Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1916 — Page 16
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THE INDIANAPOLIS N
THURSDAY. JUNE 8. 1916.
Local Classified (Want Ad) Rates WANT ADS, Mt in aolld type, ONB AND ONE-HALP CENTS Pl^ WORD, aam inaartlon. Tha counting of worda inciudaa ‘’For Sale,” “Wantad.” ate., and tha ad> draaa Wbas ada ara aet in paracrapha. f caata par count Una. AliD adTartlaamants in which cuta or diapla/ typa ara uaad, 9 cenu par tnaaaurad Una 0.4 apata Unaa to tha IncA). SITUATIONS WANTED (Mala or Famaia^, ena cant par word aacb in* aartion. 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT given on ada ordered for tbraa or more conaacutiva inaartiona. MONET TO DOAN (on pa^nal proper^ or aalariaa). 10 canta par Una no diacounta Claaatftad ada aiaat ha la Tha Newa Otfica hr 11>M A. M. <SAT> UROAY lltOO A. MU) tar pahliaatiaa tha aaaM day. Paopla who do not have talephonaa and ao not llnd it cooveniant to da* livar their ada to Tba Newa office, may taka them to ona of tba 100 drug atoras in tba city and auburba which act aa want ad aganta for Tba Nawa. Tba Nawa cdn' not gnarantaa ac* curacy or aaauma raaponaiblllty for arrora of any kind occurring In tala* sboaa advartiaamenta. Wa will not ba raaponaibla for mora than ona iocorract inaer^on of any advartlaa* meat ordarad for mora than ona time.
ABvartlaara ahoald retain raeeipta given in payment for Want Ada raesaivad St tha offloa, aa no mtataka @tn ba.ractiflad without receipt
.ISO—rsaijie m. niee, oauanier ox wuuam ind Itergaret B. Ptlaa. and alater of Hra. Cory, of this cltr, died at her home, near ifloM, Ind., June 7, ISIS Funwwl at fam*
DIED
^^^eEDKINa-Rerinii Cul ghkejkJnKibelona aon of Mra. Mary Kni^lkina and Wtliiain SMgelkiW. dec wand, at the residence of his 1 Mra Blanche Raab. Rural Rouft No. 3, as' ^aren years tlx muntha. Funeral from tlur: raaldenee of hla aunt, Mra. Wiliam McCfaalh, laM Qoiumbta ave., Saturday at 2 p. m. invited. tl.<oKanaport papers please
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BRANAH—Jeaeie Branam, the wife of OUle Branam «d the daughter of William F. Many. Mster of Mrs. O. N. (Thirley, W. A, Fhikarth ami Roy E. Money, at her lata home. 99 N. Tacmna ave., Thursday, June S, at 9 a. m. ruuiii’al from lestdcnca, Saturday, June M, at 2 p, m. Frianda Invited. Burial at
(Srown Hill.
SCAhHAB4*-Mra. Anna Scanlon, vrite of Anthony Scanlon, died Tuesday evening/ June Stli, 1911. The funeral will take place frdm the family real^tenca, 1102 E. Nerw York at., ^iday, June ,9th, at 8:30 a^ m., followed by servioea as tfa^rCroaa Church' at 9 a. mJ Friends invited.
Bunal private.
CLAFFHnr—Loulae Clalley, widow of the late Conrad (^fTey. died June 7, ISK, 8 a. m.. aga aevanty*nine years. Funeral Friday^ June 9, DM. 8 p. m., at residence, 981 Enidiah a«&, nd at 8:19 p.’ m. at St. Paul's Elvsngellcal l*utheran ohurch. Friends Invited. PU^a^-Nellie E. Piles, daughter of William
W. and Atari
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lly reaideswe Friday at 1 p. m. Frlenda laTlBtHUNB—Mrs. Judta Terhune, wife of Jrtm G. Terhune, died at her homa, near TraSfigar, ^d., June 7, age aixty yeeuw. Funeral from TMtalgar Christian church, 8 p. m.. Fri* day. Body will be placed in mausoleum at Frafiklin, Ind. AVllMk¥~*Julia H. Avery, died at her home In New Augusta, Ind., June 7, 1816, age fifty* six yaara. Funsrai 2 p. m., Frlday.^at the home. Friends Invited. Burial North Dlherty cemetary. POTKA8T—Christian Pothast, beloved hushand of Mary Pothast, at bis residence, SSIS & St.. Thursday, June 8. at 2:80 ac. m., aga ssventy-eight years. Funsrai notioe later. C«rd oIliiBnks. We wish to thank our many friends and nelghhore for their klndneas shown during the death of our beloved daughter, sister and sweetheart. Grace B. Nield; Che Rev. Ahdrews tor his consoling words and prayer, the sing* «s for their choice MlecHonn, the pallbearera Chptaln B. L. Bddington, his drill team and tha members of the Brotherhood of Araericen Teomen. the girls of the Sdnttary Can Company, the yard men of the Pennylvania Railtmd Company and for the many beautiful floral oSsrlags. BSspeclally do we wish to muk the undertaker, O. 9.. Wald, for the eervtoes ao tenderly administered by him and his aaMMants. MOTHER. laBTBRB. BROTH* BRA AND EARL LONG. Cmrd ot Thanks. We wish to give our most heartfelt thanks to every one ,.Nbo aeslsted us at the illness and deaUh of bur loving husband and father. tPo tl»ak the Rev. Hennlnger, the Rev. Morrow and the undertaker, Mr. William Bean* blosaem, for their kinds wdrds and sympathy, also the kind friends, the Vmployes of News bustneas ofltoe, our good neMbbors the Im> proved Ordor ot Red Ben and the Odd Fellows bF their genMoua help and sympathy and baestlful iBoml offing*. MRS. J. H. BUR* CBAM AND FAMCrf. In LoTing Remembrance , In memory of our dear mother, Mary J. Rloimr, who departed this life June 8, 1910. “May her soul rest in peace.'' FROM HER DAUGHTERS.
UNDERTAKERS.
JOHN J. BLACKWELL & SON Suooeasors to Reniban A Blackwell, 191-10 W. Ohio St. Phone lU.
JOHNaON A MONTOOMKRT. tnocessors to Johnson A Hasster. 913 Maaiachusetts ave. Both phonea 1480.
J. LAUCK. nil a Meridian st. New phone Old phone, Proepeet SM.
_ F. RBTNOLDS, Ul W. Maryland. Both phones 41k.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. xrvrisiMsmnres: Central office, 321 N. Delaware. Irvington offlee. 7 and 8 a Ritter, Our patrons who have Mends bronght to this city for burial will find our parlors oonvenient and' homelike, and at their disposal without extra oharga. ' Our faoUltlea for caring for pwaons who die at hospitals are unexaelled. Bediee prepared for sMpment to points outaMe the city very promptly.
