Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1917 — Page 14

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1917.

DIED.

"CHAPMAJf—Putton Chapman, balovcd hi

ie fttrn

Sunday. A;.ri! 1 ..

»pm

and of llaada Chapman, dt. i at the 1

Midence, 2101 8hriver ave..

•17. at 3 a. m.. afe twenty-one year* Mineral from the residence, Tueatiay, Apri 7, at 2:30 p. m. Burial Crown Hill cemetery DOODV—Mra. Haitinah Doody. beloved wife

William Doody, ISr.. died Sunday mornln*:,

* ree yea

neral wilt take place at the family reai-

prll la. IM7. a*e Hfiy-thr

place at pa

ny st., followed

Pence. 401 N. Denn

at 3:30 a. m

requiem high

st,, Wednesday. April

mi* , : t3y

•t St. Philip of Nerl Church at

tn. Auto conveyance. Friend* Invited. FORKB^TER-tadward A, Forreeter. of

be lata Richard Forrester, I

>0H

Rurial Holy Crosa

HA UGH—-Franklin Hauffh. beloved hushand

JPBMMAr.B :( Augusta, Ind

Mary Hat

•i ester, son

died »» hail

Jttauw, Colo., April 3ft. 1917, Funeral from ia atsteFa iiome. Mm. Catherine Shaw. l?-> Tenth. Tueeday, #36. Services at HtJ

ohn’a church, 10 a. m.

ataty.

GAWS- l*r John Gass, of New Auri«ta.| died Saturday evening. April H. 191c ral notice later.

u»l|a

died at th« fomlly resldfric Sunday, April 15. 1917^ at

a. m., age elghty-flve years Funeral at Christian church, Tueaday, April It, ah a. m. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. HART?—Philip Hart died Saturday even-1 ir*. April 14, 1917. 11.30 o'clock, at his niece's residence, 125ft Ha ugh at. Funeral will be held Tuesday morning, April 17, 1917. *145, at T. E. Callahan A Son's funeral home. :4 K. Washington, and at Holy Cross urch, 9 a. m. Intarment at Holy Cross

Cemetery. Auto service. The deceased wa.

a member of the Holy Name Society of tiw Hcjy Cross church. Members of the society will meet at the Holy Crosa assembly hall

Ight

. . . . residence, 1057 S. Germania ave, P^meral Tuesday. April 17, 2:30 p. m . from residence. Burial Crown Hilt cemetery. Friends InHART—Philip Hart, *2 R Swte st., died Saturday, April 14. Funeral at. Holy Cross church, t a. m., Tuesday JATNBS—Leona Jaynes, beloved wife of Fred Jaynes and daughter of Mr and Mrs Qaorge P. Rose, April IS, at 3:40 p. m., aged sixteen years six months. Funeral at the retldence of her parents, 1651 Martlndale •ve., Wedneadav at 2 p. nt. Friends in-

qltad.

KELLT-Jamcs U Kelly, son of Mary Kelly, at tha city hospital Sdnday, April 15, j|t II p. m. Funeral from the undertaking rooms of John F. Reynolds, Wednesday. April JJt, at 1:45 a. m.; 8t, John's church at

pfpPipii,

' RAM MAN—George Kamman passed away April 14. Funeral at Blanchard, Moora &, Hfnshaw's undertaking parlors, 745 Massahuaetts ave.. Tuesday, April 17, at 2 p. m.

chuaetts ave.. Tuesday, April 17, at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crow n Hill, BrightIHHiaMfiiiittMMB

KlRAZlANyRra. Nar.lki Kirazlan. age six-ty-four, passed away Sunday affternoon at her son’s home, 440 W. Twenty-sixth st. Ssrvlcas at tha Flanner A Buchanan chapel, Tueaday, 10 a.' m. Private. Friends may call at the chapel Monday affternoon and even-

ing.

•MILLER—Charles F. Miller, beloved husband of Marla L. Miller. <yed April 15, 1917, at 0 a. m., age thirty-eight years. Funeral Tuesday, April 17, 1:45 p. ni., at his resl- . dence. 207 Kansas st., and at 2:30 p. m., at St. Paul’# Evangelical Lutheran church. Friends invited. Burial at Crown Hill, Mo-

tor.

TtTTBWILER—H. W. Tutewdler died Saturday. April 14. Public funeral services st Roberts Park church, Tuesday, April 17. 10

«g. m. Burial private.

WINKLER—George M. W'inkler. beloved ‘husband of Fannie Wlnklgr, Monday. April '*t. 0:40 a. m., age alxty-three years, b'u"ftcral Wednesday, April 10, 2 p. m.. from late lesidence, 105 N. Belmont ave. Friends In-

vited. Burial Crown Hill.

WHITE-Mariah Jane White, beloved wife or Chadwick White, 1^ miles north of Reedvllle, passed away Sunday morning, age six-ty-two years one month fifteen days.

neral Tuesday, 1:15 p. tn.,

at Little

Fu

at residence. 1:30

p m.. at Little Sugar Creek church. In'fcrment Pifrk efttretery. Greenflold. Ind. Mofor <mnveyance. Burial in charge of Max

Herrllck A Son.

WRIGHT—Mrs. Amanda Wilson Wright, wife of the late Arthur I* Wright and dsughter of the lata Rev. and Mra. WHIlam Wilson, all formerly of -Indianapolis, died Saturday, April 14. at noon. Funeral from family restdenra at Ijoa Angeles, Cat.

Card of Thanks.

We wleh to thank our friends, neighbors, manager and wife and employes of the Century Biscuit Co. and the Cradle Roll of the . IJnlted Brethren church for the sympathy and beautiful floral offerings; also Rev. Hawley and alngers, and undertaker, H. W. Buchanan, at the death of our beloved daughter, Margaret Luelle Will lams. MOTHER, FATHER, GRANDMOTHER. BROTH-

ER AND SISTER.

Card of Thanks. We wleh to express our sincere thanks and 'appreciation to ouf friends and relatives for fhe many acts of kindness shown during the Tllness and death of our beloved nephew and brother. Ralph Lloyd McNamee; also for the many beautiful floral offering*. FRANK O. AUSTILL AND FAMILY. FRED F McNAMEK, FRANK P. McNAMEK, 51 HR

FRANK ADAM.S

li Loving Remembrance of Ruth Frltx, who passed away two years

ago today.

Two years ago today God sent an angel from

above.

To visit this earthly garden and pluck a flower to love. This flower waa Just unfolding, sent out Us fragrance fair, ■ But God wanted tb see It blossom In 1114 heavenly garden there. So He took our little rosebud, far above this world of strife. Leaving us so sad and lonely mourning for her little life. Rome day, It may be hear or distant, We shall see a vision ctesr. .The sorrows our loved one may have suffered IT she had remained with us here. MOTHER AND FATHER

SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. MASONIC—Called meeting Tndianapolts lodge No. Ml F. and A. Jf., Monday evening. April IS, at 7 o'clock. Work In Fellow Craft

degree. Visiters welcome. CLAUD* EARLES. W. M.

