Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1918 — Page 14

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1918.

BUSINESS CHANCES.

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OPPORTUNITY FOR

GROCER

H«f« !■ ft rftre opportunity for fta expert mc«4 *roc«rym*a to Btep Into one of the beet etore* to Um> ctty. Tl.e owner 1ft ft client of mine wboee beftlth dem*n<i# ft chftofte work. Loefttion Moel. No deHeerto*. *tock ftn4 flxturee w»l> Involve at from «*«? to r>». Average monlhiy bwrtneftft n«0. Overhead eonalrte of KS09 r«t and the mlftrlee of two men clerk* and *1/1 callerThla la ft cm»h propoaltlOft—no trad^. « (»' tcrested c«U on me. I will armacf for In-

spection and

CHANCE, Business

AUTOMOBILES FOE SALE.

F^RD^tourtBcTTaoe^liB*:

- ■ , .

starter, shock lew toner tabes sell at once; ow Washtogrton X2M

electric lights and

tt covers, four

excellent condition; man t coin* to franco. CSall

oce of the FORX) roadster. «M»; ford touring «s»; both r is a client aars to good oondKIow g7 W Thirtieth at.

FORD touring car and ford

■ IHIwata. ■

sedan. UB X.

Interview. FRANK A Counsellor, *62 Kahn

CAFE for sale, best in city, doAng about $100,000 a year; will sell or trade for farm or city property. Address Box 1804, News.

WANTED-To trade for building m the best aid* Nobleevine, Ind.; ftlwayi re

ctiy m>

merchandise brick

■ of the square in rented, price ».«•;

vS AM*m K K. M«KET!«01i», Kr.k,.mo, lad. Sawmill and lumber feustoftas for sale In southern IiuRsna, on the Pennsylvania railroad, where tbwe is plenty of timbftr ftvsllable, with orders now on the books tor all the lumber that can b* produced at bandaome profits Write 3 V WETZ A CO., Oafambus. Ind. CIROCESt and meat market"for sale; thickly populated district, doing business cm a strictly cash Bssls; owner forced to give up on account of poor health. Act quickly. Orels

with wire

Wl If. Psanr.

ORAXT si*. W7, for rale "or" win trade for X>odgo roadster Prospect 4»1.

TOTit*. riasay at a bargain.

oy years; few mors

PATiNT attorney, established m can take ears of interests of a

rd Hume Mansur MdA. f«#>nft»oiis. „ I HARBKB shop to county sest, slaty miles from Indianapolis, established paying business; only shop to town: owner leaving. Address Ml fidelity Trust Md*. Indianapolis. Ind. BAttHKK three-chair; doing good business; will take fl» Owner ha# other huslnss*. Apply at residence, 1747 «. VerlHan, ... I •OfT"' drink'' ""parlor, chicken "sandwiches

targe garden connected. 4otog i; owner leaving city. Belmont

.... tm. tJp-TO^DAfE LffiHrTffiKBBf™ and' water system at bargain Tills Investment will stand Hose Investigation. MARENGO

MALE* 00., Marengo, Ind. —few

m/ir# unit* spwdalty, Is 7M Belmont :

Boa 1*74,

Indiana

-pLl'MHlNO

should be repaired now. We can do It. FREANEf imoil,. «U Ft. Wayne avs. Main |»,M0 EGUlTT to high gradi' Ireitonaporfi rentals, for msrchandlm or stock to

hf*ftfWring business Add

MAlfAriiNcr intersst In 's" paying corporation. Pay* 13 per csnL on Inv/st-

msnt and salary. Nine-room home Included. Addrftft* Bov INK, News. cmocmnf WrokM} owner must sell on ac-

count other business. North 147 or Irvlbg-

ton^SslH sr««h»M and Kunday. or addraea M ORiN";ER^do1ng'’* ntoe" businsss. this la tiio

dead one; fnvastigat*. invoice fldurss and

groceries about V-'M; oh sap rent and living

rooms. Address Bo* 1*44, News.

tin ijfTWrtmWfar ■aSTgood location, updodste stocks and fl*lures, clearing t»0 per month; for quick sals. $1,000 Address Rog m **"*■ WANTED^-To sell soufh«»rn’ lands. Florida

preferred, Itousuftl facilities for reaching

buyers For interview address flmr 1*01, News. DAlRf UIN^H. small, well squtppftd; mak-

ing good money; will sell cheap, Call be-

tween 2 and *. Prespec* M».

*in«ia "iftll or trade," oil or on*, half Interest to right man. Addraea Bog • '-n" ■ r -i r n '

cream parlor far

sals of trade good location for lunch room;* rm Cornell. _ ffsrrlson *«6, TRANMKKR Two trucks. capaMs of $1*0 per work; sacrifice, army draft. After • INiARIiINff’HOtfgk fnir ssIs'orlradsTchsap’ Circle M47. _ ________ itR(N’EitY" and meat tnarkpt far. sals; a

IROCERT and meat market for. sals; a bargain; In draft. Address Ho* 114$. Nsws PCI ’Til K AhTKRN ~vlT’ Itttj'15«f555 rooms; modem Ctoele 411*. ASTutln klioprira on "payment*." CaU at >14 Male*Oc bldg.

AUTOMOBILES FOf SALE.

7uc per day

Rso tsdring. like new $325 cash

$120 tier day

Chevrolet Baby Grand. 1914 ....... $"fxi cash

Tto per day

........ $300 cash

78c per day

paul priog: ,m 719 N. Illinois Street

good

t$]$ Maxwell; touring

BuicK spssdstsr

AN unusual assortment of used cars can be seen at

FISHER AUTOMOBILE CO.

USED CAR DEPARTMENT

2nd Floor. 434 N. Capitol Avo. AilifCAN IrbW roadalsr, good "oondition, $m Call after • p, m., *30 N. Bradley si.

Irvington 1833.

ftitfacol. Hve-paasenger; fine shaper new

tires all around; bargain,

Main 2*81. , ' ,

328 R. Market.

BIUCK. C-r, good as new; 1$1T new for). 8 passenger; 1H$ new ford, $-psaasnger; lilt ford with si sc trie starter; ell these cars In fitst class shape; cheap for cash; can be seen at 14*7 B. Twelfth *t,

BARGAIN

Chalmers light «, newly painted, five good Main $33* Ask for MR ^IFB.

Ht'If’K, irn. touring; been driven fbss than

1,000 mtlss, just as inilck sale. You will

£

good as naw; $880 for have to hurry. 230 8.

; shock

North 84. K

_b

t?H no

nntisylvanla. Main 170$. Auto. I3-M7. itflCK sU-cyllodsr touring oar. mods! D-$-48. Inqulra MUICK MOTOR CO. 1111kials aad Varmant st. DTTOK roadsterreiectricaily equipped; abaorbers; In good running condition; tires; a real bargain at $380. North 84. McPHBRHOX “ hCIcK, good condition; Bght automobile;

Ig bargain. IM^daiwachusets avs.

inVROLRT R<>AI)«TKR. NEWLY PAINfl iTD; TIRES A1 CONDITION; KLEOTRIC LIGHTS AND STARTWR: CAN BW BOUGHT RIGHT. MAIN COLE touring, 1*17, for sals; cord tires; in (Ins shape; reason for selling leaving town. Address Bo* Hm, Nsws. CHM\ Uoi.KT. MoTiood paint end rtne condition; $3*0 for quick sale. 1033 Shelby st.

[iiiBMBlHi .. - ,

cHRVROi.lfr, TStT touring; Ten t hi' told from new; .one-man top, etc.; two If sold at once. 2» 8. Pennsylvania Mstn 1706. Auto, 2MB7. , CHALMERS, ft vs-passenger: excellent condTtton; five new tires; private owner; demonstration given: bargain for cash. Call MR. PENROD. Main .iSW. 113 W. Georgia at.

"five-passenger. “ "electricslly

and paint;

327 W

COLS, nice,

equipped, good starter, tires $SS6. or trade for Ford or light car,

lath. r-—— CHA1 ,'MffSS - tSve-passenger for sals, cheap. 8CHBB1.ER QARAQR. I^_ 8. Mertglan.

'HEVROLET, 4 *0 roadster; equipped with ftw* Uses; newly painted; thoroughly over-

V* * o.asar* v» gam 1V

like new. JONK8comer Capitol and

hauled; run* and looks WHITAKER SALES CO

Vermont.

