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Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04
CANCEL ANNUAL DANCE

COPENHAGEN, Jan. 4. (P-King Christian and Queen Alexandrine of Denmark decided to cancel the traditional New Year ball. No ex- planation was given but the deci- sion was seen as 8 step toward economy.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04

Miss Georgia Willis returned. to Seward on last nights train from Moose Pass. Miss Willis went to Moose Pass a few days ago owing to the Hines of her father who is now very much improved.
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Funeral services were to be held this afternoon in the I. o. o. F. hall under the auspices of the East ern order for Mrs. Rhoda Cooper, who passed away Friday evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04

Fresh Eggs at Brown & Hawkins; delivered twice a week from Seward Dairy.
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Inventory Sale at ]. L. Greaf's Hardware.
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STATE GUARD BANQUET
SET FOR JANUARY Fl
General Benson HOugh to Be Chief
Speaker at Dinner.

Annual banquet of the Indiana
National Guard Association will be
held Jan. 81 in the Lincoln, 1t was
announced today by Major Russell
c. Rottger, arrangements commit
tee chairman.
Guest speaker at the meeting will
be Major General Benson Hough,
federal Judge of Columbus, O., and
commander of the Thirty seventh
Ohio national guard, division.
Major Lloyd M. Friedline, Jones'
boro, association president, will pre-
side, and DR. Carleton M. McCul-
loch. reserve corps colonel and past
commander of the Military Order
of Foreign Wars. will be toastmas-
ter.
The Reserve Officers Association
of Indiana, of which Captain Bruce
L. Peters is president, will join in
the meeting.
Distinguished guests will include
Major General Hugh A. Drum,
Fifth corps area commander, and
Brigadier- General George H. jam
erson, Ft. Benjamin Harrison COM
mander
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BRIDGE STARS
LINING UP FOR
TIMES TOURNEY
Entries Speed Up; Finals to
Be Played Here on
Jan. d.

List Of semi-hnalists in the ma
tional contract bridge tournament
of the American Bridge League,
sponsored in the indianapolis dis
trict by The Times. is growing larger
daily. B. J. Lorts Of Hope, Bar
tholomew county, is one of the latest
to qualify.
Lorts was champion of group
composed Of j. o. Sidener, Robert G.
McDarmond DR.. r. G. Lorts, nellie
Alderman, Edwin Burney, w. A.
Dalmbert and Nina Dalmbert.
He was in some doubt as to his
eligibility, because he is not resi-
dent Of indianapolis, but is duly
qualified. since the tournament is
a District one and Lorts is Times
subscriber.
Semi finals and finals in the
tournament will be held jan and
4, so the victor will have time to
prepare for the trip to st. Peters
burg, Fla, which he wins, and COM
pete against other district winners
for the national title.
There still is time for you to
qualify, although the time is grow
ing short. Just get seven Of your
friends together for an evening of
bridge and name the champion
from that group.
The group winner then is quail
fed to play in the semi-flnals.
There is no entry fee.
If you're fortunate enough to
win the free Florida trip, you need
not be afraid you will hav to play
against experts, as any one now
holding a title is barred, as are
bridge writer's and teachers.
other district winners will be
amateurs, with no more experience
than the local winner.
Mrs. Grace c. Buschmann, we'll
known indianapolis teacher and
PLAYER, will be tournament referee.
Start playing now. You might be
lucky and good enough to win that
Florida, trip and the national
championship as well.
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7. D. SHEERIN new
FOUNDATION TRUSTEE
Appointed by Mayor to Take
Father GaviSk'S Place.

Thomas D. Sheerin has been ap-
pointed to succeed the late Mon
signor Francis H. Gavisk as trus-
tee of the indianapolis Foundation.
it was announced today by Mayor
Reginald H Sullivan.
The new trustee is the senior
member of the firm Of Thomas
D. Sheerin & Co., investment secur-
tiles dealer. He is a graduate Of
Purdue university and a member of
st. Joan of Arc Catholic church. He
lives at 1880 Central avenue.
He is a budget committee member
of the Indianapolis Community
Fund, Children's museum director,
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DEC. p. 1899
ALMOST ANYTHING GOES
Steers Ears Suffers All Kinds Of
Markings in Nevada.

