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BEREA

d BEREA, Dec. 1S.-A revival IS
to start at Berea Baptist church
Dec. 21, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. L. c. Pearson.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Capps
have moved back to this COM
munity.
. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Garren had
as their supper guests Saturday
hight, Mr.: and Mrs. Bill Searcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Garren.
Of Mud Greek, are visiting the
formers parents.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Edgar Garren are
the proud parents of ! Z pound
daughter. She has been named
Elizabeth Ann,
Mr.. Hugh Capps is improving
after an illness. .. -
Miss Pauline Capps is leaving
for Charlotte today.
Mr.. VIII Johnson hiked to Hen
dersonville Saturday. .
Mrs. Vernon Capps, who has
been very i'll, is greatly improved.
Mr.. and, Mrs. B. w. Garren Wis
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PATTERSON BANQUET.
WILL BE- AT 'R0SMAN

BREYARD, Dec, Is. fSpeciaD
Much interest in Brevard and Ros.
man centers around the annual
father-son banquet, which will be
held at the Rosman high school
Wednesday evening. The mem.
bers of the Future Farmers OF
America club will be hosts to theil
fathers and other invited guests
from Brevard and Rosman on this
occasion. ..
An interesting program has
been arranged for the event, to
be presented by the club mem
bers. under the direction of then
teacher, Prof. B. l.. Lunsford OF
the agriculture department of the
Rosman high school.
Among the invited guests will
be the board OF. county commits
sioners the local school board,
high school teachers, nighEoring
agriculture teachers and club
presidents.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND TO SATISFY
JUDGMENT

North Carolina,
Henderson County.
Leona Capps, Plaintiff
VS..
JOS. D. Bane, Orphelia Bane, ct al,
... Defendants
Under and by virtue of the au-
thority contained in that certain
judgment rendered in the above
entitled action on the 25th day of
March, 1885, by the clerk superior
court Of Henderson county, the
undersigned commissioner will sell
for cash to the highest bidder. at
the courthouse door in Henderson
vile, N. c., at IL o'clock noon on
Monday, Dec. 80, 1885, all the
following described land lying and
being in the county Of Henderson,
in Green River township, on the
waters of Green River, for the
purpose of satisfying, out of the
proceeds of said sale the judgment
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the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Henderson County in the court
house at Hendersonville, North
Carolina, on the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1886, or within ten days
thereafter, and answer or demur
to the petition now on file in said
proceeding, OF the petitioners will
apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the petition in this
cause.
This, December 18, 1895.
GEO. w. FLETCHER,
Asst. Clerk Superior Court.
-1S-Wed-4tp
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Fraud Charged
In Sale OF IVA
Units By Editor
ImAlabamian Says He Was
= Selling Advertising
'@% Instead

i&&% MEMPHIS. Tenn, Dee. IS
i~1UP)-Damaging testimony when
'S% %cross-examination failed to shake
ieswas given in federal court here
i~sy Yesterday against j. Z. tlsrSS' Si,
huntsville, Ala, publisher, ana ms
.ssecretary, E. H. Roach, oXtoru;
Miss, both of whom are ehargSo tS u
,ss,s;tb obtaining money through tne
sale of fraudulent IVA UNITS;
The testimony given by the Iii, III
'sSfour witnesses was SuDS'aI.Ia.s! ~:
the same, Each testified FlereJ i
i;&represented himself as a feae.a.
~ officer who promised that 1or
raTI, dollar invested by citizens
IN, the Tennessee Valley AuthC ritF
the government would match VIII"
- Tbev also said that Roach took
no mart in the ''Sales," They Sa1d
be. would always remain in the car
! and thumb through newspapers
Pierce, publisher of the Hunts
willie, Ala. Daily Register, bases
his. defense on the. claim that ne
was soliciting advertising in con-
nection with the IVA for his pa
per. -... .-,... .- -.
Each of the witnesses. however,
denied that Pierce mentioned ad-
q vertising during his sales talk
Those called to the stand were
Reau Graves, a filling station OPP
orator. of Medina, Tenn; Joe
Mckey. farmer, Humboldt, Tenn,
DIR. d. J. Conyers, Crockett cOun-
ty; and Tom Anderson, merchant,
Upton county. .... -
>, Graves said he was hired by
Rerce to drive him around the
county while he sold the "TVA
pnits." The. other three said they
had given Pierce money in order
g hep get cheap electric power
When he visited thems
10 Luckey testified he gave $40.
DR.. Conyers S25, and Anderson
s100.
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ANNUAL SEAL SALES
GOOD AT BREVARD

