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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-14

Indiana
For Sears
Since the opening of
Sears Indianapolis store,
in the early fall of 1929,
it has steadily grown
until it is now classed
among the leading de-
partment stores of the
city.
This constant growth is
due in great measure to
the fact that Sears sell
none but first quality
merchandise, at consist
emily low prices, and
that every article sold
carries with it a guaran-
tee of Satisfaction or
your money back"
Sears Feature Indiana
Made Merchandise!
That Sears is an out
standing factor in the
progress and prosperity
of Indiana is best ex-
pressed in the following
facts and figures-Dur-
ing 1880 and 1881 Sears
purchased
$12,977,942 Worth of In
diana-Made Merchandise!
from 205 sources of sup
ply throughout the state.
$1,59S,536 in salaries
paid to resident en-
plOyes.
$523,164 for newspaper
advertising.
$461,653 paid for rent
and taxes.
A total of $15,561,295
spent in Indiana by
Sears, Roebuck and
Company during 1880
1881.
We 6uy no CHEAP
m ercbGN d Use for our
events. We operate no
BARGAIN easements or
downstairs B ARG AIN
store. Whatever you bug,
regardless of its location,
rs guaranteed irreSpec-
tiUe of its lolO cost.
Sears large buying force
has searched the mar
betS for real Anniver-
Sdry ValueS. EUery ar
ticIe must pass rigid IN
Specti0n, and is sold NTH
our Money Back" guar
Gntee.
We beLieUe that present
prices are lOaOer than
they aOiU AGAIN be, per-
hapS for gears. This
Anniversary brings yoW
a aOondertuL buying OPP
pOrt1nity.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-10-21
Bank of Alaska

Located at Wrangell, Territory of Alaska, at the close of business on the 12th day of October, 1882.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-10-21
HALIBUT LINERS BRING
 REVENUE TO FISHERMEN
 BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST

Halibut livers, formerly consid- cred offal of the fish, it is esti- mated, brought more than $20,000
 to fishermen of the British Colum- bia coast this year, says the Prince Rupert News. After careful ex- periments and investigations drug companies of North America last year learned that vitamin content of the halibut liver was equal or superior to cod liver oil and so in- formed fishing interests of this coast. As result, the fishermen have all season been turning in the flyers with their catches. This ad- ditional revenue, it is estimated, meant $20 to $40 more for each boat, the liver averaging as about two per cent of each fish. Fisher
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-10-21
LEADERS ORE THEFT RING
 ARRESTED IN VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER, B.C.,-Two alleg- leaders of high grading" ring,
 believed responsible for systematic thefts of gold ore from the Pioneer Mine, in the Bridge River district, have been arrested and the police are seeking a third member. Those arrested are Al Walters and Regi- nald Burton. They are charged with illegal possession of gold. The police said gold ore has been stolen from the Pioneer Mine for six
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-10-21

report by General Manager Col. O. F. Ohlson, of the Alaska Railroad which has just been received by Secretary of the Interior Wilbur, will prove interesting reading to AL askans. This is particularly true by reason of the declaration made in the Senate of the United States on July 15, 1892, by one of it's leading Democratic members, the Hon. Wil' liam H. King, of Utah. Among many other statements made Sen ator King declared: "I shall oppose any further appropriation for the Alaska Railroad, and I shall offer a bill, if no one else does, and at the December session of the Congress, calling for the sale of this railroad. |"
 The report of Col Ohlson shows that the loss suffered by the Gov ernment in the operation of the rail- road during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1892, was $177,283, or 30 per cent lower than ever before in the history of the road. The opera tion deficit for the year, exclusive of capital investment, in fact, was but $412,466.75, as contrasted with $5S9,750.55 for the fiscal year end ed June 30, 1881. It was less than one-half the deficit which the Gov ernment has been called upon to make in any year previous to 1881. It appears that the operating def icit for the present fiscal year will be about $3OO,OOO The table for the operating deficits of this Govern ment-owned road for the past three years is as follows: 1880 s1.237,- 12O.12; 1881, $5S9.75O.55; 1892, $412,466.75.
 The Alaska Railroad, which is 47O miles long and has a branch 3S miles long to the coal mines in the Matanuska District, was begun in 1915 and completed when President Harding drove it's gold spike in 1923. The purpose of it's construc- tion was to open the way into the heart of Alaska and connect with the river traffic of the inland streams. Private capital declined to build it because obv ou ly, it could not, until the country is de. veloped, become revenue producer. Realizing that it would have to bear the burden of an annual deficit, the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-10-21
ALASKA INTERESTS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL By WAS