SHIKLEY BROS. CO. MM W. Mica »U B. Waea •Ml B. Wata. 1999 N. Iltinots. m have our own auto and horse-drawn •ttptpment. goth aame prtco. Alae boot aad latest oquippod ambulance. Both phones.
PLANNER & BUCHANAN a» K. lUtnoie. Phones 969. The modem funeral home lust north ot T. M. C. A. Chepo) end reetroomt without extra ebatge. Our own motor equipment.
The Indianapolis Crematory
no M. Illinois St.
NeweM and most solentifle proeesa. Vtsltore always wolcome. Write for booklet.
FUNERAL DIRSCTORS. HENRY W. TtrrBWILBR, HARRY D. TUTBWILKR,
Both phonea 319.
Wm. E. Krieger 14N N. lUlnola at. Phono UM.
KRBQEIAJ A HAll.BY, Funeral Directors. Our Bsw location, in K. Pennsylvania at., acroes from Short ridga. Phonea Main MO, New Md.
991 N. Pa. et.
M. E. HEINER
FINN BROS., lit W. Market. ■ Phones; Mata - Mtl. New im. •
f W. H. RICHARDSON
' 999 W. Now Toric st.
PhKmso 1H9.
H18EY A TITUS, m N. Delawar* .t New phone 914. Old Main 891
OBOROB HERMANN, UNDERTAKER. • A Delaware st. Both phones 9U.
CHARLES A HOCKBNSMITH. 784-16 N. lUlnola Both phonse U6I.
FLORISTS. —KE?5W!rrasrTrMi§r~ •16 K. Illinois. Flowers bright, prices right. Prompt delivery. Main 6009. New 8894-R
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. flXilb^i<fA'n^Ta~mipoliTs^^l^^ 6^; F' anf^ M.. uelled meeting Thursday, June 8, at 7 p. m.. W’eet Indlanapolta Masonic temple, um W. Morris at., for work In Entered Apprentice degree. Visiting brothers cordially welcomed. HARVEY W,,black, W. M. CHARLES A. BEARD. S^retary.
MASOartC—Indianapolis chapter. No. 6. Royal Arcb^YSaaona. Oilk^ cottw'cetion Friday evenlag. June 9. 1916, at 7 o'clock in Masonic temple. Work In Mark Master degree. Visiting contpaniona weloonio. GEO. W. DINKEL, JR., M. B. H. P, CHAS. G. KUHN, Secretary'.
MASONIC-Mcnuirrtn: k>d«' No. -*7, F and AM. Regular monthly stateil meeting Thursday evening,—June S. at i W o'clock In the temple. Rw the transaction ol business. EDWARD J. KAPPBLER, W. M. EARL J. APKRFN. i|!ecre««iy
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SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. I O. HMT--Pa9synnktrlbe No. 2«4, I. O. R. M., will hold memorial services at Mt, Jackson cemetery, .Tune It, 1916. All Red .Men are cordially Invited to meet with us at our wigwam. 2641 W. Washington st., at 1:4.5 o’clock and march with us to the cemetery. Please invite your paleface friends to attend the services at the cemetery. J. O. AYERS, JACOB FOLTZ, FLOYD W^OODSON. IRA GILTNER,
W. R. HARRTMAN. Committee.
MASONIC—Y'erltas No, 608. F. and A. M. Called meeting 'niuraday evening, June 6. at 7 o'clock for work In Entered Apprentice de-
gree. Visiting brethren welcome.
O. M. DENNY, W. M.
E. A. LKFTWICH. Secretan'.
O. E. S.—Naomi chapter. No. 131, 0. E. S. Stated meeting in Masonic temple tomorrow (Friday) evening, June 9, 1918,—at 8 o'clock. Members of the order will be welcome. NELLIE HOSMAN, Worthy Matron.
LIZZIE SMYTHE, Secretary.
LOST AND FOUND.
BTRAY'ED' 'or' 'OTOLEN. doubli-^lted five-year-old sorrel mare; white star In forehead; small wire cut In front of left hind hock; weight 1,100. Address L. F. DOWNEY, 2169
N. Rural.
LOST—Black leather purse on Minnesota stear or Pennsylvania and Maryland sts., lYiesday morning. (Mil Main lb76, Prospect 3981 Re-
ward; valued as keepsSke.
WILL the lady or party who called Irvington 1698 regarding the watch which was lost between Deaconess hospital and terminal sta-
tion please call Irvington 1598.
STRAYED OR STOLEN, bay mare from Twenty-seventh and Cornell. Sunday night; blind In right eye, lame In right hind foot; weight 860 or 900 pounds. Irvington 1839.
LOST—Boston terriey from 821 Massachusetts; last seen on Fulton; answers to name Bud-
dls. Reward. Main 8165.
LOST—State st. near Ohio, package of colIsction envelopes, ReVvard. Phone Woodruff
860.
LOST—Crescent shape brooch, set with pearls;
dlftmond In center; downtown district. Return 439 N. Pennsylvania. Reward.
LcjsT—Watch, on W. Washington car or Washington st. Return 214 N. Illinois. Re-
ward.
LOST—Diamond ring; 32d* Masonic emblem; owner's name Inside; 825 reward. Return
CASHIER CLAYPOOL HOTEL.
IXMT—Near Fletcher Trust bldg., nose glasses with oord attached, in Werbe & Mleasen-^case. Reward for return to ItOO Fletcher Trust bldg.
LOST—Pair of eyeglasses with chain and automatic fastener. The finder will confer a
favor by addressing Box 1719, Newa
LOST—Bunch of keys; Sti-auss Service System key No. 211 on ring. Return 770 Massachusetts
sVe. Reward. Main S498.
LOST cne pair auto side curtains. Call Bel-
mont 97.
LOST—White poodle female. Return 228 S.
Arsenal ave. Reward.
SILK and gold watch fob. Initials H. M. S.;
reward- Phone Washington 887.
STRAYED; Small roan boree. Nineteenth and
Dexter.
LOST—Silver coin purse in or near Murat theater. Wednesday evening. Washington 96.
LOST; Boston terrier, wearing collar. Answers to “Qahy.*’ Re'ward. New 7773.
LOST: Manual class pin, Monday night. Plefise return 3060 N. Alabama. Reward. /
LOST—Small silver purse on Central car. Keep money: return purse. 4823 Cornell ave.
LOST—Strand of amber beads. Reward. Room 2, superior court.
MALE HELP WANTED.
B6Y"at"BRENNBjR.‘8 SUn: CASE MFQ., 709 Russell ave.
BLACKSMITH, all around. 884 W. Walnut st.
BEEF CASINO CLEANER wanted, all around; steady work. Write P. KURRU8, 519 Uvingston st., ClnclnnaU, O. .
