davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1932-03-05

~ ETTINGER won his adjourned
x game from Drysdale and con-
tinues with an unbroken string
of victories. Hesse furnished
surprise by winning from Knapp, and
he scored his game with wilkins un-
finished Hickam won from Smell and
Drysdale from wilkins There are two
more rounds. The present standing:
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Team Standing.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Big Print Shop, 63i.
High team set-Big Print Shop, 1890
High Individual game-High. i'll.
High individual set-High. 400.
Most strikes-Kinnihan. So
Most spares-Mischou, at
High game for week-Kinnihan. l56.
High set for week-Kinnihan. 395
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IND game No. 27, occurred in a game

IND game No. 27 occurred in game
IL in the recent London tournament
between S. Flohr, the most prom
ising young European player. and Si-
G.. A. Thomas, former champion of
England: White-K on QKt, @ on %,
R on OB7, Kt on KB4. Ps on KR4,
KKt4, KB2, ks O., QKt2; 10 pieces.
Black-K on KR, @ on K, r on OR,
Kt on @, Ps on KR3, KKt2, KB3, Q4,
OKt5. ORA; 10 pieces. White CFlohr)
played R-K7, whereupon Black re-
signed. Why?
In the thirty-eighth annual tourna-
ment of the Pennsylvania Stat Chess
Association, played at Philadelphia, N
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BALTIMORE EVENT
BEARS ON RATINGS
Barnes, IN Tournament
Named for Hina, Goes for
No. | Spot in u. S. List.
BY FRANCIS Z. STAN.

w yASHINGTON'S bowling
\NI aces get their last chance
' Y this season in major
sweepstakes competition
today on the Tivoli drives, in Bal
timore, where the first annual Ray
Barnes Sweepstakes, named in
honor Of the Oriole City's United
States stakes champion, will be
held.
Except for the national tourna-
ment, to start this month at Nor
folk, Va, no other opportunity for
local pin experts to test their skill
against out-of- town bowling stars
will be afforded. 1t is quite pos
Slble that today'S event will have
a bearing on the national ranking.
Possibly no other bowler in the COM
petition today would relish victory
more than Barnes himself, for the
slim Oriole, should he top his National
Sweepstakes triumph with one in his
own stakes, would be the outstanding
contender for the United States No. /
ranking.
Washington, however, will have a
strong representation in the Barnes
Stakes, headed by Ollie Pacini, at pres
ent the Capitals big hope for the
coveted honor.
At 2:30 o'clock this afternoon the
first f1ve-game block was to be rolled.
The event, a 10-game affair, will wind
up with the shooting of the final block
at 8 pm. tonight.
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Queens Gambit Declined.
HOPPE CLINCHEs HONORs.

DETROIT, March P-Willie
Hoppe clinched first place in the round
robin three-cushion billiard tournament
which ends here today by beating We'll
ker Cochran, so to AZ.
Evening star., 1932-03-05

In the five-man team tournament,
sponsored by the District of Columbia
Chess League, Falls Church won from
the Bureau of Standards, 3ig to y,
and Chevy Chase won from Mod"'
Basin, 3 to 2. The individual scores:
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IERB1E KAscHUB of the Patents

i i No. 2 team of the Commerce
Department League took a turn
at breaking records last night. He
smashed one himself, tied another and
aided his team to break two more.
To start the fireworks, Herbie shot
172 game, which was entered on the
books as an all-time league record.
This helped his teammates to shoot a
COL game, season mark.
All of the Patents bowlers clicked in
the next game with the result that they
smashed their own record game. es-
tablished about 20 minutes before, by
shooting 612 Then Herbie wound up
his set with a 1894 total, which tied
the season mark. With two better-than-
600-games behind them, the Patents
bowlers then rolled 1872, an all-time
league mark.
Tonight the Patents No. 2 pinmen
will entertain the McLarin All-Stars
of Hanover, Pa, in the final block of a
home -and-home match.
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Indian Defense.

Game showing how the mighty can
fall. Fourth game of recent match
between the best masters:
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Chevy Chase, Falls Church and Y. M.
c. A. each have won match and lost
none; Standards has won l and lost l
Agriculture has won 0, lost l, and
Model Basin has won 0, lost 2.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
BY RORBY JONES.

