Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 5 August 1927 — Page 3

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THE MUNCIE POST-DEMOCRAT

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1927.

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Magic Cooking! TEAVE the Whole Meal in the oven to cook for hours while you’re miles away.

Gome back and serve a perfectly cooked [/„i ess the Reg»Uinner. Magic? Yes, the magic of the latorhasaRED Lorain Self-regulating Oven of the New wheel it is

Process Gas Range.

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NOTa LORAIN. OVEN HEAT REGULATOR

Gome in and see the New Process hingeless oven-doors, the concealed flue-connection, the smooth, cool door-handles, the beautiful porcelain-enamel finish and the Lorain Oven Heat Regulator. New Process Gas Ranges lead in beautiful appearance. They give daintiness and charm to any kitchen. There’s one to fit your ijeeds—at a price that you can pay. NEW PROCESS Gas Ranges

i?-. CENTRAL INDIANA GAS CO.

Phone 754

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

Along the Rail Highway Deep rivers and wide valleys are no longer barriers in the onrush sweep of the heavy train. They have been spamled by mighty bridges and trestles—great steel and concrete structures which bear their millions-of-ton loads in perfect safety. Marvels of engineering feat, these connecting links between shore and shore and crest and crest cut down distance and join sections together which nature had divided. Along the lines of the Chesapeake and Ohio are some splendid examples of modern bridge construction. Into this work there is absolute exactness of estimate as to load, weight and stress. Foundations are buried deep in the rock and the strong steel spans carry the tracks over which fast passenger trains and long, steady-moving freights push their way in the transportation service of America. Millions of dollars are invested annually by the railroads in the erection of safe structures which shorten travel and expedite movement. It is another form ^of expenditure by which the carriers are seeking to meet their opportunity in rendering a safe and dependable and speedy service for the producers and consumers of this country. The Chesapeake and Ohio points with pride to this form of betterments along its far-reaching lines 'of track. The cost has been heavy, but the results in improvement and eiliciency of service have more than justified the outlay, W. T. Haraiian, President.

CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY

Department of Public Works Office of the Boai*d City Hall, Muncie, Ind. Notice of Improvement Resolution Notice to Property Owners. In the matter of Certain Proposed Public Improvements in the City of Muncie, State of Indiana. Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Muncie, Indiana .that it is desired and deemed necessary to make the following described public _ improvements for the City of Muncie, Indiana, as authorized by the following numbered improvement resolutions, adopted by said Board, on the 2nd day of August, 1927, to-

wit:

I. R. No. 330-1927, For paving the alley lying between Jefferson Street and Elm Street, from Highland Avenue to Bidwell Avenue. I. R. No. 331-1927, For cement sidewalk on the North side of Twelfth Street from Port Avenue to Utica Avenue; also sidewalk on the south side of Twelfth Street from Port Avenue to Rochester Avenue. I. R. No. 332-1927, For paving the alley lying between Willard Street and Fifth Street from Elliott Street east to alley running North and South, east to Mound Street and thence North to Willard Street. I. R. No. 333-1927, For paving or re-surfacing of Jackson Street from Mulberry Street to Walnut Street; also cement curb and gutter on both sidtfs of said Jackson Street from Mulberry Street to Walnut Street. I. R. No. 334-1927, For paving or re-surfacing of Ninth street from Walnut Street to Gharkey Street; also cement curb and gutter on both sides of said Ninth Street from Walnut Street to G-harkey Street. I. R. No. 335-1927, For cement sidewalk on North side of Jackson Street from the alley between Mulberry Street and Walnut Street to Walnut Street; and. also cement sidewalk on the East side of Walnut Street from Jackson Street north to the alley lying between Jackson Street and Main Street. All work done in the making of said described public improvements shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the improvement resolution, as numbered, adopted by the Board of Public Works on the above named date, and the drawings, plans, profiles and specifications which are on file and may be seen in the office of said Beard of Public Works of the City of Muncie, Indiana. - ; The Board of Public Works has fixed the 26th day of August, 1927. as a date upon which remonstrance's Uiay be filed or heard by persons interested in, or affected by said described public improveipents, and on said date at 9: (Id o'clock A. M. said Board of Public Works will meet at its office in said City for the purpose of hearing and considering any rsihonstrancejs ' which . .may have beeja filed, -or which jma\> have been presented; said Boaru fixes said date as a date for the modification, confirmation, rescinding, or postponement of action on said remonstrances; and on said date will hear all persons interested or whose property is affected by said proposed improvements, and will decide whether the benefits abutting ajid adjacent to the proposed improvement and to the said that will accrue to the property City will be equal to or exceed the estimated cost of the proposed improvements, as estimated by the City Civil Engineer. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS By Mary E. Anderson, Clerk. Advertise on Aug. 5 & 12, 1927.

IDEALVECFfi (Continued From Page One) enamel, permanently beautiful. As easy to clean as a piece of china. Occupies very little space; can be moved like furniture. Price, $87.50, Installed. $10.00 down puts one in your home.

Diving machines are to be introluced into Tahiti Society islands .'or pearl gathering, o ' NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that the Trustee of Mt. Pleasant Township, County of Delaware, State of Indiana, will receive bids at the office of said Trustee in the town of Yorktown, in said Township up to two o’clock P. M. on Monday, the 29th day of August, 1927, for the following Township equipment: One or more school bus or hack bodies to be delivered immediately aud one or more to be delivered in 1927 as needs may demand; all to. be in accordance with specifications or their equal, now on file in the office of said Trustee: All bids shall be accompanied by bond in full amount of the bid, and by the usual non-collusion affidavit. Said Trustee reserves the right to reject any and all bids. MONT Z. RUDY, Trustee Mt. Pleasant Township. Paul S. Brady, Attorney. Aug. 5, 12 & 19.

