Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1919 — Page 19
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rURXITCRK CO. Main MM.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
1*1
SELL.
TO
THE EXCEL
Don't sell nay of your furniture until you j^aaaaMi 1 "oa the very delay. Call
EXCEL. ^ Wlll^pay^you the Wry
feather bed feataen reno-
Heatinc etoves, be.eebursars, _ coal rmacen, gaa nutfM; prtoee GLAZER, Hi K. wimtatUm.
High-Oven Gas Ranges leading it and
‘-T'ESSt:
Used Goods Store 4M Mane are.
BUY THE KIMBALL North MM. Aute. O-ME BROS, mahocmny piano. like new;
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS of every
■ and davenport. Clrcle-Uift.
Call at MILLIKAN K» altar M a m. m
OVEN coat range. «a N Senate
koUSKHOLD GOODS wanted. Wttl pay aU
-3fe >,D,unTD ”^«.
LIBRARY tables in''eolld” aMihoger.i^MMM sajEsi.jra.rt.BSfjrssi*" 1
LIBRARY table, rug. rockers. $44
ltwn6
bed
yi-|
dining
furniture. Juat ■
lean cooker; atmoat near. Call after « P or all day Sunday. M? Hillside ave. W<
Members of the Firm Our buyers are members of the Arm; when you call USED GOODS STORE. We pay more for line furniture than any other dealer, without exception. We have on our floors every day more really fine used furniture than all other Indlanapolla denlera combined. See for youreelf. Every atore advertises to pay the highest price, but we get the beat. Why? Because we really back its; and our More, the finest the most convincing proof . say. See for yourself.
is only
Used Goods Store 424 Mass. Ave.
Main an.
BALDWIN GRAND PIANO Beautiful mahogany cam; like new; big value at IMS; easy payments. E. L. Lennox Piano Co. M N. Meridian st.
BARGAINS to strictly high grade used ptanoe, players and grands coming to us daily from our eight branch houses; you are sure to find just the instrument you want at the right price hare. PEARSON PIANO CO.. I2t-1» N. Pennsylvania.
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CH1CKERINO A SONS player piano; beautiful mahogany case, used short time; cost new *1,27*. For quick sals, MM; convenient terms. E. L. LENNOX PIANO CO.. U N. Meridian st.
COLUMBIA graphonola. with records: cheep. Circle *464.
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ELLINGTON player piano at big bargaiBL Balmont *7*.
GOOD uaed pianos and player ptanoe, each one thoroughly overhauled and inspected by eur expert repair men. You take no chance of taVesUiw tn a wornout, worthless Plano here. PEARSON PIANO CO., 1*3-130 N Pennsylvania.
KROEIGER upright piano, mahogany case. fine tons; big value at *136, payments,. *1.60 per week. E. L. LENNOX PIANO CO.. M N. Meridian st.
Ludwig player piano, almost new; fine oak ease, unit valv# construction. Sell* new *760; bargain, *600. RAPP * LENNOX, 247 N. Pennsylvania.
LATEST 85c RECORDS. 60c T Pembrok, Arcuto. M.Jn «26.
BATHE, larg* mahogany caWnet; plays all records; thirty records; *76. Prospect 1*36.
PIANO; good condition, fine tone. ZU0 Gent street.
PLAYER P1AN6 ; bargain;" almost new; must sell; cash or payments. North Ml.
at »m
Main
Pair Turn Mahogany Dining
Tables, Antique
second-hand atore In tho city.
M records
records
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
... Mo ... 75c
SPB..:;:fiS
evenings until • o’clock.
Indiana ave. Plaaa Hotel,bldg.
PERIOD FURNITURE at half-price
■ » city; old fumtt
BAKER BROS.
most
ture ac-ao-35 n.
PERFECT gas Move, 910; fumed oak daven-
port, *15 North SMI. fas*
PLAYER piano, uaed live months: sell so desire some one to take over oon» tract. For psrtlculars, Washington IMP. STERLING PIANO; refltUahed walnut
SECOND-HAND furniture at 1303 Edgemount
elegant
RAPP ft LEW— SACRIFICE SALE;
tone and action; like new;
NOX,
ave. Harrison
SEWING machine, lady’e desk, chairs, sun-
AND
MUSIC
247 N. Pennsylvania.
ALBUMS,
SECTIONAL bookcases, many good bargains USED GOODS STORE, 4*4 Maas. ave.
