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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13
& HARRY CRIMSON

The Chocolate Soldier was virtual ly left at the post as Mate and Twenty Grand staged a magniffceet battle out in front of the pack. Bul the gallant Equipoise, by an effort that never can be forgotten, caught them and sloshed over the finish line a half-length ahead. Twenty Grand was second, head over Mate.
 Ekky Bows Ont-and In
 As 3year-olds, they stepped out together in the Peakness. Mate won it in track record time, Twen- ty Grand finished second after in- reference, . and Ekky was uu- placed. Equipoise then broke down, and in the Kentucky Derby the following week, Twenty Grand smashed the Derby record by near ly two seconds. Mate finished third in the classic.
 The Greentree hoss became g. year-old champion of the year, his Derby triumph being his greatest. But he suffered another defeat by Mate before the year was over, when he finished third to the Bost- wick thoroughbred in the Classic Stakes at Arlington.
 At 4, Twenty Grand was broken down and Mate had lost his form. But a patched-up Equipoise be- came the handicap king of the year. At 5 he also was supreme in this division, and Twenty Grand had been retired to the stud.
 At Ix,rtc AII oSI r. to bother him again. Nevertheless, he generally was recognized as the best of the year among the old sters. Mate had gone to England, where, under excessively high weights, he won one race and placed in several others.
 Happy Reunion
 Then came the Santa Anita Handicap. The $100,0O0 attraction acted as a magnet to draw the three together again. Twenty Grand had put in two years in the stud, but he answered the call and was put back in training, Mate re. turned from England to compete in the rich race, and Eqyipoise " oo opiPpCu WCot IO run.
 Six days before the event, TWen- ty Grand, after several periods of lameness, stepped out against Equipoise for the first time iii years. In the stretch they staged another of their famous finishes. Ekky won, but was disqualified for fouling.
 The three oldsters met for per- haps the last time in the Santa Anita. They finished--Mate sixth, Equipoise seventh, Twenty Grant 10th.
 Thus, it would appear that at last one must write finish to the careers of perhaps the three grandest competitors that ever waged battle against one another. Together they have earned more than $800,000, and the remarkable part of it is they earned a large part of it running against one an- other.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13
IHAMEL DUOSTARS IN VICTORY OF ST ANN ROLLERS
FOur-Man Team Wins Final Holy Name League
 Game

Bowlers in the local Holy Name loop called 1t a season with the final match showing St. Ann's and St. Francis Xavier, at St. Joseph's drives last night. All that remains is the bread-breaking and arrange. ments for that will be discussed at a meeting on next Tuesday eve- ming.
 Showing four rollers against five men the French piled up a score of 613 in the first of last nights contests as Bobby Hamel shot 146, and brother Leo and Edmund Daly came in with 138 apiece. The con- sistent rolling of St. Francis netted them 570. Leo Hamel again came through in the second with 135 while the best that the Xaverites could produce was IA and this by Edwin Beck. Leo rolled 123 in the final bringing his net total to 396. The Slatteryites took the third by a A point margin. The totals were: St. Ann's 1888; St. Francis, 1916. The scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13
Characteristic Meet Planned For Country Club
|TOSS-UP FIGURED
 FOR YALE AND |. HARVARD GAME
Hockey Rivals in PlayOff Game Tonight on BOs-
 ton Ice

Boston. March 13.-(UP)-With the quadrangular Intercollegiate Hockey league championship at stake. Harvard and Yale will meet in the third and deciding game of the series at Boston Garden to- night. Each having won a victory in the previous two games, the re- suit of tonight's contest was re- garded as a toss-up.
 Harvard will probably start a front line of Arthur Duffy, Jr, Fred Mosely and Sam Galloway, Coach Joe Stubbs holding the light "H" line of Tiny Hovenanian, Ben Hal lowell and Dunbar Holmes, in re- serve. Captain Bill Watts and Thornton Brown will start at de- fense posts, and Ashton Emerson in goal.
 The Yale starting lineup will probably include Warren Colby, Dave Stoddard and Charley Mills on the front line; Sid Towle and George Robson, defense, and Cap- John Snyder in the goal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13
hi. Sporting W Wer'a
Ry JOHN A CI.UNEY
The White Angle

