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for Athletic Work.
Catholic University has awarded track
and field insignia as follows:
Varsity "Css-Farris, Flynn, Fraatz,
Guarnisri, Garafalo, Hickey, Krick,
Lyons. McGrath, McGuigan and Man
Ager De Saints. q.
Freshman numerals Brennan, Con-
nor. Davis. cleasofA Lauer and Mosef,
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s sSsilissSsR.,,bi. sSssg9ldG,s
Runs-Bereer. Cronin,. Briekell; Aartell a2l.
E ssf. g. 5.y Are H1Iss Tfs
Dresser. Berger. -Cronin: Msouire. Prank.
nG Riein oe 1s. Hurst. whitney ts pudley.
Brickeil a.. Berger. Fribere. rwo-base hits
s1E s;n pHSle Srcnn HSe TT s,s
on bases-pnils deiphia, II: Boston. T., Base
on balls-of PrappkhoSse 2; Of Dudley .yy.
Hits-Off McAfee, in " inning; OF Frank
house. in 4 innings; on cantwell. in 2aa
pitcheT--By Frankhouse whitney. Wild
pitches-Frankhouse. cantwell. Umpires--
Losing pitcher -McAfee. Time-Two hours
and one minute.
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riGtSuuIbn -. A " 4 -
Jurses. May, orantham i2>. r Waner: Com
osossy, sansssy Errors-go Horn y,,s Cuy ,n
stephenson. 12j. May ca. Hornsby, Cuyler,
7: Wansr. sankey, Cornorosky. BraIne: Tray
~. eankey. ,Three-base hit.P. WAnsr.
Home ru1-Cuyler; Sacrihces-zHornsby ta!;
on bases-Chicago, 8; PITTSBURGH. II. Bases
on b9lls-on Brarne; 5; on May; :. stsa'c,e
& in rs .inninssi winning .pitchef--May.
UmpireS-Messrs Clarke. Rigler and Pfr-
man. Time Of kame-i hour and 50 minutes.
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Tom Luther for AZ years conducted
a hotel at Saratoga Lake. N Y, which
was a popular training camp for
fighters.
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INSECT TEAMS TO CLASH.

Langdon Insects are to meet Brent
wood Insects on the Langdon diamond
this afternoon at O'Clock.
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ems. castree substitutions :. MARYLAND.
Wood for Poppleman. Harland for eteibeF.
zirckel for Hockensmith. Mitchell for Nieh-
olson: Naval Academy. FERGUSON for Gilbert.
Miller for ONeill. Born for Dial. Smith fer
Smith Hall for Morrow, west for Elliott,
lswarthmorel. judge Of play-Mr. wylie
Mount Washinktonl. Goal umpires-
Messrs Baldwin tUniyersity Of PensyIvanial
srd Mreley Johns Hopkins. Time OF
halves-30 minutes.
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Totals ;. "a 721il Totals ..5f II AZ Is
sBAtted for Phillips in ninth.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals "a 10 a. q Totals 81 IS ~ -
getteo Tor Aixey In nlntn INNING
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Second Game.

.Batted for Cantwell in eiehtn innins.
Boston ..r...o.. eSo2gqlI9-,3
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r WILL not be through mediocre
performances that the more than
800 boys who have qualified can
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LEAANDfVIA, w, May 0V-
~ With the st. Mary's Celtics due
to idle tomorrow afternoon, the
t,,tn~Ast ~ A1evan Aria f0llouors
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WITH B. Coleman pitching steady
w ball, Rockville swamped the Poto-
mac Tigers yesterday, IS to o.
Elmer Hutchinson pounded out two
home runs.
Today Rockville will play host to the
washington Red Sox.
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Those lively invalids, Joe Judge and
Fred Marberry. watched the games from
the washington dugout. Fred was
sporting cane at the start Of the
doubie-header. but lost 1t during the
excitement Of the Washington rallies in
the second tussle.
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McGUIRE allowed Bethesda's bats
1v1 men ony six hits as the Saks toss
ers won yesterday. IL to 3. James,
Hook and Sebastion, inf1elders, shone
for the winners.
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II UHEL barely made the circuit after
n slamming the ball to the outfield
angle. He numbered up the me
from third, fell rather than slid toward
the plate. missed IL, rolled over on his
back and finally touched IL with out
stretched hand while prone.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Business Opportunities

