Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 December 1942 — Page 15
Traffic. Authorities Urging Greater i of Barges | to Relieve Railroads
NOT LONG AGO A FACTORY ON THE West side of | Indianapolis had some material to send to another large The distance was| roughly six miles. Yet it was six days before the railroad ‘could find a locomotive to haul those cars. In normal times it would have been a matter of only a few hours at the most. In another instance lately it took 14 days to get a ship«ment from Indianapolis to Louisville. _ railroad freight yard on the East side of the city was jammed | -
concern on the East side of
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the city.
“to the hilt with cars full of goods but the railroad couldn’t - find locomotives to haul them away.
Lest this be taken as a criticism of the railroads, r r that this ear ‘they. have moved more hn me’ sand. one-half times the v f freight handled in 1918 and
roads are over burdened the way they are, some other means of - transportation are being neglected. : lines that the Ohio, Til : Mr ‘Badrow . nois and Missis- * sippi rivers are frequently running empty. From March to June this gro as barges made trips on the ; ppi without ‘cargo. They w.could have hauled as much as 18,#%000 freight cars with 40-ton capacity. The trouble is not so much up- “ stream as it is’ downstream. *" Barge lines dock at Evansville, among other river ports. Many in- ~~ dependent oil companiés bring up = their supplies to Evansville that way and then truck them throughout the « _ State because the big oil companies control the. pipe lines. Likewise, fimuch of the lumber and paper “board from Louisiana comes to In4 dianapolis and other centers of - paper board box manufacturing by , ‘barge and trucks.
Considerable quantities of canned “goods and iron and steel products are shipped out of Indiana by . Jarge. Some years ago there was a _ proposal to build a canal connecting the Wabash and Maumee rivers near Ft. Wayne to provide a waterways s.outlet to Lake Erie, but it never got ,-Jar, The canal system in this state “fell into disuse years ago, although --1 see where England is trying to use some of its old canals to relieve the _ pressure on the railroads. | Likewise; the excellent network of action lines that covered Indiana: jas gone by the board. War has revented using airplanes to carry huch freight, although the postar possibility for this method of ansportation is receiving much atAnd the truck companies face further curtailment ee
s are urging greater use of the ges, pointing out that barge traf- ¢ has declined 25- per cent this pear, of all times. They recognize at barges are a very slow means ages ate but point out that roads are reaching their
WAGON WHEAT
oe to the close of the Chisago Jearset pday, Indianapolis flour mills 4 sta Bl rn paid $1.38 per bushel tor 0. ed wheat doth or rades on thelr, Ry and No. 2 oats,
At one fime a large
POWER & LIGHT PLAN APPROVED
14 Million-Dollar Account To Be Amortized Over 31-Year Period.
Indianapolis Power & Light Co. was ordered by the public service commission yesterday to dispose of
a 14 million-dollar account carried on its books by amortizing it over a period of 31 years. In October the commission had ordered a nine million-dollar account removed by charging it against the capifal surplus account. The order was in the form of approval of the plan submitted by the Indianapolis utility and was the first major case in this state of conformance with a uniform system of accounts policy adopted by the public service commission in Indiana and in most other states. The two orders represent nearly a 24 million-dollar cut in the assets of the company as carried on the books but no decrease in the actual value of the property. Frederick F. Eichorn, commission chairmén, said, “Property values, so far as the books are concerned, will be stated on a very conservative basis of original cost.” It “will not adversely affect the company’s financial position,” ace cording to H. T. Pritchard, the utility president. “The properties of Merchants Heat & Light Co. and Indianapolis| M Light & Heat Co. were acquired by Indianapolis Power & Light Co. as of Oct. 1, 1926,” Mr. Pritchard said. “The purchase price authorized by the commission, which took into consideration the book entries of the predecessor companies and engineers’ appraisals, was then recorded upon the books of the Indianapolis Power’ & Light Co. “When it became necessary to dispose of certain entries under the new accounting system established by the commission, a thorough analysis of the original cost, con-
s | dition and history of the company’s
property was first required. After this analysis was completed, the commission was to determine, as it has now done, just how the difference between the original cost and the book value was to be adjusted and ultimately. disposed of. “The commission has previously ordered the increases resulting from
now ordered the entries representing the difference between the. aun|thorized purchase price and the original cost of the plant and property to be disposed of by providing
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engineers’ appraisal to be written aT off against capital surplus and has ¢
To assure an deale coal supply for the winter months in ease transportation difficulties beset the: country, many of London’s parks are now being used as coal depots. This ge pile of coal is in Regents
Park.
