Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1916 — Page 24
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, .1916.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
'Watch Your Step'
If you STEP STEP In our
If you STEP pait our place you loeo In «ome other etpre, you loje. If you
■tore, you're ettre a WINNER and no are we Our goods are WINNERS and our prleee WIN us customer* every day. WIN your own eateem by eavin* that 89% you’ve always thrown away, by buying ueed goode HERE. STEP lively to the store acroe* from the courthouae a«d let u« WIN a cuetomer. Wr'ro sure t or you’ll have to STEP some to avoid saving that 50%.
"WATCH YOUR STEP"
' Baker Bros 0
I TOLD) YOU, SOf
Both Pbonea tt4t.
237-241 E. Washington St.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ATTENTION City and Out-of-Town Buyers Olaser's big second-hand furniture store. 444 E. Washington at., m squares east of courthouse. the, Store thet sells good goods for leas. We pack and ship free. High-Class Furniture Stoves and Ranges Ws can furnish your home complete for or.ehslf the price a payment house will aelt for the same goods. We ship free.
GLAZIER 444 E. Washington.
Ws ss» for cash and sell good goods for leas. 1M-HOR9E power Houstoo-Btanwood * Oarabte boiler. 71 lochs* by It feet, with fourtubes, complete, with McClave-Brooka B grates, Craig automatic smoke preand Marion foundry rotary soot blower, rse power Chandler * Tayler return boiler, 72 Inches by U feet, with fourtubss, complsts, with McClavs-Brooks f grates, Craig automatic smoke pr«and Marlon foundry soot blower. F
infonaatton shout above call Main 2(91, or ad
14*5. News.
INDIANA COAL $3.00 Pocahontas Mina Ron ■■ Pocahontas Shoveled Lump Pocahontas Forked Lump ;rican coal co. i 1462—Phones—New Clifton 102
COAL COAL COAL • BEST GRADE INDIANA LUMP 12.78 PER TON DELIVERED. LANG COAL & ICE CO. Phone Prospect COM.
GET THE MONEY and a good price for your high grads furniture. stoves, carpets, rugs. Icebox, refrtgeraigss, electrle fans, pianos
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
COAL
Great Big, Clean, Forked Indiana Lump ... $2.75 per ton Pocahontas Mine Run $4.25 Shoveled Pocahontas $5.00 Forked Pocahontas $5.50 CITIZENS COAL CO. New 1174. Prospect 6292.
Buff Rock* and Brown Leghorn*; rarlv hitched cockerels and laying pullata; full blooded stock at reasonable prices. Write your wants or call GECKLER POULTRY YARDS. 1223 Wade at. Shelby car.
AO Tmf „ Indiana forked lump. $2.7i per uTT ten, delivered. JIAL Pioneer forked lump, for furnace c A.''»a* L or stsve, tt.80 per toe. delivered. rSsw Atlas Coal & Ice Co. V-j. ■ r Main 1962. New 1*4.
KIMBALL PLAYER PIANOS Have about 80 per cent, lew parts than any other player made. They are unequaled for simplicity, accessibility, elllclency. durability and tone, and sold for the least money. Buy
a Kimball.
SWAIN & SWAIN North MU. New IS E. sixteenth it.
LASER. Mfjln 3214. New 12B.
BUY GOOD COAL CHEAP Clean, forked Indiana lump coal, (2.75 and t» PAGE COAL & ICE CO.
1NG MACHINES
AH makes used, cheap for cash Needles, 12 cte. doss.; oil, * cts. (Its, 14 cts.; shuttles, all kinds. Repair . (ranteed. Oor. Washington and 111. fU utal bidg. Third ttoor. Main, 2173, ■
S'*
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Mail 'Em In O.G.Klugel,P.D.
221 McCREA.
Near Union Station.
SET BLOCKS and rope*, 33-ft. drop; set of Cornish books; 2 sets ladder Jacks, 4-plece extension ladders, 2 stepladders Mr papering, tarpaulin, atepladder, folding board and racks, s#fng board, runner boards. 1 to 6-gallon cans,
t *o„ tor 920, Qall Washington M2
SOLID MAHOGANY WARDROBE
Sx>ai Plat# glass mirrors In both doors, ful colonial desilfn. 127.50; cost «I5. Dresden chlnaTcfock. 16 00; cost 118.
USED GOODS STORE. New Davlan Hotel bldg,
~-&m&
ant double t table*, i
beau-
Rsstaurant rsatauran cases, sto
424 Mass. ave.
ODE LINO SALE
i oven gas or coal ranges, Chairs, coffee urns, cigar
»r, refrigerators. AT BARGAINS.
Si.*.*?”-"- .
’EWRITERS
oldest established. AH makaa
its. Writs
TYPEPlace.
SUMMER PRICES ON COAL
UNION COAL rARA
■•GiaBdM Pro»p»ot 2411
REMODELING SALE
Grocery Ice boxes, counters, shelving, ahowcassa cash registers, etc.
BARGAINS
OLAZER, 444 Iv WASH ST. IRON 8EDN, II; spring*, fl; cotton top mattrsaSsa, II.W; walnut dressers, |4; stands. |1; cMIrs. 80c; radksrs. 81. Many odd pieces less tlbsn cost to get them out of the way
USED GOODS STORE.
424 Mass ave.
WR WANT to btiiy good gas range*, tee boxes and refrigerators and will pay a good cash
price for tnein. BAKE2R BROS.
Old phone Main 3468. New 8466.
Dh,™ Xh,h. closets and davenports. Prices very low. We pack and ahip free of charge. OLAZER, 444 E. WASH ST.
BLDG A NT new furnishings of beautiful, modem. four-room end bath apartment; all up-to-date conveniences. Call No. 6, 416 E. Vermont
si reef. -"*• ^ .
DkY KINDLING, 81.89 to 8? per load; heavy wood. t> end 13.60 per cord; large load
•havings, II; large load sawdust, 11.60. LOUIS KRWIN. M7 8. ■■■
Mb' UpM
Harding. Nsw 6041-Y. iioiiEr' —
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Bras* and iron beds, springs, felt mattresses, leather rockers, chiffoniers and dressing tables. OLAZER. 444 E. WASH ST.
SAFES.
Complete lina; reasonable prices and term*. AMERICAN SAFE AND LOCK CO.. Maln-423t 219 Indiana av UrtiUD CHAiRS for aale or for rent. $3.M per month; delivery tree. BAKER BROS.. 337
hit st.
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pianos at btirfaln. THE CO. ,18 N. Panaaylvanla.
FURNACES, - REPAIR AND JOB WORK.
ABEL A DOYLE,
PHONE NEW 830 328 K. MARKET ST.
new pianos and twenty-flvs used
^ CARLIN MUSIC
PHON! wrnr
PAY the highest cash price for alt kinds household good* In private boms of
flat. Mala Mil. New 1906
BEST prlcso paid fpr furniture, store ftxtufws of all hfada, Office desks, cash register*
CARPER. Main 2610
STORE, office and restaurant natures bought
OLAZER, 444 B. WASHINGTON ST. WE BUY all kinds of used tools Wfc BUY ROIX-TOP DEaKN. offleo
runs, fishing
839 E. Washtng-
ehow case*.
Main K*8, New 119-K.
USED
furnl-
GOODS
stove, range or furnacePAIR CO.. 830 E. Waah-
8TOVE RE
i for c,uh: * ood
°SJU^;vgL p i!! r .r f to AcSi , Ng ,r, |
OAK CABINET MANTEL, cheap. Call Irv-
OUR
llO-KOO INCUBATOR and brooder. Call
tBR^PRINTBJBO^bualnsas cards for 69a
VOTE FOR HARVEY COONSE.
