Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1916 — Page 16

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1916.

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DIED.

vember ». at the residence of her mother, ace eighteen years. Funeral Wednesday. November 22, at 1 JO p. m., at the home of Henry F. Meyer, 1132 Prospect st.; 2 p. m.. at the Emtnaus Lutheran church, corner of Laurel and Orange ets. Friends can call at the above address Tuesday, November 21, from 2 o clock until # p. ni. Funeral private at the home. Friends Invited to the church. Burial Lutheran cemetery. Motor conveyance HE1NBO—Henry Helnbo died November 20, age fifty-six years. Funeral Wednesday, November 22. at the residence of his sister, Mrs. John Bickett, 1240 Windsor st.. at 8:30 a- m.. followed by services at 81. Joseph s church # a. m. Burial Holy Crose cemetery. Motor

conveyance.

SOMMER—Isabel! Sommer, age thirty-one, beloved daughter of Louis and Henrietta Sommer, died at her home. 2106 Prospect st.. Tuesday, November 21, 1816. Funeral services will be held at the home Thursday. November -3, at 2 p m. Burial Crown H11L Funeral and

burial private. Motor service.

MOSHER—Charles . Fancher Mosher, age fifty, eon of Marie Mosher, at the home of his brother, J. M. Mosher. 1107 W. Twenty-ninth st. Funeral to be held at the home, Thursday. November 28, at 2 p. m. Friends Invited. [Amstardam (N. Y.) papers pleaae copy.] PADOETT—Eugene Padgett died Sunday, November 18, at 11:46 p. m.. age thlrty-slx year*. ^Funeral from the residence of his brother, Jesse Padgett, 1339 Stiver aveWednesday, at 2 p. m. Friends Invited. Burial

•t Mt. Jackson. Motor conveyance.

MANN—Helen M. Mann, wife of John B. Mann, died Monday morning, November 20, at her home, 217 N. Senate ave. Friends may call Wednesday morning from 9 to 12. Funeral and

burial private Wednesday afternoon.

FOLKERTH—Henry Clay Folkerth, died Monday, November 20, 1:80 p. m. Funeral at the home of his son. J. M. Folkerth, TliO Beilsfontalne st.. Wednesday even ng, 8 o'clock. Friends Invited. Burial Greenville, O.

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-O’clock.

LaFORGE—George B. LaForge, age fifty-two years, passed away Tuesday, November 21. at his home, 687 Buchanan st. Funeral notice

later.

Card of Thanks.

W# desire to thank our many friends, rslatlves and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us during the death of our beloved brother. Mack Johnson. We especially thank Rev. Kroft and Rev. Barker, Dr. Sullivan Dr. Grave*, the Internes and all the employes of the city hospital for their kindness, also for floral offerings. ANNIE CTOK, CALEB R. JOHNSON. SISTER AND BROTHER.

Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our relatives and friends. Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen for the beautiful floral offerings for our little son j Harold, and for kindness shown to us by i Dr. Ruddell and Finn Bros.,

PHILIP AND SADIE MANN.

MUTT AND JEFF—Jeff Is Very Fond of Hawaiian Dancers—Yes Indeed He Is!—By BUD FISHER

(Copyright, 1916, by H. C. Fisher. Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.)

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SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. MASONTc^CaHeT^meeUng^of^OrlentarTodge No. 600, F. and A. M-, Tuesday. November 21, at 7 o’clock, for work In the Entered Apprentice degree. Visiting brethren cordially welcome. WARREN S. GIBSON, W. M. EDWARD D. MOORE, Secretary.

UivTfctri IV ES>. Licensed and bonded. Main 1741.

LOST AND FOUND.

AXM1N1STER RUG LOST OFF OF FURNITURE WAGON

The party that picked please call Main 6976 and we can get It. Reward. Co.. 35 N. Capitol ave.

this rug up will let us know when L. D. TYLER &

L/)8T: Friday evening, October 17, one |20, $10, $5 bills on East Tenth street car

half, return half, lice Headquarters.

OFFICER EVERSON, Po-

I/1ST—On Senate ave. or Maple Road blvd. Meridian st., H. Lleber envelope contain.,. B films and prints of no value except to owner. Suitable reward for return to 307 Northern ave.

MALE HELP WANTED. DRAPERY HANGER, CARPET LAYER, SHADE MAKER, GENERAL MAN PREFERRED. SANDER & RECKER FURNITURE CO.

itFFSIMI ut draftsman, experL..w^v. good salary, steady job. T t VEHICLE COMPANY,

First-class layout draftsman, experienced on

automobile work, TIONAL MOTOR

Twenty-second and Monon.

DELIVERY MAN, EXPERIENCED IN HANDLING FORD CARS, CLEAN RECORD. WITH FIRST CLASS REFERENCES NECESSARY. MAROTT'S DRY GOODS STORE. 342358 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

MALE HELP WANTED. SHEET METAL MAN. good: one thoroughly acquainted with .blow pipe work. INDIANA FAN CO.. 40 E. South st.

§TSM mm Man who has had experience in tracing stock ! in an automobile factory. NATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE GO., E. Twenty-second ami

Monon. >

MALE HELP WANTED. ATTEND SANDERSON'S and be well prepared. We get the calls. Beginners recently placed: Anna DeCamp, Violet Matthews, Helen Mewhinnoy, Bertha Hoereth. Edith Glazier, Mary Segal. OLDEST COMMERCIAL COLLEGE IN CITY. Twelfth floor, Merchants Bank.

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STRIPPER boy, ^cteen years of age, chance * * rn . Electric massage.

LEARN THE BARBER TRADE. Tri-City Barber College

Tuition, $25; wages paid. Strictly mod-

Hydraullc chairs. 309

to learn trade, experience not necessary. 1005 ! E. Washington st.. Indianapolis, Ind. S. Capitol. —

SERVANT, competent, either man or woman, for cooking and fleneral housework in family of one, no laundryJPgood wages, references. Address Box .'05a. Ne^vs. TAILOR to work on coats; steady work. 433 Massachusetts.

