Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1917 — Page 18

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1917.

burial prlvai*.

v!«* th« t to It

fun#ral parlor*.

b*)»v«4 hu*fa*a4 war W. Mtchlf*n 14, at 1:U a. in..

pa«Md Monday,

Paw*, wife B*n»hari away at h*r h*m*. U» «• May 14, atl# ». m. Fbnaral I-JD ». hi., at raaiaanc*. * Third ftororntotl eh-mrh. uto Proper *t. Bun.i torltad. Motor con es -

.IjSrSgltti lag. May M. at l>uasn. 7t* K. l

Kata Puamn dl*4 Mar J4.a**4

*4. at *

(Mrviec* *t * a. m., at her hoir GAMBOLD—Mr*. Julia Gamte

t a. m.

1

iS

WedneMay morn of hor •on, Martin av*., at >:» o'etoek.

by aarvioto at ft Anthony church m. Burial at Holy Cro*a ceme'ery.

tart tad.

EDMUNDS—Cora Barrow* Edmond*, wlf# of Arthur ft. Edmund*, datifhtor of EUa H. Barrow#, and *t*t«r at Edward M. ^Barrow*, at St. Vbioent'a toogrttal Monday. May

il Wedfwswlay morntn#

her homo, tloaaast BBHBi .and at 8t. Hiioot* and New

inrltod.

OAMBOLP—Mr*. Julia Gambold. at tha homo of h«r dauahtor. Mr*. Chart** Adam*, of Bdoch Gro**. Bwrtdaa th# h«*ban4 oth«

•urvlytAcr art; Mr*. John A. Dyer, Millar, th* MImnM H*lan, Nallde, Orao# Gamboyi Punarat Thar*-

, Baech Grove.

HINCKLEY—William H. Hi nek lav. of** N. Alabama *t., pawMd away Monday, May 14, at tha Mat hod fat ho^ptSO. harvlea* at tha 91ann«r A Buchanan chapel, W4*n«*day.

Which th# friend*

RESPONSE

Want Ad users and readers are a wideawake army that use the Want columns to express their desires because they know r that a satisfactory response is most likely to result from their appeal in this efficient medium.

MALE HELP WANTED,

MECHANICAL drafterr.an, neat and accorata In hi* work. State experience In full. Address Box 1822, News

MAN. seiiabie, for house, gazafm and yard work; good ga.ary. Address Box. 1747. New*.

4171

MAN for gardening.. New

Washington boulevard.

77-147.

The different departments of the Want Ads are systematically arranged so that people know exactly where to look for their particular need. Never before have the Want columns of this newspaper wielded so positive an influence with the people of the community as they do now. Never before have the Wanffcolumns produced the successful responses for advertisers which their records are showing at the present time.

at ti» P m , to which th# friend# *r* In vlt#d. topacfaliy m*mb#rs ot Ar.4«r*o#i pn*t, O. A, ft.. #nd NtoUtacnth Cantury l>4r> No

■ Ot Pc, i

Herff, ago MxtyHwo,

m. K

HKKrF—Matilda

P

ago

io<7rnin*, In torment omlrvg. Prlvato •tatkin * A m. at tb* f—ldOBca of h*r a Wttfglar, May 54, at 11 a, w„ ago alxty-nloa roan. Funeral at Grlnirtolnar Bro*. chapal, *23 E. MArttat *•. ZlrttLSr’A SUS&SXX’IX, 4 until # P. m Frltnd* lnvlt#d, Auto portray

tSSSFaSrlas

4TTMANN-Ean»«*t Kattmann. b*!ovad of Hoi.hla Kattmann, and father of M Hoblt, Mr#, EmM Kamel and

of El Pam, Tan., at th*

*y *t., Mon

•avanty

yaara *#v*n month# and tw*nty-id* day*. “ fr#m fb# family

wry Kattmann, of El Pane, a ro#Wanca, 162# B. Naw j*r* y. May 14, W17, at 1:11 p. m.. aga • v^.rsrrjrvA''

LEHMANN-Mathaw lay rooming. May II,aara alavan month* ai

nann died IS, BiM a. m., aga alaty i# and two day* runaral t# plaoa at th* home of hi* •later, ti4to*th DaVeraay, 1421 a. Meridian, lay morning. May 14, # » o’clock, earvIce at Sacred Heart church, 14 a. m. Friend* Invited. Plea*# omit flower*. (Mad! •on (In4 ) paper* plea** copy.]

NUESCH—Frederick H. Rueech dlod Monday. Mav 14, at 4 » a. ro.^ag* olgh^-on#

mrc. ruiiorai ^wS'niuy

flpiiifhl from tha ■ . . .. Mr* John batman, 14X7 Rambrandt

neaday. 2 p. m. Frtand* may call

2 (a I ani 7 to 14 p. ro. Bervtca*

bum I prlvoto. J

l !4c-<leorgo Wall dlad May linage

-two year*, huaband of Kat* E. Thursday, May IT, at 2'30

ot hi# daughter, Mr*. 1400 W. .Tw*nty-*#venth 14111. Friend* Invited,

Motor con-

i' ni , at llenjamtn •I. Huriat

lor

In Loving Iteinttnbrftnce oaloved hu*b*nd and father, 0

our belovad huaband and father, Orion A. , who departed this Ufa May IB, 1413: but not forgottan, WIPE AND 8oN

In Loving Rcmembrtnce dnr llttla Cyril William Klmmel. who ■* away four year* ago today, May id, IIIB LONELY MAMMA.

Harold

In Loving Remembrance Auatln Ha*rd, who was called IB, 19M. FATHER, MOTHER

KUNKRAL NOTICES, -Tliarry^W?1fodwm*died Hatufday f It, at Laka Gam, Pi a. Funeral 2;#0 p, m., from raaldance ot A.