DO YOU want a good pries tor your fumlturst
Mala ns*
y^K^hligt^grade folding bed, *J. Main 8289.
Iron safe and cashier * desk. Cali
HEAVY ^Irtm safe aai FAIRBANKS Mar.e , ntng order; M0. Ml
gaa engine; good run-
W. Pearl at.
WHLJL WIRE house complete, 814. Woodruff oepp PAYING News route. Addreas Box I77t.
NEW SINGER sewing machine, reasonebla ffrrB'jy Pr><t ~ . COAL RANGE; good condition; asll cheap!
„ water and eleotrlo power washer*; pay tr ant* Main 3645
hand preeesd. Me. YOUNG The Tailor, at 143H B. Washington at., second floor.
18-tnch »nd »-inch plain and rock face cement block* and 8c each. 99* Blake ft.
TOUR cement brick machines, make ten bricke, 36 »ach Call 298 Wake at,
BEDROOM and dining room seta; also kitchen
cabinet. Ownssr. IS# Tabor at.
PLAYER piano, 8600, early Engll*h case, used leas than year, perfect condition, $25 worth
of music included; only $200.
Regent piano, mahogany case, fins tone, handled by peaaon’s; cash selling price, $250:
our price, $180.
USED GOODS STORE New Davlan Hotel bldg. 424 Maas. ave.
COAL
POCAHONTAS, FORKED LUMP $5 00 POCAHONTAS, SHOVELED LUMP 4 75 POCAHONTAS, MINE RUN 4 00 Delivered to any part of city. JOHNSON-TRUSTY.
Main 6498.
COAL SALE Watch those columns for
COMMERCIAL FUEL CO.’S Wednesday Bargains
SOLID MAHOGANY CHEVAL MIRROR. Sheraton period, very' flne, cost $50
THE PRICE IS $25.
Mahogany-Roman stool $3.
USED GOODS STORE.
New Davlan Hotel bldg. 424 Mass. av*.
ROLL-TOP DESK, solid mahogany, new sanitary style never used, cost $65; very cheap. Fist top sanitary oak desk, $12.50; roll-top
desk. *10; swivel chair. $2.
USED GOODS STORE. 424 Mass avs.
REMODELING SALE.
Thousands and thousands of articles to furnish nice homes at very low prices. * CALL AND INVESTIGATE. OLAZER, 444 E. WASH ST.
BIRDSEYE MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE. Princess dresser, chiffonier, cnair and rock-
er; |3S.
USED GOODS STORE. Nsw Davlan Hotel bldg. 424 Mass. ave.
J. A. KNIGHT COAL CO. Pocahontas shoveled lump, $4.56: mine run.
14.08; chestnut anthracite, $8.00. All other coals
In proportion. 609 Marion ave. Belmont 1115.
ARC LAMPS CHEAP I have ten arc lamps for sale. If interested
telephone Main 871.
CHINA CLOSET, oeUersUe. two electric lights, leather fireside ohalr, two rocking chairs; •having stand; two mirrors. 26 W. Thirty-
sixth.
PURE HONEY
Eight pounds for |1. Prospect 1363.
FURNISHINGS complete for four-room apartment. Call any evening. 411 B. Sixteenth
•t., apartment No. 2.
WE BUY VICTROLA8. records and Edison diamond disc machines. USED GOODS
STORE. Miln 228R, New 110-K.
THREE pieces living room furniture, cherry covered with green velour. 2129 N. New Jer-
nagiU ft* ran **’ W 1Sli Harlan - Phone
INCUBATOR, simplicity; used one season. Call
North 95.
ROTTEN MANURE, $1.25 load. New 1205-R.
Main Mil.
FOR BARGAINS In violins, see BOLES, violin maker and expert repairer, H22 E. Tenth.
GOOD Singer machine; in first-class condition;
cheap. Circle £827.
MONARCH TYPEWRITER; in very good condition; cheap. Address Box 1824, News.
ONE SHARE Marion Club stock, cheap. Ad-
dress Box 1*08, News.
VAPOR bath cabinet, good Condition, 82. New
634?-K. s
NEW boat bouse. Cali Hotel Howard, 1022 S.
Meridian, for Information.
FEW piece* of household furniture; leaving
city. North 3407. 3239 Broadway.
SEWING MACHINE, drop-head; flne condl-
tton: $6- 937 N. Alabama.
AUCTION SALES.
'SANKfiU! s F6S(5CESYA!?D“ ' MEAT MARKET
OF
A. SIMON. Monday. 10 a. m.. February 7, 890 Mass ave. Fixtures consist of eight-foot glass showcase and counter, iron safe, cost $60; five-drawer National cash register, cost $300; two Toledo computing scales, paper racks, twelve-foot counter with twelve drawers. McCray vegetable and butter box, three bicycles, gasoline tanks, three butcher blocks, roll top office desk, several good counters, combination electric coffee and meat grinder, two credit account files, cashier's desk, one-horse wagon and harness, three glass display floor showcase*. National cash register, oo*t $76: U. 8. Berkel meat sheer, Huey butcher’s refrigerator, wall clock, meat tools. Royal electric meat grinder, lard cooler, press kettle aqd atovs, poultry fixtures. Groceries Complsts line of staple and fancy grocery stock, including coffee, tea, sugar, spicea, sxtracts, canned goods, bottle and package goods of all kinds, meats, ate. WUl be soil to ths highest bidder for cosh, cither as whole or in parcels, subject to approval 0 f court. All graceryraen invited to attend this sale. For further Information and appraisement see OSCAR C. HAUO, Trustee. 47 8. Meridian st FRANK C. OLIVIJ, Attorney. 820 State Life bldg. McFADDEN A BURKHARDT. Auctioneers.
MONDAY. 8 p. m.. IB N. Delaware *t., we will soli complete reetaurant outfit In paresis. including eleven dining tables, 42 good chair*, two electric colling fens in first-class condition, coffee, nickel-plated urn. good as new; two gae arc llghte, one electric arc light, four electric drop lights and other fixtures. w*U clock. National cash register, good condition; hotblast heating stove, sideboard, water cooler, glass cigar case, 15 tablecloths, 11 sot-up silverware, tiro iceboxes, meat block and tool*, lot good restaurant dishes and cooking utensils, four kitchen table*, acalee, Detroit Jewel combination coal and gee range for restaurant, coot $1»; hot water heater and many other article*. McFADDEN A BURKHARDT. Auctioneer*. 1003 Merchants Bank
building.
FOR SALE—Complete stock of drugs, sundries. stationery, cigar*, tobacco* and ether merchandise. together with ooda fountain and complete fixtures comprising the Waddell drug ■tore, at Ma*#*chus*tt* ave. and Delaware it., will'be sold at public sale. Wednesday, February-9, 1918, at 3 p. m. Excellent location for a drug store. For inventory me the undersigned trustee. J. E. 8TILZ, care Kie-
fer-Stewart Company.
WEDNESDAY. 9 a. m.. IS S. Ea*t. we will sell all kind* of household goods. If you have anything to mil. consign to ua McFADDBN A BURKHARDT. Auctioneers.
TUESDAY, 2 p. ra., 18 N. West st., we will «*U household goods, table linen, silverware, tools, etc. McFADDEN A BURKHARDT, Auctioneers. *
EVANS A BISHOP. Auetloneera. Satisfaction guaranteed. 001 K. of P. bldg. Office phone 4840. Night phone Woodruff 4830.