CHARLES A. BEARD. Secretary. MASONIC—Veritas lodge No. 60*. F. and A M., called meeting Tuesday evening. April 17. at 6:30 o'clock, for work in Master Mason degree. Visiting brethren welcome.

f CHARLES A. DOLBY. W. E. A. I.EFTW1CH. Secretary

M A SO N117— Logs rt lodge No. 575. V. and A. M. Called meeting Tueeday. April 17. 3917. at 7 o'clock, at halt, in Masonic temple. Work Fellow Craft degree. Visiting brethren welcome BERT S. GADD, W M. WM. D. WMQDS. Scrretary,

MAHO.MC- Raper Cornmandery No. 1. Knights Templar. Stated conclave Tuesday, April 17, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. HARRY L MORRISON. Em. Com. HOWARD KIMBALL, Recorder.

LOST AND FOUND.

sYob^N^flajTwtdi^a^

16*21, 1917; car No 107366, touring-m6. paint-

ed black; rear slda curtains on: one Goodyear, one Capitol and two Delaware tires, well worn; right rear fender bent; motor meter on radiator cap: oval window in back. Reward. W. E. BARTON, 504 Indiana Trust

bldg. Main *044. Automatic 21-677.

LOST-A black pocketbook, between Huron

stop and Avon school building, on Rock-

ville road, containing money, ring and chain. Finder keep money, but return Jewelry to

MPga»SCg» , WB«gM>8«)gg

ALVENA WATT, Danville, ind., R. R A-i. LOST—Pay envelope containing 114, on Washington, between Illinois and Meridian. Kinder please return to LEONA BASHER

M ALE HELP WANTED. DELIVERY AND WRAPPER BOYS, OVER 16 YEARS. APPLY L. STRAUSS & CO. -'V - - -1-1. •- ■■ ' . -■■ ■■, T ■ - - r - I-. . |.| ' ! ■ ■ f DRIVER for one-horse wagon: used at a tin shop; state age, references and wages expweted. Address Box 459. News

BXPERT TOOLMAKER and designer of small machine tools to act as foreman; capable of doing drafting and operating machine tools. Full charge of shop and drafting room; wages 65 cents per hour; state reference and full particulara In flrat letter. Address p Q, Box 263, Bedford. Ind. ELECTRIC vacuum cleaner salesmen and demonstrators; two experienced. Address

Box 375. News

MALE HELP WANTED. TAILOR, every Saturday, to make alterations on trousers. Main 1549. THE PANTS

STORE. 42 W. Ohio.

VARNISH patcher. varnish coaler, filler

polisher; also

furniture work;

COMPANY

CElf!r, i.i-.ifx;, i , t>oys. s’xteen years and older; : kteady jobs. H. LAUTE-R

-yf

VARNTSHERS, wood working machine men; also men and boys, over sixteen, for general factory work, good wages; steady work. Apply in person at Superintendent HOOSIER MFG. CO., Newcastle, Ind. ' WOODWORKING machine man. BALKE A

KRAt'.SS CO.. 427 W. Market.

WANTED—Cleaft cut young man who has had some experience in repairing small electric motor*. This position will pay 64‘> per month and bonus to start with. 303 Merit ta Bi riiHIflHiikBi

_ , thanta Bank t-ldg.

ELECTRIC MOTOR ASSEM-j WALL PAPER CLEANER^. Prospect 2*48, B L E R S. FAT RBANKS-l!^ VNjSCTgT. MORSE ELECTRICAL MFGv .7» T hiffman . CO I WOODWORKING shaper men. also solderers

1 for finishing work on automobile bodies;

ELDERLY MAN for light

manufacturing plant. SHOT WELL PUMP AND TANK CO., 21 N. Alabama, third floor

ider please llkTtton i Telephone

CO; _ *22-21

DEPARTMENT, Central

Co. Reward.

LO.ST—Between Brlghtwood and Indianapolis, long envelope cotitainlhg receipt*. Return to G. F FERRELL 2626 Brlghtwood

ave.

LOST—Small black purse, containing M and small change, also charge check, on Market. Saturday afternoon, or One's grocery.

Woodruff 1286. Reward.

125 REWARD for the arrest and conviction of thief that stole the fatge flag from the porch of FRANK J. HAYES’S residence, at

412 W. Thirtieth.

LOST—Long, narrow silver mesh purse, con-

taining key and handkerchief, in

theater or vicinity

KUHN, secretary Aetna Trust Co

e,

Murat

Return to GEORGE A

. Reward.

LOST—Rug from express parcel delivery wagon. Address 3650 N. Temple. Reward. Main 1439. LOST—March 19, lady’s bar pin, with three diamonds, a gift from dead husband. Liberal reward for return to 522 Fletcher ave. LOST: Opal breastpin, on street. Illinois car

ofr Circle theater.

North 2444.

FJndcs please call phone

LOST—Dark blue chinchilla overcoat on Madison ave. or 8. Meridian. Sunday rnornIng. Washington 2384. Reward.

LOST—Blue Dauner Coal Co

ng *12. Call Main

Idle. Reward.

taint

. envelope, con117 or return to 6f>6

I/)8T—Knight Templar Masonic pin; "John R. Neat” engraved on back. Reward. Flnd-

er please phona North 6610.

LOST-Bunch of key*. Washington.

Return to 25><4 W.

LOST—Black purae containing money and scissors. Reward, Belmont 256<i. LOST: Two bird digs. Reward. Call North 1437. DR. PAGE. a

ERRAND BOY, OVER 16. FRED M. MEIERE CO„ COMMERCIAL P R INTERS, 3RD FLOOR CENTURY

BLDG.

EXPERT automobile repair men, two;: good pay; steady work. AUTO INN CO., Cambridge City, Ind, ERR AND BOY 7"!^ e" So u t h su

work around I experienced. Apply ai once by letter. WELL PUMP ELKHART CARRIAGE AND MOTOR CAR

CO., Elk Kart, Ind. WAITER, experienced, colored. BUSY BEE.' 144 N. Illinois. WALL paper hangers and paster. Circle H9C.

ERRAND BOY over sixteen; steady work; good wages. LEVY, ARNOLD A CO . 625 Century bldg,

FURNITURE PACKERS, EXPERIENCED. APPLY AT ONCE, 105 N. ALABAMA ST.

SALESMEN WANTED. SALESMAN to travel with manager; expenses advanced. Address Box 469, News.

FEMALE HELP WANTED. BUNDLE work asaorter, experienced, derwear. PROGRESS LAUNDRY,

Market.

for unUS E.

BUNDLE WORK marker or assorter, experienced. MERCHANTS LAUNDRY. 32S E.

t ' IVtm * '

St. Joe.

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR; expertanevd bill clerk preferred; good salary'; permanent downtown position. References. Address Box 299. News. CHILDREN'S nurse, whit*. Auto 43-694.

COOK, first-class, and second girl, white; references, separate rooms with bath- Auto.

41-441. 1939 N. Meridian.

COOK and general housework, experienced. Phone 26-226 or Main 4483. CANVASSERS, two women, Al proposition on commission basis; make *4 a day. Inqulre 18 8; State. CHAMBER MAID. BATES HOTEL,

CHAMBERMAIDS, experienced, housekeeper. Claypool Hotel.

Apply

COOK, colored, first class, at once; must have references Apply S174 N. Delaware. Phone Auto 44-530 or North 1808.

