Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1920 — Page 13
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY. APRIL
' AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES.
MACHINERY
$12.50 ; a 32»4,
m^^Dosiai
mo v.
ir« tete m coasvX* H«« at MaU part* fwr! S« St^wT^STVE
T s«t (SilSrtSr snei^ravor If will urot from twenty
fifty »-»0 * lltfits. otierate 3-ptmad -~i . Taeuam d^aner. wasblog m»wrtrcw. eW*.-tr;. I4« Ar«l other ptaeot. .lust the thine for s
summer ccttaf? or oouutry home mi] sell
C«fl « MERCER Woodrtaff oOOQ. * ikMRDlATE SALE. . Kent J. L Coll saw^fcoe plant, ab-
$505.
M7 Jf.
THE V. V. EDWARDS CO
F^sr: sale
14 feka* t-SWAlX A swain.
rtSfi
MUSICAL—SALE OB *WANTED tARLETON player piano, rokieo oak east
used only 1 year. Good aa m RAPP k LENNOX PLANO CO.,
Pecnsylr ania. , ' , • . FOR SALS—Very fine Behmn* upn*ht i t piano in dull makprany cam: titia is a strictly hifh grade piano and win be sold for stack sale at $375; a rare old violin for $100. Cal! Washington 3200.
KIMBALL PIANOS
organs. Pa the and Ktaabaii
pianos ami playling. First-class
men at your ^uunand. Eesball dealers IS E.
1 Player p= aoos. on
tuners
- I Pb^^o^h^ftSC. AuTo^ 41 S4Q.
„ „ tv jffff'" r ' »«* ease, flse toes aaA q—dl~
kaklift. Wtfl eonsMler automotnie m eschange. [ tioc $150.
h case, rise tone and oond»RAK® * LENNOX PIANO
7 Pembroke Arcade.
2*
f —
Earpert
instruments. 3515s
Room 23
i^eson ekri^e lathes. iM^^uartU ! ORCHRSTRA aatime player rolls. _«5 and SS:
wbaeis re-
ttmie
71# N. Ifltnmt a*
Auto. #1-194.
kodr- 001 W. Michigan rnte’SeVp -flirN
•ter or
ALLEN,
n» -
m*r whmds. . ■■■
WAGON CO-. 503 Keotacky are
5 *SSF3w i ^f# s * ( i?S^fes
roadsters and truck*.
^ ggfegkgggrm
k: f
price* THB JOHN G FAOON CO., yyz Kentucky lUl^bRED ruicamaert VortJ
SbFhSS
Como got your pick
•»o„ third floor. -. Jfain 51111 528 Waasaetiuaett* *»* Nlhfr and "r-iaraid^d battenm; R'-oit. Hfi
id guaran IftKr
12 T BATf*»Y DI9TR1BCTXNG CO.
407 Mass, are., M»m 814A]
iix*f f ir"dAKiitiiipwss *
are known for their economy. reiiataSHy and
to ail eoodttlons of fuel and
we hare a i-arburetor
for practically erery 4 or $ engine and r !»r»ntm more mileage than cm toe had
with and i AND
WM <l»
xiw ~Mi9% nonalud tile With new tufa mounted on nsw Firs*tons rim. never hmm uaefi reaaonable. Circle 4021.
for tocaetieaily •very CAN MOTOR PARTS
?Alff I
into of car AMERI Wa^inglon are. awl
Cow piets Iftmir
1.PS
in the foliowlRfl wo are seRMt at
«u|. eavtnge; GoMregr, V
rich fMTvertown Cord,
rl restuns
A good assortment 35t5. 33x4. 34x4
7fTW ll
PH
... » make* which *0 per oast, to r»o par
• Royal Cord. Archer. Good - - Rep u OAc. Miller awl
[meat of at sea HA. 9«v«54. »i A S. JteSL 00
S'
Si«fVR~«g~^,.r-.. Nrf,T4.S
<Sm». Owner. >roo|poct A#—
Two ». *. non skid mo 200 asilos 2 *. S. ,1* dr«.5S £SL,r:«17fu t *!l5!