The only man who ever held the Ameri,
can amateur and open championship ana
the British amateur and open champion
ship in one year.
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FAIR-SIZED collection of q

a - obd4o, A1CaA oOdIo dAlO Wdo
expected to open the first annual
Greater District Handicap Sweepstakes
for women this afternoon at Convention
Hall
Although nearly a score of local
girls are in action today on out-of-
town drives, the event is eXpectd to
attract fairly large field. Due to the
large number of girls shooting in other
cities today promoters of the Greater
District Stakes have decided to allow
those women to roll their first blocks
next week.
Five games will be rolled this after
noon, starting at 2:30 pm. The stakes
will continue a week from today at the
Arcadia and wind up March 19 at the
Columbia. Scratch will be 10 and all
girls with league averages under that
figure will be given two-thirds the diff
ference between their highest league
pace and ITO. The maximum handi-
cap, however, is II pins per game.
Over at Alexandria tonight the an
nual Suburban Doubles Sweepstakes
will wind up with the rolling of the
final five games.
Oscar Swain and Milton Crutchly
are in the lead with a total of 1,167.
Five pins behind are Jack Talbert and
Sam Corcoran.
Ford Electric bowlers of the Colum-
bia Heights were to travel to Balti-
more today to oppose the Park Circle
team in special intercity match
The Columbia girls of the Women's
District League also we're to make an
invasion of the Monumental City.
Several other Washington boWlers.
among them Lorraine Gull were down
in Richmond, Va. for a bit of inter
city competition.
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RAISING AMATEUR
MEET QUOTA GOAL
Sectional Bodies Hope for
Greater Entry in Links
Trial Round Here.
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM.

- PECIAL efforts are to be made
by the four golf associations
~ operating in the Middle At
lantic district to increase
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appointment to the "little cabinet. /"
How such appointment would jibe
with Peters own political ambitions
is not exactly known, but the dope
is that he has senatorial aspirations
and expects to enter the race for
the Democratic nomination in 1884
and then campaign against Arthur
r. Robinson.
The risk Of a convention fight and
hard campaign and subsequent sue
cess, are rather nebulouS, while an
appointment such as assistant sec
rotary of some important federal
department or deputy attorney gen.
eral is certainty.
Of course Peters could maintain
his HooSier contacts for the year
and half which will elapSe until
the 1884 delegate election in the
primary, but it also is possible that
absence from the immediate scene
might mean loss of some support
which could be his if he remained
in the state.
Appointment Of Peters to a fed
eral post also might prove a way
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'TH!EY5TELL Ne s. !
9at~Afr~ Gf5T5.5TI5NgSpRRA

They tell me that it was asserted
that because Peters managed the
successful national campaign this
year, his services should be recog-
nized fittingly.
The bid, it is said, was for a post
in the little cabinet" composed OF
assistant secretaries of federal de-
partment and assistant attorneys
general.
The state chairman has main
tanned close and cordial relations
with James A. Farley, national
Democratic chairman, and it is
probable that he would agree to
help the Hoosier leaders by accord
ing Peters recognition through an
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Radio Dial TwiSterS


1880 p. NJ
RDKA tssol--Joys orches-
ira.
KYw Q020l-Canton or
chestra.
CBS-LombaraQ and Royal
Canadians.
WEHR Cs7ol-coIlege Inn or
chestra.
NBc - saIznicks orchestra
WEAF.
WsM l65O)-Dance orches-
ira.
-lO;45 p. M
WMAo (670i-Dance or
chestras.
Ill p. M
KDKA (980) 49, Entertainers.
orchestra.
CBS-Jimmy Cars orches-
ira.
KYW Cl020l Terrace Gar
den orchestra.
WON (72Ol-Kemp's orches-
ira; Russian music.
WGY (790)-Organist.
NBc-Denny's orchestra to
WIZ.
'WSM (650)-Tuneful Tales.
WTAM Ci070l-Dance pro-
gram.
lib p. M
NBC-Anson Weeks orches-
ira 10 WEAF.
lilo P. M
CBs-Ben selvin's orches-
ira.
NBc-Fisher's orchestra to
WEAF.
WON C72o)-McCoy's and
Kemp's orcheStras.
NBC-George Olsen's orches-
ira to WIZ.
-12 Midnight
KNOX (lo9Ol-Dance pro-
gram.
lKYW (l020l-Canton or
cheStra.
lWBBM (77O) - Around thC
Town.
WENR (870)-Dance orches-
/ tras.
1880 A. M
KYW 1020)-Cary's or.
! chestra.
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H0oSIERS JOIN MOVE
Eight State Congressman Promise
to Aid in Slashing Budget.