CHEVROLET.’ 1*1*7” Avs-passenger, itoioet now; or will trade for light roadster and some cash. N^rth 978. DOIX1E. 191*. FTVR PASSENGER TOl^RING; ALSO WINTER TOP; IN THE BEST OF MECHANICAL CONDITION; TIRES At. MAIN W43. NORTH t«7.

DODGE roadster. In Brst-clsss running condition; five good Ursa Woodruff fit*

KMPTrIC ftyc-pawengsr. like new. Call IS

N. Chester axe.

FORD CARS

Ueeg roadsters, one rebuilt touring, new cars, on payments. Sea Mr. W'Hmsth. ResIdencs North k**4 or Main 443C. 38 W. Kieventh. OL1N 8AT.KS CO,

FORD. 1*17. touring; like new; spot light. tool box; had excellent care; bargain; 33*0; no trade, Washington SIM.

good condition:

top

balance terms.

FORD touring, 1*14; to quick sale. $275; $15* cash.

Xortlf «

FORD roadster. IK*; good condition; private owner. Call Main 615*.

Empire Touring.

$575

$425

IM* naodst. 0vft-paseeeger teoring. Car i» in ex<-«Ilem ooaditiop and runs ftoe Tires almost new. Tfc>s is a alee light six-oylindsr car worth toe

price asked.

Studebaker Sedan

A light. ®ve-passenger, closed car in excellent mechanics! condition. Pstot is to nice shap* and Gres are

good.

R. V. LAW MOTOR CO. U*«d Car Dept 130 E. New York st. Main 4082.

HUPMOBIL* tonring

car. fine condition.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. PrSmIEK light six usurtmgt aew paint; excellent mechanical condition; bargain at ISM. PIERSON MOTOP. OO.. 222 N. Delaware.

PATHFINDER. IfU, electric starter, gow mood or small car Nsws.

for sale or trade, tiree; trade for diaAd drafts Box 1921.

WANTED to bay a 1M7 coupe 1st body ford chassis Bo* 14$. Plttsboro, Ind.

PAIGE

tion. Just oeorkoaift*, pierron mswm. CO

'XT*.

« N

om5S> !

Windshield Glass Replaced Reflectors reollvered. tamp giaaa, <J« tc. INDIANA MIRROR MFG CO., S Ins. Phone Proapoct 7*, Near 38-M7.

glpeg~_; zz.

1917 Kissel T .$1,100 t rage; good Itoo of Monroe R $425 «i£i 1K * P ' T '~’

Cadillac T

KISSEU-KAR CO.

127 N. Merldtoa Street.

RED" touring, fri’s ja—iftT.

Washing, oiling, storage, downtown garage; good Itoa of accessories and stts tor IS g. Pjensyivanla. Main $83*.

$385 | AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGE.

line im

HUT;

)swirlwg and runalag car; hargato. Shelby Prospect 18. ' BOADiTER.sl x-cylteder good corviltket; taao. 321 Eastern are Woodra.fl 7344

I COMMERCIAL STORAGE i .a downtown, steam heated garage.

12S-123 W. New Tort st.

GARAGE to let. Rear of l*f2 Park ave.

GARAGE for rent. Irvington 1482.

«£ Colorado.

Phone

SAXON SIX

GARAGE to let for one car. svlvansa. Call North 2542.

1734 N. Petm-

Kewty painted, good Urea,

bargain at MS.

cbaalcatly

GARAGE, private. Twenty-seventh and Coiiqge: fireproof, brick alley. Harrison 416.

MISCELLANEOUS FOB SALK CASh'reGiStERS National, ssvsral large and small; very reasonable. -3 bklg. DESKS, roH-top and typewriting. ^ stack files. 136 E. Market. Main *44*. DESKS—Six roll-top desks, four fiat-top desks, six typewriter desks, three floor case*, three stacks of letter and qard files, two map cabinets, three adding machines, one Underwood duplicator, one addressing machine, forty type-sirters: ail makes: bargain prices on all. STENGER *8b Occidental bldg.

VE^r gas Vangs' &; extra large oak dresser with triple mirror, $20; other dressers as low as $8. dining tablss as low as $2.50. When you want to buy a real bar-43*-4 > Mftsa avo.

1*8 for sals cheap. Call 'WN, SU Erls st. Auto.

DESK, flat top, mahogany, *et. Main 444?

$5. im E. Mar

ENCYCLOPEDIA BRJTAXNICA ebeap- Call Main 328*

for salo

Electric Fans Cheaper Cheaper than last year's prices, every one must go About twenty-live to choose from; 3. 12 and H-irsch sixes USED GOODS STORE. 4M Maas. ave.

FIXTURES for three-chair barber shop. Ill* Cruft it.

FJRE BOWLS and repairs for any stove. range or f urnace Mato TIM, Auto. $1-477. Evenings. Prospect 43*9.

perfect;

XA AUTO part* AND TIRE CO *1* N. Ill toots st w j RaXonT Mi. six-cylinder touring.

Main 7731.

bigg* it, M

pTOSpaef 7—7 or Belmont 231* HMk touring, modef K, five-pa ssenger;

1.. ^,..1 r A. '

Pries

good tires; to best condition

m £*ti

North *4,

HUP 32 touring, mmmlr painted, new tirse ad

One-halt «asb, balance twelve months BMEJRROX ALTO BALBW, 2k» N.

“57* 1620

■ Me

Illinois.

■around, a I. WOLF. $1*

KUDgON

real hargaio-H 1* N. HBno— st.

Will demonstrate.

Main 1*73, I

, 1*1*. seven-passenger, A1 eooittton. Six aew tires: traveling trunk In rear, win sell at a bargain tor cash. COLE A

MON. teen Davis 1$^

niRTiTESJCvN

roadster, i—ly

- » wl, Pratt st.

eqoippsd wheels;

Main

In

«-W. 2341,

good

Hamilton ave.

IJsTKRMTATE six, excellent mer hsni' at mod it Pei, paint good as new, good tires Circle *141 sftar 4 p. m or rear 335 N. Meridian

day time. #

/Ar^CUON* EIGHT, brand riew.“Hivw been run; must be Wild to settle receivership; beef buy In state. 32* E Market. Main

2$8$,

ScTkifelj touring. I*13; been run teas then two months; wire wheels and new tires, will guarantee. Call Main 31M or Auto 24-174 MR. FILER KIHMEL. touring, new cord Ursa; bargain

S» T. Market, Main MSI

Lsstogtoa. aawly paiated. I* ftrstrlaas condition; five good tires. Richmond; will sell cheap; must hav*

to Sna oondltloa. equipped. $300 cask;

tor new oars;

good Ursa

Overland, fully A1 oondltloa.

LEXINGTON MOTOR

SALES

141 N. Moridlan ah

1JGIIT SIX, FIVK-PASSENGER TOURING «'ARi A1 MlOCHANlCAL CONDITION; A

REAL BARGAIN. MAIN 834*.

LIGHT closed delivery body. .avs. Woodruff 31 «L

-3 rosdst^

2342 Columbia

MONROE, M-J rosd^ter thst has seen very little service; practically a new car JONES-WHITAKER SALEM CO., corner Ofttotol and Vermont, MAXWELL touring; electrically equipped; seat covers; good condition. Woodruff 4442

MAXWELL touring; runs and looks like a new ear. Can bs seen at JONER-WHIT-AKJfH 8ALF8 CO., Capitol and Vermont.

Oalt North 7247. ucmvu&i. M-4.

TOURING. MA UHL 334*

1*17; FI VE- PAHSEN O E R IN BEIHT OF CONDITION. $775

MAXWELL sedan 1*17; best bargain In town; five tires AI condition, *476 takes It: so you better hurry. MR KESSLER, 230

8. Pennsylvania Main 17«.

»

MARMON 34 TOURING

Factory rebuilt, newly painted, new top, five good cord tires. A good car at a bargain price. E. W. STEINHART CO.

Main

Meridian at Eleventh. 612$. Auto. 27-SM.

MONROE. M-6. 1*18, demonstrator, bargain; bean driven very little. JONKS-WHIT-AKKK MALES CO., corner Capitol and Ver-

mont.

good running order;

battery: seat

covers; Denny.

MAXWELL touring; new top; new storage

newly painted; can be aeen at 510 N. lahriagtoa ■■■. * 7 . _ ~ ^ MONROE. M-3, iifcV" Chummy roadster; a real buy for some one; demonstration. JONES-WHIT AKER SALES CO., corner

Cspltol and Vermont.