GARAGE and used car business; good
building large lot; low rent: on state
Night trade. Times. Box A-228.
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Houses for Rent

BELLEFONTA1NE. l00s-il--s-rm modern
doubles suitable for rmers. or light hSe-
a keeping Scar garage. He. 1856
tBROADWAY. 2346-Is rms, baths: gar;
n York. 1914 W., 6-rm. semi-mod. 739
n New JERSEY 5 rms, mod. Ri. 7T25
BUCHANAN 626-5 rooms; rent $3.50;
water paid DR.. 3074
BYRAAf. 1856 rm. mod. double: Indoor
bed; wat. paid; reduced $50. Wa. 1864.
CAPITOL AVE. 2223-7-Rm double; S25;
CHESTER. N, 62l-6 rms modern, fur
nished breakfast nook; cabinet built-in:
cistern, garage; paved alley; car one
block: water included. $50.
CONGRESS 36i--Spotless; 5-rm.. 2-story
mod double; cd furnace: $50. IL 1883.
CONGRESS. S46--Mcd single. hardwood
hrs.: laundry. weather stripped sar.s S25.
Hu. 7o1i.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
HOW TO WIN

Placed in some of the advertisements on
this page are letters Of the alphabet These
letters when properly arranged will spell
the name of one of the famous -FOUR
HORSEMENr of Notre Dame.
When you have arranged these letters TO
spell his last name write a short essay OF
not more than fifty words answering the
question. win Notre Dame be the Ma
tional Football Champions of 1872" State
your reasons either way Then mail or
bring to The Times-Apoll0 Contest Editor
at The Indianapolis Times.
Remember correctness. neatness and orig
inality will be the deciding factors in Sc
lecting the winners. Winners names will
be announced on The Times Want Ad Page
Tuesday. Oct 13. 1881 Entries received ut
The Times office after ) p. m. Monday. Oct
l., 1881. will not be considered. The de-
cision of the judges win be final.
Note No entries can be returned to the
Contestants.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Building Materials

BUILDING COSTS ARE LOWEST
IN Is YEARS.
saxI sS up oy DooPs 0qda s4s NPM PAINT srs
gal; Glass $50 off list; Garage Doors
glazed. $3.75 each; Cement, 45c; Plaster.
Csc; Lime, 35c; Plaster Board and Wall
Board, 2hc #. Storm Sash with Glass
in 93c up. Shingles, So so SO. Roll Roof
ing. 89c. Insulating Board Special &c it.
Call Hemlock 5177 for other bargains.
CORNELL MATERIAL co.
lott E 18th ST
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Miscellaneous for Sale
Motor Oil

Motor Oil
Only 8 more 5-gal. cans 1000 pure
motor oil to be sold at $2.25 per can.
Heavy grade. Better hurry. Also 400
No 3 galvanized wash tubs, 60c
each. Well built wash boards, Csc
each.
Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Capitol Ave. and South st.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Machinerv/& & Tools

FOR new and renewed electric motors:
1-4oth to 200 horsepower. Call
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
3525 E. WASHINGTON St Ir. ll51
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Musical Instruments

TRUMPETS-10: like new: $40 and up.
Easy payments. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL,
pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1900.
TRAYSER mahogany upright piano, splen-
did buy S35.
Viking MUSIC co.
40 E. Ohio st.
SMALL balance buys beautiful apartment
grand. payments arranged to suit pur-
chaser.
Viking MUSIC co.
l20 E. Ohio st.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Radio and Equipment

