Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1916 — Page 16

.THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1916.

The Best Method of Buying or Selling a Farm.

MUTT AND JEFF—Yes, Indeed, the Czar is a Long Way from Home—By BUD FISHER

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

Bargains are picked from the dozens—not from the two or three. So, when you get ready to Buy a farm—or want to Sell one—*et in touch with the scores. One of our little Want Ads will do this for you. You get the pick of Farms for Sale —and reach the best people.to Buy if you are doing the Selling. Why not make a practice anyway of reading our Real Estate Ads? A great bargain is liable to crop out anytime. Right now

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ageay, MgSfiSMM Crown Hill/ Motor service.

SHET—Willie F. Shey, beloved ion of Monroe and Allie Shey, brother of Mrs. Phil Rebhoits. passed away Monday, April 10. at 2 p. m.. in Zlonavllle. Ind., age twenty-one years. Funeral will be held at St. Paul Methodist church, corner Eugene and Rader sts . Wednesday afternoon. April 12, 2.30. Burial at

Crown Hill. Motor conveyance.

M A ROCK Y —Charles F. Marosky. beloved husband of Anna Maroeky, died April 10, 1916, • a. m., age sixty-flve years and eight days. Funeral Wednesday^ April 12. 1:45 p. m.

NpiMMA p. m. at

church. Brokstde ave. Friends Invited. CUMMINGS—Mra. Mary Florence Cummings wife of William Cummlnas, age twenty-three years. Funeral Wednesday, April 12. 2 p. m., at reaidence, 1426 S. East at. Burial Crown

Hill. Friends Invited.

GRAVES—Mary E. Graves, grandmother of Miss FUye Peden, passed away Monday. April itt at 10:16 p. m. Funeral will be held at the residence, 1102 Hamilton ava., Tbursoay. April IS. at 10 a. m. Friends Invited. WENZLEfR—George Weniler. beloved husband of Margaret WenxJer. April 11, at 3 a. m., age thirty-sight years. Funeral notice

later.

FEHR—Anna F'ehr, widow of (he late Conrad Fehrr* died April 10, IMS, S:30 p. m., age aeventy-eight years, at her residence, 843 Prospect at. Notlce^pf funeral given later. MURCH—Mrs. Amelia C. Murch, age aixtythree. died at the residence, 349 Leslie ave., Hunday. April ». Funeral. 1:»0 p. m., Wednesday. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for many acts of klndaess and sympathy shown us during the long Illness and death of our beloved daughter and Meter, Edith Florence Steiner; especially the Rev. Mr. E. E. Moorman for his consoling words and prayer; the singers, the pall bearers, also Mr. and Mrs. Shlrlsy, undertakers, for their kind and efficient service* and for the many beautiful floral offerings. MR. AND MRS MATHEW STEINER AND SONS. Card of Thanks. * We desire to express our sincere thanks to •ur relatives, neighbors and friends for their kindness wnd sympathy shown us during the I»ng Illness and death of our beloved daughter and slater, Clara Miller, and for the many beautiful floral offerings, the Rev. Zimmerman. for his consoling words, also the pallbssrer* and the undertaker, Mr. Vehling. and BtslaUnt. for their klndnee* and attention MOTHER. SISTER AND BROTHERS. - Card oTrhanks. The parents of Herman Katanik sincerely thank all those friends who *o kindly remembered their son with floral remembranches and ■ympgthy. In Loving Remembrance 9t Allen O. Singer, who left us April 11. 1913. The month of April again Is here. To us tha saddest of the year. Because It took from us aw V Opr son three years ago todJf. God called him home; He thought best; His loving heart la now at rsst. When we are done with toll and care Ws hops to moot dear Allan there. HIS FATHER. MOTHER, DAUGHTERS. In Loving Remembrance •f our darling baby. Dorothy Zell Whittaker. Who passsd away four ysara ago today. April 11. HER LOVING PARENTS. GRAND PARENTS. BROTHERS. SISTER AND AUNTIE. \ In Loving Remembrance In sad and loving remembrance of Dorothy ■ell Whittaker, who left us four years ago toMAMML DADDY. MOM POP AND AUNTY PORNCEE, .

LODGE FUNERALS. No. 47. D. of P.. are hereby notified of the 4toath of our late sister, Jennie Morris. Funeral from residence, 1»1 !-ee st.. Wednesday morning. 10:30. Remains will be taken to Gcaport. EFF1E PAYNE. Pocahontas. ANNIE TULUS. K. Of R.

UNDERTAKERS.

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OMph-we, Prospect S140.

N F. REYNOLDS. Ill W. Maryland. Both phones 438.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

A. M. RAGSDALE ft CO. Ctntral office. 323 N. Delaware. Irvington offloe 7 and 9 8. Ritter. Our patrons who have friends brought to this city for burial will And our parlors convenient and homelike, and at their disposal without extra charge. Our facilities for caring for persons w bo die at hospitals are unexcelled. Bodies prepared for shipment to points outside the elty verv promptly.

SHIRLEY BROS. CO. 52 S’- Mk,h - * 1S K - w *a* Bfld E. Wash. \ 3020 N. Wlnols. We have our own auto and horse-drawn equipment Both same price. Aleo best and lateet equipped ambulance

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PLANNER & BUCHANAN

130 N. Illinois. Phones M6.

■n»e modern funeral home Just north of Y. M. C. A. Chapel and restrooms without extra

charge. Our own motor equipment.

The Indianapolis Crematory

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520 N7 RtiMir M.

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Visitors

JOHN J. BLACKWELL & SON Successor* to Reuthan A Blackwell, 1JX-30 W. Ohio st. Phone 116.