PIANO', ETC.; SELL ALL OR PART; S TO |P. M., UNTIL SOLD.
-jags TUTTLE. 10
STOVES If you contemplate buying a good heater, baseburner, cook stove or coal range, aee
E. Washington.
North
CHATTEL AND SALAXT LQAKa
19
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Spectflcaflona cepl^o^whlMi <lr * Wln ^ and at this office or at the office -.of the Cua3 iMOlla. Ind.. In the ef the Supervising Architect. L Acting Supervising
AUCTION SALES.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE
Wednesday Morning, August 27th, 10 ©’Clock I will sell the household goods of the estate of Martha E. Clark, at
320 N. New Jersey consisting of eleven rooms of unusually good household furniture and furnishings. Large and small rugs, yards of good carpets, dining room suite, dishes of all kinds, cut glass, silverware,. high oven gas range, large refrigerator, books, large assortment; fine walnut bedroom suite, brass and iron beds, springs, mattresses, mahogany chiffonier, dressers, toilet sets, rocking chairs, parlor suite, large wardrobe, leather davenport, leather chairs, two large wall mirrors, mahogany Victrola and records, clocks, vases, bric-a-brac, bedding and pillows of all kinds. Pictures, curtains and shades. Many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms of sale cash.
Lew Shank Auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY, t a. m., 44t-4* B. Court M. big aule high-grade goods At our auction
fine
■ _ ■ golden oak princes* dresser and chiffonier to match, several Vemts Martin
room. Very
9x1* Axmtn
leather
cabinets,,
stoves
card
If You Need M SEE y
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We will loaa la M00 to say ea# a Furniture
Pianos
Diamonds W# will allow you to repay U oe ear small monthly payment plan er paymenu to suit year convenience See us today and get what mor to settle up all your
The Interstate Collateral Loan Co.
JMfifr
ee Ohio
-• -iuji, im ^
Ml
J. M.
Directly aero* M.. second lloor.
Why Pay the Legal Bata ef n* per cent, a month* when era will
r eeat.
loan you at *14 per cent.
Directors
ratber Gavlsk.
V on nr gut.
Franklin Von«« Ralph Bamoen I. A. Efroymeon.
Henry
S. B. Kaufman.
Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Assn.
326-328 Occidental Bldg. A luMneae. not a charity.
MONEY Mala 685. New 27-184. ▲T YOUR COMMAND CALL US TODAY. CAPITOL LOAN CO, 141* K. Washington St
LOANS $26 for 88c $50 for $1.75 ^tesT^We*are Uoeused and beaded to^tSe
ster and
daveno, 4 coal
table.^oak library table, I refrigerator* n oak bookcase, oak hall tree. 2 good dining tables, « fine box-seat dining chairs, ■ nice pictures, beautiful electric parlor feather bed, several nice chair* and rockers, child’s Iron bed. matting. 8*3 Axmlnster rug
parlor chair*, curtains,
pant brass bed.
rtalns, shades, mirror*, ele-
■Mi
BRITAIN IN EGYPT LIKE 1 HOLDUP MAN-FOLK
ANCIAL.
WE BUY REAL ESTATE. TITLE CONTRACTS, BONDS AND LOAN MONET ON
DELEGATES TO PARIS VIRTUAL PRISONERS-
ROY8B INVESTMENT CO.,
05 fidelity trust bldg, main not.
WHAT LEAGUE WOULD DO
loan; • per cent METER-KHER RARE JOSEPH f ATriSON, 1007 Law bid*:
SUMMER furniture at lowest prices offered in the city. BAKER BROS., oppoalte courthouse.
lanrs cai made Royal Axmlnater; *60 and *00 «» E. Washington. BAKER BROS.
USED GOODS STORE dose not mean any second-hand More, but I* the name of**he fine store at 424 Mass. Ave.
Used Goods Store The Fine Store
Specializing high-grade furniture, rugs
stoves at half thfenew price.
thanev
ThereTs Only One 424 Mass. Ave.
HAVE a flue •election of floor lamp* in all finishes. We can save you money
*41 vv ”
and time. BAKER BROS.
WALNUT BED and
dresser, child’s white
iron bed complete, mahogany divan, pictures and books. 434* Park ave. Washington
287.
WALNUT bedroom suite. Auto. 41-67*.
v AMjnuBib, trap bed and springs and oth#r household goods.