NiSSKN A WYNN. Auetloneera 330 Ocddeatal bldg. Mala 3451, New »M; satisfaction guaranteed.
SALE! Thursday. February 10. For list eee Horses and Vehicles.
WISE people mil their goods to BAKER BROS. Why don't youT Main 8488.
ALBERT MORRIS. Auctioneer. Mala HU Now 4007-R 60S Fletcher Trust bid*.
867 Coffey at.
repaired. Mala MIS.
COAT, price M 59, Woodruff 3629.
TELL the clerks In our store that you want a large free sample of eon key’s Buttermilk Starting Food. It’s great for baby chick*.
SOUTHERN SEED CO,
FOR SALE—Single Comb Rhode Island Red eggs, 8-v a hundred!; $1 a setting; orders filled now. Phone Washington 177. McNEELY. 4649
Central ave.
FOR SALE—Two toy Pomeranians puppies three months old; beautiful sable and brown coated pup* from pedigreed stock. Ideal house
pet*. Address Box 1797, News.
FOR SALE: Fine Rose Comb Reds, five hens, one cockerel; eggs to hatch. OVERMAN,
4329 College. Phone Washington 93.
FOR SALE—Three Brown Leghorn pullets; good layers; one rooster, 75c each. 2135 Shel-
by et. Prospect 2911.
BLACK MINORCA EGGS, 805 for 15; thoroughbred winter layers. 2240 N. Alabama.
North 871*.
FOR SALE—Single-comb White Orpington cock; thoroughbred; $3. Call 3224 N. Penn-
sylvania st.
FINE Barred Rock cockerel* and eggs. MEREDITH, 2923 Meredith ave. Prospect 2659.
WHIT& Wyandot cockerels for sal*. 148 8.
Bismarck ave.
FOR SALK—White Orpingtons, sxtra good, also
Incubator. Woodruff 3192.
FOR SALE—Or exchange, single comb Rhode
Island cockerel. Irvington 966.
FOR 8AL®—One Single Comb Rhode Island
Red cockerel. Woodruff 4790
FOR SALE—Scotch collie female, seven
month* old. Prospect 4937.
FOR SALE—Barred Rock cockerels, extra
good. Phone West Newton 656.
BARRED ROCK cockerels; eggs. Prospect
1447, Ring 4.
WHITE ROCK cockerels, $1; setting, 60 cents.
88C8-K.
AUTOMOBILES.
Used Cars on Payments Paige roadster, electrically equipped $485 Oakland roadster 250 Maxwell touring car 350 Great Western touring car...., 200 1918 Regal demonstrator 650 Peterson-Keyes Automobile Co.
401 N. Capitol avs.
Main 3363. PHONES; New 1157.
LATE model 1916 Overland touring car; winter and summer top; run less than 1,000 miles. Same guarantee and service as new car. 1912 Overland touring car, $286. Paige touring car, full stream line body, Klaxon horn; perfect condition throughout; $145
If sold at once.
Maxwell runabout $125. Also 1913 and 1914 Ford touring car and roadoter, and many other bargains equally as g0 ° d THE GIBSON CO. 416-424 N. Capitol ave.
FOR SALE: Modern, worm or chain drive motor truck on terms which will surprise you. Phone Washington 58. Room 7, Pem-
broke Arcade.
AUTO SALES CO. Used cars on easy payments to responsible
parties.
1914 5-pasP. Ford. 1915 5-pass. Ford. 1913 6-Pass. Ford. 1912 6-pass. Ford. 1933 2-pass. Metz. 1913 2-pass. Hup. Remember we are the Reliable Dealers. See our $15 paint job on Fords. 20 W. Wabssh st. Rear Hotel English.
We Help You Buy a Car If yoti want to buy a nsw car or own one
and .need financial help
WE WILL LEND YOU THE MONEY AT
REASONABLE RATES. All business confidential.
STATE AUTO LOAN CO. 422 Merchants Bank bldg. Phone Main 4486.
FOR ©AUK—My Packard “SO,’’ seven-passen-ger touring cart in splendid condition; good top, Pickard windshield, practically new seat covers, Warner autometer, big Claxon horn. Kelly A Goddrich SHvertown tires, at! good; extra casings and tubes. Pro*t-O-Lite tank; car has been carefully driven and cared for; original price $4,431; price for quick sfile, $1,000 cash; no trade. FRED HOKE,
3445 Washington boulevard.
THE AUTO EXCHANGE We have a full lino of roadsters and touring Fords, deliveries and delivery bodies. Chassis of several other makes. Watch for our special prices on overstock to be sold Tuesday,
Sth.
324-6 N. Delaware st.
BARGAINS.
One No. 95 Waverley electric coupe; good
condition.
One 1915 Cole touring car, used six months;
like new.
One 1913 Hupmobile roadster, good condition. PIERSON MOTOR CO„ 646 N. Meridian.
BEARINGS—Overhauling your ear? You oan replace worn annular ball bearings of any make, either single or double row, with HessBright from our stock. Send for list of sizes ond prices. FISHER AUTOMOBILE CO., dis-
tributors, 400 N. Capitol ave.
FOR HALE—Ten sets Ford clincher demountable rims, complete set four wheel* with one extra rim, $10.96 per set. All kinds commercial Ford bodies, three good Ford roadster bodies and one Ford touring car body; bargain.
203 Kentucky ave.
Windshield Glass Replaced Reflectors resllvered, lamp glass, desk tope, eta. INDIANA MIRROR MANUFACTURING CO.. 26 N. Pine st. Phone Prospect 798. New 6287.
FREE OF CHARGE Repairing and rebuilding automobiles at THE HAMILTON MOTOR SCHOOL.
1417 Southeastern avenue. Prospect 6787.
HAVE your auto spring* welded, leaves put lit, wheels repaired, axle* straightened and all kinds of blacksmith forging done at ths JOHN OUEDELHOEFER WAGON CO., 103
Kentucky sva.
DOUBLE TREAD N TIRES save you 50 per cent, of your tire cost and relieve you of punctures and blowout# and are guaranteed for 8,660 miles. Main 3208. DOUBLE TREAD
TIRE CO., 609 N. Illinois.
FOR SALE—HUPMOBILE, 1915 MODEL, FIVE-PASSENGER, PERFECT CONDITION. BARGAIN. 2425 NORTH CAPITOL
AVENUE PHONE NORTH 271.
HOW ABOUT that auto? You had better come In and get It insured. It won’t cost you much. Call or address G. L. McCONNELL.
SU Odd Fellow building.
WE REPAIR all kinds of automobile and truck wheel# and put In new rims and spokes. JOHN GUEDELHOEFER WAGON CO.. 202
Kentucky ave.
FOR SALE—A Columbia car for truck; will build body to suit buyer. R. NEUMAN'S.’, 230
E. Raymond st.
FOR SALE—On* seven-passenger touring body. MOTOR CAR REBUILDING CO.. 339
N. Capitol ave.
GdOD assortment of used cars for sale from $100 up. One Ford taxi tn good shape, |326.
132-126 E. Wabash. Main 6911.
1918 STUDEBAKER roadster, flrst-cisss condition; will demonstrate. North 1946, Main
4481.
TO BUY old four-cylinder chassis cheap; running condition not necessary'. Phone Main
2901.
SALE OR TRADE—Large sixed Haywood vulcanising plant; one 1914 Ford touring car.
$290. 60S Massachusetts ave.
FOR SALE-rl91* five-passenger Detroiter; used only as demonstrator; gu&ranteeed same as
new; bargain. Phone Circle 1178.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Ught flve-pa*aenger car, $276; late model Cole chassis. 8260; McFarland speedster, 8380. 916 Virginia.
