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| MONDAY, dcr 23, 1939 _

"De Correvont Picks Up Three ee

- Overcoming a the score to 13-7 to win their first making a 3-yard gain around end in the first quarter.

Red Raiders

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Pendleton Eleven Downs Greenfield in Thriller.

The - unbeaten Pendleton Red Raiders today were in undisputed possession of first place in the Smith-Hassler Senior Football League after the weekly round of games yesterday. The Red Raiders continued their g ways at the expense of although it took a touchdown in the last 18 seconds of play to give the Raiders their 20-16 victory. Beech Grove and Shawnee A. C., other teams bidding for top place, fought to a 0-0 deadlock. Holy Trinity smothered West Indianapolis Boys’ Club, 41-0, and Holy Cross edged the Irvington Indians, 13-6. Pendleton’s decisive touchdown came on a 35-yard pass from Steffy to Dullen, who sprinted another 35 yards to the goal. Steffy place-kicked the extra point. Greenfield held a 7-6 edge at the half. The fans were treated to plenty of passing and. open-field running in the Holy Cross-Irvington Indians affair. Holy Cross scored first, a touchdown plunge by Caldren capping a march downfield. Holy Cross tallied again in the third quarter on a pass from Caldren to O’Brien. Ferguson sprinted 45 yards the sole Irvington marker.

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Silent Hoosiers and Boys’ School to Play

The Silent Hoosier football team will entertain the Boys’ School eleven in a game at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow. The Silents dropped a 12-7 decision to the Ohio State School for the Deaf Saturday.

Big Ten victory.

By HENRY M’LEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 23. —It is regrettable that the Tennessee football schedule makers persist, year after year, in arranging puny programs unworthy of the teams that are turned out regularly in the shadow of the hig Smoky Mountains. The Tennessee team that crushed a good Alabama team, 21 to 0, here Saturday before the biggest crowd in the athletic history of the state, deserves the strongest sort of competition every week-end. It has the power, speed, deception and reserves to take on a high ranking eleven every Saturday. Instead, the schedule is mapped out to include, at the maximum, four good teams within its own conference, and with a push-over every other week. This timid arrangement has been the policy here for years, and even the most partisan townsfolk are growing a bit weary of it. They want to see their raw meat hoys fed raw meat, and not given a diet of such gridiron delicacies as Sewanee, Chattanooga, Mercer and The Citadel. _These teams are only one touchdown tougher than an open date. It is a shame the Tennessee team of this year won’t be given a chance to establish its greatness. After watching the Vols against Alabama, such a football critic as Dr. Jock Sutherland flatly ranked it as one of the greatest teams he ever saw. “I am not sure that it might be the best football club I ever saw,” the former Pittsburgh coach said. “Against Alabama, which is a strong team, it h&d everything. Great backs in Cafego, Butler, Foxx and Coffman. A line that didn't make a mistake all afternoon, and with the speed of sprinters. And it is superbly coached.” Frank Thomas, the Alabama

coach, rates the Vols with the finest

Football Results

STATE COLLEGES

Ball State, 29; Indiana State, 6. Butler, 33; DePauw, 0. Central Normal, 7; Franklin, 0. ec, U. Indiana, 7; no Luther, 20; Valparaiso, 7. Notre Dame, 14; Nav Purdue, 20; Michigan ‘State, 7. Wabash, 7 Hanover, 0.

OTHER COLLEGES

Adrian, 3b lf 0. Akron igh ia Moravian, 6. 331 ht str

y, 9; Grove City, 0 (tie). ; Roches A 16; Ferris ’ Institute, 7. ker, 45; Emporia, 6. Be Arno

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d, Teachers, 26; Augsburg, 0. Billings Poly, 7; Montana Normal, 0 Boston £ole e, 19; Temple, 0. Boston U., 13; Upsala Bowling Green, O., 26; Otterbein, 6. Bradley Tech, 33; Long Island U., 0. Brigham Yount: i Nevada, 0. Buena Vista, 6; Wary 6 (tie). California, 13; Washington State College,

California, Pa., Teachers, 28; West Lib-

er ipital, 26; Marietta, 0. Car! e, 16; Elmhurst, 1 Case, 15; Ohio Wesleyan, Catholic U., 60; West Vigiaia Wesleyan,

of Towa, 18; Wheaton, 1 . vtate Teachers, 14;

Michigan

State, 6. 0.