Government built it in the interest of the development of the interior territory and in the hope that min ing and agriculture activity would eventually make it pay.
 At Nenana, 412 miles from Sew ard, and 50 miles short of Fairbanks, the railroad reaches the Tanana River which leads into the Yukon. During the open season May to September, the railroad operates river steamers from Nenana, down the Panama and Yukon rivers by way of Holy Cross to Marshal, S5S miles. These boats serve a large ter ritory, with it's miners, missionaries, prospectors, trad s, fishermen, wood choppers, trappers and In- dians. Nenana is a terminal point for White Pass and Yukon Route steamers, operating from White Horse and Dawson on the Yukon River. A considerable number of passengers mainly tourists, are ex- changed between these steamers and the railroad. In the interest of economy every expenditure that could be spared was cut off during the last year, and so the losses have been brought to the lowest figure in it's history.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-10-21
RESOURCES

Loans and Discounts $ 67,785.99 Overdrafts ----- 1,O12.62 Bonds, Warrants and
 other Securities ---- 76,2OO.O0 Banking house, furniture
 and fixtures 3--- S,500.0O Other real estate owned 14,S44.83 Due from Banks ---- 37,3O6.93 Checks on other Banks
 and other cash items 252.96 Cash on hand ---- 17,3S2.13 Miscellaneous Assets 11,579.96
 TOTAL. eOoA Q66 40
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-10-21
of Alaska, First Judicial Divi-

of Alaska, First Judicial Diyi- sion, ss.
 I, c. P. Kirtland, vice-president of the above named branch of the Bank of Alaska, do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
 c. P. KIRTLAND
 Vice-President (Notarial Seal)
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of October, 1892.
 IRENE J. COULTER Notary Public in and for the Territory of Alaska. My commission expires April 9, 1884.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-10-21
CLASSIFIED ADS

WORK WANTED - Half day em- ployment either morning or after noon. Cooking, sewing, caring for children, etc. Lighter work 25c an hour, heavier work, 35c Mrs. Tom Lloyd. P. o. Box 293 or call at float house at head of bay.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-10-21
wRANGELL, ALASKA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2I 1892

months. Several shipments of gold
 bullion were made to Seattle. The total taken is estimated about $S,- 900 but the specific charge against the men mentions more than S1,So0.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1932-10-21

men receive IA cents pound for the livers. Halibut flyers from Prince
 q Rupert are handled by the Booth Fisheries in cooperation with the Bacon Fisheries.
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DEPOSITORS OF
Wild BANK TO
Get PAYMENT
$97,115 Is Levied on Notes
Through Order of
High Court.

Judgments on accommodation
notes totaling s97,1i541, as funds
that will 90 to the J. r Wild bank
receivership for distribution TO de-
positors. was entered today in SUI
perior court by Judge Joseph r.
Williams.
This marked the first victory of
the banks receiver, Richard L.
Lowther, in his fight to hold 5ev-
eral defendants responsible for
notes, given in an attempt TO cover
losses that threatened solyency of
the bank.
williams ordered the two judg-
ments on a mandate order from the
supreme court, which recently re-
versed a lower court decision that
had prevented collection Of the
notes.
LAS soon as the receiver can col
lect the judgments, depositors of
the bank will receive an additional
3 per cent dividend" Lowther an
nounced.
Suits seeking nearly 5000, 900 more
on accommodation notes now are
pending in county courts.
A third judgment of approximate
" $50, 900 is TO be collected from the
estate Of John j. Appel. This estate.
already closed by administrators,
must be opened in probate court be-
fore Judgment can be taken.
One of the judgments entered to-
day is against the estate of Robert
I. Todd. deceased. for $50. 272.94. The
other is against Frank Millikan for
S64.842.47
The accommodation notes we're
given by Todd, Millikan and Appel
in 1926. The bank closed Aug. 8,
1927.
If we recover on all notes given
the bank by j. F. Wild and his
friends, we viii get about 100000
for depositorS and creditors" James
A. Ross, attorney for the receiver,
declared.
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Legal Auctions and seIes

