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Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
EINHART TELLS
LIONS CLUB OF
DRY ICE PLANT

Carl Einhart of the dry ice plant
near inland was chief speaker at
this Moons meeting of the Lions
club held at the California hotel.
The speaker discussed the search
for carbon dioxide wells which re.
suited in securing one which is 90 4
per cent carbon dioxide and which
contains the largest supply known
today.
Construction of the plant, manu-
facture of dry ice, its many uses and
advantages over other forms of
refrigeration, the amount of ice
needed to cool trucks, trains, etc.,
were described in interesting fash.
ion. Samples of dry ice were dis.
tributed about the tables. Members
were greatly interested in his talk.
w. H. Rhodes talked briefly on
the Boy Scout campaign, urging
the club to support the movement.
Capt. Hill of the Salvation Army
spoke on its work, introducing
Happy" Jim Ariama. famous singer
who devotes nine months Of each
year to raising funds for the Army.
He is at present in the valley hoping
TO raise a fund of s2600. Ariama
was mderstudy for Caruso for two
years. Members were delighted
with his group of songs and were
interested in learning that he was
3 member of the Albuquerque club.
Melvin King was chairman of the
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
TEN INJURED
IN BUS CRASH

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 4. U.P-
Ten persons were in the Van Nuys
Emergency hospital today as result
of head-on collision between an
automobile and a motorbuS enroute
TO San Francisco.
George N. Ten Elze, of Hunting
ton Park, driver of the car, was
perhaps fatally injured with skull
fracture. Nine occupants of the
bus suffered Lesser hurts. The ac-
cident occurred near Van Nuys, a
suburb.
Injured bus passengers included
Frank Sauza, 26, 2207 10Th street,
Oakland; San Haskins, 10, watson
vile, Calf: Richard Simons, 80,
South Gate, Calf; Robert Lewis,
l8, Mesa, Ariz.; and Ralph Lewis,
James Hart, J. E. Stewart. and Roy
Bassett, Al, bus driver, all of Los
Angeles.
The bus, operated by the United
States Travel club, was demolished.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
Fight On Military
Training Continues

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 4. U.P)-
Despite the United States supreme
court decision supporting compulg-
cry military training at land grant
colleges, Protestant churches will
continue their fight to have Mill
tary science eliminated from col
lege courses. according to Bishop
James c. Baker of San Francisco.
Speaking before the Sacramento
Methodist Episcopal Church Social
union. Bishop Baker, honorary
chairman Of the committee which
carried the case to the supreme
court, said he believed that while
the ruling would be a disappoint-
ment to all the great Protestant
churches it would serve to unite
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
Morgan Funeral
To Be In East

PASADENA, Dec. 4. W.R)--Ihe'
body of Mrs. Elizabeth Morrow
Morgan, sister-in-law of Colonei
Charles A. Lindbergh. was expect
ed to be returned tonight to Eneie-
wood, N. j., for funeral services.
No services were scneduled here
and it was believed the body would
be placed aboard transcontinentat
train tonight for the final journey
to Englewood where Mrs. Morgan
was born 80 years ago. Her moth
er. Mrs. Dwight Morrow, woo" Oh
the late New Jersey senator. ana
husband. Aubrey Morgan, will ac-
company the body.
Mrs. Morgan died in Pasadena
hospital early yesterday of pnei-
nonia which followed an appendix
operation.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
Adams May Return
To Trojan Fold

SAN DIEGO, Dec. d. W.P)-Hobbs
Adams, former assistant football
coach at the University of South
ern California, was advanced today
as a possible appointee to his old
post.
Adams who has enjoyed great
success as head coach at San Diego
high school, may return to Troy
if sweeping developments mater
ialize.'' the San Diego Sun report
ed. The newspaper said Southern
California alumni here favor his re-
turn to help Howard Jones, head
coach.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
IN
BATTLE WITH
THE k|NCF|SH

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. 4. (U.P
-Four expelled students of Huey P.
Longs Louisiana state university
today proclaimed themselves vic
tins in a fight for constitutional
rights and demanded hearings be-
fore the university board of trus-
tees.
Their % co-signers of petition
protesting censorship of the under:
graduate publication, The Reveille,
were reinstated when they signed
an apology. They refused to sign
the apology addressed to DR.. James
M. Smith, university president, and
promptly were expelled.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
0UNTYlBRIEFS