BELLBOYS, while. HOTEL ED'R'ARD.
BOY, good, for iaundiy. ASTNA LAUNDRY, 719 B. Michigan.
BARBBfl at once; guarantee. 1106 W'. Thirtieth street.
BOY with reference for delivery. 2156 Talbott.
BAKER; steady, sober, all around man; married preferred. CITY BAKERY, Union City, Ind.
BAKER on broad and rolls; good wages; reference. 818 8. Meridian.
BARBER, at once. CARL TODD. Carmel, ind.-
BARBER, for Saturday; guarantee $4. 1329 Madison ave.
BOY to learn good tntta; must have good reference. BARDACH) ft ORAN, 406 Occidental building.
BARBER; first-clsss; guarantee; at once. 2123 W. Morris.
BOY with wheel to werk at drug store. 60S N. Illinois.
BOOKKEEPER, young man. with experience; good chance for promotion. Address Box 1714,
News.
BARBER. 1(I8 N. Alabama st.
MALE HELP WANTED. F1X)IR .MILL .MEN, .“poutere. roll tenders, Oilers. {)ackers and truckers. PLANT'S JIII,I,, Main and Chouteau ave., St. Louis, Mo.
FAR.MERS: Wo will take a few more t.Dmato contracts; we can furnish plants. W. D. HUFFMAN CO.
FURNITURE F I N I S H E RS. CAPITAL RATTAN CO., NA-
OMI, NEAR SHELBY.
FOREMAN for machine department in furniture factory; must be able to produce results; good wage.s. Address Box 1.34. Peru. Ind.
GE.NERAL BLACKS^^TH. 434 .Shelby at. T.
E. FITZPATRICK.
GRIXIERY CLERK, well experienced, about 30 years old, for large store; good place and chance to advance. Give references from former employers. Address Box 1704. News.
HOUSE PAINTERS, two good. 1403 N. Ala-
bama st.
HAND stitchers on harness work. Call COLUMBIA HARNESS COMPANY, comer
Capitol ave. and Georgia at.
HELP, cooks, waiters, porters, bell boys, counter men, kitchen helpers, dishwasher. WOR-
RALL’S AGENCY. When building.
HOUSE MAN. good colored, with reference.
ROYAL HOTEL, 323 .N. Illinois.
HARD WOOD floor layers. JUI-IT'S BILLS.
Woodruff 2086. New Iti^TO.
LABORERS WANTED. # pply superintendent BEDFORD STONE AND CONSTRUCTION'
CO., Circle theater.
LATHE AND SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS, FIRST CLASS. NORDYKE & MAR-
MON CO.
LAUNDRY MAN; experienced man in wash room. GEM LAUNDRY. 235 Indiana ave.
MAN; experienced for selecting and packing sausage casings for out of town. Address
Box 1679, News.
MAN. good, reliable, to work in pickling cellar m small packing house; must be experienced in curing and handling of meats. Address MAJOR BROS.’ PACKING CO..
Mishawaka, Ind.
MACHINE OPERATORS FOR LATHE, GRINDERS, J. & L. AND B. & 0. SCREW MACHINES, P. & J. AND AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINES, TOOL MAKERS, MACHINE REPAIR MEN, INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL TOOL GRINDERS, EXPERIENCED. WARNER GEAR CO., MUNCIE,!
IND.
IARBER. at once. O. A. SMITH, Broad Rlp-Pl»-Z
MACHINISTS, two, first-class; steady work; good wages; none but good men need apply. INDIAN REFINING COMPANY, Lawrenceville, m.
IV^LE H ELI^ W'AITEIl, experienced. Indiana a\e.
VRAPPER for Saturda\ 126 K. Washington st.
WE CAN USE A FEW FIRST= :lass cabdnet MAKERS FOR HIGH GRADE FURNITURE WORK. APPLY AT ONCE THE JRINOCO FURN. CO. COLUMBUS, IND.
WANTED
DIE* __ TRIMMER MAKERS
DIE
HAMMER=MEN Call or -write The Union Switch & Signal Co, Swissvale, Pa.
WAITER. 117 N. Alabama.
pair or new work. PETER BERND & SON,
enced. PETER BERND & SO.N, 114 B.
MAN for organisation work. Must be capable of approaching the better class business man. College man with good personality or one who has had experience In this class of work. State full particulars for interview. Address Box ins, News.
MILKER and farm hand, married; total abstainer; kind to stock; references. W. T. MORGAN, Brook wood ^Farm, Mooresville, Ind. MAN, goo^.all around, for meat market and grocery. One who can butcher and cut meat. ■Hustler. Young married man preferred. Good pay. Box 313, Summitrille, Ind.
,VO<>rr ■'vopjcTNG, ntathine and beych hands. BALKE & KRAUSS CO- 427 W. Market st. lOL NO man with whiel for errands and c"ilection. Address Box 1693, News. i YOUNO MAN to work in grocery and deliver orders; with references. Apply FAIR GRO-
CERY, 444 tv. Washington,
j YOUNG man with one or two years' experience in drug store, assist generally around
I store. Address Uox 1634.’ News.
YOUNG MAN for grocery work. Call after 7 p. m., 202 S. Audubon road.
SALESMEN WANTED. WE tV'ANT to add several men to our organ-i-/,ation to fill vacancies made possible by the recent extension of our buslnes.s, and by l on.sequent promotion of men from the ranks: prefer men between the age of twenty-six and forty years, who have had gna'ery, laundry, bakery, milk or order clerk experience, or who have .sold household coiiinioditie.s; liberal to pro-diicer-s. no investment; bond and reference. .lEWEU TEA CO., Inc.. 701 S, .Meridian st.
WANTED—Live wire salesmen to sell seashore lots. B'inest beach on the Atlantic coast. ■•TilB BEACH OF VELVET SAND" Big commission made by our salesmen. Good territory now open. Write quick. THE OCEAN BEACH DEVELOPMENT fN).. Baltimore. Md.
FEMALE HELP WANTED. MAID, white, apply 430 N. -Meridian,
.Mil
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•iSLALV, experienced, for
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OFFICE girl In exchange for course in stenographj-. Addn ss Box 1720, News.
OFFICE GIHI. ,n exchange for course stenography. Call Main 2S06.
IVVO honest, intelligent salesmen to reiu-e-senl large manufacturer of established office appliance foi Indiana territory, covering about twelve counties each. We pay liberal commissions promptly on receipt of orders. Must furnl.sh bond. 906-7-3 I.<>mcke bldg.
SALESM.4N; big money making proposition. Insurance or specialty sales experience preferred. Inquire evenings. -■AUSTIN, Colordal ho-
tel, IndlanapollB.
AGENTS WANTED.
A(3EN'fs WA.-S’TED. .NICHOLSON STUDIO.