BANKRUPTCY SALE AT AUCTION ON
PREMISES. Sheloyville. Indiana, Friday.
May 20. 1892 at 200 D. m. Conrad
Schroeder Drug Store and contents cor
SiSting OF druggists supplies. patent
medicines. CONNECTIONS and drug store
MIXTURES and equipment including nrst
class fixtures and cases
WILBUR ?. PELL. Receiver.
JACK I KAHN.
Atty. for Receiver
434 Merchants Bk Bldg
INDIANAPOLIS Ind
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Legal Bids. Proposals

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR FUF-
NISHING AND APPLYINF ROAD on.
LIQUID ASPHALT OR EMUISIFTTD AS
NJ OR TAR TN
Notice is hereby given that sealed FRO
poosalS for furnishing and applying Road
OIL LIQUID Asphalt. Emulslfed Asnhait
AE-l50. Emulsined Bitumen N or Tar TN
on me surface OF certain roads IN the fol-
loving Sub-districts. viii be received bv the
director OF the Indiana state Highway
commission at the CommisSons Office on
ne third floor OF the State House Annex
iOz North Senate avenue. Indianapolis. In
1892 '''' ''"' -''"
INVITATION NUMBER-if34
SUB-DlSTRICT-Biu Button and Fl WAYNE
. Proposal blanks and specifications are on
NE IN the office OF the State Highway
Commission where same may be obtained
upon request. The bidder shall request
number
The right is reserved BY the Director 10
reject any or all bids. waive technicalities
as 70 procedure and to award on any com
olnation OF bids that in his Judgment is
most most advantageous 70 the State OF Indiana
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
J. j. BROWN Director
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Fishing the
Air

Johnny Harris experiences with a famous
movie star will furnish entertainment IN
the Big Time humorous sketch over WTAM
and an NBC network Wednesday at p. m.
Irving Kaufman. versatile baritone and
mimic OF radio. stage and records, will
be featured with Roger whites orches-
ira in a variety program Of novelty
numbers and patter on the Bath Club
presentation, Wednesday at s D. m, over
wFBM and rhe Columbia network.
group OF old favorites entitled Grand
ma Recollection" and excerpts from De
Koven's opera Rob Roy" are to be heard
in the program Wednesday at $50 .. m.
over WLW and an NBC network.
Singin' sam will be heard in a group Of
songs Of sentiment during his program
over WFBM and the Columbia network
from els 70 $50 D. m. Wednesday.
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$40 ?. NJ
KYW fio2ol-Padded Fists.
SBCzLoDez orchestra 20
'cBs-Morton Downev.
-9s45 p. M
SYW I020l-Panicos or
chestra
svDAF lsiol-Lopez orehes-
ira
vBc-Ted Cook and orches-
ira 20 WIZ.
10 p. NJ
KYw l020l-MasterE or
cnestra
CHS Duchin's orchestra.
NBC-Dream singer. Buddy
Rogers orchestra. 70
WEAF.
WIZ l75ol-Radio reporter;
NBC-Cab Galloway and or
chestra 70 VIZ.
WMA0 f670l-Dance pro-
gram - hours
WTArJ f620l-Danee pro-
gram - hours.
-i0:I5 p. M
WON (720-Ted Weem's or
chestra.
-Ie:30 p. M
XIV ffo2Ol-AuneES or
.1BS-Poiiack's orchestra.
WDAF fsiol-Orchestra pro-
gram.
NBc-Agnew's orchestra TO
WEAFt
NBc-Kytes' orchestra to
VIZ.
-i0:t5 r. M
WON f720i Roberts and
Kays orchestras
-II.09 p. NJ
XIV (i020l - Panico's or
WBBM l770l ~ Around the
Town.
MIC Earl Hines orchestra
10 WENR.
WJR f750I Bergin's orches-
ira.
-If.30 r. M
WENR f570l-Master's or
Chcstra.
WJR t750l Masters orches-
ira.
lie Midnight
WDAF f6i0l - Nighthawk
frolic.
.KYW ll020l-Celebrity night.
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
WEDNESDAY
Day Programs

WFBM (1200) Indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
THURSDAY
NJ.
7.30-Pep Club.
9.o0-Women's hour.
9.s5-Transcription.
f0.00-Ted Brewer orchestra lCBSi,
1918 to Noon-Silent.
1900 Noon-Aunt Jemima lCBSl.
l.O0-Earl Gordon.
1.I5-LaForEe musicale fCBSl.
1.3o-BoSton variety hour lCBSl-
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HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM

HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM
O-Columbis-Easy Aces Bridge
sketch.
e4s-columbia-col stoopnagle and
Budd.
7.0o-NBc fwJzl-O'Henry stories
dramatized.
NBc lwEAF1-Grace Moore:
jewellers
7.30-NBc CwJzl-Geo. olsens or
chestra.
0-Columbia-Ruth EttinE with
Shilkrets orchestra.
NBC fWEAFl-Interview BY
Grandland Rice.
Sis - Columbia ~ Adventures IN
health. DR.. II. n. Bundeson.
s.s0-NBC twEAFl-NBc Artistst
service musicale.
-Colunbia-How Barlow and
Columbia symphony.
I0.ea-NBC lwJZl-cab Galloway
and orchestra.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

J. Death Notices
DAF0FF. ATAsTAS-Age 80. beloved hus-
band OF Frances. father of Alice brother
OF bazo Dafoh passed away Tuesday
Nav II. at his residence 1923 Nordyke
Ave. Funeral services Friday. 2 D. m.
AZ the Bulgarian Orthodox Church. Burial
Crown Hill cemetery Friends invited
For further information call STEVENS
FUNERAL HOME. BE. 4072.
Nicely. coward Rage IS wears.
brother of Mrs. william F. King Mrs
o. S. Thornberrv Of Newport. XIV. passed
away Tuesday D. m. at the residence.
500 Blue Ridge road. Services at THE
FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY.
Thursday. 2:30 D. m. Friends invited
Burial Grown Hill. columbia City
tInd.l papers please copv.l
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Melodies from Sigmund Rombergs oper-
eta. Maytime.' will be played b. the
symphony orchestra IN the program
wednesday. az ESQ p. n, over WTAM
and an MEG network
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Bearing in its musical cargo a medley
OF some OF the outstanding song hits OF
the year. the Fast Freight will pull out
Of WCCO, Wednesday. for another tune
.ul trip over WFBM and the Columbia
network. from : 70 It's p. m
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Hits from the Music Box Review
featuring Grace Moore. soprano. and the
RevelerS quartet viii be the high point
Of the program Wednesday. at D. m,
over NTAM and an NBC network.
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Place Rental AID Before The Times Quareon Daily Readers
LEaALs


HOUSEHOLD Goods stored under tho name
of Earl a Alma Thomas. 1888 N Capitol.
amt s7i To be eoid for storage charges.
Ed HALL TRANSFER g. STORAGE Co.
1904 West washington 81
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
The undersigned. executor Of the last
viii and testament OF George A. Rahourn.
deceased. hereby gives notice that BY
virtue cf an order OF the Probate Court
Of Marion County. Indiana. he viii A. the
nolr OF 10 o'clock q. N. on the 1lSt day
Of MAY, 1892. az the offices OF Means A.
BuentinE. 577 State Life Building. In
thereafter until sold. offer for sale a.
private sale, AL the right. title and interest
o. saio cececent in the following de-
serloed real estate IN Marion County
STATE o. Indiana. to-vit:
Fart OF the North East quarter OF
section ~ Township II. North Range
wit.
Beginn.ng at she Southwest corner
o. SAID Northeast quarter. thence East
81 chains; thence North 1881
cnains' thence West i525is chains:
tnehee south 1882 chains TO the
pace oi beginning containing 1928
acres, more or less. located ia Marion
County. Indiana.
said sale shall Be made 20 the highest
and best BIDDER subject 10 The annrovai
OF said court, for not less than me run
following terms and conditions. A fessf
two-thirds OF the purchase money cash m
hand and the balance on such seciiritv az
the court may approve. said sale rhefi
e made subject to taxes fos the wear
MEANS & BUNTING.
ATTORNEYS for executor
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LEGALs



Notice Is hereby gwen that on May
77tb 1872 Al ss73 Z 10Th street. Indian
apoiis. / viii offer 20 the highest bidder
for cash. One Dodge Sedan Automobile,
Motor No los0-f06. Serial No. A-loo3oo6.
charges. in the amount % 5000 and the
costs OF this advertisement. Sa.d sale viii
Be had AZ 10 O'Clock A. n Of said day.
CAMERON & TERRY GARAGE.
c. TERRY. Prop.
5e15 Z. 10th So.
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STATIONS OF THE COLUMBIA BRoADCAsTNG SYSTEM