Hog Prices Are Unchanged; Top Holds at $14.65 Here
Hog prices were unchanged at the Indianapolis stockyards today, the top remaining at $14.65, the agricultural marketing administration reported. Receipts included 7675 hogs, 800 cattle, 325 calves and 2550 sheep.
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Medium 250- 500 pounds Slaughter Pigs Medium to Good: 9C- 120 pounds CATTLE (800)
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DAILY PRICE INDEX
NEW YORK, Dec. 31 (U, P).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled ‘for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100) : Yesterday essssesesaasisives 166.02 Week ago sevens Essssscbes 165.40
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Month ago €00s000c000000000 162.11
Year ag0 ......ccsceeee0eq Holiday 1942 High (Dec, 30) S800 0BR 166.02 1942 Low (Jan. 2) ...ceeesve 151.54
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Today . ; Clearings ....o.vovvus.. vee $ 5,242,000 Debits ...... sine eh enan aare ry ... 16,246,000 This Month Clearings 378,602,000
Clearings ...
Mac's Speedy Service, Inc., Terre Haute, dissolution. Thompson-Glass Dairy Co,, Inc., 310 8. Broadway, Madison; agent, Charles F. Glass, . same address; 500 shares no par
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AR AT NEAT AT ARNBATAT
“HAPPY NEW YEAR |
J. RAIpE, Thompson, May Ruth . Glass.
GRAIN TRADERS | MARKING TIME
Await Clarification of Si uation in Baking - Industry.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31 (U. P).— Farm products held narrowly around the previous closing levels today in quiet pre-holiday trading. All of the major commodity markets will operate for only half a session today and will be closed tomorrow, New Year’s day. They will operate normally on Saturday, Jan. 2, however. On the Chicago Board of Trade wheat rose % to 14 cent a bushel, corn was up 1% cent in all active positions, oats were off 4 cent and rye % cent lower to 1s cent higher. Operators in the grain pits were inclined to mark time, pending clarification of the situation in the baking industry which has been ordered to cut production costs despite an OPA order raising ceiling prices on flour. Cotton futures were off as much as 50 cents a bale in early dealings, but recovered virtually all of the losses prior to mid-day when prices were unchanged to 10 cents a bale lower. ‘In: the Chicage stockyards: hogs rose 10 cents a hundred-weight on the average with top grades up 5 cents to $14.50.
LOCAL PRODUCE
Heavy breed hens, 3% lbs: and over, 2i¢; hens, 3% Ibs. and under, 20c; Leghorn hens, 20c. Springers. 1% 1bs. and over; colored, 2%c; Barrel and White Rock, 23c; Leghorn springers, <lc. Roasters; 4 lbs. and over: colored, 26c; Barred and White Rock, 27c. : Leghorns, 20c; heavy breed, 2ic. . d over, 32c; under 7 1bs.. Boe: slips, 27c. Cocks, 15¢. All No. 2 poultry, 3 cents less. got $55 Current receipts 54 Ibs. and up,
Graded Eggs—Grade A, large, 39c: grade A, medium 37c; grade A, small, 23c; no
grade, . r—No. 1, 48048 lic: ‘No. 2. 46@ she: vial No. 1, 0. 2, 43c. (Prices or produce Rin at Iadian-
apolis quoted by Wadley Co.)
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and Best Wishes to Our Armed Forces Throughout the World
From Prominent Indiana Firms and Individuals pil ili isl il bhi mi ibibo
Season’s ‘Greetings to All Our - Customers. and Friends
* EMPIRE - PARKING GARAGE an
BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR
To Our Many Friends and Customers
‘NORTH SIDE LUMBER & HRDW’RE CO.
ROSCOE STEVENS, Proprietor
5199 N. Keystone BR-5200
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Season’s Greetings to my Friends. May the New Year bring . you health, happiness and success.