»’ J5L
RrroBT bfi-meh:
maadoUn. war.o
i-*.'**:■'&$*** *”
$2 Circle 5«0S.
good; Carlin Lennox upright for ospc $95 cam. 1743 Hall place
HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED. ——Kr^miRirwAS^fs: Sell us anything you have in furniture, •tove* and ruga. We pay at least o®efourtA more. Try us. Cali at out*. THE f| RNlfI shrugs wanted, the beet too good for us. We par more than other dealers. Get our price* before you *«U. GLASER, 1284. Auto. 21232 NO SUNDAY HI VISg - NO WOMEN BCTERS NO HOME TELEPHONES used m our business: only recognised legitimate business methods are ueed by the largest, best and beat rated used furniture •tore m the state. BAKER BROS. Auto. 23-166. Mam 346S. WILL PAT the highest prices for all ktada beuoeboid goods in private home* or lata. Mata 6QT9. Rato gg-tBfi HOUSEHOLD GOODS wanted. #111 pay aU you ask. if worth it. STANDARD FURNTTCRR CO. $1$ MARS. AVE. MAIN 9410. WE Want good used furniture. Will pay aS It ta worth. STANDARD FURNITURE CO. 41ft Massachusetts sva. Mata «419.
power motor, direct
* - ) R «-
i; $2»M>.
& to 7 a. m. Don 1 '
at..
PLATER PIANO, just Hke r bought it has left town; here until sold North S3 bet
ew; party wl
tween ”
WANTED—Good ruga and furniture for
bo dealers. North 84S0.
apartment; a
wAKrto— , fc"
child's bed.
buy room sixe
Mm 0708. inr 3Tfr
Fumscc \ ith. lumbe atonal ig i KG CXI. St.
bath firt'tres. doom. RLj
Clan- and Senate.
reed-
lath
me tonal 1XG CO
lAfcf ^AWaAGETbrown
rbge:
M IdttjpsuM
i»oT-—y- CMRIRT
New Tech
HuT~S McKon”
10. NorO.
over'nat,
l',-?
good “ 'VirKbticm;
HAST CAWllAGE
A1 condituro
oodruR fti>94
Wash
'PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
85c Records
pS JESS
We cxehan^nwo^^ j^teLER 19 ^ 40C
243 Indiana ave.
PLATER rtAlK). Mauald. Most mil at once: payments or cash. North «41 7 piano 8 years ©W Excellent con-
Far^ leaving town
aU kinds of household fnmitore. Get our
pnocs before you sail. Call
MAIN 3383. AUTO. 25-400.
Cash. E. GIL-
EagHsh avo.
mr^rna — i...
vaaik.
t CT'RlGHT Ellington
Prospect 4482.
piano; bargain Call
^&mTp«wiffrR~
gmm^^^mtmt
lie sale, good condit
COJSJlETH:'r/.o/*«~aod ’fairiiu
* complete hanger
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
' "IflSIt "S'aRg a ins r~
I. - ' m R o w my aPwwMmiar ms A Jr* ■■
in new and used tiros, tforv* era 1 make Urns and guamntosd; now 50 per cent of bat p#ice. used i 75 txe cent off. 321 Mom. ave.
.nd 3t,« 4004 *
serThe
OO. Dels mtrrAcrruRiNG oo.
rdob mi wlMi. Ut mi kite;
ipnng* twtt< •
AA Duplex and cheaper axles, gas-
4 for $i. AAA as-
automohii.k hh airs.
>» *.
“'•‘'If' mm
also garag* and track
Nationals we buy sell e»-
' change and repair. Cash or payment* alLKNT SALKSMAN CO . 18 N. East cOTaNESS' riiif’Qttm. new and umd: irons and < >ar»er. repaired in 24 hour* notjee. jpfeHFgr~NstVona! VSSriiT3O0~E
— gftM 88iflSA TY^&nro: 1 .Iso aU Standard makes; sold, rentod. m-, fpnng*. , .7:^4 , j and can
wm
ClNDlffl: truS 'Asb^r' Woodruff ifoi. ... dTiJo^ .A._ ■ ■ ' l: w 1 r J !.^SKSh§ TAN'S DOUGHNUTS. DRiih h*iHH*mro7demr satin; sUo plaid l3kV+** ** 5-th 7790, ffUCTlTC.vacuum ckwner. glam Boor cam
~ aV TH*"ixafL Used and new furniture. The n* sa.e
and smaii or aft t store.
BEDS SPRINGS. MATTREMRS
or any furniture for the borne. We sell for cash and sell cheaper Corner Washington 4M< Ngw 5«rmy. A 8 C'A r; NEt gas range. 100-pound Blaser enamel Sued now refrigerator. <8-i»ch wicker porch swing. Washington 1547 beforo 10 a. m. _ - BLAdC leatfar aattee with three ch«te to
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
BARE r bYRN. large enough to hold 40 pica. North
BOOffS. highly valuable, wanted. Main 3299.
all 1 1002.
KETORD AND PLATER ROLL EXCHANOR. TT-TTLE MUSICEHOF. 201 INDIAN A A VB
8TEINWAT PIANOLA
Just taken trade. We have refimahed and reboiH this beautiful plager u» «wr
f TenNox^PI/So^CO . *247 ,1 N. Pwmayl ♦'CLOTHINii ladiee’. gmU? and children's
BOOKS-—Wanted to buy PINOPANK Harriron 1C CASTOFF CLOTHING
$8 and up paid for good used men s auita.
