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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-08
June 7
RECEIVER APPOINTED
FOR REALTY COMPANY
Financial Difficulties Alleged In
Stockholders Suit.

William A. Brennan, realtor, was
appointed receiver for the Washing
ton and Illinois Realty Company
today after a hearing before Probate
Judge Smiley Chambers.
Suit for the receivership was
brought by Mrs. Clara NJ. McGrail,
who is owner of ten shares of the
realty companys preferred stock.
The suit alleged that the COM
pany lis in serious financial diff
ficulty' and was in default on re-
tirable preferred stock, Aug. 10,
1882.
1t also was charged that the COM
pany prevented filing of notice on
officers by a failure TO file corpora
ton reports since 1928"
Brennan's bond was set at $4,000.
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NEW YORK COFFEE FUTURES

June =
RIO
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Bright Spots
By United Press

United Carbon Co. votes conf
dence in business by declaring Is
cent dividend on common stock
after lapse Of two years.
j. c. Penney Co. reports May sales
OF Sl4,432,845, against S12,645,443 in
May, 1882.
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc, reports
business failures in five days ended
June numbered 378, against 554 in
corresponding 1882 period.
O. c. Murphy reports May sales
OF S1,66l ,437, gain of 7.6 per cent
over May. 1882.
j. ]. Newberry Co. reports sales
OF s2,739, 965, against S2,684,32 In
May last year.
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indianapolis Cash Grain

June =
The bids for car lots of grain at the
call of the Indianapolis Board of Trade,
f. o. b.. shipping point. basis 41h New
York rate. were
Wheat-strong; No. l red 73@74c: No.
2 red, 724 73c, No. hard. 670 68c.
Corn-Firm; No. white, 37h@381ac;
No. white. 361a 0371ac: No. yellow. 34s4
@3524c; No. yellow. 3324dS4a4c; No. 8
mixved. S394@ 3494c; No. 4 mixed. 1924 a
3324c.
oats-strong No, white. 22A q 22% c.;
No. white. 214 @22Ac.
Hsy-steady; IF. 0. b. country points
taking 23lac or less rates to Cincinnati or
Louisville. No. l timothy. s55OQ6: No.
timothy S5Q5.5O.
cars. 0"4
Corn-.No 2 white. cars: No. 3 white
cars; No; white. l car: No. white
car; sample white l car; No. yellow
low cars; No. yellow, car: No. 6
yellow, cars: sample yellow l car; No
mixed: car: No. mixed l car: sample
miXeQ, car; Total, 80 cars
OatS-No. 2 white. cars: No white
10 cars. Total. 10 cars
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Births
Girls

Gwynn and Merry Baker. st. Vincents
hospital
Alexander and Jessie Thomson, ST. Vim
cents hospital.
Henry and Lucy Erwin. so5 Buchanan.
Charles and Bonnie Catron. 1049 South
High.
Boys
Claud and Marie Hadden. ST. Vincents
hospital.
Cyril and Virginia Cooling. st. vincent's
hospital.
De Witt and Gladys Young. st. Vim
cents hospital
Lowell and Olive Canary, 271e Ashland
Thomas and Catherine T1tara. 1880
Ludlow.
Villa mand Louise Thodes. 4s5 West
Eighteenth.
George and Amy Hoffman. 1O14 English.
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Deaths

Benjamin Edwards AZ, $40 Pomeroy.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Leonadus R. Chism, II. 2425 Guilford,
carcinoma.
Leota Resell, AZ. Long hospital. cardio
vascular renal disease.
Cecilia Ciune, IS, St. Vincents hos
pital, hypostatic pneumonia.
Ellen Lyons, IS, 368 East McCarty
broncho pneumonia
Emma Burton VanVorhis. 80. 1875 Cen
trail chronic myocarditis.
Carrie Heard, 30, 1909 Cornell. atterio
selerosis
Carrie C. Cullom. 49, 1902 Shelby. bron-
cho pneumonia.
Maggie Florence Wershing so. 1905
Spann. chronic myocarditis.
Lucy Bowen, 81. 2s4 East Ninth. gas
asphyxiation
Sharles Edwin Chaplin, 30, ALL North
Pennsylvania. broncho pneumonia.
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ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN

% Y 2 TTTJU 7 Loo
ST. LOUIS, June Cash grain: Wheat
in fair demand, unchanged to &c higher:
No. 2 red, -7612c; No. 8 red. 7512c dam
aged; No. 5 red, $780, No. l red garlicky
74l2c, medium; No red garlcky, FAC
medium; No 2 hard. Use Corn-In good
demand, p to 1c lower; No. 6 mixed Csc,
No 2 yellow. 422443Ac No yellow. All
42Ac: No. yellow. 391a q Acc; No. l white,
45c; No; 2 white. 44iac. Oats-In good de
mand. 1ac higher; No. white. 26c, nomi-
nal No white. 2512c.
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET
By United Press

Willow Twigs bushel. 81 40ql5O. Straw
berries-Michigan Premiers. IS quarters.
75c q 81: Illinois and Indiana Premiers
and arenas. "a quarts SLABS. Cherries
Illinois. "a quarts. s1.5012 Raspber-
ries-Indiana. Kentucky and Tennessee
ket-Texas: United States No. /: CRYSTAL
White. waxed. bushel si40di50: YELL
low Bermudas. buShel 81 4c1 so; COM
mercials: Crystal White waxed Isl q / IS;
Yellow Bermudas bushel. si9l s.: Cali
tornia: Crystal White. waxse 81 35G
4-sef Eeiiew BeEnaaess sFsaslr e4f9S Q i-sor
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Produce Markets

j., Delivered in indianapolis prices: Hens.
&c. .Broilers: Colored Springers Ia lbs.
Hg lac Spring IL lbs up 1e
horn cox and Leghorn stays. sc. Ducks,
large white full feathered and fat: over
LBS lbs a. 4ci small and coIored, SC. Geese.
zoe; old Guineas 15c. Egs-No. l fresh
country run eggs. &C. Pullet eggs. &c.
g Eaca tu egg case m aus weigh 90 lbs
Quoted By the Wade STO com M mace
BY UNITED PRESS
err pTass n SRnf g d hs6sr r%
ceipts, 28,24O cases; extra firsts. 1l24@
d dae T Tdocpts ldc rte gsts sc B
6hT racep F P 5Ssi t SRSSna spSsSas
513s sTsFss S3sSi es sStra sed6 Fsis
17@l8c standards, 2ls4c. Poultry~Mar-,
ket steady to weak; receipts, 40 trucks;
1S se 1 deS5d I g8o 6 GasRs 7
geese, 6i9c; turkeys. 1O@lSc; roosters,
Sl2c; broilerrs. 16@ 19c; stays. lie. Cheese
lso t59sS tTaafs i8s arr rS
81; shipments, 729; market dull. slightly
stronger; Alabama, Louiana and Missis-
ec arGn sa0 to5Da TTqbm aPe S22 N %
consin sacked Round White and Michi-
gan sacked Russell Rurals, $1.1001.15;
Idaho sacked Russets, $1.65@4.7O.
CLEVELAND. June -Butter-Market
Market, firm; extra, 1312c; current re-
ceipts, 10c; extra firsts, 10lsc Poultry
Market. steady; heavy fowl 11612c; me-
dunn fowl. 1lQ12c; Leghorn fowl, 10c;
| heavy broilers, 18M zoe; Leghorn troilers
12G 15c; ducks, ga 1Oc turkeys, 14G15c;
old roosters. &c. Potatoes-No receipts.
NEW YORK. June 8-Potatoes, easy;
Southern, $1.7503.50 barrel; Maine, 81 1Od
2.25 barrel; Idaho. $1.7502 sack Bermuda
$50 $50 barrel. Sweet enthusiastically
Jersey basket, 75c@2; Southern. basket
$485995.15 sack; Pork-Dyll; mess, sl9.75
Sc 65@ 6.75 100 lbs. Petroleum-Ouiet; New
assist barrel Grease-Ouiet; brown 81
439sc, lb.; yellow, 3l2635sc ID; white,
3S4m412c ID, talloW quiet SPECIAL to extra,
334 a. ga. Common hides, nominal; hides,
city packer steady; native steers. lie;
butt brands. &c; Colorados. 1l3Ac Dressed
ems. 1Io@25c; broilers. l5d24c; fowls il@
poultry-Steady; geese, 6@8c; turkeys. 1Om
15c; ROSTERS &c: ducks. 9015c; fowls ga
lac; broilers. 10M20i2c Cheese-Quiet:
state whole milk fancy to specials, goa
2c; yong America, 15m1514c. Butter
M e1aTss rSr higher than
22l2c; f1rsts 80 to 81 score. 22Q2214c. Eggs
Market, flrmer; special packs. including
unusual hennery selections. 1412M16lsc;
standards, 14G14Ac; firsts, 1879 a l3c /;
seconds, l2c; medium, 12c; dirties. II Fec
checks. 1O1ac; storage packs, 13@14c.
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN


DU CHtttU itSS
TOLEDO. June 7. - Cash grain close
No 2 red, 10 2 @791ac: No. / red, 1c pre-
MUM. Corn-No. 2 yellow 47@48c Oats
No white, .29QS0c. Rye-No. 2, 63@
Sac Track prices. 281ac rate: Wheat
No. red, 75876c No. 2 red. 74@ Use. Corn
No 2 yellow, 42laM43lac; No. yellow.
1204242c. Oats-No. 2 white. 26027c:
No. white. 251a a 2612c. Toledo seed
close: Clover-Cash, $3.50; October, ST so.
Alsike-Cash. $3.50: August, $3.50 Toledo
produce: Butter-Fancy creamery, 26c
70n - =
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. M:
West wind, Is miles an hour; tenn
perature, IS; barometric pressure,
29.91 at sea level; general condi-
tons, clear; ceiling unlimited; Wis
Utility, 10 miles.
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Liberty Bonds
DAIRY MEN TO MEET
Three-Day Session of Central Indi-
ana Farm Operators Planned.

Three-day meeting of central In
diana dairy farm operators will be
held June 10 to 81, inclusive,
Horace E. Abbott, county agricul-
tural agent, announced today. Sew
eral large dairy farms. will be in
Spected.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, June 8.-Stocks ad-
vanced on blocks Of 1000 10 1900
shares at the opening on the stock
exchange today while the Ameri-
can dollar sank to an equivalent of
about 80 cents in terms of the
French franc; cotton futures ruleQ
steady; bonds moved regularly.
United States Steel common stock
made new high since 1881 at Sc,
up 29s points, after opening 1000
shares at 54h, up q.
American Telephone opened at
12llz, up =, and then rose to 1929,
its high for the year
Gold Mine Shares Gain
American Can opened at SO, up
/, and then moved toward its 1888
high. Allied Chemical rose more
than point.
Trading was active with tickers
running late, and quotations abb
breviated to the limit
Buying orders flowed in from all
sections of the country, and some
of them were traced to Europe.
AS the dollar continued its down
trend, demand was focused on
gold mining stocks.
Mcintyre, Porcupine made new
1888 high at S07s, up a point, on a
block of 1000 shares.
Alaska Juneau opened 5000 shares
at 21%I, up 4 and a new high.
Dome Mines opened 5000 shares
at 33, up rs, and a new 1888 top.
Silver Issues Strong
Silver issues also were strong.
U. S. Smelling rose q to 5Oal, a new
high for the year on 1000 shares,
while American Smelling, on sim
liar block, was up * at 363s,
Radio Corporation opened $4,000
shares at 1915, up p, and later
equaled it's high at 1917.
Commonwealth 81 Southern opened
10000 shares at Az, unchanged from
the previous close.
Railroad issues we're strong.
Utilities we're in demand.
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STOCKS CLIMB
ON FLOOD OF
BUY ORDERS
Trading Is Active With
TiCkerS Running Late;
Steel Hits High.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty lndustrials for
wednesday. high 94.38. low 9104, last 92.9s.
up 1903 Average Of twenty rails. 444l.
utilities. 35I5. 80 so 81 10. up 10 Aver
age Of forty bonds 81 60. up %. Average
o. ten Arst rails % o. up 10 Average
Of ten second rails n O5, of 06 Average
OF ten utilities. DISC. up IS. Average Of
ten iudustrials. ? 592. up 81.
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Chicago Futures Range
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, June Cash grain close
7 Hfys corn1No' mixed. 4fAc; No 5
low, 431ac; No 2 yellow 42@4Sc; No. vel
low. old, 44c: No 8 yellow. 391a 4154c
No 4 yellow, 38l2 a. 9c; No yellow, 361ac;
s white S5GS5jac SAMPLE grade, 2Od30c.
Oats-No. 2 white. 251a@ 26c; No. white,
24l2@25c; No. white. 24c. Rye-No. 2.
6034 a 6i34c. Barey-3260c. Timothy
S2.5o@3. Clover-$7 5O@11.5o.
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INDIANA STOCKS
AND BONDS