BREvARD, Dec. IS. (SpeclaD'
Tbe annual tuberculosis Christmas
sale for Brevard and Transylvania
county is making good progress,
nrder the sponsorship of the Local
Parent-Teacher association.
Sales are made each day IN q
.necialIy arranged booth at the
nostoffice, as well as sold person
aIIy by individuals and organiza,
lions. fI All of the mems and wo,,
mems civic clubs Of the town ano
tbe school children are coopefat,
mo with the P.-T.A. in an attempt
to make this years sales the most
snccessful ever held here.
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tied in this community Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gather Clark
were in this community Sunday.
Mr.. J. V. Pace will enlarge his
buildings at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Capps have
moved to Flat Rock. Melvin john
son is occupying the old CappS
homestead near Berea.
NJ Julian Capps has built a
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as rendered in tsrs, -,
if: BEGINNING d, !" !
the 4. N. Caps Ii. !.
south 69 degrees vst :!
a white oak, a8 C.y;,,
thence north 4I !.ra !!
poles to a stake (, sSS..,'
thence south 76 ,LsrI,!
P. Bishops corrs ~ y.
Is degrees east I'LL; \; !.
ory; thence sov:!G,s.:..
62 poles to a fsi;;a%'a.
line, W. P. Bis:lsg.ss1
east with the Gy}yJ
the Cocran cCa.3,..7
with Cocran's !g!n1
112 poles to ths ~
the same land tslJ
book G5 at page: .Sd1
the records Of itsakj
son county, y. {, u
acres more or less.
This 9th day o.yI
JOHN EWBANk,
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Sb;ps' Shro,,Ss

ShroudS are the ropes fitted IL
pairs. constituting Il part OF the
standing rigging of Il ship. ShroudS
are often made of wire and are
stretched from the masthead OF a
vessel to The sides or to the rims
of top. serving as means OF as
cent and as lateral Strengthening
stays to the maStS. The guys LOT
bracing steamers smoke-StacK'
are sometimes called ShroudS.
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EXECUTORS !

The undersigned,
fled as executor q
Albert Durham. detiai
the County of Henta|
o notify all person; si
against his estate 70 i
to US duly verified Gl
November %, 1886, g.
will be pleaded in b, :
covery. All person! (;
the estate will p!ea2 !
ment to the undegsE:
This the 18th day "
AMERICAN TEs
Charlotte. n. C., ESs-
Will of Albert DH!a:
~!
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Size cf Pearls

Although most pearls do not
vary greatly in size, there Is Il tre'
mendouS difference between t"e
smallest and the largest in exist
oncc. They range all the way IRON
dust pearls" which weigh less
,han 1.o5th of a grain, up to the
,,iont .naragons," one of which
weighs 337 grains. or 500 times
mare Than the average Hearl.-Col'
Iiers Weekly
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Hendersotnuille, Route ;

HENDERSONVILLE, Route g.
Dec. 1S.-Mrs. Vernon Capps, who
has been very sick, is improving.
Hugh Capps, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Devine Capps. who has been
very sick. is. able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Capps, who
have been living at CLASSY Mt,
have moved back home.
Mrs. j. Boiling and small grand
son, George Durant, Mr.. and Mrs,
Arthur Gibbs and lit Aiken were
Sunday visitors at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gibbs.
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BUFFALO TO TRAVEL FAR

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL
PARK, Wyo. (UP).-It's going to
be a long move for one member
of this parks buffalo herd. A
young bull is being. shipped to the
Geological Gardens at Buenos
Aires, Argentina.
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New York's publicity men say
milk gives, a fine complexion
look at babies" Yeah; and look
at little monkeys.
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porch to his home.
Mr.. N Saltz motored through
this community Sunday.
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WAKE UP YOUR
Liver BILE.

