S5 per ID, Tallow - Quiet
ssppeciai to extra 4i4@4iac per lb, Dressed
sSSS44c. chickens. 20ds9c; capons, 25@l
&c. fowls. i462sc ducks. i3a2Sc' Long
island ducks 2i@ zzc: Live poultryI--Miaar
YET Arm; geese 13Q26c: ducks. 14@32c;
fowls. 23@29c: turkeys. 3094oc; ROSTERS.
i4T15c; chickens. 20 q 26c; capons, 22d 4Oci
broilers. S5c. Cheese--Market, quiet; ate
{ Young Americas. 10000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-08

Shell Transport and Trading Company.
Ltd, declared interim dividend of e6'6
gents on American Shares. payable Jan.
%. record Jan. Is
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net loss s1.043.267 after ali charges and
taaSSses against net profit of s554.23f in ike
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Help Wanted Female
Lost and Found

WANTED-10 girls to work at golf course.
salary. CORAL GABLES GOLF, cor. Saith
and II. Illinois.
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Special Notices


WHY SUFFER WITH PILES
When you can positively get well or it
will cost you nothing? This IS strictly
home treatment. Also wonderful lung
throat and catarrh treatment. Either
sent parcel-post to any part OF q S
Call or write for free literature. G. e
WYSONG. 219 K: Of P Bldg Ohics RI
1867: res. 2939 N Meridian. ia. 4940.
ARE YOU troubled with stomach ulcers,
chronic gastritis. indigestion. dyspepsia?
Gastrul treatment has helped many SUI
ferers without inconvenience to their daily
routine. Write Steiken Laboratories. Post
Office Box 5. East Michigan station. In
dianapolis. or call Ri 2252.
responsible for any debts contracted by
any one other than myself
JOSEPH P. GALLAGHER, 4008 z. 18th.
I Will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than myself
on and after Jan. g. 1881.
T. j. HARRISON, Indianapolis.
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= MsaSSMarr Stores Inc. December sales So
$4,000 against s7.7eO. 1875 in 1929. Twelve
months S8e,l06,56S against s8s,944,e gar.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-08

International Cigar Machinery Couuanv
declared regular quarterly dividend Of 62i5
cents. payable Feb. ?. record Jan. %.
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Tide Water Associated oil c,omnanv de-
clared regular seni-annual dividend Of 20
cents on common payable Feb. Is. record
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-08

American Machine and Foundry declared
regular quarterly dividend Of IS cents
payable Feb. 2. record Jan. %.
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Storage and Transfer
LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-proof storage house. Store now
paw 6 months later. No charge for hauling.
PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads. Packing,
shipping. OTTO j. SUEZ. Ri. 1923. RI.
6561. Nights Oh. o6e9-W.
LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING-Large
covered truck reliable men; 81 CITY work:
piano extra A. }. BANKS Be. 1850
SOUTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable. Can at all times. Ia. 374l.
MOVING. So: YOU help. 81 less: 11s ton
truck; Quick. guarn service. Oh. $40.
Help Wanted Male
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Business Onnortunities
Coal and Wood

BOOMING HOUSE-North: II rms: clean;
barg.; $50 down. 425 NJ Alabama. Ii. 9789.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-08

Bank Of England statement az of Jan.
8 shows circulation se5, 50i 900 pounds,
against 3ea,sO1 900 pounds on Jan. 1,
ratio 1913 per cent. against 22.5 per cent
and bullion, l4s,557,OO0 pounds, against
1927, 900 pounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-08

4. z. Bohack Company December sales
e .64e 6e4 against S2,9e4hoa8 in 1929
EE55ssy5e 5aa months S30.54l.7s3 against s26,-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-08

j.; C.. Penney Company December sales
declined s5.s8e. o29 from wear ego to s9ss
Egg 22o; 70 months 1872 .939, 3e2. of sis.-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-08

sales s1.435.6 7i against 81, 533 os7 IN ia2o
G6IIeVen months s9,5so.33l against Sit, o8i,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-08

BRUsSELS-Ford Motor COMPANY of
Belgium has declared a dividend for
twelve months Of 1880 of rs francs less taY
COMPARED With IS francs in 1929 for four
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Apartments for Rent

SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfinished apts., II
ten locations; SIS up. Phone sLi. 1891
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-08

Wilson and Company and subsidiary and
ahiliated companies year ended November
net income equal to sl.51 q class al share,
ceding year.
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Lane Bryant Inc. December sales 81 ,392. =
05i. against s1146,59s IN 1929. Twelve
months s17.1ss,475, against si5,557. 45a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-08

Daniel Reeves Inc. December sales
months s34oo7. 4e7, against s33. 766. 924.
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Radio and Equipment

INdUU IIEN LCIUIpIlICIlI
RADIO SERVICE. 81: on any make radio.
Power pack repairing a speciality EAST
END RADIO. CHI. 4033
SHUEY RADIO SERVICE
Aeriafs $3.50: service call. 81: any
make set repaired. Ri. 2720.
BALKETT 8-tube, screen grid chassis. Utah
dynamic speaker: complete $3.50. Terms
KEMPLER RADIO CO.. 36 Virginia Ave.
SERVICE and repair work done right. W
e. LTCH. Be. 1859. 1871 Rockville Rd.
SOC PER CALL-Expert service Whv uav
more. Lightning Radio. Oh. 7210.
service, BY graduate en-
gineer: II yrs. exp DR.. 6269-J.
RADIO SERVICE-R. c.. A.
Tubes. gen. repairing; EXPERTS. Ii LIS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-08

Diamond Shoe Company. December sales
si,656.376, against 81 500. 500 in 1928; u
months sls,07l.7 45 against s16.5e6,572.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-08

Production of electricity In United States
for week ended Jan. 3 was l.524253 900
XVIII. against revised figure OF 1853 $50, 900
for preceding week. sol $50 900 for like
week last wear and 542 000. 900 two years
ago. according TO National Electric Light
Association.
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Barter and Swap
Store.Omce Supplies

TYPEWRITERS-Al standard makes. new
and used porta bles: Dalton adding ma
chimes Repairs and typewriter supplies
TYpeWriters Of all makes rented at So
WRITING MACHINE CO. 1877 u. Nerd
ian St. Board of Trace Bldg u 1922
High class rental service speciality:
30 adding machines to 20. Give US a
WRITER EXCHANGE. 205 Mass. Ave. Ii.
9470.
TYPEWRITERS, sold. rented and repaired.
WRITER co, lab z. Ohio st. Ii. 4506.
Business Opportunities
ROOM1NG HOUsE-Nortr: II rms: clean:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-04-03
Judgment of Cow Feeder
Is of Much Importance

There is more TO economical feeding
than correctly planned ration. Sue
cess, after all, rests with the skill and
intelligence of the individual farmer.
II is the eye of the feeder that keeps
every COW right up in condition and
always looking for her feed. Rough
age will be fed in such quantities as
a COW can clean up but not more.
Grain will be fed in proportion to pro-
duction. If the meal mixture is about
as suggested above. Holsteins will be
fed at the rate of one pound Of grain TO
each three and a half to four pounds
Of milk produced; Ayrshires, one
pound TO three of milk. If the cows
are milking heavily they may get more
grain than this. Here is where the judg-
ment Of the feeder comes in. Where
homegrown grains are largely fed,
more grain will be required to MAIN
tain milk flow and it is because of
this that the heavy feeding Of home
grown chop is not always economical.