Circle 2244. > N. West si.
dAib PAID for old false teeth. Makes no difference how old or if broken. THE
rr RIO SHOP. 47 N. Capitol
shoes of all sixes Call foe MRS. LEE Pro*pe< t 9400. CLOTHING—Ladies. gents'. children#; highest pnoee paid: called for. Pros, 4&80. CASH paid for cameoa and old-style fewelry. Call Circle 5728. CLOTHlNtJ.' hats and shoes or furniture. MRS. DELLA PUFF. Prospect 5988. Eventng. Prospect 64IV,
good SWARTZ *
•etiee
match; sotnr»rung
CLUfE. 443 Mam. ave *^^B6AW0tH.“DAVffNPOaT$“ Overvtuffed chairs rocker* and I sell from manufacturer to you
Wide range of
DIAMOND,
and 4 karats:
nut be good
color and reasonable: private party will pay
cash: no dealers. Main 86S3.
GOOD prices paid' for broken H inch thick
plate gl*** that will cut 8x23 SUTTON GARTEN CO. Main 5496.
HAVff you anything' to sell I CALL COOP-
ERIDER. Main 2288. 4*4
Auto. 22-288
rpvr
Mam. ave.
5508.
route. *r eustomer*
144 B. Ohto_ M»in IJK.o sre&as
$850.
"W'bSS? !3S*^r^ •.Tc*"*:;-'
ington
for ssJ*. "PAI N Meridian. I arwiSir
mour SCH< .502.1 Vhm“
and new ICNCH, 30 —- —~ «t 1
221 Indiana ave.
LADtT
navy blue custom 80. North 4907
'tailored ’ suit:
MASr-KE fo. M McodWilXto
. Wood fi~aar~
eixn <*Abl. Kitchen cabirwt; Ideal ftrelea* ■ •'ooksr: aarly English had seat; pedestal
Clfete_ 3830. i;:;;",7 MJLLGRIM •uul blue
oak. dull
pm* rim* nnrroe: very odd
"aX»cfi-TduS-o5*T
M ftlR PANWSTO
Two m«rm 48 W. Ohio •©. fflLLSR vuteaniser for mST
•ORB CO
s«d 110 E . Msrkat
T57 fftVfbni
DINING suiteT beautiful, aolid
brown finish •Quare table.
'Anil'll _ I w comer china closet, ’with fant glass doors: 0 hand-carved leather upholstered chairs: bargain, $388. ,Call. Thursday a. nty 3118
purs
.1 stab 'xn^tfiratbf.
^•taodard
2 countar
tup milk
agitaior .
fSo.t
w, tiff 1 *.
New
H* X.
Mala 8029.
■“‘wjr.’r r
I,TING CO. ; .‘ji*. *i--t .
■ :
*
and repair
ft^USCTKlC A ND^M A CHIN B
R SALE
P. Genera!
wt; price
Ho at. Main 504.
electric Ns't ton *! cekk register a, I Cleveland Faust eiactn
Mlchlcao
0 typewriter
t 1 small
eiactnr pump
Call
latent mode!
.fl-r 0 p. m.
am. ^ sbe T;'"" gingham
? AULt DOdlA
“SaWBT tr nroct.
1I« W. Ohio,
Maryland
new and
aw books, 14 volume# cheap; Jt
■ St
V* good aa
$10;
17 roll* 51 Be!-
and mi' aU
; 840 Mamachusette avA Orete 4001; navy tncotsoeTTmKied. wae 36 ab
Wami. 1440, after 1
Auto.
used machines at bar repairs for all makes; hemmu wait. WHITE SEW CO.. 312 Mas*, ave. Mala 25 210. TG eoatST call Belmont 3480.
IPSS
It dee 38 I tn co tine
Prospect 5454.
box f —wTvf"”, '
save you money. Wide range of and covers in tapestry, denims. -tc to select from. «T P. PORTER.
2 cent# a pound for
5454.
Phone
lwT<a£i.r.^M«T«w; BRASS bed, rose" Boor'lamp shade 8087. 1910 N. MerUhap.
Bargains
North
in used
2 coal stove*, each - . 1 breakfast table, each
l Congo leum rug
• wooUfiber rugs. each.
furniture.
