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Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-19
WILL REMOVE
FRAUDS FROM
RELIEF ROLLS
State And County Officials
Meet AT San Francisco To
Plan For Campaign

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. (U.p)
State and counr relief officials
moved today in cooperative cam
paign to purge relief rolls of doubt
full cases and outright chiselerS as
a preliminary step to launching
President Roosevelt'S new relief
work program.
G. 1. Schottland, assistant state
administrator, said visiting agents
would be assigned to most counties
of the state during the next two
months to facilitate check of re-
lief records so that needy work.
men may be transferred quickly
from SERA projects to public
works undertakings under the new
program.
The visiting agents, he said, will
permit regular social workers to
conduct a thorough check of ques-
tionable cases. He said, additional
ly, relief rolls of many counties
are being checked with payrollS of
large industrial concerns, and bank
and property references of relief
applicants are being checked before
indigents are recertified.
Paul Davis, relief director here,
said a check of single mems rec
ords here was expected to result in
dropping approximately 1000 cases.
Whether many of those who are
dropping out of sight now have
been on the rolls irregularly we
cannot be sure" he said. But at
any rate, the investigators are evi-
IDENTIFY starting the word that San
Francisco relief officials are getting
tough. The intake of single men
has shown decided drop. How
great part of this is due to in
creased private employment, I
don't know"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Whitehead and Sewell; Marberry
and Cochrane.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-26
Respectfully.
d. S. ARMSTRONG

Acting Lieutenant Governor.
8. Letter from Government of Septem
Der z, 1896, requesting that the ordinary
meeting of the Colonial Conncil schedul.
90 for Wednesday. September ii. 1885
be postponed until Wednesday. Septem.
Der 10. 1882.
4. Letter from Government rea ding
September 10, 1885
The Honorable
The Chairman of the Colonial Council.
Municipality of st. Crolx,
st. Croix. Virgin Islands.
Sir:
have the honor to enc ose herewith
for the infor nation of the Colonial Coun-
Gil. copy of resolution passed by the
Colopial Council of St. Thomas and st.
John. and approved by the Acting Gov.
ernor, designating the Virgin Islands
National Bank as depository for tbs
funds Of the Municipality of st. Thomas
and st John.
The attention of the Colonial Council
is respectfully invited to the fact THAI
with the exception of the addition OF the
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-26
Firm of John Alexander
(HOuSE WHICH SELLS He BEST

9Th Appointed Member (P. JosephE
Mr.. Chairman. It seems to me that tbs
Council should have definite information
on this matter; The Councl should know
whether an executive memoer of the
Administration can De rnember of the
Council at the same time.
The Chairman; That lie forbidden by
the Colonial Law. have 90 further in
formation. see the gentleman 10 his
seat in the Council and | take it for
granted that he has resigned mis- position
As Lieute nant Governor.
9th Appointed Member p. Joseph
Mr.. Chairman. That is your opinion Ou
would like hear from good authority
whether or not he has resigned.
HIS EXcelLency LGWrenc@W CTGmer:
Mr.. Chairman. May l make statement
in that connection? You realize, | am
sure, that during the past month there
have been number of changes. Many
of US had to go TO Washington and as a
consequence shifts had to he made. There
ia no intention to have Mr. Armstrong
continue as Acting Lieutenant Governor
for any lengthy period Arrangement is
being made to have the Cover Sec
rotary come herein the capacity of AID
ministaior for ST. CroiA. Last week he
was preparingto come but Wordcamethat
probably | might have to go 10 Washing
ton today. but that not icing so. when
go back TO ST, Thomas | will arrange to
have the Government Secretary come
over and in that way you will always
have someone here when | am away.
Withdraw the designation of Mr.. Arm
strong as Acting Lieutenant Governor
TO make it possible for him to attend the
meeting
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-26
Respectfully.
D. S. ARMSTRONG
Acting Lieutenant Governor.