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Wm. E. Krieger 1402 N. Illinois a.

Phone U&4. I-""— -err.

The Frank Bird Transfer Co.

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JOHNSON a MONTGOMERY, aucceswws to Johnson A Hauler. 423 Massachusetts ave Roth phone* 14*>

KHEGELC, ft BAILEY. Funeral Director*. Our new local ion. 5*2 N. Pennsylvania «t. across from Short ridge. Phones Main «0, New 3E».

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M. E. HEINER p ^r

HIBEY * Trrus, 2U N llUnots st. New phone SS4. Old Main tiSO. O R. WALD," 1222 Union at. Old phone~Pros-

pect 3661. New phone 9170.

FINN BROs!" fss W. Marker Phones; Main ' »Mt.

W H. RICHARDSON.

» W. New York at. Phones 356S. UHAKLKS A. HOCRBNSM1TH N. Illinois. Both phone* 11(6

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16 8. Delaware st. Both phones 911.

Natiomial Casket Co. Show Rooms Accessible at All Times

Undertakers are invited to bring friends or relatives of the ^deceased to our show rooms where the casket may be selected from a line of samples that includes everything from the modestly priced to the finest. We sell only to undertakers. The National Casket Co. Cor. Capitol Ave. and Pratt St.

SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. MASON 1C—North Park~lodge No. M6. F. and A. M. Called meeting at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening, April 12, at Masonic hall, confer Thirtieth and Clifton *U. Work In E. A. degree. Visiting brothers welcome. J. FRED PAYNE. W. M. W. F. LANDES. Sec.

MALE HELP WANTED. CUTTERT^ycutiK^man^wittPone^orTwo^year*' experience on automobile work. APPERSON BRO£. AUTOMOBILE CO., Kokomo. Ind.

COLORED BOY FROM 18 TO 20 YEARS OF AGE TO WORK IN ICE CREAM PLANT. CALL WEDNESDAY AT 7 O’CLOCK. GEIGER’S BAKERY, 231 MASSACHUSETTS.

DRY SAND MOLDERS. few good, out Of city. Call Room 204, HOTEL EDWARD.

DENTIST; good, flrst class all round workman; gocxTsalary’; permanent position. DRS. CHEEK & McFARLAND, Terre Haute. Ind.

MALE HELP WANTED. PLUMBER'S halt-er; oxperiencvd~ri7^N~VVesT PRINTING ESTIMATOR Experienced on catalogue and booklet work. Mu*t also tie competent to assist manager-and take care of office detail. Good future for capable man. Your application will 1k> held In confidence. Apply to Manager, PRINTING ARTS COMPANY.

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

PAPER HANGERS, five. 1602 S. Meridian st.

REGISTERED dentist. UNION II. S. DENTINST, 1 E. Market st.. Indianapolis.

DAI BY AND FARM HAND. experienced. WM. A ROBERTS & SONS, R. It. No. 12. Indianapolis.

DRAFTSMEN WANTED We need several flrst-clasa men for small

machine and gauge and fixture design; also detallers. See MR. HAY, Stenotype Company. Take West Indianapolis car, marked Mars Hill.

SETUP MEN AND OPERATORS on Gridley, Acme, Cleveland and B. & S. Automatics. Only high class men, capable of earning highest wages, in pleasant surroundings. WAGNER ELECTRIC MFG. CO., St. Louis, Mo.

_ MALE HELP WANTED. l~MAErE^^5!00(rTtrT^e^yeRr*~wttti~a smalT mail order business; began a* a side line with 65; made $10,000 first year; I will show you how to do the work; no canvassing. Send tor free booklet: tells how. HEAC'OCK, Box

2039, Lockport, N. Y.

POSITIONS waiting for experienced help and fore May L Enter any time, day or night.

beginners. We need fifty stenogiaphe

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Oldest commercial college in Indianapolis. SANDERSON BUSINESS SCHOOL. Merchants

Bank.

SAFETY RAZOR BLADES sharpened better than new. ’'GUARANTEED,! single edge, 25c dozen; double, 35c; mall, Inclose »rlce; razors, scissors, knives sharpened. TUTTLE KEENEDGB. 201 INDIANA AVE.

I WANT just ordinary men who wish to earn more money to learn the barber trade. It

pays big. Few weeks will fit you for jobs worth $1,200 yearly, or your own shop, with | big profits. Call or write MOLER BARBER

I COLLEGE. 349 E. Washington st.

EXPERIENCED shoe and furnishing goods salesman to work, steady every Saturday; good wages. THE FAIR STORE, 407 W.

Washington st.

FARM HANDS, married. Call 2302 W. WashIngrtun, between 7 and 8 a. m. or 7 and 8

p. m.

MASONIC—Capital City lodge No. 212, F. A A. Masons: Called meeting Tuesday evening. April 11. at 7 o'clock In Masonic Temple. Work In Entered Apprentice degree. Visiting brethren welcome ARTHUR R. ROBINSON. W. M. ALBERT SMITH. Secretary.

MASONIC—Called meeting West Side chapter. No. 13X. R. A. M., Wednesday ■ vening, April 12. at 7 o'clock. Work In Mark Master de-

gree. Visitors welcome. FRED McARTHUR. H. P. CHARLES A. BEARD. Sec.

MASONIC—Logan lodg.' No. 575. F. and A. M Called meeting Tuesday. April 11, at 6:30 o'clock p. m.. at hall In Masonic temple. Work: Entered Apprentice degree. Visitors welcome. CHARLES E. LUCAS. W. M.