MARMON, '**2" roadster that has been repainted and placed in Al operating condition. Car has power and speed and Is a bargain at price I am asking. Will demonstrate and sell on easy terms. Also consider trade. See Mr. Freese, THE GIBSON

<X>., Capitol and Michigan. I

MAXWELL all-weather top touring car, 1*1* model, good as new; must sell on account of war; bargain, for quick aale. MR.

JOHNSON, Delaware garage.

MAXWELL, 1317 Prospect 42—71$

touring, good condition.

MONROE

1917 four-passenger Monroe. This car Is lass than a year old and 1« a great bargain

at the price we ask.

1917 5-jvfc.ss. Ftord. 1*14 2-pass. Monroa. 1*14 3-paae. Ford. 191* 7-pasa Natl*I 12. 1*1$ 6-pass Oakland. 1914 4-pass. Hup tt.

AUTO SALES CO.

The oldest used car dealers In the stats.

See us for first-clam auto painting.

10 W. Wabash. Rear Hotel EngHsh. MOON. LIGHT SIX. MECHANICAL CONDITION; Al CORD TmES. NHfWLY PAINTED; THIS CAR CAN RH BOUGHT

RIGHT. MAIN M4$.

MARMQN speedster 1032 N. Illinois,

BARBER-WARNOCK CO. 819 E. Washington St.

NICE. LITTLE Ford roadstsr; good condition: bargain. Rear 41$ NT. Meridian or 426 Bird st. NATIONAL. 12-cyllnder. seven-passen-ger, 1917 model $1,175

PAUL PRIOG.

_ 719 N. Illinois st. OVERLAND *0. touring; Art good tires: At condition; will ^ demonstrate. JONESWHITAKER SALES OO., corner Capitol ave. a3>& Vermont at. OVERLAND roadster S3, five god Urea, Al

h rough out. $500; $5o aiioe one year. McPH

condition throughout. $500;

e year. McPHERSON M— N. Illinois. North S4.

cash, bal-

AUTO SALES.

boy In the city. car and price is right. ! batter burry. North *4 SAVE money on your used car at

KISSEL-KAR CO.

837 N. Meridian.

All makes. While they last

CASH OR PAYMENTS

AUTO M O BIL ES^W ANTED. AUTOMOBILES WANTED Win pay from $5* ta $M» for automotottea K your price la right, the cash la ready for you. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE COMPANY. 51* N. Capitol ave 726 S Meridian st. Mala »» Auto. 22-01* P-osswe* WH

TOURING car, cheap lor cash,

street.

Automobiles Wanted

1341 Glmber w* buy autos, regardless of condition, and ! pay best prices. We aeil parts for most TOURING car. ftoe; first-ejas* rr.echanical I make machines.

condition, new paint, full electr.cal equip L WOLF AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. ment. five tires; trade for lots or small «* N. Illinois Mato 1ST*. Auto. 23-—1.

rentals up to I1.9W clear.

Main jm Auto K-1S1. |

DEED CARB-cZSlC JtAYMENTS. TRADE

JONEK-WHITaKEI^ALER OO.. Capttol I tton and pay bset prtcea

$19 N. Ill tools Mato 167*. Automobiles Wanted

Ws buy automobiles regardless of eondl-

w jCeWT- rv xi a a -rt *v a-x a • and Vermont. Main 2345 Agents for Monroe ! m* MAXWELL TOURING to perfect con- ! dltIon. blue bofly. red wheels, five good i Urss; —75. paymssu If desired. Harrison 1W».

TRUCKS FOR SALK AfY~TRror\^^ 1121 8. Meridian.

BARGAIN TRUCKS

ton tn

body; truck,

il. wit

Ford IH-ton and stake

,r-drtvs

gear-drl

International.

truck with gear drive, cab ; great bargain. Two-ton good condition. One-ton th express body with top;

Al condition: tires good. Ford. Just been overhauled, with 1‘4-ton gear-drive attach-

ment. with cab and stake body.

CAPITAL TRUCK CO. <32 N- Capitol aye. Main <106 FORD 8mTth Form-a-Truck, good mechanical condition, express body and top; for

quick sal* $4*0. Main 334$.

FORD TRUCK. light, teen used five months;

1062 8.

bargain. $360 Prospect *966.

cash.

Senate ave.

OVERLAND panel delivery car that is a dandy; overhauled and repainted; has new tlres, money and time saver for any one having deliveries to make. Can arrange easy terms if desired. For special proposition nee Mr Freese, THE GIBSON CO., Capitol and

Michigan.

REPUBLIC, one-ton truck.

1033 X. Illfnola truck that has

RUBH. late model, %-ton;

only seen slight use. at a bargain. FISHER AUTOMOBILE CO., 434 N. Capitol ave. v

8ELDEX TRUCKS MITCHELL AUTO COMPANY, Main $478. Delaware and Michigan. TRUCKS, twoT capable of $100 per week. sacrifice, army draft. After 6 p. m , North

90*1.

TRUCK, Brown, %-ton; first-class condition; owner leaving city. SCHEBLER S GARAGE, 140$ S. Meridian st.

TON TRUCK in first-class order, suitable for farmer or gardener. Corner North and Fulton sts

WE HAVE four trucks, two Ford Form-a-Truoks. one Republic and one Mais. Rear 41$ N. Meridian. Ms In 3120

AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS. Advance Auto^Tires—Overstock. $2x4 8. S. $13 00 34x4>4 8. 8. 326 00 34x4 8. 8. 19 00 S5x4H S. 8. 27 00

First quality—Guaranteed.

CHARLES KOEHRINQ. 382 Virginia ava

CITIZENS AUTO GARAGE 330 North Illinois Street Storage—Supplies-Expert Repairing.

24-HOUR SERVICE

We buy and sell used cars. Special storage rates to permanent patrons.

EXPE

SET b|mn ta

automobile repairing. Specialist on lights. Ignition and starter troubles. Reasonable rates. All work guaranteed. CITIZENS REPAIR CO.. 330 N. Illinois at.

FORD runabout body and truck bed. 1913; one Ford engine. 1113 Prospect st.

FORD motor for sale. Woodruff 3613. GENERAL repairing of autos, storage, welding, tires, lubes, gasoline, oil and accessories; MODEL GARAGE. 2236 College. North $43$.

LARGEST IN MIDDLE WEST Cylinder Regrinding Pistons, Rings, Pins GET OUR PRICES. BUTLER MFG. CO., 1124 E. Georgia. Indianapolis. Prospect 618. Auto. 22-942.

LET 8. * 8. AUTO LAUNDRY keep your cars prepared at all times for any emergency. Cleaning, polishing, oiling and greasing by experts, we never close. 8t. Clair, near Meridian. Main 4964. Auto. 27-664.

MAGNETO EXPERTS Eisemann, Bosch, Remy, Splltdorf, Simms. EISEMANN IGNITION SERVICE CO. 415 N. Cftpitol. Phine Main 4743. PAINTING; flrst-clasa work; reasonable price. BERND BROS.. 10* W. Morris st. Prospect 443. Auto. 51-3**.

RADIATOR REPAIRING. All work guaranteed. We call for and deliver. Ten per cent, discount on out-of-to\\n work. Call us at our expense. THE FORD EXCHANGE. 212-314 E. New York. SIS Mass. ave. Auto 31-447. Main 2907.

SPECIAL NOTICE For first-class repair work of all kinds on Bulcks and other high grade cars. See Bover (who was formerly with the Bulck people), now at BOYER'S REPAIR SHOP, $32 Lockerbie st. Main 1339.

TIP ES and TlfK&E ^

DIAMOND? a9 SW?NE$ART STO Mc: GRAW PULLMAN. CONGRESS and other well-known brands. GUARANTEED 3,500 MILES. Prices on some of the above makes: Plato. N. S ] Plain. N S. 8x3 ....310.00 $11.00 33x4 *19.25 $21.25 5xS .... 10.25 11.001 S3x4 19.50 22 00 IOxSM 1* 25 14.75 34x4 20.00 23.00 3$xSlk.... 14.50 16 25!8x4‘4 28.50 31.00 $1X4 .... IS.75 20 $5! Prices subject to change without notice. All other sixes In proportion, p . for moat make automobiles 50 r arcs to 76 per cent, off list prtcea INDIANA AUTO PARTS AND TIKE CO. SIS N. Illinois. 446 S. Meridian. Mato ^$$. Auto. 31-465. Mato 5013.

Scored Cylinders

or re*

>4 N. Noble

repaired without Beating or re grinding. EAGLE MACHINE CO.. '

tires, two extra, ahtorbers. seat

1*14 touring.

FORD touring. 1915, new with tire carrier, shock covers, bargain, see quick,

cel lent motor, fine tire*, good general eondl-1 tton. R. L. BARTOL* 31 W. Eleventh. Main 1192. Auto. 94-143 ■ FOLD with Form-a-truck attachment and good .•••• $*»

PAUL PRIGG.

Tt* N. Hllnola st. FORD touring. 1*14 Maxwell 25. touring, 1*14.

Auburn touring,

Paige 25, roadster. ■- USED AUTO SALES CO.. IM-tSS W'. New York st, fORD touring electric lights and startar; bargain tor quick sale. Rear 41* N. Meridian or 435 Bird st. _ niRtT ROADSTER. 1*13; NB#Ef PAINT-ED;FIRST-CLASS RUNNING CONDITION WIIX SELL AT BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE. 1* N. ILLINOIS. roKb"touring car. SSTroodei.""'PhonTSBRS

OVERLAND touring, late model; must sell; fine condition: bargain. l«« S. Meridian. OVERLAND, light four, 191* tourtog car: repainted and overhauled. Here is a light hut sturdy little car that will go through j all kinds of service and give satisfactory’ re- ! suits; economical to maintain. WiH consider 1 trade. See Mr Freese. THE GIBSON CO . |

Capitol and Michtgwn.M

department offers some

FRANKLIN roadster. 191*. in good condition

* tires. flSO. LATHROP-McFAR-

LAND CO.. Capttol and \>rmont Main 24*0

with

FORD, t*14 touring that Is in good running condition. Has electric lights. Priced so that It will aeU quickly. Terms If desired. Hurry if roo want It. Mr. Freese, THE GIBBON CO.. Capitol and Michigan. __ FORb touring, Ilt7, 9XB, to first buyer. 8

W. JElevenio,

OVERLAND, five-passenger, to splendid condition; new top; new paint; Just over-

hauled. North 110. OUR USED CAR wonderful values.

NORDYKE & MARMON CO. |

Ixtcal branch.

Meridian and New York.

OVERLAND ROADSTER 99. private ca?. | like new, 7.000 ratlee. demonstration to

* - ~ •• -'aK £11

your own satisfaction. Call Mato £169.

PREMIER, four-cylinder, good condition Mato 8*25

four-passenger;

Aixi Bocud^idCarm/baenca Ydu have been wanting a small fivepassenger car. We now have one. and If it has not been sold by the time you read this ad. hurry right down; electric lights and starter; good tires all around; motor In excellent shape. Special paint. Paige. six-cylinder, seven-passenger touring ^a real motor car at a price you can ■ford. Ask for demonstration. STERLING MOTOR CAR CO. Main 1*9$. 833 N. Meridian. Auto. 27-88.

TIRES .We sell tires that are nationally advertised and well known, such as _ Miller Gear ed-to-the-Road, Lee, Firestone, age. Congress, Fisk, Kelly-Spring-field, Goodrich, Ajax, Silvertown Cord, Firestone Cord, Batavia and Northland “Nobby Tread." We have an abundant supply of Ford size tires. GUARANTEED 2,500 MILES.

Plato

Non-; Plain

Non-

Size

Tread

skid.Size il* 96‘34x4

Tread

skid

28x3

$10 00

$29 15

$22 70

30x3

10 35

10 *5 35x4

20 49

23 00

30x3^

11 50

15 25 36*4

20 79

2$ 60

31x34

14 10

15 SO 34x44

28 75

n $e

32x$4

14 66

1$ 40 35x44 IT 65 38x44

39 29

83 05

24x34

15 99

SI 90

34 30

36x34

17 55

19 25 35x5

34 20

37 40

31x4

19 26

n on 86x5

$5 10

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32x4 $*V4 .

1*55 I* *

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18 80

PARTS *

B.-MAKAPOIJS AKD

m 8. Meridian.

511 K. Cftpitol.

Mato 2633.

Prospect 6677.

Indiana Auto Parts and Tub Co. *U N. lUinoU st. Main r3». Auto. 31-48. AUTOMOBII^, gas or electric, in trade for eouth side iota. Address Box 1743, Nevra FORTY-ACRE FARM to trade for good auto. 326 E. Market. Main 2881. r

FORD ROADSTER, also one Ford touring.

326 E. Market. Mato 28*1.

LIGHT, five-passenger automobile earned on payments Address Box 182S, News

Late Model Autos

l.lght cars preferred. Will pay up to $1,000. WOLF* AUTO. PARTS AND TIRE CO.,

60 N, Illinois. Main 1679. Auto. 32-063.

LET US sell your car. W’e have buyers waiting. *15 Virginia are. « LIGHT four or six-cylinder car, If a - bargain, an excellent proposition. Nqfth 84. SWELL player piano, seventy-five rells: dirt cheap for cash; sold this week. Will

trade for cheap car. Circe 2*22.

WANT good light car for equity in six-room aemi-mottern home Woodruff 2884.

WANTED-To trade high-class lot on Thirtyeighth ft,, just east of Fairgrounds On imerurban and boulevard, lot 60x200 feet, for high-class automobile in good condition. Write for particular*. GEORGE W. HANNA. Ardmore ave, Akron, O. 1917 MODEL (Dodge Roadster), must be In first Class condition mechanically and tires, at bargain price. Address Box 1814. News.

MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES. CASH PAID for motorcycies^oiTsokronrsmaU cormnlssion. FLOYD PETERMAN. 509

Massachusetts ave. Main 7029. HARLEY-DAVIDSON motorcycle, in

condition, very

ington 3824.

reasonable for cash.

good Irv-

MOTORCYCLE SIDECARS New only. For Indian, Excelsior, Harley-David-son, Henderson. Prompt deliveries. Write for circulars.

MOTORCYCLE; Indian; free engine; new tires; single cylinder; price $50. Call Prospect 7848, ring 2.

Excelsior;

TWIN

Al condition; take good bi-

S. Dearborn.

cycle as part payment. 61

THOR MOTORCYCLE; been run less than 600 miles; extra equipment. Price $100. 1033 Shelby st., Prospect 18. WANTED to buy. single Indian or Harley; must be reasonable; will pay cash. S39

8. Keystone aw.

MISCELLANEOl/S FOR SALE. A LIQUID CARBONIC SODA FOUNTAIN Marble Dispensing Counter, Twelve Feet Long Fuyy equipped and up-to-date. Back bar. Bird! mahogany finish, ten-foot; also fully equipped up-to-date carhonator, .‘‘Crescent,” with motor attached. This outfit used four years and in prime condition; will sell at a sacrifice if disposed of at once. For further Information address LEO H. FIHE, Richmond, Ind AN ELECTRIC FAN >2 TO » LESS HERE FAN AND IRON REPAIRS. L. A. FLEURY ELECTRIC, 421 MASS. AVE.

Indiana lump, $5.40p forked, $5.60. Indiana mine run. jf>.15. Elberfeld lump, $5.65. Ullnoie lump, $5.96. PAGE COAL AND ICE CO. Main 8326. Auto. 27-960. North

8272.

BUNDLE

5213.

kindling, wholesale lots. Main

BARBER ('HAIR, wheel or shotgun.

sell cheap or trade for 639 Mass. ave.

BUY

SCARCE

COAL Big Ulijiois Lump. Indiana Lump. NORTHCROFT CO. Washington 450, 962. Auto. 77-749.

BABY YARD and walker, $1.50 each. \ USED GOODS STORE. 424 Mass, ave. BRICKS. 10.000 hard common; 5,000 fire brick. INDIANA METAL AND MACHINERY

CO., 332 N. Illinois. Main 6934.

BATH ROOM outfit, almost new, complete $45. Prospect 6463 or Prospect 3774.

Coal

ILLINOIS LUMP INDIANA LUMP NOT LESS THAN THREE TONS. AMERICAN COAL CO. PHONES: NORTH 1452, NORTH 927, AUTO. 49-702.

COAL—COAL

If you must burn Indiana coal, why not the best? LINTON LUMP. $5.50, show time only. Prospect 2414.

Jackson Hill lump. Indiana egg, lump or mine run. Crushed coke for baseburner. Cream of the state. ATLAS COAL CO. Main 19C3. Auto. 22-764.

COAL—COAL Bates St. Coal'Co., Pros. 8000.

GAS FIXTURES for Tenth st.

two houae*. 71$ S.

CIDER PRESS: phonograph, mahogany canine'.; plays all records, like new; records Included ?45 cash. 214 Tacoma ave.

Complete Solid Mahogany

Drug Store Fixtures

, Modern in style end arrangement. Thirty- ‘ three-foot t’ncture and thirty-three-foot patt ent medicine slide, door fixtures, fitted with I aba'tow and deep drug drawers and locker^. • -prescription case, twelve-foot; fixtures fa i excellent condition and will look good to any I f >r8 . ftsss stcre; three six-foot floor cases, ' one eight-foot floop case, one eight-foot wrapping counter; all mahogany; will sell at a | sacrifice if disposed of at one*. For further

: Information address LEO H. FIHE, < Richmond, Ind.

GAS RANGES from (2.50 up. 609 W. Washington.

HAT. hack straw, trimmed to white feather _ stfekup and ribbon; smart looking, practically new. $5; child's white straw hat with white band, latest sty!*, excellent condition. *15©. tennis shoes. Champion, man's, »*e 7%: ladies, size 3**, $1 each: two Axminster rugs. 9x12. slightly worn. $4 each. Circle 194$.

HOUSES, tw-elvs, small. 19x12 feet, suitable for garages or watchmen or oontractors’ tool houses dr chicken houses Are now to yard of city hospital; will sell cheap to Immediate purchasers. See CTTY PURCHASING AGENT, city hall.

HUBBARD No. 16 portable oven with equipment for sale or trade. Beet consideration. Ford or store fixtures. J. W. LUNSFORD, Lawrence, Ind. Box 91.

Invalid Chairs For Sale or Rent Kent $2.6© per month; delivered free. Baker Bros. Mato 3465, 3466. Auto. 33-1$$. KIMONO, pink silk, band embroidered. Call 1241 Bridge st.

MOTOR. HALF-HORSE. $35. L A. FLEURY ELECTRIC. 421 MASS. AVE

MARBLE steam table, ranges, tables, chairs, mirrors, coffee urn, dishes. 4S**) E. Sixteenth st.

MOTOR-Three-horse Prospect st.

MOTOR. >4-horse power, direct current, direct connected to two-cylinder air compressor; In excellent condition; Just the thing for private garage or email vulcanising ahop.

STANDARD OIL CO.

OFFICE furniture, used. 321 W. Maryland.

OUTSIDE SHOWCASE, worth $40. sells for $10; counter, $4. 733 Massachusetts ave.

PIPE and fittings; a good lot of material for some one with steam Job. 1112 Broadway. Main 5667.

PUMP, small, for boiler. FRANCOAMERK3AN DRY CLEANING CO.

PLATE camera, 5x7. 502 W. Washington.

PIANO, upright; household and office furntture. 3150 Broadway.

REMINGTON typewriter, used at home six months. Cheap for cash. Owner drafted. Call 43-656 during evenings.

RUG, rocking chair and bed; all in condition. 2436 N. New Jersey.

REED baby carriage, old ivory; fine condition; metal wheels; cost $30; our price $10; another $3,50; both extra bargains. USED GOODS STORE, 424 Mass. ave.

SUMMER BROS.—SUMMER BROS.

ILLINOIS LUMP OR EGG

$6—PER TON— $6

INDIANA LUMP OR EGG

$5.30—PER TON—$5.30

Main 1380.

Main 1380.

Main 1330.

SEWING MACHINES, almost new, »5 to $15; all makes»repaired, $9, S. W. KING, 640 Massachusetts ave. Circle 4661.

SEWING MACHINES; bargains; $3 and up; all makes repaired. WHITE CO., $12 Massachusetts ave. Main 600 Auto. 26-216. SINGER sewing machine, *6; $1 places any machine in your home. SINGER CO., 764 Massachusetts, near College ave. Main 6813.

STAND, fancy, and baby cart. Call North

6568.

SODA FOUNTAINS, new and used. H. NEFF. 235 E. Maryland st.

JAMES

SEWING machine, drop-head, with attachments; $10. 126 W. Washlngeon.

SECOND-HAND burlap bags bought and sold; all purposes MAX KATZ. 1708 S. Fast st. Prospect 6180. Auto. 51-780.

SECOND-HAND brick, in good condition. Apply chief engineer, power house, ENGLISH HOTEL.

SUIT, gentleman’s blue serge, size 34; cheap. Woodruff 347. 909 Hamilton ave.

SEW’ING machine, drop-head, good as new; $16. 126 W. Washington.

SAMPLE and uncalled for suits, values up. at a bargain. ALBERT SACHS, N. Ullnoie st.

SCREEN DOORS, high grade; large variety, sizes; cut prices. C. KOEHRING, 882 Virginia ave.

WHMKHOLDlviODi. Incfuding miafttea eaae piano. 71 N. Irvington ave, Irrlng-nn 2«?’-

K ITCH UN CABINST, Mr i >onatK AJOBlwSir rug. chain: No. 2 Marietta. S6 K. Ver-

wagi. ■

MAHOGANY library table, fl*; drees)ng table, 812.3ft: extra large chiffonier, $18; beautiful china cioftet, cost $$5, sell for $30.

BROWN. $39 Maas. ave.

MAHOGANY grandfather clock, gate leg table, bookcase, writing desk. Vtctroli.

davenport, dreosera and beds White eewtng machine and other articles. 344* N. Alabama

NBW fumed oak buffet. $94 5* value for $19.75; new famed oak extension table, $18 value for $19.60; six new solid fumed oak o.hairs. $16.5*. ALBERT HUTCHINSON. Prospect SSI. 8X3 Virginia ave. Auto, 24-66S.

NEW BED. cost 845. for aale for $»; two kalrex rockers. $19. 738 Ft. Wayne ave.. Flat No. S

ROOM size rugs. $16 and up. Massachusetts ave.

GAVIN, 427

REFRIGERATORS. A few good refrieerate's at verv low m-W* Ice boxes ffcr pop or home use Butcher's boxes or grocery refrigerators. GLAZER. 444 E. WASH

MUSICAL.

BUY THE KIMBALL Pianos, player-pianos, organa Pa the and Kimball phonographs; new arid used instruments. SWAIN & SWAIN. 18 E. Sixteenth. Phone North 668*. Auto. 41-240. EIGHTY-EIGHT-NOTE, up-to-date player action installed In your own piano. D. H. CRAFT A CO., a* E. Ohio. Main 1913.

FOR SALE—Parlor grand piano, Henry F. MUJsr 7 1-8 octave, rosewood case, price only $890. Belongs to my sister who is now a missionary south of China. Cali week days 48* N. Meridian st. or phono Main £731. Evenings Washington 1646. No dealers. W.

R. WHEELER.

Get Prices on New Records 7 Pembroke Arcade. Main <02$. NEW PLANO: leaving city'; wifi, sell M equity of $90 cheep, 1116 S BlsmarcK ave.

ORGAN, good Kimball; a bargain for $15.

*46$ Benefentaine.

PIANOS, two uprights: must be sold at once to satisfy claim; a bargain. CaU 105 Law

Mdg. or Main 3*63.

PIANO, concert grand, practically’ new ; brilliant tone; $175. Woodruff 7217.

PLAYER beuTpain. mahogany; plays 88-note rolls; fire condition: price only $850; easy terms. AEOLIAN COMPANY. 237 N. Ponn-

sylvenla Mato 964. New g-4fti.

PLAYER PIANO. Ellington, like new; bargaln; cash or payments. Circle 3433. PLAYER piano. Ellington, bargain for cash or easy payments. North 641.

Refrigerators Cut Again About a dozen choice boxes left; ever}’ one a reliable, well-known brand; cleaned, tested and guaranteed at prices very low to close out; jess than half price; call quickly. USED GOODS STORE. 184 Maas ava

RUGS. 190 uaed rur? at very low prices. LINOLEUMS. 5,900 yards new linoleum at *6c per yard. GLAZER 444 E. WASH.

TWO bed couches and on# box mattress. Auto. 43-47$.

TRADE your old stove on a new gas #r combination range, heater or furnace. C. KOEHRING. US Virginia are,

THREE-FOLD reed fiber screen; cost $26, will sell for *10. STANDARD FURNITURE OCX, 615 Massachusetts ave.

MACHINERY.

iVE HAVE purchsjJI the plant of he Art Wares Manufacturing Company and offer for sale in all or in part the entire equipment. consisting of turning lathes, electric motors, band saw. planer, jointer, universal woodworker, ehafting. hangers, belting, etc. Call 136 N. Alabama. Phone Mato 6406. CENTRAL PLATING AND MFG. CCT

TWELVE-INCH lathe, exhaust fan. square shear. $20 E. Washington. Mato 2187. B & G MACHINE WORKS

SMITH A MILLS single-geared crank shaper. with vise, counter shaft and oondition good as now. CONTINENTAL FILE CORPORATION. ifnderson, Jnd.