The following quotations DO not repre-
sent actual bids on offerings, but merely
indicate the approximate market level
based on buying and selling inquiries or
recent transactions
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INDIANAPOLIS WAGON wuv.r

City ghrain elevators are paying IS cents
Ior NO. soft red wheat and 63 cents for
no; 2 hard wheat: other grades on their
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Foreign Exchange
(By Abbott, Hoppin a. Coz
Daily Price Index

By United Press
NEW YORK, June dun g.
daily weighted price
index of thirty basic commodities,
compiled for the United Press:
lA2n-1A20 Aaurana 1nnl
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Chicago Primary Receipts

June L
corn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1915 900
oats ... 49,. $50 900
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STOCKS

Belt Rail & Stock Yards com IS 20
Belt Ran q Stock Yds pfd &c IS so
Citizens Gas com......... II is
Citizens Gas CO pfd Ses.... So ss
Home T q 7 Fl Wayne pfd 7es "a SO
Ind 81 Mich Elec Co pfd 7eo IS 10
Ind Gen Service Co pfd 6Ge SO IS
IND Hydro Elec Co 7se........ 20 25
Indpls Gas Co com .,. 40 as
Indpls Pwr a. 1t 6cs so IS
Indpls Pwr & 1t Co pfd 6izee 7li2 1872
1ndpls Water Co pId 5ec.. SO 95
No Ind Pub Ser Co pfd 5A2qs IS 40
No Ind Pub Ser Co eee.. 36ia 49,
No Ind Pub Ser Co 7ee. Il As
public Sery Go Of Ind pfd SO 10 %
Public Serv Co OF Ind pfd TO 80 43
South Ind Gas 81 Fl pfd &c, so S.
Ierre Haute Elec pfd 6So.... 81 Al
BONDS
Citizens, Gas Co IS 1912 49,. 1874 so3a
home ! 't Is 1873 Heb. ..... s sss s s8
{Tndpis RVS nc S 1857 ,;.;.... q g ]"
Indpls Water Co sc 1860 ...... 80 "a
Indpls Water Co 5lzs 1858. -. 81 1o1
Kokomo Water Works 1853 . 70 n
Lafayette Tel GO IS 1857 ::::.. 81 IS
Muncie Water Works IS 1890. 30 IS
Richmond Water Works 1887. 81 Sc
Terre Haute Water Wk IS 1856 80 81
Terre Haute Wat, VIZ IS 1888. 81 Sc
Traction Terminal Co IS 1857. 40 49
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