DRUG CLERK, registered, a good position to right party; must have first-class reference, good salary, good hours. Address Box 1871, News.

LOST—Leather suit case, containing gent’s clothing, on road between Inulanapolis Rushvllle. Sunday morning. B. W. SIMPSON, 1014 Congress ave. Reward. North 6207.

LOST—Pin seal change purse, containing and change at Alhambra, or near by on street, Saturday p. m. Reward. New 9188. Pros-

pect 131.

LOST—Dog; $5 reward for small female beagle and bull, spayed; very short legs, white breast, face, feet and tall; body brown brindie. Washington 2990._ 4343 Ashland ave. SEVERAL DAYS AGO, black silk bag, tassel, metal top. Finder please call Circle

1416. Reward.

an- *-—. — —

tween Murat theater and Twenty-second st.,

on Central. Phone 6386.

LOST—Sliver powder box, with pink enamel top, at Murat theater, Sunday morning. Call

6660 New. Reward.

AjWO a — W UtVWCCU. A-Si V IDlUIl CbUU 1V1U8 Nordyke,) valued as a gift. Reward. Division at. LOST—Pocketbook, November 19,

, $1, small change, two car tickets, gold band undertakers, keepsake ring. Reward. Prospect 1142.

In Loving Remembrance of our dear mother, Klenora Wlsse, died No-

vember 21, 1910:

Six long years-ago today Since our dear mother passed away: And though our faces may not show The grief that tear# our hearts In twain. This sweet, consoling fact w* know— Our lose 1* but the angels’ gain. FROM HER LOVING DAUGHTERS AND SON. __ In Loving Remembrance of our dear wife and mother, Rosa Kappu*. who departed thte life November 21. 1916. You ar» gone, but not forgotten. Never shall your memory fade. Sweetest thoughts will ever linger around the grave where you are laid. YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. JOHN KAPFU8.

AND FAMILY.

In Loving Remembrance of carl F. Beyer, who died three years ago today. HIS WIFE. IRENE BEYER.

UNDERTAKERS. joffirr bi'A(5kwei:l&"§(3's Successors to Renlhan A Blackwell. 128-86 W. Ohio eL Phone 116.

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JOHN T. REYNOLDS, U1 W. Maryland. phenes 489

Both

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. '~xr»nKa8DAiSXcor'“

Central office, 888 N. Delaware. Irvington office, 7 and « & Ritter. Our patron* who have friends brought to this city for burial will find our parlor* convenient and homelike, and at their disposal without

axtra charge.

Our facilities for caring for peraona who die at hospitals ar* unexcelled. Bodies prepared for shipment to point* outside the city very promptly.

SHIRLEY BROS. CO. tt« W. Mich. 2816 E. Wash. 6106 B. Wash, 8020 N. IMneta We have our own auto and horse drawn equipment. Both same price. Also beat and latest equipped ambulance*. Both phones.

PLANNER & BUCHANAN 126 N. Illinois. Phone 641. The modern tuperal home. Just north of Y. M. C. A. Chapel and restrooms without extra charge. Our own motor equipment.

The Indianapolis Crematory

126 N lUlnota Newest and m< always welcome.

t sclent:fle process. Write for booklet.

Visitors

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HENRY W. TUTEWILER. HARRY D. TUTEWILER. Both phone* 216.

Wm. E. Krieger ol N. Illinois at. Phone U&4.

M.E. HEINER

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N. Bonn *L

HUSKY A TITUS. Ml N. New phone Mi

Phone* 1498.

FINN

Delaware it Main 8680.

BROS.. 185 W.

New 1881.

Market. Pbonea: Mam

W. H. RICHARDSON,

m^/W. New York st. Both telephones:

CHARLES n. niiDois

HOCKEN SMITH.

Both t»honee 1186.

HERRMANN, UNDERTAKER. Both phones 911

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LOST—Small dog, brown brindie with white feet, breast, fact and tail; very short legs; $6 reward. Washington 2890. 4943 Ashland ave.

LOST—Lady's black pocketbook. Including money and keys. Reward. Irvington 1043.

47X6.

LOST—Puree on Danville car Sunday evening, containing 66 and email change. Reward. Call Main 8116 .

STOLEN—Ford touring car from garage; license number 85363. GARES, 1323 Keallng ave. Woodruff 6435.

STRAYED or stolen: White female hound pup, black spotted ears. Reward. Belmont 1300. WM. THOMPSON, Speedway. LOST—Saturday; November 18, gold breastpin with large topax setting. Finder please return to 3336 Central ave. Reward.

LOST—Small garnet pin. ward.

Irvington 828. Re-

LOST—Lady’* sold watch, Initials "J. G.” on outer case. 1728 College. Liberal reward.

LOST—Boy’s plaid reefer coat, Thursday, ward. 17£8 College.

Re-

LOST—Solitaire diamond ring, Call Irvington 1223. Reward.

In Irvington.

LOST—Gentleman’s silk glove, make. Call Prospect 3758.

‘Fownes”

LOST—Pin, green and silver friendship circle.

Reward. Washington 2585.

MAN that found brown silk 3 p. m. Monday, Twenty-first and Broadway, call North 2907. LOST—Purse with money and tax receipt*, dated Lafayette. Ind. Call Prospect 4555. LOST—Ktd glove near Brookstde park. Call

Woodruff 1766.

LOST—Coat between 1010 Harrison st. and 646 E. Washington. Call Prospect 1367

LOST—Dog, m^lum size, light tan color!

Notify ADAMS EXPRESS CO.

LOST—Airedale terrier with Main 6911. Liberal reward.

brass collar.

WHITE POODLE. Wednesday. Sugar Prove uve. Rsward.