WRINGER MAN at once INDIANAPOLIS 1.-A0NDRT. 855 W. Pratt, YOUNG rpan. about twenty-five years old, experienced In collection, correspondence

■ vvh^wvu. ISON HOTEL,

perienc^an'd Teferences^lrf^^rs^letter*'*Ad- <*NDY WRAPPERS, experienced. Woodruff

ress Box 427.

YOUNG man to aesis' !n dining room. J ply UNION STATION RESTAURANT.

YOUNG man for collecting and appraising; good chance for advancement; no experience necessary; state age and reference in answer. Address Box 312, News.

FINISHER, all round. SANDER & RECKER FURNITURE CO.

FRAME MAKER BROAD RIPPLE LUMBER CO. FIRST-CLASS repair man on furniture and stoves. None other need apply. *42 S. Meridian

YOUNG MAN WITH WHEEL, FOR COLLECTIONS. ADDRESS BOX 456, NEWS.

YOUNG MAN to assist In washroom. PAUL KRAUSS LAUNDRY, corner East and Market.

YOUNG MAN for office; must be a good stenographer; salary to commence, *40. Address Box 339, New's.

for meals. HOME

College.

lit table thro' BAKERY, El

Jeventh and

FURNITURE BORING MACHINE HANDS. CAPITAL RATTAN CO., NAOMI, NEAR SHELBY. FIREMAN, two first-class. POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO, FIREMAN. Apply engineer, basement Newton Claypool bldg. GARDENER: a man who understands the raising of vegetables: to work In and take charge of a large private vegetable garden. Good wages to the right man. Garden is tn suburbs of this city. Address with particulars. Box 385, News.

YOUNG MAN. clean; NAGLE'S DAIRY LUNCH, 617 -S^iUnota. YOUNG MAN, eighteen or twenty years old. to operate cutting shears. 27 E. South st.

Entrance on Mechanic st.

CHECKER and wrapper for fiat partment. GRAND LAUNDRY,

work de-

HPHiB- ... . 109

Tenth.

CHAMBERMAID. Inquire linen room DEN-

164". COLORED woman, experienced, housework. 2317 N. New Jersey.

CHAMBERMAID, HOTEL.

experienced.

general GRAND

DINING ROOM girls Massachusetts ave.

SCHIFFMAN, 351 DICTATING MACHINE stenographers, three, for positions In city. One dictating machine stenographer for Liberty. Ind. Call EDISON DICTATING MACHINE CO.. 19 Pembroke Arcade.

FEMALE HELP WANTED. SECOND COOK, experienced. 20 W. Ohio street.

STENOGRAPHER: GOOD SALARY; STEADY POSITION. APPLY 401 SAKS BLDG.

SALESLADY: experienced, for our corset

infants’ wesr departm'ent. THE GRAND LEADER, 33*-340 E. Washington

STENOGRAPHER;

jit.

stale experience

salary; give phone (number.

■470, News.

and

Address Box

TYPEWRITER operator.

Washington st.

BECK, 25* * W.

TAILORESS, experienced'; steady work SCHLOSS BROTHERS CO TYPEWRITER operator to use dictaphone.

Address Box 47.2, News.

WAITRESS, experienced. HANTZI8 BROS. RESTAURANT. 41 S. Capitol a%e. WOMEN to clean offices. 222 Farmers Trust. 150 E Market

cooking tn suburban n, U. 8. EMPLOY-

Federal bldg,

WOMAN, first class, for cc home. Women’s division, MEXT SERVICE. 235 Fed.

WOMAN, White,

ton 1365.

to do washing. Irving-

WOMAN to finish and iron women’s garments; steady position to right party. FRENCH STEAM DYE WORKS, 49 Circle. WOMEN, three, for shop work. ' Apply 119 W. Thirtieth si. WOMAN for general housework and laundress; no cooking; go home nights, 1664 College. Don't phone

DISHWASHER. 117 N. Alabama.

ERRAND GIRL. APPLY 6TH FLOOR, L. S. AYRES & CO. EXPERIENCED girl for second work (white); reference required. 4220 N. Senate ave. Old phone. Washington 1231.

ELEVATOR BOY, Box 458. News.

age eighteen. Address

PORTER TAN.

for barber shop. “HOTEL PURI-

HELPERS for washroom. EXCELSIOR

LAUNDRY, 222 N. Alabama.

DIAMOND ring, Sunday, April *. reward. Cai) Prospect 6487.

Liberal

LODGE FUNERALS.

*1*. A. R.—TUTEW1LER—The comrades of

George H. Thomas will meet at Roberts

park M. K. church, Tuesday, April 17, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m., to attend the funeral of pur late comrade, Henry W. Tutewller. Colli-

des from other posts and members of Hie 'Oman's Relief Corps are invited.

M. D. BUTLER, Commander.

f

ALBERT J, BALL, Adjutant”.

I O. O. F.—HAM MON—All members of Brlghtwood lodge. No. 666. I. O. O. F., are OMnested to meet at the rooms of Blanchard I Moore, Tueaday, 2 p. m.. April 17. to attend the funeral of Brother George H. Hatn-

^Vj^OLDKlDGK, .SecreUnj,

a™ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FLANNER & BUCHANAnT 520 N. ILLINOIS ST. Indiana's complain funeral establishment Our auto sarvica and the telephone put us in close touch with every family within seventyfive miles of Indianapolis. Phones, Main 641. Automatic 22-641, INDIANAPOLIS CR EM A TOUT IN CONNEC-

* SHIRLEY BROS. CO. 3*15 E. Wash. 2108 W. Mich. ttOO N. Illinois. 6506 K. Wash Wa have our own auto and hors* drawn equipment. Both sama price Alao bast and latest equipped ambulances. Both phones.

Wm. E. Krieger 1402 N. Illinois. Phon— 1154 FI’NERAL DIRBCTORS. HENRY W. TUTEWILKR. HARRY D. TUTKW1LER. Main St*. New M-21*.

M. E. HEINER MS N. Pennsylvania Main 1493 Auto. 21-49*.

Geo. Hertmann. Undertaker M 8. Delaware at. Main »U. Auto 27-601

GKORQB 8TIEGMAN CO., funeral parlors, BIT K. Ohio at. Black covered caskets, 22* and up. New 21-16*. Main 2687. Ree. *4*7

CHARLES A. HOCKENSMITH 124 N, Illinois. Tal, Auto. 21-I66. Main 1161 HI8KY A TITUS, 951 E" Delaware at. Automatic 36-564. Main 3<»0 FINN BROS,. l« W. Market Phones Main

■i ai*.

*7-1*1.

_ MALE HELP WANTED^ AUTO TOP BUILDERS GATES MANUFACTURING CO., 835 N. Meriden. r " A GOOD colored porter who can do pressing. MOYER. THE TAILOR, 111 W. Waahiniton st.

ASSISTANT BAKER. Apply Claypool Hotel baker.

BOY, with aome experience, to work In stockroom of auto repair shop. *32 N. Capitol,

BACK hangers, cushion makers and experienced paint and trim shop inspectors. Inter-State Motor Company Muncie, Ind.

BARBER wanted; guarantee; married; union shop. Phone 198. ROBT. R. BECK, Pendleton. Inu. \

BAKER’S HELPER, or young man wanting to learn trade; good wages. 1631 Prospect. BOY for general work and delivery. MAIL

185 N. Alabama.

PRESS. BAKER wages:

BAKERY, Newcastle. Ind.