»rr

•tern are. Burial

O’NEAL-William F. O’N**!, •t., *on of Mary O'Neal, dlad

. W.' 434 Katcham of Mary O'Naal, dlad Mar 14. 4:S0 Funeral will tali* ptaca Wadneaday

LS.

HRHjCTowe'.

LODGE FUN

oIrThtun boCRT

Utotta Dow*, baiovad wlf# of Barn hard Dow*, died May 14, 1117, 4; in p. m., aga fifty-two yaara. Funaral Mrvlcaa will b# held on Thumday afternoon, May 17, at 1.» o’clock at th* realdance. 111# 8.

o’clock at th* rwaldanc*. 111# 8. Ktat*

at t o’clock at the Immanuel Rechurch, comer Proapact and 8. New Friend* invited. Member* of the Social Clrol* please taka notice. ALMA RMHARDT. President.

AMIE HAVERKAMP,

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

PLANNER * BUCHANAN,

m n. niinot* at.

ootnpleta funaral astablUhhour of the day and night.

Automatic 2*44L Also QporaUng

INDIANAPOLIS CRKMATORY.

Ask for froo llteraturo.

•iU

Indiana's moat o reLrars

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

till E. Wash.

N. llllnota.

2108 W. Michigan.

* 1

|i ; .

IBM H. Wash

our own auto and Both asm* price. Ai

tStMt^qulpped ambulances.

■■Bm WM—I

hors* drawn ,1*6 beat and

Both

Wm. E. Krieger

W,

14(12 N. llllnota.

Phone* UM.

FUNERAL DHKBCTORS. Main Mt, Naw M-IM.

OKORGK 8T1EOMAN CO., funaral parlor# BIT B, Ohio at. Black covorod canker*. |20

I N*w M-iO. r ' ‘

and up.

Main M6T. Ras. S4*7.

M. E. HEINER #M N. Pennsylvania. Main 14M. Auto. 21-4M.

Geo. Herrmann, Undertaker •I S. Delaware *t. Main Ml. Auto. 27-tol.

CHARLES A. HOCKENSMITH 174 N. Illinois Tal. Auto H-1M. Main UM

FINN BROS., lti> W. Market. Phones: Main

im. New lt-741. ■

M1SBY A I

UN

TITUa «1 N,

844,

Dole ware at. Main 8480.

DERT AKERS.

JOHN J. BLACKWELL A SON

RentSRTlRaokwen, m-lM W Ohio »t. Phone

"MIliSHAW

E. H.

Bast Service. »7 Maaaach

Reaarmabls’prt6*a

usetts av*. Main 647, Auto tl-m.

JOKR F. REYNOLDS.

m W. Maryland.

FUNERAL LIVERY.

Funaral cartiag**, >4 to aouth yard# l» to Crown HUl. Main 47M. Auto, tt-483.

LIMOUSINES

INKS for funerals. Wadding# etc.

BUCK'S AUTO LIVERY.

mi M>tn

SOCIETY AND

fY AND CLUB MEETINGS.

loBkf*.

and A. M.: Called meeting at 7:10 o’clock Wadnosday evening. May 14, at Masonic hall, comer Thirtieth and Clifton sta Work In Fallow Craft degree. Visiting brother* wel-

JOHN N. CU

CHARLES BALL. W. TUAfU, Secretary^

TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO THE NEWS, PHONE MAIN 4900. NEW 23-301.

■ManamcB:

mgm

LOST AND FOUND.

ESCAPED from, union station about two weeks ego, black dog, about eighteen Inch*# high with long curly hair; wear# collar with Hamilton »0.) Hcen#e. answer* .to name "Rover,” Return to BAGGAGE

ROOM, Union Station. Reward.

PARTY KNOWN who picked up pura# fn Rialto theater Monday night, containing check, *1 bill, change, ticket# and key* Return to 2728 N. Capitol ava. and receive reward. •

LOST—YELLOW COLLIE; LAST SEEN HALF MIL* WEST OF LAWRENCE PAULINE HATTENDORF INDIA NAPOLIfl. ROUTE J-8 LAWRENCE 8 RINGS ON 19. PROSPECT 4911. REWARD. .

LOST, Saturday evening. May 13, at N#w Jersey and Ft. Wayne ava, gold watch, with chain; Initial* “L R. M." engraved an back; tit reward. Return ta 929 Ft. Wayne avenue.

LOST OR STRAYED-Dark bay mare, no whlta; no •boas; twenty years old; medium rise. 6404 Central a*a. DR. L C. CLINE, Automatic Broad Ripple exchange, > ring* on 199.

LOST—Friday, on road bat wean Nobt#svi!1e and Elwood, black grip; liberal reward. MRS. E. P. DEVINE, 612 N. Bancroft. Irvington 1584

LOST—A* Rlverride park or on Riverside car; lady’* ruby ring, Tiffany setting, valued aa kaapsake. Call Irvington 264; reward.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE quarterly and leather cover, on Twenty-flret *t., between Capitol and Illlnol* Sunday morning. Return to 314 W. Twenty-first st.

LABOR Ilia "man lost #21 76, Av# street car tickets, on Illinois car, 1:30 Saturday atter|oon. Pleas# return or call Prospect 17*8.

LOST -Sunday afternoon in Weber’s drug store. Lady’s 0 glasses. Reward. Call Circle 790.

LOST: Sunday, Forty-third st, near Pennsylvania. pair black kid gloves. Reward. Washington 1716.

LOST—On# roti scale repair tools. Reward. R. M. PETTI JOHN, 230 N. Holmes ave. Phone Balmont 1961, Automatic 89-814.

LOST: During W. R. C. convention; gold watch; hair chain; ktepaake. Woodruff S»l.