13. ; Murray State, s, Eastern Kentucky, 21; nr. Ky.,

Claire, River Falls, 1 Se State, 0.

Military, Ramblers, %

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Grinnell, 14: Solorada Cole e, 14 (tie). Gustavus Adolphus, 26; ohn’s, 0. Hastings, 14; Wayne ho 0. He! Heldelbers, 8; Ken yon, 0. sale i Alma, . Hi "ross, La ow mn, 0. Boy Cr 33; Chattanooga, 14. Illinois Parsons, 0 Illinois a a Vel 16; Naval John roll, S St. Joe, P: Johns Hopkins, 21; American’ Chaiversity,

18; Georgia, 6. 13; Montclair, 0. Mt. St. Mary's, 0. 7 Carroll, 6. i Ptiaware, 6.

18. 0.

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0. Millersville, 6. ; Mines, 0. ; Vall City, 0. + Mayville hers, 12; Val ey [Ci 7 % “Michigan, 85; Chicago et

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Mississippi, 42; 8t. Lou Misstssipot | State, 37; Southwestern, 0. Missouri, 9; Kansas State, 7. Monmouth, 13; Lawrence, 0. Muhlenberg, 33; Ursinus, 0. Muskingum, 20; Denison, 6. Nebraska, 20; Baylor, 9 Newberry, 33; Ersk New York Vaivemsity. ‘or Carnegie Tech,

“North Dakota State, 14; Moorhead, 14 Northern State Teachers, 20; Dubuque, Wisconsin, 7. 2.

: Washburn, 6.

, 12; + Guard State, Betts State,

Richmond, 21; Geitysbare, 0.

Roanoke,. 20; h Macon, 6. Rutgers, 25; Mor i St. Ambrose, 14; pekhurst, 13.

St. Bonaventura, ; Niagara, 0 (tie). St. Mary’ s (Texas). 47; Sul Ross, 0. St. Mar, y's (Winona), Ei Codcoraia, 0. St. Nor rt, 20; Michi, 8t. Vincent's, 8; St. San Friicuen, 9 j Salta Tortora, 0 (tie).

Teed, 0.

Santa Clara, May's, Cal., 0. Sam Houston, 8; Rice, 8 Slippery Bock, 13; Indiana, Pa:, Tesch

er Sout Dakota, 7; Morningside, 6.

th Dakota State, 14; North Dakota

U., 13. Southern Methodist, 16; Marquette, 0. Southwestern U., 26; Abilene Christian,

"Springfield Teachers, 2 Kirksville, 0. Superior, 0; Stout Inst titate 0 (tie). Y Susquehanna, 14; City College of New {or warthmore, 14; Drexel, s oe»

[exas, 14; Atkansas, 13. lexas A. 3 Texas Christian, 6. lexas Mines, 14; Wichita lexas Tech, 10; New Mexico, %. [rinity, 13; Hobar t, 0. [ulane, 14; North Carolina, 14 (tie),

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a, 15; Centenary, 7. L. A., 20; Montana, 6. Union, 19; 'Verm ont, 6. Upper Iowa, 27; ‘Western Union, 0. Utah, 35; Idaho, 0. Virginia Military, 16; Virginia, 13. Vi irginia Tech, 38; Centr re, 0. Wagner, Trenton, 6. Wake Forest, 66; Western Maryland, 0. Washington College, 20; Blue Ridge, 0. Washington and Lee, 9; West Vir, nia, 8

Yeashington and Jefferson, 14; Dickin. son, 6.

Prion Kentucky Teachers, 12; West Tenssee, Western State Teachers, 13; Iowa State eac s Whitewater 10; LaCrosse

eachers, 7. Witter, 27; Arizona State Teachers, 13.

ams, 0; Bowdion, 0 {tle), William and Mary, 26; Hampden Syd-

n 0. “Winona Teachds, 19; St. Colud, 0 Wooster, 20; M nion, Worcester Foch: h, 17; Norwich, 0. Yale, 20; Army, 15.

PROFESSIONAL GAMES National League Brooklyn, 23; Philadelphia Eagles, 14. Cleveland, 24; C o Cardinal s. 0. Green Bay Pac Shica ; Detroit *Lions, 8 New York Giants, 16; Chicago Bears, 13.