HUPMOBILE 1916 touring car, used very little; bargain. FISHER AUTO CO., 400 N.
Capitol ave.
PREMIER 8-80 for 8660. Good condition; air starter, electric lights. FISHER AUTO CO.,
400 N. Capitol ave.
FOR SALE—By owner, Detroit electric, late model; now liras. Edison batteries; new palm great bargain. Phone Main 2T77, Apartment 200.
WANTED—Electric, automobile; state particulars and lowest price. Address Box 1751,
New*
TWO 32x4 solid endless Goodyear truck tires; first-claas condition; were bought for Buick truck. COLUMBIA SCHOOL SUPPLY.
DOGS, POULTRY, PIGEONS, ETC. ^35^®li5§^ , YlScuSator?Ti^a|Sfc^$»rg^ con-
dition. 5334 E. Michigan at.
RAT TERRIER pup, house broke. 2926 Adams st.
FOR SALE—By owner. 1914 Ford, roadster; fine running order; good tires, $365. See Sunday at 9480 N. New* Jersey.
FOR SALE—Light, five-passenger car; fully equipped. H E. Pratt. Phones, Main 2841. Main 4496.
TOR SALE—Five-passenger Cola, In good condition. newly painted; $500. Call 4350 College
ave.
FOR SALE; Oakland rebuilt speedster tvpe
roadster, cheap for cash. Call Prospect 395. CENTRAL-STATES CANNING CO.
TWO Presto B tanks, $6 each. 123 W. Thirtieth st. North 8817.
FIVE-PASSENGER Overland; needs slight repalrs- Best offer take* It. 1065 Udell
FOR SALE: Incomplete cycle car. 502 S.
Illinois at.
FOR SALE- Five-passenger Marion car In good condition. H04 N. Belmont ONE Buick auto; flrat 825 takes 1L Call Sunday after H m 1217 Deloss st.
TO LET—Oarage, Thirtieth and IlUnol*. North 7151. - ... .„ .
AUTOMOBILES.
£ COLE asm 4-CYLINDER. *675 | S Delco system, excellent condition S CADILLAC ... $200 ) 6-passenger, overhauled. S BIG FOUR LOZIER $600 g 7-paesenger. pink of condition. B HUDSON 6-49 (1918) $976 ! i| Revarnished; good condition. I HUDSON 6-64 (1916) $1,500 E 7-paaaenger demonstrator, good as new. H MoFARLAN SIX ■ $800 g 7-passenger overhauled and repainted. 1 OAKLAND TOURING CAR MW g •>-passenger, overhauled and repainted. P ROADSTER BODY P Special racy type, complete with top, m g tanks, windshield, etc. Fits National §| j§ Hulett-Law Motor Car Co. aj S 323 N. Pennsylvania st. S n Both phones 4092.
iia»!itOT
GOOD COMPRESSION Is the Life of Ybur
Motor
Kegrind your cylinders and install R. & M. lightweight pistons. Increase your motor efficiency power and economy; eliminate vibration and lessen the. wear on the motor bearings. Piston* made of castiron also. MODERN ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO. New 1673. 936 Ft. Wayne ave. Main 6221.
ATTENTION!
Owners and Garage Men
Milt WTO
IMMEDIATE DEUVERY
Premier Service Co. 430 N. Capitol Ave. Indianapolis, Ind.
1§13 American Coupe starter and lights, newly painted, good tire*, at a bargain price. 1911 Cadillac, four-passenger, good oversize tires, new top. Jiffy curtains. In Al shape mechanically. Come and look them over. Indianapolis National Motor
Sales Co.
426 X. Capitol ave. Both phones 4758.
YOUR CHOICE white they last of several good light used cars at $175. For the man who wants a high grade car at cheap car prices, we also have some very attractive
propositions to offer.
NORDYKE & MARMON CO. New York and Meridian sts.
1912 PAIGE ROADSTER COUPE BODY. In flne condition; leaving city. First $250 takes it.
MODEL GARAGE, 2225 College ave.
NEW and second hand bodies, tops, * windshields and auto parts. 917
Virginia,
COLE EIGHT
In flne shape, $1,100. with extras. CARVER’S GARAGE, rear 925 N. Meridian.
FlVD-PASSENGER Peerless, Al condition; will make good truck; Will consider real estate. What have you to offer? Address Box
1684. News.
FOR SALE—One Flanders •‘20” touring c4r. Just painted; good running condition; bargain. EASTERN GARAGE, 2714 E. Washing-
ton st.
WANTED—Runabout truck; will pay onethird down, balance monthly. Call Irving-
ton 942.
INTERESTED in a used Btut*? Wo have two. Stop In and see them. Price on either $850. FISHER AUTO CO.. 400 N. Capitol ave.
WANTED—To trade player piano, almoet new. for automobile. Address Box H40, News.
WAVERLY ELECTRIC, in fine cohditlon; will take small rental property. North 8516.
FOUND-Beet chicken dinner*. HlTZELBERG-
ER’S, on Bluff road. Prospect *97.
EVERYTHING for the automobile. THE MOTOR SHOP. Inc , 239 Ma»*achusette eve.
FOR export auto repairing aee A. A CHANDLER, 2427 E. Washington. Woodruff 44.
AUTOMOBILE bodies: pleasure and commercial. MILLSPAUOH & IRISH. 639 E. Wash.
FOR SALE—One-ton truck. Phone Beimont
1747.
STARTERS for Ford cars. <12.60. 212 N. Sen-
ate. CARR’S AUTO PLACE.
ONE NEW right frdnt Ford fender. $1.76.
North 3691.
SCORED CYLINDERS repaired by new pro-ess. EAGLE MACHINE WORKS.
TRADE, $169 diamond for used automobile. Ad-
dress Hox 18?8. News.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.
J'fJfl SA Lfe—tfariey-Davidson motorcycle, good running order; bargain for cash. Must sell.
Phbne Prospect 3757.
FOUR 1913 rebuilt cradle frame Indian motorcycles; bargains. WESTING'S ANNEX,
Pennsylvania and Vermont.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE—Extra good team of mares. weighs 2,800 pounds, one in foal, age seven years, price *285. Also two good work mares, one In foal, weighing 2.600. Seven and nine years old; price $195. Call and see my
mares. 420 W. New York st.
IF YOU are in ne©d of a g6od cheap work
horse, call on GRIGGS. 956 E. Washington.
I have eight to pick frocr.; price ranging from $20 to $75. Weight from about 1,000 pounds to
1,150 pounds. Barn, llOl E. Merrill.
FOR SALE—One good sorrel mare. 1,000 pounds; good driver. One fresh Jersey cow and calf, heavy milker. One light spring wagon and other farm Implements. North
9084.
TWENTY HEAD of horses and farm mares, some heavy In foal, ranging in price from $40 to $200. This etuff must be sold, need the room for other purpoees. J. W. JACOBS, 915
Virginia. Both phones.
FOR BALE—One black horse, weight about 1.200 pound*, $100: one bay horse, weight about 800 pounds. $76; bargain. Call 36 W.
Georgia. Both phones 271.
ONE laundry wagon, one lowdown milk wagon, one top candy wagon, one top dry cleaner’e wagon, one top bakery wagon; bargains. 203
Kentucky ave.
DOUBLE-HORHE wagon with springs and bed; will sell separate. Klgthteenth and
Tibbs.
FOR BALE- Black registered flve-gaited saddle horse, six years old; fine condition; guaranteed; owner leaving city. Prospect 8167.