Not too long ago you were in. formed here that some of the best schoolboy basketball players of the 1934-35 season developed in prep. aratory schools throughout Con. necticut. Just to give you the coachr's slant on players Benn, Howarth of Taft and Alden White Of Roxbury were asked to give their views on the player situation by choosing first and second teams from groups that each had seen ir action. Mt having seen all the Connecticut prep school teams play this season, Coach White of Rox. bury selected .all-opponent teams which includes a Waterbury boy Howie Neubert of Suffield for the pivot post on the first team az follows:
 First Team
 Hobson, Suffield, right for ward.
 Thompson. Taft, left for ward.
 Neubert, Suffield. center.
 Sweeney, Taft, right guard.
 Masella, Milford, left guard.
 Second Team
 Fischer, Taft, right for ward.
 Leoni, Gunnery, left for ward.
 Michael, Milford, center.
 Crosby, Suffield, right guard.
 Devens, Taft, left guard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13
ParOchial League
 Finale This Week

The parOchial school basketball league winds up its schedule this week with the playing of three games. Sacred Heart. second series champions, will be idle due to their drawing a bye. Following is the schedule of games for tomorrow and Friday:
 Games tomorrow: At Colum bia-- St Margaret vs St Marys. referee, Palladino.
 Games Friday: At St Joseph's hall---St Joseph vs St Francis. re- fierce. Berardi: at Croft--Sts Peter and Paul vs St Thomas, referee, Carney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13
Hartford Druggists
 Shade Waterbury

Six pins was all that separated Hartford and Waterbury Druggists after five games of action yester- day, based on a total pinfall basis.
 Manganaro of Waterbury took hign
 single and three string honors with a single game of 165 and three games of 375 with totals for Hartford showing 1,631 pins against 1895 pins for Waterbury. Presi- dent Will Dupphy's count of 285 won the consolation prize which was a honeycomb hot water bottle. Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13
D0Wnes New Line Coach at B. C.

Newton, Mass, March 13.-(UP) Harry Downes, former Boston college center. and an all-America candidate, has been named line coach at his alma mater by Head Coach John R. (Dinny) McNamara.
 It was also announced that Bill Ormsby, former Brown player who has coached the ends for several years, will be retained in that capacity.
 Downes, at present football and baseball coach at Reading h1gh school, will assume his new duties next fall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13
BOTTLE INJURED HIM

Salem, Mass (UP)-Richard Hurley was crossing the street when he was knocked down by an automobile that didn't stop. AL though not injured by the auto, lie was severely cut on the right thigh when a medicine bottle he was carrying was smashed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13
COLLEGE SPORTS

New Haven, Conn, March 13.- (UP)-Members of the Yale var sity crew reported at the training table today, commencing the con- ditioning period for the spring schedule.
 All crews have had pull on the Housatnic this week. The fresh- men put four shells in the water yesterday afternoon, with the first boat stroked by Logan Robertson, Asheville, N. c. The workout was a mile and half upstream. There were 23 new candidates.
 Snow threatened to postpone to- days practice, scheduled to send 18 crews for a short paddle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13
METEOR UNCOVERED

odessa, Neb (UP)--A 26-pound meteor, almost buried by the force of impact as 1t crashed to earth, was uncovered in a heid near here by Earl Turner, Odessa farniers The formation was n inches long by eight wide.
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BOSTON COLLEGE

Newton, Mass, March 13.-(UP) Boston College has been added to the, schedule of the Leland stan ford university baseball team s
 eastern trip this spring. The gamc will be played May { at Alumni field here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13
SPRINGFIELD

Springfield, Mass, March 13.-- (UP)-Sven Rosengrer of Woburn, f75-pound sophomore, has been elected. captain of next years Springfield College wrestling team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13
This And That