Five Democratic and three Re-
publican members of the Indiana
congressional delegation are among
forty -four mid-western congressman
who have pledged themselves to re-
duce the 1884 federal budget by at
least $75O,OOO,OOO, it was announced
today.
The pledges were made to the Ma
tional Organization to Reduce Pub
lie Expenditures, which announced
the program and declared that eff
forts are being made to win the
support to the program of other
representatives.
Those who have subscribed are
DemocratS-Eugene B. Grove, Will
liam H. Larrabee, Louis Ludlow
Glenn Griswold and Samuel B. Pet
tengill; Republicans-Fred S. Pur-
nell, William r. Wood and David
Hogg.
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out for the McNutt administration
if there should happen to be any
truth to the reported movement to
change the chairman.
Both McNutt and Peters appar-
emily are maintaining most cordial
relations and the former introduced
the latter in very glowing terms at
the legislative conference here last
Thursday.
But, of course. that was the proper
and obvious thing to do and Nc
Mutt is a Stickler for the amenities
Its very interesting and
curious situation, DR. Watson, and
bears watching"
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ReWardinq Peters

THE deep-chalr political experts
l. down at the Claypool have
figured out what the topic Of con-
versation was with President-E Elect
Franklin D. Roosevelt when Cover
nor-Elect Paul v. McNutt and
Thomas D. Taggart, national COM
miteeman, went to Warm Springs a
couple of weeks ago.
According to these dopesters,
whose principal vacations and avo-
cations happen to be guessing at
motives and intent, the Indiana
pair asked for a federal appoint
ment for r. Earl Peters, state chair
man.
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LEGION LEADER is
CLAIMED BY DEATH
c. A. Thompson Taken;
Rites to Be Held tuesday.

BIZ Times Special
SUMMITVILLE, Ind, Dec. 10. =
Military funeral services VIII be
held at the Christian church here
at 2 Tuesday afternoon for G. A.
Thompson, Eleventh district COM
mander Of the American Legion
who died Saturday.
Mr.. Thompson had served twelve
years in the United States army
having been a soldier in France
Germany, the Philippines and Ha-
waiian islands. He had held every
Office in John Smalley post of the
legion here and was serving his
second term as Eleventh district
commander.
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MONDAY
n p M

- y. M
KYw 1020l-Msrk Fisher
orchestra.
CHS Boswell sisters and
Shilkrets orchestra.
WBBM l70Ol Pollack's or.
chestra.
NBc-Contented program K
WEAF.
- P. M
NBC- Alice JoY TO WIZ.
-9:15 p. M
'KDRA l9s0I Bridge School
tenor.
CHS Easy Aces.
.EBC-viennese tenor tc
WIZ.
$3.50 p. M
KYW I020)-Terrace or
chestra.
.NBC- National Radio Forum
TO WEAF.
WGN C720i Headlines"
WGY (790J ~-WGY Players
One Mans Family"
NBC-ArcheT Gibson. organ
ist to WIZ.
-9:f5 P. M
KDKA (ssOl Bradley Kin
cBs@Myrt and Marge tc
WFBM.
WGN (720) Minstrel Show
1000 p. M
.KDKA l9so)-sports review
XIV C1o2Ol- Sports: news.
Fishers orchestra.
NBC-George Olsen's orch
ira to WEAF
CHS Isham Jones and or
Chestra.
NBc Rollickers quartet tc
.NBc-Amos n Andy t.
wTAM (1o7o) - Sports
studio.
-10:15 p. M
KTHS (l040)-Sports; Jubi
lee choir.
WGN t720l Dream Ship.
NBC-Opera. FRA DiaYalo,
TO WIZ.
WSM (650D - Sports: NB(
program
WMAQ (670) Dan and Syl
via.
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Llndy Suspect Is released

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-William
L Stoltz, itinerant unemployed la
borer, returned to the obscurity of
charity lodging houses today after a
few hours in the limelight as a SIS
pect in the Lindbergh kidnapping. He
quickly proved his innocence and
was released.
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FATHER OF five
GIVEN 10 YEARS
Sentence Imposed on Rob-
Der of Oil Stations by
yudqe Baker.