DONALD TOOLEY
Sincere Svason’s Greetings to All Our Customers and Friends!
Weir's Tavern 4360 N. Keystone WA. 0463
Let Us Give Our All to Service We Are Proud ¢f Our Boys
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Maf 1943 Bring You Prosperity and Happiness. Our Aim Is to Serve You Thru the Trying Conditions of
—1943 WEST SIDE CLEANERS
uP Ww. Wash, BE-2558 bg Chas. Wishmire, Prop.
Best Wishes for a Victorious New Year INDIANA ASPHALT PAVING CO.
2810 Columbia Ave,
Season's Greetings Sincere Good Wishes for a Happy New Year to All!
Hart & Hart Restaurant
Excellent Food Reasonable Prices’ Delicious Fish on Friday
Open 24 Hrs. a Day 602 E. Georgia MA, 0883
A “MOM”
Wishes You a Happy New Year
Queen’s Tavern S41 E. Wash. St. |
CANARY
GREETINGS TO OUR MANY LOYAL FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
SNIDER ° AUTO SERVICE
STUDEBAKER Authorized Dealer and- Service Complete service maintained on all makes. Up-to-the-minute equipment, REAR 1001 N. Meridian St. RI-5719. BEST WISHES FOR 1943
Sincere Wishes for a
Happy New Year Arsenal Building - &
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Holiday sy UNITED PRESS «Ms commodity markets in the United States and Canada operate for only half a day today, Dec. 31, and, with all
security markets will be, closed all day tomorrow, New Year's
day. With the ‘exception of the |
Exchange, ,all § operate as usual on Saturday. | Winnipeg will be closed until | Monday. ! : |
Deaths—F unerals 1 indianapolis Times, Thurs. “Dee. 31, 18):
yy Poet of Ma) A on and Arthur J. , Pocohontas, Ill. died - Thursday. ends. may call uf - the home, 133 W. 20th s 8. : Real Saturday, 8:30 at Hae & Paul Cathedral. Tate. eat Holy Cross cem :
of Isabelle a 8 p. In Friday for prayer. tiend ds nvit ed.
COOK—Mary L., age 6, beloved moth: of Mrs. George Nickel, Mrs. Howa:d Hall, Cin and Haskell 3 Corpus awa!’
Christi, Tex p Friends may call at the Dorsey Funeri| Home, 3925 E. New York. Funeral 2 p. m, Saturday at t Grace M. [ church. Burial Memorisl Park, (Cin Sanat and Evansville papers pleaie copy
BGERIQN Qsear: of 426 N. Gray st., en. rest Wednesday, age 61 years inte of Mane J. Egerton. We ets Saturda; ax. -2 m. at ‘Harry W. Moo:e Paace Chispel” ‘Burial Crown Hill cemeFriends are welcome.
LHORA--Sarah Eli of Sylvester, Charles & W Ham, : esda Saberal :
he rited. Park cemete) y.
zabeth, Sigved Hiothes
away Wedn y evening. Saturday 1:30 p. m., Shi othe ‘West Chapel, 2002 ‘Ww. a st. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the chapel after Friday noon.
'"RAZIER—Chase, of 914 N Oxford st.
mtered into rest Wednesday, age 54 rears, husband of Stra Girten Frazier {ather of Joseph G. Frazier,
1. m, at "Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Washington’ Park
cemetery. Friends are welcome.
OPKING ~Ea1] Leonard, beloved husband Lill fath o> Mrs
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” a Hopof Robert Ho) oa passed in Miami, Fla. uchanan Mortua . m. Friends invited. Burial Crown . Friends may call at the aortuary after Thursday ‘evening.
VKE-—Thomas ‘Jefferson, age 93, beloved husband of Jennie Lyke (deceased), (ather ot Gordon, Herchell, and Forest Lyke, passed away Wednesday at residonee, Post W. 18th. Friends may call at Blasengym Funeral Home, North side Chapel, 3129 N. Illinois si. any time Friday. Funeral m. Saturday. Burial Floral Park.