Trial Date Set - Before Judge
Thompson in superior court this
morning Ramon Martinez and Ra-
mon Rivera entered pleas of not
guilty to charges of grand theft.
They will be tried on December II.
DIR. ]. p. Zolot. Dentist. Bank
If America Bldg. Phone $50.
t.th,s-tf
ANY kind Of tr,~s or vines pruned
BY expert, Inquire at 472 Main
street. tu,s-1mo
Tickets to United Artists theatre
are being given away at the Blue
Front Grocery, Tuesday, Wednes-
dav and Thursday. Ats
Pair Given Floaters-John Dick
son, SO, and Jay Benson, 20, ap-
peared in police court this morn
ing for investigation on charges of
Dickson was given 30
day sentence while Benson drew
$40 or 5 days in Jail sentence. Both
were suspended on condition the
men leave town.
Real Good Steaks-Sherwood's,
Fifth and Main. 29tf
Wednesday - Chicken pie day
W II
Tickets 20 United Artists theatre
are being given away at the Blue
Front Grocery, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. 4tS
Woodbury.. well seasoned. Phone
1. Pioneer Truck and Transfer.
tu,th,s-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
Fleet To LedUe
For MoneuUers

SAN PEDRO. Calf. Dec. l. U.P
Shore leave was being withdrawn
today from thousands of bluejac-
kets in preparations for the fleets
departure for tactical maneuvers
and a visit to San Francisco.
The fleet will set out from Les
Angeles and San Diego harbors
early tomorrow. After compare
tive short session of simulated
warfare. it will proceed to San
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
SOVIET SEEKS
|NFORMA AT|ON
FROM SLAYER
BY JOSEPH II. BAIRD

United PIelf Staff Correspondent
Copyright. 934, BY United Press
LENINGRAD, Dec. q. - A corps
OF leading physicians of Leningrad
worked today at the hospital bed
of Leonid Micoliev TO save his life
that he might be forced to tell the
full story of his assassination of
Sergei Maronovitch Kirov, one of
the supreme 10 of Soviet leaders.
Wounded by a self-inflicted re-
volver shot, severely beaten by
guards who arrested him after his
assassination of Kirov, Micoliev was
being saved so he could be executed.
On his story, the lives of many
men depend.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
Court Hearing
Damage Action

Trial of the damage action
brought by D. P. Brooks against R.
NJ Chapman began before Judge
Thompson in superior court this
morning. The trial is to be without
jury.
Plaintiff asks damages of $4,000
for injuries said to have beer re-
ceived by his daughter in an auto
mobile accident which happened on
the highway between Brawley and
Calipatria, June 80 of this year,
Negligence of the defendant is al
legged as causing the accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04

Pcrishable shipments-ShipmentS
Of perishables yesterday, according
10 B. A. HarTigan, agricultural com
missioner. consisted OF three cars
peas, one car greens. one car aSpara-
gu, one car grapefruit.
Dr e. 4. CIemons. dentist pro-
fessionsl bldg Phone GAS
N VI t.
The worlds lowest priced six-cyl-
inder, four-door sedan - Chevro-
let. 2St6
Asks For Probation@Jack King
pleaded guilty to a charge Of fail
ure to provide before Judge
Thompson in superior court this
morning. He asked for probation
and this application will be heard
on December Il.
Elite Home Laundry-443 Euclid
avenue. Rough dry SC ID. Rough
dry flat work ironed &c ID. 14lm
All new 1894 Chevrolet Trucks
and cars reduced $4,000. 2St6
Divorce Complaint Filed On
charges of wilful neglect and de-
sertion, Louella Geurin has filed
action for divorce against Elmer
Geurin. They married August l8,
1919 and separated August Z, 1888,
the complaint states.
DIR. GOble Hurst - Modern chiro-
practic treatments, light therapy.
I. V. Press Bldg. Phone for ap-
pointment.
DR.. A. B. Hanson. dentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone 8S. 9tf
Granted Marriage License =
Francisco Ballesteros. 26, and Qua
dalupe Anarillas, 10, both of Braw-
ley, have been granted a marriage
license at the county clerks Of
flee.
The lowest priced Chevrolet in
Chevrolet history. A big, roony
four door, six cylinder sedan for
$647.20. 28t6
DIR. Arnold Ariaudo, dentist, 246
Professional bldg, Phone s. mwftf
Christmas Photograph Specials
at Hetzels. Make your appoint
ment early. Phone ga 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
Girls Score Win
OUer Local Boys