FOR SALE-PLATFORM GROCERY WAGON IN GOOD HHAPB, ALMOST NEW AT BARGAIN. CALL 402 BOARD OF TRADE.
ONE two-horse hack and on# one-horso hack; rubber tires; trade for horeee or cowa. 1711
E. Michigan.
FOR BALE—Two top delivery wagons and one two-horse coal wagon; $25 each. 1711 E.
Michigan.
TWELVE good '.oel wagone: one. two. three and four-ton. JOHN OUEDELHOEFER
WAGON CO., i'tt Kentucky ave.
FOR BALE: Two farm or delivery heroes, wagon, surrey and harness. Stop 2, Madison
road L. V. HADLEY.
FOR 8AL»—Two sets second-hand harness. cheap. FRANK fl. FEEDER C<>., 1102 Pros-
pect et.
GOOD general purpose horse, ten year* old; will work slngte or double; cheap. North
8089. 1610 W Twenty-eeventh.
FOR BALE—1.200-pound, sound farm mare; trade for sound large horse, cash difference.
Woodruff 880.
FOR BALE—O«>od driving mare, harness and buggy, cheap for cash. 811 W. Pearl st.
FOR BALE- Hore*. wagon and buggy, cheap.
Belmont 2468.
FOR RENT- Horeee for all kind of work. 822
E Washington «.
FOR BALE—One work horse; cheap. 1711 E.
Michigan.
GOOD gentle delivery hone. $35. Trade for
motorcycle 133* 8. Belmont.
GOOD epring wagon and harness, $8. 1508 E.
Seventeenth.
ONE PAIR storm covers, used one time, 12.50.
Phone North 3891.
FOR BALE—One isundry or bakery wagon,
cheap. Prospect 1760.
FOR SALE—Good delivery horse, or rent for
long time. North 6070.
SALE: Large work mule. 1332 Parker. Call
Wood ruff >3393
GOOD home, harness, buggy. 830. 96* N. Ger-
mania ave.
ONE HORSE, suitable for farm weric; guaranteed sound: Will sell on trial.- 210 S. East.
FOR BALE-Horse, buggy and harness; fresh
Jersev cow and calf. Belmont 653.
FOR BALE—Work mare, tn foal, 865; delivery
horse. $45. 722 8. Ekst.
FOR BALE: 1.260-pound horse, cheap. Wood-
ruff 3030.
TWO-HORSE dray; price $75. 1148 Spann ave.
PONY; nice family; cheap. 1417 Kentucky ave.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
PUBLIC SALE On account of the death of Nicholas McCarty and Interests I have acquired in the Jackson A VTeebuvl alfalfa lands in Trinity county, Texas. I will on Thursday, February 10 at 10 a. m., offer at public sale at IS13 W. Raymond at., near Union stockyards, Indianapolis. the following property, to wit: Twenty head of heavy mules, from 1,200 to L400 pounds, formerly used by the Kennington Sprinkling Company; twenty head extra good young mules, from three to five years obi, well broke and gentle; two pairs mules suitable for light delivery work. Ten extra good brood sows. Twelve head of heavy horses and mares, one stx-year-old mare, heavy In foal; three light horses for delivery work. Twenty good milk cows and springers, some giving milk and others fresh by day of sale. Twenty-six sets extra good breeching harness, all in first-class condition and even'thing complete; five sets single buggy harness; three sets single light wagon harness. Five Utudebaker tank sprinkling wagon a coUld he adapted for road oiling: five Studebaker farm and gravel wagons. 3Vi-inch box. A. F. SHOVER
FOR SALE—Percheron horses from one to five years of age; also some mares and fillies; all registered. Owing to the fact that I am going °ut of the Percheron business, these will be sold very cheap. IDYL WILDE CLOCK FARM Lewis McNutt, Prop. Brazil, Indiana.
FOR SALE—Team handy draft horses; flvs and six^ years old; weight 1,200 each; do for farm or delivery wagon; $290. Platform spring market wagon; It;-inch Rile; in shape, Two sets of brass-mounted heavy single harness in flne condition. BLUE Maln^iM^"^BImSS, 328 W. Maryland. Phone
MAMMOTH bred jacks.
. -• acks - two to four years old. 13 to 15% hands high; sound and right. Must sell
at some price. J. O. SIGLER,
Oreencastle. Ind., R. R. 8.
0NK w P ^ : ? . fam TTmr ** 1 .' weight 1,200: one nice spotted driving horse; gravel wagon; brass mounted harness. 533 W. Twenty-seventh.
FINANCIAL. !
MONEY ON MARION COUNTY
REAL ESTATE
Any amount; 6 per cent.; privilege prepayment in sums of one hundred dollar*; expense nominal; money ready JOHN R. WELCH
52 Monument Place,
WANTED—A partner with $5,000 or will make small corporation of established stock and bond brokerage business. Want an able man at once, who wants a permanent business which will pay him from $5,000 to $10,000 per yegr. I can give best bank and commercial references. I absolutely need some one to assist roe. Strictly confidential. Address Box
1864, News.
Wanted—One year loan of *2,000 on a contract with a $4,000 piece of prop*rty as collatWA); investment will net either 10 per cent, or 30 per cent, within one year; demands im-
mediate action. Address Box 1841, News.
MORTGAGE8. EQUITIES OR CONTRACTS ON IMPROVED INDPL9. PROPERTY BOUGHT. MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST OH^ SECOND MORTGAGE, IMPROVED.
LEWIS, 529 MERCHANTS BANK.
—— ' ’ * *-• *'*'«• •*’*.*«* a aw * a? * >XV iff IV .
MORTGAGE CERTIFICATES pay 5 per cent.; principal and interest guaranteed; no trouble; no worry; no risk. Ask us. AMERICAN MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO., 10 E. Market
street.
WANTED—To borrow $3,000 for three years On property worth $9,000; first mortgage, « per cent.; no commlsalon. Address Box 1742, News, FINANCIAL—Will sell limited amount of local high grade preferred stock; is paying 8 per cetrt^ and Is nontaxable. Address Box 1769,
READY MONEY to loan on Improved Indianapolis real estate. FLETCHER AVE., SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. 315-320 Letncke bldg.
MONEY to Joan on farms at 5 per cent. InterTlfoMAP*"* -?^ c - ri - ty ~ * nd -.- 1 ?? a i. , - on warrant.
building.
,S C. DAY & CO., 709-15 Fletcher Trust
Money to Loan on Mortgages. FIDELITY TRUST CO.
$360 TO $500 to loan on second mortgage on Indianapolis real estate. 610 State Life. Main 1409.
WANTED—To borrow $3,000 for two years on property worth $10,000. Address Box 1816, News.
Local Classified (Want Ad) Rates WANT ADS, set In solid a fate, on* and one-half cents per word, each Insertion. The counting of words includes the words “For Sale, "Wanted," etc., and the address. Set in paragraphs, 9 cents & line. SITUATIONS WANTED (mala or female) 1 cent per work10 per cent, discount on three or more' consecutive Insertions—all classifications. MONEY TO LOAN (on personal property or salaries), 10 cents per line (six words to the line) Flat rate, no discounts. All advertisements In which cuts or ulsplay type-are used will be measured and charged at the rate of 9 cents per measured line (14 lines to the inch.) Classified ads must be in The News office by lY^X) noon. (Saturday, 11:90 a. m.) to be published the same day. The News hereafter will continue to take classified want ads over the telephone, but only from persons or concerns having telephones, as shown in the telephone directories, or from our regular want ad agencies. Such ads as come direct and not through agencies will be charged to the names and addresses as they appear in the telephone books. This is an accommodation service for our patrons, and payment should be made promptly when our collector calls, which will be within two days after the ad is printed. People who do not have telephone* and do not find it convenient to deliver their ads to The News office, may take them to one of the 150 drug stores in the city and suburbs which act as want ad agent* for The New*. The News can not guarantee accuracy or assume responsibility for errors of any kind occurring in telephone advertisements. We will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement ordered for more than one time. Advertisers should retain receipts given in payment for'Want Ads over the office counter, as no mistake an be rectified without them.
CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS.
Lowest
Rates
LEGAL NOTICES. PROPOSALS. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that on Monday, February 14, at 2 p. m., I will sell at public auction to the highest* bidder for cash, all of the stock and fixtures of C. W. Melksl Company, bankrupt. Including everythin* In the store premises heretofore operated as an electrical fixtures, In the store at 223 N. Illinois st. f At the same time, I will also offer for sale all of the property, assets ahd effects of the factory of said C. W. Melkel Company, at 210 E. Ohio st., Including machinery and merchandise. supplies and raw material. Both sales will be made at the store premises at 228 N. Illinois st. For complete Inventory and appraisement, see the undersigned trustee. Sale will be made subject to the approval of the court. MERRITT FIELDS. Trustee. C. W. METKEL CO.. Bankrupt.
TIN AND FURNACE WORK OF ALL KINDS; WE GUARANTEE. JAMES P. CARROLL, 817 FT. WAYNE.
?F.R CENT. FARM AND CITY LOANS: long time; no delay; easy terms. WALTER ST. CLAIR. 601 Terminal bldg., Indianapolis.
i lii.n JH1 I
real estate security. FLOREA & 3EIDE2
STICKER, 29 S. Delaware St.
funds to loan on first mortgage
>EN-
PARTY want* to borrow $300 for two years: good securities; will give good note. Apply
at once. ^ Address Box 1737, News.
MONEY to loan on inaiknapolU and Indiana rrai estate. R. B. WILSON. 610 Odd Fellow
bldg., Indianapolis, Phone 4438.
MONEY to loan o* improved indlanapoii* real estate. ALBERT E. UHL * CO., 124 K. Market at. WANTED—Real estate mortgage loans, 8 per
cent MICYER-KfSgR BANK.
MORTGAGE loans. JOSEPH PATTISON, 1007
Law bldg.
MONEY to loan. 6 per cent., on farm and city property. Main 3427, LOANS on real estate AMERICAN MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO.. 18 E. Market.
MORTGAGE IX)ANS promptly made. INDIANAPOUS SECURITIES CO., LAw bldg. FIRST and second mortgage loans. J. D. 3COTT. 14 When bldg.
CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS.
LOANS ON DIAMONDS Watches. Jewelry and Silverware.
$10—Total cost one month 30c $80^-Total cost one month 75c $65—Total cost one month $1.30 POSITIVELY NO EXTRA
CHARGE FOR FEES
This is a collateral banking Institution, govr erned and directed by prominent Indianapolis men, and must not be confused with the ordl-
ishop or loan company. Who charge
i. -
narv pawnshop or loan compan _ you rates as high as W per cent, per modth. We will loan you 81 as cheerfully as $1,000 Everj’ loan registered for six months, ni4y be repaid at any time and you are charged only for the number cf months outstanding. Collateral protected by burglar alarm system In fire-
proof vaults.
FEDERAL LOAN CO., Inc. Authorised Capital. $100,000.
RATES 1 C? LOW AS - L /C
Our New Location 527 MERCHANTS BANK BLDG. • ELEVATOR ENTRANCE ON MERIDIAN ST.
LEGAL NOTICES, PROPOSALS. STATE* OF INDIANA. i PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION TO SELL AND CONVEY ALL THE PROPERTIES, PLANTS AND FRANCHISES OF THE NEW LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE COMPANY AND THE NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY TO THE INDIANAPOLIS TELEPHONE COMPANY. NO. 2079. Notice Is hereby given that the New Long Distance Telephone Company, the New Telephone Company and the Indianapolis Telephone Company have filed their petitions praying an order authorizing the Indianapolis Telephone Company to acquire and purchase the properties, plants and franchises of said New Long Distance Telephone Company and the New Telephone Company, located in the state of Indiana, and of said two latter companies to sell and convey to *aid Indianapolis Telephone Co. all their rights, properties, plants and franchises in the state of Indiana, and said Indianapolis Telephone Company prays an order to be authorized to Issue $1,900,000 of its preferred stock and $1,150,000 of Its common stock, with which to take up and cancel $870,000 of the stock of the New Long Distance Telephone Company; $400,000 of the stock of the New Telephone Company, and $600,100 of the preferred stock of the Indianapolis Telephone Company, now outstanding, and $400,000 of the common stock of said company, now outstanding, and $299,600 first mortgage bonds of the New Long Distance Telephone Company, $44,000 first mortgage bonds of the New Telephone Co., and $160,000 third mortgage bonds of said company. In all a total of stocks and bonds of $2,763,600. together with $400,000 in cash, aggregating the par value of stocks and bonds of $3,163,300, and to assume as a further consideration of said property the additional bonds of said New Long Distance Telephone Company and the New Telephone Company now outstanding, aggregating $1,656,500. All persons and municipalities interested In said matters are hereby notified to appear and answer not later than March 1st. 1916. when said matter will be heard by the Public Service Commission of Indiana at Room 124 in the State Capitol at Indianapolis, at 10 o’clock a. m. of said date. By order of the Public Service Commission
of Indiana.
JOSEPH L. R El LEY,
Secretary.
Indianapolis, Indiana, February 4, 1916.
• LOANS ON FURNITURE
PIANOS. ETC.
ADVANCE QUICKLY AND
PRIVATELY
.... ...„ I LL RATE. 2 PER CENT. PER MONTH.
AT THE LEGAI
Our New Schedule of Payments: Monthly Payment on $10 Loan $ 2 80 Monthly Payment on $15 Loan 2 00 Monthly Payment on $20 Loan 3 00 Monthly Payment on $25 Loan 3 08 Monthly Payment oft $30 Loan S 00 Monthly Payment on *40 Loan. 4 00 Monthly Payment on *100 Loan 7 00 Monthly Payment on $200 Loan 10 00 Payments on other amounts In the same proportion. We are LICENSED AND BONDED. You are asaurred a square deal. Don’t be afraid of getting turned
down.
We will make you a loan. Loans with other companies paid off and more money advanced. Established twenty-six years. INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE & LOAN CO. The Legal Rate Company. 110 E. Washington st. Room 219. Over Payne’s Busy Be*
Lunch.
Phones: Old 541. New 1419.
RECEIVER’S SALE OF DRY CLEANING AND DYEING PLANT. State of Indiana, Marion county, ss: In the Marlon Superior Court, Room 3. Cause
101311.
James R. Cauble, receiver of ths Indianapolis Cleaning Company, vs. Edmund B. Smith et al. The undersigned receiver of the Indianapolis Cleaning Company, an Insolvent corporation, hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Marlon coupty, state of Indiana, he will at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of Saturday, Fabruary 12. 1916, offer for sale at private sale the following described
lot 10J In said city of Indianapolis, as recorded in Plat Book 4 at Page 94. In the recorder’s office of Marlon county, state of Indiana, together with all dry cleaning and dyeing machinery and equipment located in and upon said premises, which belongs to said Indianapolis Cleaning Company; also the articles of personal property used in the conducting of a pressing establishment, located In the storeroom at 306 N. Delaware st. In said city, as
per the inventory filed herein.
