Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 February 1940 — Page 11

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. contend the Hoosiers were hot, while

fired away 80 times and connected

~ makers hit but 13. When the Lam-

wilted Imperial Valley head lettuce.

‘Andy Zimmer, the 6-foot-4 Indiana

Orr THE - BACKBOARD

By! J. E. O'BRIEN

Tes a fangerous business, this Giegnosing the styles of a couple of basketball teams and citing their strong points,

weaknesses and mistakes.

Especially so in the case of

Purdue and Indiana since their next meeting on March 2 may make anyone's observations look silly.

* But Indiana’s 46-39 victory over the Boilermakers produced some highlights de-

serving mention. Foremost, probably, was the Hoosiers’ ability to hit the basket from any position or angle. And right here you run into your first argument. Many will

Bloomington boosters will claim that their boys do those tricks all the time. Maybe the men of McCracken were hot. On the other hand, they

on 20. That’s no brilliant average for a team that’s supposed to be “on.” Our explanation would be that the Hoosiers have been taught to let fly whenever they’ré within reasonable distance of the hoop. And before Purdue or anybody else can beat them, they're going to have to refuse the Hoosiers the

shots that other teams could be!’

granted with comparative safety.

They Could Lead Yells

It’s a shame, too, that Branch McCracken can’t think of something for his boys to do with their free hands. The Hoosiers in general, and Bill Menke in particular, apparently need only one hand for their goal sniping. Several times Menke, with a perfect right to use both hands, shunned this orthodox method for the more exciting pushup twinkle-your-toes shot.

‘Obviously Purdue didn’t crack the |

meshes with the accuracy expected of a Lambert combination. On 64 attempts from the field, the Boiler-

bert lads did move through for their scores, they did it in a busi-ness-like manner. The guality was there, but nof the quantity. " A larger factor in the Hoosiers’ success, we believe, was their ‘confidence. In fact, their nomnchalance almost bordered on the carelessness characteristic of professional basketball teams. Even when Purdue led, 5-0, early in the game, Indiana- showed no signs of tightness, although its attack was somewhat disorganized.

Remember Minnesota

Here is an asset, though, that may backfire on the I. U. club. The Hoosiers were in much the same frame of mind after their brilliant early-season record and were an easy mark for Minnesota's underdogs, Any of seven future Big Ten opponents may make McCracken’s boys regret this “why worry” attitude. Indiana’s shifting man-to-man defense was much more effective in the second session than it was in the first half. Purdue players filtered through the Hoosiers’ line frequently in early play; and it wasn’t much trouble for a Boilermaker .to turn up under the basket without a white-shirted watcher. One detail of the HooSiers’ play that brought frequent results was their trick of staying in Purdue territory after having lost the ball. Most teams make one or two stabs at recovering the leather, then withdraw, but Indiana players kept up their heckling until Purdue had advanced to midfloor. that the Crimson stoie the ball was & nice reward for this extra effort. ” = 2

Tierney All Alone

Individual honors were well &ivided. Bill Menke scored five fielders and two free throws for highpoint laurels, while Don Blanken and Fred Beretta topped the Pur-

due scorers with three field goals |s

and five free tosses apiece. Each team used only seven men, and Tierney of Purdue was the only player who didn’t tally. ” ” zn

The shot that apparently sent the Hoosiers away was Bill Menke’s one-hander from far out that tied the score at 11-11. Bill hesitated momentarily as if trying to decide whether to use one hand or two. He let go with one, and the ball touched only the mets on its journey. It was a shot that would have

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If any of the 6500 fans came to see .Coaches Branch McCracken or Piggy Lambert perform, they were disappointed. Neither showed any mannerisms for which he is justly famous. Branch, for the most part, sat with his head in his hands, and on one occasion assumed the politician’s pose—that of leaning far back with both thumbs under his vest, He looked excited only once. That was when Indiana went into its semi-stall late in the game to preserve the lead, Then Branch issued plenty of loud orders. i Piggy sat gloomily alongside his substitutes and failed to go into his floor-walking routine. All around, it was a bitter night for him. # # ”

Zimmer Sparkles If you must have a hero, take

lad who saw considerable action. It’s hard to believe that this was only Andy's fourth varsity game, for he appeared to know what it was all about. This lad, who didn’t make & freshman numeral and who had three front teeth knocked out during the first week of practice this. season, got this chance as starter against DePaul. He's Advertisement

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The Hoosiers are anxious to make this a week-end of vengeance. If you recall, it was Purdue and Michigan that punched the. biggest holes in the I. U. title balloon last season. off Purdue and expect to do the same against the Wolverines" this evening. The time is 7:30 and the place the I. U. fieldhouse.