JOHN SCHLEY. Secretary.

THE EMANON CLUB will give their fourth monthly card party and dance Wednesday evening. April 12, 1911, at Itasca hall. 351

Indiana ave.

LOST AND FOUND.

l58T—Large leather-covered Morris' rbekef, on road between Franklin and Seymour. Reward. IRVINGTON TRANSFER. Irvington, Ind.

LOST—Gold knife, marked J. H. O. H., Berlin, in street at ladles entrance Claypool hotel. Return Claypool. receive reward.

LOST—Lady's small puree with from 816 to $17, near Sellg's or Waaaon's. Finder please return ONEIDA HOTEL and receive reward.

LOST—A female collie, three year* old. yellow. left leg slightly lame. Reward. Phones Main 9097. New 3(57.

LOST—Marlon Shoe Co. wallet, containing $25. J. F. ADE. JR.. Merchants Heat and Light Co., 33 S. Meridian. Reward.

L06T, on Danville tnterurban line, black. white and tan female beagle hound, answers to name Queen. Reward. Call Belmont 1625.

BROWN Boston bulldog; white breast; two years old; no collar. Gall New phone 7553. 2031 Central ave. Reward.

LARGE topaz cuff button. Call North 826. Reward.

WALLEJT. containing two ten-dollar bills and valuable papers. Finder please call Main 9924

FOUND-Bunch of sixteen key*. TRAFFIC MAN. Delaware and Washington.

STOLEN—$45 and silver watch. Y>y two men; from premise* Return 2807 Moore ave.

MALE HELP WANTED.

AUTOMOBILE repair man on Packar&~and Premiers. Call Main 7101 before 6; Washington 1527. after 6.

ASSISTANT camp cook. BEARD LABOR AGENCY. Room 5 Fair bldg., opposite union station.

AUTOMOBILE painters, at once. 963 N. Meridian In the rear.

BARBER, colored; first class. 413 Indiana ave.

BARBER, steady Job. 913 guaranty. 30 Kentucky ave.

BRUSH HANDS, experienced. 324 W. Morris. EMRICH FURNITURE CO.

BOY to work In drug etore. Cal! Main 742.

BARBER, whit*, at once; $12 and half over $11 ZELL HART. Oonnersvtlle. Ind.

BOYS, two. to work In bakery. H. E. SPONSEL. 1006 S. East

BARBER, colored, steady. 4*5 W. Washington. BARBER, good. 1081 Oliver ave.

BUSHKLMAN wanted. DRAKE TAILORING CO.. 19 W Ohio.

BOY. to work in drug store; must have reference, x ORIENTAL PHARMACY. 1338 E. Washington Prospect 43.

BOY. good, with some experience, to work In bakery. 321 W. Twenty-eighth.

BOY. experienced, over sixteen, to strip tobacco. K N. Delaware.

BOY over seventeen to work in laundry; moderate wage* to start, but can advance. THE GRAND LAUNDRY. 109 W. Tenth.

BOY or young man, with experience In drug store, 2(01 N. Illlnol*.

BOY to work In drug store. 003 N. HUnoi*

BOY. with good wheel, after echool. 11 Ken-

tucky ave.

FIFTY LABORERS. APPLY E. RAUH & SON FERTILIZER GO., NEAR UNION STOCK-

YARDS.

FARM HANDS, single and married. BEARD LABOR AGENCY, Room 6, Fair bldg., op-

posite union station.

GOOD repair man. 428 Scioto.

GOOD-SIZED steady boy, with bicycle, for errands and to assist in tailor shop. 1310 E. Michigan. Woodruff 635S. New 24X9. .

GENERAL BLACKSMITH; young man preferred. 146*; Roosevelt ave., or phone Main

4532 after 7 p. m.

GLUE and veneer man; first class. 316 S. New

Jersey.

HIGH GRADE man for office manager and accountant. Give leferences. Address Box 2004, New*.

HAND-SCREW machine operator. HAYWOOD TIRE AND EQUIPMENT CO.. 630 N.

Capitol.

HOTEL, restaurant help headquarters, white, colored cooks, all kinds; waJtera, porters, dishwashers, yard man, pan washer, houseman, helpers WORRALL’S AGENCY, When bldg.

LEARN BARBER TRADE JOB GUARANTEED. FOUR weeks completes. EARN while learning. TORR'S SANITARY BARBER COLLEGE, 472 W. Washington.

HOUSEMAN, experienced. 2900 N. Meridian.

HOSTLER around ham and general housework; references, 818 8. Meridian.

HOUSE wlie man: thoroughly experienced. ^9 S Capitol.

HELPER for cement block plant. 502 Fidelity Trust bldg. Main 7101. HARDWOOD floor man; experienced. Call Irvington 1190. *

HOUSEMAN, experienced, with references. 926 N. Meridian.

JOB PRINTER; competent; steady work in exclusive Job office In good city of 10,000; foremanship to right person. Give experience and reference. Addreea Box 2067, New*.

JOB PRESS FEEDER, experienced. THE ART PRESS. 318 Century bldg.

LATHE HANDS. STUTZ MOTOR CAR CO.

LABORERS at 959 N. Meridian. INDIANAPOLIS PORTABLE HOUSE CO.. Wrecker*.

SHOE SALESMAN; experienced; no others need apply. R. H. LONG, Claypool bldg.

SOLICITORS, two first-class. Call at 16 W.

Ohio.

STUDENT to help wipe dishes for meals.

TRACY'S CAFE. 60 S. Illinois.