HEATING boiler, steam or water; automatic; ail complete; air compressor; for sale Address Box 1761, News.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

Attention We want to buy. We pay cash and will pay better prices than any store to the city. Do not sell until you get our prices on Stoves Rugs Ranges Refrigerators Or Anything in Fine FURNITURE GLAZER Auto 21-282. Main 1284.

ABSOLUTELY BEST PRICES paid for furniture, rugs, stoves and household goods. STANDARD FURNITURE OO.. 51^ Massachusetts ave. Phone $410.

B<X)KS of &U kinds in any quanGty, including entire private libraries; afl offerings carefully examined and fairly valued. Main 1104. TREAT'S BOOK SHOP. 219 S. Illinois. BOOKS. We buy books. PINKPANK BOOK STORE, 122 Virginia ave. Main 4762. Auto. 42-126.

COMPLETE outfits of household goods Is our present needs. Call our buyer; get the highest prices when. you sell. BAKER BROS.

CORN wanted, good yellow ear corn at tbs stock yards.

CAMPING tent, 16x20 or larger.' North 6467.

COAL stoves; we need them. Get our prices before you sell. BAKER BROS., pioneer dealers.

GOLF STICKS AND BAG, IN GOOD CONDITION; WILL PAY CABH FOR OUTFIT. PHONE T. J. LAURIMORE, MAIN 663. AFTER 5 O’CLOCK. NORTH 5488.

CANOES for Boy Scout camp. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 804 Chamber of Commerce. Both phones.

DON’T worry about moving or storing your household goods. Sell to BAKER BROS.

FURNITURE WANTED. Will pay good cash price for household goods In private home or flat. CaU Main 6072. New 26-02S.

FLORENCE be a t« r *: we want one Immedi-

ately. Call BAKER BROS.

TANK, gasoline, underground, capacity, 280 gallons. FRANCO-AMERICAN DRY

COAL

! Clean, forked Indiana coal, $5.59 per ton. j CITIZENS COAL CO Mato 34*1.

CASH REGISTERS

J Bought, sold and repaired; all machines guar- ’ anteed INDIANAPOLIS CASH REGISTER j EXCHANGE. 619 Mass ave. Phone Main 6117.

CHILDREN'S automobile; practically new;

cost $13; sell for halt. North 9014.

LARGE INDIANA LUMP DOMESTIC COAL OO., PHONES. MAIN 3690. Auto. 26-549.

CASH REGISTER, refrigerator, gas range, bake oven and full cafe equipments. ONEIDA HOTEL -

CASH registers, slightly used. National, largest, best assortment to the state; bargains; always see ue before you buy or sell. SPRAGUE CASH REGISTER EXCHANGE

IS W. Ohio. Phone Main 56k

TWO rolltop desks. $140; will sell reasonable.

Call 401 Law bldg.

TENT, 7x7, been used two weeks; with floor,

$15. Call Prospect 3197.

TYPEWRITER, Remington Monarch. late

modeT, cheap. 1202 City Trust.

WASHING MACHINES, electric, water motor and hand: all styles; all prices; easy terms. Some soiled bargains. 144 E. Ohio.

WICKER BASSENETTE. Washington 1804.

3148 Park.

*200 SAFE for sale; bargain. 58 W. New

York.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

BEDS, springs, mattitsses, carpets, kitchen utensils, restaurant fixtures for sale. Swan

Hotel, 221 S. Illinois St.

BOOKCASE, two chairs, solid mahogany; oil paintings, books. Call Washington 29*3.

BRASS BED, springs, mattress, mahogany dresser and 100-pound ice box, white lined.

35 N. Keystone.

BOX COUCH; beautiful black leather;

cheap. 1028 Newman st.

COAL OIL STOVES. New atones at second-hand prices. Two. three and four burners. Prices start from

$7 up.

GLAZER, 444 E. WASH.

COOK STOVES, soft coal, $8.50 and up.

GAVIN. 427 Massachusetts ave.

CONGOLEUM RUG. one, good, 9x12. 3736 N.

Capitol.

DAVENPORT, round dining room table, gas range, soft coal heater. 1343 S. East.

DAVENPORTS. We have several good up-to-date davenports, every one guaranteed, small sizes or large sizes. Come and see our line, get our

prices. i

GLAZER, 444 E. WASH.

DINING and living room furniture, fumed oak; for sale; party leaving city. Call 306

Eastern ave.

DINING TABLE, round, oak practically

new; reasonable. 1626 N. Arsenal.

DAVENPORT, one large, and one small library table; no second-hand dealers. Main

6289. Rooms 11-12 Marion bldg.

FURNITURE AND RUGS Retailed at wholesale prices on three months’ time; 6 per cent, added for ten months’ time. Any one article 50c to $1 a

week.

$125 Ivory bedroom set $75 00 $150 William and Mary dining room set 80 00 $35 Brass bed 27 00 $6 Iron bed 4 00 $6 Mattress ...» 4 00 $6 Spring 4 00 $22 Tapestry rugs 16 (ft $38 Velvet rug 27 00 *1S 9x12 Linoleum rug * 13 00 $1.25 Linoleum 85 A complete line of everything for housekeeping. Trade your old style furniture for up-to-date furniture One and a half blocks south of Washington st. 110 S. Pennsylvania St. Art Furniture Co.

FOUR-POST mahogany twin beds; complete,

good condition. Woodruff 6849.

FURNITURE of small apartment. Highest grade goods, used only eight months. Cheap for cash. Owner drafted. Call 43*066 during

evening.

FURNITURE SALE

Open all day and evening till 9 o'clock. Big private sale at the old storage and auction house. CORNER ALABAMA AND NEW YORK, two squares north of the city market. opposite fire headquarters. Good, cheap, medium grads furniture, rugs, mattresses, gas ranges, dishes, utensils, odds and ends;

VERY CHEAP to make room.

FURNITURE, -antique; also all kinds of modern furniture, rugs; can deliver. 2962

Central ave.

GAS RANGE, famous four-hole; first-claa# condition; $10 delivered. 834 E. Washing-

ton.

GAS RANGE and washing machine, cheap.

805 N. New Jersey.

GAS RANGES.

Several good gas ranges, low and high ovens, 18.50 up. Guaranteed as represented or money refunded. GLAZER, 444 E. WASH.

GAS RANGES, $5 and up. CHAfi. KOEH-

RING. 883 Virginia avo.

evenings rear 660 Virginia.

GOOD prices paid for gentlemen’s second-

I WISH to buy the furnishings of five or six rooms; will pay spot cash. Telephone IRWIN WALKER. Main 2028. Nights Pros-

pect 1390.

Logs, 1,000,000 Feet good poplar logs. CENTRAL VENEER COMPANY, Winter ave., and Belt railroad. In-

dianapolis.

MERCURY arc rectifier wanted. Woodruff

651.

SHOES, clothing of ail description. ECONOMY SHOP. 548-50 Virginia ave. Prospect

TH. Auto. 61-031.

SMALL SHED or poflltry house. Phone

Woodruff 7970.

SODA FOUNTAIN, old style; also cash register. Phone Main 5871, Auto. 21-794. Ad-

dress 23 Baldwin block.

SEL#L your gran ranges, coal stoves and heaters to BAKER BROS., pioneer dealers.

TWO girls wanted; eight and ten to board.

Call Woodruff 2478.

WANTED—Old feather beds, feathers renovated, feather mattresses and pillows made. ACORN FEATHER CO.. 312 E. Market sL

Main 2510. Auto. 31-845.

WE WILL pay tho highest price for a Florence or Nubian heater. BAKER BROS.,

opposite courthouse.

WE WANT good used furniture. Will pay

all it is worth,

STANDARD FURNITURE CO. 515 Massachusetts ave. Main 6410.

_ WANTED Heating stoves, laundry stoves, oil stoves, kitchen heaters, coal and gas ranges, cook stoves and

hot plates.

All we can get at any reasonable price.

Dishes and Bedding

Rugs, furniture, office and store fixtures.

We pay the price.

USED GOODS STORE. M. 2288; Auto. 22-288.

WILL PAY the highest prices for all kinds household goods In private homes or flats.

Main 5072: Auto. 26-028.