Frank Hill, 81, of Gil Paca street,
father Of five childrenl was SEN
fenced to the state reformatory for
ten years today when he pleaded
guilty to five filling station robberies
in which the total loot was S54.
Sentence was imposed by Criminal
Judge Frank P. Baker.
He robbed three stations on Nov.
Is and one each on Nov. and 8.
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Lebanon Buslnesses looted

BIZ United Press
LEBANON, Ind. Dec. ia
meat market and two oil stations
were robbed in Lebanon Sunday
night. The loot consisted of $500
from the market and $50 gallons of
gas from the oil companies.
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HIGH SPOTS OF MONDAY NIGHTS
PROGRAMS

3.20-Columbia - Prime Minister
Ramsay Macdonald.
6:30-NBC CWJz) The TWO Marx
Brothers.
7:00-NBC (WJz)-E Toro revue,
Gus Van; Pickens- Sisters.
7so-NBC (WEAF) Lawrence Tib-
bett.
8:00-NBC (WJZ) Minstrel show.
-Columbia-Mills Brothers.
830-NBC (WEAF)-Paul White
man and orchestra.
Columbia Mysteries in Paris.
NBC (WJz) Melody Moments,
guest artist.
Columbia-Shilkret' orchestra
and Boswell Sisters.
10:l5-NBC (WJZ)-Light opera
Fra Diavalo.".
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.6sO p. NJ.

CHS Spechts orchestra and
Three X Sisters
NBC- Melody Kecpsakes K
WEAF.
NBc-Groucho and Chico
Marx TO VIZ.
-H.f5 p. M
CHS Morton Downcy.
EBC-The GoidoerRs z
WEAF.
WON (720i Bridge Club.
WsM 1851 ~ The PickarC
Family.
~ r. M
CHS Jack Smith. Hummins
Birds and orchestra.
NBC - SECONDHAND sketches
to WEAF.
WJR (75ol - Serenadersi
Funniest.
NBc IN Toro revue tc
WIZ.
-5.l5 r. NJ
Chs singn' Sam.
WBBM t170l-Band OF Dis
tinction.
1910 p. M
KYW 1920 DIR. Bundesen
Chandu
CHS Kate Smith
MEG Lawrence T ! b b e I t.
baritone, Days orchestra
10 WEAF.
EBC-Jack Fulton. tenor 70
WIZ.
-7.i5 p, M
CHS FL Manchu mystery
drama.
EBC- Country Doctor tc
WIZ.
-s p. NJ
KYW l020J Terrace or
chestra
MIC ypsles TO WEAF.
MIC Wiener Ministries to
WIZ.
-S:15 r. M
CPS Mills Brothers.
$50 r. M
KYW 1920 quartet; Three
Strings
Obs Mysteries I'm Paris
EBC Paul Whiteman or
chestra to WEAF.
EBC- Melody Moments TO
WIZ.
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Gifts for Needy Families

NOTHING appreciated more than a ton
Of coal. Lowest prices in town. Gail q
reliable dealer. FEDERAL COAL 60.
CH-229i.
GIVE a ton Of coal. nothing more p1ac-
teal ana appreciated. Try Duh Brazil
block: only $3.50 per ton. MANLY
O'DONNELL FUEL CO. HE-1391.
COAL. What more acceptable gift. Golden
Flame Ind, No. 5. in. Eorked lump,
$3.50 a ton. No wheeling charge. Give
practical gifts. INDIANAPOLIS ICE
AND FUEL CO. DR-240o.
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Splendid Gift Suggestions With Real Price Appeal
419 The Indianapolis Times Locus Palace Theote
~ Santa's Question Box Contest