SALESMEN: five real salesmen to repreaent a large corporation which manufactures a product known the world over and backed up by an advertising campaign of $150,000 a year. You can abaolutely make from $30 to $50 per week. A splendid opportunity for advancement. Our men call at the home, but they are not house-te-house men; neither are they canvassers. All cadis are made by appointment. Commission basis. We want men who can be developed Into branch managers. Call before 10:30 a. m. FRANTZ-PREMIER DISTRIBUTING CO.. 40

W. Ohio, upstairs.

SOLICITORS, three good; good opportunity for right party. SINGER SEWING MA-

CHINE CO . 126 W. Washington.

SHINGLERS. Phone Ben Davis 232.

SHOE salesman wanted, experienced. BER-

LANIYS, third floor State Life.

SINGLE, elderly, to work In grocery; experienced; reference. Address Box 2158, News.

SAND BELTERS, three good. Apply NORTH INDIANAPOLIS CRADLE WORKS. Twen-

ty-ninth and canal.

STICKER OPERATORS, FIRST CLASS. CAPITAL RATTAN CO., NAOMI, NEAR SHELBY.

SODA DISPENSER, eighteen to twenty-two years of age, of good appearance and steady habit*; references required.- CRAIG’S, 6 E.

Washington st.

SAWYER MAN, to take charge of cutting and getting out orders; reference required. Call at 1047 Roache ave.. between 6:30 and 8 p. m.

SHEET METAL WORKERS, FIRST CLASS. NORDYKE

& MARMON CO.

TWO polishers, also two varnish coalers on furniture work. H. LAUTER CO.

TOOLMAKERS, first class; small town; steady employment, high wages; small fixtures, gauges, etc. Give address and phone number. Address Box 2169, News.

PAINTERS, tv%>. Wednesday morning. 1454

Bate* st.

RAILWAY mall and postoffice clerk-carrier examinations coming soon. Prepare now at spare time. Call or write R. E. RIGDON. 3 When bhlg., dally, also Mon., Wed., Frl. evenings. 7 to 9. r ABLE-BODIED MEN. Good eyesight for firemen and brakemen; $120 monthly. Experience unnecessary. Address RAILWAY, Box

1605, News.

500 MEN to eat two eggs, potatoee. coffee, 15c; pie with all 20c and 25c meals; big lunch 15c. TRACY'S CAFE. 50 S. Illinois. GOVERNMENT positions are easy to get. My free booklet RYt26 tells how. Write today. Now. EARL HOPKINS, Washington. D. C.

WEAR $7. *8 or $10 trousers; pay but $3. CAPITAL PANTS TAILORS, 620 Century bldg. ■

YOUNG, the Tailor, now at 143 E. Washington

at. Union laber If

you wish It.

LATHE AND SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS, FIRST CLASS. NORDYKE & MARMON CO.

MACHINE OPERATORS FOR LATHE, GRINDERS, J. & L. AND B. & O. SCREW MACHINES, P. & J. AND AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINES, TOOL M A K ERS, MACHINE REPAIR M E N, ; INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL TOOL GRINDERS, EXPERIENCED. WARNER GEAR CO., MUNCIE, IND. MAN to repair a grape arbor. 3829 N. Capitol. MAN to drive well. 325 Congress ave.

MAN to dreg out cellar. 324 Congress ave.

MAN AND WIFE; fireman, counter man and short order cook. LEE'S AGENCY, 539

Massachusetts ave.

MAN who understands furniture repairing and reftnlahing. INDIANAPOLIS UPHOLSTER1NO CO.. 1017 Madison ave.

MEN. fifty, at Northwestern and Thirty-sev-enth et, on sewer. MAGHIXE MAN, experienced, for .planing mill. 1844 Spann ave.

MASSEUR and maaaeuse; muat be hustlers willing help build up business; A1 equipment; good chance to right parties. Write full particulars. references, salary, etc., flrst latter. SPENCER HOTEL. Spencer. Ind.

BOY to work In grocery. Call 930 Fayette st. BOOKKEEPER. One experienced in manufacturing preferred; state age, experience, salary and give references. Address Box 2175,

News.

BUSHKLMAN. on Saturdays. Apply THE

PANTS STORE CO.. 42 W. Ohio.

MEN. ten, to travel with crew in small towns and take orders for fast-selling magazines, new plan; no advance collections to make. All our men making good; expense money advanced. Call G. G. GATY. Spencer House, between « ami 8 p. m . prepared to leave.

MAN with car. to travel. JACOBS. Brevort hotel.

MACHINIST, all-round, for contract shop out of city; good pay; must be of good habits; between 25 and SO years of age; state previous places of employment. Address Box 2122. News.

MAGAZINE SOLICITORS, four; A1 proposition; steady work; paid daily, only workers wanted. Apply 4 to 6 p. m. or 7 to 9 a. tn. ADAMS. 219 K. of P. bldg.

MACHINE MAN to run molder In sash door factory. CARR & JOHNSTON CO., corner Washington and Pecan sts.. Peoria. 111.

BOY with wheel. Apply J. GUY HAUGH CO.

BOY with wheel to work in drug store. $5 per week. 1403 E. Washington.

MOl-DKR?^—A few more bench and squeezer irolders; steady work; long orders: highest prices; no trouble. ST. LOtflS MALLEABLE CASTING CO.. 7900 N. Broadway. St. Louie, Missouri.

COOKS, waiter*, kitchen men. CLIFT'S

AGENCY. Baldwin block.

CIGAR CLERK, young man with some experience preferred Address Box 2187. News.

NIGHT waiter. 350 E. Washington. SMITH HOTEL.

ONE sticker man and two miter saw men. Apply THE UDELL WORKS.

