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Evening star., 1935-02-26
ANTEGAM|NG BILL
FOR CITY PLEDGED
Reed Raps Delay in Prose-
cutions-Right to Vote
in District Upheld.
Assurance of an anti-gambling bill

Assurance of an anti-gambling bill
for the District was given by Repre-
sentative Chauncey w. Reed of Illi-
nois, member of the Crime Commit
tee of the House, in an address before
the North Capitol Citizens Association
last night at Mckinley High School.
Representative Reed stated there is
no adequate law at present to cope
with gambling conditions here.
Certainty of capture and conviction
not the severity of the penalty
deters crime" he stated. Citing sew
eral cases from his personal expert
ence as prosecuting attorney of West
Chicago, ILL.,, he blamed delay in court
proceedings as favoring the criminal
A check by the Government on
criminals released from prison was ad-
vocated and Reed also urged public
cooperation with law enforcement Of
ficials in curbing crime.
Wants District to Vote.
It feel out of place as member of
Congress and of the District Commit
tee when I think of the injustice in
f1icted upon the citizens of the District
in being denied the right to VOTE" said
Representative Reed. Stating that he
thinks it shame that the District
does not have a voice in government,
Reed believes the day is not too far
distant when the citizens of the Dis
trict will be granted the right to vote.
Opposition to legalized gambling was
expressed in a resolution passed by the
association after discussing letter
from the Washington Federation of
Churches, which urged passage.
An increased police force, as re-
quested by Maj Ernest w. Brown,
superintendent Of police. was advo-
Gated as means to suppress crime
and decrease the number of traffic
deaths.
Employment Proposal Accepted.
Endorsement of a resolution whereby
only bona fide residents of the Dis
trict would be selected for public Of
flee here was expressed by the aSSo-
citation in accordance with a letter re-
ceived by the Cathedral Heights
Cleveland Park Citizens Association.
Proposed reorganization of the Dis
erict government and the abolition OF
character education experimentation
in the school system were referred to
the Executive Committee for study.
Will P. Kennedy was unanimously
elected as delegate to the Federation
Of Citizens Associations to succeed
the late William c. Henderson.
A committee composed of George
Whiting, David Miller and John F..
Hardie was appointed by B. ]. Nc
CURL. president, to assist in decorat-
ing the North Capitol area for the
Shrine Convention to be held here
June 8-15.
Harry A Babcock was elected to
membership.
Evening star., 1935-02-26
Fined for Bad Brakes.

Drivers of automobiles with defec-
tive brakes are being fined in Dundee,
Scotland.
Evening star., 1935-02-26

Tomorrow -" Triple Cross" by
Frances Klooch, is a novel variation
of the old theme that deception does
not pay.
Evening star., 1935-02-26

Two big tears trickled down Terry's
round, pink cheeks as she held out
the letter. "Oh. Marge, read it. It's
too terrible! He he's coming
home!" The words ended in a wall
and Terry buried her face in her
handkerchief and wept Mostly.
Marge snatched the letter and read
it hastily. well, grille. you've got
me. Here for three years you've been
raving about this egg-telling me how
grand he is and how much you love
him and how much he loves you.
Lord, I thought you'd be tickled pink
to see him and here you're busting
into tears. I don't make it ouJ!"
Terry sat up, wiped her eyes and
blew her nose. "Oh, but Marge," she
gulped "Look-look at me!'
I'm looking. kid, and there's plenty
of you to look at. I'll admit, but what
has that got to do with it?"
Terry started to sob again. Don't
you get it, Marge? He never saw me
like this. When he went out to Cali
fornia five years ago I only weighed
ITO and now look at me. Just look
at me-185 on the drug store scales
yesterday"
The sobs were threatening to be-
come uncomfortable. See his letter,
Marge? Dear Little Girl he calls
me. That's the way he begins all his
letters, Dear Little Girl Oh. can't
let him see me like this =. simply
can't!'
Marge looked thoughtful. Lets see.
now; according to his billet douX he'll
get in week from today :" She
paused and shook her neatly mar
celled head Nope, it's impossible.
Nothing short of miracle could melt
you down rs pounds in that time"
This declaration was greeted by
fresh outburst of tears Don't say
that, Marge We gotta do something.
it means to me?"
Yeah, honey, I understand, but
you should have thought of that
about 967 hot fudge sundaes ago"
But Terry wasn't listening: she was
emptying dresser drawers, one after
another, on the floor.
Il suppose it's that fat roller-offe
you're looking for Marge remarked
cynically.
It was, and Terry produced it with
triumphant flourish. Browns
Celebrated Roll-it-away, guaranteed
to work wonders. Marge, won't you
please
A moment later Terry's 1875 pounds
was stretched out on the bed, while
Marge stood valiantly over her, beads
of perspiration on her brow, ener-
getically applying the patented roller
Evening star., 1935-02-26
-DAILY SHORT STORY--
CUPID'S CALORIES
Harry Still Wrote Dear Little Girl" for He Hadn't Seen
the Results of Her Fudge Sundae Diet.
BY PAUL MAURICE VEST.