-6 T. NJ
CBs-aThe Bath Club
WDAF So - Orchestra
Preside Fancles.
MIC Big Tine sketch 4
WEAF.
EBc-Taxpayers League Il
VIZ.
-f.15 P. M
CBS-slnFln' sam
NBC- stokes orchestra Tom
Dick and Harry. % VIZ.
$50 r. NJ
CRGw 1901 vespcr hour
EYW 1000 -Agnew's or
chestra
Chs Kate Smith
WBBM f770l - string sex
NBc-Halsey Stuart "olc
Councillor. orchestra. q
EBc@Melody Moments "a
wsM $500 Songs. Ruth and
Red.
-G.f5 P. M
Chs Colonel stoopnagle and
Budd.
-7P. M
CBs-Fast Freight.
WBBM f710f -JrCnestra
NBC-Goodvcar dance or
chestra reFealer1, "a
WEAF.
EBc-o Henry Stories to
Wis is70l Varieties
I'LL r. NJ
Chs Modern male chorus
WBBM 740l Ira = Loren
WON 7104 SCRAP book.
-s.8o p. NJ
KYW 1880 Masters o.
chestra
CBS Crime Club.
WDAF 800 Music hour
NBC Snilkrct orchestra
sololsts 70 WEAF.
MIC - Olsen orchestra
JACK Benny 70 WIZ.
-5.f1 =. NJ
WBBM fT70f-Marksmcn.
SIP. NJ
CKGW Wades Corn
HuEkcTe
EBC - Grantland Rice
Haenschcn 9 orchestra 70
WEAF
KYW 1920 Maupin s or
chcstra.
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WEDNESDAY
- p. NJ
CBS-Shiikrct's orchestra
and Ruth EttinE.
WON fT20l-MelodY man.
EBc-Solan's orchestra u
VIZ.
-s:f5 p. M
'KDKA f98ol-GilcS Homo
Singers.
CBS-Adventures IN hcalts
WJR f750i-CTazv water.
$50 p. M
CHS Playboy hour. Brush
on IS orchestra. welcome
Lewis.
WON f7z0l Easy Aces: mel
odv.
NBC-Artlsts musicale 70
EBC = Arden's orchestra
To m Brown. tenor 70
wMAo cs7ol-Musieal pro-
wsN fs50l-soprano and
orchestra.
-s:f5 p. NJ
.KDRA f980l-Studio.
KTW fl02OI-AgueWs or
cncstra.
CHS street Singer.
WDAF f6i0l-H0mer Rode
HEAVIER.
WMAo 67Oi-Marlan & jim
% p. NJ
CKGW f540l-K.nR Edward
orchestra
KDkA f98ei Sports. news.
Kemp r orchestra.
kYW fi020I-SDO news.
Naupiu's orchestra
y Bs5-Coiumnia symphony.
tBC- Nellie Rercli 70 WEAF.
WGN f720l Dream ship.
NbC- Slumber music 70
MIC Amos m Andy to
WMAO
-g.l5 p. NJ
CHS Tune Blenders to
WGN.
NBC jesse Crawford. or
ganlst 20 WEAF
WGY l7g0I Songs. orchcs-
ira.
NBC Rochester Civic or
cncstra 20 WIZ.
WJR 50l-Talk. Marx or
chcstra.
WMAO t670I-Dan and Syl-
via
.WTMJ le20-sport Flash.
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Landon Ronald's classic. 20 Lovely
Night" viii be sung in duct BY GLADYS
Rice and Lewis James with Nat Shiikret
and his orchestra IN the concert over
WENR and an NBBC network Wednesday.
a. $50 D. N,
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Housekeeping Rooms