Said sale will be subject to approval by said court, for not less than the full appraised
value thereof and for cash.
Tha above real estate will be sold subject to
a mortgage held by the Columbian Savings and Loan Association In the principal sum of *400. and on which there is now duo in prin-
cipal and interest the sum of *397.20. Bids for said real estate and personal prop-
erty will be received bv the receiver at his office. 1017-18 Letncke bldg., up until the hour
of sale. jaMES R. CAUBLE, Receiver. CAUBLE & BRAUN, attorneys for receiver.
NOTICE la hereby given of the election of
one trustee to serve the Sixth Christian church. Election to take place at said church on Sunday morning, February’ 20, 1918.
WHY PAY MORE? LOANS OF $10 TO $100 ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC. AT LEGAL RATES ONLY ONE CHANGE FOR PAPERS. PAYMENTS ON PRINCIPAL AS LOW AS $2,000 PER MONTH ON A *15.00 LOAN. $3.00 PER MONTH ON A *25.00 LOAN. *4 00 PER MONTH ON A $40.00 LOAN. *6.00 PER MONTH ON A $80.00 LOAN. *8 00 PER MONTH ON A *78.00 LOAN. LICENSED AND BONDED FIRM. FIDELITY LOAN CO. Rooms 1 and 2, United Bldg. No. 9 North Illinois Street Main 1278. New phont I582-K.
WE LOAN
MONEY
Absoluts Privacy. No objectionable Method*. Writ* phone or call Main 7477. National Loan Co. 216 Board of Trade Building ("NOT SO PUBLIC.”) SOUTHEAST COR. OHIO AND MERIDIAN BT8. ENTRANCE OPPOSITE PUBUC LIBRARY,
MONEY TODAY Do You Need Money? We will loan you any amount on your furniture. piano, diamonds or anything of value at legal rates. Our business la conducted according ta the spirit as well as ths letter sf the law. ’ If you are dealing with any concern where you are paying mors than S per cant, per month, com* to ua and ws will lean yon the money to pay them off. You mak* your own terms hers. THE INTERSTATE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. 203 Hume-Mansur Bldg. OHIO ST., OPPOSITE POSTOFFICK Both Phones 2130.
Loams
Before making a loan, be sure you
get our rate*.
ABSOLUTE TOTAL COST. 815 3 month* 82.10 *50 6 month* »6 60 *25 4 months *2 75 *75 9 month* *10.50 $35 -5 months *5.10 *100 12 month* 816 Other amounts In same proportion. No extension fee* and no money deducted tn advance. THE INDIANAPOLIS Public Welfare Loan Association Organized by citizens of Indianapolis for the purpose of making chattel loans at reasonable rates.
DIRECTORS.
Ralph Bamberger, John H. Holliday, Judge J. A. Collins, S. B. Kaufman. G. A. Efroymson. Wm. J. Mooney, Franklin Vonnegut. E. I. Lewis. Rev. Francis H. Gavisk. 503-504 Occidental Bldg. 8. E. Oor. Waih. A 111. Sts. Entrance on Washington 8t. Old Phone, Main 6329. New Phono, 780 Will Money Help You? Then com* to ua. Get what money you need to pay your bills. It I* our buainsas to mak# loans on furniture, pianos, llv* stock, fixtures. $35.00 total cost $4.50 for three months. We loan any amount up to 8250 for any length of time you desire. State Loam Co. 306 ODD FELLOW BLDG., Corner Pennsylvania and Washington eta Both phono* 4819.
IWOIMATJU PH INTO Hit
FIGHT DESPERATELY FOR LIFE AND ARE FINALLY SAVED.
CAB GOES OVER EMBANKMENT
SEE US BEFORE Making Your Next Loan You can get any amount up to $230 on household goods, pianos, horses, wagons, sto,. without removal. Interest 3 t»r own. per month NOTHING TAKEN OlTT IN ADVANCE. Your payments can bs arranged to eult your income, which will bo of inwrsst to you. ArtNA LOAN CO, 401 8AKS BLDG.. Over American 6 and in-cent .tore
BILLIARD TABLES
hTliTakuTABLEb. carom arid pmXetftiew and second-hand; bowling alleys, billiards and howling supplies; easy payments. Send for Catalogue. , THE BRUNSWICK-BALKN-COL-
ENDER (fO., 118 8. Meridian
polM.
India ua-
FOR SALE OR TRADE. (TON CRStE products plant with portable forty-yard mixer for sale or trade; revs In tight for coming season; will trade for second-hand Ford if in fair condition; business has food six years’ establishment. Address MIDDLETOWN CONCRETE WORKS. Mifldletown, Ind.
[Special to The Indianapolis News) LAFAYETTE, Ind., February 5,—Emmett Wood, of PitUburz, Pa., & Junior in the school of mechanical engineering at Purdue, and Edgar B. Jamison, Jr., of West Laffeyette, had a narrow escape from death laat night when an automobile In which they were riding plunged down a fifty-foot embankment on the north side of Main street levee and into the Wabash river. Wood had engaged the Jamison taxicab to bring him from the west side to the city. They weSe crossing the levee at a fair rate of speed when the automobile turned out for a street car bound in an opposite direction. The driver misjudged the distance, and the street car caught the back part of ths auto. The motor csr was spun around and shot down the steep embankment, carrying the men inside, with the curtains down The car disappeared beneath the surface of the water, and the two men fought desperately for life. Wood had presence of mind to take a knife from his pocket, cut a hole in the curtain, and through this they escaped. They swam to the shqre and were rescued. The car is in six feet of water with just one wheel above the surface Both suffered severely from shock, ertc were painfully bruised. E. R. Wagstaff. another Purdue student was in a taxi immediately behind the Jamison taxi, and saw the two men struggling in the water. He assisted them to reach shore. $104,342 H FOR INCBlCll®
BALL BROTHERS’ GIFT OF $100,000 MORE THAN DUPLICATED.
IN COURT FOR SIXTH TIME.
Raymond Crane !• Advised to Stay Away From Woman's House. Raymond Crane, who has roomed at the house of Mary Addington, 580 West Henry street, between the times he has been out of jail, was back in the city court again today for the sixth time as a result of trouble between himself and the Addington woman. Crane was charged with breaking the glass in the front door and knocking plaster off the wall of the house. He admitted that a piece of glass broke in the door when he knocked on it. He said he had gone back to the house to get hie clothes to leave the city. "Some of these days you will learn enough to stay away from this woman’s house,” said the judge. ‘‘You know that she always has you arrested." Crane was fined $1 and costs. SLIGHT LOSSES IH TWO FIRES Timely Arrival of Firemen Probably Prevents Heavy Damage. The timely arrival of firemen probably prevented a serious fire at the home of R. A Fields, 2513 North Alabama street, last night. The fire started in the basement from gn overheated furnace. Tin* flames spread rapidly, but were checked by the flremefi before they had eaten through to the main floor. The loss was nominal. (, Sparks from a defective flue set fire to the roof of the home of D. W. Butler, 1728 Sheldon street, last night. The damage was slight
BRICKS SOLD AT $1 EACH
[Ppocial to The Indlanapoii* Kswsj
, MUNCIE, Ind., Fabruary 6.-Muncie ia assured of a new Young Women’s Chria* tlan Association building and a big endowment through the successful conclusion Friday evening of a money-raising campaign. Subscriptions on the final day sent the total up to |2R,S42.97. Scents of great enthusiasm gretted the final report when E. L. Mogge. general director of the campaign, announced the grand 1 total. A huge crowd was at th§ campaign headquarters, composed of both women and
men. * ‘
The last day of the Cambaign waa started with the workers lacking $17,000 of tha required *100,000 which wAs necessary to
clinch the gift of 1100,000 made by the Ball brothers. t Some of the ’.afloat do
■It"*-" subscript!'