LOST—Purse In Sellg’s store; contained roaary beads, glaaaea gloves and other articles. Return to SELICPS. Reward.

LOST—Lady’s pure*’ Sunday afternoon, containing email amount of money. Belmont

LOST—Friday night, dark blue and gray Motor weave auto rug; vbetween German House and Capitol ave. Auto. 41-919.

STRAYED—Small brown horse, cropped mane and tall, telephone Woodruff 3811.

LOST—Pearl and sapphlr# pin; reward. Address Box 1899. News.

FOUND—Package of Ary goods; owner identify and pay for ad. Call North 8491.

LOST—About six weeks ago, black and white Persian cat. Reward. North 4147.

LOST—tn Ctrclo theater, blue matrix brooch# North 3618. Reward.

FOUNlf^-Pume Ceil Harrison 680.

CARD CASE. Reward. Main 1077

MALE HELP WANTED.

MALE HELP WANTED. COLORED dishwasher kitchen man, experi salary $8 a week and 1 steady work White’s R rant, 34 Circle.

MAX to hang screen# Call before 7.36 a m. 2l« Martlr.daia Woodruff 1155.

NIGHT roan, who tinderstand# aoroetblng of tiring. Apply BERTERMANNS, 841 Kamach naans ave.

NOT LESS than slxtean year# old, #n night shift, mechanical work: no experfemta required; 107* hours each five night* week; b#gin at S p, m.; 22c per hour to atari; can make more on part piece work, accord m* to ability - of roan; coma prepared t# work to1 iht TEETOR MOLDING MACHINE 2114 .Boulevard place, rear.

S’

PAPER CLEANERS, white. MABEY CLEANING CO.. MS Ft. Wayne ava.

PHOTO COUPON SALESMEN. Neatly dr eased young men; easleat pro petition In dty; pay every night- NORTHLAND STUDIOS, Occidental bldg.

HELPERS.

PAPER HANGER HELPERS, two, flr*tc’.ass. at once. R, H. McDOWELL. 7243 «.

Eaat. Prospect 8444.

PORTER, white,

S. lUinot* PRINTER

-ri

»S. TRACT S CAFE,

for ad work and make up email dally. TIMES. Andaraon. Ind.

PRINTER.

MALE HELP WANTED.

$10 and $15 SUITS

SPRING

capable

Steady work and good wage* for roll* man. CRESCENT-NEWS, Frankfort, Ind.

for Job and ad work, ;eed wage* for reliable

ASSEMBLER, FIRST-CLASS,

PREFER ONE’ EXPERIENCED IN STEAM PIPE FITTING AND STEAM BOILER AND ENGINE WORK. HOLCOMB & HOKE

MFC. CO.

AUTOMOBILE painter at 430 E. South.

All* HAMMER MEN, ON COLD RIVETING. INSLEY MFG. CO., OLNEY AND E. ST. CLAIR. i

BRICK CLEA^KH

11.25 per 1,000. Church-

man av*. and Halt railroad. COLUMBIA CONSERVE. Can for J. H. Donaldeon. BOY to help on wagon. Call this evening.

1128 Blaine ave.

BARBER for evening* and Saturday. 70 per cent. 4184 College ave. Washington 1634.

BLACKSMITH HELPER.

ave.

BARBER;

114 E. Ohio at

Kentucky

ateady work.

BARBERS, ten, at once; good salanea. 21 8.

llllnota

BOYS, GOOD, GLEAN, OVER 14, FOR OFFICE MES-I SENGERS; EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. CALL AT ONCE. PREST-O-LITE CO., SPEED WAY.

BOY, over sixteen year*, to deliver at meat market, fill N. Illinois.

BUSHELMA^ steady^ work. Apply at once,

8CHLQ8S

BODY MEN

Woodworker* and metal finishers on automobile bodloa NATIONAL MOTOR CAR AND VEHICLE CORPORATION, E. Twen-

ty-aecond and Monon.

BOY with wheel, good chance to learn electrical business. BUILDERS SUPPLY COR-

PORATION.

BOY.

. slxte«n years

Meridian.

848 E. Washington *t,

wheal.

old. with

M S.

etattonery etockroom;

Box 1161, News.

wags* |$.

BOY for Addroa#

BAR PORTER at CITY CLUB BAR. 1» W.

Market.

BARBER. over IS)

Kokomo. Ind

: JS^f L ®8en *hop. 13 V,

FRANK WILCOX, 117 S. Mala

IARBEJC flrst-claas; 814: half over 821. ZELL HART. Conneravlila. Ind.

Followcraft degree. Visiting

BERT 8. OADD,

D. WOODS. Secretary.

brethren wel*

W. M.

BOY6 over fourteen years.of age. CHARLES MAYER A CO. 29 and 81 W. Washington

street.

to work In laundry. 714 E. Michigan.

MASONIC-Marion ledge No. K. F. sad A. M. Stated meeting Wednesday evening.

BARBER for evenings and Saturday, a East at.

May 14,

W. L.

at T:36 O'clock In

of Importance. Members at:

H. W. DE HA EVANS, Secretary.

IVICX.

tempi#

ttend. W. M.

Rapar commanders’ No L Templar. Slated conclave Tuotday (ay IB, at 7:S0 o'clock. ■ 4Y L MORRISON. Commander. LLj^JRecorfljr,

SOYS

to eighteen years of age for dedepart man t and stockroom. Apply sutendent. seventh floor. E WM. H. BLOCK CO.

LOST AND FOUND.

‘TpfnTwnh^poaria

Columbia grocary or cornaf^MeGeorgia Reward. Naw »-£71,

BLACKSMITH, good, at once. 283S W. Mich-

m

00 Cotnmorce or Brookade avo. to 1443 Rrooksido ava Reward.

BOY, over sixteen jwaro, for oleanlng up and delivering. FRED M. MEIERE CO., third

floor Cantury bldg. II#... ■.W —

n, two dlamonde rings; afternoon. 1722 Boulevard place. Reward.