The stork handed FL Centre boys
& terrible walloping during Nov
ember according to the report of
DR.. Warren F. Fox, city and coun-
ty health officer, only two Of the
IS new arrivals being boys. The
number seemed to be unlucky for
the boys who have held the lead
for several months.
Seven of the girls were white.
two were Negro and there was one
each. Filipino and Mexican. One
Of the boys was white and the other
Filipino.
Five deaths were recorded during
the month.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
Indian, Held For
Federal Hearing

Appearing yesterday before Dor
sey Whitelaw. U. s. commissioner
on two charges, one of possessing
liquor on an Indian reservation and
the other of selling some of this
liquor to an Indian, Warren Null
ford, 40. an Indian, was held to
action of the federal court.
He was remanded to the county
Jail under $500 bond to await his
hearing before the court in San
Diego. He was arrested by Patrick
McGill, assistant Indian agent at
the Yuma reservation.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
MATHEMATICIAN DIES

CAMBRIDGE, England, Dec. F
0J.P)-Sir Horace Lamb, 85, eminent
mathematician died today.
Lamb was a recognized authority
Of hydrodynamics. On questions in
volving the motion of air he gave
valuable assistance to the aero
nautical research committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
GARNER OFF FOR CAPITAL

oAIN ktIV 1ON1O, ItN', DCO' II NO'I'
Vice President John N. Garner
and Mrs. Garner boarded a train
here today for Washington, D. c.
They arrived here early today
from their home at Uvalde, where
the president spent the sum-
mer hunting and fishing and tend
ing his pecan orchard.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
ROYAL BRACELET LOST

LONDON, Dec. 4. U,P)-PrinceSs
Juliana, heir to the crown of Meth
erlancs, lost $4,000 diamond
bracelet when she was here to be
a bridesmaid for Princess Marina
at her wedding TO the Duchess OF
Kent, the Daily Telegraph said to-
day. -
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
EXTEND PLANE SERVICE

LOS ANGELES, Dec. l. U.H-
United Air Lines Saturday will in
augurate airplane service to Aqua
Caliente, extending its present VAN
couver-San Diego route to the
border resort. An. announcement
today said at least three planes will
operate daily to San Diego, one of
which will continue to Caliente.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
Married Women

ACCLAIM CERIANE
Medical Science and the test
of time have proven Certane as
= the foremost method for femi-
nine hygiene. 1t is powerfully
active. yet irritating. Safe
and dependable. Highly recon-
mended by physicians. Conve-
= nient, inexpensive. In cones,
jelly or powder. Splendid also
for minor vaginal irritations
Shirer's Drug Store, Sixth and
Main Streets.
(eFfdne for feminine Hy0ene
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04

them in support of conscientious
objectors.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
v Ma@th@E:

Fair tonight and Wednesday;
continued cool and rather low
humidity; local frost; moderate
wind from the interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04

Francisco. arriving Saturday for q
few week S stay.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
LOCAL TEMPERATURES

data compiled by Howard EN-.
mons, local observer for the United
States weather bureau)
Maximum yesterday ....-.................67
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04
Large Wood-Burning
Wood Heaters

Burns wood and its always
ready to give you satisfying
comfort. A Heater like this
will last a lifetime and al
ways be good looking. Choose
from many styles and sizes.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04

Christmas Photograph Specials
at Hetzels. Make your appoint
ment early. Phone "a. 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04

CeFf6ne for feminine Hyqene
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04

DIR. Arnold Ariaudo, dentist, 246
Professional bldg, Phone s. mwftf
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-04

The lowest priced Chevrolet in
Chevrolet history. A big, roony
four-door, six cylinder sedan for
$647.20. 28t6
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GIFTS FOR HER
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ EaE@ ~ -