Stewart Warner 8-tube table model. SIS. so
Crosley, suitable small apartment $500
Majestic 8-tube lowboy. ........ $500
At%ater t%a Kent coas9e sereen grid bsbbov 2s0
Radio Bargain Shop
225 E. Washington.
U-NEEDA RADIO SERVICE
RADIO calls soc. aerials SO. He 4406.
LINCOLN RADIO ERVICEs-AeriaIs, re-
pairs, r. c. A. tubes Ii l126; Oh. 1854
PHnCO, table model: cost Sl60: sell for
only SIG. 34l1 N. Illinois st.
BOYD RADIO SHOP. Prompt Service calls
on makes radios. Ia. 3037
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Apartments for Rent
Indianapolis Rental Bureau

Desirable apartments in any part OF
citv furnished and unfinished. from 80
10 sI25 Transportation furnished. No
charges or obligations. II. 4507. evenings
md SUNDAY. Wa oa3S or BE. sue.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09

ALABAMA. NJ. $685. 3-rm. furn. apts.:
So, SO. suitable for l or couples
ALABAMA. s., 507-3 large rms. unfurn.:
sl2 month. Ii 1899. Wa. 0632.
ALA. NJ. 1912 lovely clean rms. for 8
respectable people, cheap; pri. entrance.
ASHLAND. l128-TWo large warm rooms;
everything furnished; s.. Ri. 5287
1l - ~. 4. ..ln. !.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09


Nice clean rms. hot. cold water, SIS wk:
patns 81 Steam heat. real winter
nome; ladies'. gentlemen 232 S. H.
CLINTON HOTEL 20 Vir. clean, sleeping
rms. ~ UP. also hsekp steam heat.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Pets
Miscellaneous Wanted

wANTED-BOSTON PUPPIES
Want best price etc. Box A-230 Times
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Apartment Rental Bureau

Apartments IN all. parts. OF city; free
trenspote teSe19u 70 tnsSSSs apa4 5lt VIZ .tes'
MANCHESTER, s62 N. PENN.
Apartment: all utilities furn.: S37 90 10
SEQ: Frigidaire Ii. 1881.
COLORED-La Verne; go w. North; rm..
hafh heat hot wa 50 Is week Ii. 1902
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Money to Loan

ADS FOR BUSINESS
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Office and Desk Space

of rent: private offices and l larg sales
men room adjoining Will divide to suit.
A real bargain. Holiday bldg, Ohio and
Alabama Ri. 1922. MR.. CROST
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR. BUSINESS
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
StOre-Omce Supplies

RENTAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS anv make
special rental price; S25O per month: Sc
for months Ii 4712
CORONA a--Standard KEYBOARD: portable,
ss1.90. JUDD. 142 n. Mer., Ii. $500.
TYPEWRITERS Rented 2. 4 s470
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Cheap Rent, $3.50

Five rooms. electric lights. gas. inside
toilet. 1913 w New York.
Dunlop & Holtegel
122 E. Market st. Ii. 6517.
COLORED-Apple, 1884 e blocks south of
Prospect, down Erehart). Nice 4-room
bungalow; garage; good condition; $40
month OSCAR LEE. Ri. 72l7.
COLORED-1612 Garfield pl, strictly mod;
rooms; reduced rent. Oh. 4755.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-09
Room for Rent With Board
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

Mothers care; to years:
near school 54. 1901 Parker Ave
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
Evangelist To
Resume Tonight