Freddy Hall, the ghost of Gerald Chapman was thrown into quite a discussion last night at Ashley club headquarters on East Main street, relative to the possibility of Sena- tor Joe Lawlor's horse-racing bill which came up yesterday at Hart ford, becoming law in Connecticut. "To stir up interest,"" suggested Herr Hall, who is daily devotee of the oat destroyers, 'why not have the racing commission guar antee couple of long-shot win- ners week until the boys get on their feet again." Sure, Freddy, why not?
 Should you desire a new
 kind of sports entertainment,
 if you are not a natatorium'
 nut, hop up to Crosby pool to-
 night and see one of the best
 schoolboy swimming teams in
 the state perform against Bris-
 tol High swimmers in a sche-
 duled meet. For those who
 have a beliyfull of basketball
 it will be quite a treat and
 will give you some real ideas
 when you get to Bayview next
 summer. Crosby has been state
 champions or runners-up for
 five years and has some slick
 talent that puts on quite a
 show.
 It's the little things that count. Take that double Johnny Moore smacked off the great Dizzy Deans delivery yesterday to clean the bases of brother Phillies in a Flor ida exhibition game. You can bet Johnny's bingle made definite impression on Manager Wilson which will help him later in the season and perhaps lead to better things, including a higher batting average, for when Johnny has that old determination, he'se about as dangerous hitter as there is in the National league and, has hit a great number of doubles in the past few years.
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nARTMOuTH

Hanover, N. H., March 13.-- (UP)--John R. McKernan of Barre, Vt., regular center on this seasons team, has been elected captain of next years Dartmouth basketball team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13

High single-Rodney. IA. High three-J. Slattery, 379. High game-Gins, 692. High team-Gins, 164S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-13

0I6 OIl 47O IIJU High single-Cunningham, 147. High three-Flammia, 341. High game-McLeane, 456. High tot&i--White, t266.
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GRAND RECREATION LEAGUE.
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PuRIIC Auction

The Cleveland: Cincinnati, Chicago d
| st. Louis Ry. (NYC RR Lesseel will sell at
auction Friday. Aug. q 1895; at their
! South-st. Indianapolis. Ind. starting at
| $50 a. m. the following described Ship
| ments which have been refused or un-
| claimed. unless previously claimed by
| rightful owner prior to that date.
So. No, Consignee and Destination.
| Commodity
1853 Knight & Bostwick. Newark. N. Y.
l bale nursery stock.
44576 Gardner Seed Co.. Advise r. P.
Burr. Lindley, N. Y. bags corn. bag
1926 CLYDE Dean Ink Co., Chicago, Ill.
carton printers ink. -,
1852 ON Calvary Monumental Works,
Cleveland, o. l piece part dressed gram
46l63 Solar Products Co.. Cleveland o. 2
drums roof cement.
1854 ON Calvary Monumental Works.
Cleveland o. pieces granite.
1922 American Asbestos Products Co..
Cleveland. O. drums p paint; =,
Cleveland o. l drum, l pail and l car
ton roof cement.
1924 American Asbestos Products Co..
Cleveland o. 2 bx. paint.
487l5 Mrs. Clifford Henry. Chrisman. III:
crt wood bed ends, bdl.. wood
4ss07 E. M. Peet Co.. indianapolis. Ind.
sack mineral mixture
49O55 Newlyweds Bakery Co. Chicago III.
IL ctn. empty cake boxes, IL ctn. ice
4si33 Chicago Copper Iron Mfg Co.. Chi
csgo. III. ! ctn. ar molster a maenine e.,
Cleveland o. l kit paint.
1928 American Asbestos. Products Co,
Cleveland o. / Dbl and kit roof ce-
ment. ctn. brushes, -.-,-. ,,
dianapolis. Ind. | case enbalming nuid.
1926 Todd Burial Supply. Co, indian
PolS I'D ctp R,e s%3ia% v54s. fpid O.
1862 t5' r. E. Holman. Mechanicsburg
o. bdl. iron signs framed ,,.,s
4o471 Electric Chemical Co, Cleveland, j.
1914 Central states Adv. Service. Indian
apolls. Ind. l flooring laid LADDER. -.
4o4e4 Soloman Iron & Metal Co. Cairo.
5o0 6;ii Gale Grocer Co. E. st. Louis Ill.
soo7s s'H st. 'I Iouis casket Co. St. Louis, Mo.
5o5ss Muench Kreuzer Candle Co. sJra-
euse. ny. ? e v1:c Sandis 5nnk,rk N Y.
box glass tumbers. ,,,- - i,
sn715 LYNN Feed Store. Thornvtlle, Q. z
boyes animal tonic. box advertisement.
nov stock medicine.
5O7s7 S D. George. Erie. Pa. ctns. cast
5ioi8 ON Skinner Tire 3 Kuoosr Co.
51aS3 Public Service Assn Inc. Sidney.
n 81 scrap tires. bdl. scrap tubes.
51077 W. D. KrentzoerEer. n p4iisi
Dr. and / box alum. paint, l cS brushes.
5le93 Midwest Soap Co.. Indianapolis.
Ind / case soap -. s,
5.30s ON H L. McLsushAn' Aholahap-
oils Ind 2 cases candy
5f3o7 A. C. Wentz. Kenton. o. Dol.
sheet metal signs
1922 Feick & McCune. CrestIDe. o. or.
dist in bulk. l ctn. card
IN addition TO the above mentioned ar
ticles there will be offered Tor sale az this
time many other articles which nave been
refused account damage OF checked over.
Shipments NAV be Inspected Thursday.
Aug / 1885 between 2. m. and p. m
Description Of the packages are copied
from freight or way bill but neither guam
titv or contents are guaranteed.
Terms Of Sale. Cash or certified check.
pavahle immediately at conclusion OF sale.
J. K VANCE. freight claim agent 304
Big -Four Bldg, Indianapolis, Ind.
O. A.. MILLS. auctionets..
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Births
Girls


Clarence and Lucille Petermsn. a3a N.
Parker
Leroy and Eloise Hancock. 1l7i Ken
ggcky.
Earl and Mary Miller. 1914 ". Pruitt.
John and Ronayn Walker 81 y. Ham
Nton.
Earl and Ruth King 54l Birch.
Harry and velma Blakemore. s47 W.
25th.
Richard and Beulah Doughty. 2l9i
Avondaie.
L. D and Dorothy Britt. 72s Fayette.
Lee and Madelaine Fielder. 1T y. Blake
John and Halle Buckner 729 Drake
walter and Dorothy Jones, $50 W.
Norris.
Boys
Alien and Olivia Workman. p Z.
Regent.
Kenneth and Marjorie Lee. 1888 Rich
land
Co.ey and Augusta Cox. pa n. Walcott.
James and Virginia Key. 6O8 n. Della
ware.
Charles and Mildred Lambert. 22l n.
Rslcott.
paul and Donna Dukate. 1925 Deloss-
John and Bridget Carr. DAT n Rural
James and Martha Duncan 2508 Indi-
annapolis.
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DEATHS

Gladys Bishop Farb. %. st. Vincent S
Hospital. skull fracture
Elsie Tlbbs, IS, City Hospital trans
verse myelltls
John Cross months. City Hospital.
castro enteritis.
James Angus Jackson. 81. Of BOG Dorman.
acute cardiac diitation.
Gustave z. Helmer So. of 3737 E. 18th.
cerebral hemorrhage.
Leander Hollingsworth. so. Methodist
Hospital. thrombosis
Robert Lee Hatfield. IS. City Hospital,
cerebro spinal meningitis.
Margaret L. Childefs, IS. City Hospital
chronic mastoiditis
Dora Brown 81. of sO2 S. Illinois.
cerebral hemorrhage.
Mary Kern. 70. OF 1922 Reid-pl. hypo-
static pneumonia.
John Crenshaw. ST. City Hospital.
srteriosclerosis-
Emma. schlarp. IA. Methodist Hospital
fractured skull
Ella jenkins 40. of 2435 Barnes, pull
mOnaTy embOlisrl.
Margaret Shelly. p. of 2234 N. New
Jersey. carcinoma.
Flora NJ. Keys SIS, Methodist Hospital,
corOnarv sclerosts
Rosa Sawyer. 40. City Hospital broncho
pneumonia.
Ollie David So, Long Hospital pull
mOnarv emhOliSm.
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The Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago IL
ST. Louis Ry CNYC RR Lessee will sell at
auction Friday Aug. 2. 1885 at their
freight claim warehouse Capltol-ay and
$50 a. m. the following described Ship
ments which have been refused or un-
claimed. unless previously claimed by
rightful owner prior to that date.
So No Cnnsignee and Destinatin
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VIAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Gerald Goodwin. IS. Of 40 n Arsenal
~. truck driver. and Mary Lou Anderson,
~ Of 500 WeSt-dT. Woodruff Place. house
keeper
Arthur NJ PadFett. 81 % ~ y. David
Eon-st taxi driver. and Helen a. SarveT.
% Of us 2. WoodTuff-st. waitress
Harry McCartv. p. Sheibyville. Ind
steel worker. and Rose a Benton. "a. Of
$50 Lyons-av. housekeeper
william T smith. p. Of 2029 Livingston
a. timckeeper. and Frances L. Abel 20,
Of $40 Luett-av. housekeeper.
John A. Lippert o. Of 100 Terrace-sv.
bOokkeeper. and Marie Theresa Kiefer. IS.
Of 1898 S. Delaware-st. stenogra pher.
ENAMEL watts. So. Of 33s " Cora-st.
housemsn. and Cecil Brame. a. Of s3s W.
Cora-st. laundress.
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rsery stock.
liner Seed Co.. Advise r. p.
dley, N. Y. 2 bags corn. l bag
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DESCRIPTION OF NAMES, MARKS OR
DEVICES ADOPTED FOR USE UPON
OR IN REPUTABLE CONTAINERS
OWNED BY
CAREY e. SONS. DAIRY.
Notice is hereby given that Leroy j.
Carey, Wilson D. Carey and Arthur E.
Carey partners doing business under the
name and style of Carey & Sons. Dairy,