:. Letter from Government under date
of September II, 1885, transmitting
copy of resolution to provide for the
elecrion of a committee of five members
to prepare draft of Organic act for the
Virgin Islands for presentation by the
Colonial Council to the Congress Of the
United States for consideration at it's
next meeting.
The Chairman: That concludes the
reading of the communications received
since the last meeting of the Council.
we will now proceed to the order of the
Day.
The Chairman: Honorable members,
on behalf of the Colonial Council of ST..
Croix | wish TO welcome the new Cover
nor of the Virgin Islands. The coopera
ton of the Council ought to be valua-
bic asset 10 any administration. OF this
tue new Governor, | believe, has already
had an assurance. Let US hope that the
future of our Island will then be imbued
with new hope and new efforts of
achievement that will re ound tC the
prosperity of the greater number.
HIS Ercellency Governor Laurence w.
CrGmer: Mr., Chairman IwUud like to
express great appreciation for your re.
remarks. believe | can give very ain.
cere assurance that want very much
to cooperate with the Council in any
thing that will benefit the island. There
are macy thihgs to he done. have an
extensive legislative program on which
| am working and which will be sent to
Council for consideration. II some of the
measures have 10 mind do not meet
with the approval of the Council; that
does not mean that we cannot disagree
ard still continue to work. together in
other matters. hope we can have dis
agreement and yet carry on our work
without acrimony or rancorous feelings
and try to do the best for the commuui-
ty. | believe that can count on the COO
peration of the Council 10 my efforts to
do something for the community.
9th Appointed Member (P. J0seph);
Mr., Chairman. would like 10 know
what is the status in this Council Of
the gentleman, Bird Member for Chris.
tiansted Country District IArmstrong)
who has been acting Lieutenant Cover
nor since the last meeting of the Co1n
Gil.
The Chairman: can only answer
that the gentleman is 10 his seat. cup
nose he has resigned the other office.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-26

words ''of the United States" after the
words land the Governor of the Virgin
islands," the wording of the enclosed
resolution is identical with that of the
resolution which is on the order of the
day for the meeting of the Colonial
Council of ST. Croix to De held on Septem
Der 18, 1885.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-26
Some of The Thugs
We Sell

Folding Gard Tables. Black embossed
fibre top. Black enameled legs. Nickel
plated corners with sturdy center Brace.
Screw drivers highly polished Cocobola
handle.
Food Choppers. heavy retained. feur
cutting Knives. cut coarse, medium and
extra fine. Extra large bowls. Height
over IL inches.
Attractive Electric Lamps assorted
coors. colored silk cords to match
SPECIAL Paint Brushes Nickel ferrule1
Coaster Wagons. 1885, Models. real
treat for the kid.
Roller skates, with self contained roller
bearings. Bright nickel plates. Unusual
value In a dls.IncIiVe line Of m rit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-24

Pontiac, 1884 2.DOOr Sedan 0E0O
One of the best buys on our GDOOO
floor; 60-day guarantee: terms
I. p. STEUART, INC, 1923 Nth St.
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rRoCKNE

REAL BARGAINS in Repossessed Cars
KEYSTONE MOTOR CO., 1918 o st. NV.
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Pontiac, 1889 Sedan-New ma pOEO
room finish, all new tires. OOOO
thoroughly reGonditioned motor and
carries our 30-day guarantee.
L. p. STEUART, INC, 1928 14th st.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES
RENTALS
% Unfinished Houses

% Unfurnished Houses
PENN, n. 2033-6 rooms strictly mod
ern. refu.shed, redecorated throughout;
s35 RI-7922. CH-43ll-J
RANDOLPH. S. i203-4-room semi-modern
doubles Al condition, garage; Sl3, water
paid.
WASHINGTON BLVD. 3253-Owner; 3-bed-
room modern single; near schools s65.
HA-2063.
i5TH-ST. 9i8. E-5-room. modern bath
and furnace. Call CH-4755.
I5-ROOM modern; Scar garage; $40. Can
sublet. 1910 N. Delaware-st. IR-79l5.
COLORED-7 rooms. modern, redecora ted,
garage. 1882 Blyd.-pl. LI-56l0.
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sHERIFFs SALE
LEO n. SMITH
Attornev for Pinintim

