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BACK PROJECTS
ON WEST SIDE
Committees Named by Civic
Groups to Seek Action
on Three Proposals.

Committees chosen last night al
a mass meeting Of West Side resi-
dents In the Hawthorne Community
House today took action to push
three proposed west Side projects
track elevation. an addition to
Washington High School and de-
velopment Of a parkway and boule-
ward system along Eagle Greek.
The committees include r. N
Phelps, Mrs. Frank Lentz and Leon
Thompson. high school addition; DR.
Walter Hemphill, william Enrich
and Roscoe Conkle. track elevation
and Edward Workman. Mrs Bob
Shank, r. NJ. Manring, DR.. E. T
Gaddy and Mrs. T. V. Petronof
boulevard.
A permanent organization Of all
civic groups on the west Side will
be formed at a meeting April % at
the Community House. The COM
mittees will make their reports
then. c. CT. Baker, Community
House director. was named temper
airy chairman last night
Traffic regulations to promote
safety will be discussed at a meet
ing of the South Side Civic Club
central committee at tonight at
1914 Prospect-st. Walter c. Roth
ermel will preside.
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CCC RECRUITS SOUGHT
Enrolment Held Daily for JObless
Youths in County.

Registration of unemployed Marion
County young men for Civilian
Conservation Corps camps began
today at 90 w New York-st, and
will continue daily. except Satur-
days, between l and +.
Unemployed single men, between
Is and 25. may enroll for six
months. under orders issued by
Robert Fechner, national CCC di-
rector. who authorized enlistment of
10000 more recruits.
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THEFT SUSPECTS HELD
Two Negro Youths Nabbed After
Filling Station Burglary.

Two Negroes were held today in
connection with the theft of auto
tires valued at S85 from HooSier
Pete's gasoline station at 2201 N.
Capitol-av last night. Entrance was
gained by cutting glass from around
the lock in the side window to the
grease pit. Those held are Robert
Lee Baker II. of 1884 N. Capitol-av
and Andrew Roper. II, of 2167 Ken
Wood-av.
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Deaths

Anna Turner. SO. Of 1922 Fayette. mitral
regurEifation.
Willis Higgins S. Of 1918 N Belmont.
acute cardiac dilatation
Minnie NJ Arthur. 81 Central Indiana
Hospital. hypostatic pneumonia.
ALIVE HAY S. CITY Hospital. strepto-
coccic meningitis.
sarah r Thomas. as. Of 1907 Salem.
cOronarv thrombosis.
Minnie W Denny So Of eis Oakland.
acute cardiac dilatst ton
Mildred z Herr. 46 City Hospital.
broncho pneumonia.
Iva Mae Henning. H. Riley Hospital pull
mOnary edema
Isaac Vernon Buchanan. rs. of $50 n.
Richland coronarv occlusion.
Thomas Vensble. 81. Central Indiana
Hospital anemia
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

william H Fuller. 80. Of AS E. louisiana
81. engineer. and Geneva Belt. a. Of sos
z Market-st musician.
Sherman Duling. - Jssonviile. miner,
and Dolne Buckallew. 10. OF 1858 Adams
ST. housekeeper
Walker p Wilson. so OF SIS n Bevills-
av. boilermaker. and Roma Aegerter. rs.
OF 763 WeSt-dr Woodruff -pl biologist
HerSchell L. Stilwell. 81 r r. J. build
Ing superintendent. and Maybe A. Prui;t
81. CANDY. beauty operator.
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MS The Quickest Easiest Way Find Desirable Place Live
zM52 Rentals You
VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Births
Boys
Francis and Audrey Planning. s.. Vim
cents Hospital
Eden and vsrna Campbell s54 z.
Norm
Arthur and viola Huebsr a3s z Mime
sofa
VIRGIL ard Thelms Colbert. 27il n Ne
rlcian.
Girls
John and Maude Tapp. III n Koehne
Roosrtus and Msrgareth Rutherford
1870 PTuitt
Eugene and Dorothy Wilson. Methods,
Hospital.
James and Joyce Lore 7o3 " Dist
Marvin and Gayle HUFF. 23l2 z. New
York
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OPENS BEAUTY PARL0R
A. F. Ellis Starts Own Shop in
Odd Fellow Building.