Return 1914 —1

MALE HELP WANTED. AEA-jMtr^^ NORTH 6906.

BOY WANTED. MORRISON S DRUG STORE. Forty-second and College; day work only.

BOY to work In College.

drug etora, experienced. 2401

BOYS FOR DOOR AND SPECIAL DELIVERY; COME WITH REFERENCE. RINK’S CLOAK HOUSE. BARBER, union man. wages $13 and half over $18. STERN A SPRADLING. Phone 126. Kokomo, Ind.

BRICKLAYERS CARPENTERS 8*v*nty-flv* each. Good wage* paid. HUNKIN-CONKEY CONSTRUCTION CO.. J. W. DetUick, Superintendent. Martha ave.. East Akron. O. BOY with bicycle, from north side. 1664 College.

EFFICIENCY engineer, good opening with large concern; applicant should have had shop experience and at least two years’ work at an engineering college. Graduate preferred. In reply state experience and education. Ad-

dress Box 2926, News.

ERRAND BOY, white. 112 American Central

Life bldg.

EXPERT radiator repair man for automo-

bile work; work year round. Answer by let-

ter, stating experience and wages wanted. KENTUCKY AUTO RADIATOR REPAIR

CO., 409 S First at., Louisville, Ky.

EXPERT general automobile repair men. STANLEY ROSE CITY GARAGE, Newcastle,

Indiana.

ENGINEER; engineering college graduate with some shop experience and pleasant personality wanted in the production department of large concern. In reply give full details as to qualifications and experience. The position offers excellent opportunities for advancement.

Address Box 2927, News.

GENERAL machine man. CAPITOL LUMBER

CO., 1712 W. New York.

GROCERY CLERK, experienced. 2061 W.

Washington.

GROCERY clerk with good references, also young man for delivery. Address Box 2985,

Newa. ,

GLASS PACKER, experienced; third floor above Wella-Fargo Express Company, S. Me-

ridian at.

HAT SALESMAN, experienced; must have good references. Apply L. STRAUSS &

CO.. 33 and 37 W. Washington.

HANDY’ MAN between twenty-five and thirty years of age; one who has had experience tn automobile factory preferred; good pay; state age and past places of employ-

ment. Address Box 2980, News.

HIGH SCHOOL BOY, apt, to learn pressing afternoons and Saturdays. Apply alteration department, THE OUTLET, corner Washington and Delaware sts.

HOTEL helps’ headquarters; jobs always open. WORRALL'S AGENCY, When bldg.

INSTALMENT collector, experienced, good opportunity for first class man. THE MENTOR

CO., 120 N. Pennsylvania.

JOB PRESS FEEDER, one first class girl. Apply pressroom WILLIAM R. BURFORD. •

JANITOR, at once. 1205 College ave.

MEN at the UNION STOCK YARDS.

MAN and wife on. farm; wife must be first class housekeeper; man must be up-to-date, progressive farmer, capable of acting as manager during absence of owner; state age, experience, salary expected; references. Ad-

dress Box 2913, News.

MAN with own team for steady Job on dray.

Address Box 2247. News.

MESSENGERS with bicycles; must be energetic and willing to work. Good pay. No other* need apply. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.

MACHINISTS and lathe hands, experienced,

all around; must be accurate workers; all

micrometer measuring. We offer steady work and good wages. No other than experienced men need apply. Address WESTERN CART-

RIDGE COMPANY, East Alton, 111.

MAN for tbol room work. AMERICAN HIGH SPEED CHAIN CO.

MELODIES composed to song poems. Address

Box 2998. News.

MAN on bill saw and rip saw, senders on varnish work, also cabinet makers on furniture

work. H. LAUTER CO.

MEN TO WORK IN CAN SHOP IN THE EAST; STEADY EMPLOYMENT AND GOOD WAGES. MEN TO WORK ON LOCKERS, PRESSES AND GENERAL LINE WORK. ADDRESS BOX 2958, NEWS.

MACHINIST, experienced on repairs on heavy duty engine# with large corporation; good opportunity. State age and experience and ■alary expected. Address Box 106, New*.

MAN; first class, on planer, also rip sawyer.

Call 820 E. Market.

MAN to solicit and dellvsr. 3357 N. Capitol

_ avenue.

MECHANIC. SIXTEENTH STREET GA-

rage.

MEN and women to pick chickens; prlc* 3a

each; steady work; sanitary conditions. AT-

LASS PRODUCE COMPANY, Lafayette. Ind.,

opposite Big Four passenger station.

MAN to paint houae, near College and Fortyfourth St. Call Washington 960 evenings.

TOOT,MAKERS afid all-round machinists for night work; steady employment and good ' Hiply at employment offlee of LINK BELT CO. TWO handy repair men on machinery. Apply Act ..o. iiiwesierfl ave., during work hours,

or call North 5086 after 6 p. m.

THREE STRICTLY FIRSTCLASS WOOD BENCH WORKERS OR CABINET MAK-

SAFETY RAZOR BLADES sharpened better than new. "GAURANTEED," single edge, 25c dozen; double, 35c; mall, inclose price; razors, scissors, knives sharpened. •‘TUTTI.EDGE.” 201 INDIANA AVE.

IT IS USELESS to advertise a worthless article—^ good one needs no advertising. All we bave to say Is men, come up and convince selves of the kind of trousers we can for $3.50. LEON'S. TAILORS TO ave. LEARN BARBER TRADE" TORU S SANITARY BARBER COLLEGE. 472 W. Wash. Jobs guaranteed. EARN while learning. My PERSONAL INSTRUCTION.

your make you for $3..->0. LEC MEASURE. 404V4 Indiana

learn barber trade quickly. EMU waiting. Country and city. Tools

ay or evening. In-

poKllS

MEN to

sitions waiting. country

given. Wages Saturdays. Da.^ ...