WE BUY all kinds of second-hand tools, guns, fishing tackle and sporting goods; highest cash price paid. 339 E. Washington.

Main 4658.

WANTED—To buy a dairy lunch outfit or

about forty dairy chairs that can be moved A. E. DEARDORF, Kokomo. Ind.

WE WILL PAY the best cash price for uaed furniture, heaters, cook stoves and ranges. Give us a trial. H. P. WOLFE CO., 842 S.

'leridian. Prospect 204.

WISE people sell their goods to BAKER BROS. We pay the best prices for your

goodx_

LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES.

BUGGY mare; good. 3118 Martlndale. Wood-

ruff 4841.

COVERED wagon; good condition, $22; barn,

rear 1419 Senate.

GOAT for sale. Auto. 39-744.

HORSE and mare, good workers, for sale. Woodruff 1163. 2401 E. Washington.

HORSES, team black, will weigh 1,799 pounds; one general purpose horse. 929

Superior st. Mato 4766.

HORSE, wagon, harness for sale. Call Bel-

mont 1934.

HORSE, good, and platform wagon or will sell separate. Call Washington 2659 or Washington 1352. *

HORSES for sale. $46; morning or evening. DR. McCONNELL, 446 B. Tenth; A. D.

MAY. Singer office. Main 2134.

MULES for sale and will buy any number of mules. KISSEL MULE BARN. Union

Stock Yards.

MARE—Fat, peddling wagon and barnees.

Call Prospect *96.

ONE JACK, registered, for sal a For particulars write JOHN WELSH. ShelbyvUle.

Ind.

SADDLE mare; extra fine. GEORGE CONNOLLY, 321 W. Thirty-first st. North

7*83.

TEAM of horses, harness and wagon.

STEVE RAPIA. U38 Brooks st.

TWO HORSES for sale, cheap. $34 E. Wash-

ington. Mato 3977.

WAGON. J\4: good as new; sell right or trade for horse. 632 W. Washington.

DOGS. POULTRY. PIGEONS, ETC. CANARIEsT^ugerin tor «leU$4~annB.

Woodruff 66$.

LEGHORNS, white, twelve, thoroughbred,

winter layers; $10. North 7813.

PUPPIES. Airedale, pedigreed, for sola

Belmont 370.

PARROTT for sale; good talker. Harrison

963.

RABBITS; selling out. J. W. WELLS. 1024

W. New Tuck.

SCHAEFFER player piano, oak case, looks like new, 88-note, $495: sells new for $726. RAPP A LENNOX. 24T N Pennsylvania st.

75c Standard Make Records, 55c 242 Indian* ave. WEST. Pl.ua Hotel bldg.

TCTCnON SALES.

SHANK’S

suction room on Thursday. July 11. at *:#* a. m., I will sell some of the nicest household goods thst we have had for some time, consisting of hotblsst heaters, oak dressers, davenports sanitary couch, brass and iron beds felt mattresses springs large and small rugs, center stands linoleum, mirrors dining room chairs, round top oak extension tables, two nearly new kitchen cabinets gas ranges, square piano, laundry stoves steel ranges and thousands of other useful art teles This Is a chance,to buy good used goods at your own pries LEW SHANK Auctioneer, Main $028.

BAR FIXTURES On Friday. July 12. at K) s m . I will sell complete fixtures of a saloon st 1064 Virginia ave. This Is an exceptionally} nice outfit, consisting of one roll-top deaK one small iron safe, good condition; one large electric caah register, cost $500; one hack bar. one front bar. one large grocery tee box. one small Ice box, thr# electric fans, lot of electric light fixtures two pool tables, one gas range and lot of other odds and ends. LEW SHANK AUCTIONEER. J. A. PORTER, AGENT.

Bakery Wednesday, 2 p. m. *136 N. Illinois st. Fixtures, consisting of six-foot floor showcase, counters, display refrigerator counter, coot $176; counter showcases, small coffee mill, scales, shop scales. National cash register, papm and racks, wall dock. Florence hotblast, marble top tables. Hobart mixing machine, good aa. new. cost $500; dough troughs, mixing bowls, bread pans, all kinds baking pans and tool* and equipment far complete bakery, refrigerator; also small stock of groceries, etc. McFadden & Burkhardt Auctioneers. Office, 460 E. Wash. Mato 6972, Auto. 26-92*. NOTICU,—The C. C. C. A WI. L RT COMPANT will sell the following described refused or unclaimed freight at public auction on Monday. July 2*. in*, at * p. m.. at C. C. C. A St. L Railway Company’s unclaimed freight station, corner Brtghtwood and Twen-ty-fifth st., Indianapolis, Ind.; Thlrty-ntn* bales of rags. Patent Vulcanite Roofing Company. Anderson, Ind.. consignee; Bronx Jobbing house, 510 K. One Hundred and Seventythird New York city, shippers. One crate ■hoe repair machine. Order, Mike Magnotha. Charleston, I1L, notify Mitchell Bros.. Charleston, 111., consignee; Mike Magnotha. HiTladale. Mich., shippers J. K. VANCE. Freight, Loss and Damage Agent. C C C. A St L. Ry Co.. Indianapolis. I«d. WEDNESDAY. * a. m.. 447 E Court at., we will sell pedestal dining table, two leather davenports, several dining chairs, twelve rockers, buffet, two very fine 9x12 Axminstei rugs, four center tables, oak library tables. 9x12 reversible rugs, two oak sideboards, cot. single Iron bed. two metal and enamel top kitchen cabinets, on# floor showcase, sixteen good soda chairs, four tables In good condition, three counter showcases, ice box. gas ranges, refrigerators, several Iron beds, springs, mattresses, dressers, washstands, hotplatea, sewing machine, porch swing and numerous other goods. McFADDEN A BURKHARDT. Auctioneers. aT OUR regular sale on Thursday, July 11, we will sell five or six van loads of first-class furniture; rugs, beds, mattresses and springs; rockers, dressers, dining chairs, table, dishes, store of all kinds. 227 N, New Jersey st. Watch this column for Mg ad on Wednesday. LEW SHANK, auctioneer.

FINANCIAL. ’rmTuoSn^ATTri^^ REAL ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WB PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS AND MORTGAGES. BONDS AND STOCKS LISTED AND UNLISTED. INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO., FRANK K. SAWYER, PRESIDENT, 306-309 LAW BUILDING. ASSETS, $348.74.8.25.

WE MAKE first and second mortgages, large or small on farm or ctty property. AETNA MORTGAGE AND INV. CO. Mato 7101. 508 Fidelity Trust bldg. WE HAVE money to loan on first mortgage ■eourity at 6 per cent. GILL-BUENNAGEL CO., 267 W. Washington. Main 1646, 1647; Auto. 28-236.

LOANS ON SECOND MORTGAGE IMPROVED CONTRACTS OR MORTGAGES BOUGHT. LEWIS. 62* MERCHANTS BANK.

REAL ESTATE and personal loans o» ten* and upward. J. D SCOTT, 14 Whan ftdg. WAN+ED—Real' estate mortgage' loens. * per cent METER KISER BANK.

CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS. YOUR CREDIT BORROW MONEY TO BUY YOUR COAL Now Is the Time WE HAVE LOTS OF MONEY which we will loan to honest persons in amounts of $16 up to $390, on household goods, furniture, pianos, diamonds and jewelry at legal rates of Interest. W'e will allow you to repay It on our small monthly instalment plan, payments to suit your convenience. We are licensed and guarantee you a strictly private deal and courteous treatment. We pay oC loans made by other companies. See us today and get what money you need to settle up all your outstanding bills. INTERSTATE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. 203 Hume-Mansur Bldg. Directly across from postoffice, on Ohio st., second floor. Mato 3130. Auto. 21-439.

mill* WHEN YOU NEED MONEY —INVESTIGATE— “OUR TWENTY PAYMENT PLAN” A $50 LOAN Can Be Repaid $2.50 A MONTH With interest at per month. Pay faster,If you like—less cost. You pay only for the time loan runs. Come in and get free booklet which describes everything fully. We loan on furniture. Pianos, Victrolas, Etc. Any amount to $300. Also on Diamonds. Etc. INDIANA COLLATERAL LOAN CO. ESTABLISHED 1887. 201 LOMBARD BUILDING, 24% EAST WASHINGTON ST. Phone 32*6. New 26-786. Opposite New York Store. Authorized agents for Thrift Stamps. ■MH8KH?

