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Baltimore Markets
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md, March g.
With the exception of turkeys, which
are in very light receipt and in good
demand, the live poultry market is
generally easier and values show a
decline from last week.
Young hen turkeys, 9 pounds and
over, are scarce and wanted at %
and 80 cents a pound, an advance Of
2 cents, with gobblerS selling mostly
10 to "a.
Young chickens. 2 pounds and over,
are bringing % to "a. but Leghorns,
will not bring over 20 to % and all
poor, light fowl are neglected at II
to IA.
Due to large receipts from the South,
old hens show a sharp decline at II
to 10 for stock weighing 3i2 pounds
and over, with Leghorns selling most
ly 16 to 18, but poor, light fowl and
old roosters are hard to place at II
and IL.
Only ducks weighing AZ pounds
and over attract attention at 16 to
20, but smaller offerings are neglected
at II and II. Capons are in light
receipt and clean up readily at Is
to 27 Guinea fowl and pigeons are
unchanged at 80 to so each for the
former and IS to 20 a pair for the
latter.
Egg Market Easier.
The egg market also shows an
easier tone under liberal receipts from
all sections and values show slight
decline at 81 and 21l2 cents a dozen
for large hennery whites and 1924
and 20 for medium sized and cur.
rent receipts. The market generally
is on a current receipt basis and un-
less henneries are fresh laid and well
graded they will not bring a premium
over this price.
The market for white potatoes is
very dull and values show sharp
decline at so to 55 per 100 pounds
for well graded United States No.
stock, with mixed ungraded slow tc
move out at 35 to As. Sweet and
yams show little change from last
week at Ito to 1.25 bushel, for the
former and IS to 100 for the latter,
but ungraded stock slow sale at IS
to IS.
The live stock market on the
wharves hold steady under slow de-
mand due to beginning Of the Lenten
season and centered mostly on first
quality stock. Most of the arrivals
however, consist of common in be-
tween kinds which move slow at in
side prices.
Live Stock Quotations.
Quotations today at Light Street
Wharf:
Beef cattle, first, pound, 8a9; COM
mon to medium, pound, SAT-. Bulls
as to quality, pound, SLASH. Cows
choice to fancy, pound, 412a512; COM
mon to fair. pound. 3a4. Oxen as
to quality, pound, 312a512. Calves
choice, pound. 812a9; large, fat
heavy, pound, 612a712; large, rough
heavy, pound, 5l2a6l2; common
thin, pound, 4a5; old bucks, pound
2l2a31s. Sheep, pound, 3a4. Spring
lambs, choice, fat, pound, 81aa9; fair
to good. pound, 6a8; small, thin
pound, 4a5. Hogs, straight, pound
8a9; sows. pound, 7aa8l2; stays
pound, 412a512. Live pigs, pound
11a12. Shoats, pound, Gallo.
Closing grain quotations: Wheat
No. 2. red Winter, garlicky, spot, do
mestic, 81; March delivery, 81. Corn
No. 2, yellow, domestic, Glass; COZ
corn, nominal. Oats-No. 2, white
domestic, as to weight and location
64a69; No. 3, 63a68. Rye-Nearby
No. 2, s5a90. Barley-90a95.
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CURB LIST TAKES
UNEVEN COURSE
Transfers DWindIe to 81 600
Shares in Generally Fea-
- tureIeSS Market.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 9.-In dull
trading, the Curb Market finished the
week today with prices slightly mixed.
Dealings generally were without
feature.
Canadian Industrial Alcohol "B'
dipped 2 points, while other liquor
shares were quiet Dow Chemical lost
a point Fractional recessions ap-
peared in Humble Oil, Technicolor,
Lake Shore and Pittsburgh & Lake
Erie, while steadiness prevailed in
Swift International, American Cyana-
mid "B," Hollinger, Wright Hargreaves
and International Petroleum.
baTransfers dwindled to 81 1000 shares,
compared with 12l, 900 week ago.
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New York Cotton
nv the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 9-Cotton was
weak today with new crop months
leading the decline. Active months
declined 70 the lowest levels since last
November. The market closed barely
steady at net declines of 16 to 26
points.
The selling was attributed to un-
certainty regarding Government loans
for the 1885 crop and the production
control program. Other beariSh in
fuences we're reports of large fertilizer
sales and continued dullneSS in cloth
markets.
The amount of cotton on shipboard
awaiting clearance at the end OF the
week was estimated at $4,000 bales
against 100000 last year.
The range follows:
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VIRGINIA LEAF SALES
AT 5,1OO,745 POUNDS
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va. March 9.-Ware-
house reports showed producers sales
of Virginia leaf tobacco amounted to
5,lo0,745 pounds in February, Agri-
cultural Statistician Henry Taylor
said today.
OF this, practically all were fire
cured and sun-culed varieties. since
the fiue-cured markets closed in Janu-
ary and the hurley on February S.
Fire-cured sales in February totaled
3,972,605 pounds at an average price
of S11.57, as against a seasonal aver
age of S6e8 last season.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. March Q Pl.-Raw sugar
was steady and unchanged today at 800
cents for spots. with no sales reported.
There was little variation in futures
and aside from one transaction of block
of 2l9 lots. or $50 tons at 2.2l cents
in the spot No. ]. UNCHANGED from the
ing
Operators generally were inclined to
limit new commitments. pending labor con-
ditions in Cuba over the week end.
Undertone was steady. rejecting frm-
ness of shares. Final quotations were IN
point lower in the No. g. Sales in the
former totaled 13.400 tons. ano in the
latter only 1000 tons.
March No. l closed at . 06 cents. July
at 2.l6 cents and December 2.27 cents.
Refined sugar was unchanged at 430 10
4 so cents for fine granulated with only
moderate inquiry reported.
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TOBACCO INDEX RISES.