611 N. Illinois.
SOLICITORS; eight house-to-house: either sex.
922 Hurae-Manaur bldg.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
aTpURENTICE for^'^embroldery^'^and'^^^sewTn^
Address Box 1612, News.
CO<')K. K N. Ea.-5t,
COOK, good; references, (’all Woodruff 5167.
COOK, good plain, wanted at once: price must be rea.sonable. Call at once, MRS. M. E.
W.^TSON. Greenwood, Ind.
CUFF PRESS operators. PAUL KRAUSS
L.WNDRY, corner Market and East.
COLORED GIRL, neat; general housework. 116
Monument Place.
(’H V.M BERM AID. 345U W. Wa.shlngton.
(.'OIAIRED girl for general ^housework; refer-
ences. 22(M Central ave.
COOK, white, for restaurant. Cal! North 2(IG.
CHIROPODIST, white lady. MRS. M. HAR^►RELL, Terre Haute house, Terre Haute. Ind.
CASHIERS for Saturday work. Apply to Miss
Newbv at general office. GOLDSTELN BROTHERS.
Washington and Delaware sts.
COOK; white: for small family. Phone Wash-
ington 2139.
COOKS, waitresses, pantry, maids; lakes, city.
CLIFT'S AGENCY, Baldwin block.
DISHWASHER, experienced. 612 B. Washing-
ton.
FLAT work marker. GRAND LAUNDRY, 109
W. Tenth.
GIRL PRESS OPERATORS. FAIRBANKS-MORSE ELEC-
TRICAL MFC. CO.
GIRL, for general housework; reference.s; no laundry. Go home niglits. IIS E rhirteentii
street.
MEN to unload cars. 1001 Southeaatem ave. PORtSh STUBBINS HOTEL BARBER SHOP.
PAPER HANGERS, ten first-class, experience; will pay 1214c a roll and up, and move tools free of charge. Apply INDIANA WALL PAPER CO., 130 K. Maryland st.
PUNCH and shear man and helpers. W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.. 826 W. Georgia.
PHOTO COUPON SALESMEN. Neatly dressed young men; easiest proposition In city; pay every night. NORTHLAND STUDIOS. Occidental building.
PLANING MILL MACHINE MAN. good, capable, In small city outside of .Indianapolis. Give reference and state wages wanted. Address Box 1725, News.
PRINTERS Compositors, experienced on high-grade catalogtte and booklet;—permanent position for high-class men. 77 N. New Jersey.
PAINTERS, two first-claas, at once. 1204 Bellefontalne.
YOUNG .MAN, alout eighieen, with some experience, to assist on orders and take care of st^k for large, downtown groceiY; chance to advance. Give reference. Address Box 1W3. News.• YOUNG MEN wanted to learn the restaurant business. Tho.se who have had experience In some kind of clerking preferred. Employment In our Chicago restaurants; $8 per week, with board to start. Railroad fare reimbursed after having been In our service for six months. Good opportunity for the right young men to become managers In n reason.able length of time. Apply In person or by mall to THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT, 40 El. Washington st.
fatiiily. 3051 X. I'telaware. GIRL. whlt<', for cook and general housework; will spend summer In country home seven miles from city; good wages; no washing. ;!210 .N. Illinois st. Telephone 64.53.
PRESS FEEDERS Expi-rlr-ricfd on high grad*- Ixioklet, catalogue and commercial vtork, both cylinder and Gordon; only experienced feeders need apply, permanent position to high clasa people; strictly nonunion. 77 N. New Jersey.
PA.STRV COOK. 1.23 E. New York.
SALESWOME.V, experienced, for wash fabrics and white goods. Permanent positions and
good -salary to capable peo|)le. GOLDSTEIN BROTHERS, Washington and Delaware sts.
SE(VOND MAID, experienced, white; references required. Call North 7800. SKIRTMAKER, experienced. 319 Board of
Tiade bldg.
SALESLADIES AT ONCE. APPLY GRANGER DEPARTMENT STORE, 336 W. WASH-
INGTON.
SALESLADIES. A few .salesladies to represent and sell our line of goods In Indianapolis. Large profits, pleasant work. Give address and experience. Address Box 1610,
News.
SHOE S.4LESMBN wanted Saturday. BORLAND’S. third floor Occidental building.
STENOGRAPHER. (Competent girl to fill position; Newcastle. Ind. State age, experience and salary to start, .\ddrens Box 1764, News.
SLEEVE IRONER, collar starcher. mangle girl, bosom pre.ss operator. GRAND L.AUN-
DRY, 109 W. Tenth.
TELEPHONE operator on private exchange; state age and experience. .Address Box 1739,
News.
TWO L.ADIES, with some business ability, to look after lady solicitors; stale reference.
Addre.ss Box News.
TAlLCiRE.'-S. at cr.i e; experienced on custom work. Must have .“pcio. 26 United bldg.
VEST MAKERS, ex{)erlenced. LEWIS MEIER
& CO., 1003c Cential ave.
WAITRESSES, of good character and appearance, experience not necessary, good salary; apply immediately. Geiger’s Tea Room, basement Kahn bldg.. Meridian and Washington Sts.
WOMAN, middle-aged, to do bottling work,
("all 955 Maple.
WOMEN for laundry work In different department.«. experienced an<l inexprrlenced. SANITARY LAC.VDRY CO., 2G1 Central ave.
WOMAN, capable, for cooking and dowstairs work. Park 39, 1167 Washington blvd.
SITUATIONS WANTED. IN OFFICE, bv a high achool graduate. Address WALTER HAU.SDORFER, 312 8. .No-
ble^
.lA.NlTOR OR PORTER, eleven years' experience. 446 N. AVest. New 32‘-’4.
OF'FIUE iKisItlon by young' man with eight years' exiterience. desiring various lines of work, including typewriting; good references.
■Address Box 1733. News.
PORTEit. elevator or Janitor, colored man. 1014 Hadley st. New 36'27-R. A. F. STEWART^ P0.61TION' on dairy farm by steady, experienced young man. Address Room 236 Y. M. U. A.
PfiSITJtlN by man and wife In private family; man fur general work and take core of car or drive. Addre.s.s 916 Paca st. M. !>.
.SCHOOL PRINCIPAL wants employment In an 'iffice or other buslnes.s establishment; college education. Address Box 1767. News.
SCHOOL TEACHER not now a'Bslgned wants employment In an office or other business establishment; good education; references. Address Box 1616, News.
SAI.ESMAN, experienced In grocery lines; city or road Job. Address Box 1715, News.
STENOGRAPHER, five years' experience in general office work; permanant. with chance for advancement. Address Box 1729, News.
LNIVERSITA’ trained man, twenty-eight years old. married; desires position. Have had a general business experience. Would consider clt> or road work. Irvington 470.