WANTED.
FURNITURE, RUGS AND
STANDARD FUR*
HI Massaohusstts ava^^^MAln W. A CALL to Main MM Will get you more
money for your household goods. BROWN,
£-3-41 Mass. ave.
AT ONCE.
furniture, stoves, refrigerators, eta
We buy any household articles you possess
KER BROS. i
SAVE HALF price on all used records and piano rolls BAKER BROS., opposite courthouse.
THE PROPYLJBUM. 17 B. North St. will give storage and proper care for a first class piano tn return f«r a limited use of It. Address Box 123*. Newe.
VICTROLA. worth *175, *150 with records. 30 E. Ksrcher st
YOUR PIANO will bring you a gt»d sum if you sell It to BAKER BR&8.
VICTROLA, large mahogany cabinet and records. Call North 63*3.
WEBER square piano, *|A 1*11 Herbert st. Riverside car.
LIVESTOCK AND VEHICLES.
Bring your buggy wheels and heavy trailer wheels and have your solid side wire rubber tire# out on while you wait JOHN OUBDELriOEFER WAGON CO., 102 Kentucky ave.
FOURTEEN big type Poland China pigs. CHARLES YOUNG. Thirty-sixth and Rural.
FOR SALE—Three wagons, two double, on* single; also two horses. RIVERVTEW PACKING CO , Kentucky avs. and White river. Phone Main 4612.
FOR TRADE—Nice little mare and ballbearlng buggy, for lot. HOTEL Me, 10*4Vi 8. Meridian. Harrison «7L
HORSE, wagon and harness, cheap. 23 6. East. Mato 141*.
HOLBTEIN cow. 5 year* old; should be fresh in about a week. Prospect *42*.
HORSE, cheap. 1W2 Tibbs ave.
ONE HORSE, one mule. COONSB A CAYLOR I<9B CO. Wwxlrtiff 7*7.
ONE good work team, mare and horse, weighing about 2,400; also harness; soli cheap. 4** S. Noble.
PIGS for sale. Chi! Irvington ***-1. *
SIX HORSES, two gravel wagons, two buggies and hern###, also cycle car. 1414 S, Meridian.
TEAM; good work team Belgian mares, weighing about 2,*50; in foal by a jack; also harness; pride *1*6. *2* Lexington ave.
TEAM of six-year-old mules also gravel wagon and harness. 625 N. Pershing. Belmont 2151.
CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS.
PERSONAL LOANS Mad* by a Bapatabla Cancan $24 TO $300
^r^srsowbarrs: *S5rXS?5..„.wu.. W,«
as* the U PM ewe' aa M tad we will pay
Security Mortgage Loan Co.
A art atm
mtfZ WtobuTg •AT* uT^VkT
UblUt^T aS*
WASHINOTON. A Ufuat *5.-Liken Ing Great Britain’s legal poaltion in Egypt to that of a highwayman, Joseph W. Folk, counnel for the Egyptian peace delegation, told the senate foreign relatione committee today that the Versailles treaty proposed to validate tho ’’robberyy” of Egyptian Independence. Having occupied Egypt after construction of the Sue* eanel under the pretext of protecting the Egyptians from rebels, Mr. Folk said, Great Britain in 1914 "seised the Egyptian government and now proposed under the treaty to reduce dier to a subject nation. The treaty, he said, would make Egypt’s grievance against Great Britain an Internal question so that It could
against
an internal question so ■
not be dealt with by the league of na-
tions.
Mor* Than Million In War,
“The people of Egypt*' the witness declared, "want a league of nations which wlll^ protect their Independence and not destroy it They ask you not
that self-deterroir
for 'whW more than a million
Ians fought In the war just ended.' The delegation sent to the Parts con-
"virtual Imprisonment,” and was not
Imprisonment,”
sa
and was not representative
BORROW'MONEY
Folk said that af for some time i tlan peace delegat Meantime, he sa
claims In Egypt had been
the Conference. He gatee asked to be denied and that '
with
.h.m • co “" , ““ Bandit “Protactofata," Ha 8aya. He declared the protectorate asserted by Great Britain over Egypt was "tho same sort of protectorate that a hlghwayman would claim over your pocket-
book.
iO CHEAT | terms ef rej Cempanr, a use in peying yea seed that
Egypt would
asked
604 Bisks.
Always Call USED GOODS STORE Main 2288, Auto. 22-288. Me other store pays se mush for rear furniture sad ruga There Is Only One - 424 Mass. Ave.