BIZ United Press
RENO, New, Dec. 22.-Almost be-
yond belief are the things done to
IA steers ear in marking the beast.
according to Mrs. Louise Levers,
secretary Of the state board of
stock commissioners.
Mrs. Lewis listed the following
recognized form Of ear marking in
Nevada:
Crop, upper half crop. under half
crop, swallow fork, upper bit. under
bit. under seven, upper seven. slit,
upper slope, under slope. fish hook.
grub, round punch, triangle punch,
square punch. shoe string, crop
under, crop-slit, crop swallow fork.
All the marks are generally used
on the state range lands except
grubbing, meaning cutting of an
entire ear. There is considerable
sentiment against grubbing.
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PARKED CAR THIEVES
ARE SENT TO FARM
Two Negroes Found Guilty, Fined
and Jailed by Judge.

Two Negro car thieves got short
shrift today in municipal court four
when they were found guilty by
Judge William H. Sheaffer of steal
ing a coat from parked car of
Miss Eileen Brennan, Is, of 1888
South Meridian street. daughter of
Ed Bremen, deputy prosecutor.
The Negroes, William Nixon, 20,
Of 957 Coe street, and Charles Mil
Ter, 10, of $50 Coe streret, were ar
rested few hours after the rob-
berry Wednesday afternoon, by De-
tectives Claude White and George
Sneed, who recovered the coat. Nixon
was fined 81 and costs and SEN
fenced to 1870 days at the state penal
farm. Miller received the same fine
and a thirty day sentence. The
Negroes used a short section of pipe
to twist the handles off the car
door.
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JUDGE HITS LAUNDRY
RULES ON DRIVERS
Frees Man and DenounceS
Practice as Vicious.

Laundry companies practice of
forcing their drivers to make good
credit losses was denounced scath-
ingly today by Criminal Judge
Frank P. Baker in suspending a 81
and costs fine and six months SEN
tence in the embezzlement case of
Floyd Pelfrey, TIA East Washing
ton street.
Baker found Pelfrey guilty of en-
bezzling collections amounting to
less than S25. When the defense
brought out that Pelfrey was forced
to leave laundry, whether or not
there was any one at home to re-
ceive it, and pay for any credit
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The usual Christmas tree game Of
hunting the guilty bulb that has
put out the string of lights need
not be played this year, for new
"detector" lamp on the market con-
tinues to glow family when burned
out, while the other lamps remain
dark.
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Exit Morgan

IT'S curtains for Ivan c. Morgan
a when the Republican state COM
mittee holds its next meeting
And they tell me that Don B. r.
win of Frankfort, Fifth district
chairman, Will be next state chair
man.
District chairmen who met here
Tuesday had no desire to Gust
Morgan formally, hut they expect
ed that he would take the none
too gentle mint and angrily shout,
III resign!'
For five ard one-half hours, be-
hind closed doors speaker after
speaker criticised the management
of the Republican campaign, but
Morgan, although squirming I'M
easily, refused to rise to the bait
and quit.
The opposition was in no position
to put The proposed custer to a
vote, because a majority of the
committee did not attend whether
by accident or design is not known
and the eleven present could not
act.
At a rump session held prior to
the luncheon, seven of the district
leaders decided that they would
give Morgan an opportunity to take
the easy way out-by resignation.
= But the millionaire Austin can
ner evidently couldn't or wouldn't
take hint.
Any one attempting to find a
deep-laid political motive for the
antiMOrgan movement will be led
far astray, for there is none.
Exactly one year ago, Senator
James E. Watson came back into
Indiana to reorganize the commit
tee in preparation for the campaign.
He also had to find way to lift
the $4,000 deficit carried over from
the 1880 campaign.
Morgan, as district chairman, had
been eager to get into the limelight
and had the necessary wherewithal,
so Senator Jim grabbed at him and
made the competent Eliza o. Rogers,
then chairman, resign.
But after the millionaire Gamer
was elected, he proved neither
amenable to WatSons commands
nor willing to toss his dough into
the party furnace.
n
1t is true that he worked Wig
orously at collecting funds for the
committee, but little of his own is
shown upon the list of contributors.
Once Morgan got to be chairman,
he began to feel the pricks of ambi-
ton and during the state conven-
ton fancied himself as a possible
Governor choice.
1t also is charged that in spite OF
the fact that the G. o. P. state
platform contained a Wright law
repeal plank, he was one of the
party leaders who counselled the
legislators to vote against the re-
pealer bill in the recent special ses-
sion, and that he also advised
candidates not to mention prohi-
bition.
There are whispers to the effect
that Watson suggested that a
change of chairmen would aid the
party materially in the coming mu-
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Boys Turn Racketeers