YOI'NG MAN. married, age twenty-four, desires permanent position where abllltj' and honesty will he appreciated. Heferen, es furnished. Call Prospect 278.3.
YOF.N'G MAN, very best references, wants position with wholesale house; experience in
selling. Address Box 171S, News
ITOUNG MAN would like to get tn with automobile company; clerical work preferred. Some place with a future. Can furnish best of references. Address Box 1642, Newa. ' SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
•Situations Wanted Ads in The News, one Cent a Word.
BOOKKEEi'ER; ten years' experience; am stenographer also; downtown office; $15. Pros-
pect 3598
DRESSMAKING and remodeling at home. 637
N. East. Main 9113,
DAY' WORK hv reliable white w-oman for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday; no washing Address Box 1712, News^
day WORK; colored Phone 4u99-R. DICTAPHONE OPERATOR; young lady desires position, or any office work. Address Box 1625. News.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTBa
OLD FALSE TEETH 81 and up per set. in any condition. Bring or mail. ARTIFICIAL TOOTH CO., 794 Merchants Bank bldg.
GOOD houeehold furniture. rug«, rafrtgeratore. ga« etovea. porch furnituro, oloctrlo tana, toffee urns, office furniture, ahowcaaea. Wa pojr more than other dealera. Main 2888, Naw tl9-K. USED GOODS STORK. 484 Btaae. ava.
BEFORE YOU 8ELL. your good furniture, stovaa. ratrlgaratora, tea boxea, etc., call QLAZER. Wa pay tba taiglieat cash pricaa. GLAZER. Main 1384. Haw Utt.
PAPER HANGING, MAIN 4312 Caah or paymenta Lateat daalgna In wall paper; first class work guaraataad. BX L. PRICK.
PAPER HANGING, PAINTING cleaning done at once on notice; 1911 aam^a furnished; work guarantaadi FELTZ. North 7894 WANTED—A larga flra-proof aafa. aacondhand; give Insida and outside dimensions and lowest cash price. UNITED REFRIGERATOR COMPANIES, Peru, Ind.
WALL PAPER TO CLEAN AH work guaranteed. J. KEMP. Call me day or night. New phone 9028. Old Prospect 878. WALL PAPER and hardwood fioora cleaned; jialntlng, carpenter and cement work. Main
7709.
CARPENTER WORK, cement, brick work. excavating, wracking, etc. AL,BERT AN-
DERSON. Woodruff 2668.
YOUR ENGRAVING AND BLECTROTTPINO. INDIANA ELECTROTYPING COMPANY. 28 W. MARYLAND ST.
YVILL PAY the hlghaat caah price for all kinds hbusehold gooda in private kaaoa or fiat Main 2646. New 1605.
WALLPAPER. Why BO many buy Ot US. Wa
we advarttae. Special bargains
have what in wall paper.
_dvartlae. — ADKINS, 411 Maaa. ava.
HAVE you furniture you don't uaaT Sail it to us for cash or exchange it on what you need. USED GOODS STORE. Main 2288, Naw UO-K. TM'O to five-horse power motor, three phaaa. ■Ixty-cyle alternating current. Addreaa Boa
1674, News.
MtLLKR-PEDLOW CO., LLt Dakota st. Boll»r repairs and flue welding a spaclalty. 'Psle-
phone Prospect 450.
PAPER hanging and interior decorating, housa liaiiitlng; all work strictly first-class. CHAS, E. FINCHUM, Prtisiiect 1464.
HARDWOOD floor and wall paper cleaned.
Woodruff 2526.
WALL PAPER hung. Prospect 4111 All
work guaranteed.
PA'TER HANGING. Call Woodruff 1069. Wall paper at wholesale price.
HOUSE PAINTING and
Call North 8139.
Intarior decorating.
CURTAINS to launder, cle 641.
MRS. HOLDEN. Clr-
ELDERLY LADY’, reliable, wants place mqsa foi h"me. Address Box 1706, News.
GOOD laundress or small washings to bring home Main 2665.
GIRL for general housework, street.
621 N. Dorman
HGC.SFKEKPER by woman with h&by. Call after 10 a. m Woodruff 3935.
THE ARCADE STORE buys all kinds of used fumlfure. Call Main S696. BOY-'b blcvcle, go9d; 18 or 'JO Inch frame (iill
North 16M.
PAPER HANGING; work guaranteed. Wood-
ruff 5350.
WILL give room to store piano In private family; no children. Address Box 1752. News.
WAXTED-In valid's chair; Address Box 1690, News.
must be cheap.
HcrSECT JvANlXG and laundry work; only. M.YRY. Main ,8227.
day
GIRL, white; good wages, assist with housetv.rk. 2319 YVashlngton blvd.
GOOI9 girl for laundry work. .^ilTN.Y li.4.t'NDRy 710 E. Michigan.
LEARN BARBER TRADE TORR’S SANITARY BARBER COLLEGE. 472 W. Wash. Jobs guaranteed. EARN while learning. My PERSONAL INSTRUCTION.
GIRL, white, for general housework. Apply at 3241 N. New ,Ter.sey .st., or call 69.52-K.
GIRL, white, to do light hou.sework; furnl.sh room and b-jard. .<70 Massachu.setts ave
GOOD GIRL, general hou.sework; small family. 2222 N. Capitol
GIRL or woman to help with housework; $4 Iier week. S3S Park ave.
GIRLS, for presses In shirt department. ROY'.-VL 1.AUNDRY, 601 N, Illinois.
AJ7Y intelligent person, either sex. of good education and business ability; must be able to handle correspondence and write a good business letter. An opportunity to start a small but profitable mail order business In your ow'n Ttome or office; gotm for $100 a week when established; can be managed in spare time, evenings, or as a side line at first; grows rapidly, bend lor particulars. HE.YCOCK CO.. 723 Heacock building. Lockport, N. Y.
PAPER hanger helper, 1946 Broadway.
PRESS FEEDERS Experienced on high grade booklet, catalogue and cormnerclal work, both cylinder and Gordon; only experienced feeders need apply; permanent position to high class people; strictly nonunion. 77 N. New Jersey.
Y'OUNG MAN typist; no shorthand necessary; claim department railroad; permanent with advancement; $40 per month to start; in Indianapolis. EMPIXIYMENT DEPARTMENT, fifth floor, Holliday building. Ask for Miss Pickard. No fees or charg©.s. The school is the CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGH Fred W. Case, principal. School all summer.
REFRIGERATING MAN. for large Ice plant. Address Box 1701, News.
Colored man and wife to go to Ohio; wife pastry cook; good wages. Call et once. 524 Senate.
CARPENTERS, two firat-claae, TOM McNI TT, »14 N. Foreat ave.