Maryland Street deposit entry in the Big Question
will be the lobby of the Palace Theater
All entries must be in by the day after the Question
published Each day there will be box by
questions the last day the GRAND PRIZES will
All persons eligible excepting Times employees their families
You send in DESIRE
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ACCORDIONS-Lowes prices. Free Les
sons Xmas lay-away. Terms. INDIANA
MUSIC CO., 143 E. Ohio. Rm. 223. Paul
Il. Rhine. Mgr. LI-4088.~
A GIFT to the family. ton Of coal. Try
our Omar Island Creek, W. Va. fkd, 4
in. lp or 2x4 in. egg $3.50 and S5.25.
Acme-AAonon Goal Co. HE-136l.
ENGLISH BULLDOGS. wires and airdales
Very fine puppies now ready for delivery;
beauty work for pets. VANCE'S KEN
NELS, 3040 Baltimore. CH-2600.
FREDERICK CThe Great) COAL co. Has
a real present to the people Of Indian
apoliS and vicinity. East Ky. No. Gin.
lump, forked coal, s525 a ton. Free de-
livery and wheeling FREDERICK COAL
CO. DR-l7s2. Two yards. VASES.
LADY's CIGARETTE CASE with enameled
compact to match, $50. An outfit TO be
proud of. TIE H. LIEBER CO., "a W..
Washington St.
SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE
through classified ads IN The Times
Phone -sd-takeE'' RI B55l during bust
ness hours.
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THIS AID is worth 500 on a brand new
1882 Chevrolet Sport Rroadster; never
been driven; rumble seat. real Xmas
present to him, her, them or yourself.
Trade and terms. HARE CHEVROLET
CO, $50 E. Wash. RISES. 500 Xmas
discount
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WHY not give a beautiful 9x12 Armstrong
Rug at only 1895. Suitable for any room
in the house. UNITED RUG CO.. 207
w. Wash. st.
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WHISK BROOM, Italian; cased Palmetto.
A useful trinket. Will keep his clothes
clean, S275. THE H. LIEBER CO., "A
w. Washington st.
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Xmas Candies, Desserts and Foods

TOBY's PRODUCTS co.
For Horseradish, Mustard. Noodles,
Spaghetti. Marcaroni and Potato Chips.
SAB Mass. Ave. RI-503s.
GIVEN FREE-Ye olde English gift box
with one purchase Of a two 10. fruit
cake. Ask salesman for details. Omar
Baking Co. 90i E. 18th.
OUR Milk. Butter and Cottage Cheese will
solve your Xmas dinner problems. May
we serve you in 1888 Yours for health
and happiness. HORNADAY MILK co.
l447 W. Market.
TIMES WANT ADS MAKE interesting read
ing because interesting bargains OF many
kinds are listed here daily
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EVENING DINNER, 35c-Chiocs Of en-
trees. Includes Soup, Potatoes. Vegetable,
Hot Biscuits or Rolls, Salad, Dessert
Drink. SIZZLING HOT STEAKS.
SHORTS CAFETERIA. COS n. Penna.
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FINE Walnut Cedar Chests. large size with
fancy front STATS.
81 Down
VICTOR FURNITURE co.
235-37 W Wash St
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THOR WASHING MACHINE, repossessed.
Don't overlook these bargains. Just
like new. Priced low.
EQUITABLE SECURITIES co.
544 E. Washington. LI-7087.
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Xmas Shoppers-PIaces to Eat
ROBERTS RESTAURANT