H .. $u no
... 3 50 • - 2 ^
0 Off
25 kitchen chairs, each 1 00 3 dining t a totes, each . - / 14 00 1 buffet . 28 00 0 iron beds, each * 5 •>0 2 dressers each 18 OO 1 daveoport 20 OO 9 rori.er*. each 3 00 2 library tables each * J? 5$ 2 tapestry rug*, each ^S, 3 refrigwaiora, each ............. 16 OO The above were taken aa part payment on new furniture, and are all good style and in good condition. We take old furniture and •iov« as part payment on new. We carry a large selection of new furniture, stoves, mg* refrigerator*, washing machines etc . 25 per cent, to 36 per cent, lower. We are giving the beef term* on payments See our 3 room outfit at $150, worth $225. Sold
on payments^
Furniture
children'# and beater
Will call afternoons Prospect
3047. ; LEATHER TRAVELING RAG or suit earn
anted. Prospect 8039 "OFFICE TT rN'
tturR WaNTed
Anything you have Call Coopender. USED GOODS STORE. Main 2288. Auto. 22-280.
NOTICES—PROPOSALS.
FOR FIELD EXAMINERS Notice is hereby riven that the state and deputy examiners of the state board of accounts of Indiana will bold an open and competitive examination in the senate chamber. Statehouse. commencing at 9 o'clock a. m_ April 29. 1920. to teat the fitness of those desiring to become field examiners lor the said board. There are but few vacancies at this time, but those who pass a successful examination will be placed on the eligible list of field examiners to fill vacancies that may occur from time to time. There wiU be fifteen question* five of which will be entirely upon engineering phases of the work of the state board of accounts; each applicant will be required to answer any ten of said fifteen question*. JESSE E. ESCHBACH.
State Examiner.
April 14. 1920. _ ■ real estate.
CHATTEL LOANS.
WE HAVE THE MONET
How much do you need? W# will loan
you enough money to pay up all your btil*-
and have extra cash to fay what you Uted for spring. Pay us back in large or small monthly payment-*. See us about tam*# on $50. $100. $200. $300. Loans Shade on furniture, pianos. Victrolas. auto* or fixtures for any amount up to $300. 0*11. write or phone. . .
STATE LOAN C'>MUAN J \ 315 Oddfellow Bulling.
Cor. Penn, and Wash. sta. Phones: Main AfllPjNfewg* 829 Under state supcrr.mon
MISCELLANEOUS. JOHN F\ DOwSfi?? communicate" father. LouisviUe. Important,
NOTICE OF SALE OF
Notice Is hereby given, by the under- j signed administratrix of the estate of j Louisa Mam. deceased that on and after I the hour of 10 o'clock a. tn.. April 38. 1920. at lb# law offices of Hohlt 5 Becker.} 758-00 Lemeke Annex. City of Indianapolis, lad., she will offer for sale the following J described real estate, to wit:Commencing 20 rods east of the north- j west corner of Section 13. Township 16, • north of range 2 east, and running south 20 rods, thence eaat 18 rod*, thence north 20 rod*, thence weet 16 rods to the place j of beginning, containing 3 acres more or; leas, ail in Marion county. Indiana. Said real estate is located on West Morn# street, one square east of Ben Dana High School. Said real estate will be sold under order of the probate court of Marion county. Indiana. The terms of sale will be lor cash and not leas than the full appraised value thereof. Said real estate will be sold to tbe highest and best bidder, under said order
of court.
JESSIE P. CAMPBELL.
Admx. of Estate of Louisa Mann. Dccsd. BIDS FOR MOVING VOTING BOOTHS Notice is hereby given that the undersifried, the Board of Commissioner* of Marion county. Indiana, will, up to 10 o'clock a. m., April 33. 1930. receive sealed bida for delivering all voting booths, tables, ballot boxes and all equipment tot longing to said voting booths to the 176 precincts In Marion county lor the primary May, 4, according to specifications on file in the office of the Auditor of Manon county. Each bid must be accompanied by a bond and an affidavit aa required by law. Tbe board reserves the right to reject
hands, this l3th day of
John Burroughs' * e~... »jature
SUBTLE PLAN TO DEFEAT WOOD IN NINTH FAILING
LOWOBM - HARDING • JOHNSON COMBINATION FRUITLESS.
HANDSOME MAJORITY SEEN
lotcs
any or aH bids
Witness our April. 1020.
LEWIS W.
»9EPH
.. GEORGE
JOSEPH O. HAYES. Commissioners T of Marion^ County. ’ LEO K. FESLER Auditor.
SEPARATOR
Desks.
OFFICE OUTFTtS
100 8- MERIDIAN 1 U squares south
ire Company, 1 of Washington at. U toif "SeatT 1
oak dining
ilipnrou HEA"
Fumed oak daveaa suite, ir price. $150 '.nod as
coat new $225.
BOARDS. 406 MASS A.VE
1634
CHILD S iron crib, dicsp SiA miK*' golden oak;
E- Ohio.