ERS; MEN EXPERIENCED ON i MOLEm barber college. 34d CLOSED AUTO BODIES PRE-15.^ gf . p .,„ „ TO , , c „„

can make $5 daily, permanent and legitimate. Five dollars will be enough capital. For particulars address Box 87. Oden. Michigan.

FERRED; STEADY WORK; GOOD WAGES. APPLY IMMEDIATELY, GLASCOCK

BROS. IND.

MFC. CO., MUNCIE,

TIME STUDY MAN. Opening for engineering graduate with shop experience in the Efficiency department of large concern. Excellent opportunities for advancement - Give Yuli details as to education and experience, g Address Box 2925, News

work In grocery. 17J4 E.

ROY to deliver gad

Tenth. ‘. 1

BOY, reliable. Intelligent; about sixteen, by florist; chance to learn the business. Apply to TEMPERLEYS, 6318 College ave.

BARBER. WHITE. AT ONCE. GOOD JOB. ZELL HART, CONNERSVILLK. IND,

BARBER, good, capable of Address Box 2962. New*.

managing shop.

Y AND CLUB MEETINGS.

"andT iv

ting Tuesday, November a.

m., at halt In Masonic temple. Work reft degree. Member* of the order COLORED

Invited.

M.

BOY. bright and neat, over sixteen, with bicycle. some grocery experience, to assist and deliver tn vicinity of Northwestern av*. Call

Washington 2659. 7 to 3. tonight.

BOY. over sixteen, living In West Indianapolis,

printing office at stock yards.

JOHN W

City lodge. No. 113. F and j^ hobinso.v. w. m.

JANITOR, experienced; living

rooms and good *alary. ALBERT E. UHL

& CO

CORN HU8KERS. ELMER KUNOENSMITH. two miles north of speedway.

TEAMSTERS at 666

South st.

UPHOLSTERER.

Main 3402.

UPHOLSTERER, 2969, News.

efperlenced.

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Address Box

WORK IS WHAT COUNTS. That’s why our graduates succeed.* Attend SANDERSON'S

' COMIN CITY. Twelfth

floor Merchants Bank. 5 STENOGRAPHERS

WANTED. '

and get the work I habit. OLDEST MERCIAL COLLEGE IN CITY. 1

WAREHOUSE HELPER for furniture house. Apply 509 S. Capitol. WAITRESS, experleged. 59 Virginia ave. WANTED; Two inji who are reliable and willing workers, to.demonstrate from hous^-to-house and leave ov goods on approval. We do closing and pay# you liberally for your work. Experience *1 necessary so long as you are neat appeenng and possess average ability. See MR. JONES, 32 S. Pennsylvania st. (Century bldg.) WOODWORKING machine hand, first class, on store fixtures. INDIANAPOLIS BANK AND STORE FIXTURE CO.,_312 S. New Jersey. WE WANT a well-educated young man. about twenty years of ag4 who can be advanced to position of salesman. This is a position where conscientious application counts. Address Box 102, News.

YOUNG MEN with retail selling experience and executive ability. Knowledge of the grocery business desirable. Married men of clean habits betwen ihe ages of twenty-five and thirty-live who clh furnish highest referenceF and who are looking for an opportunity to develop into store managers where their Income.can be measured by the amount of personality and earnest effort centered upon I their business. To such men who will apply themselves during a short probationary period a large corporation offers an unusual opportunity. A moderate salary with liberal profitsharing arrangements to those who are ac-

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$150 BUYS light manufacturing business; patented article; large profits; big demand. Address Box 2988, News.

NOSE GLASSES, $3.00. any strength lenses MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN, 825 State ^ife.

CLEAN BEDS, Adelaide.

10c and 15c. PALISADE, 226

HAIRCUT, 15c. 560 Massachusetts _ave.

SALESMEN WANTED. WANTED—Two neat appearing house-to-house salesmen to take orders for teas and coffees; premiums advanced to the customers and liberal offer to salesmen. THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO., 137 N. Delaware.

SALESMAN WANTED—Young man thoroughly acquainted with, the grocery trade in north and northwestern parts of city. Address MANAGER, Postoffice Box 538, city.

HIGH-GRADE motor truck salesman for line of heavy duty trucks, an exceptional opportunity for a real salesman. Address Box 2869, News.

WANTED—Live salesman, special and commercial Ford equipment and complete Ford cars; commission. Address Box 2875, News.

AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANTED REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Railroad company will allot state to agent capable of organizing and handling same on commission basis for the sale of Its lands. Give references with reply. Address Land and Industrial Department. 155 W- Madlfcn St. Chicago, 111.

cepted. Apply In

Fulton st.

person to MR. HAYLET, 717

YOUNG man. seventeen or eighteen years old, for office w'ork in wholesale dry goods house, must bg. .bright, fast and snappy, give best of

CHILDREN’S AID ASSOCIATION EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. ~ w ~~'~~'~~8sJ5aldwln Main 2306. New 4S53. No Charges. Wanted: Position for experienced press feeder. Young lady has had live years' experi-

ence.

Wanted: Stenographic position for girl with

FEMALE HELP WANTED. GIRL for gjeneral housework in small family: no laundry work; liberal wages. Call at 2145 N. New Jerbey st.

GIRL, work.

hub, experienced, fo 1210! N. Pennsylvania.

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for general house-

le, white, for general housework; laundry; small family; good wages. Call 8796. 2116 V. New Jersey.

GIRL ave.

for reneral housework. Pros sect 3911.

\lj, iur general housework; no washing, Uling to stay nights. Phone North 8S44. 2067 N. Delaware.

GIRL, whit s, general housework, experienced,

-■ laundn '

party. 1526

1524 Fletcher

$5. 2025 N. New Jersey.

GIRL, whits; general housework; small fam ily; good ipages; must be good cook. 1464 N. Pennsylvanlj

HOUSEKEEPER, middle aged, white woman In country, no washing; references exchanged. Address Box 219, R. R. L-l, Indianapolis, Jrjd.