Monday night is rest night in the
SCoville Evangelistic meetings, but
last night church supper and
special workers meeting were held
at the State Street Christian
church. DR.. ScovilIc told of the
great Welsh revival where thou
sands were converted. "El Centre
needs also a revival without an in
vocation or q benediction for six
months said DR.. Scoville.
The evangelist speaks in cpl
grams, which are terse and often
red-hot. He never forgets the
difference between sin and the sim
ner. He says God hates sin, but
God loves the sinner"
DR.. Scoville spoke at the Kiwanis
club, at Brawley, today noon, and
will be at State Street Christian
church tonight The Brawley Chris
ton church members are coming in
a special delegation to attend the
Scoville meetings, tonight. S. w.
LeffingwellS adult Bible class, and
Brown Hendricks third year Junior
boys. are also coming. Rev. and
Mrs. II. o. Langston of Holtville,
were the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
V. E. Butterworth. at the church
dinner last night. Rev. Butter
worth expressed himself as highly
pleased with the crowds at the two
opening meetings Sunday and extra
chairs and seats are being installed
to take care of the congregation
tonight
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
SHERIFF'S STAFF
NOT AIDING CUPID

Problems taken before deputies in
the sheriff's office are sometimes OF
a delicate personal nature, as wit
messed by the predicament Of the
the Mexican who entered the coun-
ty Jail today to ask for a policeman.
Jailer Eddie Nett could make moth
ing more of the request than that
the Mexican wanted a policeman.
So Undersheriff Rodney Clarke, who
is something Of a linquist, was
called.
It developed that the Mexican
wanted an officer TO accompany
him to a spot five miles east Of
FL Centre, where his girl friend
lived. The object Of the proposed
call was to bring the girl in and
persuade her TO marry him.
Explaining that the sheriffs office
is not licensed as marriage pro-
motion bureau. Clarke dismissed
the Mexican.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
TO ALL WHO SUFFER STOMACH
AGONY, GAS AND INDIGESTION
Money Back if One Bottle of Dare's Mentha Pepsn
Doesn't Do You More Good than Anything
You Ever Used

OH What blessed relief; but why
not get rid of such attacks alto
gether? Why have indigestion at
all?
With this wonderful stomach
medicine you can overcome indiges-
ton or dyspepsia, or any condition
that keeps the stomach in constant
rebellion and distress and one bot
tie will prove 1t.
Ask for and insist on getting
Dares Mentha Pepsin, pleasant
to take, health building tonic
stomach elixir that Clements Drug
store and regular pharmacists any
where In America guarantee. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03

Jones, and Marjorie Meyer, music
appreciation students, Saturday,
February %, when they motored to
Los Angeles to attend perform
ance of the Chicago Civic Opera
company.
Feminine members of the cast OF
All-of-a -Sudden-Peggy." the ju-
nior class play. have been selected
by Miss Isabella Ross and the sew
eral teachers who were helping her
pick the cast. That half of the cast
is as follows: Ada BesS Beynon,
Peggy; Margaret Hill, Lady Crack
enthorpe; Peggy Whitelav', Mrs.
Calquhoun; Norma Benton, Mrs.
o 'Hara; Harriet Stafford, Millicent.
For the purpose of becoming more
thoroughly acquainted, the asso-
ciated women students held at pot
luck dinner Monday evening at the
home of Bessie Damron. At this
first social meeting of the semester,
there was playlet, and heart games
for entertainment.
The girls plan to have series OF
pot luck dinners, with vocational
speakers at each, according TO Pres
ident Ruth Correll.
Annually the junior college stu
dent body has a weekend outing
in the mountains, which is sched-
uled this year for the end Of this
week, March 6, and 8. Although
the affair is called a ditch day, it
is not that in the sense that any
students miss class, for the party
leaves El Centro Friday after school,
Another annual custom is the Sc
nior dress-up day, on which care
fully guarded date all the high
school seniors come to school IN
weird costumes and entertain the
rest of the students with proper
tionally queer antics.
Spanish dancers, gypsies, BaptlSt
preachers, hoboes, Greek goddesses,
and prospectors blossomed through
the halls Friday. One enterprising
group pitched a tent on the front
lawn. ACQUIRED a burro, and put up
a sign "Men at Work. though 1t
was difficult to discover when the
gentleman labored.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03