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LUEBKING FLORAL co - Christmas
IOth-st. CH-5e25.
BEAUT pillow and afghan s4x5e MRS.
LETT. s. z. cor Meridian and Ohio.
A TRIAL Of mos KEM-TREATED COAL
VIII incline YOU toward its permanent
use. Try furnace chunks at s546 ton.
Lambert Coal and Coke.
HE-l337.
BEAUTY COURSE. s19.s5; lifetime gift
ROYAL ACADEMY, 40l Roosevelt Bldg.
OF YOU-Beautiiully framed photograph,
only 81. PLATT. 7O3 Roosevelt Bldg
A TRIAL Of ENos KEN TREATED COAL
will incline Won toward its permanent
LAMBERT f coAf AND Sh9N COKE she aEl ;S7
woMENs cynthia Arch Support shoes
s29s. J. c. Penney Co. Inc. 80 E
NEW Barton washers balloon wringers
$3.50 terms. HARTMANN s. 3l7 E
DENTIsTRY-New light, naturalQ7 60
looking plates; perfect fit guar-,D i.OU
DR.. O. O. CARTER. 62s K. of P. Bldg.
MOTHERS good soft flexible. comfortable
house shoes. High or low sl.98 to
s498. SHOUTS. 318 Mass. ave.
WRIsIEY TOILET SETS for men and
Ideal Gifts Priced at 9BC
H 2is CUT fRIcE DRUG sToREss
UNREDEEMED DIAMONDs-Beautiful gold
and t n u m mountings, 90 IN
sparkling stone. All kinds. SO. OU
SACKS BIOS. LOAN CO. 300 Indiana
Ave. RI-5994.
YOU'LL fnd HER favorite PERFUME or
FACE POWDER at HAAG'S CUT PRICE
DRUG STORES.
SOLID cedar chest. walnut veneer. only
sl2.95 HARTMANNS, 3ls E. Wash.
POUNDS Of delicious CHOCOLATES IN
Christmas box. 98c at HAAGS CUT
PRICE DRUG STORES.
ANTIQUES-Jowelry at attracuvely low
prices. See our line. MILTON. 2l3 Mass
CHINAwARE-Gifts. ovenvsre. casssroles
pic plates. specials Csc to 49c. CHINA
STORE. 36l w Wash. st.
XMAS moHe7 20 discarded and broken
jeweiry trilke =. HOOSIER. 213 Indi-
ana ave.
VAN-HJETER Z Ish up permanent ave
SO VAN-HUN TEP BEAUTY SHOP.
RI-5932.
ASK MRS. ABEL E spirit d Amour spirit
Of Love- Flower in BOTTLE PERFUME
SHOP. E. Market RI-5S60.
BEAUTY COURSE. $685.: lifetime gift
ROYAL BEAUTY ACADEtd&. 4UI Roose-
welt Bldg.
IS GOOD ODD CHAIrtS 81 a piece
BAKER BROS. 2l9 r. Wash
NEW r. c A. RADiOS- Double trade-in
allow. r 81 r STORES 225 E. Wash
FINANCIAL
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IS Legal Notices
53-a Personal Loans

NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
Notice IS herehv given that bids Will be
received hv the Board Of School Commits
Sioners of the CITY of Indianapolis. IN
diana. az the Boards fee. southwest
the city OF Indianapolis. Indiana. until
II 90 o'clock noon. December 2Sth 1894
when bids viii De opened for the sale of
STA 600 00l of bonds OF said School CITY
Said bonds shall be ia in number and
numbered from l 70 ia inclusive each
Pfe7 i sSa Re daeP D sSm or 81 s 60
and shall bear interest at the rate of
"a Per. cent per annum. which said in
terest shall be evidenced BY interest war
rants OF coupons attached 10 each of said
BONDS maturing on the LIST dav of july
and January IN each year until the princi-
pal shall be paid. the coupon OF july /.
1888; being for interest to that date. Said
ZONES SnaIt mature on January lst Of
eaCn year. oeginnihg cJashuary 1870 ana
mature Of the. principal Of said bonds on
each January LIST until and including jan
uaTY LIST. 1871. the sum OF IS 600 and on
January lSt. 1912. and until and including
January Isl. 1855 the sum OF SIS 900 shall
mature said bonds shall mature on the
7avs aforesaid in the order of their serial
numbers.
Said bonds are being issued for the
purpose Cf raising funds for the con-
strotion OF i4-room addition 70 Broad
Ripple High 5tScoi. located at lIiS East
sixtv-third street. IN the civ Of Indian
BIDS 10 e in sealed envelopes addressed
% the B5srd OF School Commissioners
southwest cosrer OF Meridian ard Ohio
streets. Indianapolis Indiana. endorsed
BID for School Building Bonds OF De
Celuber. 1874
prospectus OF said bonds, form and
envelopes necessary 10 be used in bidding
wia BE- furnished upon application ~ the
undersigned; Said bonds will be issued
BY the undersigned pursuant TO fSlma
corporate action taken By this Board or
September 8. 1884 ana on December E
1884 pursuant 20 the Indiana statute e.
March Q 1881. acts 1881. page 29l.
The fun right IS reserved bv the Board
in us discretion to reject any and al
/ bids No. bid viii be. considered except
I those made on the bid blank attached arl
made Dsrt OF said prospectus.
Each bid shall be accompanied by 6
cashiers check on q responsible Indian
I apoliS bank or trust company or a check
/ certified BY such a bank or trust company
I and payable 20 the order Of the Board OF
School Commissioners OF the CITY Of In
oianapols for al least ; per cent &c.
OF the face lalue OF the bonds bid for
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMITS
SIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIAN
APOLIS.
BY A. r GOOD.
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The Indianapolis Times - Loe7OS Palace Theatre
Santas Question Box Contest