b. virtue % certified copy % q decree
70 me directed from che Clerk Of the
Circuit Court o. Marion County. Indiana.
n cause no. f9sf3 wherein The Peoples
Mutual Savings and Loan Association
PLAINTIFF and Charlie o.. MerricE Carrie A.
NcrrlcE. 60 % Defendants requiring me %
make the sum 81 Thirty Three Hundred
Six Dollars. and Seventy Seven Cents
s31o6 ~. as provided for 90 said decree.
With Interest and costs VII expose az
public sale 10 the highest bidder on
SATURDAY TIE 18TH DAY OF
JULY. 1895.
between the hours 70 % O'Clock A - and
4 O'Clock p II % said dav. % the door
Of the Court House % Marion County.
Indiana. the rents and profits for term
not exceeding seven wears. ~ The follow
inE real estate in Marion County. Indiana
Lot $50 iu WariiciEh- an addition 20
the City 81 Indianapolis. IS Der plat
thereof RECORDED iu plat book Is PAGE
1fi On the Office q the Recorder Of
Marion County. Indiana. also strip
Of ground East % and adjoining said
lot. $50. being q part % an alley va
Gated. Marion County. Indiana
n such rents and profits viii not sell tor
q sufficient sum 20 satisfy said decree with
interest and costs. 7 will. az the same time
and place. expose 10 public sale the Tee
thereof as nav b. sufficient 20 discharge
said decree said sale Wil BE- made With
gut relief from valuation or appEaisement
OTTO RAY.
Sherif % Marion County.
June - 1855.
June ~. 1e-Julv 8 1888
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37-f Wearing Apparel
80 Wanted to Buy

BEAUTIFUL misses coats. dresses: size Is.
Formals. size IA, Like new. Cheap.
3240 N. III.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
% Houses for Sale

HSHtS go. Ndi L1-Ooit.
HEALING, 936-5~room modern: only $1,000;
reasonable terms. Drive by and call MR.
WOOSLEY with Allison Realty Co..
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r E HTALS
Is Furnished Rooms

S2-NEw JERSry. N. I222-Sleeping
porch. 81. mex. oath. Garage. Gentle
men Phone.
So. IS ". VERMONT No. > SAVOY-Lsrge
living and bedroom combined; employed
LI-sei1
CAPITOL. y. s502-Comfortabie room.
Hot water. Private home. Good trans
pOrtation. 81. TA-7l4l.
COLLEGE. 1881. sS-NeWlv decorated;
furnished room. cross ventilation. good
location HE-57Ss
COLLEGE. 11ss. APT. Cool. comfortable
roous reasonable. 70 gentlemtu pre-
ferred. HE-379s.
COLLEGE. sss4-very desirable rooms for
business men; hoDe PRIVILEGES, garage;
reasonable.
ILLINOIS. n. l905-Idesl room. twin beds:
large closet constant hot water. Gen.
tleman Garage.
MERIDIAN N 27f6-Front living room.
windows. overstuGed. fireplace. bed
in-alcoTe. Accommodate two. HA-4747-J
MERIDIAN N-Desirahse room. cross
ventilation Private home. Ideal lcca-
ton. very reasonable. HA-2672.
NEW JERSEY. s237 N-Iovely, cool. front
Toon near bath private home. HA-
assu-n.
NEW JERSEY. n. so47-Attractivelv fur
nlshed. large front bedroom: garage,
private home: gentleman
NEw YORK. 1893 w.-Front: clean: airy
rooms near bath. garage. 81 s. L-so7z.
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Moving. Transfer. Storage

OUR SPECIALITY business cards. at 81 per
1000, are now OF heavier. better material.
AL prices reduced. RICHARDS, THE
PRINTER. sac Vlrginia-av. RI-3174.
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sHERIFF's SALE
DAVID HARRISON
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff

By virtue OF certified copy- Of q decree
10 me directed from the Clerk Of the
Superior Court Of Marion County, Indiana.
~ cause No A-8I963 wherein The Pru-
l--ff-f rr--r1ra-re C,0rrnarv OF America
Plaintiff and Charles Rvker- e al De-
PENDANTS requiring me 20 make the sum
a. ond S siE,v Five GEMS ss4ao So. as pro:
vfded for IN said decree. with interest and
costs. I viii expose ~ public sale 10 the
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
h..--.., Al. rr.sTs ~ n O'clock A. NJ and
z o'cIoek p p N. Of said dsy. at the door
o. the Court House OF MARION county.
indiana. the rents and profits To- 9 term
not exceeding seven wears. 81 the follow .
Ing real estate tn Marion County. Indiana;
The East half % the NorthWest
quarter R eL see!o E,.i ~ Of ne s Second
Principal Meridian. and the west naI
Of the Northeast quarter OF section
cent .hsrefTom 60 acres OF Of the en-
tire East side thereof SAID Two tracts
being more p7T t ees Ragi5niss
az q stone az the Northwest corner
81 tde East half Of the Northwest
s11fp asls a. feet 10 the Southwest
corner % said East hall OF the NoLth-
west quarter Of section Is. thence East
south line ~ said West half OF the
Northeast quarter Of section 20. 1885
rsst lire al said section i6 27o0I0 feet
70 the North line OF said West half Of
the Northeast quarter 81 said section
ff. thence West on the North line there
OF and the North line Of the East half
uf the Northwest quarter OF said Sec
ton i6 1915 40 feet % the place OF be-
ginning. containing los. 20 acres. more
or less IN Perry Township. Marion
COUNTY Indiana
II ruch rents ard proass viii not sell for
a suHicient sum 10 satisfy said decree with
interest and costs. 7 Will az the same time
and place. exnose 10 public sale the Zee
Simple Of said real estate. or 50 much
thereof as NAV be sufficient 70 clscnarge
said decree said sale WI be made with
out relief from valuation or appraisement
OTTO RAY.
Sheriff OF Marion County.
June 81 1875.
June Il 2s-Juiv s. 1888.
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MARK a. MfILER
Attornrv for Plaintiff

b virtue o. a certified CODY o. decree
. ne directed from the Clerk of the
nlperioT Court q Marion COUNT. Indiana.
III cause No A-eia73 wherein Fletcher
Srugt Company Piain'iG and Ross p Au.t
e. - Dsfsndanfs TequlrirE ne 90 make the
pelars. and Nlzety EiEht Gents ST.
c17 1st. a. provided for IN said decree
Nltl tntzrert and costs. VII expose az
public sale 20 the highest bidder on
SATURDAY The 18TH DAY OF
between the hours q u O'clock A. II. and
= o'clock p. - % said DAY. az the door
81 the Court House % Marion County
l1ciaua- tle reuta and urr1-E Tor a term
E14 eNEE@liuT seven YEAR ~ the 1CltuE r.
ina real estate CD MARION County Indiana
Lot 2 lmeer 9 n Ruben. 5 MiieEood
OILS. as shown b. the Plat thereof
recorded % plat book re- page i79 IN
the .2er1rdfr's Office 70 Marion Courfv
Indiana. except thar part q said LOT
WINS North g a lire drawn from a
point ~ 81 feet South % the North
1ss s67 re-, soa,h q he Horth 'V wsSs
corner on ne West lane thereof ap-
urnrrllted far and constituting a part
q Fal Greek Boulevard. Marion Coun-
~. Indiana.
~ Fuch rents and profits uill not sell for
interest and costs. a VIII. az the same time
and place. expose 20 public sale the fee
simple a SAD real estate. Or 90 much
said decree said sale wi b made with
eut relief from valuation q aDpraisement
laws
OTTO RAY.
Sheriff % Marion County.
june n 1855
June y. 18-JIlv 5. 1885
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10 Rooms with Board

ROOMS Furnished: modern utilities;
linens. Adults; reasonable. E. Michigan
car CH-0266-R
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ID Farm Garden, Plants, Flowers
S7-d Beer Equipment