Loans on Furniture *20.00 to *300.00
that a
treaty glv pea! to the members of
however,
Wholesale Prices to on HARBUGOIBR SEED. ETC.
A LARGE number of rugs wanted st ones. Will pay good prices. BAKER BROS., *19-
25 E. Washington.
Hurst & Co. Penn. A Georgia Ma
BEFORE you sell your household goods cell Main IDS and have Lew Shank give
314 KTUDEBAKER farm wagtm gears, *100 while they last; only a few left. *9* Ken-
Isn't itf
Don’t Sell They will surely deyTheMdee the ft support. When you —i on your household
You Can Afford to Borrow On $ 40 pay f 2 a month gnd inter*
department.
Referring to th Britlab rule in E
Great Britain
was
did not wish the Uni dally to learn the facta
helped.
MS. Mr’r.iTwd
t. Mr. Foi 'suppressed'
news of what was taking plac
“*vr'
tht and
place
>.*» especould be
FOR PEOPLE TO DECIDE.
a month
__ you
an estimate on what they are worth. We buy anything and everything and pay bet-
' es than any other dealer
price* than any other dealer In Indianapolis. Costa you nothin* for an estimate. LEW SHANK, *27 N. New Jersey. Main
SMS. ■Bi' ' "
DOGS. POULTRY. PIGEONS, ETC BEAUTIFULLY ^rked^^^Boston^nuil^
months
North
rM p ¥^SrS?Sf-^ u, M , SS'^S:
BEAUTIFUL singlne canaries, reasonable, 436 Euclid ave. Irvington »4».
On $ 60 pay
On $100 pay (5 a month and interwt PAT MORE ANT TIME AMD REDUCB
THE COST.
FIDELITY LOAN CO, 106 E. Market St
So Declare* Daniel a. Discussing Democratic Candidates for Presidency. U. B. B. NEW YORK, HILO, Hswsilsn Islands, August 25 (by .the Associated Press).—When asked regarding
JEFOKit eemng vour usoo furniture call us,
CANARIES, beautiful singers. *6 and (•; pil-
low females, *1, and cinnamon, *2.50. Ington 2836. ’
Room 682 Lemcke Bldg. Main ma. Auto, n-na,
the outcome of a conference of Honolulu Democrats, Secretary of the Navy
small lots; _
■■ . .. , iw mathematice ssrt.artfer 0 * TON: ‘ B -
prtoas paid; ^htgb«
COLLI EJ puppies, pedigreed, female *744 W. Michigan st. CHICKEN HOUSE, cheap. North 1M4.
IlliDots at
COLONIAL FURNITURE. Best price# paid or will accept it articles. BAKER BROB.
DOG, brindle bull, male, for sala Prospect
ASK US If You Need Money
Daniels remarked that the "WUeon Administration has no candidate for President That is for the people to decide.’’ ■ Asked regarding his own possible
jr,:' hs saldt
candidacy,
"Mjr candidacy Is
for the people to decide.
Secretary Daniels went ashore on *r-
Maln KM*.
CALL Main £7» If you have
ill in household gooda.
s paid for a • N. West m.
GUINEA pigs, large slse, heavy with young; all kinds, red, white and black; prices right. ROT BEC KNELL 104* N. Belle Vtou place. Belmont 17*4.
National preferred; *123.
KITTENS, cats for service. Beautiful orange Persians. Washington 4*4.
Have you ordered your next winter’s coal? Have you paid all your bills? If not, borrow what you need from us. If you owe another company, come to ue and wa will pay them off and advance you more money for your present needs and you can sM your own time for repayment.
DANGER
POMERANIAN puppies for sale cheap; good
bred, call qrcle HM. j I
OUR RATES ARE LOW-OUR PLAN IS THE BEST.
rival yesterday and was the guest, with officers and men of the Pacific fleet units here of a pretty native feast given by the Hilo Board of Trade. In the afternoon the party went to the
Kll&uea volcano.
From all over the Island of Hawaii people came to HUo to view the dreadnought New York and the four 4«stroyers which accompanied her.
In eeUtng your furniture If you don’t know the value of It. We pay the price for gm clean furniture. Call us and get what it is worth.
WANTED—Airedale pupa;
able. K. O. BOOT. 9M Ft. Wayne.
We do not notify employers, neither do we make inquiries of your friends or relatives
WANTED, Airedale, male and female, one year old; must be reasonable. E. O. ROOT, 966 Ft. Wayne. %
Board’s Furniture Exchange 404 Mas*, ave. Main MSS.
DIAMOND
wanted; large
good price for fine stone
Mato 2288.
FURNITURE WAmTEIa Will pay good cask
ho ~
GOOD, SOUND EAR CORN, YELLOW OR WHITE, WANTED AT STOCKYARDS.
LEGAL NOTICES—PROPOSALS. PROPERTY. , In Re Estate of Martha Gorham, Deceased. State of Indiana, Marlon county, in the Pro-
bate Court:
■ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Martha Gorham, deceased. wlU offer for sale, at public auction at the late reeldenoe of said decedent. 242 N. Addison st.. Indlanapoils, Ind., on the sixth <«th) day of September. 1*1*. the per-
Take twenty months to repay If you like. This makes your payrasot* so small yon can easily moat them each month. Wo mak* loans on furniture, pianos, Vlctrolaa, stc., without removal. Call, writs or phone Main 7477.
NATIONAL LOAN COMPANY
Bolshevik Forces Routed.
LONDON, August 26.—General Denlkine, commander of the anti-Bolshevik forces In south Russia, has captured th« town of Bertslav, on the Dnieper river in the government of Kherson, according to s dispatch today from Taganrog.
“ cossack territory on the Sea
In the Don
of Azov.
216 Board of Trade Building. Corner Ohio and Meridian sta. Opposite old public library. ~ ,
GASOLINE measuring pump wanted. 214 E. ' Ohio. -Main 1876.
sixxn t*xn> nmy tn owyvw»w«, _ sonal property of said estate, consisting of * S— beds and bedding.
LOOKAHEAD
IF YOU have any household godde to •*!!, I will be glad to give you an estimate free, as I want to buy some rugs, furniture and
stove*.
davenport, rocking chairs, sewing machine, dining table and chairs, large and small rugs, stoves, books and ocher household furniture to furnish an eight-room house and herein too numerous to mention.
Sale to begin at 1* o’deck a. a.
s—All <
IRVIN WALKER
furniture wanted at once at ra price*. WlU buy It regardless of It belongs to. Call BAKER BROS..
pound;
anted. Will pay spot COOPERIDER. Main pneo WaU sun£
sums of It and under cash la
aews ever It a credit of not to exceed nine months will bo given, th# purchaser executing his note therefor, bearing t per cent, interest after maturity, waiving relief providing fur attorney's fees and with sureties u ‘"”° “ '“Ai&ssL&r «aaBg ,,r
Administrator.
JOHN H. RADER, Attorney. August U, Itlt.
Indiana wom-
Are You Lssking Ahead? Hava you ordered your next winter's coal 7 Have yon paid all your blllaf If not, borrow what yon need from us. Take twenty months to repay If you like. This tasks# your payments so small you can easily most them each month. Borrow IN, pay back MM sash month with Interest at the legal rate. Other smsusts la same proportion. We make loans oa furniture, pianos, vtofcroias, etc., without removal. Call, writ# or phono.
Death of a Cartoonist. STAMFORD, Conn., August Floyd Wilding Triggt, cartoonist, formerly on tho staflf of tho Chicago Tribune, but since 1W3 connected with newspapers In New York city, died suddenly Saturday night His home was In Darien, and he was staying here during the summer. His widow and two son* survive. ■ v '
THE board of trustees of the sn s prison will receive s« until 10 a. m., Thursday.
ter furnishing supplies far the month of
- ' it# book
Estimate book win bs oa fils
STATE LOAN CO. 305 Odd Fellow Bldg.
Fred W. Hironlmua Dead. (Special to The Indlanapoils Newa] EVANSVILLE, Ind., August M—Fred W. Hironlmua age flfty-teur, for many year* associated with the American hominy mills at Mt- Vernon, died today at hts home in that otty. He was bora to Germany, but had lived In ML Vernon and Posey county for forty-five year*. Six children survive.
Corner Penn, and Rheas* Mala MU.
Among economist*.
(Washington 9t*rl
*Y guess ril have to wear my teat year s
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Don’t brag about your luck, Fve got Wear my yaar-b*tore-ia«t clothes.”
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