Basketball Scores

LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS 28; - Shelbyville, 22

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fon, 31; Greencastle, 23.

Tech, Washin Howe, Noblesville, 32; Park School, 45;

Russe! Silent Hoosiers, a6; Fishers, 18.

STATE COLLEGES Indiana, 46; Purdue, 39. New York 82; Notre Dae, 43. Yabash, 37; James Milliki N. C. G Indiana ‘School of Phorm 21.

Hanover, 52; Joliet, Indiana Central, iB

39. , Ball State, 37. auw, 37; an

DeP: Ross Poly, 36; Earlham, 33. Taylor, 43; Conc ordia, 3 State, 45; Adrian (Meh. ). 40.

OTHER-HIGH SCHOOLS Avon, 25; New Winchester, 19. Bloomington, 3G; Central Evansville), 30. Culver Military, = Culver Hi h, 3d. . Decatur Central, 43; "Da o LaPorte, 42; Clark (Hammond), oe vers m Freetown, 19; Brownstown, 18, Tell City, 36; Petersburg, 24. Maxwell, 27; MeCordsville, 26 (overtime). Charlottesville, 30; Moral Township, 28.

Pierteto Smithville, “26: Solsherry, 25. Froebel ( ry). 37; Mishawaka, 3 Be himal (South Bend), 40; Riley (South a (Hammond), 45; Washington (South n Wabash. 32; Hartford City, Salem, 29: Sey: og ur, 27 . rome). Central (Muncie) 60; Michigan city, 41 South Side (Ft. Wayne), 44; Kenta (Ft. Wayne), 33. Mitchell, 24: New Albany, 1 ay ensal Catholic (Ft. Wayne), 35; Au-’

North ‘Side (Ft. Wayne), 35; Kendallville,

OTHER so 3

Illinois, 60; Minnesota, Towa, 37; Wisconsin Northwestern, 47; Michigan, 34.“ Ohio State, 44; ‘Chicago, 36. Pittsburgh, 44; Navy. ge Penn State, 47; Arm Bowling Green (O. » 53: " Oberlin, 36. Kenyon, 46; Bluffton, 32, Wittenberg, 46; Denison, 335. Dayton, 42; Cincinnati, 38. Swarthmore, 46; Johns Hopkins, 44. t Washington College, 52; Penn Miliary, Western (Mich.) State, 41; Ohio Wesleyan, 25. Carnegie Tech, 47; Geneva, 43. Dartmouth, 52; Ya e, Otterbein, 58: "Heidelberg, 43. Ohio University, 51; Miami (0.), 31. Kent State, 36; ind! 33. Muskingum, 46; Mt. Union, 43. Villanova, 64; Western Maryland, 41. Mt. St. Mary’s, 46; Upsala, I Dubuque, 51; Penn College, 33 North Dakota, 50; Omaha University, 41. Towa Teachers, 40; Morningside, 33. St. Thomas (St. Paul), 50; MacAles-

4. Kentucky, 46; Alabama, 1 Murray (Ky.) Teachers, 36; Western Rentuck Teachers. 30. California Bl ) Teachers, 51; Clarion, 40. Wooster, 56; Case, 33. Manhattan, fos Si. Francis, 30 Duquesne. 27: LaSalle, 23 (overtime). George Washington, 56; Western Reserve, 50. ) Arkansas, 36; Southern Methodist, 26. Syracuse, 45; Colgate, 44. 1 Hinels College, 44; McKendree Colege, 3 Lehigh, a Jutyers, 31. Rtinceton. 3 Harvard, 32. mple, 54; West Virginia, 41. Mankato (Minn.) Teachers, 32; Duluth Teachers. Colorado Mines, 3 33; Greeley State, 31.

Washburn, 24; Tulsa, kr State, 31; Wichita Univer51;

v. 30. University of Texas, Baylor Uni-

a, 43: Idaho Southern Branch, 39. ; Toronto. 3, fonmeutn, 3 32.

Vis. Knox. So Newath University. 33. St. ry’s (Winona, Minn,), 61; Augsburg (Minneapolis), 4 Moorhead {Minn.) 57; St. Cloud Teachers, 53. Carleton, 38; Coe, 37. . Pd Ziexies Normal, 38%; New Mexico ne Colorado College, 36; Montana State, 31. 35; New Mexico Univer-

ity, 33. Washington and Jefferson, 51; St. Vincent, 35.

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Hayes

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Amateurs

The city amateur meet opens tonight at the Pennsy Gym. With a field of 64 amateur independent teams bidding for the title, the vipoff is scheduled for 7. The schedule tonight:

7:00—M¢t. Jackson Tire & Battery vs. Schwitzer Cummins 7:50—Rockwood Local vs. Lauter Boys Club, 8: 10—Salvation Army Sresh Shields vs. Stewart-Warner Rang 9:30—Roy Steele Shoe Repair vs. Hershberger Fall Creek A. :

Baseball Federation Meets Tonight

Directors of fifteen organizations that already have joined and other managers are to attend a meeting of the Indianapolis Amatedr Baseball Federation at 7:30 tonight at the clubrooms, 219 Massachusetts Ave, An open league with no restriction on players with professional experience is being planned. Motion pictures will be shown and |. refreshments ‘served.

Bullpups on Trip

Butler freshman basketballers are to play Indiana State yearlings at Terre Haute tomorrow night. Thirteen Bullpups will make the trip. In their only . other game _this season, Coach Pop Hedden’s local frosh lost to Wabash freshies, 31-28.

HAPPY RELIEF :FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE

~ Many I

often al so mn relieved en reate din the t way ay be The kidneys ate N s hid way of taking excess acids and weate aut: of ip ve Soo agin potions a 1 If the 15 miles of kidney tubes and filters

font work well, poisonous. waste matter

The Crimsons have knocked)

"| unnecessary and

Navy football g ‘between the two forces. Shafer, a member of the House

the suggestion in a formal statement ‘advocating a Department of Na‘tional Defense.

He cited - several instances in which he described the Army-Navy rivalry as costly to the iaxpayers.

{ii ‘may be neces-

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.83 of one acre. Six-room cogtane: Bar.; ultr, house. a Lawrence, Term . ‘CH= Bosa- J OWREY.

. N. Wi, 1 mi. of Rd. 29. TA-4286.

55 Ei House, 2 ra “woods, stream. John Case. 3510 N. Penn, B-2.

RENT suburban east; new 3-room home, one -acre, electricity: $16. CH-4312-R2.

ACRES—Shelby Co.. 18 mi. 8. W., 53 Cl bldgs. John Case, 3510 N. Penn.

Wanted to Rent

i : Let us manage your rentals.

See W. H. Keller, City Rentals; Ine. Houses and Lots

140 N. Delaware. 2368.

INVESTMENT DOUBLES

Make . a small down paymeént and - the come lings 22 off thé balance; ~2915-17 Rader §5-room modern double: $2750. Only $275 down and $19.80 per month. resent income $30

Montcalm St., 4-room semimodern double: $2350. Only $225 down and $15.49 Per ‘month. Present income per nth. Properties are in good condition: 41,9, financing Sec also 6-room modern dozble at ~ 3203 Kenwood Ave. Will consider any reasonable offer on term Elbert L. MeDantel E. KIRK MCKINNEY CO., INC. Off, MA-3521 Res., RI-8790

Cal

night up. 2 : ¥ Clean, comfortable; Hoosier Hotel oo: od bath! city heat: 440 Mass, v

Housekeeping Rooms 17

3, NEW JERSY, N., 631—Nicel 5 fhnithied: 1-3 room apartments. Nicely

Ho DUSERE ING room near bath; exia warm; Lik innerspring; phone. 1440 Aled ama. | FURNISHED Lovely, 2 TOOMS,. SD oaotr sink; ‘private entrance. 1103 cL 425-2 rooms, clean, m, TA ties! Nirivate enirance. Garage

Pam 9 ONTH: HOYT. 1427—Downstairs room, s 8 aon, clean, Call DR-2563.

ADD] 229 N. — Two-room furnished params Bath. Lights, water. Utili-

N,—One and two-room

ALABAMA, 1025 offprints; also sleeping

furnished rooms. RL ALABAMA, N.. 1648—Cozy 2 rooms, nicely i ho heat: hot water: phone. 1706 N.—Cozy 2-goom furnished Phone. arking; ¢

ALABAMA, At BOULEVARD PLACE,” 3015—Three-room apart t: utilities 'furn. ; 3 reasonable.

Tr rings, HN oh on, loner Sanapdscation; "reasonable. HABER, 4 WASHINGT BLVD... 32D. Warm rs home, a. hot wate 3 man. HA-1813-W. T Rarage: Rentle-

WASHINGTON BLVD., 2338—L front. - twin beds, heron r 2 ]

1687-R. ea 774 LN DR.—~Che¢rful room;

“innérsp heat: employed lady:

oy Ed 572 10TH, 512. B.—Large. springs, Private on

Call after 8:30 p “unficpished. tpt Eh BE Si

Dlored ¢ 8, sleep el, ShoiTes | _ ins

Eb a bath. ont FRONT ROOM, Roof Spon

Apt. 16. 401

Rooms | With Board

HE Bel.

$6.50—CENTR 218—Good hii 7, constyn hot water. Phone’

front; inner-

arm ance; reasonable.

Park.

114- — Aftracive

N.. 814 (Library A rim Tn ser Ra ed 2 hg ne ATH Hh 15 NEW Attractive Pont [S18 oh utilities, steam; empl a als, steam | 18 &

Bnd we vr Sa ER FL oan,

WAY 835—1-Room private bath, By 2 rooms, prive! e enfance ey OLLEGE, 904—2-3-ro0 vate entrance. bath. __‘decorated.

ELAWARE, N., DELAW team. hot walking distance;

*reasonab ble. EL LARGE UNFURNISHED BLM, 820-3 REASON-

ROOMS, FRONT. ADULTS, ABLE.

41--$4.75; 2 rooms, all furnished, Saree. Private entrance. BE-

water;

GROFP, 1 ities. _ 0954. HIGE mi

ER, = 120 also g distance.

FEL Yah

1) [1 oN frigidaire; exce a oe. Ad Adults.

5 2 t. 2 front RT —Nea dil

N.. 20 ve two TOO, innersprings. Fri re, steam, private 2 nD, ot : wales. ARK, 806~—Nice 2-room a EP lebed: utilities: near mprmat Tir Hate men ee ee |p, NSYLVANIA, N.. J204— Lovely 2-room,

hg room, 88. ansportation.

partments. Pri. | Overstutted. Newly 517—Large. room, private]

AVE, 21 N.—3 SR i front; 2.50. 50—WATER pa

) Manaus 2511

Beautiful 5-Rm. Apt.

Arranged like a bungalow; heat, water, g Tage. t location n city; $65. 536 E. aple Road. LI-5393 4

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts.. gladly shown, . HE-1328

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. 2 Ww. Vermont. LI-2439. AT 1427 E. Market, 332, go secures _2-bed-

room apt, living rm kitchen and ba bat Price in Titles. Hurry

and g 7 4001 E. Washington

_Nice Loediiom iroom apartment. $40. LI-5303. THE GARD DEN APTS —Strictly modern, 4 [poms " bath. utilities; adults only. | J

1200. N. Coons ae Gan od: heat, v -rm. ea janitor services. Je “Clark Agey, 41 3506: $35; North; nice Sn t., frig., __porches, bard others. 4468 . $35; 19 W. 2 Na eT: 4 lower Ry all utilities furnished.

Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A

6-—900 11TH—Attractively furnished it: sink: t 4 - ities, fh ais ae Tee 2 entrance; util

tiractive “apartment,

t _ ates a i ee Fades,

BEDROOM a Sr utilities, od heat, constant not: water; ‘adults. nguire Yous

Houses for Rent -18 iS "ROOMS, double, modern except fur- : garage. 44 N. Keys stone. TA-4330. 2.50 double: LER Lae, es rage. MISS WIEBKE, RE051%, RI. 1809, $32.50; —JUST completed, new brick veneer gne-bedroo oom double, 2825 Brookside Ave.

RI-551 N.—6-room double, hard-built-ins, 2-car Sezage; new $32.50; water. DR-

CARROLLTON, 8 rms., med, sgle., gar., recand.; 337 50. LI-8401 . Ave.

tile ToL

floors sutomatic heater;

iF be artom. 4 Iq du lex, t, “Adults. pet Pp es!

room double FRE

ARK A water paid. HA-4757. at . $25. 5% 4 Va. Sno 44 Va. Ave.

WINTHROP Six Th dble., mod., E38 oms, modern, single, wit with

jun rane. vis, 5: 33RD, 1319 W.— ih_strie em. ol iow ace. Water

When acquiring property foliow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title.. Have it examined by your attorney. 3

Union Title. Company”

155 E. MARKET ST, ' Union Title Bldg.

DOUBLE BARGAIN Only $1850—Terms 633-35 N. Jefterson’ 6 rooms, inside tol-

3 iL lights, gas, water Edw. Dillehay. Ri-6412. Ra. CRUSE REALTY CO. . Del.

a Mod.+ Bung.—'West

At $2750 this attractive littie home can he Ty down: $18.93 per mo. Concord St. and call Elbert L. MeDante

E. KIRK M M’KINNEY CO, INC. Realiors.

128

"| Swaps

NG Commissions or Charge for Application More rapid service, lower outs ‘and more are YOURS using our

conveniences new plan of home financing.

(ear ace my 4

FEDERAL $9vinGs aig LOR A 4

2 b 1NAPOL

4,9, MORTGAGE Loans , %

Construction Mone

GEO. A. BUSKIRK

241 N. Pennsylvania. RI-5088,

“COLONIAL HOME LOANS” Rent like monthly payments of 1 pep seus per. month, includes interest, prine

us COLONIAL SAVINGS & LOAN AT

4v:%?~. 50p

Business Opportunities 29

EXCLUSIVE and clean beer’ tavern in southern Part of state. Within three doors of bus terminal and on corner where all traffic is heavy. redecorated. storeroom, License sxpires x 3 soeRismber, aly those who can hay eed answer. ner . Times, Box 224. aw retiring

wn EA SOMMISSION RI-8727. 556 Consortaated Bldg.

TRADE, all or part ‘down payment on new car, for interior decorating. Will finance balance on easy terms.

921 VIRGINIA AVE.

A 4 P. garden tractor (used with complete tools, including ao om for youn oyork horse and l-horse farm

tools. D C AS For 3 3s and ‘36 “hevrolets and Plymouths,

SERVICE LOAN Eo. 1515 N. Ill. R1-4973

Garages Built, Rock Wool Installed No down payment. HE-1305. JUNK CARS--Used trucks, wrecks wa pay cash. 2Ist and Martindale. RE 367

WANTED—Truck, RENT Y-ton 1 gPRnel, ‘36

or '37 model.

Cash Junk a a Re trucks. He-2808. Fogle, 1212 E. 25. HU-55368

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

CHICKS: $7 hundred: week-old, deliver. EASTSIDE H HATCHERY % 19°F

WILL sell two horses, o and one 1300. 1414 S. IR eh ianing 1630

Why pay more! You can't Canaries buy better. BE-1202.

PRETTY Fox Terrier puppie Ch good home. Inquire “i 2831 R heap ior

Merchandise for Sale

A Square of Parking Place i and 'Bargains

RENTAL SERVICE FOR ANYTHING YOU NEED

KING'S

DIANA BILLIARD CO s 1615-45 Southeastern MA. 3491

‘LAST 2 DAYS, leaving Tuesday Aight and must Sreakias ab of household fur-

bedroom suite .00; step-up end 100m suite, X $8.00; 7-way , white silk ee €, $5.75; lounge chair, $18.00; table lamps, $1.25; hole d $6.50: bone-white leather chair, $9.00; silver finish spring. helical- " tied with snubbers, jo.5y; all-white kitchen cabinet with flour sitter. roll front, and tin bread box, $1 Dun:an Piyfe coffee table with blue glass top, extra long, $7.00. 2131 N. Illinois.

1940 Table Top Range, 4- $39.95

burner, fully equipped.

HOME APPLIANCES CO.

OPEN EVENINGS. ; TA-~1880,

3360 N. ILLINOIS.

N LUMBER NEW D USED MARION WRECKING G CO. WRECKING CONTRACIORS 2043 NORTHWESTERN

Camp rainco. length s.. While New and. Ta army tdrpaulins, truck cove ers. Furniture pads, 51 ais N. Senate Ave,

NE 18-INCH Libby turret ae exceptionally good cone

dition MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO. ! 3325 E. Washington JR~1151

CLEAN HOUSE “iii.xer®

CLEANER At Your Neighborhood Dealer or ALBERT G. MAAS oQ- 31 Va. RI-33i5

SALE—Floor sample modern ice refrigere ators. Buy now. while Fiices are Jower, POLAR ICE AND CO. Wool

LUMBER JACKETS $1.50 Arctics. Boots. Army 128 S. West

Office MA-3521. RI-8790.

NEAR ST. "PHILIP NER|

Bedrooms and slee CO one of Ane Pidenin INE Phone eves. BR-2679. BRIDGES & ORAVES, 243 N. Del. R1-34717. Modern 6-room

Goods. Bargains, 2-3

DUO-THERM HEATER-—Heats room ances condition: $40. 5s N.

Meridi Radiator 36c gal. Bring container FARM o HOME PLY 135% Aly

Alcohol L . i ies. yee rd CO., 320° N. West. LI-7910.

USED doers,

226 N. Hamilton Bunaiow, trae home. Only $2. 635. $100 dowd. Balan

like rent. GEORGE STEWART 506. Thiand Bldg.

f: tor, 1 size. ndie. an; we oy $40 1001 Collere Apt. 318.

4042 Winthrop $2,450

SoNLY 3200 DOWN PAYMENT Duils-4 n china closet:

a electric sewing machine; {ondition; a bargain; $10 cash. rk

large oti” Tout Shade: -car

ar. Coop: HMA-1053.

BUILDERS ATTENTION

10 Lots East. Bargains. Cash or payments. IR-0043. . :

NEAR Garfield L Park, Corner X Maker and brick ners for $6500: terms to suit

RAT-ACAKE ¢ Quly Bus ts and LURIE CO. 132 8. Penn

n-peisondts STOVES All Eginds

and uara dition. iy PRINGLE & JOHNSON, 836 Mass. ~ L1-0068

YOUR furniture, newspapers and clothing,

Bony Us Help Others.’ Salvation Army,

buyer. DR-0494. Open Sunday. 38TH. 2307 E.—A nice filve-room modern frame bungalow, See drive. garage. o AL "tractive terms ' Mr. Crawford 420

5-ROOM : home on_paved st Shreet, 3-car ga-

HEEL CHAIR, reclin large rubber tires; new; $20. nor NapoiSon (2100

Shelby). Bed Springs reconditioned and De Ry NE Wash. ..... $2.50

rage, car line,

Real Estate for Trade

SIX-ROOM Brick Double for bungalow. Little 38 Bul Arion: ras, nga =

UNUSUAL BRICK DOUBLE in Titus Flower Parish for bungalow. IR-2413

Get want ad results in The Times atl

lowest word rates in the city. Phone|P RI-5851 for quick results at ow cost.

Real Estate Wanted

TW 6th ein Bt.

| ELECTRIC WASHER. 1 $5: electric refrig26 erator, $25. $s. Ave. :

BE Tso FUE Wash, $18.50

i FLORENCE alr tishi Rot - blast stove. At

sons. fixtu

Elegfric Washer, Easy, good cond. $I0 E. 10th. Open eve

BER PRICES : S. . 5 reSbas Son 340 Ww WASH. ST,

rocker, $8.95; chai CHANGE FURN. CO. £0 E.

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