having their principal place of business
in the City of indianapolis, Indiana, are
the owners of containers used or de-
signed to be used repeatedly by them in
the preparation, transportation. dEtribu-
ton or sale of the commodities produced,
processed 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
tinguish the same as their property Is as
follows:
Carey g. Sons, Dairy.
Carey e. Sons Mix Co.
Carey g. Sons.
NJ. Carey e. Sons.
Carey & Sons. Dairy. Indianapolis,
Carey & Sons Mix Co.. indianapolis.
Ind.
Carey & Sons, Indianapolis. Ind.
NJ. Carey e. Sons, 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
CAREY 81 SONS.
BY w. D. Carey, Partner.
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ANNOUNCE MENTS
/ Death Notices

Death Notices
BONEWITZ. MARSHALL Mage So. be-
loved husband of Daisy and father of
Lawrence. Tigner and Robert BoneWitz,
Mrs. Laura Patrick, Mrs. Catherine
Bcrtsch and Mrs Jeanette Wahl. passed
away Tuesday morning his residence.
lib N Olney. Funeral at SHIRLEY
BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL. s46 N. IlIi-
by services at the Bender mortuary.
North Manchester. Ind. Friday 2:30
p m. Friends invited. Friends may call
at the chapel
DE WORE. MANIIE-Age 65 years. of 1927
Byrum-av. beloved mother of Willard L.
the St Vincent's Hospital. Funeral
MANN MANN FUSERAL a HOME MI i5o5 8 s hE Es5f
81. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.
EMERY. GLENN PERRY-Beloved husband
Of Mary Pool Emery; son Of Josie
OF Frankfort. Mrs. Bessie Delaney of
Los Angeles; Mrs Emma Hackney.
parted this life tuesday. age 81 years
Funeral FRIDAY July 26 at the MOORE
& KIRK FUNERAL HOME $3.50 Sta
tion-st p. m Burial Oaklandon Gene
terv- Friends invited.
MCUTCHEON. JAMES Weather of
George A. McCutcheon and Irwin Sher-
man. brother of John McCutcheon.
passed away Tuesday July % at 2:3O
a. m, age "a years. Funeral at resi-
dence Of his son, 2O3s Mansield-av.
AuuEoudNs july -. dh = y. III. EA4euuS
invited Burial Crown Hill.
MEISCHKE. EDNA MAY--Age 81. wife of
Charles Meischke deceased. mother of
Charles c. and Edgar L. Meischke. sister
of o. Lewis Carter of Indianapolis. J. C.
Carter of Lafayette and Charles Carter
of Detroit. passed away july "a at the
residence 1165 w. 30th-st. Funeral Fri
dav D. m. at the McNeely Mortuary
1928 N. Meridian-st. Friends invited
Friends NAV call at the mortuary any
time.
SHORT (BOYLAN) ANfELIA-Beloved wife
of Bert Short mother of John Raymond
and Thomas Boylan and Rose Boylan.
deceased. sister of Joe Foppiano and
Mrs Jane Guynn. daughter of Kate and
John Foppiano. deceased. passed away
July % Funeral at the residence of
her son. RAYMOND Boylan. 1884 E.
Michigan-t. Friday, $50 a. m; St.
Philip Neri Church. c a m. Burial HOLY
Cross Cemetery. Friends invited
SPEAKS & FINN SERVICE.
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On Calvary Monumental Works,
land, o. l piece part dressed gram
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JUST zoe A DAY
A io-roro ad will appear under this
with order. Come 70 The Times office. 2l4
W Maryland one square rom Illinois ano
Washington-sts down Kentucky-av and lei
US help YOU secure lob
OFFICE work wanted BY Young girl who
has had years Of experience in well
known law Office Box K-403l.
DAY or week work for ladies; common Ia
Dor for men: day or week; general house
cleaning UNITY CENTER LI-5o6O.
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INSTR UCTI0NS