BARBER; good guarantee 1888 College ava BUTLER; references required. 1H» N. Merldlan at

*«

.. le; black Hudson racer. I make; nickel head akd fork, Ifc tubing. Reward. Woodruff 8640.

COLORED MAN and Wife, experienced, for general housework In city of 16,666 popula-

tion. Address Box 167* News.

lady'# sweater. Twenty-second

North 7824. Reward.

COOKS, counter, kit*

CUFT’S AGENCY. CLOTHING and

while movi

Reward,

ng, top dr*

Woodruff

from book-

furnlej

good, live, hustling;

riadow

hen men, Id win block

porter*.

ing goods salesman

0 rho can trim snapp}

windows; steady position. Address DEER MONT CLOTHING CO„ Terr* Haute, Ind.

COLORED PORTER. 969 Massachusetts av#

CABINET MAKERS Apply THE UDEL|< WORKS.

CHAFFEUn; white; moat be experienced and reliable; not under twenty-eight. Reference# FAIRBANKS. Thirtieth and Merid-

ian.

COOK, experienced, hart wages. BUDWEIS-

KR CAFE. 27 Seuth Meridian.

CHAMBERMAID at Majestic hotel. S. ntl-

nol* st.

CARPENTERS, tour. Fiftieth and Central

ava.

CABINET MAKER, band sawyer, belt *and «r; furniture work; steady Job*. H. LAU-

TER CO,

COLORED PORTER. APPLY AT GEIGER’S, KAHN

BLDG.

CABINET MAKERS, two; must be flrntclaas. 27Hc per hour, state age and expe-

rience. Address Box 1762. New*.

COLLECTOR, experienced. SCHWJSS BROS.

COMPANY.

COLORED BUS MAN AND PORTER, EXPERIENCED; WILL PAY GOOD WAGES; STEADY WORK. WHITE’S RESTAURANT, 34-36 CIR-

CLE.

CARPENTER. Southeast comer New Jersey and Thirteenth st. *

DELIVERY boy with/ wheel. STAFFORD ENGRAVING CO.. 7M Century bldg.

DENTAL operators; must be registered In Ohio; salary $100 per month. UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS. 154 W. Fifth it., Cincin-

nati, O.

DELIVERY boy, experienced In grocery.

Call 314 W. Twenty-first st.

DRUG clerk; give experience and reference; good, steady position for the right man.

Address Box 1813, News. V

DELIVERY boy for grocery; not over six-

teen. 802 N. East.

ELEVATOR OPERATOR for passenger car. Must be experienced and neat appearing. Apply at once. H. F. WASSON & CO. . _

EIGHT BARBERS. Post Exchange bldg..

Fa Benjamin Harrison.

FURNITURE PACKERS AT OtfCE. CALL

105 N. ALABAMA.

FOREMAN for automobile paint shop; must be highgrade man; give reference as to experience and ability. 1407

Merchants Bank Bldg.

FOUNDRY laborer# Cali at 1234-66 Shelby et. THE LANOSEN1CA MP-WHEELE R'

BRASS WORKS.

FURNISHING goods man in downtown store; give age, reference and experience. Ad-

dress Box 1727, News.

FIREMAN, experienced; references. Apply engineer, basement Newton Claypool

building.

FIREMAN for steam boiler# TAGGART

BAKING CO.

FARM HAND, married or single, itop 13 on Danville line, one and one-naif miles south, going west, first house on north side.

GRINDERS and laborera. KRAMM FOUN-

DRY CO.. 1116 E. Georgia. •

FARMHAND. Washington 2721 ring a.

HELPERS IN CRATING. INSLEY MFG. CO., OLNEY

AND E. ST. CLAIR.

HOUSE MAN

Honest colored man to work around house, garden and garage; good treatment and permanent position. Apply MR. FRIEDMAN,

45 8. IHtnoie st.

HELPER on furniture truck. Apply 509 S. Capitol.

HELPER who has experience cooking In Jacket kettles for preserving factory. Address Box 1810, News.

HEALTH and accident men; splendid contract, with chahce for Immediate advancement; give referenca Address Box 1711, News.

JOB PRESS FEEDER. 60S Century tildg.

JOB PRESS FEEDER experienced; give telephone number. Address Box 1803. News.

JOB PRESSFEEDER. FRANKLIN PRESS, fifth floor Murphy bldg., S3 E. Georgia.

LATHE MEN, J. & L. OPERATORS, experienced allaround INSPECTORS and EXTERNAL GRINDER HANDS on toolroom work; first class. WARNER GEAR CO., Muncie, Ind.

LABORERS, at once; 26o per hour. S35 N. Senate.

LIGHT FACTORY WORK; MEN AND BOYS OVER 16. APPLY TOMORROW MORNING, THE ROCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO:, 1801 ENGLISH AVE.

LABORERS 2108 Columbia ave.

MEN to learn molding, coremaking and other trades In steel foundry. Wanted immediately. Wages $2.56 per day and up. Rapid advancement. NATIONAL CAR COUPLER COMPANY, Attica Ind.

MEN to deliver telephone directories. Apply 115 S. Capitol.

MAN for milk wagon; honest. Intelligent and a hustler. Call 719 E. Twenty-fourth.

MEN for unloading coal. 832 W. Walnut st.

MEN AND BOYS, not unfler sixteen years of age. Take Prospect car going east. S. Keystone ave. and Belt railroad. FA1RMDUNT GLASS WORKS.

MAN to work In dairy; married man preferred. North 8590.