to her roommate's
curves.
For a week Terry
lived on pineapple
and orange juice.
She skipped rope.
She walked to and
from the office
where she worked.
She steamed in
every Turkish bath
in tow n. And
morning and night
Marge pummeled
and pounded her,
a n d a ppli e d
"B row ms Cele-
brated Roll-it-
away" with q ven-
geance. The Roll
it-away was guar
anteed to work
wonders: and it
did. It worked
W on d ers on
Marge!
On the morning
of the sixth day
Marge flung the
Evening star., 1935-02-26
Shaw Learns to Dance.

During recent tour in Continental
Europe George Bernard Shaw took
dancing lessons from a distinguished
artist who happened to be stopping at
the same place. The instructor found
the author astonishingly light on his
feet. "You are the only person who
has ever been able to teach me any
thing" Shaw remarked at the end of
q lesson,
Evening star., 1935-02-26

Get yourself a Bow" for your
worn frock or your new one.
They're smart, new and so
f1attering. Lace and organdy
large size.
Evening star., 1935-02-26
ITALIANS H0NORED

The Senate yesterday passed and
sent to the House q bill to authorize
the President to award the Distin-
guished Flying Cross to Air Marshal
Italo Balbo and Gen. Aldo Pellegrini
of the Royal Italian Air Force in
recognition of the mass flight under
their command from Italy to the
United States and return.
Evening star., 1935-02-26
OIL COMPANY SUED
Woman Claims $4,000 Damages
Incurred at Station,

W
Incurred at Station.
A suit for $4,000 was filed in Dis.
trict Supreme Court today against
the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey
by Mrs. Nancy F. Marsh of 1910 Bel.
mont road, widow Of Chaplain Arthur
Marsh of the 1st Division, alleging
personal injuries.
The suit says that an attendant Of
the Standard Service Station, Eight
eenth and L streets, forcibly detained
her when she attempted to leave the
station after refusing to pay for re-
pairs to a battery, which she says
was guaranteed The incident took
place october 81. She is represented
by Attorney Albert e. Beasley.
Evening star., 1935-02-26

the camp, officials of the National
Capital Parks map out work program
for them.
Evening star., 1935-02-26

Use Grenades on Wolves.
Border guards between Russia and
Poland used grenades in fighting
wolves recently.
Evening star., 1935-02-26

"OH," Theresa !.
~ gasped, and
again, "Oh!"
eye gods, Ter
ry," Marge sur
veyed her room
mate in genuine
alarm. Since
when did a letter
from the long-lost
Prince Charming
of yours start hav-
ing this effect?"
Terry sank down
in. a heap on the
overstuffed chair
and rolled her great
china blue eyes
helDlessly. ooh.
Marge. what'll I
do? What will I
do?"
Marge jumped
up in evaporation.
Good grief! Cut
out the melodra-
mates and tell me
what's wrong. Has
he got typhoid
G11. =
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FIN A N CIAL
50 Personal Loans
LEGAL NOTICES
DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
DEVICES ADOPTED FOR USE UPON
OR IN REPUTABLE CONTAINERS
OWNED BY
n ROBERTS & SONS INC

DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
DEVICES ADOPTED FOR USE UPON
OR IN REPUTABLE CONTAINERS
OWNED BY
VIM H. ROBERTS & SONS. INC.
Notice is hereby given that VIM H
ton having its principal place OF business
in the City of indianapolis, Indiana. IS
the owner Of containers used or designed
to be used repeatedly BY it in the prepara-
ton. transports ton. distribution or sale
of the commodities produced. processeo
az s deat IN by Or tHs ey the SY
it for use upon or in such containers TO
identify and distinguish them as its prop
erty is as follows:
Wm VIM. i i. RO6erts & Sons sons Inc. Indian
.:Roberts Milk"
Roberts Ind'pls.
VIM H Roberts & Sons Indianapolis.
The above listed markings may appear IN
any style of lettering and/or special
The ownership of all such containers so
identified is reserved by thu undersigned.
Dated this 18th day Of June. 1898.
(SeaD VIM H. ROBERTS &, SONS, INC.
BY Guy l. Roberts. President.
Attest: j. Benjamin Roberts. Secretary.
DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
DEVICES ADOPTED FOR USE UPON
OWNED BY
GOLDEN GUERNSEY FARMS. INC.
Notice is hereby given that Golden
business in the City of Indianapolis, Indi-
ana, is the owner OF containers used or
designed to be used repeatedly by it in
the preparation. transportation. diStribu-
ton or sale of the commodities produced.
processed andIor dealt in BY it; that the
vices vices adopted adopted by 1t for use upon or in
such containers to identify aud distin-
guish them as its property is as follows;
Golden Guernsey Farms.
Golden GUERNSEY Farms Inc 1ndi-
annapolis, Ind.
The above listed markings may appear
in any style of lettering and/or special
The ownership Of all such containers so
Identified is reserved by the undersigned.
Dats9 GOLDEN this FSS9 1f eRYN 81 Yq FHRS INC
(SeaA BY Guy Mcfarland. President.
Attest: Greyble Mcfarland, Secretary.
DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
D or IN R Ell ALL F eoNTAiNERs
WIGGAM MILK COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that Thos. B. Wig
gam doing business under the name and
style of Wiggam Milk Company having his
princpaI place Ct business in the City 81 yo6 Of
tanners used or designed to be used re-
peatedly by him in the preparation. trans
portation. distribution or sale OF the COM
modities produced, processed and/or dealt
in by him: that the description of the
names. marks or devices adopted by MN
for use upon or in such containers to
identify and distinguish them as his prop
erty is as follows
Wiggiam Milk Company, 1ndanapo-
lis, Ind.
Wiggam Milk Co. Indianapolis.
Wiggam Milk Co.
Wiggam.
The above listed markings may appear
in any style of lettering and/or special
design.
The ownership Of all such containers SO
identified is reserved by the undersigned
Dated this 18th day of June. 1885.
WIGGAM MILK CO.
BY Thomas B. Wiggam Sole OoWner.
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DESCRIPTION OF NAMES, MARKS OF
DEVICES ADOPTED FOR USE UPON
OR IN REPUTABLE CONTAINERS
OWNED BY
EAST END DIARIES INC

DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
OR IN REFfLLABIE CONTAINERS
OWNED BY
EAST END DIARIES, INC.
Notice is hereby given that East End
Diaries, Inc. an Indiana corporation hay
ing its. PRINCIPAL place Of business in the
owner of containers used or designed to
be Used repeatedly by it n the prepare
ton; transportstion, distribution or sac
and lor dealt in by it. that the descrip-
ton of the names marks or devices
adopted BY it for use upon or in such
them as its ,property is as follows;
East End Diaries InE
East End Diaries Inc Indianapolis.
East End Diaries. Indianapolis Ind
The above listed markings may appear
in any style of lettering AMOR special
design.
identified is reserved by the undersigned
Dated this 18th CAV Of June. 1885.
Seal EAST END DIARIES, INC.
BY r. A. Bulstra, President.
Attest: Gard, Secretary.
DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
p or IN R AP9fItAEiE F ooN TAI
OWNED BY
McKINSTRAY BROS. INC.
Notice is hereby given that Mcklnstray
Bros. Inc. an Indiana corporation having
its principal place of business in the City
OF lndianapoils lndlansi Is me o " rss %
repeatedly by it IN the preparation. trans
portation. distribution or sale of the com :
in BY it; that the description of the
names. marks or devices adopted by 1t for
use upon or in such containers to identity
follows:
McKinstray Bros Inc.
"Wednesday Bros. Inc. Indianapolis.
McKinstray Bros Indianapolis Ind
The above listed markings may appear
in any style of lettering and/o or special
The ownership of all such containers SO
identified is reserved by the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of June, 1885.
(SeaD McKINSTRAY BROS.
BY 2. NJ McKinstray. President
Attest: N. d. McKinstray, Secretary.
DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
or IN REFfTLABIE CONTAINERS
OWNED BY
MODEL CREAMERY
Notice is hereby given that Earl z.
MARBLE and Russell R Moore partners do
ing business under the name and style OF
Model Creamery: having their .pTTi I.;Ia
apolis. Indiana. are the owners of con-
tainers used or designed to be used re-
s6spg 'n dsribnion or sse q the
dealt in by them: that the DESCRIPTION o;
the names. marks or devices adopted BY
them for use upon or in such containers
to identify and distinguish the same as
their property is as follows:
Model Creamery.
Model Cry.
Model Creamery. 1ndpls
Model Creamery. indianapolis. Ind
Model CRY. Indianapolis Ind.
Model Crv. Indp'ls.
The above listed markings may appear
in any stYIe of lettering AMOR special
design.
The ownership Of all such containers so
Identified is reserved by the undersigned.
Dated this 18th dav OF June 1855
MODEL CREAMERY.
~ EaEl Maple, Partner.
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FIN A N CIAL
81 Personal Property Loan
LEGAL NOTICES
DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
DEVICES ADOPTED FOR USE UPON
OR IN REPUTABLE CONTAINERS
OWNED BY

DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
DEVICES ADOPTED FOR USE UPON
NORTHWESTERN MILK co.
Notice is hereby given that Ghas F;
Joseph B. Brown partners doing business
under the name and style of Northwestern
Business BUSH in the Citv OF indianapoiis IN
diana. are the owners of containers used
or designed to be used repeatedly by them
button or sale Of the commodities pro
duced, procesSeo and/or dealt in by them
that the description of the names marks
or devices adopted by them for use upon
or in such containers to identify and dis
tlnguish the same as their property is as
Northwestern Mix Co indianapolis
Northwestern Mix Go. IndpTs.
The above listed markings may appear
in any style of lettering and/or special
The ownership of all such containers so
identified is reserved by the undersigned.
Dated this l25h DAY Sf 1g5e MIR 1g5S CO.
BY j. B. Brown. Partner.
DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
or IN REFfLLABLE CONTAINERS
MUTUAL MILK COMPANY
Company an Indiana corporation having
its principal place of business in the City
Of Indianapolis; Indiana, is the owner Of
containerS used or designed to be used
repeatedly by it in the preparation, trans
portation. distribution or sale of the COM
in bv it: that the description of the names.
marks or devices ADOPTED by it for use
upon or in such containers to identify
follows: '-D'' '--~''' W
Mutual Milk Company. NJ NJ. Co..
Indianapolis.
Mutual Mix Co, indianapolis, Ind
Mutual Milk Co.
Mutual Mix Co. Indianapolis
The above listed markings may appear
in any style of lettering ano/or special
design.
The ownership of all such containers. so
identified is reserved by the undersigned.
Dated this 18th dav of June, 1885.
(Seal MUTUAL MILK CO.
BY D. Spugnardi. President.
Attest e. w Wischmeyer, Secretary
DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
DEVICES ADOPTED FOR USE UPON
OR IN REFd oWAEb B CONTAINERS
sCHAEFER DAIRY CO. INC.
Notice is hereby gTeGn that Scna
having its principal place Of business Inc in
the City. of indianapolis. Indiana. is the
se Of Daed2 by RSfd Rr
transportation. distribution or sale of the
commodities prooYced. ,processsd and/or
QedU III OV III JNdJ U1e OeSCIlpblOn OF
the names. marks or devices adopted by 1t
for use upon or in such containers to
identify and distinguish them as its prop
erty is as follows:
Schaefer Dairy Co, Inc.
Schaefer Dairy Co.
Schaefer Dairy
Schaefer Dairy Co. Inc Indianapolis.
Ind
Schaefer Dairy Co. indianapolis, Ind.
The above listed markings may appear in
any style of lettering and/or special
design.
The ownership of all such containers so
identified is reserved by the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of June. 1885.
(SeaD SCHAEFER DAIRY CO.. INC.
BY Alfred D. Schaefer. President.
Attest: Esther E. Schaefer Secretary.
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heres Ready Market Among for Things You No Need
for
LEGAL NOTICES
TO THE PoLrCYHoLDERs OF