HIlhout CaomeI-hnd Y0ul Jump Uul Of Bed b
the Morning Karin 10 Go
The liver should pour out two pounds q
dquid bile into Your bowels daily. II this bile
snot flowing freely. your food doesn't digest
It just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats VI
Tour stomach. You get coEstipated. Youl
Vhole system is poisoned and you feel sour,
r1nk and the Id looks punk.
Laxatives are only makeshifts. A mers
bowel movement doesn't get at the cause. II
iakes those good, old Carter's Little Liver
Pills to get these two pounds of bile flowing
freely and make you feel up and up". Harm.
less, gentle. yet amazing in making bile flow
freely. Ask for Carter.s Little Liver Pills by
name Stnbhornlv refuse anything else. 26c.
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS

NOl he oT - SoW"OiNS
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
HENDERSON COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
]. F. Young, T. A. Young, W. H..
Young, and Sallie R. Shipman,
Petitioners,
VS..
Donald Hill, Lassie Stepp, Georgia
Stepp, Nettie Stepp, Pauline
Stepp, Robbie Stepp, kimsey
Stepp, Jr., Wade Stepp, and
Eugenia Stepp, Defendants.
The above named defendants,
Lassie Stepp, Georgia Stepp, Net
tie Stepp, and Pauline Stepp, will
take notice that special proceed
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Jack Arthur Robbins. s. CITY Hospital,
pulmonary embolism.
Augusta Marks. 60, Central Indiana Hos
'iI Ienora A. Slice. 70. City Hospital, ar
Fm Us Goepper "a. of 3O33 N. Illinois,
cardio vascular renal disease; .4
william Howard Wlnsteo, o.. Methou4SI
Hospital. myocarditis. 49,
william Lynn "a. Ambassador Hotel ny
p~cetatic pneumonia. ..uo,
Henry l. Herod. &C.. OF 2738 Boulevard
pl coronarv occlusion.
Harry Ferrin. a., CITY Hospital coronarv
Nancy Radford. 30 st. Vincents HOS
pital. pneumonia. IONS
Louis C. S-pangenberger. 63. oil looo
Union. carcinoma. +hodiet
William Henry stoves. o.
co paul waters. IS. CITY Hospital. peri
tonitis. a. cs+, uosnita1 sem
'i1 Afra walker, 81, City Hospital, cerebral
hemorrhage. ooon Coroline
cardiovascular renal dlsease. 1enpv
William ]. Teeter, SIS, of 5l67 N. Capitol
coronary occluSlon; ,so, prood-
Luella Stein Fisher. 70. OF loO5 brodu-
wav. chronic nephritis. i
Jesse Stoner. "a, City Hospital perl
Elijah Love. 80. of 2426 Sherman Drive,
Joseph Patrick Todd, 10. of 1913 Roach,
arterioScleroSiS.
Emma J. Stevenson, y. of 1920 Sterling,
arterioScleroSls.
Harry E. Buddenbaum. SO. OF By Greer
chronic myocarditiS.
Harry D. Little. SO. of 6l9 E. New York,
coronary occlusion.
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ANNOUNCE MENTS
Death Notices