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American League

Calumet Ingians (East Chicago, 1nd,), 17; Kenosha, 15 Columbus Bullies, 2% Cincinnati Bengals,

Los Dreeles Bulldogs, 24; St. Louis Gunners, 0.

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"Spearfish Normal, 7; Southern Normal

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7-0 lead which Wisconsin scored in the first four minutes of play, Northwestern ran Bill De Correvont, star Wildcat halfback (25) is shown

Vols Deserving Tougher Grid Fare Than They Get

teams ever turned out in the South. He places. it on a par with the Alabama teams of 1930 and 1934, and Georgia Tech’s Rose Bowl number of 1928. The Volunteers never gave Alabama a chance. When an Alabama runner was tackled he was tackled not by one man, but three, four and sometimes five. The Alabama boys threw their best blocks on: the Vols only to have them keep coming. When Tennessee's first team was taken out in the second period the relief eleven looked just as good. In fact, it was when the second team was in that Johnny Butler, a blazing sophomore, went 657 yards for the first touchdown, on a run that never had been excelled as a bit of open field running. Cafego, who was definitely on the spot with the press box filled with all-America selectors, came through as a great back. He ran beautifully, and he was a terror on defense. Bob Foxx was just as effective as a ball carrier as either Cafego and Butler, and in the line Molenski,. Suffridge, Shires and Cifers were tremendous. The Rose Bowl fever has caught Knoxville once more, and if the Vols get the bid, heaven help the western team that is chosen to olay them. They'll find themselves up against a bruising, battering team; a squad with fire, fight, and savvy; an eleven that knows all the answers.

Isolater Tuning For Pimlico Race

BALTIMORE, Md. Oct. 23 (U. P.).—Belair Stud’s Isolater worked out in Maryland today for the first time in preparation for the third running of the Pimlico Special and turned an easy mile and % in 1:56 flat handily. Jimmy Stout, the 5-year-old’s regular jockey, was up. Meanwhile the C. S. Howard and W. L. Brann trainers advised Alfred G. Vanderbilt that Kayak II and Challedon w oul d arrive here Wednesday. Kayak II will come from New York and Challedon from Laurel. T. B. Martin’s Cravat already is on the grounds at Pimlico. Hash, the fifth horse invited, has not yet been entered.

Wiltsee, Burgess Win Cycle Races

Bob Wiltsee of the South Side Cycle Club and Bruce Burgess of the Irvington Cycle Club shared week-end pedaling honors with a victory apiece. Wiltsee was the winner of the 16mile bicycle race Saturday at Garfield Park, followed by Gene Von and Bud Avels. A special mile race for girls was won by Mary Jeffries. Burgess led the pack in the 15-mile grind yesterday over the Arden course. Felix MacWhirter c3me hope second and Harry Ingersoll

Kote Luckman, | Bears’ Boss Says

NEW YORK, Oct. 23 (U. P.).— Final rejection of the Brooklyn Dodgers’ offer of $15,000 for Sid| Luckman, Columbia's all-America|° passer of last year, was made by George Halas, owner-coach of the Chicago Bears, before the Westerners left for home last night. “Luckman is not for sale or trade at any price,” said Halas, “and take a tip and watch him go from now on. ”»

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is the reason that the final score came out Indiana, 7; Hlinois, 6, and why the Hoosiers were able to post their first gridiron triumph in Champaign in 40 years. Butler's footballers were an merry as - crickets as they proceeded to take the Tigers of DePauw apart, piece at a time. In this game, played at Greencastle, DePauw reg-

compared to Butler's 23. Because a poor pass from center cost DePauw 22' yards, the Tigers had a feeble net’ gain ¢f only 24 yards for the entire game.l :

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in every period, gained more than 300 yards on the ground and completed nine of 18 passes for 101 additional yards. Tom Harding, Butler's star back, scored three touchdowns, and Stanley Crawford and James Garwood each ‘scored one. By virtue of to 18 points he counted against he Tigers, Harding brought his total f i, year to 56 and passed Don Lieberum, of Manchester College, in the individual Hoosier scoring race. Last week Lieberum was the leading scorer in the nation as well as the.state. His team was idle Saturday.