ALI. n. 1905 rms. So: single sleeping
rrn IS: run'g va. overstuded. IA. lll0-
Ala n f3ie-Large rm-. kitehenetts.
overstuffed: front sleeping I'm. u. ll49:
Ala n. iOiq-Nice clean. front I'm.
kitchenette.: want respectable people.
1FTIFFONTATNE. II33-HousekeepinE rms.
Modern: everything furnished: reas.
RETLEFONTAINE. 1427-Newly decorated
rms. pri bath. ell furn.. mod. r. 1889
BROADWAY, l546-1 nm. kitchenette.
furn-: also sleeping nm. reason. Il 1913
BROADWAY. l40s-cozv ants. Tedeco-
rated: sinks. private entr. phone. Recco.
BROADWAY, i616-Large rm-. kitchenette;
nicely fur: hot va; redu. Also sleeping.
BROADWAY. ii34-Large. front I'm. and
Kitchen: sink: range; beds. s..
CENTRAL. ais4s-Front up. desirable rm..
kitchenette. furn-: S-rm. apt: down
CENTRAL. 1855 connecting front rms.
everything furn.. sink: reas. Ha- 1891.
CENTRAL. i2o6-Clean. cool, rms. and
kitchenette apt: reasonable. garage.
COLLEGE. i336-2-rm apt. completely
furn.. sink. couple IS, priv. entrance.
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Ruth EttinS brings her heart songs "a
WFBM and the Colombia network
wednesday at .. N. for Music That
Satisfies" with Nat Shilkfet's orchestra.
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Business Opportunities

JEWELRY STOCK. comp: jewelers. bench.
tools. lathe and motor. Ha. 3693-R.
LOOKl-BuSiness cor. storeroom Lot 35x
l35: sacri.. $3.50. owner Oh. 2014-W
OIL STATION, real estate. tanks. pumps:
$4,000 cash handles. DOLL. Kessler
Blvd and Road So. Ia. $685..
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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ESSEX. 1926. COACH. $50.
1faQ N ILLINOIS STREET.
Marmnn BARGAINS

MARMON MOTOR CAh 90, -.
Meridian at 18th. Il. 1888;
PONTTAC-I92s coupe Makes an excel
cal condition: good tires: $40. terms.
c. o WARNOCR Co, si9 z. Wash
ington st. II. 1896.
WHIPPET-ls2s coach; a nice little car.
in good running condition; fuily
equipped good tires. real bargain,
SIS C. o. WARNOCK CO., $40 z. WASH
ington. Ii. 1895.
A WiiIys-Knight. 1923 sedan. Model
u. 1 !: I. ! Q! !.
NfN1 66-A; beautiful blue lnish. black
ItlSfl trim. makes a fine appearance. blue
lfMl mohair upholstery: all good tires.
N8f powerful, quiet. sleeve-valve motor.
#H This car has had excellent care and
MOTORS. NC
sss7 T. Washington 81. r. llI5.
ITO N. Meridian. RI. 2ll1.
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Trucks, Tractors. TraiIers

81 Trucks, Tractors, TraiIers
/ FORD-iz-ton 1929 model with good
tires fnclosed cab. excellent running con-
dition: cheap INTERNATIONAL HAIR
vESTER CO. 1913 Kentuckv Ave II. 5000.
FORDSON-Tractor, completely rebuilt
and repainted: equipped with farm
wheels and tenders. special AZ $3.50.
FRANK HATFIELD CO.
SOS Y Carlrnl Ave RI lev Q126.
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A Suburban and Farms

ROCHESTER. N. 53O-350O W.. 7-rm. mod.
fruit. shrubs. dbl. gar. SIS. Be. 377s-2.
SINGLES rms, Strictly mod full base
ment, shower. soft water: cleo. pump:
dble. gar. s32.5o. 5s21 W. Wash. Be.
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Sunshine. natures great curative. will
be discussed BY DR.. Herman y. Buncesen-
heal commissioner OF Chicago. IN the
Wednesday episode OF his Adventures IN
Heath over WEN ana the columbia
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2.OO-U. S. ARMY band (CBSl.
2 .30-Two Thirty tunes.
3 20 53O-Silent.
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welcome Lewis wsll sing you're Stiil IN
NV Heart" Nat Brusilod viii conduct
Soft Lights and Sweet Music" and Nor
man BrokenShire will appear as the Society
Piayboy Wednesday at $50 D N, over
WFBM and the Columbia network
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rs Business, Office and Desk Space

DESK-Priv. ssffice. reception rm; tele-
phone: steno.: $40. Ii. 1862: He. 1858.
ILLINOIS. N. 2051-Desirable location for
cleaning establishment, can be had as
low as SIS mo. Call Ri. 3473. Rogers.
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Ia Resorts and Cottages

FURN cottages. boats. good fishing. 20
miles from your work. Oh. 1915.
LAKE front lot in Sunset Park. Lake Free
man. clear title: y original cost for cash
or terms. IT. 1914.