REMEDIAL SYSTEM op LOANING Money on Diamonds, Gold and Silver at About Half the Legff| Rate. Also Industrial Loans. Any one In need of money having character and earning capacity can borrow from us at a low rate of Interest and pay hack in small weekly or monthly payments. _ ^ ^ , Do not pay high Interest rates. Investigate our System REMEDIAL LOAN SOCIETY, INC. 432 Occidental Building.

CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS. BUY Your Next Winter's COAL NOW WE LOAN $25.001 o $300.00 ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC. ' WITHOUT REMOVAL YOU CAN GET MONEY ON TWO HOURS’ NOTICE ON FOLLOWING PAYMENT PLAN: $ 50.00 not over $ 3.75 per month $ 75.00 not over $ 5.63 per month $100.00 not over $ 7.50 per month $125.00 not over $ 9.33 per month $150.00 not over $11.25 per month ALL OTHER AMOUNTS IN SAME PROPORTION. No Charges for Papers WE PAY OFF LOANS WITH OTHER COMPANIES LICENSED AND BONDED TO THE STATE OF INDIANA AETNA LOAN COMPANY. 207 Saks Bldg., 41 E. Washington St Over Kraft’s 6 and 10 Cent Store.

LEGAL NOTICES—PROPOSALS. ^ orffiiToy The undersigned, executor of the last will of Mary D. Knodel, deceased, hereby gtvss notice that by virtue of the power by said will conferred, he will at the hour of 10 a. m. of th* 10th day of August, 1*18, at $11 K. of P. building. Indianapolis. Ind., and. from day to day thereafter until gold, offer for sale at public »ale all the interest of said decedent to and to the follow I rfi| described reel estate: Twenty-three feet 4 inches off tho north aide of lot. 29 In Melissa. K. Downey guardian's subdivision of outlot 102 in the city of Indianapolis as per plat thereof recorded tn Plat Boo c I. Page IM to the office of the recorder of Marion county. Indiana. (Bast side of Bait st., being second lot north of Merrill st.) Also lot 11 in Kmeat F. Knodel’s subdivision of part of the west half of the northeast quarter of section 13, township IS, north, range 2. east. In the city of Indianapolis as per plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 11, Page 71 in the office of th# recorder of Marion county, Indiana, also a strip of ground east of and adjoining said lot. being one-half of a vacated alley. (South side of Sanders street, east of Bast street. Said sale will be made eubject to the approval of the Marlon probate court of Marlon county, atate of Indiana, for cash at not less than the full appralaed value thereof. RUDOLPH J. ROLLER, executor of tho

PERSONAL. iNL/Tiv eg ivan mu win not Atana good fa Bills contracted for by Lela Bell after Jal $, 1*18.

DAILY VITAL STATISTICS.

Marriage License!. Arthur Parker and Josephine Fleck. Paul Bantle and Maggie Hayes. Lloyd C, Millikan and Tressa Burrows. Arlelgh L Bckhart and Lydia Holmes. Jack J. Vendett and Lora J, Smith. Raymond Thompson and Emma Daggy.. Claude T, Smith and Eva J. Breeden. Alva C. Phillips and Jesse E. Veatch. Frank V. Imqund and Amy If-. Cunning-

ham.

Kd L. Tschopp and Minnie Brown. George L Kaehn and Carton# E. He had. William Allison and Anna McKinney. Albert T. Mlnnefleld hnd Myrtle Wllaon. Hem Kimbley and Cora Listen.

Edward H. Pa

trup.

Hobart Connolley and Maude O. Nelsler.

James L. Maret and Bess Kelly. Clarence West and Annie Brooken.

Franklin C. Smith, Jr., a'hd Martha E.

Braden.

Birth Returns.

Curtis and Sylvia Hardesty, 936 Coffey, boy.

Ernest and Sylvia Huff, R.

pital. girl.

’ardieck and Lydia M. Nen-

W, Long hos-

744 N.

Joseph and Fanny* Konorczak,

Hough, girl.

Joseph and Rose Goodin. 2316 N. Gale, boy. Raga and Katheryn AJamia, 1648 Brooksid*,

girl.

Henry and Freda Wittenbrlng. 1428 Orange,

girl.

Norman and Roee Younce, *23 N, Delaware,

boy.

Frank and Leila Mays, 743 W. Thirty-first,

girl.

Vern and Ruth Demaree, 1180 Flnlsy, boy. Harry and Reese Irick, 310$ Jackson, boy. Roscoe and Maud Vansel, 723 8. Capitol,

boy.

Arthur and Louisa Walters, R. W. Lang hospital, girl. Harry and Cora Paxton, 2167 Cushing, girl. James and Stratton Wilson, IMS Roosevelt, boy. , Bert and Marvel Cole, 2341 Adams, girl. Fred and Vera Doebber, 4524 E. New York,

girl.

Joseph and Agnes Bailey, W!% E. Merrill,

girl.

Richard and Jodie Bowers, 910 W. Twenty-

fourth,. boy.

Roy and (Tara Kalble, 1012 Oriental, girl. Arthur and Vallle Epperly, 29 N. Walcott,

girl.

Joseph and Bailie ASbury, St. Vincent’s

hospital, boy.

Htonich and Caroline LudvIJ, 765 N.

Holmes, boy.

Allen and Mary Dean, 420 California, rear, ' °Kay and Eliza Crawford, 2239 W. .Wilkins, William and Ida Archer, 619 W. Fourteenth,

boy.

Ernest and Martha Gabble, 646 W. Wilkins, ' Fred and Ray Morgan, Methodist hospital,

Sri T'l a

f'harles and Catherine Malsen. 1522 Talbott, h^arl and Freda Nikoll, 2204 W. Minnesota, °Thomas and Lela Clark, 1126 E. St. Clair,

srirL

Harry and Margaret Hill, 424 Tibbs, girl,

boy (tgrins).

Death Returna. Nellie Devine, 30 years, 816 E. Fourteenth, phthisis pulmonalis. Mary Jefferson, 82 years, 1222 Wright, myo-

carditis.*

Austin Shaw, 34 rears, R. W. Long hoepital, broncho-pneunonia. Thomas Muntz, 76 years. 931 Elm arterlo-

scleroftia

Christina Busking, 59 year*, Park,

gcute dilatation o*-fceart.

Margaret Seymou:\ 75 years, 3344 Park,

cholangitis.

Clark Cork, 36 years.' 2614 W. Washington, pulmonary tuberculosis. ^ . Shirley Wagner, 17 years, city hospital,

acute merevrial poisoning.

Frank Fyltz. 65 years, L 8. Ayreft St Ca*

organic heart disease.

Moses Haas. 80 years, Methodist hospital,

Chronic Interstitial nephritis.

Jasper McGee, 64 years. Central Indiana

hospital, broncho-pn# umonia.

Otis Astiey, 39 years, Indiana National

j—.

t3 MarKam n HiH Ul K years. 1111 Eugene, pulmonary tuberculosis. „ . , . Margaret White. 3 months, 24$ Hendricks place, hydrocephalus. ^ Building Permits. Frank T. Koenig, garage, 8334 College, $269. Thomas H. David, reroof. 1614 N. Alabama, m. Oldenderf, reroof, 397 N. Senate,

$60

Maybelle C. Pettigrew, double, 1366 Ewing. *"Maybelle C. Pettigrew, double, 1*2 Ewing, ,2 Aquos Distilled Water Co,, tank, 430 W. 8 W2 ,r L , *Mon>e. juSdltitm im K Nln# . ‘Tw.^dams. double, 8-823 Wilcox, $1,309. Frank Fhegley, shed. 1006 Perabtog, $40. Indiana Hotel Co., two elevators, Wash-

ington and lllinota $25,090.

Edward P. Devine, garage. 512 N. Ban-

croft, .$110.

J. H. Lewis, remodel. 1497 N. Alabama $7^. Lucius B. Swift, repairs, 704 Torbet. $190Lucius B. Swift, repairs. 712 Torbet, $100. Lucius B. Swift, repairs, 71$ Torbet, $109. American Telephone smd Telegraph Company, remodel. 3001 N. New Jersey. *1.6»Nellie Gyslaar. garage, 444 8. Butler. $19$. J. W. Overbeck, remodel, 151* Roeeline. $300. Brook side U. B. church, garage. 151* Olney,

$109.

A Haig Story. [Boston Tran script]

Sir Douglas Haig Is fond of ralatfn# th* etorv of a Scotchman who bored his English" friends boasting what a fine country ^“Why 1 did *you leave It If you liked It so

well?” he was asked.

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~ v »rvHru1v was as clever