Blackhawks’ ren Recruit Injured

CHICAGO, Oct. 3 (NEA) .—Phil | Hergeshetmer, star Chicago Blackhawk rooki¢ obtained from the Cleveland Barons of the International League, will be lost for a month because of a fractured vertebrae in his spine. | Hergesheimer was injured when he fell into the goal post at the SackhpNLy training camp at Hibbing, Minn He will ‘have to wear a brace until the season opens and will not be able to skate for at least two weeks.

Vines Is New Pro Tennis Champion

BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, Oct. 23 U. P.).—Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena, Cal, was the new national professional tennis champion today, but it took him three and a half hours to dethrone the defending titleholder, Fred Perry of England. Vines won the fourth and deciding set of the finals match yesterday in the 38th game when he cracked his-opponent’s service in one of the longest and most thrilling sets ever played. The score was 8-6, 6-1, 20-18.

Greyhound Harriers Card Three Meets

Indiana Central's cross-country team was to meet Earlham at Richmond this afternoon in the first of three contests scheduled this week for the Greyhounds. They will meet Ball State and Anderson in ‘a three-way meet Thursday over the University Heights course, and a similar contest: is carded with Wabash and Reltham Saturday at Crawfordsville.

Miss Hemphill Wins + Texas Open Crown

FT. WORTH, Tex., Oct. 23 (U. P.). —Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia, 8. C,, held the Texas Women’s Open Golf crown today by virtue of a one-up victory over national amateur champion Betty Jameson. Miss Hemphill carded 81-77—158 in the 36-hole final, a total of two strokes better than Miss Jameson's. The match was hard fought all the way.

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BEHNKE-—Hermany w., Saturday; 5 Adeline Be! Ely, Frances, Willie Behnke; e TS Greunke. Services Tuesday, 1:30 p. m at residence, 539 N. Lutheran Church p. m. Burial Concordia Cemete NARR 8 Y W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL Irge.

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“We have a large list of properties for sale on terms, to colored ge mn dif. ent parts of the city. Ca see.

Ohio Youn R. WELCH & SONS. LI-3423.

COLORED-—Seven rooms, modern; double garage; 1% lots, fruit trees. DR-0938

3 W. Farm, Garden, Plants

38-W.| ADRIAN ORCHARD. See

TWO young fresh cows, With calves; priced to sell. CH-£829.

CIDER OF SUPERIOR QUAL Pine apples, 5500 S. Meridian. DR -0362. sign at corner,

INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

CONSULT IT FOR SERVICES YOU NEED AND MERCHANDISE TO BUY

(ASSOCIATIONS) - (BEAUTY SHOPS Yo er vation Army. Besa | International ,, Bohn. RE0102. Grmowmme | TETon, SNR 8, Ran gn o nen Sul AEE prom. | gaEnTs Repay Shop th Mar og 1 A a BS (BODY SHOPS as a, | By, SOL

MONARCH MOTORS CO: 1040 N. Merid-|——

fan. Buick Sales and Service. RI-3347.

(Chevrolets) East Side Chevrolet, Inc. 5436 E. Washington, irvington. North Side Chevrolet, 19 Ine.

836 E. 63d. oad Ripple, = JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. 1035 N. Meridian. Chevrolet Sales and Service.

(BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS)

ARSENAL BUILDING & LOAN 819-820 State Life Bldg.

(CIGAR STORES) MONTE GRILI Cigar Store, 601 N. West, RI-0048. ‘Candies. Soft Drinks.” (CLEANERS) LOOKING YCUR BEST ALWAYS

ASSN. RI-5901.

(Nash Distributor) - INC., North and Penn. Used cars. RI-9198. (Ford—Lincoln Zephyr) RD, *39 FORDOR—Del., htr.;

discount. PO or. Hiner “Dome.” 111 W. 38th. TA-3636

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C. WALLERICH CO. 950 N. Stilo,

“The Original Leonard Cleaners’ OBLE BROS. Dependable dry cleaners. “Bonded cleaning.” 805 N. Del. RI-8117.

ALERT Cleaners & ers. Vince Concannon Jr., prop. 4618 E. Mich. IR-3030.

, . (CONTRACPORS—GENERAL) _ INDIANA Gunite & Construction Co., 239

RI-4576. W. Georgia. Cement Gun Work. LI-8120. (Dodge—Plymouth) (CREAMERIES) Cap. iol Motors, Inc. “47 N. cohol, mint 50 BE oy VALLEY CREAMERY $0.2. EY - ANDERSON, y 3579 N Mimots. "TA-3700. (DAIRIES)

(Ford Dealer)

FRANK HA CO. 6323 N. Capitol Ave. RI-9326.