SALE OF HONEY

If you want to buy the best honey on the market, call Phone 1028-W. Five pounds or over, delivered. Bee Supplies of all Kinds. W. D. Carter

RANDOLPH COAL & SUPPLY CO.

BLUE BLAZE — SUPERIOR BLOCK AND POCAHONTAS COAL

Order Now. Earl F. Randolph, Mgr. Phone 2081

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Cars on Track 208 Hoyt Ave., Muncie, Ind.

1 SCHEIDEGGER ELECTRIC CO. !!

Old Fixtures Taken In On New Ones

ELECTRIC RANGES

House Wiring — Repairing of All Kinds

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:: WHEN YOU PAY FOR WORK—GET GOOD WORK

ELECTRIC SUPPLIES

No. 5 Western Reserve Bldg. Phone 5238

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Good as the Best—Costs You Less WHY PAY MORE?

Standard Balloons Same material and construction used by all standard companies. ■ 29x4.40 $ 9.65 30x4.95 14.25 31x4.95 15.75 30x5.25 15.95 31x5.00 14.25 31x5.25 16.45 30x5.77 * 18.75 32x5.77 20.50 33x,5.77 21.85 31x6.00 18.75 32x6.00 19.25 33x6.00 19.90 32x6.20 22.95 33x6.20 23.45 33x6.75 25.45 34x7.30 26.25

SUPER GRADE “RED A” BUS TYPE BALLOONS—HI PRESSURE Quality, built regardless of price to the finest “Motor Bus” Tire specification. All new rubber in tread and carcase and over-size.

SECONDARY LINE All Black BALLOONS 29x4.40 OS. $ 7.55 29x4.75 OS. 9.45 30x4.95 OS. 11.00 30x5.25 OS. 12.30 31x5.00 OS. 11.00 31x5.25 OS. 12.80 30x5.77 OS. 14.45

29x4.40 29x4.7& 30x4.95 31x5.00 30x5.25 31x5.25 30x5.77, 32x5.77, 33x5.77, 31x6.00, 32x6.00, 33x6.00, 32x6.20, 33x6.20, 32x6.75, 33x6.75, 34x7.30

30x3Fz OS. Cl. 31x4 OS. Cl

ply ply ply ply ply ply ply ply ply ply

$12.35 : IS.iJi . 15.67 15.67 17.54 18.09 23.05 25.15 26.20 22.50 23.30 24.10 27.45 28.30 29.90 31.25 31.62 9.19 10.25

30x3!/z OS. SS 10.95 31x4 OH. SS: 15.12 32x4 “15.95 33x4 16.77 32x41/2 21.78 33X414 22.55 34x41/2 23.37 33x5 29.53 “Red A Bus” Trtick Tires 30x3/2, 6 ply $13.13 32x41/2, 8 ply 26.00/ 30x5, 8 plv 31.35 33x5, 8 ply 34.60 35x5, 8 ply 31.75 32x6, 10 ply 48.20 36x6, 10 ply 52.90

wail TO m\—MW AH Black Balloon and Hi-Pressure same material and construction as standard secondary lines but more liberal.

Oversize

30x3!/ 2 OS. Cl. $ 7.55

31x4 Cl.

8.90

31x4 SS

10.60

32x4 SS.

11.15

33x4 SS. _ _

11.75

32x4 F2 SS. _

18.60

33x4/2 SS. __

19.25

30x5, SS. 8 ply _

26.50

33x5, SS, 8 ply

28.25

35x5, SS. 8plv__ _

28.85

Tubes At Proportionate Low Prices On Quality Goods. TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES

All-Weather Balloons Goodyear Firsts 30x4.95 $14.25 31x5.25 16.45 31x5.00 ___________ 15.70 .OTHERS 34x4 $11.75 33x41/2 18.25 33x5 22.75' 34x7.30 1^.00 ■v

STORAGE BATTERIES One-Piece Rubber Case 6 Volt, Light Cars $ 7.90 6 Volt, Heavy Cars 13.75 100 Amp. Radio 8.85 and your old battery. Guaranteed on 18 Months’ Basis. AH make batteries re-charged and serviced. Also rental batteries if desired.

ACCESSORY BARGAINS

Ford Timers .65 Ford Fan Belt .25 Manifold Gaskets, per set .20 Hub Caps, per set .35 Water Pumps i $1.35 Ford Spark Plugs .22 Spot Lights .98 Stop Lights •__ .98 Rim Wrenches _■ .25 K. W. Coil Points, set __ .50 Radiator Hose, Ford, per pair .20 999 Polish .70 Luggage Carriers .95 Shellac, 2 oz. .15

Mobiloil, 5 gal $3.50 15c__ Shell Gasoline __15c Bicycle Tires $1.50

Complete Tire Serivce WE SOLICIT YOUR ROAD CALLS.

Easy Payments At Lower Rates If Desired.

All Mail Orders Filled AH Mail Ordlers Filled promptly when money order is enclosed.

Larry O’Connell Muncie Store—312 East Howard Street Hartford City Store—Sales Pavillion OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS