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TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1940

OF Mose Grove, It Seems, Is Just About at the End

Of the Pitching

Trail

Five Times Red Sox Have Given Him a Lead, and

Five Times He Has

Blown It

By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, May

21 —0O'1 Mose hasn't got it anymore. No

matter how much lead the Boston Red Sox give Lefty Grove, he can't

hold it, the fact be ignored that the grand Of the trail. In retrospect Grove’s swan song he pitched against Washington on opening day. It's doubtful if he'll ever go another nine innings in one game. However, the evidence indicates that he still may be valuable to the Red Sox as relief pitcher. He usually pitches two or three good innings at the start of each game, but weakens after that. Now 40 years old and the American League's oldest pitcher, Grove has been getting by on his noodle for several years. Occasionally, he could blaze a fast ball over in the clutch, but now it seems that he can’t even do that any more. Control was an asset to him until recently, Now he's making those pitches too fat, and the boys are pinning his ears back. Even as late &s last season all Grove needed to, win was a lead of three or four runs. But this season he can't hold any kind of a lead.

Here's the Record

He blew a three-run lead against Washington April 24. Then on May

1 he had a 7-1 lead over the White Sox at the end of the fourth, but couldn’t hold it. On May 7 he had Cleveland beat, 5-0, at the end of the sixth, but had to have relief. A week later the Red Sox gave him & 4-0 lead over the White Sox to work on, but he blew in the fourth. Yesterday he had a 2-0 lead and a 6-3 lead over the Tigers, but couldn't protect it. When Grove left the game in the seventh the Red Sox led, 7-6, so Ol Mose has vet to be credited with defeat. With Pinky Higgins going berserk at bat with three homers, the Tigers plastered a 10-7 licking on the Red Sox. Higgins drove in seven runs with his three homers, the last one winning the game. Jimmy Foxx hit homer No. 10 with the bases loaded. Cleveland knocked the Yanks back into the cellar by thumping the world’s champions, 10-2, enabling the Tribe to move within a game and a half of the leagueleading Red Sox. Lefty Al Smith held the Yanks to one hit until the ninth, when the Yanks escaped & shutout as a result of Dickey’s double which drove in two runs. Smith's three-hitter was his second straight victory over the Yanks and his third win of the season. Jeff Heath hit his 6th and 7th homers, pacing Cleveland's 17-hit attack on Chandler, Hadley and Donald.

Dodgers Take It On the Chin

In the other two American League games the Athletics trounced the Browns, 8-4, and moved into fourth place, while the White Sox left the cellar by defeating the Senators, 5-4. Frank Hayes hit two homers for the | A’s and Johnson and Moses got one each. Cincinnati’s pitching folded up | and the usually feeble Bees slugged out a 12-4 victory over the Reds. Al Lopez's homer with two mates on base off Gene Thompson featured a five-run rally in the third. Bama Rowell duplicated Lopez's feat in the fourth to spark a six~un rally. The Cubs, playing with a makeshift infield, beat the Dodgers again, 6-4. Tt was Brooklyn's third straight loss. The Cubs made 18 hits and batted out Hugh Casey in the sixth. Harry Danning hit a triple and homer and drove in five runs as the Giants beat the Cardinals, 6-0. Cliff Melton kept the Cards’ six hits! scattered. Scoring seven runs in the ninth. the Phils came from way back to beat the Pirates, 8-7. Mace Brown, with a 7-1 lead, retired with a sore arm after pitching to two batters in the ninth.

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SOFTBALL

Last night's results Stadium:

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That's happened five times in succession now. No longer can

old southpaw has reached the end

may well have been that two-hitter

Grandma Out To Win 500°

(Continued from Page 14)

four-cylinder job with a 270-cubic inch piston displacement, is taking

shape. Woestman expects to fire it

up in a couple of days, but he hasn't named a driver yet. Raul Riganti and Osvaldo Parmigiani, the South American duo, established themselves as “swell guys” and always have a crowd of well-wishers on hand

when they wheel out in “the blue-and-gold Maserati.

Compared to the usual pit mes-

sages, their signals are very simple. (Riganti used only three while Parmigiani was taking and passing his driver's test yesterday.

“ayn

The letter

8,” standing for a Spanish word,

means to keep going at the same speed. hurry up or increase the r. p. m.’s. Then to call the relief driver in, Riganti turned to Americanese and posted a large “O. K.”

The letter “A” means to

Incidentally fuel for the Maserati

costs $1.25 a gallon, and the eightcylinder motor eats a gallon eacl® 212 miles.

Expensive laps, eh? Qualifying trials will be resumed at 1 p. m. tomorrow and will continue until 7 p. m. Gasoline Alley had its fun out of | this item appearing in a Chicago |

paper yesterday morning:

Chet Miller, Detroit race driver, was slugged and robbed of $5 yesterday by two bandits who held up the Windsor Hotel, 4820 Chicago Ave., as Miller was registering. In all fairness to Chet, it should be said that he was in Indianapolis Sunday, yesterday and today, that

he hasn't lost any money and that

he bears no marks whatsoever of

being slugged.

Divvy A. B. C. Cash Tonight

Cash prizes totaling $3401.71, the gold from the American Bowling |

2 Ring Associations Recognize Jeffra

BALTIMORE, Md, May 21 (U. P.) —Harry Jeffra of Baltimore won featherweight championship recognition from the New York and Maryland Boxing Associations last night when he outpointed Joey Archibald of Providence, R. I, a 15-round bout. Jeffra was given an unanimous decision, unofficially winning 12 of the 15 rounds. He floored Archibald twice in the second round, both times for a nine-count. The result did not affect the National ‘Boxing Association’s recognition of Petey Scalzo as champion.

Fines Slapped on Frisch and Marty

NEW YORK, May 21 (U. P).— Ford Frick, president of the National League, today fined Pittsburgh Manager Frankie Frisch $75 and Joe Marty, Philadelphia outflelder, $50, for misconduct in yesterday's Pittsburgh-Philadelphia game at Philadelphia. Frisch was fined for disputing a decision at first base in the ninth inning when he waved his hands in the air and dropped flat on his back. Marty was fined for “cursing and using vile language,” Frick said.

Greyhounds Tackle

Hanover Pastimers

The Indiana Central baseball team will be host to Hanover on the University Heights diamond tomorrow. Sophomore Mike Holzhausen will do the Greyhound mound work, and E. Bell is expected to pitch for the hilltoppers. In a home game yesterday the Greyhounds defeated Franklin, 4-3, in 10 innings. Stuart Davis’ bunt brought home the winning run after Angus Nicoson also had bunted safely and advanced to third.

Here’s How to Star On Rowing Crew

SEATTLE, May. 21 (NEA)-James Ward, 19-year-old freshman of Ridgeville Park, N. J., a shell until he came to Washington, but has been elected captain of the Husky yearlings. A lanky six-footer, Ward has held down the bow seat almost since the first workout.

Howe Thinlies Win

Winning eight of the 12 events, Howe High School's track team scored a 68%-38% victory over the Silent Hoosiers in its final meet of the season yesterday.

For GOOD TIMES look for the famous

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Neil C. King, A. B. C. president, at | &

the Pritchett Alleys this evening. The biggest hunk will go to members of the Herff-Jones team, which | earned $265 on its 2895 score in the| five-man event. A check for $197. 50 3 will be handed to Frank Argus and Joe Michaelis, for their 1272 count | in the doubles division. Joe Fulton’s score of 630 in the singles will bring him $122.50, while John Fehr, with an 1813 in the all-events, will collect $10 and a nadditional $101.75 for his singles score. Individuals and team captains unable to get around to the alleys may call King at IR. 7928.

Other local leaders in ‘the team their scores and award $127.50; Hurt Bros.,

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Pepsi Cola Boosters will go after their third straight victory tomorrow night, meeting the Columbus! Auto Supplys in the feature game | at Softball Stadium. Allison En-| gineering will open the program against an opponent to be selected. !

Seven Up girls will practice at | 4:30 p. m. tomorrow at Riverside Park.

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Beanblossom will practice at ¢ p. m. every Wednesday and Friday at Rhodius Park.

Indianapolis Eagles will meet ¥riday night at the hall. Players ex- | pecting to play Sunday against New Albany are asked to attend.

Empire Life has scheduled a practice for 4 p. m. tomorrow at Garfield 2,

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indinnapolis Ti Lia Tuesday, , Muy 21, 1040

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Id Johnso n L. Kerch, of Charles g Hern of fre Haute, Ind. pass aWhY Mo! Rgny, neral Weadhesday, ay at the Usher ortuary, 23518 Washington St, fends invited, Burial, Crowh Mili Cemetery, Friends may oall at Tost:

Lar. way, sister of Mrs. Frafioisco, Cal, M Mrs. C. L. Marlatt and George Rottof Indianapolis and Alfred Rottman, Greenfield, passed

Bi TyesHay morning at her home, Pennylvania. Service at the Manner = uchananh Mortuary Thursday, 2 bp. Friends invited, Interment Crown win.

Friends may call at mortuary,

EARY « Annie BE, Deloved mother of Sister WN prouisine C. Notre Dame, atherine Sri and David oar Leahy, passed away Rpduy Rowe orning. grandmother of Joh ose argaret Anna and Talin ome han, Funeral from her residence, 5 Ave, Wednesday, 8:30 a. m.; Phin Neri Church, 9 a. m, Burial oly Cross Cemetery. Friends snvited.

TUCKEY Herbert A, 56 years, beloved husband of Aberie D. Luckey and ather of Mrs. Ruth Pauline North of rookston, Ind, and son of Rev. L. W . Luckey of New York City, passed away Monday. Funeral at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th St. Wednesday, 3 m. Priends invited Friends may call at chapel after 4 p. m. Tuesday. ausoleum interment, Wood$v Cemetery, New York City, New or

MEYER--Emma Musilds, passed away

Ma by 4

icago. Sinsengym Funeral any dn Tn" Tie 8 9 Burial at Hoty" Oross.

NAPIER « Wade H., 2224 Langley Ave. husband of Mona, father of Mrs. Ruth Merchant, foe Napier, o¢ity, and Charles Napier, U. Navy, departed this life Monday, age 61 years, Puneral Thursday, May 23, at the Moore & Kirk Foriienst Funeral Home, 2530 Station a. m. Burial Floral Park Cemetery. rienas invited

SNIDER--Addie, wife of Charles Snider, mother of Mrs. ling Polland, Miss Blanche hide, Mrs. Louisa Dickens, Vernon and harles Edward Snider, passed away Monday. May 20, Yriends may call at the home, 620 Lexingion Avenue. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p at above address, Friends mvited. Burial New Crown, WEBER~-Joseph €., husband of late Lena err Weber, brother of Edward H Weber, Mrs. Ida Bruns and Mrs. Margaret Bryce. Puneral from Lauck Puneral Home, 1458 S. Meridian, Wednesday, 8:30 a. m,; Sacred Heart Church, 9 mn. m. Burial St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call any time.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, May 21, 1940

BECHERER--Kate, age 64 vears, wife of Julius, passed away Monday morning ut the residence, 1315 Sturm Ave. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 10 a. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary.

BENE Ssorge H., beloved husband of C. Bennett and father of Harry re id Francis Bennett, all of Indianapolls. Nr Burleigh Owens of Cincinnati, passed away at the residence, 1313 Lexington Ave. Tuesday mornin M . uneral services will be held at ne residence, Thursday. ay 23 at 2 o'clock. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends are welcome.

BROWN-—Andrew, Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Brown, brother of Patty, Marline and Jo Ann, passed away Sunday. Friends may call at the residence, 2425 Prospect w any time, Services Wednesday, 3 D. from the residence. Interment New. Crown. Friends invited.

BRUNNER-—John J., years. Beloved brother of Mrs, Willi Kappmeyer foster father of Mable ol fuses away. funeral Wednesday, 2 the G. Herrmann Funeral Hone. "1505 S. East 5. Friends inivted. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call any time.