TWa Broad-
D ,^ E j7o u. «7.M>
IVlNPOifr-.irmn. room wl. bookef* kitchen cabinet: other things- 581 Harlan ProsoeXiMikS^HMMfaAMEMK
DAVESkiRT
937 N. Alabama
kitchen cabinet bed. wardrefrigerator, sewing machine, rug.
DINING, bedroom' and Bring room furni- ' ture. gas range «nd phonograph. Olrde DA.NDT 3-piec* parlor - tuiTr $l5o cash Wh\
E. NOrth at
ET TEA fine ~bro wn ■beentiful large
handsome highboy, Delaware _Af>artipe]
EXTRA nice
mahogany "bedroom #ui te, heaaer^ bow end^bed. 3 rocker*. $425 . 507 N.
atnsewt 4.
adjustable
Window scriSfoxSi. *554 Parker avo. ffWt gka range# at very low price*. Every one is guaranteed good condition Every style, tow. high and aide oven, glass or enamel front Detroit Jewel. Vonncgut’s A. B . §£& Meal. Batate. Pertoet. Reliable. New Proceas Stewart. Direct Action and other
standard and weitikiwwn makew USED GOODS STORE, 424 Mae*, ave.
-rvfismhiW at prie-a to m»
for any room at prie s to meet any kind of a pocket book See our hoe before you buy.
It will pay you. */
GLAZER.
444 E Washington st.
Washington a 4 room house
for saAg; in
FURMTURE for 4 room
Ai condition; owner leaving city; »ct
quick. 637 E. McCarty at.
Gas ranges
All makes, ffom $6AO
to $45.00.
AVE.
BOARD8. 400 MASS
GOLDW oak bed, duofoll; in brass
mattress and spring*: praeticaUly 1 reaeonabte 15 N. Colorado '
KITCHEN cabinet: new; can be eeen after 8, evening*. 128 N Noble et.
eabmet. mink,' handbag, atiltcaae. |5-jewel watch. CS.riS* 1007..
IJBRARWiGtTOi
VteteiiMI :,a»tHER
condition
'■'o'acb settee
and rocker. MuxiaB.
Main 3738
. mH \ aonUary ooach. deInxe edition of Shakeepaare. complete work#: other artictee 945 If. Alabama,
ONE iron bedstead, one set weehetand* 1957 " I
OAK library "tabic 2
yvmsizzi
2441 N.
two 5935
No 4
ta ‘f:'
OaU North gltt after 8
P m plow
. •»
lanure: gardens to
4$32.
a tew undakvered mute for safe
I Woo?
4 Mk*
tank ^ jack.
M. I w*p
$00 feet meek.
D WOOD.
COtAL -OO.
j
eoAL co
I
SA>a 3237
r.igv
Royal Wilton and all wool Axmiiieter. better than the' present new rug#, prettier color*. m slightly i»*d as to took like new. “ icJS£SSdswSI» «. m_ ... RUGS! *JDG8: RUGS! Five kandred A xmmstrr velvet. Bruaeel*. ingrain or wool fiber. ExecU^m wiection* good quality and the right price. GLAZER. 444 E H,vhington
rugs; :
500 ruga of all sines and quality ranging in sues from 18x30 to 9x12: prices. 50c each and up according to aixe and quality, u* for lace curtain* Imoleum. gas _ % r bSSt. s? 455 E- Washington
S©K tiruamle: 9x12: red der.gn- .North IthTM ROCKERS, btrdaeye maple bedroom
hah sectional bm
early Enghah m — v .WL**—Al^n *«M! OBOUaei uir
overcoat
desk. 2 amt*
SIX renew of furniture, complete, for sale: boyar can rent house: owner leaving city: moat mil st once. For interview call Pnwpeet 5018 or Bex 2095 N°*i _ __
furmture for sale. 3345 N.
safe*, filing cabinet*, typewriter*,
tables or any kind of good office furniture
Will pay what they are worth.
BAKER
wanted.
J*aos.
tan.
BIDS FOR CREAM
Notice is hereby given, that tbe under signed, the Board of Commissioner* of Marion county. Indiana, will, up to 10 o'clock a. m April 20, 1020. receive sealed bida for a cream separator for Marion County Asylum for Poor, according to specifications on Ilia in the office of the Auditor of Marion County. Each bid must be ac-
a bond and an affidavit as
aw. *
reserve* the right to reject any
or all bida.
Witness our hands, this 14th day of
April. 1920.
IJBWIft W. GEORGE. JOSEPH G. HAYES, CARLIN H. SHANK. Commiasioner* of Marion County.
Attest:
LEO K. FESLER. Auditor.