(rCLURE-—Jesse P., age 53, hushand of ‘faude McClure, brother of Everett of Holton, Ind., and William of" Indian1polis, passed away suddenly ‘Tuesday at Bvanay lle. ina. Funeral Saturday, 2 » the Royster i PR i902 N Meridian st. invited. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may call ‘any time after 7 p. m Thursday.
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TERCHEFF—Philip M., 8 Pe
brother of] Mrs. Jesse May. Services Saturday, 10}:
at the residence. ave. a time. . Burial. Arrangements in ‘charge of | Sons Funeral Directors.
SAUER—Mrs.” Eva widow Sauer, loving mother of Mrs. dy, Mrs. uise ole: . Carelli, Paul and Willia to rest Tuesday, 4 &
Flower Church, 9 a. m. Burial | cemetery. Friends may call at home any time. Little Flower & meet Friday at 8 p. m. % home for prayers.
SIMPSON—Edward E,,
band of Martha
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“Wishes for the New Year
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Alert ‘Dry Cleaners, 4618 E. Michigan, IR-3030, exten prosperous season's greetings to customers and friends.
Alkaloid C.rp., 2012 N. Delaware, WA-488. st wishes and holiday ay greetings.
Tas Auto Parts and Tire Co., 212i 2203 ‘Washington, extends - season's pi
A Cab Club, F. C. Goodwin, Prop., 511 . North, LI-0033. Season’s greetings to everyone.
Ashby, Ra Pharmacy, 1502 8. Belmont, MA-0012. Heartfest season's’ greeting: to 00 many friends, customers.
B. Shop, 1031 S. Keystone,
season's greetings.
Barnette Poultry Co., 212 S. State, MA-1100, saiends holiday BTesyings 40 customers, rien
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Billie's Sots Shop, 5 N. Grant, IR-277¢, extends season’s 0 iit to customers and friends.
BISESI, Paul, commission merchant, 319 §. New Jersey, LI-2458, expresses happies: season's greetings.
Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar, 3330 W. Washing. «Jon, Glenn E. Fisher. Good luck! Gaodl ea
Boaz, B., Jr., signs, 40 Virginia ave. Season's greetings to all.
Brown, B. J., attorney, 838 K. of P. bldg. extends sincere good wishes for the new ear.
Brown, Theodore, grocer, ., extends everyone. - .
Coffee Shop, 210 W. Maryland, ex ason’s greetings to everyone.
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i c ft § Cain, Siena L., pou! try, nd game, 130 N. Alabama, LI-0154, extends. se season greetings.
Carey, Carl F., Rational couneil alah. | tion, member V. of F. Wars, 623 ColI extends greetings,
Central Dairy Equipment, Pennsylvania da: ment, extends greetings.
Central ars and employees, 2457 Central, 0375. We wish you season's | boi BL
Central Publishing Co., 301 Jackson 2} i _|
RI-3030. Heartiest season's greetings everyone.
Cleaver-Brooks Co., 22 N. Ritter. IR-3191. tends Holiday. Greetings to our cus- | tomers.
i P Clemens Truck Line, Ine., 420 W. Merrill. -4514. Season's greetings, |
Season’s Greeiinget Address Machine oh | supply Co., 122 E. -5660. L. Cole, Manager.
College Tavern,’ 1034 College ave., extends | heartiest season’s greetings to everyone. |
Collins, James A., 129 E. Market, room 607, | |K ler .& Son, garage, 330 Pierson, hearti-
MA<2521, extends season's greetings t| his many “Clients, i
Colinas, Frank, groceries, meats, five So 1 Bellefontaine, extends sincere etiam:
Colter, Al and C., coppersmiths, 2045 sl Meridian, GA-6622, manufacturers, sheet metal product S.
Control Metor Parts, 421 X. Capitol, LI-| 3524, extends hearty season's greetings |’ to everyone. [-.
Cook’s Food Market, never closed, groSexes. meats, bakery, 759 Mass., Li1603. | eetings. {.
Craig's. Quality Candies, 6 E. Washington, | iy ch, extends |
dianapolis, Ind., FR-2286, Jodiana to customers and friends.