CARTER -- Frances Pennin ton, beloved niece of Mrs. William W. nley, Mrs. Emma Ruster and Willard Rime of Indianapolis and Foster Adams of Bellefontaine, O., departed this life Monday. age 50 years. Funeral T 23, at Moore & Kirk North Side Funeral Home, College at Fairfield, 3:30 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Priends invited.

DANT--Esco 1., entered into rest Tuesday, age 43 vears, husband of Alida Dant son of Bertha Buck, brother of Lowell and Murlin Dant. Service ¥riday, 2 fra. mother's residence, Bicknell

Friends may call at Har 2 Rogre Peace Chapel until Thursday 00

DUNN-—Lula, entered into rest Sunda evening, age 52 years, wife of 1 iam C Bunn. . Moss Wednesd yo : Bh arry ore Peace a D Washington Park Cemetery, e ree EDWARD-—-William A,, ui Stuart - loved husband of Mau L., ARN De Jieredith TR William: a Harold,

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PAINTING, PAPER | ET moe anteed JINES BE-103 Paper RD ing, cleaning. Free RI-8906 per Hanging : PAPFRHANGING AND CLEANING e dima ves. work uare PRES, ‘ eee ial steam. ; paint, ext. and int, Work guar. DR- 2231 rms. paint. Robertson, Paper steaming. Work guar.; CH-4370 10 yrs. exp. Al Meredith, POR Printing it will pay you Jo gee RICHARDS THE PRINTER, 127 E. New York. RENT A NEW CAR! 1940 models. DRIVEIT- YOURSELF, INC., 39 Kentucky Ave.

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Auto Tires J0x6s

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GARDEN RATOR repossessed, like new, Fae including tools, iy BRA L MANUACTURING, 324 W. 10 Legals a4 TT NOTIOR OF SALE OF BONDS Notice is hereby given His bids will be received by The Hovrd hool Com» missioners of nin Indiana, at th 150 Meridian Street until 12:16 o'clock P. M., Time, June 4, 1040, when bids will y | opened for the sale of Twenty-one Thou sand Dollars Sal ,000) of bonds of said School City, aid bonds shall be 21 in number and numbered from 1 to 21 inclusive, each bond for the principal sum of $1000, They shall be dated June 10, 1940, and shall bear interest at the rate bid by the successful bidder, said rate not to exceed five percent (5%) per annum, which said interest shall be evidenced by interest warrants or coupons attached to each of said bonds maturing on the 1st day of January and July in each year until the principal shall be paid, the coupon of January 1, 1941, being for interest to that date. Bidders shall name the rate of interest which said bonds are to bear, not exceeding the maximum rate above stated, aud said interest must be in multiples of one-fourth (%) of one percent (1%). Each bidder shall name only one rate of interest, and bidders shall not bid less than the face amount of the bonds, Said bonds shall mature as follows, viz: ace Ma turd

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on Serial Numbers 1 to 2 3 000 3 to 4 0 b 800 8 3 a 1,000 11 uly 1 atk bonds are 8 fssued for the purs

pose of raising funds to be used in the construction of an addition to and the re-

Amount * 183,000

.| modeling of the cafeteria and equipment

at George Washington High School in the City of Indianapolis. Bids to be in sealed envelopes addressed to The Board of School Commissioners, 150 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, endorsed ‘Bid for School Building Bonds of June, 1040." A prospectus of said bonds, form and envelope, necessary to be used in bidding will be furnished upon application to the undersigned. Said bonds will be issued by the undersigned pursuant to formal cororate action taken by this Board oh arch 26, 1940, and on May 7, 1940, and Bord to the power conferred upon the by the Indiana Statute of March 9, 1031 (Acts 1031, page 201). The full right is reserved by the Board, in its discretion, to reject any and all bids. No bid will be considered except those made on the bid blank attached to and made part of said prospectus. Each bid shall be accompanied ue check drawn by a responsible Indianapolis bank or trust company or a cheok certified by such a bank or trust company and payable to the order of The Board of 8chool Commissioners of the Oity of Indianapolis for at least three percent (3%) of the face value of the bonds bid

for THE PARR: or SCHOOL, COMMISSION ERS O E CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, By GOOD, business Director, Indiana pops Bndinna May 14, 1040

NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS Notice is hereby given that bids will be received by The Board of School Come missioners of the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, at the Board's office, 150 North Meridiah Street Indianapolis, Indiana, entral Standard June 4, K 040, when bids will be ened for the sale of One Million ree Hundred Nineteen Thousand Dollavs ($1,319,000) of bonds of said School City, Said bonds shall be 1,319 in number and numbered from 1D to 1,319D inclusive, each bond shall ; Pringipal sum of $1,000, d June 14, 1540, and shall bear interest at the rate bid by the successful bidder, said rate not to exceed five percent (57%) per annum, which said interest shall be evidenced by up: warrants or coupons attached to each of sald bonds maturing on the lst day of April and October in each year until th HR Bhai be paid, the coupon of | April 1, 1941, being for interest Ro that P. ‘Bidders shall name the rate of interest which said bonds are to bear, not exceeding the maximum rate above stated and said interest must be in GH of one-fourth (%) of one percent (1%). Bach bidder shall name only one rate ot in terest, and bidders shall not bid less than the face amount of the bonds, Said bonds shall mature as follows, viz; Mita

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ce ond Amount Serial Numbers $79,000 1D to 9 80,000 80,000 35,000 55,000 90,000 00,000

April April April April April April April April

1, 1. 1, 1, 1, i 1, 1 1, 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1, 1, 1,

1960 1319D April 1, 1961 Said bonds ‘are being issued for the purs pose of raising funds to pay and to take up certain outstanding School Building Bonds of the School City of Indianapolis which will mature and become payable during the calendar year 1940. Bids must be in ‘sealed envelopes addressed to The Board of School Commis sioners, 150 North Meridian Street, Indian. apolis, Indiana, endorsed “Bid for School Funding Bonds of 1040,’ A prospectus of said bonds, and forms and envelopes necessary to be used in bidding will be furnished upon application to the undersigned Said bonds will issued by the undersigned pursuant to | formal corporate action taken by this | Board on January 16, 1940, to which] action bidders are referred, and pursuant to the power conferred upon the Board by the aD Statute of March 9, 1031

(Acts 1031, page ). The full right is reserved by the Board, in its discretion, to reject any and all bids. No bid will be considered except those made on the bid blank attached to and ade prt of said prospectus, Each bid shall be accompanied by a check drawn by a responsible Indianapolis bank or trust company or a check an bv such a bank or trust company and able to the order of The Board of Sc rool Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis for at least three percent 3% of the fash aus of the bonds bid D OF SCHOOL Soniiaston. RS pa THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, y A. B. GOOD, business Director Indianapolls Indiana May 1940

Merchandise | for Sate.

PAINT SPRAY OUTFITS

New or rebuilt; all sizes at stock Ag ance price. Also rentals. & MA FACTURING CO., 720 8. Mer. _RI- 1549,

ROACH'S LAST MEAL 5

sale at your nearest dealer , 31 Va. Ave. RI-331 Pre- owned, , large size Eis Washer porcelain tub, new rolls, reconditioned like new, Terms $1.00 week, .... $39. 95 BLOCK'S Whse. 424 N. nh. ‘Also open eves, MODERN steel utility kitchen cabinets, $130 $210 Kelvinator, 7% feet, $65. 448 448 Central No. 2. Call after 5: 30" p.m.

NT tne {1007 § samElectric Refrigerators 2 =m demonstrators at greatly reduced prices, Terms, BLOOK'S Whee. 424 N. 111. Also open eves. WE'LL BUILD an 18x20 garage for $176 fog Co) 37 Agihe. Congirition u_— yon er St, are 1580 W. BE 4390.