CARPENTERS, five. Apply at WHITE CITY BOATHOUSE. Broad Ripple park.
COOK. 8 N. Ea»t.
COMPETENT foreman wanted for growing •hop, building amusement devices. We are looking for the RIGHT man. Addreaa Box 22, Boodhocse, III.
CEMENT FINISHER JOSE BALZ Fairgrounds and Hemlock avea.
CO.,
CARRI-AGE B1*ACKSMITH wanted for custom work. DANVILLE BUGGY CO., Dan-
vqie. HI.
OABINEH.' M.AKERS, first-class, land et.
sa W. Mary-
CJOLLRCTOR. State experience. 1M8, News.
Addreae
Box
COUNTER MAN, experienced;
Qutred. Indiana ave.
reference
r«-
RIGGER. Call Prospect 194.
SOLICITORS. three, neat-appeating; city work. Mc’GUIRE, oil Lemcke bldg.
SHOEMAKER at once. Apply 2332 Station st.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced, for Saturday. PINK'S. 126 E. Washington st.
SOLICITORS, commission basts only; city work. Apply PATENT VULCANITE ROOFING CO.
SHOE SALESMAN. Thoroughly experienced man for Saturday work; good salary to competent person. THE STAR STORE.
SOLICITORS, three good, for good proposition. Call between 5 and 6 p. m., 101 N. Alabama st.
E-'tRN $100 weekly managing clean, legitimate mail order business. We furnish everything; right party need not wotTy about capital; splendid chance for Intelligent, employed person to control Independent business on profitsharing basis, beginning In spare time evenings at home. Particulars free. OPPORTUNITIES EXCHANGE, Buffalo, N. Y.
GIRL, white, general housework, no laundiy, good wages. 42>: N. East st.
GIRL for general housework. North 3356.
GIRL, young, refined, to do general housework; must be good cook: references required. Inquire Apartment 3, 945 Middle drive. Woodruff
Place
GIRL, white, general housework, good wages,
no laundry. 2030 N. New Jersey.
GIRL, white, general housework. Washing-
ton 2691. 6176 College ave.
GIRL for general office work; wages reasonable; chance for advancement: state age and phone number. Address Box 1636, News.
GIRL, white, fourteen to sixteen years, for housew’ork, in family of three: small wages; good home for right party. Address Box 4, YY'hlteland, Ind.
MASSEUR to take modem equipped bathhouse on rental or percentage basis. Limited salary considered. Growing business: unlimited possibilities to tight party. Only hustlers, highly recommended as to habits and ability need answer. Address Box 1605, News
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES sharpened better than new. "GUARANTEED.'' single edge, 26c dosen: double, 35c; mall, inclose price; razors, scissors, knives sharpened. TUTTI.E KEENEDGE. 201 INDIANA AVE.
YOUNG MEN GET OUR SPECIAL RATE; day and night school all summer; bookkeeping, STENOTYPY', all systems of shorthand. i^ANI.’KRSON BUSINESS SCHOOL, Merchants Bank.
COOKS, dishwashers, attendants, gardeners.
LlFi’S AGENCY. Baldwin block.
SOLIOITORS wanted. BARTLETT TEA CO., '221 N. Delawar* st.
ST-^TIONARY fireman, experienced; no other need apply. ENGLISH HOTEL ENGINE BOOM.
YOUNG ME77. learn the barber trade; day or evening; few weeks completes: wages in advanced department; Jobs ^waiting; barb^lng p*-s big. Call or write, MOLER BARBER
j COLLEGE, 349 E. Washington st.
GIRINS under sixteen, to do light work In factory. State phone number. Address Box 1637. News.
GIRL; white, to assist with hoiisework and care of child; no washing. 455 N Walcott
GIRL; general housework; no washing; good pay. P roapect~ 4199. GIRL for general housework, no laundry.
North 1631.
GIRI.ffor general housework. Call Washing-
ton 127.
GIRL: reliable white, general housework, two in family; apply at once. MRS. HELFRICH, 917 N. Hai on ave. Woodruff 1083.
GIRL, about sixteen; assist In housework; will treat as one of family; wages. North 5998.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced, for Saturdav
work. STOUT'S BIO FOUR SHOE STORE, COUNTER MAN,
DaVK;!?*© 'dttovNa.L.ESM.AN for meat wagrm; state knowle<L'e xAXiNlLo XSL'Olj and experience. Address Box 1731. New-s.
BEE, 112 EAST WASH.
W.-tNTED; Here! la your opportunity. All- ! woo! tailor-male ready-for-weax trousers, ' while thev last, up^to $6 x-aluee, now $3.75. ALBERT SACHS, merchant tailor. ENGLISH
: YVOOI.EN CO., 107 N. Illinois st.
CABINETMAKERS. CAPITAL RATTAN CO., NAOMI. NEAR SHELBY.
CANVASSBRS. experienced house to house, to woiX for our advance premium house; gvod pay and advancement to right parties. For partlcnlara address Boat 1476. News.
CC'LORBD man and wife; reference required at 1659 Central ave.
SALESMAN and window trimmer, first-class. for gents' furnishing store; steady position and good salary for a good man; no other need reply; good references required. Address Box
1726, Newa.
(WANTED: lOU men to wear tallcm-made, roady- ’ for-wear trousers. $6 values, now $3.7,5. ALBERT SACHS, merchant tailor. ENGLISH
WOOLEN CO.. 107 N. Illinois st.
THIAMS and shovelera D. S. ALLEN, Eleventh and College.
TABLET GRATvULATOR wanted, one who Is familiar with assembling preferred. State full e.xperience. Salary to start. 115 per week. A,’dress -BRUNSWICK TABLET CO.. 3671 Vincennes ave.. Chicago. III.
LEARN BARBER TRADE TRICrry barber college, *>9 E. Washington st., Indianapolis. Summer rate tuition.
DELIVERY MAN. experienced, at once. Call H. OIJCK & (X>.. 19 S. Delaware.
MA80mC-LogM lodge. No. 575. F. 4k A. M. Galled BMqtlng. Thursday, Jane 8. at I o’etook p. m.. at ball la Masonic temple. Work: Bsttrsd ApCHreatlce degroa. Vtattora •Ntaema. CHAKLJES S. UJCUkiS, W. It. JOHK 0CHLJDT. SecroUyTit
DELIVERY BOY’, good, with reference. ilO B. Forty-ninth.
ELDERLY man to care for bungalow camp river near Fatrriew; salary $4 a week and board. Prospect S90». between 6 and 7.
BKPEIRiENCED mechanical draftsman; state salary, exparleace and age. Address Box 17X2, News. I
FIFTY mta.: aswer work. 12^ osats psr hour. MoiidiiMB aad Ptsatant van.