Experienced; Immediately; good steady employment. RIDGE

BOYS, FACTORY WORK. CAPITAL RATTAN CO., NAOMI, NEAR SHELBY'.

BLACKSMITH, first class, to work on shares.

425 Bird st.

BOOKKEEPER—Man or woman. In a retail lumber yard. Applicant must have experience and apply in own hand writing. Give reference S. P, JENNINGS SONS, Newcastle, Ind _ BARBER, steady; good guarantee. ThirtFfourth and Clifton. BOY In drug store, with bicycle. 962 Ft. Wayia. BOY. fourteen to sixteen years old: one with wheel preferred. Apply INDIANA WALL PAI’ER CO.. 130 E. Maryland st.

BLACKSMITH helper, all-round. 2*11 W.

Tenth.

BOY', bright, snappy, sixteen years old, at once, for office work; must be neat appearing. Apply at 131 8. Meridian. BOY to work tn screen factory. 61* N. Llb-

erty..

BOYS. five, with wheels. RELIABLE MES-

SENGER CO,. 423 W. Court.

BOOKKEEPER, experienced: best reference, accurate, good penman,, office man. open for position Address 665 S. Alabama st. Phon* ••B," Prospect 7263. - - — BARBER, first class Fourth floor Traction terminal; steady position.

BOy, about seventeen years old. to work tn Ilf* shop. HAYWOOD FIRE AND Equipment co.. 530 n. Capital.

BOY wanted, sixteen year*. Apply KIPP

BROS. CO- 39 S Meridian. Ight. to run errands, steady Job. R ENGRAVING CO., 214 N. Dela-

BOY. brt

ZIMME

BARBER: steady. FOWLER’S BARKER SHOP. 207 Massachusetts ave.

BOY to work In grocery wheel. North 64; 41-509.

and deliver on

BOY to work in printing office. 310 Century building. BILL SAWYER, band rip sawyer, cabinet maker, molding sender, belt sander, also man on planer; furniture work; steady jobs. H LAUTKR CO. COAL DRIVERS, experienced, at 1001 Southeastern ave.

CARRIAGE PAINTERS, first-class. Write or apply to O’CONNEL’S CARRIAGE AND

AUTO FACTORY, Terre Haute.

CANVAS MAN for tent show. Main *516 COLORED DRIVERS, two good, for com mission house. Phone Washington 1132 or

217 E Maryland.

COOKH, porters, hotel; colored. white. CMFT’S AGENCY. Baldwin block.

CABINET MAKERS FOUR—GOOD One for repair work. Apply THE UDELL WORKS. __ . CARPENTERS, ten. with tools. 932 E.

Washington.

CABINET MAKER, experienced, at K LINGSTEIN FURNITURE CO., 218 N. Delaware.

UNDERTAKERS.

M*8."T.' , M&plUB.' 2266 italion sl Phones: » New 7X-7-K. Wood. Kftt Prlvaia ambulance

JOHN F. REYNOLDS,

HI W. Maryland

FUNERAL LIVERY.

e Mmouatnee for funerals, wedding*, etc. BECK’S AUTO LIVERY Auto, phona 21-26*. Main 59.

!, !*

BRANDTS LIVERY.

Funeral carriages, tl to south yard

yards, *4 to

FLORISTS. HILL FLORAL CO. a Funeral flowers at moat reasonable price*. MAIN 5120. AUTO. 23-«S>. N- PENNSYLVANIA ST

SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. J4 A .SON I O^apYtsd'' oTTy Lodge No. 312. K and A. Masons. Called meeting Tuesday evening. April IT, at 7:36 o'clock. In Maeoute temple- Work in Fellow Craft degree. Visiting brethren welcome. C, C. BRAUTIGAM. W. M ALBERT SMITH, Secretary.

CLERKS, two, for paint store; only | with experience need apply. Statt lary expected and give reference.

^■pinan

State age. sal-

Box 454. News

age. sal Add res

CABINET MAKERS AND CARPENTERS FOR INSIDE WORK; STEADY POSITION. PREMIER MOTOR CORPORATION.

COUNTERMAN, experienced, good wages. US K. New York,

CPATMAKER, first-class; l* W. Market. CARPENTERS, two, good, nonunion. Phone Woodruff 422$, call between 5 and 8 tonight. CARPENTERS. Call at I«4 W. Thirty' fifth, this evening.

COLORED porter to do pressing. UNION

TAILOR, 114 W. Washington

COLLECTOR for credit clothing store; ex

ABKIN A MA

peri*

RINK.

rienced man preferred 127 W. Washington.

CRATERS. TAN CO. SHELBY.

CAPITAL RATNAOMI, NEAR

CARPENTERS wanted. New phone 41-596.

COLORED HOUSEMAN. Apply housekeeper.

HOTEL ENGLISH.

COAL UNLOADERS; good place to unload. ALDAG COAL CO„ Belt and E. Washlng-

ton. DRAFTSMAN, with some, outside experience building and engineering work; state Mtiary and experience. Address Box 471, News.

DRUG CLERK, regittarad. 732 a Meridian.

JOB press feeder*. 610 Century bldg LINEMEN and linemen's helnera. Address G. H. KKL8AY. superintendent of power Union Traction Company of Indiana, Anderson, Ind.. or call Indianapolis office. .

LABORERS

THE UDELL WORKS. LABORERS Brlghtwood ave. and Thirtieth st. Take Brightwood car to end of line.

HOOTON & SON.

FILING ( CLERK; state experience, salary wanted and phone number. Address Box 467, News.

$10 and $15 SUITS for SPRING

LABORERS FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK, 30 CENTS PER HOUR. PREST-O-LITE CO., SPEEDWAY.

MEN AND BOYS, not under sixteen year* of age. Take Prospect car going east. S. Keystone ave. and Belt rftllroad. FAIRMOUNT GLASS WORKS.

MAN to set fence posts, 32. 234 E. New York. MEN wanted immediately to learn molding,

g and

32.25

Apply NATIONAL

Attica. Ind.

coremaking and other trades in dry; wages 32,25 and up;^raptd

midi

steel founadvancement.

COUPLER CO.,

MAN to drive team; steady work. WARD GRAVEL CO. MAIL BOY. for large manufacturing company: gobd opportunity for right boy. Answer in own handwriting, stating age. references and salary expected. Address Box 449. News.

MUSICIANS; barytone, -alto, clarinet, trombone. tenor drum, for carnival band. New phone 61-067. Ask for CAVA NALL. all way pound; bring refer-

NATIONAL HIGH-

MECHANICS; all way

ence. Apply manager.

WAY GARAGE. MAN to sell guaranteed tires; start fn big business with 350; rebuilt tires sell on sight; lowest price tire on the market. YVe give you exclusive agency In your town. See samples and AIR. BARTLETT, Royal hotel.

Tuesday, April 17.

MAN for grocery work, with reference.

S. Audubon. Irvington 667.

202

MAN with experience as factory stock chaser. Must be high class. Address Box

465. News.

HOLDERS; first-class. Address P. O. Box 2, Lafayette. Ind.

MOLDERS, experienced floor molders, graj’i

Iron work. Apply Foundry Department,

STUCK IRON AND FOUNDRY CO., Four-

teenth and Branch, St. Louis, Mo.