BIZ LHitcd Press
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec. o.
Racketeers start young in Sacra-
mento. Allen Harvey, frightened,
told his parents that a neighbor boy
threatened to beat him up" if he
didn't pay 20 cents for protection"
Of his magazine route.
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TIMES

president of the Contemporary
Club, and member of the Public
Health Nursing Association advisory
board.
Appointment Of Sheerin is the
second change in the trustees of the
foundation since its founding nearly
seventeen years ago. The other
change was that necessitated by the
death of Charles Warren Fairbanks,
who was succeeded by G. A
Efroymson.
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losses sustained. Baker denounced
the system as vicious.
Drivers hardly can be blamed for
taking proprietary interest in their
collections when losses the laundry
company should bear are deducted
from the employees wages" Baker
said in suspending sentence.
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Gifts for Needy Families

NOTHING appreciated more than a ton
Of coal. Lowest prices in town. Call
reliable dealer. FEDERAL COAL 90.
cH-22sl.
GIVE a ton OF coal. nothing more paac-
teal and appreciated. Try Duh Brazil
block only $3.50 per ton. MANLY
O'DONNELL FUEL co. HE-139l.
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-2400.
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nicipal campaigns. But, so far,
neither he nor Senator Arthur R.
Robinson has evidenced any interest.
After all, new chairman will be
chosen in 1884, just before the state
convention.
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In the Air

Weather condition at a. M:
Southeast wind, miles an hour;
temperature, 81; barometric
pressure, 3O.5s at sea level; general
dense fog. ceiling, zero;
visibility, is mile; field. good.
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PLY NEW CIFTS


Parker pen and pencil set, S1.95
10 PRICE Diam aeneirv watches anu
DAVID KLOR
1873 S. Illinois st. TA-6442'
COFFEE TABLES, the ideal gift. up to
date, right in style Walnut finished
BAKER x: e T Bros So 81 '' ZIG E. WASH. ST.
JUNIOR LAMPS, Bridge Lamps, Table
Lamps. Special for Xmas. Genuine
potteryabasee liable table lamp s. value e; sac.
LARGE velour seat, radio benches. many
beautiful colorS. walnut frame, S2.95.
VICTOR FURNITURE co.
235-37 w. Wash. st.
MAILING our specially We mail candy to
any part Of the United States.
CRAIG'S
E. Wash. st. 40 N. Penn. st.
SMOKERS, Walnut finished S29S. gift
that will go straight to any mans heart.
BAKER BROS. 219 E. WASH ST.
VELOCIPEDE-Strong frame; spring seat,
heavy rubber tired wheels, rubber pedals.
$3.50 Will make a perfect gift for your
youngest. PEOPLES OUTFITT1NG CO..
1873 W. Washington st.
WINNER ELECTRIC TRAIN outfit. Engine.
cars. station and transformer. $295:
Will make any boy happy. PEOPLES
OUTFITTING CO., 133-135 w. Wash. st.
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Splendid Gift Suggestions With Real Price Appeal
X The Indianapolis Times Locus Palace 7heater
~ Santa's Question Box Contest

deposit entry the Big Xmas Question
lobby of the LOew Palace Theater
All entries be in by the day after the Question
published. there will be box by Santa
GRAND PRIZES will awarded
eligible Times their families
Youc ansen in as desire
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"sTA-KRIsP POTATO CHIP CO." SGT n.
East st. Noodles. Horseradish. Mustard
and Potato Chips. RI-614a.
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A TIP TOP GIFr

TIP TOP GIFT
TIP Top ". Va, No. 5. Gin. block
forked coal. from our yards. at only
S5.25 ton. Delivered. wheeled ( &c
INDdANAPOLIS ICE AND FUEL co.
BLACK GOLD! It IS called as # comes
from the ground. In your oil burner it
IS convenlent-constant: furnishes even
neat al low cost. Let US furnish your
HOOSIER COAL AND OIL co.
HE-1331-1332-l 1893.
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UNREDEEMED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
High-grade guitars Values up to $50
$3.50 up.
SACKS BROS. LOAN co.
3Os Indiana Ave RI-5994.
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R1ry MOTHER WASHER OR IRONER
FOR CHRISTMAS. 10 models to chose
from Priced S29.95 up. Pay pit 80 now
balance next year in easy payments,
40 N Delaware. THOR SHOP. LI-5SS6.
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Landmark Is Eliminated