Depression prices and high quality food
due to our Farm to Consumers Policy"
Where the State House eats" Where
the State Farm Bureau eats" where
Newspaper Men listen" ROBERTS RES
TAURANT. corner Ky. Ave. and MARYLAND.
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FLOOR LAMPS, Bridge Lamps, Table
Lamps, CSC up. Parchment shades A
reasonable gift, I'LL that empty corner
BAKER BROS. 219 E. WASH ST
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UNREDEEMED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
High-grade guitars. Values up to $50
$3.50 up.
SACKS BROS. LOAN co.
30g Indiana Ave RI-5ee4.
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WALLERICHS Christmas Special. 1881
RICH CO. RIs4574. $50 N. Meridian nnls st.
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CHARM BEAUTY sHoPPEE. 658 E. 18TH
A USEFUL GIFT WILL COUNT
We have the largest assortment Of low
priced furniture gifts in the city. Out
fitting the home complete speciality
You are always welcome.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION EVERY TUES
DAY. HODGES AUCTION CO., 523-27 W..
WASHINGTON.
ARABELLA SHIP MODEL, 9sc. Here's an
unusual and attractive gift ideal for
manteI, table or Ia ID y, PEOPLES. OUT
CARS STEAM CLEANED
Have his car steam cleaned for Xmas
ROYAL MOTOR INN. 10 E. 9th st. L1-064l
stuffed body head el'G arms 0 and legs move
Nicely dressed in becoming frock.
VONNEGUTS. 100 E. Wash. st.
GAMES. books. toys, gifts of all kinds for
BoRGER's DRY GOODS STORE. zoos
GAMEs-Ping- Pong, Roulette. Chess, Base
ball. Whirlpool, Jig-saw. Raoehorse, Mar
e-Boards. BACKGAMMON, many others
S5c up. Jacobs outdoor Shop, is N Penn.
GOOD USED BALLOON TIRES
SOC, Use, Sl00.
Also 200 Truck Tires; Bargains.
BIT W. Washington. BE-45OO
IDEAL XMAS GIFTs-Finest fresh pure
silk sheerest chiffon full fashioned ladies
hose S5c pr ", 3 pr pr $lOo only at Efroym-
IMPORTED TOYS. 1Oc up. See box sets,
85c-$1 90. Native 7-pc. Tea Sets, 81 co.
JAPANESE ART STORE, 81 W. Ohio.
MAKE this book Christmasl Give book
or rental card from HUGHES RENTAL
LIBRARY, 51l Merchants Bank. FOR
MERLY PETTIS. LI-3919.
MIRRoRs-Han. and wall mirrors. All
shapes, styles and sizes. A gift any
woman would appreciate 98c up.
" MUSIC SA Islands s 90
PEARSON PIANO co.
1913 N. Pennsylvania st.
POCKET MANICURE SETS, SOC. cuticle
scissors, nail file and tweezers in attrac-
tive leather case A splendid gift.
VONNEGUTS, 100 E. Washington ST.
TAKE HOME our own delicious Ice Cream
packed in dry ice, The proper finishing
touch to a delightful dinner
E. Wash. CRAIGS. 40 N. Penn.
TROPICAL FISH. A new fascinating hobby
| and a delightful Xmas Gift. We offer a
most complete selection. See our dis
RI-1O17.
UNUSUAL NOVELTIES for the whatnot
shelf lOc to 81. Favors. tricks and Jokes
| NOVELTY CO., 2 w. Market ST.
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ROYAL VACUUM CLEANER 81 down
Christmas: $s4 so model now on sale at
only 1885. Pay only 81 per week next
year. Phone RI-8421. BLOCKS fifth
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SHOES-Boys' Jackknife High Cuts. S1s5.
What is Xmas TO the boy without High
CutS2 shop at your nearest Merit Store.
Merchants Bank Basement.
ile8 Shelby $50 S. Meridian.
10e S. Illinois. 324 Z. washington.
132 E washington. 155 N Illinois.
$40 W. WASHINGTON.
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CHINE~$29. So down, balance next
year $40 so value. complete with full
set of attachments. Fully guaranteed,
nationally famous make. RI-8421.
BLOCKS Fifth Floor.
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S-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. Covered
with velour. A practical gift for any
home S39. so. NO MONEY DOWN.
BAKER BROS. 2l9 E. WASH. ST.
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THE BEST GIFT OF ALL
Go home for Xmas. We offer the lowest
rates to all points of the u. s. Union Bus
Depot, 1875 W. Market. RI-9666.
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A TIP TOP GIFT

A TIP Tor. GIFT
Tip Top w. Va, No. 5. Gin. block
forked coal. from our yards. at only
RDIANAPoLIs ICE AND FUEL co.
DR-2400.
BLACK GOLD!i It is called as it comes
from the ground. In your oil burner IL
Is convenient-constant furnishes even
heat at low cost. Let US furnish your
next furnace oil
HOOSIER COAL AND OIL co.
HE-133i-1332-1333.
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IMPORTED NOVELTIES and unusual gifts
from all over the world. visit to our
CLAYPOOL NOVELTY STOP, Claypooi
Hotel.
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DOLL CAB-Large roomy with rubber tires,
80 up. Attractive folding writing desk
and chair. s1.95. Sturdy 90 velocipede.