MACHINISTS, LATHE SCREW MACHINE PLANER AND DRILL PRESS HANDS FOR NIGHT WORK. NORDYKE & HARMON CO.

MEN. experienced, sticker machines.

for belt sanders and 1944 Spann ave.

MAN to work around sand boat. WARD

GRAVEL CO.

MAN for lumber yard. Cali 820 E. Market. MAN to take over an up-to-date Hotel Dining Room in this city, FREE RENT and equipment. Fine chance for good man. MANAGER HOTBL BARTON. Delaware and Michigan sts. MAN for housework; good! cook; good wages.

Phone Woodruff 1003.

MAN, experienced oi LAUNDRY. 109 W.

extractors. GRAND

Tenth.

NIGHT DISHWASHER, COLORED. APPLY AT ONCE. GEIGER’S, KAHN BLDG.

OFFICE BOY, 402 W. Pratt.

Your inspection of the new spring- fashions is invited. The newest and the niftiest k 1 o t h es for young men and men /Who want to look young, are at King’s. At 310 and $15 King klothes are the best values in the lantltheywear—they have style. Ask any onethey’re the klothes 1 for you—t o m o rrow at King’s.

GIRL, white; genera) housework; references

required. North US.

GOOD HOME In exchange for care of child, >e years, while mother Is employed. Ad-

Box 265, News.

GIRL for general housework. North 3856.

GIRL, to wait table through slipper for meals. HOME BAKERY. Eleventh and

Ccliegc.

GIRL with some experience in bundle work. assorting and wrapping. PAUL KRAUSS LAUNDRY, corner East and klarket.

GIRL or woman, whit*, general housework. Irvington 1714.

c^OCfe fmm .I-, p.,,,...*.-—* p .r—i QM1B01I SI—A'Week—$1

GIRL, bright, for answering phone calls; 36 per week. THE ROYAL LAUNDRY, 601 N. GIRL, white, for general housework; good home for right party, 2440 N. Meridian.

KLOTHES SHOP 310 C. WASHINGTON 3T.

GO TO WORK FOR YOUR COUNTRY JOIN THE U. S. NAVY NOW Recruiting Office; 12 W. Ohio St.

ORDER CLERK, one with sotoe experience - Sn printing, advertising or engraving; permanent: chance for advancement; state experience, reference, salary wanted ami phone

number. Address Box 466. News.

PHOTO COUPON SALESMEN.

Neatly dressed young men; easiest proposition in city; pay every night. NORTHLAND

STUDIOS. Occidental bldg

POSITIONS open: chef, second: fry cooks, lobby porter*, bell boys, assistant steward, storeroom helpers, counter man, dish wash- . kitchen helpers, bus boys, white, colored, city. out. Best wages paid. WOR-

RALL’S AGENCY. When bldg.

PAINTERS, two. Bellefontalne.

Call after 6 p. m. at 1204

PORTER, COLORED, AGE 18 TO 20. APPLY GEIGER’S,

231 MASS. AVE.

PAPER CLEANERS. white. MABEY CLEANING CO.. 968 Ft. Wayne ave. • PAPER HANGER, first class, steady em-

ployment.

villa, . Ind.

PASTERlor - paper hanger. 1*32 Woodlawn avenue. TORAGE BATTERY repair man? experienced; starting and lighting. baUery. work; :at« experience and salary expected. Ad-

dress Box 431. News.

office; MEN We have the following positions open. If you can qualify, call for an Interview. Costs nothing to talk it over. Bookkeeper 7 315 00 Longhand bill clerk 1.... 15 00 Timekeeper 15 00 Bookkeeper 18 00 Clerk ... 12 00 Bill clerk (typewriter) 12 00 Boys A 7 00 BROWN OFFICE EFFICIENCY BUREAU, 210 Hume-Mansur bldg. WE WANT anywhere from eight to twelve boys and young men for special directory work, principally in Indianapolis, certain hours while balance of time spent on the business course. Here is presented the best opportunity for ambitious boys and young men w-ho want a business course and are short of funds. If you don't have a good Job. see us at one#. Better call, not phone. Fred W. Case. Prin. CENTRAL BUSINESS COL1.F/4E Holliday bldg

$10.00 REWARD

for a watch that we can hot make run.

WEST, THE JEWELER ii2 Indiana ave.; Plaxa Hotel bldg.

— . ...i... i ■...■.I—.—.- — A YOUNG man stenographer; salary $16; no

pr

[q)[]

lj]L

Ml

WAITRESSES OR COUNTER GIRLS, EXPERIENCED; $7 A WEEK AND BOARD STEADY POSITION. WHITE’S RESTAURANT, 34 CIRCLE. WAITRESS, experienced, at one*. 424 E. Washington. Main 3917. WAITRESSES and woman for kitcher FROHMAN RESTAURANT. 244 S. Mertd ian st.

Situations Wanted Ads in The News, One Cent a Word

LACE CURTAINS laundered. 20c pair. Pros-

pect 2565.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

LUMBER yard man, experienced.

Box 429. News.

Address

MAN, .experienced tn traffic and shipping.

Address Box 2S4. New*.

MIDDLE-AGED MAN, clean, great energy. ambition, honor. Integrity, general commercial experience, retail, wholesale, road, office, thoroughly responsible, executive ability as manager A strength to you If such qualifications are appreciated. Employed but own. Address Box m, News.. w NIGHT WATCHMAN wants position; sober. honest and hate had several years' experience. Address Box 438. News

OFFICE MAN; high-class. Addrees Box 420,

News

PROMOTION. MANAGER of wide sales experience desires connection with manufacturing concern; will guarantee results. Address Box 547. News. 1 PRIVATE family work by experienced colored man and wife can give good references. Telephone New 77-237. Washington 644. RETAIL ULOTHINO SALESMAN wUts steady poaitloit: ten years* experience; sober; married. I^ock Box 37, Vernon. Ind. STEADY place in garden njyd lawn work;

good references. Auto. 23-f92.

STATIONARY engineer wants position

teen years' experience; best

North 1106.

; flf-

reference.

YOUNG MAN. twenty-seven, five years’ experience In general merchandise, knowledge

WOMAN, good; stay nights: general houae-

work. North 4290.

WANTED Hotblast Stoves Gas Ranges and Coal Oil Stoves Cannon stove*.' We will pay you more than other dealers. Don't sell until you see GLAZER Main l:»4. Automatic Office Furniture Wanted Also showcases, coffee urn.*, electric coffee rr.ndera or any modern store equipment. He pay more than other dealers. I SEP GOODS STORK. Main g»8. Auto. a$-gt* NEW YORK PAINTING COMPANY want. first class work, inside or out; fine wall hanging, ealeimlning, hardwood floors fern v*d and s.it.- All work guaramood Phone Prospect 6580 Paper Hanging. North 5959 Cleaning, hardwood floor* reflnlahed; quick service; samples furnished. Guaranteed. Feltx. WE PAY the best prices for good mahogany TREE trimming and spraying: Gall Woodruff 573.

PAPER H ANG1 NG; first det# work guaian teed. GRUBBS. Cali Prospect 6236

PAPER CLEANING.

Prospect SIS

BUILDING and vepelrl

Work guaranteed.

ass “ a.'Ta-is - PAPER HAXOIKS. twJTSnil. St K.n tucky ava. WANT good coal Tange. Circle 1736.