bU NIICU FFcSS
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Dec. o.
One of the landmarks of western
Nebraska has been torn down. 1t
is the old Union Pacific roundhouse,
once a refuge for settlers when the
Indians went on the warpath.
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Si.9S-Genuine Gladstone Bag. Washable
lining Oridized hardware. side-swing
handles full 24'- size. In black bound
mahogany. Every bag guaranteed TO
give satisfaction. BLOCKS Fifth Floor.
GIVE coal certificates. Good anytime: s.
certificate, S4.75; SO certificate, $3.50
Redeema bic in any kind of coal from
any of our four yards. Let US explain
INDIANAPOLIS ICE AND FUEL co. DR.
24oo.
JUNIOR POOL TABLES. s4.25 UP
Full size for grownups at the price you
want to pay. Recreation at home means
a play house for the family. Terms.
KINGS INDIANA BILLIARD CO., 1851
Southeastern Ave DR-3578. DR-5826.
UNREDEENIED SUITS AND OvERCOATS
Over 500 to choose from. Values up to
$50, 81
SACKS BROS. LOAN co.
sos Indiana Ave. RI-5ss4.
II YOU DON'T FIND what YOU are look
ing for in the want ads today, 1t may
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily.
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Target Practice Hats washing

BIZ United Press
NORTH LOUP, Neb., Dec. o.
Charles Sayre's target practice kept
his wife from having wash day
Chuck" took several shots at the
wood shed and the shot riddled his
wife's washtub, hanging on the in
side wall.
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SANTA and Friedrich The Great are only
with us in spirit, but coal from US VIII
land Greek w Va. sin. forked lump: at
$3.50 a ton. Wheeled and delivered free
is our recommendation as gift 70 your
self FRIEDRICH COAL CO., DR-17s2.
Two Yards. WA-5666.
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Xmas Candies, Desserts and Foods
TOBY's PRODUCTS co.

TOBY's PRODUCTS co.
FOR HoTseradish. Mustard Noodles.
Spaghetti. Marcaroni and Potato Chips
o4o Mass. Ave. RI-5053.
GIVEN FREE-Ye olde English gift box
with one purchase Of a two h. fruit
CAKE. ASK salesman for details. Omar
Baking Co. 901 Z. 10th.
OUR Milk, Butter and Cottage Cheese will
solve your Xmas dinner problems MAY
We serve you In 1893 Yours for health
and happiness. HORNADAY MILK CO.
1447 w. Market.
TRY SEALDSWEET AND MOR-JUCR.
Oranges. grapefruit and tangerines from
Sunny Florida. For a real every day
treat. Sold everywhere.
IF YOU DON'T FIND what you are look
ing for in the want ads today. It NAV
be advertised here tomorrow Read Times
classified ads daily
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WHY not give a beautiful sx12 Armstrong
Rug at only S395. Suitable for any room
in the house. UNITED RUG CO.. 207
W. Wash. ST.
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A new American standard for the
inch has been set: 254 millimeters
a loss of two-millonths of the pre-
vious length.
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ball Whirlpool, Jig-saw. Raoehorse, Mar
ble-Boards. Backgammon. many others
85c up. Jacobs outdoor Shop, is N. Penn.
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1 / ! 81