C. R. WILSON BODY COMPANY, Detroit, Mich., wante METAL BODY FINISHERS. Special inducement to FINAL FINISHERS.

OFICE BOY. good; fine chance for advancement: state age and salary expected. Address Box 2190. News

OFFICE BOY. about seventeen year# of age. bv Urge corporation. Address Box 2168 New*.

TOOLMAKERS AND MACHINISTS, SEVERAL GOOD; FOR OUT-OF-TOWN. PHONE ROOM 204 HOTEL EDWARD FOR APPOINT

MENT.

SALESMEN WANTED. ^UBmVISIOJrsn^SMAN^ We want a good, live real estate salesman with an auto to sell a choice acreage subdivision, near this city on an easy payment plan and other attractive selling features. A good opportunity to right man. Call 911 Fletcher Trust building.

WANTED—Salesmen with automobile to travel. demonstrate and sell to dealers, an accessory of exceeding merit. Ask for MR. LESLIE, at the HOTEL E3DWARD.

AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANTEIX^^NICHOLSON^BTUDK)? 611 N. Illinois.

FEMALE HELP WANTED.

BOSOM ptess and body Iron operator. PROG-

LAUNDRY, 422 E.

HESS

l opens Marke

BODY IRONERS and mangle girls, experienced. Appb at once. THE BEST LAUNDRY, 26 N. Senate ave.

BOOKKEEPER, experienced and reliable, to help on set of books and assist In general office detail work. Address Box 2103, News.

BINDERY GIRLS, at once, experienced. Apply 404 Wulsln bldg.

CANVASSERS, reliable, for high grade household specialties; salary guaranteed. 64 Bald-

win block.

COLORED maid, experienced. Call between 7 and S evenings. HOTEL ALBERT. 130 E. Ohio.

CAPABLE white girl for general housework; references. 3045 Central. North 3330.

COOK, city references required; family of five grown; no washing; keep houseman. Tele-

phone North 2162.

COLORED COOK; experienced. In country home, near city, on car line; reference*. Address Box 20R7. New*.

COOK; experienced; white. Address Box 2035, New*. ,

FEMALE HELPJVANTED. GIRLS wanted. CENTURY BISCUIT CO.,

Blackford and New York.

FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WAIST FINISHER and coat hand! flrst-cfas* 511 Occidental bldg.

GIRL for coffee house; steady Job. 611 W.

Washington.

WILL GIVE middle-aged lady home. MRS. LIZZIE ROBERTS, R. R. 1. Russellville, Ind.

GIRL; general housework; no washing. MRS.

MARK ADLER. Lebanon. Ind.

WOMAN for general housework, two In tamily. small house. Call North 3316.

GIRI.S to do hand sewing on coats. Apply AUGUST JULIAN CO.. 6fJ0 Murphy building.

WOMAN for general housework, white. 319 Adelaide st. 1293. Main 3082.

FLAT WORK folder, experienced. THE

GRAND LAUNDRY. 109 W. Tenth.

WANTED Girl about twenty years of age for Soda Fountain Work. Apply at once to Mgr. Cafe. H. P. WASSON & CO. WOMAN to ww on awnings. ADVANCE TENT AND AWNING CO.. 319 Adelaide st. 1293. Main 3082.

HAND IRONERS; flrst class. MODEL

LAUNDRY, 614 E. Ohio.

HAND sewers and machine operators ; splendid working conditions; good chance for advancement. Apply Kahn Tailoring Co., St. Clair street entrance.

W. PRATT, 226; clean, nicely furnished houaekeeplng room; kitchenette, gas range, refrigerator; modern.

WAITRESS, at once. 113 N. Alabama.

WOMEN to sort waste paper. Apply at one. 318 W. Georgia st.

HOUSEKEEPER, not over twenty-five; wid-

ower's home. 907 Oliver ave.

WAITRESSES, experienced, for noon and evening work; good salary; apply immediately. Geiger’s Tea Room, basement Kahn bldg., Meridian and Wash. sts.

HAND sewers. CROWN GARMENT CO., 251

S. Meridian

HOUSEMAID, experienced widow preferred. Hospital experience an advantage. Give ref-

onces. Address Box 2145, News.

LADY for house work In country, eight miles from city. J M SQUIRES, Valley Mills. Route 23. Phone West Newton 2 on 18.

MACHINE hand on custom work. Nineteenth

and Alabama.

MAIDS, two, experienced. Apply In peraon to housekeeper. HOTEL ENGLISH.

WANTED AT ONCE; woman of real experience: If you know how to run a Butterlck pattern department, we offer you a steady position with good pay. Apply by letter, stating age and present employment. General Superintendent. THE NEW YORK STORE.

MANICURIST. MERCHANTS BANK BLDG.

BARBER SHOP.

MACHINE girls. all kinds; experienced. ROYAL LAUNDRY. 601 N. Illinois.

MIDDLE AGED lady for general housework. 648 E. St. Clair.

OPERATORS—Twenty-five experienced on power sewing machines. AMERICAN GARMENT CO.. California and Market sts.

WAIST and akirt helper. Main 8764.

WRAPPER girls; must be seventeen years or older. Apply between 8 and 10, Wednesday a. m. THE GRAND LEADER. 339-340 E Washington

OVERALL operator*, experienced, on all sections. union made; beet wages; steady work all year round guaranteed: mall applications to JOHN RISSMAN & SON. 841 Blue Island ave., Chicago, Iff.

YOUNG GIRL, white, fourteen to sixteen yearn, to assist with housework and children; good home. Phone Irvington 1080.