past two years" decared w. L.
Smith. 43s East 18th street, oakland
Calf
LAS a result. my whole system was
in a terribly weakened conditioned.
I suffered from indigestion, const-
patton. dizziness and backacheS al
most continually; my blood was thin
and my strength and vitality almost
gone. But since taking Sargon and
Sargon Pills, my whole system is in
splendid condition. I never have
indigestion, constipation, or any
ether ailment now; and I have
feeling of strength and well-being I
haven't enjoyed in months. I con-
slider the Sargon treatment the
greatest medicine on earth
Sold by Shirer Drug Co., In FL
Centro; by Schneider's Drug Store
in Holtville; by Imperial Pharmacy
in Imperial; and White Cross Drug
Store in CaleXico. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
BARGAIN RATE IN
USED AUTOMOBILES

Every night at 7:30 o'clock begin
ming tomorrow night, John r.
Robertson, Buick distributor here,
will sell a used car for SO cents, ac-
cording to announcements made
today.
The 80 cents includes the car and
the 1881 license plates. These ma
chimes are ready to drive away and
are declared TO be in excellent con-
dition.
Other prices announced for the
sale are sensational and are bound
TO astonish the prospective buyer
The sale Is scheduled 20 continue
for several days.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03

You can be so distressed with gas
and fullness and bloating that you
think your heart is going to stop
beating
Your stomach may be so distend-
ed that your breathing is short and
gaspy.
You think perhaps you are suffo-
eating.
You are dizzy and pray for quick
relief-what's to be done?
Just one tablespoonful of Dare's
Mentha Pepsin and in ten minutes
the gas disappears, the pressing on
the heart ceases and you can
breathe deep and naturally.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
VALLEY INCLUDED
IN ROUTING OF
TANNER TOURS

Leaflets from the Tanner Motor
Tours of Los Angeles have been re-
ceived at the Ell Centre Chamber of
Commerce, describing a scenic tour
to Imperial Valley now being spon-
sored by the Tanner company. The
FL Centre chamber had q large
amount of correspondence with the
Tanner and other organizations sew
era. months ago on the matter of
scenIc tours from coast cities to
Imperial Valley and, at that time.
the local organization worked GU. a
schedule zor three day tour of the
cities ana points of interest of the
valley whicn it was believed would
meet with particular success during
the tourist Seaaon and would enable
visitors to California who might not
otherwise visit this section OF the
state to make a convenient and reas-
enable trip to this community.
The scenic trip now on the sched-
ule of the Tanner company is in
cluded in a five day southern tol,r
from Los Angeles. Observation
stages leave Los Angeles on Monday
and spend Tuesday visiting San Di-
ego, Coronado and Aqua Caliente.
leaving early Wednesday morning
for Imperial Valley. The folder con-
tains a paragraph about Ell Centre
and the Hotel Barbara Worth, with
a photograph of desert flowers. Side
trips from El Centro are made to
CaleXico, Baja California and other
points of interest. The tours leave
FL Centro Thursday morning and
the leaflet describes the trip through
the valley with a sun mary of the
most important agric dltural prod
uctS.
Although the tours were Just in
augurated in January of this year.
it is reported that they are meeting
with success and the chamber OF
commerce is informed that these
tours have brought many persons
here who had not otherwise planned
to stop off in Imperial Valley. Tour
lists in this class are a type which
can give this community much ia
vorable publicity in their own local
tiles and it is believed that the seem
ic tours will result in the bringing
of new residents to Imperial Valley
to enter the business fields or with
agricultural interests.
The Grand Canyon-Williams
highway in Arizona has been COM
pleted and is in use.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
ORCHESTRA LEADER
GRANTED DIVORCE

CHICAGO. March g. (U.P)-The
third marital venture of Paul
Whiteman, orchestra leader. ended
yesterday when he obtained a di-
vorce from Mrs. Mildred Whiteman,
a dancer who is known on the stage
as Wanda Hoff.
Whiteman told Superior John j.
Sullivan that he was married seven
years ago, and that Mrs. Whiteman
left him in September of 1929. He
said she was wonderful" but that
with both OF them ION the road"
married life was impossible.
A property settlement allowed
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
VILLAGE DESTROYED