MAN, white, competent, clean and must b# sober; board, room and laundry. WHITE CITY CLUB. Phone Washington 87.

MAN. married, deliver groceries; south side; Gorman preferred; must understand to drive Ford truck; attractive hours, good pay; steady employment. Address Box <828. News.

MAN. young, ambitious, white, for factory Janitor wont Inquire 233 W. Walnut st.

MAN. sing!* or married, for dairy. Woodruff 8433 «

MAN* for general work and to drive Ford delivery; permanent. 227 W. Washington.

PORTER. B'l UBBIN3 HOTEL BARBER

SHOP.

PORTER IN BAKE SHOP. APPLY AT ONCE, GEIGER'S BAKERY, 231 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

' PORTER, middle-aged man. white. 1417 Kentuck# ave.

PAINTERS, six. Cal! College of Missions, east of Butler college. Phone Irvington am.

POLISHER, raroisk and molding sanders; also boys sixteen years and older; furniture work; steady Job*, ft. LAUTEF. CO.

PORTER. REYNOLDS, 216 N. DELAWARE.

PAPER HANGERS, two. drst-claM, at once. Piece workers or day work. Ft. H. MeDOWELL. 1243 S. East. Prospect 3*44.

PORTER. Anply 197 N. Illinois.

PAPKK HANGERS and furniture polishers. CLAYPOOL HOTEL

RUBBERS AND POLISHERS

Apply THE t'DEUL WORKS.

REGISTERED, assistant drug clerk; experienced, unregistered or full registered. Ad-

dress Box 1776, Nfcfwa.

REGISTERED PHARMACIST and good flow man; able to trim windows; good position for right party. Give references, also state salary expected; mairled or single; age and experience In first letter. Apply CENTRAL DRUC» STORE, Indiana Harbor, Ind.

STEAM TABLE COUNTER MAN, EXPERIENCED. APPLY MANAGER BUSY BEE NO. 3, 112 E. WASHINGTON.

SECOND chauffeur, white; must be young man with good habits; reference. Apply

1502 N. Meridian at garage.

SALESMAN. SAFFELL CHAIR CO.. 1053

Virginia ave

SAND BLAST

operator for sand blast machine on automobile bodies NATIONAL MOTOR CAR AND VEHICLE CORPORATION, E. Twen-

ty-second and Monon.

SOLICITORS and canvassers; good proposi-

tion. 216' Castle Hall bldg.

STENOGRAPHER, eighteen to twenty-one experienced in service, department of autca moblle factory: give references. Write or call F. R. LEEDS. Cannersvllle. tod.

SODA dispensers, capable, experienced, of good character. HOOK'S, Illinois and

Washington sts.

TRIMMERS Three, first-class. Apply THE UDELL

WORKS.

TOOLMAKERS. MACHINISTS, TOOL and EXTERNAL GRINDERS, MACHINE TOOL REPAIR MEN, ACME, CLEVELAND or GRIDLEY AUTOMATIC OPERATORS. MAXWELL MOTOR CO., INC., New-

castle, Ind.

TWO saw and hatchet'carpenters and labor- .

efs at Fall creek,and Park ave.

TEAMSTERS, three. Call 2302 W. Washington betw’een 7 and 8 p. m. 8

TOOL MAKERS, EXPERIENCED; GOOD WAGES;STEADY WORK. HOLCOMB & HOKE MFG. CO.

TEAMSTER, good reliable: steady, married man; head place. F. PIERSON COAL CO.,

Madison ave. and Belt, railroad.

TOOL MAKERS and AI machinists for both day and night who are accustomed to high grade work. Apply at employment office LINK BELT CO., W. Michigan st. and

Holmes ava.

TA 1 LOR on new work. Call Woodruff 4240. 1

UPHOUSTERER, AJ. ' SANDER & RECK-

i ER CO.

juPHOLSYtRERS, EXPERIENCED. 25 E.

E A R L.

VARNISH RUBBER, FIRST CLASS. APPLY PATHFINDER CO. . •]

WANTED—Ten wide-awake boys, age six- : teen, who live In North Indianapolis, to ' work after school hours: splendid opportunl- ] ty. Address Box 1827, News. '

FEMALE HELP WANTED.

iftli !■ 1

WOODWORKING MACHINE HANDS. CAPITAL RATTAN CO„ NAOMI, fNEAR

SHELBY.

BETWEEN THE AGES OF 20 AND 30 TO LEARN TO OPERATE OUR

CAPSULE MACHINES

PHYSGOOD

GIRLS MUST BE IN GOOD HEALTH AND ICALLY FITTED FOR MACHINE WORK. WAGES WHILE! LEARNING. UNUSUALLY SHORT HOURS. GIRLS WITH PREVIOUS MACHINE EXPERIENCE PREFERRED. ONLY THOSE DESIRING PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT NEED APPLY. CALL AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 706 S.iALABAMA

STREET, BETWEEN 8 AND 12.

ELI ■ LILLY

CO

ONE PRICE CREDIT CLOTHIERS 31 N. Pennsylvania St. Second Floor.

LEARN BARBER TRADE.

Tri-City Barber College

Summer rate tuition to men and ladies; strictly modern; job guaranteed; catalogue free. 809 E. Washington st., Indianapolis,

Ind.

IF NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ENLISTMENT, prepare for office position. We offer special rates. SANDERSON BUSINESS SCHOOL, finest place in city for summer study. Twelfth floor Merchant* Bank. OLDEST COMMERCIAL XOLLEGE In city. -

LEARN BARBER TRADE TORR'S SANITARY BARBER COLLEGE, 72 W. Wash. Jobs guaranteed. EARN while earning. PERSONAL INSTRUCTION.