TEN BOYS YVANTED AT ONCE,
to sell a ne'^ book. Just out. 25c a copy. lOc commission. Beys make from $2 to $3 a day
.Apply Oneida hotel. MR. ZACHAROW.
TAILOR for stmdy work 8CH1.088 BROS. O'O
VARNISH RUBBERS. FIRST CLASS; GOOD STEADY MEN; EXPERIENCED IN ALTOMOBILE WORK. COLE
MOTOR CAR CO,
DAY or night, private instruction. INDPLS. BC81NESS COLLEOH, fourth floor Whan bldg. Main 46.84, New 499. COLLEGE MEN’ wanted to .sell Ford naceaali ty. Profitable. SINCLAIR, Britton, Okla. I CLF.AN BEDS. 10 and 15 cents. 22^Adelaide~ 1 sTlesmen wanted^ i experienced conamlssion salesman; Michigan and Illinois {imposition; worth $250 to per month: wliKrequire first-class references concerning ability and -■baracter, .ractical line: big seller. Call afternoons, a.-^k f--<r MR, BORDER.S. second floor. Holomib 1 Hoke building Draper and Van Buren sts.
GIRLS TO LEARN TELEPHONE OPERATING; GOOD WAGES. APPLY 146 E. 22D; 1025 PROSPECT STREET OR 230 N. MERIDIAN.
GIRL for light housework; good home; small wages. Irvington 2017.
GIRL to help with housework; good right party. 1566 Leonard.
home for
GIRL, white; general housework. Meridian.
2215 N.
GERMAN girl; no laundry. 115 N.
N'-’w Jer-
.sey.
GIRL for general housework, good right party. Phone North 9297.
wages to
HOUSEKEEPER for a widower; widow wph small child deelrlng good home more than waxes Call 326 K'>ehne st.. after 5 p. m.
HAND IRONERS for Saturdays and Mondays. regular. ROYAL LAUNDRY, 601 N. Hlinol». H.VVD SEYVERS on patts. 75-76 Baldwin
hloc-k.
HFIJ* waltresst's. cooks, salad, pantry m.atd, kitchen helpers. WORRALL’S AGENCY.
When building.
WOM.YN, strong white, at once; general hou.sework. Ironing and cocking; $4. Irvington 153.
WAlTRES.siKs
5.51 F. Washiacton.
; HOUHKK KF^PBR for widower agpil woman. Wciodniff 2734. Parker ave.
reliable mlddl'*N'ew 4'.tX6. 1121
WAIST and skirt finishers, fl.-st-class. St.ate Life building.
WOMAN (■'OflK, good, to go to lake for three months: white woman who understands getting up chicken dinners preferred. 913 Majestic building, corner Pennsylvania and Maryland.
WCM-AN’. white, for general house'work. Proa{>ect ,591)5.
! Htir.SKKKFPER in homo of small family or i widow cr In comfortable clrcum.stances. If I surroundings are pleasant ; middle-aged lady '.viih daughter wishes po.sition, city or country .Vddress Box 1641, News. HOrSKKKFPER for looming house or hotel. j ('all Belmont 29S. HOUSEWORK by white woman. Call Main 84fi6. ResMence 123 H Michigan.
PAPER hanging; best of references. North
723.3 or 3249 Kenwood ave.
PAPF.R HANGING, guaranteed. Main 86.30 ~ S^TO^RAGE^AI^D TRAN8FER.
FEENEY STORAGE CO. 319 W, New York st.. new, five-story brick bulldltig. galvanized Iron apartments to accommodate anything. Prices reasonable, ‘'all Main 2978 New 324, or leave orders with FEENEY FURNITURE AND STOVE CO,, 12s130 'V\'. Washington st. Phone 1333.
WAITRESS, neat api->earlng young woman; permanent position; pood salary. .<=hort hours. Addres.s Box 1669, News.
WAIST and sklrtinaker, flrst-cla.ss. 25'.j YV. Washington st.. Room 23.
Y'OUNG girl to a.«alst with housework and baby three tears old; must be quick and bright. Address Box 1505, .News.
Why Look Old? One of rny treatments will work a marvelous change. Let your friends judge. Come and see me. MADAME BROOKS 447 N Alabama st Main 6014.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR moles and warts removed; electric needle, facial masseuse; graduate, five years’ experience; work guaranteed; city or out of town; communicate. HOPKINS, 503 N. Delaware st. Main 2556 and New 4600
INFANT NURSING or Invalid; will leave city." Address Box 1630. News. laundresses, cleaning by day or week. HARDEN'S AGENCY'. Phones Main 3010. 4735-K.
M.MD or silver girl In store; good references. New 1S87-K.
NURSE experienced, would leave city. "Woodruff 3048.
Call
NUR.'^E care of Invalid, assist with sewing or * upstairs work. Best .if .eferon-es, salary rea.sonable. Addre-ss Box 1711. News
OFFICE GIRL; good e-lucatlon: colored. Call 613 W North st
PLAIN oi children's sewing North ■3''.50.
SHANK SUPERIOR SERVICE BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE, TRANSFER. P.VCKINO AND 8H1PPINO. 227 N, New Jersey st. Both phones 3028._ PACKING SHIPPING AND HAULING Satisfaction guaranteed. STOKE IN GALV. STEEL APARTMENIK Investigate. We are reliable. SANITARY STORAGE CO. 450 E. Wash st. Main 6072. Res Belmont 1086.
ROUGH dry washing, bring home; give city
reference. Woodruff o3l2.
STORAGE - Separate covered and locked rooms, free of dust. Rugs cleaned before stored free of charge; investigate. 386 to 338 E. Market st. Main 7106. New 1282. A^gRICAN STORAGE CO-
I r iiTi rj itw r, t * v/v/v*» j —— r
RFFTNFD white woman desires situation In RESONER ifiTORAGE CO., household gobds. small family; modern home; reference. Ad- i olanos. trunks, chests, stoves and other
dr“B8 Box 1736, News.
FEATHERS
bought, sold, renovated; mattresses and pillows made to order. E. F. P.URKLE, 416 Massachusetts ave. Phone.s Main 142S. New 167.5.
STENOGR.APHER. competent; nine years' ex-
jierience. Woodruff 4203.
STENO’JRAPHEH and office assistant; excel-
lent 1 ecornm''iidatlon. Main 9199.
FREE COURSE IN STENOTYPY OR SHORTHAND In exchange for office Apply by mail. SANDERSON BUSINESS SCHOOL. Merchants Bank.
STENOGRAPHER. CAPABLE TAKING
CHARGE J_)F 0^'UIf'g_
•TEAM^'rRESS. middle-aged lady, wants sltuafion In hotel or hospital. Phone Circle 31.39.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, moles, warts, etc., removed, IDA PI.CMMFR. 343 Newton Claypoo! bldg. Main 37S3.