1dest Ford Dealer . cA OC CO., 819 E. WASH.

(Oldsmobiles) OBILE

HICKMAN O! 1302 N. Meridian. RI-6375.

, 3917 Seta.

. HALL OLDS, CE a-4s13. ShinS:bile Sates and Se:

(TRUCKS)

Gi TRUCK SALES 31 W. 13th St. G. MC.

(NEW AND USED CARS) “Where Friends feet”

LI-7467.

‘Fresh dairy

THERN Dai Iz Farms. 222 Park. BR-3791.

NOR products daily.

(DAIRY PRODUCTS) MAPLEHURST Parms. Jersey cream-line milk. Same farm. same family. since 1829.

(DRUG STORES)

Silver Pharmacy, A-1 fountain serv, Pree del. anvwhere East. 4620 E. Mich. TR-5358.

VAN’S Pharmacy, 1656 Roosevelt, CH-0887. Guar. results with our Eczema ointment.

(ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES).

The Gibson Co.. 433 N. Cap. 11-3321. Norge Dist. .Norg Refrig., gas, elec. range

(ELEVATORS—PASSENGER, an The Home Elevator Inc. A home indus

a OR ¢ HEY. | gh VA S53. Est. 1912. 1143-50 Southeastern. LI-2341. "USED CABS) (ENVELOPES) SEE McGinty first i 3 good oa Wide! g35 CE PRINTING §2-3487. selection. . oo 81 De ware. RI-1888. (EXTERMINATING) " GEO TRUE VALUES INNG "3160. Co College. Bed Bugs Bate a 5 billed TA-1588, Used Car artment. Co. 132 8. Benn. Frits

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CO.. Inc.

MERE RI-4931.

MOTOR 820 N. Meridian.

USED Ca ure ahead of them— AERC wot ae

(FINANCE CO’S)

BLUE RIDGE FINANCE CO. “Need a little money on your car?” 207 E. New Yor

Guaranty Finance Co. Quick, conven.

Leonard Cleaners, 2119 W.. Wash., BE-4100. |-

| Union Central Life Insurance.

8, . 320 N.

k.| “MO TEE NA.”

____ (FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION)

GENERAL MOTOR EXPRESS, INC. a Division. ‘Personal Service.” Blass,

TRANSAMERIOAN FREIGHT LINES, 1436 E. 19th St. CH- fede

(GAS)

HOME GAS MFG. INC. 14 W. 22nd St. HA-1232.

(GASOLINE AND OIL)

"Look FOR Buy Associated

(GROCERIES)

AN'S Be al Store. Known for betHMA N>n E. 10th. TR-1188.

EN nam

Pattersons Food Market. We Deliver, 537 E. 21st. TA-6888. 1604 E. 40th. BR-0098.

(HAT SHOPS)

LYRIC HAT SHOP, 139 x nl. Smart fall hats, $1.25 up

(HOSIERY)

The Home of Good Inexpensive We i525 'N. Hiinois. BI-1136.

(ICECREAM)

FERTIG ICE CREAM-—‘“At Jour dealer.” Good to the last drop. RI-6772. (INSURANCE) AUBREY D. PORTER, insurance in all its branches. 835 Lemcke. RI-5747. Oren

Pritchard. 129 E. Mkt. No. 1212. rey

LI-1060.

(JANITORS SUPPLIES)

(RENTAL PROPERTY)

or unfur. apt Er nll

HED locations. (PLUMBING AND HEATING) Central Supply | Co, 210 S. Cap.

“Standard mbing. “Ame; ing Sa

(REAL ESTATE)

Approved 8 sales broker. HOLC

OLDTHAN. 1452 Main, LEST (RESTAURANTS)

Milano Inn, 231 8. Noble. MA-0958. We specialize in spaghetti dinners.