SAFETY RAZOR BLADES

sharpened. “Good” single edge. 26c dozen; double, 35c. TUTTLEDGE, 201 Indiana ave.

uncalled for and sample

now |15. ALBERT

ENGLISH WOOLEN CO., 107 N.

1LOR-MADE

suttf, values up to $36

1UITS PRESSED while you wait. GREGG’S, corner Pennsylvania and Washington, 10c ob for 25c. Private dressing booths.

trie lights.

-IS, 25

hot water.

cents, 31.25 week; elec

PALISADE, 22<

SALESMEN WANTED.

-We desire the services of two educated men of goofl appearance and adress. This is an exceptional opportunity rith a big future for energetic, ambitious ten, with ability to make a highly profitable onnection with a growing and successful

for interview.

VB HAVE twelve offices In the United States and are contemplating the.esthbishment of twenty-five more; a chance for apid advancement is open to the man who s willing to put forth conscientious, inteiigent effort; if you have any sales ability, all at SOS Merchants Bank building, after 0 a. m.

Wa*h-

DEMONSTRATOR. good; geod pay. m N. New Jersey, after lam.

GIRLS, between eighteen and thirty year* of

' ' Apply from

age; permanent employment. Apply from « to 9 a. rn. DIAMOND CHAIN AND MANUFACTURING CO., 241 W. Georgia «t.

GIRLS ’ BEMIS INDIANAPOLIS ^ BAG CO., SHELBY STREET AND BELT RAILROAD.

GIRLS for both departmental timekeeper* and to work In our factorle*. Apply at employment office of LINK BELT CO., W. Michigan at. and Holme* ave. GIRL competent, for general houaework; three in family. Call North 6601 or Auto. 43-443. GIRL white, for general housework. Wash-

FEMALE HELP WANTED.

POWER MACHINE operators on sklrta; also girl to learn. Apply MANDEL MFG. CO., 64-47 Baldwin building.

PRIVATE lessons In stenography; evenings; 81.60 week; complete In three months. Main

6400.

SECOND girl, white; French preferred. Main 1104. #

STENOGRAPHER of neat appearance, thoroughly competent, for commercial, law office; state experience, age and salary de-

sired. Address Box 1784, News.

SALESLADIES. GRANGER, 384 W. Wash-

ington. st. f

SAI.ESWOMAN, experienced, tor children's

Shoe#. L. S. AYRES A CO.

SALESWOMEN-FOR YARD GOODS DEPARTMENT; PERMANENT POSITION AND GOOD SALARY TO CAPABLE PEO-

PLE

GOLDSTEIN OROS.’ DEPT. STORE., WASHINGTON AND DELAWARE STS.

SHIRT FINISHER, experienced. GRAND LAUNDRY, 109 W. Tenth.

SEAMSTRESS. GRANGER STORE, 334 W. Washington.

TWO lady canvassers tp take order# for teas and coffees. We advance premiums ta the customers and p*y liberal salary to i canvassers. THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND : PACIFIC TEA CO., 137 N. Delaware. *

WAITRESS and house maid; competent; city references required: German or Swede preferred. 1240 N. Delaware st.

WOMAN, reliable, for cooking and bouee-wj-k. Call Washington 1714.

WOMAN, general houapwork. Only firstclass cook and houselfeeper; no washings; go home nights. North 981.

WAITRESS. 224 N Illinois.

WHITE chambermaid for hotel. 303 W.

Ohio. LASALLE HOTEL.

ington 2475.

GIRLS wanted; steady work; high wages. H. B. MAHAN CO., South and McGill.

GIRL reliable, white, for general housework; must give good reference; apartment. North 9316.

liiiffliiiiii

GIRL or woman, good clean, to work from H a. ra. to 4 p. m.; one living near preferred. BELT LUNCHROOM, 1245 Beecher

at. Prospect 6051.

GIRL to atrip tobacco. 1088 Virginia aYe~

Rite Gladly Opens CHARGE ACCOUNTS Pay As You Get Paid.

GIRL experienced, white, for general house- ’ work; good oay; good home; no laundry.

3050 Park ave.

FEMALE HELP "^^""sew on power

Capitol.

WANTED. meShlttSk'lS

cafe once

CO.

; experience net to manager cafe.

BN WORK

KITCHEN

necessary. Apply H. P. WASSON

1 lady to hold copy. loor. YOUNG LADY for

21 W. Pearl et.,

clerk, who Hv«

whe can furnish gilt-edged refer-

’. Addre

; no others need apply.

New#

LADY for general

at •r-

Box

ernes required; state experience

expected

wrafevvi #48 MU a O. Box 142,

Give phone number.

Bffice work; rel-

and e«iAddress

at 809 Occidental bldg, for good hasand aave money. Sold from mill to

oney, 8

WINONA MILLS.

MUST TAKE PLACES OF

rat**

Prepare at ones. We offer

SAND

>ERSON

ENoffer

BUSINESS

In city for summe# study. OLDEST RCIAL COLLEGE In Indianapolis.

i FEATHERS

mad# to order. E. F. BURKLE. 414 schuaetts ave. Main 1424. Auto 28'776.

WANT FIFTY EXPERIENCED LADY ENOORAPHER8 AT ONCB;^NO .RGB FOR SECURING POSITIONS. V BUSINESS COLLEGE.

will come

3, shampooing A ««

and

■ chiropody; Woodruff !.-:l

SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.

Wanted Ads in

OR, reliable, wants set of small accounts to keep outride office hour# Address

Box 1126, News. BOOKKEEPER

and general office man, ex-

perienced, desires position; reference# Ad-

dre*» Box 1561, News.

BOOKKEEPER, first-class; highest refer

ence. Address Box 1418, New*.

BRIDGE foreman; fifteen years* experience; can take charge at once. J. E. McELROY, Noblesvtlle. Ind.

GERMAN girl for housework. Hanrlaon"

GIRL,’ white, general housework; reference required. North 3383. 3038 N. Delaware.

EMPLOYMENT as first-class meat cutter A by njen. Address at one# MR. O. F. CROOKS, 1002 W, Third st.. Marion. Ind.

ENGINEER

habits; tw*lve */*«■**■"expertence^n#' night or Sunday work. Address Box W23, News,

GIRL to assist dressmaker. Flat 200,

Roberts Annex,

Kentucky, who can earn 12,500 to $4,000 a ;ar. Every business man a prospective cusmer; forceful introduction 1 to every prosset; commission only; no advances; ifivesgate. this high class proposition at once, all or address for appointment. O. M. STOWE, Hotel Edward, Indianapolis.

lesrJi

4-

WOOD TURNER and machine men. Apply THE UDELL WORKS.

open a

WE HAVE open a position for an experienced shoe salesman who is quick and willing. If you can fill the bill you can have a future here. STOUTS 318 Mas*achusetts ave.

WORKMEN, ten. Apply foreman, ave. and E. Washington.

Oakland

Resident salesman for city and state of Indiana, to handle a line of children’s

dresses. Must have experience. M. G- JONES, INC.

New York

GIRL, white; general housework; apartment; undry; good 7 2128 N. Pennsylvania.

WOMEN’S

a

GIRL white, experienced, home. 3163 N. Capitol.

housework; good

GIRL white; general housework; no laundry. Auto. 43-413. 3215 Washington boulevard. y.

6176

GIRL, white, to care fqr children. College ave. Washington 2591. GIRL, white, to assist In housework and take care of children. Call Washington

2658.

79 E. One-hundred-and-thirtieth,

City. WANTED—High-class specialty salesman lit northeastern Indiana, to sell calendar* and advertising specialties. Established trade. Must be over thirty years of age and thoroughly experienced. Call at once.-SENTINEL PRINTING CO., 123-127 W. Market et., Indianapolis, In^

YOUNG MAN, about twenty-three years of age; must be good stenographer; must knowledge of bookkeeping. Address

New*.

have

Box 1724,

YOUNG MAN, twer^y-one to twenty-five years of age for time; study work; preferably M. T. H. 8. graduate; good opportunities. Apply at employment office. LINKBELT CO., W. Michigan «t. and Holmes ave.

SUCCESSFUL aggressive salesman with developed selling personality and unlimited energy, who is ready to make the drive of his lifetime to establish himself in an executive position, will find a real opportunity with an established, well-known company. Phone Main 2810 for personal, interview.

YOUNG MAN, 18 TO 20, TO WORK IN STATIONERY STOCKROOM; LARGE CORPORATION; GOOD CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT. ADDRESS BOX 1725, NEWS.

WAITER. 224 N. Illinois.

YOUNG MAN to W. Thirtieth.

work in shop. Apply

EXPERIENCED SALESMEN to act In capacity of representatives for national advertising concent; opportunity a genuine one with unlimited possibilities to right man. Call 1403 Merchant* Bank bldg., between 16 a. m. and IX a. rn.-, or 2 and .3:30 p. m.

WANTED—Lecal sales manager to open office and manage sales force for a new necessity; must be a man of ability and able to finance himself to the extent of $75»; very libera! proposition. Answer P. O. Box 444.

GOOD live real estate salesman. Call Tuesday evening jpnly, May 15, 7.30 p. m.. at 953 Fletcher Trust bldg.

YOUNG MAN for'eoda fountain. Apply MR. TWENTE. Francis Pharmacy.

YOUNG MAN over eighteen years of age to

ble to ride wheel; all day. Apply L.

can work after school

STRAUSS Sc CO.

YOUNG man to work in drug store; one who has had experience; referenca Address Box .1811, News.

YOUNG

through

454 S.

MAN to wait table one hour dinner and supper for his meals.

Meridian.

S10.00 REWARD for a watch that wa can not make run. WEST, THE JEWELER 242 Indiana ave. Plaza Hotel bldg.

to clean bricks; $1.26 a

DIANAPOL18 ABATTOIR CO.

IF YOU have $209 cash don’t work for others; it won’t cost you a cent to Investigate this: $156 to $209 month guaranteed. See BEARD, Oneida hotel, at once for particulars.

WANTED—Men to jleara barber trade; posi-

tions waiting; few weeks completes; day evening. Call or write. MCLER BARBER COLLEGE. 349 E. Washington st.

MEN or women, learn aviation, for army or exhibition; ideal training camp. Sea opportunity. Write MOLER TRAINING SCHOOL I« S. Fifth ava, Chicago.

EYEGLASSES, $3 any strength.

Manufacturing Optician,

DAY,

Ufa

EASTER826 State

SALESMAN for city manager; must be personal producer; give two references iff re-

ply. Address • Box 1712, News.

GIRLS FOR GENERAL WORK IN CANDY FACTORY ; EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY. APPLY AT ONCE, GEIGER’S BAKERY, 231 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

The latest styles and th# best values In the town. See our line of dresses and skirts.

FORD TRUCK DRIVER, ateady work by' young man. Call HUGO, Main MM. HAULING, black dirt, manure, vault cleaning, rubbish; general hauling of all kinds. Automatic 28-653.

MILKING few cows and labor for $1 day. Address Box

MANAGES

helping at fairn

11*0. Newt.

OFFICE

experienced; 1763, News,

best

salesman: reliable,

reference. Address Box

WORK at home to audit or elderly man. Woodruff 3288.

copy work by

SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.

GIRL, neat appearing, for clerk in candy store. Apply at once. GEIGER’S CANDY

STORE. 245 Massachusetts ave.

■iS

GIRL gener

laundreaA

housework, must be good

niirutf Sfi*

3r»en’s Third Floor. Take Ele--'.cP' „

Woodruff 362

GIRLS, two, to work with plants and flowers in our greenhouses hear Cumberland. Apply foreman, Btertermann s Stop, Terre Haute, Indianapolis A Eastern.

GIRL white, for genera! housework; cooking or laundry. 2060 N. Alabama

GIRLS to learn laundry work. GEM LAUN-

DRY. 235 Indiana ave.

JOB PRESS FEEDERS

Good wages and steady work for experienced feeders. Apply between 8 and

SHOE SALESMEN, experienced: good positions for the right parties. Address Box

1323. News.

12 a. m. ELI LILLY & CO. 704 S. Alabama. ' # . ■ •%

SALESMAN for easy payment magazine club; good commission; pay every day. 727 Indiana Pythian bldg.

SOLICITOR, experienced; references. Apply. 710 Newton Claypool bldg.

LAUNDRESS; experienced white girl; board and room with good salary to right party. SPENCER HOTEL Spencer, Ind.

AGENTS WANTED.

CANVASSER and demonstrator; salary and commission. Call between S and 13 a. m. 17 Marion

LADY CASHIER for retail market; must be over twenty years old; one who has had experience with cash preferred. Apply INDIANAPOLIS ABATTOIR CO,

IWlml1 *. ■- 1 ' - - — - - 1MHIIII

FEMALE HELP WANTED.

2 | LADY to work In chili parlor; from twentytwo to thirty-five years old. 204 8. Illinois.

BOOKKEEPER and typist or stenographer, automobile agency; bookkeeping not heiavy. but must be accurate; single entry. Addresa with reference and salary expected, Box 1792. News.

MAID for general housework; small family; good wages. Washington 2336.

MAID for general housework. SCHLOSS BROS. CO., State Ufe bldg.

BUNDLE WORK MARKERS and assortera, experienced. PROGRESS LAUNDRY, 426 E. Market st.

NURSE, experienced, care of one child. North 4180.

COOK, white; good wages. Call New 77-711 Old Washington 1038.

NURSE GIRL Call Washington 1114.

OPERATOR for coat pres# GRAND LAUNDRY. 109 W. Tenth.

CHAMBERMAID. Inquire linen room. DENISON HOTEL

OFFICE GIRL: free shorthand; $3 w#«k. Address Box 1821, News.

COOK, general work, no laundry; stay nights; permanent position for competent person; references. Woodruff 10C6.

OPERATORS, experienced; steady. work, good pay. Apply at once, St. Clair at. entrance. KAHN TAILORING CO.

COLORED GIRLS, thirty, with business Inclination. DOUGLAS REALTY CO., 40 Baldwin block.

OVERALL and pants makers, experienced. on power machines; steady work entfre year. J. W. JACKSON A SONS, Industrial bldg.. Tenth and canal.

COOK, good white; references required 1321 N. Meridian st., Apartment 9 B. Main lltT.

COOK; RAY’S RESTAURANT, 2230 E , Waahington.

SOLICITORS and esutvaasera; good preposition. £16 Castle Hall bldg. a

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

COOKING, by colored girl; will stay at

night. New 27-684.

CURTAINS laundered; 26c pair:

■ anteed. MRS. LB FBBER. Woodruff

work guar-

COLORED woman, reliable,

North 5140.

CHAMBERMAID

to do cleaning.

•r dishwashing; hotel or

reataurant; two colored girls. Auto. 28-456.

CURTAINS LAUNDERED. 25c years' experience. MRS. Woodruff 3416.

SANER.

CURTAINS to founder. MRS. LUTZ, pect 896; New phone 61-8S& CLEANING; day worV. Main 7745.

Pros-

COOK, good, In private family; w#uld to go to lakea 138 W. Sixteenth. COOKING by colored girl. 21-978.

Ilk#

COLORED GIRL to asslrt with housework

nurse; no laundry. Auto. 24-864

CHILDREN-to care for afternoons and eve-

nings by responsible

Call mornings.

wopian. North *»».

Men’s Shop First Floor

COMPTOMETER operator; Ben Davis 701 ring 1.

COLORED girl, experlensed cook, stay night# Call Old phone 6431, mat id 41-69$.

reliable, w A«tto-

)RED maid for general work. 24-Mt.

CHAMBER MAIDS or dJahwaahing | hotel or . two chorea s i r i8. Automatic

$10 and $15 Suits for Spring

restaurant;

28-466.

DAY work by MRS. J. T. BAKER. Phon*

39-902.

DRESSMAKING

Ladles' tailoring; first-class work; reasonable price# 2241 Kenwood. Harrison IB.

DAY WORK of

24-908.

any king by coloied gir!

with hoc

rork. Circle

TSifored cle 2369.

girl ta assist

ELDERLY lady want* home la family with soma work; no washing. Add res* Box 1797,

News.

WASHING

Now is th# time to select the new spring suit. Rite shew* one of the largest line* In tha o 11 y, and Rlte’a prices lowest.

FAMILY WASHING and ironing to bring home; men’s mending free. Auto 42-286. GIRL to work half days of ouch week. Call

Automatic 21-980.

HOUSEKEEPER for widower or considers!* people; refined lady with child if preferred, wishes position. Phone Girds *171.

HOUSECLEANING by tha day. Main 4498.

Auto. 83-964.

HOUSEKEEPER, position wanted ower Address 114 N. Harding at.

tor wtd-

HOUSEKEEPER tor man of good character ■ tn city or country by industrious woman;

good housekeeper

1800, News.

and cook. Address Box

LAUNDRY work or cleaning, 28-tM. 1*ACK CURTAINS laundered

CURTAINS

Mpeclal terms. 2Sc pair-

Auto. 2I-949.

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