„„ onors in-
creased their previous subscriptions during the final hours in order to reailts
the amount needed.
Children of tile city and township schools responded by selling bricks at fl
reached IH0 Friday and the sdhools of this city contributed $1,020.08.
INDIANA DEATHS
LOANS TO WORKING PEOPLE,
who have no security.
MO MORTGAGE. NO INDORSES.
STRICTLY PRIVATE.
INDIANAPOLIS FINANCE CO.
m Law bldg.
134 K. Market at.
SHOALS, ind., February 5.~Mr». Clifford SoeterbSfx. wife of the superintendent of the Shoals school, is dead. Burial will be at Greepsburg. ANDERSON. Ind., February 5.-Geor#e Gee, tge eighty-five, died Friday evening at the home of hia niece, A. H. dears. In Anderson. Mr. Gee was a native of England and had been a resident of Mathson county more than eighty year* Mr. Gee was married three times but his wives are dead One son. Madison Gee, survive*. The burial will be at Lapel. MILTON, Ind., February o.-Milo Newman.
born in Guilford county. North Carolina, but had lived In the house where he died fot more than eighty years. He Is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Elisabeth Atkinson add Mrs. Sarah Hussey, and one brother. Henry Newman, of this place. 0 ALEXANDRIA. Ind., February ‘5.-The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Nebb, age seventy-four, a well-known Alexandria woman, wte hald today at the home. VALPARAISO, Ind., February . 5-Louis Foster, age seventy-two. Is dead of paralysis. He formerly was a ra!lroa4 contractor and later a brick manufacturer. He leaves a family. BRAZIL. Ind . February 5.-Andrew Kenedy, age sixty-seven, the oldest stationary engineer In the block coal field, died Of dropsy yesterday at his homo In Perth He is survived by four eons and two daughtes: Andrew and •William, of Terre Haute; John, of Brasil; Mrs. Elisabeth Barr, of West Terre Haute, and Mr*. Sarah Carmichael, of Terre Haute....Dr. John E. Nutt, ago seventy-two. died yesterday at his home tn Carbon. The funeral service* will be held Sunday at Carbon and the burial wUl take place at Terr* Haute Monday. He leaves a widow and one sister. Mr*. Joseph Clemeng*. of Danville, 111. H# waa a veteran of the civil war. LADOGA, Ind.. February B.-Marion Rhoads, age sixty-eight, Is dead of Bright'# disease at hi* home here. He leaves a widow, one son and one daughter. MARTINSVILLE. Ind'.’ February 5.-Craven T. Foster, age eighty-eight, died Thursday at the home of hla daughter. Mrs. D E. Watson, In this city. He is Survived by his widow, two daughter*, Mrs. Watson, of this city, and Mrs. Rosa Flanner, of Trinidad. Colo., and two sona, Ronald Footer, of Indlanapoii*, and Homsr Foster, of Cloverdale. The burial was at Clovsrdale, today, wbsre he waa engaged in business from 1856 to 1897. ST. PAUL, Ind., Febraury S.-Thomaa Camp, age sixty-sight, is dead at his horns near here. A widow and three sons. Willard., of Indianapolis. and Warder and Caleb, of this place, survive. CLINTON, Ind.. February 8.—James Barr, age fifty-nine, died suddenly of heart dlesase, yesterday, while on duty aa a member of tha miners' examining board of Vermilion county, at Clinton. A widow and four children survive. His body was taken to Bratl] for burial today, , OAKLAND CITY. Ind., February 5 -Mrs. Cyrena B. Shanner. a pioneer, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. L. Sione, in Ft. Branch, yesterday. She was formerly a resident of this city, and was widely known. 8HELBTVILLE. Ind., February 5.—Zebedes Gtffey, age seventy-four, is dead at hi* horns hers. He leaves a widow, three daughters, throe brothers and two sisters. WARSAW, Ind.. February 8.—Mrs. M R. Bishop, age seventy-two, died yesterday at her home In Plerceton. where she had lived for fifty years....Levi HlUery, age eighty-four, a nionssr of Kosciusko county, died of paralysis yesterday. He leaves two sons and a daughter. GOSHEN. Ind.. February 6.—Christian Zimmerman. age sixty-five, is dead of acute Indigestion at his home worn, of Goshen. A widow, three sons and three daughters survive...Mrs. Luthsr Pax*on-Cox, age fiftyfour, Is dead on tha farm north of Goshen, where she was born. The husband, one eon and two daughter* survive. LYONS. Ind.. February 6.—Andrew Courtney, age eighty-seven, a pioneer of this locality. Is dead. He leave* a widow who Is blind....William Shorter, age sixty-sight, Is dfcsd. He leaves a widow, three son# and two daaghtsrs. _ .. .
FAVORABLE REPLIES RECEIVED TO LETTERS SENT OUT.
GENERAL INTEREST IS SHOWN
One of the developments of the .lilt week in the contest for the nomination for United States ndnator has been th# active enitstment of a number of business men in a letter-writing cirrtpalgn in behalf of the candidacy of Harry 8. New for the Republican nomination. Through the efforts of th© Harry S. New for Senator Club aeveral thousand business and professional men In Indianapolis have taken an active intere*t In bringing Mr. New to the attention of business men outside of the city. The favorable replies received are very gratifying to the club’s officers.
Lilly Tells Reieoru.
James W. Lilly, president of Lilly * Stalnaker, is president of the club, and Is one of the most earnest workers in Mr. New s behalf. In discussing the general interest that business and professional men are taking in Mr. New’s can-
didacy, Mr. Lilly said:
"One of the main reasons why I am for Mr. New for senator is because he Is a successful business man, and this country needs more business men In politics. The trickster in politics must go. and it is high time for the business then to see that he Is put out of the way. Besides being capable, Mr New is absolutely honest, and I apeak after a life-
long acquaintance with him.
'•Mr. New has a a comprehensive understanding of the affairs of this country, having been associated In a large way with politics ail his life He is conservative and careful, but with It all he is Prepressive. He is a safe man to tie to, and
he can be depended upon-
Congorvatlve Praparednegg.
“Mr. New's position that this country take a stand for conservative preparedness Is sane and wise. We should hav# a navy commensurate with our long coast line. The events of the European war have shown us the necessity of a navy second to nope. If ws have a capable navy and if we use sound business judgment thie nation can carry the commerce
of the world. „ .
•Mr. New is the right man for Indiafia
to send to the senate to help solve these
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questions. He "has the ability and the sincerity. I regard his availability
should be nominated. If given the nomination. his election Is a certainty.” ON GRAND LARCENY CHARGE. Roy Williams la Held to the Grand
Jury.
Roy Williams, age thirty-two, 428 South Alabama street, yesterday afternoon In city court, was held to the grand Jury under 1260 bond on a charge of grand larceny. Smith was arrested after jewelry stolen from Hulda Smith, 387 East North street, had been found in a pawnshop A clerk in the pawnship testified Smith had pawned the jewelry, but Smith denied * ^During the hearing, William H. Gilligan, appearing as attorney for Smith, was ordered to leave the courtroom by Judge Decry, who told Gilligan he did not desire to see him in city court again. Ths judge ordered GllUgan to get out after Oltligan had cross-examined several witnesses. The judge asked GilUan whether he had been drinking and GllUgan dM not reply. At the Judge's request, 9. K. Ruick. an attorney who was In the courtroom. Smith after Gilligan left