ATHENS. March 3. (U.P-The
VILLAGE of Kounina, near Aeghion,
was virtually destroyed today when
the land upon which 1t was located
settled. Two persons were killed
and members of two families were
seriously injured The village con-
tanned $50 homes.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
CLOCKS DOUBLED IN NUMBER

NEW YORK, U.H-The number
of clocks per capita throughout the
United States has been more than
doubled in the past decade. For
merly only people of wealth owned
clocks. while today there is practic-
ally a clock for every room, even
in moderate homes.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
Chicago's big BilI'' Laughs Last

big Bill,
the Cowboy"
has done il
again. Victor
over q divided
opposition
Mayor William
Hale Thompson
of Chicago
smiled n broad
smile rs he
received word
that he had
a plurality of
nearly 10000
over the
anti-Capone
Judge Lyle.
Besides Lyle,
there were three
other contestants
for the
Republican
nomination which
big Bill won
for the fourth
time.
Bill's typical
Thompson
campaign, in
which he led
elephants and
other livestock
through the
streets. was a
typical sequal
to his former
campaigns to
save America
from King
George.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
,IrTUERN CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Whiteman 5000 a week alimony
and thre insurance policies. White
man was granted custody OF their
son. Paul, Jr.. three months Of each
t.aar
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03

The University of Idaho has an
exhibit of l61 named commerciai
varieties of wheat. a display equal
led by no other state except call
fornia.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
Lasting Health
Is SargOn's Aim

"A nervous breakdown, an opera
ton and a siege Of pneumonia is
what I've been through with in the
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
ACTIVITIES AT CENTRAL UNION

Rigoletto" was the destination
Of Miss Lucille Krause, music in
structor, James Fisher, Kathryn
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03

NEA Washington
The United States its most coorfu figures
with the departure of these
seven others They % j. Thomas Hehn Alabama
deerton of the Democrats
election in 1885, CD
Carolina 7-yearod Democrat; 3) Charles Illinois,
defeaed Tor the Republican denomination
Mccormick who lost to Democrat; W Coleman
tul South Carolina Democrat; (5)
Republican and millionaire (6 Massa
ehusetts S0-"ear-o1d Republican.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair and warm tonight and We'd
nesday; light to gentle northerly
winds.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair tonight and Wednesday;
mild temperature; gentle north and
winds offshore.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
In cleaning white Porcelain
Frgidai'r offers
a new standard of@4dvonced Refrigeration

from all other refrigcr-tors. Q You will
appreciate the faster freezing made posi-
bic By the Cold Control" -. ice cubes that
tumble SO easily froo1 the Qrickubc Ice
Tray the crisper vegetables you take
from the Ftigidairc Hydrator. You will
recognize at once the advantages of the
seamless, ss,acid-resistingporcelain interior
. the elevated food shelves the
surplus powered, concealed unit that
operates SO quietly and at such low cost.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
a great big man
who wants to grow into

Ifyou really grow strong and straight and six feet
your you ought tell your Mother about Frigdare
inst as as y0u can talk For of course how your food
kept uov will have whole lot do with your health, wealth
and wisdom in years There's your formula for
instances between feelings certainly shouldn't be
trusted anything less than Frgdaire refrigeration and
later there will be pureed Prune and cooked cereals
be kept overnight and spinach which, hasten to add
whcnkept in the Frigdare ydator
and then served through sieve So take your mind off
your toes for minute and let this fact sink in: For The past
fifteen gears Fieae has been responsible tor ar brope
enfs that made moaern rrgerafOn beahnL
conteniem and economicaL This being you will Of
your Mother look into the Frgdaire pictured
here for offers features not TO be fonnd any otber
refrigerator Perhaps if you look at the picture long
enough and great deal of noise about it, Mother may
get the Idea. And the she does Young Fellow, the
you get really going this growingup business
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03

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