Washington, $1.50

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ACCOUNT SOUTH STREET PAVING ENTER TION FROM CAPITOL ATE AVE, TO SOUTH 8 E TRANCE AND WE WILL PROVIDE 2 PARKING FOR OUR CUSTOMERS. INe QUIRE AT OUR SENATE AVE. -

TRANCE, LARGE BLOWER FOR FURNACE OR AIR CONDITIONER, $80 Yale, Boh oo 0. $a,

$60. 1 Bbl., POWLDEREL BSORIC

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Must sell to some reliable family three rooms of beautiful furniture, nd Kitoh Ly complete, bedroom complete and i complete All fine furniture for If you have steady employment an A 0 credit reference and can pay pe week, answer in care of this paper an arrangement will be made — you to see the furniture, Box 414, es.

Hoover Cleaner, i Tebuilt, Terms $ | 9.95

$1.00 week, ...+ . BLOCK'S Whse 24 WN. 1, ‘Also open eves,

SINGER Electric Cabinet, Vo Price

table top, new model;

Only $3 per Month 126 W., Washington. RI-9718 switches Terms $99.95 | | Army 0’alls & Jackets, 29% Ren A MODERN AIR-CONDI-AR ICE & FU tion. Terms alo $10.50 zine. Gal, “Gal. $1.85, {320 W. Wash. 211 E. Wash, adjustable column and heavy base, high ed E. Washington. I damaged, Terms $1.00 week, BLOCK'S Whee, 424 N, TI, Also open eves, —

SEWING COURSE INCLUDED Emma New Kelvinator, tae Electric Rang BLOCK'S Whse. 424 N. 1. ‘Also open eves. All sizes and kinds tents, tarpaulins, new, TIONED ICE REFRIGERATOR, roL UEL C€O0, 2000 N'westorn, 2302 W. Mich, 1002 8. Bast BLOCK'S Whse. 424 N. Til. Also open eves, | Hoosier 4-hr, d enamel, FLECTRIC “CIRCULATING F FAN, 24. inch, quality, low CHINE CO. fully guaranteed, NEW AND USED LUMBER

Singer Sewing Center ble top, white poroelain with 5 speed NEW SHIPMEN used; large assort, 620 N. Senate Ave, ONLY $06.50 A YEAR Used, all white, side oven Gas Range vy Genuine lead “$1.85 HOOSIER PAINT & LINOLEUM “Quiet” propeller, with 2-speed motor, MEIER EL RRIE AND 35 ~1151, 811gntly With trade $124.50 ar Posts

Window Sash and Frames Marion Material Co. 2046 Northwestern or TA-4548

“AB” Gas Range aan SHgHtly | used;

all white porce-

lain with 3 speed burners, $69.50

| Special price. Terms $1.00 wk, BLOCK'S Whse. 424 N. Ill. Also open eves,

'REMODELING OF ALL KINDS

No down paymt, rs. to pay, MOORN | & MOORE, "Tn. BR- Bas. Nites’ BR-1274,

COMPLETE STOCK of new and used jum ber and

1320 Ren tio pre-owned, white porces

Gas Range lain table top late model with heat regulator, $39. 50

Terms $1.00 week, BLOCK'S Whee. 424 N. Tl. Also open eves,

Apex Refrigerator oo Tne

slightly used; guaranteed,

Terms $1.00 week 19.95

BLOOK'S Whee. 424 N. Til. Also open eves,

$750 DINING SUITE, beautiful 8-po. solid mahogany, $85. Davenport. 1701 N, New Jersey. . —— $220 CHAMBERS Pvrofax gas stove. grav, white enamel; perfect condition; $20, Roaches, etc, easily killed

BE-2000 with Protecto Spray. Lurie

sl hh Paint }1'yl cin *r%. $1.20 cu, 1326 Ky.

Farm & Home _8upply, Tne,

| Frigidaire Refrigerator &, 5%:

owned; reconditioned throughout. Guare

anteed, Terms $69. 85

$1.00 week BLOCK'S Whee. “424 N, Tn. ‘Also open eves. $1.50

Roof Coating 0. can. Farm & Home Supply, Ine. 133 Ky. Roll Roofing * fie” $1.59 Farm & Home Supply, Ino, 1825 K Ky.

i Riding materinl, wi-

0 8. Delaware. LI-6270, RUGS Congoleum oX12 $3.25

Various Patterns Farm & Home Supply, Ino, 1825 Ky.

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