NEW YORK, March lP).-The
Stitch tobacco index, based on 1929
as 100, rose OF to 1914 last week
with leaf hurley tobacco averaging
16.3 cents a pound against 1852 cents
In the preceding week and 9.4 cents
q pound in the same week last year.
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ERIE TO BUY MILK CARS.

NEW YORK, March 9 P).-The
Erie Railroad is inquiring for SIS steel
farm milk cars, according to Railway
Age, which also reports that the Chi
cago Great Western is in the market
for 5000 tons Of rails.
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Cottonseed Oil.

Bleachable cottonseed oil was easy
closing unchanged to IS points net
lower. Sales were 38 contracts. There
was liquidation of May and July, with
refining interests the main buyers on
the setback. A 20-point loss in lard
upset the market. Bleachable spot
nominal: March closed 1l.37; May
Has; July 1859; September, 1l63;
October, i1.58.
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RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. March 0 LP,.@Crude rub.
ber futures closed easy, 1918 lower
March ii 91n; May. IL 2:o1a12. .o2: July
10 212a12 Is: September, 12.30b. sSmokec
ribbed spot closed 11.s7n.
b.Bid. u.Nominal, ..-.-A -
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CORPORATION EARNINGS.
Year Ended December 81

NEW YORK March tP-Per-share
earnings of corporations reporting during
the week with comparisons with the pre-
vious year included:
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

PHILADELPHIA. March 1P.-Live
pouItry-Fowls. Plymouth rocks. fancy.
21-229' mixed colors. 1920; white Leg
horns. fancy. 2O-2l
Dressed poultry UNCHANGED
Butter. all grades. unchanged
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Dividend rates dollars based last auartedy semi
aPayabls cash stock bPayable in tPlu
this regular mAccumuated
10lo
rCompanes reported
xEx
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U. s, TREASURY NOTES.
NEW YORK, March P.- Prices
uoted in thirty-seconds.
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. March Q R.-silver fu-
lures closed easier. Sales 9 contraSe1Ls; S1e:.
May ..... 59.25b 5S;a5 5SaeQ 5S'ss0ss sos
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INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK March IP).-New York
Security Dealers Association:
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DISBURSEMENTS.
Net amount paid for losses
and matured enCoWmentS S434lS,253 so
holders ...,...,.,., S3,7O3.9e5 50
All other disbursements 3S,9S7.729.30
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FEDERAL LAND BANKS
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Rhode Island Insurance Co.

Of PROVIDENCE r I. on the a1st day OF
DECEMBER. 1884. as required under Section
90 Of the Code of Law for the District
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The Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Co.