HOUSEKEEPER, reliable woman, In family; gtod wages; good home to

m r

Spruce st.

small right

FEMALE HELP WANTED. Your Credit is Good I 1 $I1=A WEEK=$11 Pays the Bill

ALL WOOL

SITUATIONS WANTED

Female. COOK, colored, best of reference, place where there Is & second girl. Circle 2651. 216 Puryear st .

HOUSEKEEPER, ployed farjiily. Phone 6 p. m.

aged; small, emWoodruff 237 after

HOUSEKEEPER for widower, woman with small childL that wants a good home. Call 654 Chase, aften 5:30.

Jewelry and Leather Goods

SERGE d SUITS j

$10 1

In all »ize* and In /l

eason's

ityb

COMPANION or nurse; no objection to traveling; Christian Science student Address Box 260, News. •

CHAMBER maid or telephone girl, by neat colored girl. Phone 6812-Y.

CURTAINS LAUNDERED. 25c. Work guaranteed. MRS. GLEANER. Woodruff 3419,

CURTAINS LAUNDERED, 25c pair. Work guaranteed. MRS, LE FIBBER, Woodruff 3596.

DRESSMAKER, will sew In families, experienced In high-class dressmaking. 2657-L

DAY WORK or cooking. 1405 N. West. DAY WORK for Wednesday and Thursday;

laundry or house cleaning. 4324-R.

FAMILY washings, bring home; also Isce curtains. Woodruff 956, 7096-R.

the

best style*

saleswoman wanted; must be thoroughly ex- i perienced In this line of merchandise. Apply i at once. H. P. WASSON & CO. | j

LADY of fair education and pleas! to work In child's welfare lines; salary

a day; also traveling position at $50 month, and all expenses. Give addresses. Address

Box 2970. News.

<ing address salary $1.50

LADY for general Pennsylvania.

work in studio. /Etna Trust bldg.

23 N.

LAUNDRESS, experienced. 424 E. Ohio.

LADY SOLICITORS, steady employment; big money. Apply ladies’ parlor. Linden hotel, from 9 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 4:30 p. m., Wednesday. Must furnish references. Ask for MABEL C. HOPKINS.

LAUNDRESS: at 1035 N. Pennsylvania, erences required.

Ref-

MAID; white; good reference; well experienced. Call afternoons. 1702 N. Illinois.

I GENERAL office work, ington 331.

by girl, $4 week. Irv-

1 GENERAL housework, by colored girl. Call ' New 22XS-Y. _

COATS at $<5.9S'Up In all the new materials and fashions. See our full line of dresses, skirts, furs, and millinery.

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GIRL for second work; Catholic; wages $5 per week. 126 W. Georgia. GENERAL housework, by colored woman. Call New phone 8555-R.

HOUSEWORK, middle-aged, white woman; laundry work. Address Box 104, News.

MAIDS, two experienced. GRAND HOTEL,

MAID for general housework; small family; no laundry. Apply 2144 N. Meridian, Apart- | ment 6.

NURSE, white, for children, references required, permanent position. New phone, Clifton 185.

OFFICE GIRL In exchange for course in stenography; excellent opportunity. Main 2906. OFFICE GIRL In exchange for complete business course. Call Main 5161.

OFFICE GIRLS, for price work at different points in our branches and to qualify for positions In main oifice. Must be neat, quiet and capable and furnish best references. Three such parties can be used at low starting salaries. Apply to MR. HAYLETT, 717 N. Fulton st.

People’ carries a m plete line of

OFFICE GIRL, in exchange for complete ; course in stenography, $3 per week. Ad- j dress Box 2966. News.

HOUSEKEEPER, for widower; respectable middle-aged white widow want* situation; good references given. 3520 Columbia ave. HOUSEKEEPER for elderly couple or widower. Address Box 2982. News IRONINGS to bring home. Call 5255-Y. LAUNDRY and day work. 1452 Martlndal* ave. Phone 40X8-K. Call 6 p. m. LAUNDRY work by first-class laundress, at home of colored girl. 2941 Yandes it., or

8253-LI

LACE CURTAINS to launder; satisfaction guaranteed; 25c pair. Prospect 2334. LAUNDRY work by day. New phone 4713-K NURSE in conflnemenf cases want* position.

Call Main 6644. NURSE, experienced;

Circle 3519.

physician’s reference.

gf NURSING, by colored practical nurse. MAY la I FLEMING, Lebanon, Ind., R. R. 7. Phone : 1 1 SALESWOMAN, experienced, wants good paypf j Ing po-itlon. either outdoor or Indoor work. || j Address Box "981. News. M j SECOND work or cooking, by the week; good

wages. New’ 5160-R.

I

STENOGRAPHER, experienced; not all chine work. Call Main 4997.

good modern home elderly person; ref-

Rates reasonable. Address

PASTRY COOK. Colored woman who has hud some experience as pastry cook. Good opportunity for right woman. Steady work. WHITE'S RESTAURANT. 34 Circle.

SUITS, OVERCOATS AND TROUSERS

Hundreds of patterns to choose from and every one the best possible value.

TRAINED nurse with

will care for Invalid erences exchanged.

Box 2912. News. \VASHING and Ironing to bring home. Wood-

ruff 6153.

WANT to cook. Can give reference. MARY

131 a n tr u 4

BLACK. 626 Roanoke st.

PANTRY girls, room and board. Inquire chef,

CLAYPOOL HOTEL.

Jgr:

three years' experience in law office. Wanted: Night'office work or girl who can

use typewriter.

Wanted; Situation by the day for competent

woman.

Wanted: Half-day work for young colored ' ROUGH

girl.

Wanted: After school employment for both;

boys and girls, some can work from Ip. m. j SALESLADY, experienced; for gents' furnishand others from 2:30 p. m. l n K department, must have reference. L.