% daily the sending
arranged questions the
QUESTION BOX below
questions carefully then the
advertisements write
Sign your address and mail bring in to The Times
Want Ad Department, 214 West Maryland street.
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GIFTS F6n HIM

GlF IS Fun him Is
2xzxxzxAy xYzgxzSxyzS YxYzs
GUITARS, NEW, $500. LoRENz MUSIC
STORE 20 Pembroke Arcade.
CIGARETTE HUMIDoR. soc. OF simulated
Bskelite Has revolving tray with four
compartments for cigarettes
GoldStein'S, 16 E. Wash st.
BUY his cigars at Haag's. Our
Cigars are always FRESH.
Gg MiTAIe g oq2}0n%ss IS new; 50. oARLIN
MEMS HOUSE sLIPPERs-soft and easy;
| also street shoes. high or low. black or
tan; priced low. STOUT'S. 318 Mass. ave.
GIVE him gift for his office STATION
ERs, INC. 1o7 N. Penn.
NG oid SET sNi f EA 2FoREB IS n wssh
'I SzSSgHz #rE5. 595H4ff7S4. Is
BLOCKS l(5l(I KS TIRE SHOP
1T isn't hard to buy Christmas presents
CO, 4f5 Meyer-Kiser bldg RI-5725 ---'
A LASTING 10y. a pride for ever; a type
writer from WOODSTOCK. 10 N. Penn.
TROUSERS gift. s1.25 up. New suits.
o'coats. $3.50 up. MILLIONS. Iii Ind ave.
XYzYS4&1 x YS y& TX yz xsz 4sz YsA
Is GIFTS FOR THE HOME :
ZaS<z EMEaSSzSa @S@y9
NORGE ELEC, refrigerator; no payments
until March; liberal terms. INDIANA
R Tash H2a@s f IfI4s9o co. 4o7' E.
INSULATE your home now VIM H. HAIR
MON q CO.. lao S. Senate LI-665a.
FREE tube delivery. Expert service 6 E.
DEALER. Irvington Radio. CH162l
us-MoNRoE l. KIMMEL, 7o5 E Goth.
CHAIRS made new by rebottom1ng in cane
hickory or reed. Cali BOARD OF IN
j. H. WHALIN-Electr. serv. II cant
N. H. RI-6058.
FOR HOT FIRE call CLIFF MEIER; Hoo
sier Red Pepper SKA furnace chunks,
TRADE in your old Stove or up to date,
Oil Burning Heater. Baseburner or
Gasoline, Cook Stove c. KOEHRING.
882 Virginia. DR14i7.
| BATHROOM Installed. 8 yrs. to pay:
PLUMBING repairs reas HOWARD DEER.
| PIANO Tuning and Repairs; established
1919. ALBERT WACHSMAN. DR-5367.
MAKE TRACKS TO SACKS" for a used
car to give the family for Xmas. 343 n.
Capitol ave. Open evenings.
NEW 1884 Majestic Radios at u on r.
& r. STORE. 225 E. Wash.
SELL or trade YOUR old gold for Xmas.
Purchase gifts. MILTON. 213 Mass. Ave.
! SHOESl-SHOESI-F best values. COM
| fort and service along with lowest prices
step into any of our modern stores
located at 14O z. Wash. log s. III. 203
| W Wash 259 Wash SCHIFF S
| SHOE STORES.
BRIDGE SETS, coffee tables, card tables
| cedar chests, everything for the home
| GRAHAMS. Clifton at goth ST.
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: GIFTS FOR THE HOME 4
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observation-disclosures
PEOPLES QUITTING co.
ISL w. Wash. st.
THE PRESTO" furnace lighter saves time
and trouble: lights coke quickly and eco
! nomically CITIZENS GAS co. As s. Pa.