Of Milwaukee, Wis. on the 3lst day Of
December 1894. as required under Section
"a Of the Code OF Law for the District Of
Columbia
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INCOME
New premiums .... Sl6.S23,7l9 3s
Renewal premiums. ...... 104,752,22g S1
Total premium income .S12l,575,942. 90
Total interest and rents 4T,90O,56O.s3
Other income ....... 2l,g29, ,0sO.sT
Total income .SI9l,405,5s3 92
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21a. 2O1. Pac G&E 1st pf u1a)... 21% 2o1s
75aS ~ Pac Lighting of 3d.. 751a IS
az IA Pac Pub Service pf..... Sh 7Is
% Ok Pac Tin Corp spec (2).. 2619 IS
44L 391a Pan-Am Air O........ Ala 4O
2h III Pantepec Oil il.......... 1& IL
4s 3M Param't Mtors Corp. 3% 3%
az 22N Parke Davis (t17O).... 81 37h
S4x IS Parker Rust Prod (3).. 631s 5sH
21. III Pennroad Corp. ........ ia IL
IL Penn Mex Fuel (k75c).. So
81 500. Penn Pwr 1t pf o.. 81 81
59h 53ls Penn Wat Pw (3).... 591s 59a
S9h 694 Pepperell Mfg (6)...... ~ 69'3
SO 3S Perfect Circle (2)...... &c 30
2H 1% Phoenix Sec Corp. "a 1%
36s. 27st Phoenix Sec Corp pf.... 36st 3l&
IL 81 Pie Bakeries (p55c).. IL 10
ll1s 91a Pioneer G NJ Ltd tS0c).. IL 9h
Ga SIS Pitney Bowes (20c).. 5%
4A 21s Pitts Forgings Co......
go 81 Pitts & l. E q 2)...... 30 53h
So 47A Pittsbgh Plate Gl CO.. Z So 47A
25% 241a Pond Creek Poca t2... 24l9 241a
In q Potrero Sugar. IN IL
10h w Powdrell & Alex. 9A 9&
40 271s Pratt Lamb D...... 271a PIN
Ia. Ia Premier Gold C2c)..... 1ts III
Az II Prod Royalty (2kc)...
Is 12ts Properties Realty vtc.. 13s4 1871
IL II Proper McCallum.
6M 81 Prudential INVESTORS. 5& 5h
20 171a Pub Svc Nor Ill no par. 191s 10
2O& 16 Pub Svc Nor Ill $50 par. 1914 1914
1871 1871 Puget Sound P&L S. pf. 14s4 IA
Is 7s. Puget Sound P&L $6 pf sh 7E
AN 35N Pure Oil pf. 40 35h
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF TIE
Union Fire, Accident & General
Insurance Co.

OF Paris, France. on the 31st day of De-
cember. 1884, as required under Section
o47 OF the Code OF Law for the District
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The Indianapolis Times-|ndiana Theatre
FIT
ANNUAL
81 LegaIs

issued pursuant thereto by the President
of the United States of America and
rules ana regulation P W A. No. ITO
Grants dated July 22nd 1885. prescribed
by the Federal Emergency Administration
OF Public Works. and as amended.
Wage rates on this work shall not be
less than the prescribed scale Of wages
as determined pursuant to the provisions
OF Chapter 3l9 of the Acts OF the General
Assembly Of Indiana of 1885, and as sp
proved by the Federal Government
Work shall be paid for from funds
deTlyed from the sale Of bonds of the said
Stafford Township. Greene County, In
dana, and from Federal Emergency Ad-
the United States Federal Government
and from what is known as P W A.
Grant, and said award shall be con-
ditloned on funds being available for such
construction and Sherman Shake. Trustee
OF Stafford Township Greene County In
olana, may hold proposals for 60 days
NO bidder shall withdraw his bid for
period OF 30 days after the date set for
the opening thereof
The, said Siberian Shake. as Trustee
ana the Advisory Board of said Stafford
township, Greene County. Indiana. re-
serves the right to reject anv and all
pIuS; 10 waive or not waive any informalitv
IN the BIDS or accept such bid as is most
soVantageous and favorable to the said
SSitsnoro township, Greene County, In
toI BY order order Of the Advisory Board of STAFF
SHERMAN SHAKE,
Trustee of Stafford Township
natod NJ. Greene County, Indiana.
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OF INDIANA.
James D. Adams.
Sealed proposals to the Trustees of Pur-
dge University for the construeti or, Of Of
the Purdue Memorial Union Building on
the grounds of Purdue University, west
Lafayette Indiana vii be reee!yed at the
Stores Building of Purdue University, West
Lafayette, Indiana, until 1000 A. M, Cen
trail Standard Time, on December T., 1885;
in Eliza Fowler Hall at Purdue University.
The work is to be constructed as per
plans and specifications prepared by Wal
ter scholer, Architect, LAFAYETTE Indiana,
consisting of general construction, plumb
ing. heating. and wiring all to be bid
Upon as one unit designated as qompetGg
Proposals shall be properly and com
she 6T ct R50P9S3 qrm WIZ
Form 96 with non-collusion affidavit re-
ouired by the statutes Of Indiana and must
96-A. State Board of Accounts
Each proposal shalI be accompanled BY
acceptable certified check made payable to
the State Of Indiana for the benefit of the
Trustees of Purdue University. or accepta-
Bile bidders bond for an amount of not less
than So of total bid price.
CURED to furnish acceptable surety bond
in amount, OF 1907 of contract sum and
The contractor in doing The work work shall
comply with the terms and conditions of
the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act
of Congress of 1885, the REGULATIONS issued
pursuant thereto by the President of the
United States and rules and regulations
P. w. A. tl79 Grants dated July o. 1885,
and all amendments thereto prescribed by
the Federal Emergency Administration of
Public Works
Wage rates on this work shall not be
less than the prescribed scale of wages as
determined pursuant to the provisions of
Chapter 319 of the Acts of General AS
sembly Of Indiana of 1885, and as approved
by the Federal Government.
No bidder may withdraw his bid for
period Of thirty 1907 days after date set
for opening Of bids
The Trustees of Purdue University re-
serve the right to reject any and all bids.
Instructions TO bidders. plans and speci-
hcatlons. are on file at the office OF c. D.
Bushnell Superintendent of Physical Plant
Purdue University:
F. W. Dodge Corporation. 1896 Architects
and Builders Building Indianapolis. Ind;
F. W. Dodge Corporation. los West
Adams Street. ,Chicago, Illinois;
State Board of Accounts indianapolis,
Indiana, or may be obtained from
Walter Scholer. Architect. 11l4 State
Street, Lafayette Indiana BY depositing
check for s25 which will be returned to
bidder upon the return of plans and speci-
dcatlons in good condition.
R. B. STEWART, Controller.
Purdue University.
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4OTICE TO BIDDERS
CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITION TIC
SCHOOL BUILDING AT MARCO.

INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posalS for the construction of an addition
10 the School House Building and equip
ing of the same, at Marco Stafford Town
@ pebc G0 opened and read a by Se
Township Trustee and Members of the
Advisory Board of Stafford Township;
GoGse BG SHINY in Marco saord To%n
ship Greene County, Indiana. at 200
P. NJ. Central Standard Time, on the
goth day of December. 1885.
Work will be done in fun accordance
with the instructions to bidders. plans and
specified tons, prepared by Sutton & Routt
ARCHITECTS. Of Vincennes, Indiana and a
brief description of said work to be done
is as follows to-wit:
two story addition is to be con-
located at Marco, Stafford Township
Greene County Indiana. and there is TO
be installed a heating system, to be wired
for electricity. together with electric fix
lures and toilet system. as per the plans
and specifications, is also to be installed
The said addition when completed will be
gymnasium or community hall on the
lower floor thereof, and the second or upper
floor Will consist Of class rooms and or
assembly room.
Proposals shall be properly and COM
pletely executed on proposal forms fur
niShed by said Sutton & Routt Architects.
in accordance with form 96 with non
colluSlon AFFIDAVIT required by the statutes
OF INDIANA, and must be accompanied by
questonnaire form 96-A as provided by the
state Board OF Accounts of Indiana. for
any bid of $4,000 or more
Instructions 20 Bidders. Plans; Specif-
cations; Schedule OF Wage Rates to be
Paid, etc, are on file at the Office. which
is the residence of Sherman Shake Town
ship Trustee OF Stafford Township Greene
County Indiana. and at the office of said
sutton d Routt Architects, in the City
Of Vincennes, Indiana. and at the office
Of the State Board Of Accounts. in the
State House at indianapolis, Indiana
Each proposal shall be accompanied by
Cashier check payable to the trustee Of
Stafford Township, Greene County. In
diana, for at least the sum of So of the
total amount Of the proposal Of the bidder
or acceptable bidders bond by Surety Com
pany. for an amount of not less than ST.
of total bid price
Contractor awarded work shall be re-
CURED 10 furnish an acceptable surety
bond in an amount Of 1907 of the
amount of his bid
The Contractor in doing the work shall
comply with the terms and conditions of
the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act
OF congress OF 1885. the regulations
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For the Needy

TESTED COAL-Immediate delivery Ste
waTt Coal Co., 3539 Roosevelt-av CH-4600.
PHONE Phelps for Fuel. PHELPS COAL
CO, 101 S. Rural CH-0285.
GIVE COAL from reliable dealer. P. K.
PERRY, 1910 E. l0th-st. RI-1567
COAL THAT SATISFIES Tom simms Coal
Co., 1881 Edgemont-st. TA-2705.
QUALITY considered Sell for Less" DIN
Coal Co., 3404 E. New York. CH-2041.
FLANNER HOUSE (DomestcJ - Help
Others Help Themselves" 802 N. West
st, RI7504.
RANGES-NO CASH DOWN PLAN
CAPITOL NORGE SALES, lis E. Saith.
LOGSDON FUEL AND SUPPLY CORP. We
deliver anywhere in city, 229 Shelby.
INDIANAPOLIS COAL CO. For IS years
Mass-av. and Ohio. RI-4491.
CALL US. INDEPENDENT OIL AND COAL
co, GOA S. Harding. BE-2228.
COAL the appreciated gift MINTER FUEL
CO. SIT Vinton, DR-5300
HELP Others Help Themselves" THE SAL
WALTON ARMY, "a s. Capitol. RI-9275.
We Deliver Il and II Tons
UNION ICE AND COAL CO.. DR-4621.
CALL Us for Quality Coal ENRICH COAL
co. $40 w. wilkins. DR-5700.
SAVE on your want ad cost
use Times Economy Want Ads.
just phone-RI-5551-an say
adtaEer
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READ ALL THE RULES CAREFULLY

Santa gives % daily prizes to the persons sending the best
most correct and neatest arranged TO the questions
QUESTION BOX below:
RULES: First read the questions carefully the
answers concealed in the advertisements this First
write the list of questions the under each
question Sign address mail bring
The Times Want Ad Department, PA W. Maryand-st.
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For the Home

MAKE Mother Happy with new Singer
electric sweeper. A real gift SINGER
co. 126 w Wash. RI-97l3
CALL KEITH SHADE CO for your Venetian
Blinds. RI-4995. l34a N. Illirois
THOMPSON WNING CO-Cut-rate nTiceS
TA-6552 for free estimate. l46 W 30th-st
G, E and Maytag Washers Liberal trades
Terms: GORDON RADIO ELEC. co
2e66 Genital 662 E Bath
SURGEONS bandage shoes for sick foot
ARCH-FIT SHOE SHOP, 304 Kahn Bldg
ENTERPRISE IRON WORKS - Fences
homes, etc. Iron. wire. oath a. Yandes-
SITS. HE-i34I
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WONDER BREAD
Only bread made at Century of Progress.
FURNAS Dealers are featuring Holiday
specials-fountains and carry home.
CHICKENS, Ducks, Turkeys Eggs Gwinn
Poultry Market, 2421 E. 10th-st. CH-0l56.
ANDERSONS MARKET-2805 E. 1Oth-st
High quality foods and vegetables. CHI
USE "sEALDsWEET' and "MOR-JUCE"
oranges. grapefruit and tangerines. from
sunny Florida.
try, Nuts, Xmas Trees. Delivery. Open
Z DAYS until midnight. ABE ROSE
MARKET. Bellefontaine and E 10th.
40 ! B+ 7A'f.EIdIs FAMOUS CHIl 4.oas5
BOOTH FISHERIES, Willis Brar Oh, 230
Mass.-av Fish. oysters, Sea Foods.
WALTERS MARKET-Fresh line vege-
tables. fruits. Delivery. $3.50 Park-aV.
TA-2266.
LEROY DONNELLY'S CAFE-Good food
and very good drinks. l45 N. Dela.-st.
NORTHWESTERN FISH MARKET-Fresh
TA-oS93
MAPLELAWN-Thank sgiving-Roast Young
turkey, or fried chicken. HU81G5 reser
vations.
TURKEY lynch with qrdgT lee; Wtedn asS:
E. Washington.
KOEHLER'S THRIFT MARKET has fancy
groceries. quality meats. 2402 E. 10th-st.
CH-0464-5-6
"CENTS-IBLE" savings every day in
fruits at all REGAL STORES.
QUALITY Foods at PATTERSON'S FOOD
MARKET. 537 E. 21st-st. TA-3399
SANITARY MARKET. 818 w. Michigan
LI-0682. Quality Foods and Fresh meats
J. w. FINNERAN GROCERY-Fresh gro
ceries, vegetables and meats. 1902 s.
West-st DR-4086
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For Shoppers