STRAUSS * CO., 33-35-37 W. Washington. '

PROFICIENT knitter to knit sweaters; must be recommended and show samples. Main 1.

experienced; CROWN

dry Listers, experienced;

LAUNDRY CO.. 2901 E. Washingtr

WORK or any kind; coloi-ed men and women. CHRISTIAN GATEWAY ASSOCIATION Main 3964. New 4052-K. WASHINGS to bring home. 1121 Tremont, or

phono 42X41.

WASHINGS to hrlng home. Prospect 2468 ^ MISCELLAN KOUS WANTED.

We Buy Furniture

We pay more than other dealers for fins household goods and office furniture. Sell us

vour orif-ntal rugs, draperies, etc.

USED GOODS STORE Main 2288. New U0-K. ■“WALLPAPER TO CLEAN Paper hanging, inside painting and varnishing. all work guaranteed,. J. KEMP, New phone. 9023: Old. Prospect 878. 1 PAPER HANGING, MAIN 4312

reference, none other need apply.

HOLLWEG CO.

HIBBEN.

iiiiiiaiiiiiiiiBiiiiiisiiiiw^

Mem and Women

Don’t wait until, the season Is over before

getting new clothes. ty of eelling only such tyllsh, will wear well nd back of and guar-

We make a sped clothing that are and that we can

antee.

cl^t , sRl!

Our prices are the lowest In the city. Our easy payment plan makes It conven-

ient for you to buy.

$100 Per Week Pays the BSlfl Goodman's ONE PRICE CREDIT CLOTHIERS. 31 N. Pennsylvania Street

SECOND FLOOR.

p. 1

Wanted: Factory, store and office work for boys ami girls from 14 to IS years. Wanted: Day work for competent, well rec-

ommended woman.

33-35-37 W. Washington.

YOUNG MEN; -two, neat appearing, for new music selling proposition. A money maker. Address Box 2954, News.

, SERVANT, competent, either man or woman, for cooking and general housework In family 1 of one. no laundry, good wages, references. Address Box 2959, Ne'

FEMALE HELP WANTED. CHAMBERMAHSr^vhUeT^TEft N. Illinois st.

CHAMBER maids. POOL HOTEL.

Apply housekeeper, CLAY’-

COLORED girl, general housework,

mia, side

Pennsylvar

door.

COOK. At once. 20 W. Ohio st.

COOK, experienced, white, reference required. North 4180.

COOK; first class, white, $7; . with bath, no laundry, city re phone 6441. 1939 N. Meridian.

separate room ferences. New

COLORED girl for cooking and general housework. COLORED Y. W. C. A.

bafieswomeirn Ex= perleeced for Vic= trolls Store. Address Box 2945

News.

TEACHER in Institution; m

list be good dis-

ciplinatlan. Address Box 291

1, News.

DICTA PHONE OPERATOR; MUST BE COMPETENT AND WILLING TO GET OUT GOOD VOLUME OF WORK. PHONE NORTH 6110, EVENINGS, OR SEE MR. FANT, THE KEYLESS LOCK CO.

TOILET GOODS SALESW enced, in local drug stor4

2949, News.

OMEN, e

Address

:per Bo

&

1 Your Credit is Good i $2=A WEEK-SI

Pays the Bill

IllilllllUl* Cash or payments. Latest designs in w*.l pall £ j per; first-class work guaranteed. E. L. PRICE.

SITUATIONS WANTED. Male.

Situations Wanted Ads in The News, One Cent a Word.

■d anc rant manager. Address Box 2986, News.

CHAUFFEUR, not afraid of work; with ten years’ experience. Phone Prospect 2086. DRUGGIST, registered, desh-os permanent position. Can give reference. Address Box 2826, News.

PIANO and trombone students wanted by for’ mer student In Oberlln conservatory. Main 5845. BOARD and kindest care given elderly ladles in modern home, In beautiful little town. MRS. T. K. FLETCHER. Remington. Ind. YELLOW or mixed ear corn and baled straw ! wanted at the UNION STOCK YARDS, Main I 196 or m-K. - TO lit:Y $2;.<> Edison or $225 Bathe with records. Address 801 W. Charles st., Muncie. Ind. ; PIANO wanted for winter; good care assured, responsible putty, no children. Call North | 8534. PAPERING, cleaning, painting, varnishing. | graining, floor refinlshlng. LANULY. Pros-

F1RST and second cooks, man and wife, ex-

perienced. Woodruff 6354.

GENERAL houeework, plain cooking or butler work; neat young colored man. New 6614-Y. GROCERY CLERK, all around, wants posl1 tion, has had about ten years’ experience. ' can give best of references. Prospect 5972.,

pect 5204.

WHY DON’T you sell your furniture to a dealer who realty needs the goods? BROWN, 639 Mass. ave.‘ Main 5094. _ CARPENTERING and repairing, cement plastering and brick work. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call Main 7975.

WOMAN, middle-aged, for wjork in boarding house. 804 W. Washington. I WOMAN, white, for general housework. 6176 College ave. 'Washington 25|il.

IIHIt;

DEMONSTRATORS Ladles of neat appearance, good salary, permanent work. Call after 5 p, m., or mornings. 2059 N. Senate.

; WORK IS WHAT COUNTS. iThafs why our graduates succeed. Attend | SANDERSON’S and get the work habit. OLDEST COMMERCIAL COLLEGE} IN CITY. Twelfth floor Merchants Bank. STENOGRAPHERS WANTED.

fitters, three first class;

rkin

ORNAMENTAL iron

good wages; splendid working conditions, permanent employment. JACKSON IRON AND

BRONZE WORKS. Jackson, Tenn.

PAPER HANGER. TEL.