SAA
BIDDLE. WILLIAM P.-Husband of Mary
Dugan Biddle, father Of Mrs; Th 1S E
fred Pruitt and william A. Biddle'
Friends may call at the residence. 200
Monoay. Funeral Wednesday $50 from
Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery.
DECAMP. missile Moi 1868 N. Olney-
st. beloved mother of Mrs. Linnie
Darrah, Mrs. Ada Abshier and Mrs. Lois
Hopkins of Indianapolis and Harry De
Camp of Glendale. Cal departed this
life Monday, July 30, age 81. Funeral
notice later. For further Information
call MOORE & KIRK. CH-1006.
GERHARD. MARY ELLA-3146 Washington
Blvd, age SO. wife of edward Gerard,
mother of Eleanor and Archie C. Gerard
and Mrs. H. c. Kinley. passed away at
her summer home. MinerQua, Wis, Friday
evening. July 26. Services at the FLAN-
NER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Tues
day. 10 a m. Friends may call Mon
day afternoon and evening.
MINOR, JULIA ANN-Age SO, wife of
william C. Minor, mother. of Elmer
Kimball, and Edward, Alfred and
Chester Minor. passed away in lions
vile. Ind. Sunday. Funeral from
SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL,
9t6 N. Illinois-st. Tuesday. 2 p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park.
Friends may call at the chapel after 2
p. n. Monday.
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RATES
garding CONTRACT RATES
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Chalmer E. Byrne. %. r. R. S. Indian
apois, plant superintendent, and Alice
Lorous Guilkey. d. No0Iesvlle. Ind
farmer. ana LeOta Brown 81. 1918 Wood
lawn-av, housekeeper.
Dan L. Reynolds. 80. Terre Haute. Ia
borer. ana Charlotte A. Kruzan. So. OF
1902 S. BelmOnt-av. teacher.
oscar Mcbride, 70. Mars Hill, factory
employe. and Margaret Wanl, 20, OF 1929
LaWton-st. beauty operator.
Frank A. Farlow, 81. OF l1l2lz Shelby
81. Inspector. and Ethel M. Hornback. Is,
Of 1913 Fletcher-sv, typist.
Douglas Wnltson. 26, OF 7Ol S. Sherman
DR.. factory employe. and Myrtle NJ. Roo
ing. g. 200 5. Sherman-or, factory en-
Lawrence E. Mclaughlin. %. of 1918 S
IoIbot-st. truck driver. and Dorothea
Hudoieston. Il. 24l2 E. %lltn-st, house
howard F. Mock, 81, of 1923 Herschel-
s.. shop foreman, and Georgeanna Nc
Nicely. II. OF 2O34 Dexter-st. housekeeper.
Ralph Wycoh, IS, of 1907 Kappes-st,
laborvr, and Sylvia NJ Dwinell, 10. OF 1888
Edgar Porter, "a. of 1920 S. Belmont
av. metal worker. and Pauline b. Has
kett. %. Of l443 Lee-st. housekeeper.
Glenn w; Nusbaum; Il. OF 2l0 N. Be-
vIlie-av. laborer. and Mary Jane Har-
ran. 10. OF 1924 Sheparo-st, housekeeper.
Harold o. Bailey. p. Anderson, Ind.
minister. and Charlotte J. Esmon, 10. r.
R indianapolis, housekeeper.
John V. YatskO. "A. o. 500 Hlawatha-St.
J%anItor, and Margaret Harrison. so, of
go Hlghland-av. hOuSekeeper
Andrew G.. Gardner. IS, OF III Roche-st.
houseman. ana Bertha Stewart. 20. OF 2O3O
N. Capitol-av. maid.
Frank Collier Jr. 81. of BIAS Broadway.
clearh, and Rose Kretler. 81. OF 26l9 N.
New Jersey-St. beautician.
Goodnight Young. IL, of 1919 Bellefon-
tame. tool maker, and Florence Hizer. %.
oil 1913 Beietontaine. housekeeper.
Albert Ruble. q. Bridgeport. florist. and
Charlotte II. Meyer. "a. of R. r. Z. Box
583. hOusekeeper.
Berl Hannah, &c. of Oakford. farmer.
ana June Alexander. 81. of 844 N. Cap
itol-av waitress.
Frederick L. Carter Jr.. %. of 1861 N.
Pennsylvania-st. lumber business. and
Louise WINNER. 81. of 1886 N. Meridian
ST. registered nurse.
Frank c. Turrell. %. of 1856 N Capitol
av. attorney. and Gladys E. Grove. 81. of
1916 E. Westinghouse. clerk.
Otto Strawder. 50, OF 1927 w. Ray-st.
foreman. and Ora BeIl Case, 55. of 539
MariOn-av. housekeeper.
Merritt S. Osborn. 81. of $3.50 Graceland-
av, clerk. and Hazel E. Smith. 80, of 7O2
COttage-av. teacher.
worker. and Edith Harvey. is. of s2s
Arbor-av, housekeeper.
Wirth Coon. 81. of Lancaster. o.,
trucker. and Phyllis Harmon, 20. of 52i
n. Libertv-St. waitress.
Clayton L. Wood. "a. of Columbus. O..
mechanic. and Edna 1. Harmon. 18. OF
524 N. Lihertv-st. housekeeper.
Orian L. Hitishew. 25. of 3010 Ker-
wood-sv. clerk. and Thelma J Weist. %.
of 3O1O Kenwood-av. housekeeper.
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Births


William and Ada Mitchell. 2l26 HAYNES.
Louis and Vonnie Floerke, 1907 Church
man.
Paul and Mildred Myers. 1856 Kappes
William and Edna Strong. 1911 In
dianapoliS.
Ralph and Aliulia Saxton. BAL Darnell
James and Mary Beckwith. 260l N
Temple.
Alpha and Jewell Cox. 224 N Traub.
fOntaine.
George and Lenta Burlert. 1910 Conner
Merton and ReSie Grady. Coleman Hos
pital.
Harley and Mildred Griner. Coleman
Hospital.
Burl and Emma Keys. Coleman Hospital
Edward and Beuiah Morris. Coleman
Hospital
Joseph and Elsa Williamson. Co'emar
Hospital.
Charles and Edna Cossell. 4oi0 Cossell
Leo and Dora Cregg. City Hospital
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Building Permits