PIANO TUNING. SI,59; references; player work. North 8512.
SITUATIONS WANTED. liaiT
Situations Wanted Ads in The News, one Cent a Word.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, clerical or collecting work by industrious young man, can give references. Address Box 1724, News.
BOOKKEEPFlt. experienced. Address M.ANFORD UARMAK. 123 E. Vermont.
CHAUFFEUR, colored, reliable: careful driver; has experience and ability; references. Address Box 1677, News.
CHAUFFEL'R. white, experienced; can do rejjalrlng; wants place with private party. 2220 Martlndale.
CHAUFFEUR, colored, eight years’ experience, reference. Can leave town. Phone 6304-K. HE.NRY.
CHAUFFEUR; twelve years’ experience; private family; steady; references; repair own car. Address Box 1734. News.
CHAUFFEUP,: young, married and sober; can do minor repairs Phone Prospoct 4794.
COIXJRED boy. age sixteen, wants .steady job for board and wages. Belmont J'iOS.
SALESMEN—! will pay $J0 per week le nier. who con average four orders per day on monthly payment magazine propoeiiion. first time offered to the public, JOHN F. RUPI PERT, Rood SK, 14S E. Market st.
HOTEL HELP
Waitresees. kitchen helpers, etc.; respectable youPK white women for hotel* in the HesL
FRED HARVEY
ISth st. and Wentworth ave., Chicago. III.
LAUNDRESS, flrst-claas, reliable, by tlm week; steady employment; private home. <'aU
Washington 2000.
MANGLE GIRLS. ' TIFFANY LAUNDRY, 940
Ft, Wayne avt.
EXPERT PRES.'ER on both ladles and gentlemen's garments want.s situation; I also do all kinds of alterations and repairing. T'.veP. e years' experience. Address J. K. BTEW'ART, ’.'arrnel. Ind.
EXPERT BfK.)KKEEPER; A1 reference; bond. Address Box l')89. .News. *
GROCERY clerk, young man; experienced. Call Wtxidruff 1263 before 9 a. m.
HOT’SE M.AN and chauffeur, ex{>er1eacod; colored ■ references. 1309 E. Soventeenth.
HIGH SCHOOL boy 1M7.
fourtaen. Washington
.SKILLED, experienced assistant, desses po-
sition. Cl I cle 27 40.
SWEEPING and dusting, (.'all Prospect 628L
by white woman.
pianos, trunks, chests, stoves and other articles stored at a reasonable price. Ckous packed and Shipped to any part of the tlnltal Plates. Separate locked rooms for rent if desired. Storage house, 22 to 30 W. Henry st.
Old phone Main 4899. New 4360-K.
HOUSEHOLD goods stored, packed, shipped by experts. Auto service. M. M71, Nev 12ij8. JpdpU. Warehouse Co., W. New Y’k. and j:wtab
COLLEGE AVE. STORAGE CO., new, clean. dry and sanitary; packing and shipping; ln«{tecttoii invited. HOC College. North 28.5 PACKING, moving. Wark guaranteed. SID
MARTIN. North 5969.
WORK by the day. Main 8268
tvnMAN tor all kinds of day work Main 45<)1. WA^HllwS to bring home. North 3773.
WORK by day. Main 8258.
WASHING^ and Ironings at home. Circle 3104.
Y^OI R summer can tx made at nom€. Woodruff *736.
YOUNG high school girl, to take care of children, reference. 7982-R.
YOUNG I-ADA' of refinement wants place aa housekeeper for elderly gentleman In modern home. Address Box 1638, Newa.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. pXpER^”1lANGING?'T>s^er"'TmmishedT"'Tmtj^ painting a specialty. Belmont 988 or Belmont 8.’3.
CARPENTERING and repairing, cement and brick work, plastering and painting; satisfaction guaranteed. Call Main 7975.
WANTED—Technola player piano; must b* In good playing condition. Address Box 1T}7, News.
i^'ANTED—AEollan-made player piano; state how long used and lowest cash price you will take. Address Box 1716, News.
IF YOU want to build cheap, csJl Prospect 1230. Plans furnlehed.
PAPER CLEANING and removing wall paper from the wall; house wrecking. Clrck- 606.
CDNTRACTOR and builder, general, repair work G. A. MITCHELL. Circle 3557. '
SCREEN and carpenter repair work. Phone Main 4780.
PAPER CLEANING. 56c and up; painting done. BROCK. Prospect 6386.
PLA.^TERING and job work, paper scraping; reliable. BREWER. Main 9192.
PAPER HANGING: paper furnished. CORDELL. Woodruff 5862.
■WALL PAPER CLEANING; best work. Ptvj1X.CI 5314. .1. W. STINSON, 1007 Lexington.
CURTAINS to launder. MRS. LVTZ. Prospect 196, New 25X1.
te«d. Call Pro«p*ot 62M.
LARGBHT VAN In city; $1.60 up. 4417. New 1614^
Prospeit
HOUSES TO LET. A"iR^E~fiARGAirr?ori^Hwrinr7noiBu%t^ bath; thoroughly modem. 417 EL Twentyfourth J. S. enUSE REALTY CO., 110 E Market.
BRIGHT ST.; five rooms. Inquire 119 H .South. BEVII.LE AVE.. 947, cottage seven rooms, modern except furnace. Key at 9921 B. Tenth at. Phone Woodruff 1415.
BUNGALOW
six modern rooms, bath, electric Ilghta, lawn, ■hade, flower* and ••rg« <^1 po^^h.
FARMERS TRUST CO.
BELL ST., M7; modem double, alx rooms. Call Main 833. ;
CORNELL AVE.. 2*46-*9«; el* rooma; modersu
Call Irvington 1914.
COTTAGE, north of Falrvlew, on Whit* rtvtr.v
Call Washington 19tf7.
CENTRAL AVE.. IlM; flnMt eight-room hou^ on north side; hardwood floors throughout; complete laundry, sun porch, modem garage; French and mirror doors; newly decorated, ■creons and awnings; all for fW per month.
GREGORY * APPEU INCT,
Fifth Floor, 108 N. Pennsylvania at.
E THIRTY-THIRD. 821; modern, elx-room •ingle. 936. Washington 2106. E TWENTY-SECOND, 910; six rooms and bath; svary modem convenienoa; rent ilS. Phone North 832.
E TENTH 8T.. 1848; cottage; seven rooms; modem; opposite Woodrufft garage. Inqulrs 2025 B. Tenth st. Phone Woodruff 1411.
E. MICHIGAN, 2107
Six rooms, modem; watir paid: gas range; fit.
Union Trust Co.
EAST 12TH STREET, 608 Largs, modem heuas; ten rsoms. Spsciat price, 738, * FARMlBUi TRUOT VO.
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