June g.
Net balance for June ...... 1910, 1876. 140. 70
Expenditures .............. 8 $50. 643. rs
Customs, reefs. mo- TO date 4 500, $50 20
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Frank White, 81, of HOS East
North street, incurred fracture Of
the left arm and skull injury today
when he jumped from a second
story window Of his home. Police
took him into custody to be held
pending outcome of mental ex-
animation.
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Young Peoples Glass of the Olive
Branch Christian church will pre-
sent a play. The Eighteen Carat
Boob at Friday night in the
church auditorium, Raymond and
PENNSYLVANIA streets.
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Election of new board of direc-
tors will be held July 5 by the Merit
Savings & Loan Association, 1917
South Meridian street.
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A bus load of about thirty Indian
apolis postoffice workers was to go
to Louisville tonight to attend a din
ner in honor of Vincent c. Burke,
former postof1ce inspector, who has
been promoted to first assistant
postmaster general.
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Mrs. Georgia West, so, of S14 DAILY
street, incurred fracture of the left
arm Wednesday in a fall on the
front steps of her home.
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A pushmobile race will be a fea-
ture Of the reopening Of Walnut
Gardens, resort fourteen miles
southwest of indianapolis at Candy,
Sunday. Bob Prietz and his nine
piece orchestra will provide music.
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Severe cut on the left knee was
incurred wednesday by Mary Fleener,
8, of 1903 Bates street, when she fell
on piece of glass.
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Washington and Technical high
schools have been designated honor
schools of the Fifth Corps area for
1888 by order of Colonel w. G.
Sweeney, chief of staff at FIT Hayes,
Columbus, 0.
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Memorial service will be held by
Corinthian chapter, No. 456, Order
of Eastern Star at Wednesday
night at the Evergreen temple, 2515
West Washington street.
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Organization of the American
Federation of Veterans is underway
today at the Offices, $40 Odd Fellow
building. The organization is open
to veterans of any wars and is to
promote unity among former serv-
ice men.
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Announce Winners at
All Achievement Day

Results Of the judging in certain
classes at the All club Achievement
day celebration here last week which
were not ready for publication last
week are as follows:
Individual feeding demonstration,
Raymond Kenney of Paxton, first,
dairy calf and Fred Jones, also of
Paxton, second with a ton litter. First
place wins state fair trip with Sec
ond as alternate.
Janet Kernal was style show queen
with Dorothy Langholz of Lamberton,
second and Phyllis Froland, Vesta,
third. Miss Kernal won first in third
year sewing, class A, with Helene
Langholz, second; Helen Clipson,
Redwood Falls, third and Ruth Tel
lefson, North Star, fourth. In class
B, Eleanor Johnson Of Delhi was
first with Kathleen Brown, Delhi,
second.
Other winners are: p
Group 3, class A: Ruth Wheaton,
grand champion, wins trip to fair.
Ruth Tellefson, second; Janet Kernal,
third and Helen Langholz, fourth.
First year, class All Mae Hoffer,
Swedes Forest first; First year, class
B, Phyllis Froland, Vesta, first; First
year, class B, Ruth Tcrdson, Paxton,
second, First year, class 8, Vivian
Maynard, Delhi, third; First year,
class B, Joyce Ramey, Paxton, fourth.
Second year, class A: Elizabeth
Woodford, Paxton, third and Mary
Mason, North Hero, fourth.
Second year, class B: Dorothy
Langholz, Lamberton, first; Inez
Johnson, Delhi, second; Esther Lee,
Lamberton, third and Thelma Sayre,
Paxton, fourth.
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to the hospital and remained in a
semi-coma the entire night. He was
taken to his home Sunday. Several
Of the ten persons involved sustained
minor cnts and bruises.
Most of the occupants of the five
cars were returning from the Wabas-
SO harvest festival. The whole mix
up happened in a few moments.
Arthur Werner, driver of the first
car, said the five cars and a few more
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were in line and crashed in one to
FIVE order. By the time his car had
halted on the south side of the ditch,
practically the whole thing was over.
Neuschwander's story of the acct
dent disagrees with that of Sheriff
Kise. He believes cars two and five
hit first and that he struck both of
them when he was hit behind by car
number one, car number five going
into the ditch and tipping over.
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Sicily Oil Men Will
Picnic in Ramsey Park

Jess Knowles of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, division manager of the Sicily
Oil company, will be the principal
speaker at meeting of the Sicily
club of the Mankato district to be
held Sunday in Ramsey State park.
Mr.. Knowles is expected to talk on
the NRA and the oil industry. Many
Sicily employees are expected to at
tend.
Other speakers will be Charles Gal
ligan of Minneapolis, branch man
ager and D. F. Atkinson of Mankato,
district manager, A picnic lunch will
be served at noon.
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Morgan, to Redwood Falls where he
received treatment in the hospital
here.
Peterson, who was riding in the
Arndt car, was thrown from the
vehicle as it was turned over when
struck the second time. He sustained
a conclusion of the brain, bad lacera-
tons on his scalp and forehead and
body cuts and bruises.
He was unconscious when brought
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Springfield Champions
of Big Six League