BB’s Coffee Shop, 212 W. Maryla - 0815. Plate ig 25¢; SUL

(ROOFING)

J. 0. CARR & SON CO., 3401 E. 1 2909. Genuine inseltric: 01 E 10 Dian.

i (RUBBER STAMPS) + BLYTHE Rubber Sta Co., 12 fr Del. Rubber stamps. Marking’ aL Te (SCHOOLS AND EOLLEGES) I. U. MEDICAL §ENIER. Dr. W. G. Gatch, $685 10 ad oF aMickigRn “EATER

Marian College, oo Cold ringy’ information call Hoases Ba. Yor

(SERVICE STATIONS)

prices,

RI-2388. can” heats

Neal’s Sinclair Service Station. We never: Roaches Our insect LL close. Complete lubric. 5401 E. Wash: 8, © - tion Co. RI-23% ups: Daum quit, Service. Bath & Meridian, TARTO artes ORGANIZATIONS) WER ANIN ON eis me ae BC Tadois, Electri So fe 3 ca I nis ectric machine: __Typographica Dipes.: 2-year guar. ° marinates. x1 ; sac i pei (SOFT WATER) INDIANA Anti-Saloon League, local option |1NpraNA SOFT wa 1941. 1009 Peoples Bank Bidg. RI-9643. 3330. ‘The FooDomieay ey Hy En 2 (LETTERHEADS) wate - HENDREN G CO. SPORT 635 Century Bldg. MA-3467. ‘ me SE

(LOANS) aE

SACKS BROS. 308-810 Indiana Ave. Rl. 5094. Loans on anything.

(LUMBER)

VICE WRECKING e est St. (MEAT) CHIPSTEAK CO. Indivdiual a of round steak at your market, D na VON Tablets for stomach distress, stomach

ulcers caused by eastric hyperacidity. Free booklet. TA-6326.

"A tonic and stimulator. All Hooks Dependable Stores. 170c.

21-7910.

Sportsman’s Store, Inc., 126 N. 4413. ‘Where sportsmen AR rien

Em-Roe Sporting Goods, Ww. 3 3448. Indes. “leading SRR, A (STORE FIXTURES) :

KING'S Indians Billiard Co., 1611-48 Southeas tern “A fixture hi com= plete.” Sales. rentals and repair.

(SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE)

P. C JACOBS. All siz 424 Peoples Bank 2 ol . i

Sven AND "COFFEE SEE

C. KENNY CO., 238 Penn. LI-4433. AD grades and types $F Sugars. %

(TAILORING)

(WANTED TO BUY) rangements. 402 Guaranty Bldg. RI- 6326, (MUSIC SCHOOLS) Francis Hendrickson, Perfect iallo " FLO GO Music School. 1015 N. Oxford. Alice|{ LI-1165. 306 American Nat. Bank We Pav Highest Poces for Used ( RISTS) . HU 28 1 10 Blog. MoGINTY Sales Co ad vw. Beiaware. Funeral pleces, $3 up. Delaware Flower Green. Mgs, CH-% (TAXI CABS) (AUTO REBUILDING) _ Shop. TA-3131. 2922 N. Delawar (NURSERIES) : : | Economy Auto R Depe endable. paint- « (FOUNTAIN PENS) Rosebushes R1-4422—United Taxi Co. ing. reprs.. Wrefked cars TebLt. PEN HOSPITAL, 4 W. Market, RI-9604. : : TC ELPAIBING) All mokes pens. pencils sold & repaired. Eagle Creek Nursery Co. (TIRES—BATTERIES) = 82d ‘and Rd 52. New Augusta HOOD TIRES—E-Z p jms, INDIANA JETT'S GARAGE: motor rebuilding, (FUNERAL DIRECTORS) (PANTS) _& RUBBER CO. 633 N. Il. LI-3406. body. fender work. 517 N. Talbot. HORTON PU! OME : = : (AUTO SERVICE) = / HORos Newton, Ind. ow ONS STORE COMP AN Ex.2016. TYP pT Pree! EAST uTO v.. An E. Mich.| W. H. RICHARDSON HOME BARGAINS rong, ih A chs vobit., fender: pr. TR-0609.| 174i WN. Meridian. TA-1610. (PRINTING) 5s, moral fe Bor WARREN Au Service, A Body, fender O. W. NUTT FUNERAL HOME | Genuine engraved wedding 8 Re (WELDING, BLACESMITHING) + ¥Depairs. 306 N._ Alsbama.” RLSIS. Carmel. Ind. EE A ly. ook? 2 " : Tat pe Tin stl ed. her FA Max X _Helrlich & Son Servi 00 Slide Horr 635 oSENDERN 3 3461. service, a ’ . (BAKERIES) = Ba GUA (PLUMBING) f

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