90 YOU REALIZE what It means 10 nave
a guaranteed position? We guarantee a
position 10 any one We accept. Shorthand.
accounting. comp. dictaphone. typlng.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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BAND and orchestra instruments repaired.
expert. guar work PEARSON CO.
INC. l2s ". Penn. LI-55l3
EXPERT repairs on all musical instru-
ments. cARLIN MUSIC, al Mass. -AY.
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STORAGE-Local. long-distance hauling:
return loads wanted. part-load service.
OTTO J. SUESZ. RI-362s. s56i. CH-
06o9-W
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Horseback Riding

HORSEBACK riding. also instructions. Spe-
cial rates for July 70 introduce our stables
10 the horseback riders call or drive out
10 Ace Hici. Riding Stables" W S0th al
TbhS TA-lS2t-R-2
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Musical instruments Repaired

TRANSPORTATION NOV.
ers. Covered vans. reas rataS EA-22S2
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FIN A N GlAL
49 Business Opportunities

so Securities, Bldg. & Loans
WE PAY CASH FOR COUPONS FROM
FLETCHER AMERICAN NATIONAL
BANK CERTIFICATES OF BENEFICIAL
INTEREST
N. LEONARD COHEN & COMPANY.
206 INSURANCE BUILDING,
8 E. MARKET STREET.
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NIachiniStS
Moving. Transfer. Storage

GEORGE J. EGENOLF-Machinists spe-
ciahzing. printing ana special maehin-
ery- 49,, w. Solth-St LI-62I2.
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AUT M 0 TIV
~ Autos for Sale

1884 FORD coupe. deluxe model This car
has had the very best of care. We in
vIte your inspection IN a comparison Of
praisals Special c. NJ. A C terms
WRIGHT OLDS INC Meridian at 18th.
LI-i571. 535 n. Capitol. RI-7052
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AIRPLANE ceiling type fans: quiet run
ming Bargains Used desk fan cheap.
1911 w. Washington
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NJ E r HAN Disc
81 Miscellaneous for Sale

MEAT display cases. reach-in coolers.
bottle coolers. reasonable; terms; low
POLAR ICE a FUEL CO. 1000 North
western-av.. 1902 W Michigan-st.
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Beauty shops
Blacksmithing
Cleaners
Contracting
General Repairing
General Auto Repairing

PAINTING. roofing. high-grade materials:
wears experience. H o. L. c. estimates.
II -neTe
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HELP WANTED
? Wanted-MaIe or Female

WANTED-5O white men and women to
pick beans Take Speedway bus, get of
main entrance to Speedway. meet Al
Butchers truck Thursday, a. m.
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Fruit Jars 9ttS; sc doz;; PTS 29 g. d %
FOGLE MALT CO qn3 Va DR-0556
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2lS West Mich. 81.
Dependable painting and repairing.
GENERAL repairing. all makes: easy terms
EARL GREENS GARAGE $50 #.
Wavne-av RI-SSS4