NJ. G.. Gerdenich. 6l5O E. 9th-st, $4,000.
M. G. Gerdenich. 6i5O E. 9th-st. 5000.
W. A. Stout. 1920 w. Michigan-st, $500,
E. W. Stafford. 43s S o~akland-av, SIS,
one-car garage.
Soconv Vacuum Oil Co.. 23rd-st and
Ralston-av. S25, 600, warehouse.
Frank c.. Iske. AHA Guilford-av. $4,000.
Frank c. Iske. 4717 Guilford-av. 5000
George j. Mayer. 1920 N. Ewins-st,
reroof dwelling.
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WANT ADS

The Times maintains a nignIy cspaDle
force Oi trained A~o-IaKeTS Aole 20
make cOnSt uctlVe ana ueIDfui SuR-
geStIOns sno determined always 10 oe
OF the utmost service to every ad-
y~ertlSer
Your telephone call 70 RILEY 1851
puts YOU m instant touch with one
OF these courteous A~d-IaEerS
II more convenient YOU NAV orlnR
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immediate attention
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VITAL STATISTICS
births

DtiAhS
Robert and Louise Milligan, City Hos
frank and Lillian Parker. City Hospital.
Robert and Martha Hazelgroye. City
James and Francis Tucker. City Hos
Ihom and Fiossie Relelard. City Hos
Harold and Louise Hawkins, City Hos
Charley and Beryl Champion, City Hos
pital.
ROY and Jewell Littreil. City Hospital.
Scott and Lillian Huber, $40 W. 4lst.
Boys
Harry and Angie Sturges. 1923 Hillside
Ernest and Hazel Coope-. 85l River.
f fei9i and ID" irene = ca9ender. Ii4s W. oath.
James and Edna Roberts 2l0 s. Harms.
Bennett and Elsie White. I'LL S. Shelf
John and villa stamm. 2OI7 West Yer
William and Leona Many. st. vincent's
Edward and Helen Burket. ST. vincent's
Harry and Josephine Conway. st, Vim
George and Lena Applegate. Coleman
peter and Dorothy Daley. Coleman Hos
Robert and Gay Dnlman. Coleman
Harold and Norma Gauker, Coleman
Hospital.
Henry and Helen Hancock. Coleman
Hospital.
Fave and Rena McClaln. Coleman HOS
pital.
Glenn and Edith Plymste, Coleman
Hospital.
Herold and Myra Reinecke, Coleman
Hospital.
Harold and Irene schrier, Coleman Hos
pital.
Lowell and Frances Wilson, Coleman
Hospital. at
Robert and jamie Denton. 966 w. 29th.
Carl and Julia Hsggard, City Hospital
Charles and Ruth Miller, City Hospital.
avmon and Dora Day. City Hospital.
Charles and Eileen Smith. City Hospital.
Eddie and Herlena Longford, City Hos
pital.
Paul and Garnet Woodward, City Hos
pital.
Cebie and Harriet O'Banion, City Hos
pital.
Euin and BERTHE Morgan, 5l4 Marion
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AUTO LOANS
SACKS BROS.
20 Months to Pay
3O6 Indiana-Av 2l2 W New YORK
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that sealed BIDS
teriais viii be received BY the Chairman
Of the State Highway Commission OF IN
diana. at his office on the tnlfu lioor.
State House Annex, lO2 North Sehate w.
P. NJ. on the 9th day Of Auguss 80. a.
which time they viii be publicly opened
i Invitation No. SIS: 300 to 1000 tons
Maintenance Aggregate. No. T.. F. Q. B.
Grass Greek. Indiana. or delivered on
s' f6y,t RP1a II No. ssf S. 90 800 to 100 ton.
Maintenance Aggregate; NO r q q:
Lucerne. Indiana. or delivered on state
Road 4n1,t II atiioS Section NS, 81 3: 500 to 1000 tons
Crushed Aggregate. No. 8. F. o. B.. Bloom
field. Indiana
Aggregate. No. 9 and No. 9. F o. B.
Plant at or near Huntington, INDIANA.
Invitation No. SO: 1000 to 1900 tons
belong Indiana. or delivered on State
Invitation No So 400 to 500 tons
Crushed Aggregate. Stag OF Gravel. NO y,
z. o. 3. Lewiston. Indiana.
Invitation No. so. 900 to 100 tons
Crushed Aggregate. No. g and No 9, de-
hvered on Road IS, Sections L & NJ. or
Invitation No. 81: l to S Paving Break
ers and necessary attachments, 2. o. B.
BIDS shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and
specifications Will be furnished free upon
request.
The right is reserved by the Chairman
to reject anv or all bids. or to award
on any combination Of bids that in his
Judgment is most advantageous to the
State of Indiana.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
James d. Adams. Chairman.
TINES WANT ADS cost less than in any
stheT Indianapolis newspaper.
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WANT AID RESULTS
AT II LOWEST COST
IN INDIANAPOLIS
RILEY $751;
WORD RATE