A. F. Ellis, formerly manager Of
the Powder Puff Beauty Shop, has
opened new beauty shop in the
Odd Fellow Building The shop is
furnished in moderniStic design, in
a black and silver color scheme. It
includes a reception room, six booths
and a drying room.
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ANN0UNC E M ENTS
l Death Notices

ADAM, LOUIS G.-Brother OF Herman F.
Adam. william Adam. Mrs. Leo NJ;
Rappaport. Mrs Frank L. Reissner and
Mr. Lillian A. FIckinger and father of
Loretta G. Adam. died Tuesday, April g.
Funeral services at HISEY 81 TITUS. 95l
n. DelaWare-st. Thursday, April II, at 3
D m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends in
vited.
EARL ISAAC A.-Age So years. husband
Of Della. passed away April 9. Funeral
THURSDAY, April II, 2 D. m, at GEORGE
W. USHER FUNERAL HOME. 1919 N;
Capitol-av Friends invited. Burial
Floral Park cemetery.
GRIEsMANN. MRS. LENA (NEE WERNER)
mother Of Harold G. Griesmann and
day night. Services at the residence. SAC
N. Jeferson-av. Thursday 230 p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
KENYON. MRS. HANNAH E. = Beloved
bus. Ind. and Addison G. Kenyon
Of her daughter in Columbu Tuesday
morning Services at the FLANNER 6z
BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Thursday 1870
P. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
MILLER. WILLIAM C.-Of 1909 Cottage
av.. passed away Tuesday. April 9. Fu-
j. c WILSON FUNERAL HOME, 1890
Prospect. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill
H. EilisA-hEt o. years DtlONcu
sister Of Mrs Emma Behman. Louis and
Fred Miller. passed away Tuesday. $50
p m al the residence of Fred Miller
2705 Barth-av. Funeral Friday. o. m.
at the residence and 230 D. m at the
Bethany Lutheran Church. Shelby and
Yoke-st Friends invited. Burial Con-
cordla cemetery. G. H. HERMANN
SERVICE
MULLIN. JAMES-Died Tuesday April g.
Funeral from the home of Mrs Arthur
Worley. 544 N. Oxford-st, Friday. April
u. $50 a m. Services at St. Philip
Neri Church. 9 q. m deceased was
member of Holy Name Society. Moose
Lodge and Red Cloud Tribe No. l8 of
Red Mem Friends invited BLACK
WELL SERVICE.
PERRY. THOMAS M-Husband of Leutte
father of Walter Perry. Mrs. Grace Fans
Ter and Mrs. Ethel Means. passed away
Tuesday at the late residence. % S.
Arsenal-av; he also leaves four brothers,
and one sister Friends may call at
residence any time after 10 a. m. Thurs
day. Funeral notice later. TOLIN
FUNERAL SERVICE.
SKILLMAN. JANE-Beloved little daughter
of Leo Skillman. sister of Harry grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Skill
man. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickey
passed away Wednesday. April 10.
Friends may call at the home. 1927
Bethel-av, after noon Thursday. Funeral
Saturday 10 a. m. Burial Hall, Ind.
Friends invited. w. T. BLASENGYM
SERVICE
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HONOR DUE MEMBERS
AT V. OF F. w. MEETING
Eight to Receive Purple Hearts
From State Commander.

From State Commander.
Purple Hearts will be conferred on
eight members of Frank I. Strayer
Post. Veterans Of Foreign Wars, to-
night by Gerald Matthias, state COM
mander. An entertainment in Mr.
Matthias honor will be held after
the business meeting.
Eleven new members will be mi
tiated April II by the post degree
team. according to William Johnson,
post commander. The ritual team
expects to enter competition at the
state and national encampments at
Terre Haute and New Orleans, re-
Spectively.
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CASTING POND MAY
BECOME WADING POOL
Civic Clubs Petition for Change at
Fall Creek Park.

Members of the North Side Civic
Club Federation have petitioned the
Indianapolis park commissioners to
convert the municipal casting
pond at Fall Creek-blvd and 3Sth-
st into a wading pool for children.
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FIN A N C IAL

5Z BUSINESS opportunities
DAIRY BUSINESS 100-gai,on business:
modern new equipment routes and
truck Box 384 Columbus. Ind
SPLENDID equipped cafeteria: University
business district 10 600 students Must
sell BENTON WOOLWORTH BG.
Champaign III.
Again in 1884 as in l933-The Times
was the ONLY Indianapolis Evening Paper
to show a gain in want ads
TIE REASCN-RESULTS
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Fl N A N C IAL

52-a Securities, Bldg. and Loan
WE WILL. buy Fletcher American Ma Blk.
cts. OF beneficial interest. NEWTON
TODD. AIS Lemcke Bldg
Again in 1884 as in 1933-The Times
was the Only Indianapolis Evening Paper
to show a gain in want ads
THE REASON-RESULTS
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$50 to S24
S25 to s29
$50 to 500
Other Houses

RANDOLPH. S. 1901 rooms: semi-mod +;
garage; water paid; Will paper. refnish.
ROBSON. 5346-4-room semi-modern dou-
bic; east: newly papered and painted
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IL Furnished Rooms

IIUUTITS
81, 81 so, So: clean mod; Illinois car; be-
tween Illinois and Nerd. "a w. lsth-st
ss-DEI.AwARE l4o7 N-Weu furnished
lsrge front room; 3 windows; large closet.
RI-e267
DEARBORN. n. ilo3-Ideal room for en-
ployed girl: private home. Breakfast
optional CH-T00s-w.
DELAWARE, N. 1904 = Living bedroom:
lavatory: ideal home: call evenings: daY
phone. LI-eese.
ILLINOIS. N. 3i32-very attractive, cozy
room: constant hot water; private fam
ily: phone.
ILLINOIS. N 1886. Apt 6-Large. front
living room with alcove bedroom: home
like. reasonable.
HEALING. N. 30-Nicely furnished room
large closet: board optional. ! or en-
psOyed IR-12ee
MERIDIAN, 1917 N.-Att. 9, large. attrac-
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Have cash buyer for or 6-rm mod.
home, east. if priced right. Mr.. Burgess.
American ESTATES CO.. REALTORS
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERs

BY RUSSELL ? kEHOE. Examine
Indianapolis. Ind. APRIL 2. 1885
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARrTG
Public Service Commission Docket No.
26i5-M
Application Of TlicaE o-Cincinnai Motor
Freight Line. Cincinnati Ohio. for GER
tihcate 70 operate motor vehicles as
common carrier OF property. interstate,
III state lire. passing thru Brookvtlle
Rushville. Indianapolis Logansport. VIVA
mac Knox. Gary. Highland. over nigh
Wavs 81 %. g.
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission 40i State House Indianapolis.
Ind A. NJ Tuesday. April 90 1888.
Public participation Is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
By RUSSELL ? KEHOE. Examiner.
I'D
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BUSINESS Sc VICE
Floor Finishing

RENT a dustless floor sander complete
line Of floor finishing material. TA4eI4
OLD FLOORS made new. Rent our cleo
trl seo floor sander 81 day. RISK. CHI
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assure herself that the airport
could not be far away, that the
road must be nearer still. Not
| knowing their direction, she
might as well have been humid
reds of miles from them and
she realized that in her fight and
her subsequent efforts TO locate
the road she might haze pene-
trated more deeply int' the
woods than she'd thought.
Though the air was waT m, she
couldn't have slept erep if she
had been able to accept the bark
of the fallen tree as led. The
mysterious night sounds @ere too
frighting. She had always i'm
aGiued the forest as qaiet, but
now it was filled with uameless
sounds. 49, r.
How long 10 slung to the brok-
en- tree, lying almost prone as
though it were a rock putting up
from a tossing sea, she never
knew. But as long az she lived
she would not FORGET the CLEAN
of light which she saw beyond the
dark outlines of tne trees. At
. first it flickered weakly then kept
up its intermittent flashes even
when it grew in intensity. With
ia Joyful start, she zee ognized the
light as from a moving: car. Com
! ing down the distance beyond
the thick wood, it seemed to
flicker as it passed behind the
trees.
10 leaped from her haven and
| into the yielding under crush. But
therewas no panic in her heart
now, for the lights If the car
told her The direction If the road
told her, too that the road was
not far. 1t was diff cult going;
but she knew she hal a chance
to reach the highway before the
car came abreast IF ner.
Suddenly she stopped. 1t might
be Bret Paul, return ng to find
her! Suppose he had gone to the
Inn and then, when she did not
appear, started in search of her?
Her fright in the wo DDS had not
weakened JOS rssoI re never to
face MIN again. Me- ertheless she
must use the beacon which the
lights of this ca" furnished. Once
those lights were e ,ne she might
get to her feet otter a sudden
fall without the least idea as to
the direction she should take. ...
Resolutely she hurried on as
best she could over fallen trees,
through underbrVsh, lodging be-
meath low-hangi14g boughs when
she had the good fortune to see
them in time. che lights of the
car were much. closer now and
she could hear the drone of the
motor family. Should she hail
the car on the chance that it
wouldn't be driven by Brent Paul
or should she stand in the
shadows and let it pass after it
had lighted Ter way to the road?
1t was lo1.g way to Crest Lake
Inn: and tie little airport station
would he cooked now, for there
were no plane arrivals until
morning. -.
But whea she reached the road
and heard the motor more clearly
she know that it could not be the
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I'M
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o 1898 kEA Service. Inc.