01 Manon uoi com p*nied by required by la The board n
RIDING BOOTS, lady'a. tan. aize 5 Vi or 0: Must be in good condition. Blue riding
akirt. Addrea* Box 2106. Mcwa.
RlED beby cairkf*: must be cheap. Wood-
ruff 5859.
RESTAURANT FURNITURE We buy and sell part* or complete restaurant outfits. Call our buyer on either phone. BAKER BROS. Auto 33-106, Main
ROLL-TOP deakf must be reasonably priced.
Main 5094,
TO buy turkey eg—. Irvington 1122
t6<5LS. any hind, beat
price*.
TURN yqpr
EWSPAl
into money
APES AND MAGAZINE SCRAP y. Call us daily before 10 p. in.
TRUNK wanted. Tn good condition; mtiA be
fifaen Woodruff 2254
cheap.
wan¥®
■■ D a second-hand steel safe cabinet,
adQreeaograph and teultigraph:
LIVESTOCK AND VEHICLES. COW for sale. 3003 Ma»pheraon. N. 2342DEAD STOCK _ . . _ prices paid by JOSEPH
$300 to $450. Call foreman FRED tXlftlE FARM. Washington 791. ring 1. 44tb and Cooper are., northwest of Riverside j>ark. MULE for sale, reason ableT AMERICAN COAL CO. North 927. Evenings, North
ON AdCXjUNT of railroad strike can not ship mjr horse* away; have several wqrk team* and single horses that I must sell. 374 8. ^ wagon; easy running; ’585. 928 &,
IETLAND pony, rubber-tired buggyr com
plete outfit. 1302 Fletriwr ave.
SHOAtS for sale. TEN lffcAD“of
346 #. Raymond
horisea
and mares, weight
1.100 to 1.400 lb*.: 10 set heavy work harness: 3 gravel wagons. Have no use for them. Call transfer offi.w, 631 8. Pine st
WE WILL sell 20 acts team harness this we FRANK 8. FEE8ER CO
fine braas-mounted ik at $80 per set. , 1102 Prospect at.
DOGS, POULTRY. PIGEONS. ETC.
ATLAS BIRD AND PET CO. (REG.)
ISO Virginia ave. Phone Main 6*33 Everything in tbe bird and net stock line. Phone or c*U. Writ* for prico list, catalogue.
Open evenings until 8:30 p. m.
BULLDOG for sale
m
Auto. 41-064 after 5
BARRED ROCK. $\.50 a setting. Select Buff
Rock. $2 a setting
BABY CHICK stock. MOSEY. 2460 Ashland
ink
oAtiff CHICKS: ni^J-i^ck : *erer»j breeds :
SNOWFLAKE HATCHERY, 350 ■■ Wabaah.
HAST chicks', we hatch our own. FLUFFY DOWN HATCHERY. 5102 Brightwood ava.
Woodurff 1050,
ikk;
K1 k(;T' ITS
Champion
uppy
brand:
Mscuits. The
puppy a 'J—EW—teteP—iff only real food for dogs or puppies Write for prices. Also free pet stock catalogue.
ATLAS BIRD AND PET CO.. ~ 130 Virginia ave.
EGGS for hatching. Thompson strain Barred
Rock*. Harrison 1 695.
FUEL BLOODED While Leghorn chicken#
2109 N. Alabama HIGH-GRADE Black
hatching. 619 N. Temple. HATCHING EGGS. 200
Minorca eggsfor
Woodrud 5805.
Leghorn* UEEN inc
Irrityton
incubator;
RABBITS for eale
RABBITS
good
Pet
•train 2332
S. C.. White
aa new, 'tirw. ifae.
s »ir
for
stock.
hill. 443 Ffemiah
TT Seville.
sals: Flemish Giants. 1409 Boefgen at. Pn
SITTING hens for sale
TrfORbeGffBfb
, 809 S. Pejawars at.
Barred Rock
strain. $160 per setting. Irvuurion 2125. THOROUGHBRED" Barred Rock eggs, $175: Cirrie 3538.
TWENTY-TKEE RABBITS and
Addrea* Box 2140. New.
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to 50
pect 5913 or s»ld SOME houaehoid
Mew Jersey.
SOLtD
■ . E •khd ■than^ptetepteVi^H Indianapolis, more than ail ad stores combined. Befiniahed by expert# belter than new gtfbds today. Prion
STORE, 424 Mi
SOLID MAHOGANY
table. E4-mcb
and 0 box
and
0 “‘ '•’• *** ; ssrSiHroS?*’ ^
table.