WjDMAN, middip-aged, for housework: In family; good home for right party. dress Box 430, News.

dishwasher, experienced, ton st.

612 E. Washing

YOUNG girl to assist with general house-

work; home nights. 41-639.

piMiiim

is GOOD /

PAVS BiLt-

SPRANG STYLES

BETWEEN THE AGES OF IS AND 26 FOR WORK IN THE MANUFACTURING DIVISION. GOOD WAGES, ATTRACTIVE HOURS. PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT. ELI LILLY & CO. 706 S. Alabama st.

GOOD blacksmith helper. 202 Kentucky ave. GIRLS, eighteen to thirty years of age; permanent employment. Apply at 8 a. m. DIAMOND CHAIN AND MFG. CO.. 241 W.

Georgia st.

GIRL OR WOMAN, white; general housework. 2951 Broadway. North 7454. GIRL OR WOMAN, experienced, to answer te 1 ephonea and do writing. 1118 S. Capitol. GIRLS, eighteen to thirty years of age; power machine operators; bicycle assembly department; permanent employment. Apply at 8 a. m. DIAMOND CHAIN AND MFG.

CO., 241 W. Georgia st.

GENERAL kitchen girls. Apply CLAYPOOL HOTEL,. Court street entrance.

GIRLS, eighteen to thirty years of age;

permanent employment at annex Industrial

CHAl

Georgia st.

bldg., Tenth and Canal sts. Apply 8 DIAMOND CHAIN AND MFG. CO., 241 W.

GIRL, at once, to fill seed packets. O. K.

SEED STORE, 227 \Y. Washington.

STORE, 227 W. Washington, GIRLS with clerical experience; capable of

open

354. N

rating adding machines.

>wa.

Address Box

GIRL, while, for general housework: good wages. 4156 Washington hlvd. New 77-714, GIRL for general housework: German; small family; small flat; good wages. Apply 402 Saks bldg.

none Washlng-

HELP, white; references,

ton 1539.

HOTEL restauram help; all departments.

CLIFT'S AGENCY'. Baldwin block.

HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, for young widower; no objection to one child; references required. Address Box 439. News. LAUNDRESS, •utperlenced, references, 1820

N. Delaware.

MAID for children; good home and wages. North 3021.

MACHINE GIRLS ON CAPS Steady work and good pay. 625 Century

bldg. LEVY. ARNOLD & CO.

MIDDLE-AGED or elderly lady to do light housework and care for two children; more for home than wages. Call Irvington 195!)

NURSE MAID, white. New Jersey.

Main 9577. 1425

for any services

rnt department, flftl

ty bldg. Ask for Miss ^Stanley

The school is the CENTRAL BUSINESS

fees or charges

render you 3 employment

floor Holliday bldg.

COLLEGE. Fred W. Case. Principal. LEARN THE BARBER TRADE. Tri-City Barber College

Tuition, 325; wages paid. Strictly modern. Electric massage, hydraulic chairs. 309 E.

Washington st., Indlanapoils. Ind.

OPERATORS ON POWER SEWING

MACHINES EXPERIENCED

We need operators that are accustomed to making the finest grade of work. Remember, steady work, 52

weeks in the year.

AMERICAN GAR-

MENT CO.,

California and Market Sts.

SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.

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

BOOKKEEPING. ‘ Main 1592 day. Irvington

831. evening.

CHILDREN, know your navy. Get 24 U. 8, battleships with BRYCE'S MILK-MAID BREAD at your grocery.

COMPANION to lone lady or couple, by refined woman. Michigan 438. Circle 661.

COLORED woman and daughter for cooking,

nursing or maids. Auto. 22-069.

COOK, colored woman, age forty-eight, wants position in country. Address MRS. HUFFMAN. 530 Leon st.

COLORED GIRL. maid, second cook or day work. Automatic 22-985.

CURTAINS to lannder MRS. LUTZ. Prospect 895. New phone 61-656.

CLEANING and day work. Main 7765.

CURTAINS laundered, 25c pair; nine years’ ^experience. MRS. GLEANER, Woodruff

CURTAINS laundered, 23c pair; work guar- _ a meed. MRS - LE FEFSER. Woodruff 3596.

DAY WORK by colored girl. Auto 61-528.

DRESSMAKING, up-to-date, any style; thoroughly'experienced; reasonable price. North

DRESSMAKING, by day: leAuonabie rates, with reference. North 7118.

DRESS MAKING and ladies' tailoring; work guaranteed. Circle 2937.

DAY WORK. Auto. 41-886.

FAMILY washings or btlndlc work to bring home; experienced. North 5745.

FAMILY washings to bring home. Phone Belmont 2224. MRS. KENEDY.

GENERAL housework by colored girl. Auto

GERMAN cook; competent. Call Irvington 251.

HOUSEKEEPER or housework; want place In country home; must be a nice, quiet place. 537 Chase st.

HAND latmdry, rough dry, 5c pound; lace curtains, 20c pall*. Prospect 2565

HOUSE WORK for board and room bv office girl employed from 9 to 5. Address Box 384. News.

HOUSE CLEANING by the day; experienced woman; good reference. Call 21-594:

HOUSEKEEPER by middle-a gel lady- for widower. Phone Beimont 1061.

LACK CURTAINS to launder; satisfaction guaranteed. 25c pair. MRS RUTTER. Pros-

pect 2334.

LACE CURTAINS, laundered, 25c pair; expe-

rienced. Woodruff 5744.

LACE CURTAINS laundered; special terms, 25 cents pair; experienced. 1517 Northwest-

ern. Automatic 22-908.

NURSE—Experienced: physician's references;

confinements specialty. Circle 3519.

PRACTICAL nurse; ten years’ experience; prefers mental or chronic cases. Circle 3665.

PRACTICAL nurse, good; wants situation; prices reasonable. Address Box 344, News.

PLACE to work by girl fourteen years old

Call North 4557

PLAIN SEWING amt children’s clothes, at

home. 133 W. Nineteenth st.

PRIVATE switchboard wanted by experi-

enced lady. Call Woodruff 5078.

SMALL bundle washing and flay work. Call

21-07,5.

SCALP TREA TMENT, shampooing and man-

icuring In your home. Main 8533.

WASHINGS to bring home. Woodruff 6278.

WASHINGS and ironings to bring home:

first-class laundress. Call 22-881,

WIDOW would like to keep house for widower; out of town preferred; good cook and expert putting up fruit. Address Box AM. News. n

WASHING ami Ironing. 431& W. Thirteenth.

STORAGE AND TRANSFER. AMERICAN STORAGE CO.

HAULING, SHIP-

STORAGE. PACKING,

PING.

prices reasonable; satisfaction guaranteed. All goods stored In galvanised lined rooms, separate covered and locked, free from dust and dirt. Rugs cleaned free before stored.

In_Y$sU|r«te.

326-32* E. Market. New 13*3

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

We Buy Furniture We pay more than any other dealers for fine household goods and office furniture. Sell us your oriental rugs, draperies, etc. USED GOODS STORE. Main 2288, New H0-K.

_ , SAFETY RAZOR BLADES W. NAIL & CO.. Shelby- ; sharpened. “Good” single edge. 25c dozen

double. 38c. TUTT LEDGE. 201 INDIANA

! OFFD^WTiRi; ^!. Main J906.