think of no adequate reply, no
relevant comment. Her thoughts
were in a whirl that would not
settle into single, sane mean
ing. Finally she faltered, cts
mighty decent of you TOTO tell
me all this, Babs. Even if you're
wrong about Dauglas Marsh's
feeling toward me-"
"I'm not wrong about him."
Babs retorted. "And there's
nothing particularly decent about
my telling you this. Pm no mar
tyred heroine. Pm just spoiled
brat, and | suppose I'll always
be. | wasn't even in love with
Doug-not enough to marry him.
1t was mostly his mothers idea,
and NY mothers too. They SEEM
ed to think it would be good
idea for the Marsh outfit and the
Montgomerys to get together.
thought it was a good idea, too.
. for awhile"
Have you told Douglas
Marsh?" Babs nodded. ~ told
/ him this morning. He pretended
to be hit hard, and he argued a
long time. Doug's a good sport
and he's have gone through with
it. But | could see his heart
WASN'T in the argument"
: "But-but I still think you're
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BabS. Ihere's been, nothing be-
tween us, and -,
Babs faced 10 sharply, then
returned her attention to the
road. Don't you be an idiot,
too. | remember how you used
/ to look at him. You two hit it
off right from the first. don't
know what excuse you gave to
yourself, but | think the real
reason YOU went away with, Fra
Comet was because you believed
was going to marry Douglas
Marsh"
"That's, that's not true" Jo
blazed. 81 had to leave. He fired
me, SO, why should / stay around
Crest Lake z" .v. .
"No reason why you should
stay around Crest Lake, perhaps
But you didn't have to turn tc
Fragonet. That was the give
away, 10. When ! figured that
out, and watched how Doug
changed, l had the whole story
She paused then: "And Doug
didn't really fire you, 10. Il
had something to do with that
And Mrs. Marsh. They had
little quarrel after you left, and
Doug sent her on a trip around
the world a.. ." y
For several minutes. 10 could
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small car which Bret had parked
by the airport station. This, OBJ
y.ousln, was large and power
full model. Even its rushing
speed showed that it had been
built to disregard the none too
easy rOadbed.
10 stepped for moment into
the long beam of the headlights
heard the motor lessen its roar
caught the sounds of brakes. Soon
the big, cleaning sedan halted
beside her and the dust of the
road drifted over it like a cloud
One of the front glasses silk
down and in the light from the
instrument board 10 saw the
questioning face of Babs Montgo'
merry. O..
What's wrong-Why, 10 Da.
rien!' She opened the car dool
and stepped qnickly to the road
40, what in the world are you
doing out here like this?"
III got lost in the woods, .
10 explained sheepishly.
"But | thought you were in
Hollywood"
81 came on the evening plane
and II started to take short
cut to the Inn If you're going
back that way I'd certainly ap-
preciate a lift" 10 told hel
YEARLY. "I'm pretty much.
all in" ,. .- .
Babs seemed to hesitate a mo-
ment, and 10 wondered if the
Montgomery girl still hated hel
so much that She d refuse. Their
Babs said, "The truth is, I'd
planned to get out of Crest Lake
Inn as quickly as I could. But
it won't take me 20 minutes to
take you there. Come along"
As 10 climbed into the car she
saw Babs' smart luggage piled
high over the gack seat and she
wondered why Babs was leaving
in such a rush at this time of
night. When Babs had swung the
car around and headed back to-
ward Crest Lake Inn, 10 asked
care your mother and father
still at the Inn?"
Babs shook her head. "They
left two weeks ago." she said.
She. was silent then, and Jo
didn't press her further. But sud
denly Babs startled 10 by saw,
ing suddenly, 81 suppose [ might
as we'll tell you the whole story"
81 didn't mean to be curious"
10 said. otis none of my affair,
is IT,"
POSSIBLY it is, 10. I'm not go
ing to marry Douglas Marsh"
10 flushed. whats that to do
with me?"
"Only this. He's in love with
you" There was no bitterness in
Babs' voice. 1t was a simple
statement of fact.
'I-f'm afraid | don't under
stand" 10 said slowly.
Neither did y, smiled Babs.
"And I think he didn't under
stand, either, for a long time.
Perhaps he isn't wise to himself
even yet. But / know what's
wrong with him. / could see it
from the moment you lit out with
Peter Fragonet."
"But-hut that's so foolish,
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RECIN HERE TODAY

Jo Darien breaks her engage
ment to Bret Paul, college ath
! lete star, because he objects tc
her taking a Job as hostess al
, Crest Lake Inn, fashionable sum
pner resort owned by wealthy
Douglas Marsh. 10 goes to Crest
Lake and later Bret arrives as
life guard.
Douglas Marsh's eecen tr i
mother dislikes 10. Peter Frag
onet,, film actor, pays 10 marked
attention and asks her to marry
him as soon as he can get di'
vorce. 10 becomes friendly with
Lola Montez, film actress.
Prompted by his mother, Marsh
asks 10 to leave Crest Lake. She
decides to go to Hollywood te
look for a Job, and flies there
with Fragonet. Later she begins
to doubt Fragonet's promises and
moves to a rooming house where
he cannot find her.
Lola Montez gets 10 a job II
sandwich shop, but she gives
this up when Mrs. Fraeonei
threatens to make trouble. 10 re-
ceives a telegram that Bret Is
i'll and asking her to come to
Crest Lake. She takes the first
plane. At Crest Lake she learns
the telegram was a trick on
Bret's part. He is not Ill. They
quarrel and 10, running away, be-
comes lost in, the thick woods.
Now Go On With the Story
CHAPTER XLVI
Night came suddenly in the
forest, dropping like a curtain
before JOS frightened eyes. Her
first impulse-one she recognize
ed dimly as wrong yet could not
resist-waS to rush on bllndly,
wherever her legs would take
her. In her swift panic she chung
to the hope that by sheer good
fortune she might stumble again
into the dust of the road. But in
the blackness she kept brushing
against the rough, unyielding
tree trunks, and low-hanging
bOughs struck her with a force
that seemed moving and human.
Even in the little clearings she
sank almost waist-deep in the
under-brush, as confusing and
clutching as quicksands.
At length she drew herself up
on the hard surface of a fallen
tree, rested there, breahless. 81
must stay right here now," she
told herself. 81 must stay right
here until morning when | can
see." She added, half-aloud in
the lone darkness, "in the morn
ing III be able to get out"
But as she chung there she
kept remembering snatches of
stories she had heard-of men
lost for days within calling dis
lance of help, unable to find
their bearings. And of what was
in the woods, what dangerous
animal enemies. 10 could only
guess. The clearing around
Crest Lake Inn had been friend
but she knew that beyond it TODD
Barston and Douglas Marsh and
their hunting companions had re-
ported bear and an occasional
wildcat.
It was hardly comforting to
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wrong, Babs. And what if l."