■ I tOid handy
mAljgsuMr' sswlor suite and' irrtage. 1580 N. Dearborn
extra good furniture
fC*** 1pJLa.S
a. m.. 5 t» 8 p m. Except Wednesday 814
GOODS WANTED. to pay what goods are 639-41 Maes, awe-
8410 ARK YOU teota ot : Kl-RNfTURE ■ pr re* for «} .‘r.sne or Eat.
INDUSTRIES. Drawer B. Station B. Cleveland. o. ;
YOUNG kens. Woodruff 3502. Call 4500 B 10th
AUCTION SALES.
tSJDAY. HT
■Hum K. Washington f
207 s; Arlington are “ * ) car. Six
rooms of furniture: Ctennont hotbla*t quartered oak library table, electric lamp. large piste mirror, several good oak rockers, small rug* 0sfi3 Axnunster rug, porch furniture, tood davenport. pedeeUL Roman chair, f umed oak buffet, dining table. 6 chairs, new 75-pound refrigerator, new drop-head White rotary sewing «UK*iae. Jugh o-en gas range, kitchen heater. 8x10 Braesete rug ktedken safe and table, feather bed. new nrincees oak dresser, oak chiffonier. 9x12 Brussels rug 50 88-note player maaie. fine
vends Martin bed complete, b 100 feet garden hose lawn n ISi i2-r7c r '5S»SF7‘.
IF tdu hold g<
227 N. New Jersey.
1 good pncea 1c ruga, etc., call LEW SHANK
Main 2038.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NOTICE la given that the undersigned corporation has filed its petition in the Marion circuit <ourt. Marion county. Indiaana. for an order changing it* name to the Armstrong Transfer and Warehouse Company. and that the matter of said petition will be beard on May 22. 1920. or as soon thereafter aa counsel can be heard. ARMSTRONG TRANSFER AND TRUCKING COMPANY. By Holtsman ft Coleman, Attor
neys.
NOTICE
is bareby given bi the annual meet-
ing of the Indi
Indiana to be
ndianapol:* Si held JKOBday
Us Salvage Corps of
Cut Van Answer Them* Question* f 1. la the mnskrnt n Knropenn rodent f 2. Cam birds af the annse apeele* fa diatfngaiaked front eneh otherf 3. How does the bumblebee differ from tbe honeybee C Answers to Pre-vlows (fineations. 1. Why are the miRratory birds"seen first in the morning on their return to the north? The reason why the birds always appear first.in the morning, and not in the afternoon, is that in raigratinE they travel by night, and stop and feed and disport themselves by day. They come by the owl train, and are here before we are up in the morn-
ing.
2. How does a spider kill a boe? One day. as \ was looking for a bee amid some goldenrod. I spied on* partly concealed under a leaf. Its baskets were full of poilen. and it did not move. On lifting up the leaf I discovered that a hairy spider was ambushed here, and had the bee by the throat. The vampire was evidently afraid of the bee's sting, and was holding it by the throat till quite sure of its death. 3. What is the color of the best maple sirup? Maple sugar in its perfection is rarely seen, perhaps never seen. In the market. When made in large quantities and indifferently. It is dark and coarse; but when made in small quantities—that is. quickly from the first run of sap and propetly treated —it has a wild delicacy of flavor that no other sweet can match. Made into sirup, it is white and clear as clover honey; and crystallised into sugar, it is as pure as the wax. [Rights reserved by Houghton Mifflin Co.J PASSENGERS REFUSE TO PAY INTERURBAN FARES
Iffy H. Bleftgrtt, Staff Cerreepoateat af
The Indianapolis News)
Delphi. Ind., April ll—Friends of Leonard Wood in the Ninth Indiana congressional district believe that they will roll up Cor him a handsome majority in the Republican presidential preference primary on May 4 and that the delegatee from the district
will be instructed for him.
A survey, which included a visit to every county in the district and practically every important point In each county, shows the friends of Wood have good grounds for their optimism, And this in spite of the fact that a determined effort is being made to defeat Wood in the district, which is
for the most part agricultural.
Frank O. Lowden, Warrefl G. Harding and Hiram W. Johnson have combined to defeat Wood, not only in the state of Indiana, but particularly in the Ninth district. None of them expects to carry the state. None of them expects to carry this district. Their whole fight Is to keep Wood down to the lowest figure for effect elsewhere. In this district Lowden is playing the
m who have given tl » study that 9b per ee ; -. era are for Wood. In Cat -
roll county, where ;t strong.ftgh* Started again** Wood, the opposition practically ha* collapsed. 4n Clinton county, it l« ajsarrted that the opposition to Wood will not he able to poll
more than %0Q votes. '.:.m
Howard county is from S9 to $0 pc;• cent. Wood; FountuM county is for Wood; Boone county 1* Wood; Montgomery county will make a big khowing for Wood; Hmm Mon couktV. despite the effort* of Senator Wat eon and John Owens, nla manager, will go for Wood; Wood will carry Tipton i county, although It la expected that, j Johnson will show a tittle strengi i I there. J\ Tills i* tbe opinion of men who have studied the situation in th<* Ninth district, and who are not parttwins of any of tjhe candidates.