SIX RUBBERS AND POLISHERS First-class Apply THK UDELL WORKS.

WANTED-“Men

“.Sr^pJSSJ: SSJ’miuI!OFFICE GIRL. MAIN 6426.

your own shop

it AFtR^it rat Waabinamn^f I OFFICE GIRL, free tuition In shorthand and BARBKR Waghington st. typewriting and $3 per week. Addresa Box

LEARN BARBER TRADE

SHOEMAKERS, two good. 131 E. Market SOLICITORf; salary of 320 per week and

commission paid to

four orders per day on new monthly pay-

ins.

Room 567. 148 E. Market ; st.

men who can average

new monthly

SCROLL AND BAND SAWYER .THE UDELL WORKS. Take Northwestern

SINGLE msn on tmTra. PflJ?5'. nt *V c * !en - dar time. Address R. V. BROWN, Huntington. Ind- 1 THIRTY LABORERS, twenty teams.

Dela-

McCarty

THREE SALESMEN. THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED. APPLY MAROTTS DRY 4300DS STORE

TOWEL" required

supply

Address Box

n driver: reference

455. News.

TEAMSTER, experienced. 374 S. llltaoia st

TORR'S SANITARY BARBER COLL8G& 472 W. Wash. Jobs guaranteed. EARN while learning, PERSONAL INSTRUCTION SUITS PRESSED while you wait. GREGG'S. corner Pennsylvania and Washington, 50c Job for 25c Private dressing booths. / EYEGLASSES7"*3. any strength. EASTER-

DAY, Manufacturing Optician, Life. L

*25 State

WALK two squares and save a dollar on your trousers at THE PANTS STORE CO..

42 W. Ohio st.. near Illinois st. CHILDREN, know your navy

pa with BRY

BREAD at your grocery.

Get 34 U. 8 MILK-MAID

CLEAN REDS, 10c and 15c. rooms. 25c. J1.35

week. PALISADE. 226 Adelaide.

FOR SPRING rug cleaning. Call North 1825. PAYNES RUG CO.

SALESMEN WANTED.

to hardware and lumber dealers. Can be handled as a side line. Don't take over fifteen minutes to explain to your merchant what you have. For full particulars write Box 460. News. THERE are openings for a few more highclass. high-pressure, red-blooded salesmen

on our force; city and country territory: po-

sition worth *75 to $160 per week

909 Merchants Bank bldg th ° 8 '

quaMfyirsg

TWO SALESMEN to travel with manager; all expenses advanced. Call Colonial ho

tel. MR. OBERG

Permanent Positions OPEN TO Y r oung Ladies IN TELEPHONE WORK. Steady Advancement See Miss Cooper, 622 Telephone bldg., corner New York and Meridian sts.

PAPER HANGING, MAIN 4312 Cash or payments. Latest designs In wall paper; first-case work guaranteed. E. L. PRICE.

RESONER STORAGE CO. We store anything Separate locked rooms if desired. We pack and ship goods to all parts of the United States. If you wish to move we send experienced msn. Largs vans O d phone. Main 4699. Auto. 32-30 W. Henry st.

SHANK

SUPERIOR SERVICE 227 N New Jersey at Both phone* 383*. PACKING. SHIPPING AND HAULING'*

Satisfaction guaranteed.

STORAGE IN GALV STEEL APART-

At ENTS.

SANITARY STORAGE CO. 450 E. Wash. st. Main 6073, Ree. Belmont 1034. COLLEGE AVENUE STORAGE CO. New

clean, dry and shipping; auto

white men. 1886 _______

EXPERT packing, careful handling, moiT-

ing and storing. FIDELITY STORAGE

CO. Both phones

YOU NEED US every time you moveTLarg* auto trucks. pri^M ■"<***«**%*ki* “ ^

TRANSFER CO

auto trucks. Prices reasonable. CAPITOL

Main 5319

HAULING, packing. shipping, overland transferring. OTTO SUEZ. Phone Main 23S3. TRANSFER. North 9534.

HOUSES TO LET.

Ashland, 2620—$25

Modern, 6 rooms, electric lights, large

yard.

Dunlop & Holtegel ~ 122 East Market ASHLAND and Twenty-eighth, southwest

modern.

corner; seven rooms,

1028.

325. Main

ATTRACTIVE, strictly modern house, corner Alabama and Twenty-first. Inquire 217 E.

Twenty-first, *

SENARY) AVI., 1 5W;

320. Washington 1362.

eight rooms, modern.

call at itm B, Tenth, CHILDREN, know your na

MILDKEN, know your navy. Get M U. 8. battleships with BRYCE'S MILK-MAID

BREAD at your grocery.

twenty-foot living room. Washington 3214 DO YOU want to move? If you want a modern house or apartment see SECURITY

I NY.

TRUST COM PA

Five, north, $12.50. i’att'lcuUrs. Main'oSFi. E. I’RATT, TuTl six-room modern; walking

distance; save car

North 3060.

fare and luel bdW,

’1VE-ROOM double, sleeping porch, modern; Improved street; one-half square car. Irv-

good condition. HAMILTOnTAVE.. 803; south aide of double. seven room*, strictly modern; $20, Auto.

42-909.

IRVINGTON, Burgeis ave.. 857; strictly

rooms,

ave., 157;

bath, garage, $27 50.

modern, six

Irvington 19. IF YOU want to rent a house see DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL, 122 E Market. Jenkins Transfer and Storage Largest vans In the city; responsible for damages. Truck for overland hauling. 135 E. Ohio. Main 1240. Automatic 26-140. Eatabllshed forty years.

LIST your vacant property with BANKERS TRUST COMPA

JST COMPANY. U) E. Market st.

LARGE house, good gardening place. Prov pect 3032. |

MODERN eight-room dwelling. 173 Talbott ave., 136. JOHN 8. SPANN & CO., . 25 E. Ohio st.

MARTLNDALE, 1733; four rooms, electric lights, gas, water. $10. JVfaln_728T N. OXFORD HT.. 446; six-room modern?

Woodruff 2686.

WE ARE NOW READY to employ half a dozen or more young ladies for Indexing, filing, record and enumerating work. There waa never a better opportunity presented to ambitious young ladies who are short of funds and wish a business college course, to make their way. The work is pleasant and the pay Is good. If Interested see at one* Fred W. Cace, Prin.. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Holliday bldg. Don’t phone, call.

TWO experienced young lady bookkeepers; «S* lJ-IU 1.4^41 ' Yksat* xtrc.gvV » /n-wv rVt*

salaries. $12 and $15 per week; no fee charges for any services we can render you. Employment department, fifth floor Holliday bldg. Ask for Miss Stanley. The school is

tCSINBSS COLLEGE. Fred

the CENTRAL BUS W. Case, Principal.

FEATHERS

Bought, sold, renovated; mattresses and pillows made to order. E. F. BURKLE. 416 Massachusetts ave. Phones: Main 1428, Auto. 28-775.

WE BUY and renovate feathers ar your home in our portable machines Ma*trasses made. O. 8. CRANE Phone Woodruff 3118. 3233 Sheldon.

CHILDREN, know your navy. Get 24 U. 8. battleships with BRYCE'S MILK-MAID BREAD at your grocery.