Apply CLAYPOOL HO-

PHOTO COUPON SALESMEN. Neatly dressed young men; easiest proposition In city: pay every night. NORTHLAND STUDIOS. Occidental bldg.

PORTER In barber shop. 656 S. Delaware.

PIANIST, colored; first-class; out of town man preferred. MRS. ROBT. H. DOUGLASS. 1239 North West. Main 2210.

PAPER HANGER, first class. Apply 727 s! Capitol ave. Ask for ADLER.

CARPENTERS. North 6487 after

1920 N Meridian «. Call 6 p, ro O L. WEBB.

MASONIC—North Park lodge No. V. M. Colled mee" % toi 1 o’clock Wednea-

646. F. and

Noven *r 32, at Masonic hall.

Clifton st*. Work In M. brother* are welcome

JOHM K. CUU.nM. > £S«^3 TNE - W ' “•

wSk"in' ln M ** onlc Tempi*. W. L. OTAW <J^ KIINNAN - “

COATMAKER. Apply

Illinois

ALBERT SACHS.

197 N.

COLORED houseman, experienced; references required 3516 Waahlngton blvd.

CHICKEN PICKERS, at once; lot of work. MAX ATLASS.^Decatur. 111. DRIVERS for coal wagon*. SOUTH SIDE ICE

' Nrt <X>aL CO . IMS S. East *t.

V BOY

with bicycle. 309 N. Ullnota

reference

SANBORN

uc.i.i > v i ELECTRIC CO.,

DELIVERY BOY; reference required. Call after 6 p. tn.. 944 Ma*aachu*ette ave. DRILLER: experienced: steady work. Apply HOME StOVE COMPANY.

i Fines

Men experienced on fine cabinet work, to r#-

doors. Good wager, steady work

—

fit finished

NATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE U. Twenty-second and Monon.

COMPANY.

PLANER HAND, first class. CAPITAL RATTAN CO.. Naomi, near Shelby.

PRINTING solicitor; must Address Box 2972, News.

have experience.

RETAIL CIGAR salesman, experienced, to act as manager of cigar department In local drug store. Address Box 2965, News.

REPAIR MAN; EXPERI-' ENCED IN REPAIRING SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. RHODES-BURFORD F U R N I-

TURE CO.

iiiiiiiiinffliM WHAT DO YOU SUPPOSE J there is about our place that makes men enroll with H us? It's this— nothing ! more: WE'VE GOT THE | GOODS; we can teach you more about every phase of f| the automobile game, from If repairing to selling, in eight weeks than you can get any g place else in the state in Iff !| eight MONTHS—and then | Jg some. . Six weeks ago, we 5 j had six students; we now ft j have ninety-two. Doesn’t g i |§ that prove we’ve got some- f| thing ? Hop a car and come B out and see it. INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR |

SCHOOL

1419-1421 Southeastern

Avenue.

Open Monday, Wednesday u and Friday evenings. Special $10.00 saving if you g enroll before December 1.

FLAT WORK marker and assnrter, first class. MODEL LAUNDRY, 614 E. Ohio.

BUSINESS MEN, when in ne<4d of office help, can be supplied quickly by calling Main 5675, or New 1181, and ask fqr Miss Stanley. We can furnish you a good beginner or one

with experience. The school 1# the CENTRAL! OFFICE or clerical work by ex-teacher. Ad

BUSINESS COLLEGE.

and

Fred W. Case, principal. Chjarles C. Cring,

president. School In session day and night.

Alabama

CWi i 4

id Ohio.

ATTEND SANDERSON’S

aftd be well

pared. Beginners recently _! placed;

GIRLS FOR GENERAL WORK - IN CANDY FACTORY; EX-

PERIENCE UNNECESSARY. OLDEST c0MMER CIAL COLLEGE IN CITY. APPLY AT ONCE, GEIGER’S Twelfth floor Merchants Bank

BAKERY, 231 MASS.

pre-

t i ptaveu. Anna

- DeCamp, Violet Matthews, Helen Mewhilley,

TTNnVirrF"^ AUY Bertha Hoereth. Edith Glazier, Mary Segal. Ui.>i X . nr.nw.ST COMMERCIAL COLLEGE IN CITY

HEAD CLERK or manager,

grocery. Phone Irvington 1551

houseman: butler, utility,

young man; teference*.

News.

ALL KINDS painting, varnishing. floor*

in first-class ; painted and grained. TEDROWE. Proepect

1939.

your engraving and electrotyping. INDIANA ELECTROTYPING COMPANY. 23 W MARYLAND ST.

by Japanese

Address Box 2887,

JANITOR or chauffeur, married young man, seven years' experience. New phone 2356. JANITOR or porter work by a reliable honest colored man; no had habits; can give best of reference. Call evenings after 6

oSciock. Washington 1446.

PAPER HANGING, painting, varnishing and floors reflnlshed at once and guaranteed; prices reasonable. Belmont 2990. WILL PAY the highest price for all kind* household goods tn private home or fiat. Main 2845, New 1605.

OFFICE WORK: elderly German man wants i position; references given. CARL THIE.M, | *51 Blake.

dress Box 109, News.

PRINTER—All-round, Job or ad. Address Box ?841, News. . POSITION on farm or dairy, by married man; e\}>erlenced. ART WREN, care Harve Wren,

1743 Kelly at., city.

SALESMAN, experienced; for genta’ furnishing department; must have reference. L. STRAUSS A CO.. 33-35-37 W Washington.

SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; must have good references. Apply L. STRAUSS &

S3 and 37 W. Washington.

SPECIALTY' salesman wanted; opportunity to moke good money; high das* proposition Ask for MR. COX, Denison hotel, between 4 and S b. m. today. SHOEMAKER. G4X>d7~AT ONCE. 13 NT MERIDIAN ST.

GIRL to darn socks on power machine GRAND LAUNDRY. 109 W. Tenth at. GIRL, experienced, for general housework: no washing. Washington _626.