TO liz FULTV TITLTENo Ut
THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
NOTICE Is hereby given that a meeting Of
the policyhoiders Of THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
will be held at the Home Ofioe Of said Com
pany IN the City Of Newark New ersey. on
Monday the Second day Of December. 1855.
at twelve O'Clock noon. for the purpose OF
selecting four persons 10 he voted for by The
policy holders Trustees as members OF the
Board Of Directors at the annual election o.
Directors Of the Company 70 b held on the
Thirteenth day Of January. 1850.
Al such meeting every policyholder OF the
corporation who is Of the age Of twenty-one
years or upwards and whose policy has been IN
force for at least one year last past shall be
entitled 70 cast one vote IN person or by proxy.
EDWARD d. DUFFIELD, Prst1SeHf.
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DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
D 6yy TI5 !, ADOPTED ADO ID FOE OH, USE UPON
TANSY MILK COMPANY
Tansy sr and Theodore Tansy Jri 'T part
ners doing business under the name and
style of Tansv Mix Company. having their
principal place of business in the City of
Indianapolis. Indiana. are the owners of
containers used or designed to be used re-
peatedly by them in the preparation. trans
modities produced. processed and/or dealt
in by them: that the description of the
names. marks or devices adopted by them
identify and distinguish the same as their
property is as follows;
Theo. Tansv
Tansv. Indianapolis Ind
Tshsy Milk Co. Indianapolis Ind
Tansy Mix Co.
Tansy 1ndp'ls
The above listed markings NAV appear
in sny STYLE of lettering and/or special
The ownership Of al such containers so
identified is reserved BY the undersigned.
Dated this 18th dsy 70 q NV 5TRe Ml Is2S. RI
BY Theodore Tsnsy Jr.. Partner.
DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
DEVICES ADOPTED FOR USE UPON
OR IN REPUTABLE CONTAINERS
OWNED By
Notice Is hereby given that G. T. sutton,
G. I. sutton and c. Q. Sutton partners
of Level Acres Jersey Farm. having their
principal place Of business in the City Of
Inoianspolis; Indiana 49, are the owners 81
repeatedly BY them in the preparation.
transportation. distribution or sale Of the
6eat ID Sy e@ Es e dsse4po6 Of
the names. marks or devices adopted bv
them for use upon or in such containers
~ ioentjfv and distinguish the same as
their nrnnerfT = fnll0UE
C O. Sutton q sons Level Acres
jersey Farm. Indianapolis Ind
c. o. Sutton & Sons. Indianapolis
Level Acres jersey Farm.
Level Acres jersey Farm. Indianapo-
Level Acres
Level Acres Mix
Level Acres JERSEY Farm MIX
The above listed markings NAV appear
in any style OF lettering and/or special
The ownership Of all such containers. so
identified is reserved BY the undersigned
Dated tbs tvI 18Th GAY Of sqgs 1872 sspu
By c. o. Sutton. Partner.
DESCRIPTION OF NAMES. MARKS OR
or IN REFTfLABIE .coNTAINERs
OWNED BY
L. n. WEAVER
Notice Is hereby given that L. H. Weaver
Going business under the name and style
of L. H. Weaver having his principal place
Of business in the CITY Of Indianapolis In
diana is the owner Of containers used or
designed to be Used repeatedly e him in
the preparation transportation distribu-
ton or sale Of the commodities produced.
processed and or dealt in BY him. that the
description of the names. marks or de-
vices adopted by him for use upon or in
such containers TO identifv and distinguish
them as his property is as follows:
L. H Weaver.
The above listed markings NAV appear
in any style OF lettering and or special
design.
Tie ownership Of all such containers so
Identified is reserved by the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of June 1895
BY l. Il. Weaver. Sole Owner.
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1t is unlawful for any one,
without the written consent of the
owners of the names, marks and
devices set out in these notices, to
use, buy, sell, give, trade or destroy
Reliable containers so marked and
intended for repeated use by the
owner; or to remove said names,
marks and devices from said con-
tanners. (See Chap. 2O4, Acts 1880.
This law is particularly applicable
to milk bottles.
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APARTMENT ReNHt BUREAU