GLASSWARE - Chinaware; all occasions
HOOSIER CHINA CO. 2l3 E. Wash.
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sAruRpAY THE So DAY 81
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Death Notices
ANDERSON. oRyILE FRsNcIs-Ase. Is
wears. son Of Mr. and NJ. 10 OaSs Ander-
son. brother Of Thorntou. BENJAMIN, VII
Ian. Chester and Donald, one sister.
f@rs NJ Csrrfef Baker and Mrs Lille
Martin. passed away June e az Wash
lngt0n. Ind. Funeral from TIE home
r lsss NJ, Es P5sssnS sa essisry Bean
BLOSSOM SERVICE
BAIRGHMAN. MRS CAROLINE-Bsioyed
mother q Ms I'VE Ferser. passed
aWav Thursday eve Services SatAE-
dav $50 q d az residence. sass Gull
fori-av- Friends invited Burial Crown
BUCKLEY. PATRICK J-Age IS. passed
awav June -. az his residence. 30 y
LaSllle. beloved father o. Ms. Ralph
Iayi1T and William J Buckley. Funeral
Monday $50 g. 2. from his residence;
81. Phllllp Nerl Church. O. III Burial
HOY Cross cemeiery Friends invited.
SPEAKS q FINN FUNERAL SERVICE
cox JANIS W.-Beloved husband OF
Esssl Ca; ta'hsr q Ear, L., J. A ASs,.-.s
Della Penna. Chicago. died Friday. Fg-
nerel MONDAY. $50 az The home. 90 y
DfSuiney-st. q. m. Church q the
terry Friends invited KIRBY SERVICE.
CORRBCTED NOTICE
nINA1L. vida g.-NLte % Orval 7. Du-
Mrs RsBS Mslesa = rSS Shn s Shi'i snd
ChlS. A. simpson OF SWarthmore. Pa.
SISTER q Ms AippeTbach Cora Bailey.
LILY BAlty and Pred Hanley. passed
away 90 the home Of her sister Mrs.
Apperoach. ll2I Moutcalm-st. Wednes-
Cay. 40 p. n Funeral from SHIRLEY
Bios. CENTRAL CHAPEL. e&6 n MI
nciS. SATURDAY 10 a. m Frien6s in
vlfec. Burial Washington Para Friends
may cal AZ the home Of her daughter
Ma Whltsett iSs8 Kely-st until
q ma. Friday.
GlsLER. ORENA tnee Gardnerl-Age As
yearS. "wednesday. p N. vie ci Wm.
Glsler. mother q Wilma Gisler. Mrs
Frad LaEruau. Mrs Chas Miller Fu-
rerai frcm late hou.e. 1ss Bakemeier-sf.
SATURDAY 80 p IA Seventh Reformed
Cnurch. Hcetgel and Peasant Run-biVc-
D N Burial Crown HI Cemetery.
Coins. nLENE HELEN-Age Q years. BE-
foTet little rauEhtcr O. Richard Gems
ard Helen Cons lngraml passed away
Thrrsdag morning. Funeral Saturday
$50 . = from home o. grand parents.
"-- sd F~ker 81 Cahle-
81 kxrTlces private account q con-
laGic4s oisease. SOakLs SERVICE
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SHERIFFS SALE
\ q NIARTTN

I. r. MARLIN
Attorney for PLAINTIFF
b virtue OF a certified COPY OF decree
20 me directed from the CLERK OF the
Superior Court % Marion County. indiana
IN cause No A-16629 wherein Plymouth
Eavinr and Loan Association Plaintiff and
Arthur r.. Vihher. 90 al Defendants reQua .
irE me 10 make the sum Of Tweniy-SiX
Hundred Eleven Dollars. ana sixty SiN
Cents ts16ll66i. as provided for IN salo
decree. with interest and costs viii eN-
pose At public sale 20 the highest BIDDER.
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
JULY. 1888.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ and
Z O'Clock p ~ o. said dav. at the door
% the Court Hyuse Of Marion County.
indiana. the rents and nronfs for term
not exceeding seven years. Of the follow
tnz real estate n Marion County lnolana.
Lots numbered ono luuqfeu thirty
I've fr75l and one hundred thirty SIX
tl36l IN II. Clark's Addition 10 the
Town Of HauElFille. nov IN the Civ
o. indianapolis. as per plat thereof
recorded IN plat book page lfs IN the
ofice Of the Recorder o. Marion Coun-
~. Indiana.
II such rents and profits viii not sell for
n sur lcfeuf sum to satisfy said 0ecree Win
interest and costs I viii az the same time
and place. expose 20 public sale the Zee
simple Of said real estate. OF 50 mtfh
thereof as NAV &c sufficient 10 olscharEe
cut relief frcm valuation or aDpraisement
OTTO RAY.
Snertf OF Marion County.
June -. 1855
June -. 16-JulV 5. 1888
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Fl Unfinished Apartments
500 Soils MADISON-AV-3-4-5 rooms:
light and water furn. CH-2776.
s25-"DUNDEE." cor. Virginia e. McCartv-
st: heat. water. Frigioaire furn. CH-2I76.
CARROILTON. l2144 rooms; modern;
all utilities furnished: $500. Garage.
RI-2636.
COLLEGE. Il36-3-room front apartment:
BATH utilities. Inquire Apt. 3. RI-2940.
FALL CREEK BLVD. 329 E-2 bedroom
apartment: LIST floor; Frigidaire; porch
TA-6264.
LOCKERBIE-ST. Gle = Clean, modern
apartment: no rooming house. Reason
able. LI-6960.
MONTCALM. 1913 rooms. bath, heat.
water. garage furnished; SIS. TA-17l3
9TH. E.. -s25-s35.O 90. GENERAL
APIS. INC. 1929
go E. 9Th .--.....-.... $3.50 10 S3I %
400 N. Meridian ......... $500 to Sl25.O0
18TH ST. w. 33-Living. room. bedroom,
dinette. kitchenette. bath. Frigidaire all
utilities furnished. HA-2653-J.
COOL. modern 5-room apt: downstairs;
porch. garage. 215l Broadway.
2-BEDROOM modern apartment, north of
18th Garage Frigidaire. Reasonable
TA-O593. RI-2495.
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CHEVROLET
Shock Absorber Service
window Shade Cleaning