GIRL, white; for general housework; no laun-

dry; good wages. 42S N, East.'

GIRL, white, for general housework; family of three. Call Washington SIS.

GIRL, experl no laundry' I

ond st.

rlenced white;

good home.

gene 311 1

IF YOU want a shorthand course quick, with ell lost motion eliminated, attend the INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE, third floor, Hume-Mansur bldg. Typewriter* free and position when ready. Ask for Miss Smith, prin-

cipal.

SHIPPING and receiving clerk; experienced; can give good references. Address Box 2962,

N*' 1

TRUCK DRIVER, experienced. Phone North 8655.

NIGHT SCHOOL Complete course of hair dressing and manicuring; terms reasonable. 19^ N. Meridian st., Room 8.

E. Twenty-sec-

GIRL. good, white, for genera! housework, two In family. 3358 Ruckle, Washington 2153.

GIRL for general house cook, no laundry, reference required. Call 3068 N. Fall Creek blvd.

GIRL who has had experience in folding literature. 912 Majestic < G&a' bldg.

DO YOU want to earn from $100 to $150 per month; outside of IndianapolisT If you are 1 at least twenty-five, foot loose, have a good education, together with energy, ambition and aggressiveness, yon can do this and at the same time learn a new business, offering a chance for rapid advancement. Address Box

2999. News.

GIRL, responsible white, over twenty-four, for second work and help with two little children. North 6699. 2135 N. Alabama at. GIRL, white, for housework and help care for baby, apartment. North 9316

GENERAL girl. $6. nois.

Small family. 444 X. Ilil-

A “WANT AD”'in The News will reach 90 per cent, of the newspaper readers of Indianapolio.

GIRL; experienced, white, with reference: good wages: general housework. 628 S. Illinois. Call mornings or evenings. EI^ JW ANTED7 ~ GrRLr'whiteT'for general housework'T'one who can cook. 1201 N. Alabama. New 315u. Old,

Main 2857.

G IRLi—INDIAN AFOLI5 CAN DRY CU.

FEATHERS bought, sold, renovated; mattresses and pillow* made to order. E. F. BURKLE, 418 Massachusetts ave. Phones: Main 1423. New 1575.

PIANO TUNING. $1 50; ence; references. North 85

twenty years’ experl-

12.

MRS. PLUMMER, electrolycist. will be located at 304 Newton Claypool after October 1. WAIST finisher; dressmaking shop. 933 Parke avenue.

WAITERS, experienced; steady work; salary, 66 per week. Main 5397.

WRAPPER, experienced. PAUL KRAU88 LAUNDRY, comer Market and East

forty, with good educational qualifications experiences. Taut, initiative, energy and aggressiveness are essentials in this opportun-

an.1

ity that offers unexcelled financial returns and rapid promotion. Address Box 3000, New*.

Y'OUNG lady of good appearance; one acquainted with offlee work preferred. Call RIDER. Severln hotel, between 6 and 8 p. m.

A "WANT AD” in The News will reach 90 per cent, of the newspaper readers of Indlanai polio. .

TENANT on tarm with a good man that has a good farm, good equipments that will allow tenant liberal trimmings with low wages. For wife and self. Address Box 2974, News.

GLAZING, painting and hardwood floor* refinished: work guaranteed Prospect 4833. CURTAINS to launder. MRS LUTZ. Proepect 895. New 25X8.

WANTED-Renter for apartment, to attend furnace for part of rent. North^ 9471.

eld.

WANTED—Home

Pronpect 5572.

for boy, seven year*

PAPER HANGING. Call Woodruff 1069.

Wail paper at whoiesal*.

Phon*

BOTH chair* and benche* for church. New Auguata 1522. PAPER hanging, price* reasonable. Woodruff

6071. 1 '

THE ARB ADR STORE buy# all kind* of ueed furniture. Cell Main 3696. lily MAN to do Job work. Woodruff 5221.

WINDOW TRIMMER and card writer wants position in drug store or department store. ELLSWORTH DAVIDSON, 629 Congress ave WANTED by an expert accountant and auditor to keep small sets of books; financial statements. new systems installed. Address Box 2995, News.

YOUR small Jobs of carpenter work and shingllng. Woodmff 2820.

SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.

Situations Wanted Ads in The News, One Cent a W’ord.

BOOKKEEPER, experienced In general office work and as cashier; want to connect with reliable firm where efficiency ie appreciated. References first class. Call evenings. Circle 491, or address Box 29%. News.

CLEANING or ironing three days’ work, Thursday. Friday. Saturday. 4832-K.^ CLEANING or washing, by day. Circle 3319.

Address

;peri€ Box

2953, News.

COLORED girl, half day work. 4395-Y,

New phone

WANTED—To rent "barn. Circle 2573, WANTED four bicycle tire*. Cali New 15X4-K.

DAVE NO b«L Circle 3462.

I <i kt _ 37:1 N. Meridian et. Call Main 8m._, ~ STORAGE AND TRANSFER. '''rMEKicAK'SfoRAgg'eor’ STORAGE. RACKING. HAULING. SHIPPING Price* reasonable; eaUafactlon guaranteed. All gooda stored In galvanlaed lined room#, eeparate covered and locked, free from du*t end dirt. Rug* cleaned free before stored . Investigate. . ' _ Main 7106. 336-333 E. Market. New 1»Z

SHANK

SUPERIOR SERVICE BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE, TRANSFER, PACKING AND SHIPPING. 227 N. New Jereey st. * Both phone* 3023.

PACKING. SHIPPING AND HAULING.

Satisfaction guaranteed.

STORE IN GALV. STEEL APARTMENTS. Inveettgat*. We are reliable. SANITARY STORAGE 00. 450 E. Wash. st. Main 5072. Rea. Belmont 1031. BIG FOUR TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.. Prospect 1128. CHAS. B EH RENT.

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