North Meridian St. Home 11-Room Modern—High Grade

Ladies—Ladies—Ladies

MACK CARPET AND RUG CO., cleaning, i gnn turmsnea inrougnour, v» m altering, making Huff rugs from o!d carpet. , re nt partly furnished or completely.

W . E. Stevenson & Co

In 2600 block. Highly decorated, finished and furnished throughout. Will lease or

WANTED to buy all kinds of high grade used furniture and stoves, rugs, etc. ACME FURNITURE CO., 791 Mass. ave. Phones.

Main 6028, New 2432,

WE WANT some good Florence, Nubian or Palace hotblasts; good prices. BAKER

BROS. PAINTING, paper hanging,

cleaning, hard* Ished; all work

wood floors, samples furn guaranteed. Irvington 2452.

ware. North 874.

CHILDREN, know your navy. Get 24 U. S. battleships with BRYCE'S MILK-MAID

BREAD at your grocery.

126 E. Market, N. MERIDIAN 8T.. 1638; seven-room lower duplex. Very complete and modern, hardwood floors and finish throughout; two baths.

laundry, basement. Inquire upstair*.

five rooms,

Merchants' heat, modern garage; ret;t_reasonable.

N. DENNY, 343. Half double, modern; $26. '

I N. RURAL, 2242; five room*, half of double; PAPER hanging. Interior decorating; wall; both waters, porrhps, gas. electricity, cellar, paper for sale. J. C. SMITH, 2361 N. Dela- i $3 month t.. small family only. North 20*.

NT'ifKPtDfAN. 2252. Eight rooms, bath. newly decorated: hardwood floor! throughout: hot water heat, water furnished by ewner. Keys, 2258 N. Meridian. Phone North

WE SHARPEN and repair right. Have you one? f

a\> I’rasp-mt 62::'

iawn asowers Call 6.19 Virginia

WILL PAY the highest price for all klr. Js household goods to private homes or fiat.

Main 2645, New 1605.

TAKE CARE of child at my honm by day or week; good care. Call MRS. KING. Woodruff 5229.

UKULELE Must be a bargain. North 79T WALL PAPER cleaned: hardwood floors resurfaced. Satisfaction guaranteed. North

4766.

PIANO TUNINGS. *1.50; twenty years' ex-, petience: player work. North 8512. Automatic 44-851.

SITUATIONS WANTEp. Male CARPENTER, painting and repair work. Woodruff 1435.

CHAUFFEUR, five years' experience: employed at present: can do own repairing; ' bffst of reference. Address Box 324, News. ; CHILDREN, know your navy. Get 24 U. S. I battleships with BRYCES MILK-MAID

j BREAD at your grocery.'

ROUGH DRY MARKERS, experienced, and assorters. SOMMERVILLE LAUNDRY, 464 Virginia ave. SALESLADY for embroidery and lace department. INDIANA DRY GOODS CO., 319 E. Washington. No Saturday night work.

SEAMSTRESS Experienced on fine gowns. Apply i FRITZ, sixth floor. THE WM. H. BLOCK CO:

STENOGRAPHER, lady: permanent position. downtown, state experience and references Address Box 473, News.

CHAUFFEUR and houseman, experienced colored man, city references. Woodruff 43, CLERK, twenty-six; some knowledge of stenography, bookkeeping; will consider any salary to begin. Address Box 435, News

MARYLAND ST

PAPER HANGING Work guaranteed, prices reasonable. W. F. BOYD. Woodruff 4156. FURNITURE wanted; will pay more than other dealers. BOARD'S FURNITURE EXCHANGE. *16 Massachusetts ave. ANY TRASH or ashes to haul. Call Circle

WALL PAPER sold, hung, cleaned, tinted,

quick service. BELL. Circle 307.

CALL Circle 1106 for general house cleaning; hardwood floors; satisfaction guaranteed. DO YOU want an expert mechanician and chauffeur; do not smoke nor drink; age twenty-five; can handle any make car, but will not drive a pile of junk; can go on trip or anywhere party desires: no Inside factory Job wanted Circle 829 MR RACE.

FOREMAN. I want to get in touch with firm who l* in need of a live wire foreman in either maintenance or labor department: best of reference and results; not excusea

Call Old phopie Prospect 4862.

GENERAL house cleaning; nags to clean Circle 3395 GARDENER in a flret-class private place, thoroughly understands care of garden, lawn and flower*. Address Box 437. News JANITOR work In flat, man and wife. Call Washington 644. .

PAPER HANGING by the room; palming; guaranteed. STROTHER. North 769* TO BUY steam press. Call Prospect 2440 or Automatic 231. CARPENTER work, cement, brick work, ttxcavatlng. wrecking, etc. Woodruff 2068. PAPER hanging; work guaranteed. Woodruff

WALL PAPER; alao hanging and cleaning. MeOEE. Prospect 2459. New 52-Wl. PAPER HANGING guaranteed. Phone Beimont 516. THE ARCADE STORE buys all kinds

Call Main 3694

used furniture. PAPER CLEANING; work guaranteed. Proc peri 7123. ' j

PAPER CLEANING; 75 cants room: work guaranteed. GAD BERR Y, Prospect 361, PAPER HANGING done at once Belmont

' i»liiVl|i|ii ii i i WK WILL build, furnish plana also money,

Addrees Box 195. News.

Bat 6 per cent. ■ PAPER cleaning. Circle 339a. T. BROWN. PAPER HANGING, cleaning Circle 3450. PAPER removing, circle 3335. T. BROWN.

N MERIDIAN. 2245. eight rooms, hardwood floors garage; furnace. Automatic 61-908. PARK AVEV «M;~5air*double, six rooms and bath; thoroughly modem; good condition;' key next door north. Phon# Nortjf 5<o • " - ; u.-;'-,-u ■

RUCKLE, 3918 New double, beautifully decorated; every built-in feature and convenience; breakfast room, laundry, garage. Ruckle St., 3262—$42.50 Six rooms, sleeping perch and garage; vacant April 17. FLETi'UEIR SAVINGS AND TRUfiT CO.

SEE

LIST. INDIANA TRUST CO.

Single, 8 Rooms, $25 Modern house, good condition. 2306 N. Alabama. Dunlop & Holtegel r 122 E. Market. Main 2514. New 24-236. SOUTH SIDE of double, six rooma. Strictly modem, *23. water pail. Inquire *739 I*. Bllnola SIX-ROOM cottage with bath, electric lights, gae and both water* In houee; $15 per month. Automatic 52-271-

STRICTLY high grad# six-retom double with garage, 332.50. or house only; no dogs. North 2336. STURM AVE , I2ftl; six rooms, bath, modern. gas range, shades, awnings; $20. Key at 133 8. Illinois st SEE LIST. HOLLOWAY & SON. 1<* Mon-

ument 1*1 ace.

8 STATE 8T , 88; nine-room house: gas. city water, big lot. Inquire 47 8. Summit

st. Call Prospect STTft.

Sx-ROOM rntaari double; HI. Mala 283ft.

SEVEN rooms, bath, water, light*, gas and

fruK.

Woodruff 1436.

1 modern double.

SOUTH HALF Washington 113!

Phor.i

S. STATE. 345; six rooms SIX _ ROOMJ* firs* floor; family to board owner.

residenrj to Address Bo:

amsit 446,

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