Nh1Ice hpaFtneuL glauIY ahoNh- Ht-I54o
indianapolis Rental Agency
Furn. and unfUrn apis Free service sno
transportation Ll-54S2
DESIRABLE arm apt Heat water. gas.
garage. iauitor service furnished Newly
decorated SIS and S22 So See 1924 "
state LI-749t GREGORY q APPEL.
INC pa " Penn
The DRAKE. 1850 n Meridian-st A 2
bedroom apt available now. long living
rm. dining I'm. and kitchen; north ex-
posure. Sl25 per mo. including all util-
Itfcs and garage
J. II ALBERSHARDT RI-s844 HU-6l24.
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains of manv
kinds are listed here daily
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M E HDISE
s Household Goods

IS Household Goods
BED" Simmons" rugs vanity dresser
gas range. etc. HAIsiS-W.
ICE BOX-"Herrick" Good condition. Res-
sonaole WA-075s-J.
ELECTRIC refriserators ~ USED: Al
oarg 3323 E. 10th. CH-i44s. open ewes
NEW and used ice boxes. $500 and up
3s23 z. ioth-st. CH-i44s Open evenings
20 Es."-Few new "a floor mOoelS,
greatly reduced. also used Monitor tops
S4ii n illinois-st. TA-iSs0.
ELEC. REFRIG Looks and runs like new
LIST $sa 50 BUYS HOUSEHOLD APPLI-
=. ANCE CO $40 Mass. -av. Open ewes.
fRIGIDAIRE. s Gu. e.. 1885 Model. Good
&C rev. Sell for bal. due HOUSEHOLD
= APPLIANCE CO. 2fo NASSAU. Oper
e''s.
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DESCRIPTION OF NAMES, MARKS OR
DEVICES ADOPTED FOR USE UPON
OR IN REPUTABLE CONTAINERS
OWNED BY
HORNADAY MILK CO.. INC
Notice is hereby given that Hornadsy
Milk Co.. Inc. an Indiana corporation
having its principal place Of business IN
the City of indianapolis Indiana. is the
owner Of containers used or designed TO De
used repeatedly by 1t in the preparation.
transportation. distribution or sale Of the
commodities produced. processed ana Lor
dealt in By it: that the description of the
names marks or devices adopted BY it for
use upon or in such containers TO identity
and distinguish them as its property Is
as follows:
Hornaday Milk Co. Indianapolis Ind
Hornaday Mix Co. Indianapolis.
Hornaoav Milk Co.
Hornaday-Select Milk-Everyday.
Hornaday. Indianapolis.
Hornaday. Indianapolis. Ind.
Hornaday.
HOrnaday Everyday.
The above listed markings may appear
IN any style of lettering andlor special
design.
The ownership Of all such containers SC
identified Is reserved BY the undersigned
Dated this 18th day Of June. 1885.
Seal HORNADAY MILK CO.
BY Robert S. Hornaday. President.
Attest: cecil sgghaRan. Secretary.