YOUNG LADIES OVER 16 YEARS OF AGE; GOOD POSITIONS IN PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE SURROUNDINGS, UNDER THE CARE AND SUPERVISION OF LADIES; GOOD WAGES PAID TO BEGINNERS AND EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT. CALL AT SUITE 610, BELL TELEPHONE BLDG., CORNER MERIDIAN AND NEW YORK STS., BETWEEN HOURS OF 8 A. M. AND 4 P. M.

OPERATORS ON POWER MACHINES, EXPERIENCED. J. GUY HAUGH CO., 15 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA.

PRACTICAL nurse; must have reference. Apply 1836 N. Illinois st.

PASTRY COOK Experienced colored pastry cook; will pay good wages; steady position. Apply in person, at once. Wiiite’s Restaurant, 34-36 Circle.

PRESSER and finisher, on ladles' garments. at once. ELITE CLEANING COMPANY, 413 N. Ullnons.

I ROUGH DRY and flat assorters and checkers. 1 PROGRESS LAUNDRY, 425 E. Market.

Your Credit is Good

1 $1=A WEEK=$S |

STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper; muat be i able to take dictation rapidly amd transcribe accurately; also competent to assist bookkeeper; good opportunity for right party, but must be experienced and thoroughly competent. Ad- ; dress Box 2096, News.

FEMALE HELP WANTED. uoSmo N§''w£Itmi^ ^ beginners. We need fifty stenographer* before May 1. Enter any time, day or night. Oldest commercial college In Indlanip^ia SANDERSON BUSINESS SCHOOL MercJhanU Bank. SUPERFLUOUS")!AlR moles, warts, etc., permanently removed hi electrolysis. IDA PLUMMER 343 Newton Claypool. Main 3783.

FEATHERS bought, *old, renovated: mattresses and rlli Iowa made to order. E. F. BURK LB, 416 sachusette ave. Phones: Main 1428. New H75J

HEMSTITCHING, ostrich plumes Cleaned and curled. CORDIA CANULTY, 510 Kahu bldg] Phone 2944.

PIANO TUNING, $1.50, references; pla e work; twenty years* experience. NortB 8512.

LADIES' spring coat suits dry cleaned

pressed. »1. Woodruff 31*5. ■ ^

MENT CLEANERS.

GLOBE GA1

DRESSMAKING. 19H N. Meridian. Room S Dresses, $3 to $4; spring rults, $5 to $6. S,* rial rates. PRIVATE instruction hours to suit stude* ti INDPL9. BUSINESS COL.. WHEN bl • < II. BECKER, Prin, Main 4«4. New 45l>. ALL FUR SETS marked down 90c on the oo la*-. JACX>B WOHLFKLD. 209 State Life bi ll

PIANO pupils: experienced teacher, term sonaivle. TYosnect .'MOT J

SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.

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

BOOKKEEPER and cost accountant; you man: experienced. Call North 3442 BOOKKEEPER, age twenty ].x." T"'” graduate; six yearn' business experiem \ I dress Box 2165. News.

rug* an!

COLORED MAN. house cleaning, ru hardvr©"' 1 tln-u*. New phtm.t 27M K CHAUFFEUR, experienced young man. sit for private) party preferred neat, sober; sonable. Address Box 1969. News.

CHAUFFEUR, licensed: do own repair, refeq enee. Address Box 2121. News.

COMPANION, physical trainer and personal secretary to elderly or middle-aged gentlal men by athlete, physical Instructor and fool e\p' 1 : a’:-. nj strengthening and gennal heaith iin;.i.,-, methods. Address Box 2184, News.

CLERK in office. railroad office preferred Woodruff 1326. Ask for HILL. CHAUFFELR, experienced; can ma | pairs; best refer* nee Address Box 2i,.f News. ,

CONCRETE FOREMAN, experienc’d, up date on plans in general construct JOHN PRENDKRGAST. 530 N. Alaba Main 9000.

HOUSEMAN or butter; colored man; v.n 'situation. North 308.

HANDY MAN with tools wants situation. Adj dress Box 2131. News.

LIGHT work by elderly man; room and t'>nrd with small wages. Address Box 2142. News MHd/WRIGHT rnnchirdsTr first cIslupT* on struction company preferred. A 2167. News.

COLLAR GIRL, experienced; best wages. MERCHANTS LAUNDRY, 325 B. St. Joe.

COLORED GIRL neat, for general housework; no washing. 223 E. Pratt.

COLORED maids and waitresses. HARDEVS

AGENCY. Main 3010; New 4735-K

TWO YOUNG MEN to work nights. AMEIUCAN DISTRICT TELEORAPH COMPANY. UNION hardwood floor layers; flrst class. H.

V. COOK. Both phones

UPHOLSTERERS; first clasu. and strong boy.

IPKB BRO£L_ 958 Ft Wayne.

YOUNG MAN for delivery wagon; must have

reference. 671 Massachusetts ave.

WAGON painter. 444 E. Tenth.

WASHMAN; experienced. Call Sunday morning between 10 and 12. MODEL LAUNDRY,

<14 E. Ohio.

WANTED—Two good veneer sawyers bv a large Chicago veneer manufacturer. Adoress

Box 2109. New*.

WANTED: FIFTY FIRSTCLASS LATHE, MILLING MACHINE AND PLANER HANDS. STENOTYPE COMPANY, MARS HILL, IND.

WRINGER BOIY. experienced. AETNA LAUN-

DRY, 710 E. Michigan

COUNTER GIRL, no Sunday work. THOMP-

SON'S. 40 a Washington.