ACCORDIoNs-Lowe prices. Free Les.
sons. Xmas lay-away. Terms. INDIANA
MUSIC CO., 143 E Ohio, Rm. 228. Paul
H. Rhine. Mgr. LI-4o5s.
A GIFT to the family. ton Of coal. Try
our Omar Island Greek. W. Va. fkd.
in. ID or AKA in. egg $3.50 and s5.25.
Acme-Monon Coal Co. HE-1351.
ENGLISH BULLDOGS. wires and airdales.
Very fine puppies now ready for delivery;
beauty work for pets. VANCE'S KEN
NELS. 3040 Baltimore. CH-2S0O.
FRIEDRICH 1.-THE Great) COAL co. Has
a real present to the people Of Indian
apolis and vicinity. East Ky. No. Gin.
lump, forked coal. S5.25 a ton. Free de-
livery and wheeling. FRIEDRICH COAL
co. DR-1792. Two yards. WA-5666.
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MUSIC BAGS 81. SO
MUSIC STANDS. Observation-Disclosures. 89c
PEARSON PIANO co.
1913 N. Pennsylvania st.
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IMPORTED PORCELAIN FIGURES, now
so much in demand only 75c. A little
gadget that will please. THE H. LIE
Der CO., "a w. Washington st.
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GAMES, books. toys. gifts of all kinds for
the kiddies: big aSsn't. from 10c up.
BORGERS DRY GOODS STORE. 1905
w. Wash. st.
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MIRRORS-Hall and wall mirrors. All
shapes, styles and sizes. gift any
woman would appreciate. 98c up.
BAKER BROS. 219 E. WASH ST.
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silk sheerest chiffon full fashioned ladies
hose 35c pr. 3 pr $1.00. Only at Efroym-
son Bros. 9l8-926 So. Meridian.
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ARABELLA SHIP MODEL, 9sc Here's an
unusual and attractive gift; ideal for
mantel, table or radio. PEOPLES OUT
FITTING CO., 1885 w. Wash ST.
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THIS AID is worth 500 on a brand new
1892 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. RI-5325. 500 Xmas
discount
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BOOTH FISHERIES co,
Quality and service. Always the best for
your money. order by telephone. 80 W
Georgia. RI-l45l
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GET a used car for Xmas. Make tracks
for SACKS. 308 Indiana Ave.
HOT WATER HEATER-Our Christmas
gift to you is a Sl1.70 hot water heater.
installed and given free with each g.
cylinder used Chevrolet purchased from
us until Christmas. Large selection. All
reconditioned. Trade and terms. Present
this ad. HARE CHEVROLET CO., 552
E. Wash. RI-5325
HUDSON, 1882 four-door Std. Sedan. Only
2l0O miles; reposSessed. Can be had for
unpaid balance. New car guarantee and
service. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES, 1868
S. Meridian.
HUDSON, 1880 De Luxe Sedan; ". W,
new tires, paint like new, mohair uphol-
stery Blue book price. 1923. LOSEY
MOTORS, INC. 1888 N. Meridian.
INSURANCE-Did you ever think Of giving
Automobile Insurance as Xmas Gift.
Public Liability. Collision. etc Call and
let US explain. Insurance Dept. LI-7491.
GREGORY 81 APPEL. INC.
NEW, s1OO EDIPHONE TENOR BANJO
and case. now $50 Easy Terms.
PEARSON PIANO co.
1913 N. Pennsylvania st.
NEW MARTIN GUITAR
Regular $40 now SGT So Easy terms,
PEARSON PIANO CO.
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MAKE this book Christmas! Give book
or rental card from HUGHES RENTAL
LIBRARY, 51l Merchants Bank. FOR
MERLY PETTIS. LI-3919.
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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-70s7.
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with velour. practical gift for any
home $50 so. NO MONEY DOWN.
BAKER BROS. 219 E WASH. ST.
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SUGAR SHAKER AND CREAM PITCHER.
75c; Brass Ash Trays. in set. Csc: Tea
Pots, 45c75c Vases, Csc up. JAPANESE
ART STORE. 81 w. Ohio.
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PHOTO FRAMES AND FOLDERS-Leather-
cite. Upward from soc. just the thing
for the person who travels. THE H.
LIEBER CO., "a w. Washington st.
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A PRACTICAL GIFT this year will count.
Holiday prices. Shampoo, set and mani
cure all for Csc. Permanent oil wave, So.
CHARM BEAUTY SHOPPEE, 658 E. 18th.
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A useful GIFT Will COUNT

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.
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ROYAL VACUUM CLEANER 81 down
secures a brand new famous Royal Tor
Christmas; $3.50 model now on sale at
only 1885. Pay only 81 per week next
year. Phone RI-S421. BLOCKS fifth
floor.
sHOES-Boys' Jackknife High Cuts. sls5.
what is Xmas to the boy without High
Cuts? Shop at your nearest Merit Store.
Merchants Bank Basement.
1108 Shelby $50 S. Meridian.
100 S. Illinois. 324 E. washington.
332 w. Washington.
SINGING TEA KETTLE, 81; nickel finish
or all copper Sings while boiling. A
merry gift-that will sing the year thru.
BLOCKS Fifth Floor
sLEDs-FIexible flyers. s1,39 up. Small and
large sizes Great fun when the snow
flys Real Bargains.
BAKER BROS. 2l9 E. WASH 81.
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1881 CHEVROLET Coupel low mileage;
equipped with radio attractivey finished
in a striking maroon. A snappy and
smart looking car. Only S295
CENTRAL BUICK co.
100 W. North st. LI-l995.
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PHONE US for reduced special Xmas ex-
cursion rates to all points
RT-o6ss. l25 w. Market.
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GIVE a 1888 Austin for Xmas. The econ
omy car.
EVANS MOTOR.
18th and Meridian. RI-305l.
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