Springfield defeated Sanborn % to
at Wanda Sunday to win the cham
pionship of the Big Six league. The
teams had each won one previous
game of the series.
The winners made 16 hits and took
advantage of IL walks issued by
Gerth. Sanborn collected nine hits.
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ABOUT 40 TO PLAY
IN GOLF TOURNEY

Many golfers are qualifying for.
the annual tournament to be held
Sunday. The course is in excellent
shape and the weather has been ideal
for golf. Indications are that appro-
ximately, 40 members will enter the
tournament.
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FIVE CARS CRASH
CONTINUED from page one)

NOoh11iucu l1Vm page OH0J
Two occupants of car number four,
Ambert Meyer and Elder Christian
son, former residents of Springfield
who now reside in South Dakota, took
the injured man, Clinton Peterson of
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The committee wishes +
those who have not qaa1ifsd that
there is only today left.
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FOR SALE-Typewriter. Al condi-
ton. ]. M. Stewart, Redwood Falls,
MINI. SITS.
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FOR SALE-150 heavy breed pullets,
months old. Reasonable. Call at
Boote's Hatchery, Russell Portinga.
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LOST-Spare tire and wheel. Finder
please return to Richard Cook. Git.
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FOR SALE-PHrebred barred rock
pullets and cockerels, so cents. P. O.
Clements, Clements, MINI. CLIP
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FOR SALE-Rosenthal corn shred
der, new steel four roll, nearly new.
Box SO, Lucan, Minnesota. 9-3p.
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FOR SALE-L. c. Smith typewriter
in very good condition. $500 buys
It. See C. A. Lauterbach. 2tp.
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FOR RENTeLight housekeeping
rooms for high school students. Board
if desired. Mrs. Herman johnson.
Call 2429. 2ts
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Deke light plant, $50
watt. Duncan Electric Store, Red
wood Falls. Clip.
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WORK WANTED-On farm by
young couple. Experience, no chill
dren. Ray Harris, phone 465. Git.
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FOR RENT-A modern heated sleep
ing room two blocks from business
district, soft water for baths, call
1858.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Sleeping room, close
in. Call Mrs. H. F. Hagen. 9-3p
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-08-31

PHOTO FINISHING-Si or eight
exposure films developed and printed
with FREE ENLARGEMENT of best
negative. Super Hi-gfoss Finish only
25c. Reprints Sc. LACROSSE FILM
SERVICE, Lacrosse, Wis. Sept. l
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-08-31

WANTED-To borrow $1,000 on first
mortgage security on 24o acres of
land. A. R. A. Laudon 9-2tp.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-08-31

STOCK and FEEDER CATTLE for
Sale or will place on feeding con-
tract. Can finance responsible par
ties. Clear Lake Agricultural Credit
Corporation, Clear Lake, South Da-
kota. 9-3ts.
Evening star., 1933-09-07
LUGGAGE

1. Msssa,: .!.s.p H::P:
Case ........... @AsI ~
8 Linen Covered 30 NJ
0auare Hat Boxes. &ks1O
3 We0en's Linen.
Covered Week End 81 AS
Csses ..,......... R1sIO
I WenSn's S34.o6 DuRals
Wsfdfeb1 Hat
s:a; :sS.,. IS 'ash.: $l9.95
/ sass Metal-CeyereA
3s-lnsA SAT- csss' Al
oh0pWofn ........... VI
I;s;ss &, s.ss. ".'s'''' IS.
tMain Floor. The Heeht CO..
Evening star., 1933-09-07
WOMEN'S
GLOVES

06 pairs 81 Piaus %
Gloves, white ...... OIS
70 pairy 7oc Fabric
:s:;; Sisis'' s.':: and q. 59c
- peifs S2.6O Real
1its 1ld olSy::' as,,.. black $l.59
IS psirs % Washable Sig
Button Suede Gloves, CT 90
beige ............ %As/o
06 pairs &8 Slx-Button Kid
1:as.! s"i.M0u'a'ss'irs $3.50
(Main Floor, The Hecht Oo.)