PAUL FERRIES STATION for best gaso-
line. Best service. 100 E. South-st.
FOR best dry cleaning call EDDIE
KRYTER, 305 w. 40th-St. WA4848.
CITY HALL Parking and Service 2O1 N.
Alabama: Street level parking Gas, Oil,
fabrication.
PHONE RI-1571 for the exact time your
corner. INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
REFRIGERATORS-No cash down plan.
CAPITOL NORGE SALES. lis e. 34th.
BRANDLEINS' INC.-Flowers for any oc-
casion. 1859 Boulevard-pl TA-O559.
cleaned; CITY SHOE REPAIR CO.. ITO
Monument Circle.
HADLEY'S LUNCH-24-ho hour service De
licious Homemade Pies" 1923 N. Hi
noiS.
BLACKERS CHILE PARLOR = Steaks,
chops. Special dinners. Csc. l39 S. I'LL
nois. LI-0865.
CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOOD. CHI
AM CAFE. 18 w. Ohio-st. RI-5152.
WASHINGTON HOTEL CAFETERIA
lunches. "A Good Place to Eat"
MARKET CONFECTIONERY 1O1 N Ala
bama-st. Good food; lunches sand
wiches and beer.
T F6ob b' saoF FRHr 1925 o r. Illinois, TASsTH7
SHOPPING? Park! HUFF,S GARAGE,
1923 E. Market LI-0552. zoe day night.
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TODAY'S QUESTIONS
N0Uen1ber 27th Questions
Winners Announced NOU. 3Oth

l. What studio teaches all types of dancing?
Where you croquignoe permanent
for S100
B. Who suggests Surgeons Bandage Shoes
suggests having cleaning done for
Christmas?
What we'll known gardenas 25c-50c?
Who gives liberal trades E. Maytag
7. Where you find useful gifts famly
g. Who has famous Chill and where they located?
9 What popular beverage non-fattenng?
TO- phone party making ap-
poinments for Nu-Bone
II. Which the largest beauty school Indianapolis?
Who they
10. Who should you for Insurance?
Ia. Who sells Coal that Satisfies?
Is. What product S world over?
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BOARD OF TRADE BILLIARD PARLOR,
Board of Trade Bldg. LI-0418
FRANK DOUGHERTY'S BILLIARD PAR
IOR, 1912 N. Pennsylvania-st. LI-0223
MILANO INN-Real Italian Spaghetti. Big
Thanksgiving Party. 231 S. Noble
ALL Types of Dancing. LA SHELLE STU
dos, IT'S N. Pennsylvania. TA5084.
BOWMAN Office Machinery 1924 E.
Maryland-st. Multigraphs. addresso-
graphs, Monograph equipment, supplies
LI-6515.
ALLIED TRUCK EQUIPMENT CO.-New
used dump bodies, trailers. 906 N. Sem
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For the Home
\ Gift for .hs Home
ELECTRIC HEAT PAD
5 Heat Control for s295
IIAAGS
Cut Price Drug Stores

Cut Price Drug Stores
ICE CUBE CTusher ana Drink Nike.
VONNEGUTS Convenient Stores
GLASS Punch Bowls. cups complete or sep
aTate. HOOSIER GLASS, 2I3 E Wash
BRANDLEINS'. INC. Flowers for a7v oc-
casion- 1853 Bouieyard-pl. TA-O55a
S2cPIECE Dinner Sets-Sl % up HOOSIER
CHINA & GLASS. 2l3 z. Wash
RANGES Delivery now. pay after Xmas
SIEWARTS RADIO. INC. 1875 y. Penn.
LAMPS New All STYLES. 81 to s4a5
BAKER BROS. 2I9 2. Wash
LOUNGE CHAIRS New Sl2 10 $50.
BAKER BROS. PIG E Wash
HOWARD RADIOS are always welcome.
VAN SICKLE RADIO. 81 ". Ohio.
OIL HEATERS Delivery now. paw after
Xmas. STEWARDS RADIO. INC. 1873
Penn
XTRA fancy Pecan Meats 49c 10. In
shell, 2ic 10. KEENE DRUGS.
APARTMENT GRAND-Sl89 Terms.
Viking MUSIC. 100 E Ohio.
WASHERS Cash Down Plan.
CAPITOL NORGE SALES. ll5 E 34th.
REFRIGERATORS-N Cash Down Plan.
CAPITOL NORGE SALES, us z. 34th.
IRONERS- Cash Down Plan
CAPITOL NORGE SALES. ll5 E 3ith.
RADIOS-No Cash Down Plan
CAPITOL NORGE SALES. ll5 Z 34th.
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