COOK. 113 N. Alabama.

COOK, dishwasher, waitress, white. LEE'S

AGENCY, 539 Massachusetts ave.

CHOCOLATE DIPPERS, experienced. NICH-

OLS CANDY CO.. 406 S. Meridian.

DINING room girl. 309 Massachusetts ave.

DEMONSTRATOR, by Indianapolis manufacturer. an experienced lady demonst rater, twenty-five or thirty years of age. to #eU the mo#t perfect wax furniture polish ever manufactured: wage#, $1 per day and liberal com-

mission. Addree# Box 2183. News.

DISHWASHER, girl or boy. 966 Ft. WayrriTave.

EXPERIENCED waitress. 612 E. Washington.

Experienced skirt and shirtwaist aalesladles to work every Saturday. Steady: good wages. THE FAIR STORE. 407 W. Washington st.

ETXPERIENCED white woman to clerk In dairy lunch and bakery. 903 N. Illinois st.

FLAT WORK assorter. experienced; highest wages paid. CROWN LAUNDRY CO.

GIRL, white, for general housework; good

wage*. Washington 1194.

WRINGER MAN. black or white. ROYAL

LAUNDRY. 601 N. Illinois.

WANTED—Three men to solicit on magazine clubs. New combinations just formed. Steady work to right men. Experience not esaentlal. Room 302, 148 E. Market et.

WANTED immediately, two good automobile body finishers and two solderers, SIDNEY MFG. CO.. Sidney. O.

WE ARE going to place two live wire salesmen In your territory Address Sales Manager, THE GLOBE REFINING COMPANY. Cleveland, 0.(6

YOUNG man who'e brains work; $5 start. Factory i*313 E - 80,1111

YOUNG MAN In shop. Apply 9U6 N. Illinois st.

YOUNG MAN to help in dry denning shop. BUTE* CLEANING CO. 413 N. HUnoi*.

YOUNG MAN helper around bakery, with some experience. 1327 E. Washington. YOUNG MAN. eighteen or twenty years old. for shipping department. Address Box 2113. News.

CORKMAKERS. tent long orders, high prices; no trouble. CHICAGO MALLEABLE CASTINGS COMPANY, Weet Pullman, Chicago. 111.

PAINTER. Call North 9&S4 after ( p. m.

YOUNG man experienced In men's furnishing goods willing to start at moderate salary; opportunity for advancement. THE GRAND LEADER. 338-340 E. Washington si. EASTER SPECIALS, MEN’S SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED, 85c; LADIES’ SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED, PLAIN, 85c. UNIVERSAL CLEANERS. 137 EAST 24TH. NORTH 2878.

PLATEN PRESSMAN, ftrat clasa: atate age. experience and wage# expected. Address G. a BALLINGER CO., Richmond, Ind.

PORTER for barber shop. 99 Kentucky ave.

PAINTER; must have good habits, steady work. Woodruff 3129.

LEARN BARBER TRADE. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE Tuition $25; tools gtven; catalogue free. Strictly modern eltciric massage, hydraulic chairs. 309 El Washington et.. IndianapoUs. Ind.

CLEAN beds, l«o and Uc. 31 Adelaide,

GIRLS for factory work; none but steady workers need apply. INDIANAPOLIS LEATHER CO.. Fourteenth and N. West sts.

SALESWOMEN. EXPERIENCED, FOR OUR ART WARES AND CHINA DEPARTMENTS. APPLY SUPERINTENDENT, FOURTH FLOOR. THE WM. H. BLOck CO.

SALESLADIES of good character and appearance for an advertising campaign in city and outlying towns. MR. ALMOND, 18V* N. Meridian, Room 6.

SOLICITORS. 27 Baldwin block. Salary.

SALESWOMEN, EXPERIENCED, FOR OUR ART WARES AND CHINA DEPARTMENTS. APPLY SUPERINTENDENT, FOURTH FLOOR. THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

SALESLADY; experienced. Apply 2725 E.

Washington.

SEWING MACHINE GIRLS ON AUTO WORK. GATES MFG. CO., 431 N. CAPITOL AVE.

SALESLADIES; four; to demonstrate and solicit orders for laundry soap; straight salary; paid weekly. Apply to W. E. STRUIT. 40 N. Chester.

SALESLADY for our shirtwaist department, also salesladies for our bargain tables. THE GRAND LEADER. 338-340 E. Washington st.

GIRL, cashier and take phone order# in gro-

cery. Address Box 2164, News.

GIRL—White, for general housework, no washing. Call 4140 Carrollton or Washington 627.

GOOD WOMAN to help In kitchen; also good dishwasher. GEIGER'S TEA ROOM, basement Kahn bldg.. Meridian and Washington streets.

GIRLS over sixteen for light work In factory. EDWARDS INSTRUMENT CO., 968 Ft. Wayne.

GENERAL GIRL, white, small family. 444 N. Illlnol*

GIRL, neat white, to assist with geneial houHework; good home; three In family. Call North 7268.

GIRL, experienced, for general housework; must be good cook, $7 week. 612 E Thirteenth.

GIRL, white, general housework: no washing; good wages. 2219 College.

GIRL for cigar store, between eighteen and twenty-three years. Good wages. 523 W. Washington.

GIRL: experienced for general housework; no laundry work: good wages; reference# required. North 1318.

GIRLS to work tn laundry. THE GRAND LAUNDRY. 100 W. Tenth.

GOOD wages to a competent maid for general housework, none others need apply. No. 3

Bel more apt,, 3056 N. Meridian.

GERMAN girl for general housework, no laun-

dry' North 9464.