Times Want Ads are SOLO oY HE
WORE You DO not Uay tor part OF .
uue out ONLY tor the nUmoeT OF words
used
This Advancement MAKES Times Want
Ads. more than ever. the uom Want
AoS oil Indianapolis
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TINS WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains OF many
kinds sfe RiSted here daily.
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MachiniSfS
Moving. Transfer. Storage

GEORGE J. EGENOLF-Maehinists. Spe-
cializing. printing ana special mschin-
cry 49, w. South-St LI-62i2
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STORSSE-LocaI. long-diStsnce hauling:
return loads wanted. psrt-load service
OTTO J SUESZ RI-362s. 1851 CHI
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SPECIAL
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or n Dill Is Oaio within ONE WEEH
after billing.
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'PETES" CH-2s7s-Local. overland. Care
ful white men. Prompt service. Any time
CARLETON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOV
ers covered vans reas rates HA-2252
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Is Wanted instructions
INSTR MS

DO YOU REALIZE what 1t means 10 nave
a guaranteed position? We guarantee a
position 10 any one we accept Shorthand.
accounting, comp, dictaphone, tipping.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
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10 Rooms with Board
p Unfinished Apartments

CAPITOL. 1902. NJ rooms. modern. heat
and janitor service; SIS. j. G. McCul-
Tough Agency. LI-5596.
LOCKERBIE-ST. Gle - Cool. clean.
screened. modern; constant hot water:
reasonable. LI-6080.
MERIDIAN. N, 342O-Very attractive l.
bedroom apartment; all utilities fur
nished: $50.
PARK. 2304-Nice 2-bedroom apartment;
porches; reasonable. hin it over.
81 w. ~21ST-Bdrm.. s42. so. GENERAL
APIS. INC. LI-2439.
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General Auto Repairing

ECONOMY AUTO REBUILDING CORP.
ais West Mich ST
Dependable painting ana repairing
P. & r. GARAGE-IoIe n. Capitol: paint
ing. motor tune-up. Reasonable. RI
GENERAL repairing all makes. eaSv terms
Earl GREEN'S RAG $50 Fl
Wavne-aV RI-SSS4
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transportation
HELP al TEL
IL Help Wanted-Female

EXPERIENCED steam table girl; none
other need apply 448 Massachusetts-av
WHITE, 1925; housework; assist with
child. stay nights: small starting wage
1852 Broadway. WA-3767-R.
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Rebuilt

Easements Rebuilt
EASEMENTS built and made dry. UNI
VERSAL WATERPROOFING CO.. CHI
6397. 1880 E. l6th-St
Beauty Shops
MARGUERITE BEAUTY SHOP
Get a milky oil crOouignOle permanent
Plenty Of ringlet ends. tONLY ST. No
waiting. CH-4623 261l E. Wash-st.
CinderS
CINDERS. crushed stone. Sodding. rich
dirt. manure hauling. any kind. He
Cleaners
VAC. CLEANERS MADE LIKE NEw-LoW
cost KNAPP ELECTRIC. s7S Virginia
Contracting
CONTRACTING. general repairing paint
ing. decorating. cleaning. roofing fnSuI
snce R ( M'CREADY & co RI-7276
STUCCO repairing; painting. waterproof
ing. brick. cement. c~aulking. roof re-
pairing. CH-07l6-w-
Painting-RoOfing
Expert workmen. lst-class materials.
H o. L c. Estimates. Insurance. IR-06l6
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% Unfinished Houses

$12. 50-MICHIGAN, E., 526-Dandy s.
room double. near Tech; water paid