wrong, Babs. And what if L"
What if you don't love him."
Listen, Jo-I've never seen a cou-
pie more naturally cut out for
each other than you two. Re-
member that night at the Olym-
t pic BSw the first night you were
knew it then. You knew it, too,
even if you wouldn't admit itHi
Suddenly the clearing of Crest
] axe Inn doomed in the head
lights, and Babs swung sharply
into the roadway" Do you mind
hopping out here, 10? l don't
want to appear on the scene
again-and Pm driving clear
through to the city tonight
(To Be Continued)
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CLOCK DATES BACK TO 1898

MIFFLINVILLE, Pa.-(UP).-
R. A. Berninger, school director.
has two ancient grandfather"
clocks. One is known to have been
built in 1889. The other dates
back to 1898. Their workings are
made of wood.
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INDIAN DANCE CELEBRATED

BATTLEFoRD, Sask. (UP).-
Fifty years of peace between the
palefaces and Indians has been
celebrated in a colorful ceremony
here. Nine tribes of Indians and
scores of pioneers of the frontier
days attended the celebrations.
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ALIENS MUST SERVE TERMS

OTTAWA, Ont.-(UP).-Can-
ada will not attempt to reduce her
prison. population by deporting
alien conyicts before their terms
are completed, government Off
Gals here declare,
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75c Listerine soc; 75c Squibbs
Mineral Oil, soc: soc Prophy-
latte Tooth Brushes, 39c; S1.OO
Wine Cardui, 69c; soc Syrup
Pepsin, soc. Freeze Drug 20.
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WE DO NOT give the cheapest
permanents, but we get the
business. Judge the reason.
Phone GIG. Deluxe Beauty
ShODDe.
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LEoNA ALLEN YOUNG, regis
tered optometrix. Correct test
ing and fitting. Main street,
next door State Trust Co.
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PAY YOUR TAXES WITH
BONDS, COUNTY, CITY AND
STREET A s S E M \ Mp.
PHONE 81. o. ROY KEITH
REAL ESTATE.
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ODD SIZE SASH at Bargain
prices. Rigby-Morrow Co, LumI
Der, Builders Supplies, Mill
Work. 4th Ave. E. Phone 81.
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diminished Rooms

nj NSNI - Furnished rooms
ear agartments by month or
ran;., large, cool and airy.
I'd oulldiRg; DixOna home,
ave- and Fleming st. =
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DIVINE HEALING

Why try substitutes? Go direct
to the source through Divine
Healing. 1t never fails. F. w.
Sumner will help you. Services
free. Residence BoylstOn Rd.,
8 1-2 miles West of Hender-
sonyille
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SCHOOL FOR LITTLE FOLKS
will begin Sept. g.. Kindergar-
ten and lower grades. I Older
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