Crosstown Tavern, 932 E., 30th, WA-0158, | ‘ extends seas “tomers,
D i i vey, tor Hugh- J. Sr., optometrist, | mr, Bi 308 K Ke sge bldg., LI-5780, ex-| ends et gh. { Davis, Joseph M. & Son, painting, -decoing, TA-5306, BR-9405, one seaJars greetings. -
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hy IR-8353,” wishes season’s So is to all. |
Dick, George W. Plating Co., 115 S. Capitol, extends holiday greetings to eyeryone. Mr. J. A. Miles, M
Dierdorf .Pharmacy, . 21401 > 10th st, CH-| 0355. Extends Season's many customers, friends. -
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East Street Market, 1806 8. East, MA-3762, extends season’s greetings to everyone. :
| East 10th Poultry, 3029 E. 10th, CH-4840, C. D. Paidrick, extends greetings to customers, fri nds.
Eekert, Capt. Walker, Indiana State Police, | ding season's greetings and © pros= 22 bend
Edwards G Finley,
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‘Egar’s Tavern, 2031 S. Meridian, GA-D911, wiities everyone RL Bry To new year,
Eleo Armature Works, | 312 8. Fa LB nies rebated nd cthanked. extends season's greetings to friends and cus-
,» H. Edwards, Frop. 18 1535 Sincers season’s
MA-8387, - EVeryone - a «Merry Christmas and 8 happy new" ar
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A.) im Truck Lines, 1114 W. . loth, LT Li-0697,
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M. Body } Russell Van Sickle, "proprietor, extends
Cw wishes for a happy "and prosperous new vear,
X me Appliances Co., 3360 N. Illinois, TA¢nd “greetings.
?ando Boshkoff extends seascn’s greet-
a8T wishes. everyone “hearty season's
Foy er & Huber Motor Express, Ine., 243
1800 8. Lyndhurs sincere holiday grestings if D tiana Farm Bureau, nts
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bitemoller, John H., 3846 Cornelius, HU3033, extends happiest season's greetings, cust mers and friends.
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Oriental Art Store, 27 EB season's greetings to everyone:
Owens, Ernest E., Attorney Trust blag, extends -se for 1943
Pandell, Geor florist, + | Circle, LI-0369, extends __ings customers, friends.
Paul; J. R., grocery, 548 N. 1 tends s season’y greetings to ul
trict American Legion, extends season's greetings to all.
‘ndren Printing Co., 685 Ceniury Fag. MA-3467, extends greetings. ,
mphill, Walter E., extending sincere
«630. Mr. and Mrs. B. 8S. Simmons ex-
me Bakery, 701 N. Holmes, BE-4561. oe to everyone.
land Furnace Co., 740 E. “Norih st.,
RI. qr eetings, "Hingsworth, A. V.,, tool works, 1011 8.
Delaware. May your new year be prosjerous!
W, Merrill. 'RI-4464." Greetings. custom-’ its, friends.
» extends, season's .. 41.3. penn all! Ta ‘Aerie No. 211, Fraternal Order
# Eagles, L. B. Thiel, secy., gresting all..
New Year Greetings from
lianapolis Costume Co., 2162 N. Meridan, ) Season's greetings and best Wishes or
Indianapolis Metal Spinning * Company -
: ington Ice and Coal Co., 412 S. Ritter, R-1131, extends holiday greetings.
‘rson Drug Store, 801 W. 30th, TA-7133 sasolys greetings to all customers and rien
ds \ns-Butterworth Co., general book bindn E. Market, LI-7016, extends eason’s greetings.
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many customers Keller's Market, 153 N.
ar Chile Parlor, sss extends season's gree friends, everyone.
Perry, O. F.,, 618 Fiersan. genera mobile repairing, 11-8683, piest season's greetings...
Pilman Pharmacy; season’s our . friends and clistomers.
velt ave. CH-4221. Sie Poland, William P., owner W. Manufacturing Co., 1440 E: 4101, extends greetings. ».& Pope's Standard Service Stati E osevelt ave, ~2668; customers and friends. Sams Potts & Co., C. & G., expert: 816 W. Washington, hi , Season's pen to everyon Pozner’s Market Rayn 0029. Health og a Practical Plating Works; ings ‘to everyone. Theo. p Mass., CH-0460. Pritchard, Walter; season’s ings to my friends:
R. & ¥. Storage & Furniture ginia ave. MA-6011, Greetings to EVERYONE!!
Reeve, C. E., roofin g 2nd 8 sh 623 N, East, RI-0665,
Roeder, Herb C., auto on E. 10th, L -9624, ‘e: Ly : >
Rogers, Tam, tire shop, 3117 V ton, BE-4300, exten s ree ers and friends. :
Richardson, Henry J. es N. Illinois, No. 203. —hope for early victory.