GIRL white, settled, experienced In second work. New phone 6441, 1939 N. Meridian

GIRL white; genera! housework. North 452.

MRS. CROMER. 204! N. Alabama

GIRL white, for cooking and downstairs work: good wage*. North 3106. 3106 N. Capitol.

GIRL to do light housework. 12 week: must go

home nights. U«0 N. Capitol.

SIMTMGST mESWi Steady positions to competent women who have sold shirtwaists. Apply at once.

SALESLADIES; pleasant outdoor work: no experience necessary; short hours. BLICK. 704 Merchants Bank building.

GIRL, white, experienced, for general housework In email family; references required.

2323 N. Meridian.

SALESWOMEN. EXPERIENCED. FOR OUR WAIST DEPARTMENT. APPLY SUPERINTENDENT FOURTH FLOOR THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

SALESLADIES, experienced, for our cloak and suit department. THE GRAND LEADER. 338-340 E. Washington et,

TEN girls capable of earning $10 or more dally. 813 E. South.

TAIL0RE8S. JOHN L. VESPER. 27 S. Mrridian, merchant tailor.

TWO capable women for Institution work. govern*#* and night nurse. Address Box 2155. News.

MAN AND WIFI* private family Main lini. MULTIORAPH operator, experienced, i . Yes Box 2119, News. OFFICE MAN and salesman, expenttion wishes position with reliable firm: best re I erence*. Address Box 2179, New*. PHARMACIST. May 1 or claw all-round drug mini pr' 1 -'' '• •• handling any trade; long experience; married

Address Box 1970. News.

REFRIGERATION engineer; technical gra.IJ ; uate. Address Box 1897. News. ■ SHIPPING clerk, having years of exporlenci

«e T dress Box 2131, News.

TEACHERS WANTED—If you are a normal school or college trained woman with per•onallty, force, and optimism, and are "not too proud to fight", we will pay you $1,600 to 12.600 per year, according to your ability. In a high class traveling position In educational work. Give phone. Addreea Box 2159, New*

TAILOR ESS. experienced, at once, on custom

work. ‘H United bldg.

TAILORESS, experienced on men * clothing.

Apply 287 Maaaachu.w.tta ave.

TWO young ladles. 1H-22, sale* ability; permanent position MORGAN, 819 Hume-Mansui

TAILORE8S, one that has experience on la■dies’ tailoring and dr*-*'making. 1120 Central.

WAITRESS. 117 N. Alabama.

Your Credit is Good | $-1 A WEEK=$1 Pays the Bill

STEADY JOB; sober. Industrious married : taBI age 34. Address BoxJfI33, News. SITUATIONS WANTEI).

Female.

Situations Wanted Ads in The] News, one Cent a Woru. CURTAIN* laundi nd. 25c pair; work gu.rahJ teed. MRS. Ob: CURTAIN,-) laundered, 25c pair. Woodruff iT^j CLEANING or ironing by the day. coDrSI girl. Belmont 770. CHAMBER MAID or half-day work by i.eal < .red girl. 3859-B. __ COt iKING V.R HOUSE*'LEANING by eolo:e< woman; city references. 1217 l>ewle st CURTAINS laundered, pair. Woo i: p 4,'S* COLORED woman to do laundry rk to trr] home. 1(88 Massachusetts ave. COLORED GIRL. neat, as maid or work fea hour* day, general housework. 47SO-': CASHIER In picture show evenings only, no downtown; two-years’ experience. ;'al Woodruff 4357 after 6 o’clock. DAY WORK by reliable colon*! w- nmi. r-f-erence. New phone 8774-Y. DAY WORK for Mondays and Tu«*'ayd| 2733-R. | DAY WORK, or cleaning. 4472-R. DRESSMAKING, dresses and party drease**| 2321 Kenwood. North 9496. ^ DAY WORK _Caij_Mair. 7«W DEMONSTRATOR, experienced; tetmo i>d*| DRES.SM A KING, experienced; out or lH Phone Circle 84. DAY WORK. Cali New phone 44X1&-R. DRESSMAKING GOLDIE HOLLIDAY. 75S Roadie ave. North 8243.

GIKF. for general housework. 13)7 Nordyke. GENERAL HOUSEWORK br girl, colrrai New phone 6293 from 4 until 8.I0. ^ GENERAL WORK by ctd..re<l woman. K GOVERNESS to small children in a private home by young lady; good education am experienced: reference* For particulars >ai phono North 3V>4. GENERAL HOUSEWORK In small family

neat colored girl b*27 A i^ oro.

EASTER SPECIALS, MEN’S SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED, 85c; LADIES’ SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED, PLAIN, 85c. UNIVERSAL CLEANERS, 137 EAST 24TH. NORTH 2878.

FAMILY washing, or day work I- .4 HIGH SCHOOL girl wishes work afternoons. Prospect 36*9. _ HOUSEKEEPER by refined widow, with < l lid five yearn old; baat of Main S5u8EkEEBF.IL beat ot dty refer*: c 8

Phone Woodruff 3774.

STENOGRAPHERS

We have continual demand for stenographer*, bookkeepers and derka. It will cost you nothing for an Interview. See our list of openings. BROWN OFFICE EFFICIENCY BUREAU, 810

Hume-Maneur Mdg.

woman ^

aHnatlon- 819 Pan' « HOUSeIvBEBER; v “* "

n-uv raw**.**—» - best Phone Woodruff 8774.

refers n~ea3

LAUNDRESS, colored, home Circle 1112.

at house

—

LACE CURTAINS carefully laundered t>y|

hand. Prospect 5989.

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