CALL US for storm. sash estimates. COR
NELL. 1917 E. 18th. HE-5177.
LET US install gas log OF. radiant, heater
in that empty freplacee. See our ho5loaV
display. CITIZENS GAS co. 40 5. Pa
CALL TALBOT 1901 for Enos KEN Treated
clinkers. ASK for o. MARTIN.
s-PIECE dining room suite; Al shape
1913 1902 S. Meridian.
WEATHER STRIP, bronze strip lI 100;
Tos r low ,0t5 as 21sc IN It, CoHNHAN
LIN oLEUM-speclalL price ,,o during ., PEG &c
Alabama. RI-89S7
FRIGIDAIRE-Th ideal Xmas GIT spec1 q
low terms and liberal allowance L +.
1887,
LoGsDON FUEL e SUPPLY CORP. will
give you better coal and better serVleeie7
when you order Hoosler Reo Pepper
lump $3.50. DR-2900
wen ieng gtfsi' 65c each each CORNELL Io17 E.
18th. HE-5177.
WHICH downtown furniture store sells a
nationally advertised radio without inter.
est or carrying charge? COLONStlAL, o.
course! Which radi9? The ne. stewart VAL
COLONIAL. Al South Meridian.
ODD EXTENSION TABLES $685. BAKER
BROS. 219 E. Wash
USED LIVING ROOM sU1TEs-N1ce.
clean, and ; PC. suites 0 from e 1t9r
BROS BROS ia aGs = '4 Wash 20 ''''' >-'''
NEW pu1ICos for foreign stations. Dbl
trade-in allow. r d r. STORES 40 L.
Wash
IL GOOD used bedroom suites ute in 81 gu
E sASER 4 bR fl9snS Sia 5F0 WASH SO 90
STOVES! STOVES !mSIoyEsi
PEOPLES QUITTING co.
ISL W. Wash St.
Doughty Trans & Storage Co. we spe;;
ci5Iize in overland hauling migrated
furniture. 1912 N Ewing. CH-6662'
DENT1sTRY-Extr actions. filings. clean
i TER Hsy g BATS < 81 SRo b q9 Rf125o
|
charge. Viking MUSIC co. 100 E.
Ohio.
J. MEYER a. co Grocer---Fancy select
brands. 802 East st. we deliver.
RADIOS. special price on f. model LEI FRiG u
Open ewes. BE-05a1.
GIFT FURNITUREz-Larg SELECTIONS; =.
| B. flanagan FURN. CO.. oOtn at ILL.,
| ST. TA-2400.
Electric IrsfTlgerator. Ideal s5no gift 4
for her. FULWIDER SALES. 55U9 L.
| 10th. CH-1449.
RADIOS. RICH & Co.--Trade-ins SO up.
| 1914 Illinois R1-6325.
WE LEAVE everything but the dirt Re
/ sponsible and reliable. The M q.
! COOPERATIVE LAUNDRY 1888 E.
Market LI-379l
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TODAY'S
QUESTIONS
Dec. DIST Questions

Dec. 21st Questions
Winners Announced Mon, Dec. gath
/. Where can you pay next year for
jewelry gifts?
2. Who gives an allowance for old
stoves on new Roper?
3. Where can you get house slippers
while they last at SIC?
4. Where can you get beauty
course for s19s5?
5. Where can you get odd chairs
for 81?
6. Who offers Riddle Kars at soc?
:. Where can you buy a Ludwig
snare drum reasonable?
8. Where can you purchase trousers
for only S1.25 up?
9. Who offers personal engraved
cards?
10. Who delivers a piano for IS
down?
II. Who at RI-161O gives dancing
lessons?
IL. Who offers the Lincoln Library
for Xmas?
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