Ross, George N., attorney, 907. RI-3381, extends Do nDiat se! - ings, customers, friends.
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Saratoga Tavern, 16 8. mii extends season's greetings
‘Scherer Electric Co., 940 5. W Sincere good wishes for Ba perity.
Schergens. Jewelry Store, 325 E. ton; RI-7764, extends season to everyone. 3
st season’s -greetings our friends and ustomers.
1ney’s Market, 5703 Shelby st., GA-0977 riends greetings many customers and
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Food Market, 2459 N. T:lbott. AOU. Exténds Season’s Greetings to ir customers,
Bernard, fire prevention io Shes everyone a safe and prosperous
lden-Copple Co., Inc., 733 N. Capitol, 1-6524, extends $easin’s greetings to ‘eryone.
oof, Jas. A., attorney, 325 Lemcke’ Bldg., A-6625; season's greetings to friends
liet Parking Garage, 325 E. Market, (+0260, Ross Moore, extends greetiigs customers, friends.
Shan, A St. Joe,
E., fumbi and ‘heati: 18 Viubin good sincere
greeting, customers, friends. s Market, 501 Ene , LI-0093, Max kOVILZ, proprietor.
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tie-Me - Beauty Shop, Althea Miller,
arian Byrdsong, Heélen Gray, McHelen |-
rch, Ophelia Clark.
, J, Perry, Acacia Mutual Life Insui=ve ‘Co., 813 Blectric : ‘Bldg, LI-5963. cetings.
vay Barber Shop, Mildred Burns, 124 Market, FR-0987, extends happy sea18° greetings.
on Population} Wieckivg Co., 310 8. laware, MA-§68 xtends greeting: ends and Is
arief Furnace Co., 872 Mass. ave., eXen oas greetings to. everyone.
‘Hom Coal Co 1708 English,” MA-~ ad, pont happiest Sst: season's greetings friends; customers. »'s alit; Marker, TE "Keystone, Su e trectings. customers TO good fends o's Motoreycle Sales and Service Co., Massachusetts, LI-3146; extends sea~ 's greetings. fa Pharmacy,” 16412 Villa ave. GA- + Extends Season's Greetings to tirone.
otis Nut House, 50 N. Penn., Le, + snds season's 3 Excstings to odf man tomers and fri
ord, Lewis J., 340 Consolidated Bide. ¥ oy nds sincere greetings to mers.
t , 515° N. East, Mr ee ti PLY rd happlest sea~
Schloemer, Mr. and Mrs, A, (4 t's B 8S 0p) wishes friends, cus
son's greetings.
Selma’s ‘Lunch, 621 i © season’s greetings Fig alls x
Seulean’s Foot’ Comfort, ‘shoe Virginia, MA-6666, extends customers, friends.
Shack Brothers Cleaners; 3 Son's greetings, our frien
Simon, Fred, chief ia greetings. to my many Wands.
| Smith, Chester, Insurance. LI-8 4771. Bes. wishes for a prosp
Stewart, ! Illinois eh REIT. exten “to customers, friends.
Taylor, & Viadoin, attorn 8, bidg., extending TE
Taylor, J. Ht raster ‘ands 1096
The Pub, ‘120 W. 16th, "TI-0 to customers and friends
Thompson's ’ Market, 128 E. MA-0860, for day meats, ceries; greetings. RE
Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 | 6969; sincere wishes for Ail
Transportation Building. C cious home cocked meals, RI-0672, extends greetings.
Trimpe, Capt. E. H., and the House No. 29, 2302 Shelby.
Underwood Transfer Co... 3 frucking Binet + MOV; greetings
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Van Wert : “E. 42d, HU- 538, extends Veidt’s Fharmacy, 1368 Ny season and customers.
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