BRENLIN window shades: Pella Venetian
blinds ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM RI
1895 KEITH SHADE CO. 1880 III
Again in 1884 as in 1e33-The Times
was the Only Indianapolis Evening Paper
To show q gain in want ads
TIE REASQN-RESuLTa
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ME- NDIS
IS Household Goods
Singer Bargains

ginger Dbl gains
Elec portable. sews good 1875
Singer cleo. console rep.-smau bal
Domestic elec. console .------...---. 50 50
Singer drophead treadle .....-...... $50
Singer Sewing Machine Co, l26 w. Wash.
RANGE. white porcelain. Red Star Burns
oil or gasoline Bargain; walnut dining
table and buffet. Sell or swap. HU-l664.
42l4 Manlove.
MAYTAG washer; good condition; S22 So
1926 Brouse. CH-5506-M.
LINOLEUM-Lowest prices in the city.
CUT-RATE LINOLEUM HOUSE
6ll N. Alabama 90i E. Washington
ICE BOx-5o--lb.; in good condition: S..
CROSLEY Shelvadore refrigerators; $3.50
WAsHING MACH. PARTS 3 SERVICE
CO. 1901 E. Wash.-st. RI4057
DINING SUITE bedroom. breakfast and
dealers
Nearly New Easy, S29
s125 per week: 81 down Used washers
50 up: wringer rolls. all parts any washer.
IDEAL WASHER CO. 2o8 N. Delaware
NEW and used ice boxes. 50 90 and up
1928 E. l0th-st. CH-l449 Open evenings.
KELvTNATOR--E lec. refrig.; perfect cond.
INDIANAPOLIS NORGE SALES
4024 E. Wash. IR-58SS. Open ewes.
ICE BOXES
Good used trade-ins; excellent condi-
ton $3.50 up. FRIGIDAIRE. 927 Meri-
dian. open evenings and Sunday after
noon.
BARGAINS IN USED NoRGEs AT
CAPITOL NORGE SALES
115 E. s4th. TA-48s1
ELECTRIC washer Leonard" refrigerator;
clean iron bed: springs. 1885 Carroll
ton-av. HE-l233.
cot with pad: all $1,000. HE-3565.
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County Better Off
Than Middle West
Boyd Turner Finds Condition.
Better Locally Than In
Other Sections

A recent visit to Iowa has con-
vinced Boyd Turner, local resident,
that conditions in Okanogan county
may be far from perfect, but that
they're lot better than in the
Middle West, he declared upon his
return Thursday.
The droutll ana the cinch bug had
much to do with Iowa's present
condition, he said, but unemploy-
ment also is more widespread than
in this district. ~
Mr.. Turner also found that farm
ers of that state are losing their
enthusiasm over the government S
corn-hog production control plan,
and that a large percentage Of
those who signed contracts under
the program last year are not sign
ing the 1885 contracts.
During his visit Mr.. Turner saw
some Chelan apples, SOS, that were
being sold for cents each and So
a box. They were in poor condition,
he said.
Iowa already has 2 per cent
sales tax in force, although it is be-
ing operated on different plan
than the next tax for this state.
Mr.. Turner spent four months in
Alton, Iowa, his old home town.