MAJORITY FOR WOOD.
Seventy Per <>»4. of Delegate Candidate* la Madison Favorable. I Special to The Indiaoapott* Kew»1 ANOERHON. Ind.. April 14—A' least 79 per cent, of the Oandidates for delegate to the Republican stale convention, whose names were filed at the Madison county clerk’s offln* when entries closed yesterday. #r»» known to be favorable to the candidacy of Leonard Wood for the Republican presidential nomination. tlu» general’s supporters say. T. M. Houston, formerly sheriff of Madison county, who is looking after General Wood'# interests In Madison county, said there Is no doubt about Madison county being virtually solid for Wood, though the supporter* of Warren O. Harding and Hiram John80^ assert they will make a showing.
playing the business man lif the eitlee. Harding is talking G. 6. P. organixa-
Ptwaidetit. aiVto the
tfa
appeal
May 3, 1920. uarters of the
at 10:30 a. m.. at the headqu
corps. 422 E. Nsw York at.. Indianapolis.
Ind-. for ‘ ‘ ‘
and
some one to attend this meeting, and also advise us whom von select. THE INDIANAPOLIS SALVAGE CORPS OF INDIANA, B. H. Forry, Secretary.
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LOANS PAYABLE MONTHLY '
Oft improved city property. Payment reduced every month. Interest based on monthly balance of priedpaL Converts iteelf into a straight loan at lower interest rate when 30 per cent, of principal is repaid. FARMRR't TRUST OO 150 E. Market at. DO YOU - need money T We make second mortgages; $300 to $10,000 on farm or city property. Immediate attention given to
all applications.
AETNA MORTGAGE ft INVESTMENT CO. 608 Fidelity Trust bldg. Main 7101,
CASH' pani lor real!
money furnished to help purchase I e«*h paid for small homes: no delays. LEWIS. 529 Merchants Bank. Auto. 25-973.
•' FINANCE '' ” - '
building of
house* and business blocks, loan
apartment
money
on mortgagee and ditcount real estate contract*. WILBUR A. ROYSE INVESTMENT CO.. 840-’><i Lemeke Annex. Main 3078. improved city properties. GIBRALTAR FINANCE CO . 108 N. Delawatg. Main 1818. WE FURNISH money for the purchase of homes. Consult us regarding oar plan. INVESTORS’ SECURITIES CO. OF IND., S07 Fletcher Trust bldg.
FARM, city property and personal loans of 1800 anil ap: mortgage* bought. J. D. SCOTT 14i When bldg.
. INSURANCE
in all branches. AUBREY. D. PORTER. 910
Law bldg. Main 7049
Law bldg. Wanted—"
par cent
MEYBR-KT ™ER C B ANR* 11 *'
lies 1 e»Ute
CHATTEL IX)AN8.
QUICK LOANS
8100—$200—$300 or Less on Furniture,
Piano*. Live Stock. Etc.
We are under supervision of the state of Indians. We will loan you any amount up to $300 under the legal rate and give you all the time you reed to repay the loan. You pay only for the time you have the money. You have the option of paying the entire loan st any time, and interest will only be charged for the actual number of day# you have tbe money. No worthy person refused. We do not notify youn employer, neither do we make inquiries of your relatives or friends. Oar rate* are tow—our plan ie beet. If you owe another loan company come to ua and we will pay ihem, off and advance you more money to pay up aU your small bills, then you will only have one
* If Will coet
eji-aaea-;* *s*a*w. w**w*a* ” *** ^ payment to make each month
you nothing to call and have tts explain our pian. rates etc., and a very small amount f ^ECTrYty MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Rooms 207-209 Indian* Trust bldg.
M. 7923. 115 E. Washington. Auto. 23-4o0
You can BORROW MONEY so cheap and on such easy terms of repayment from tbe Fidelity Loan Company, a liceiwed and bonded firm, for use in paying overdue bill* or to buy tto* things you need for cash at
bargain price* I take advantage of
. $20 to i
^‘tU t? Yob
that every one should our service. Loans on
furoituro. *20 to $300. at legal ratee. on short notice and without publicity . We fol£ »d oLly charge T for tiM actual you have the money. Fair, teat it? can afford to borrow. On $4 Op ay 82 a month and intereat. on $80 pay $3 a ™ onii > and interest: on $100 pay ff a month mid interest. Pay more any time and reduce the coat. In your behalf we are on tbe Job eight nours a day. and through persona, contact and personal service, plus a deep personal interest, we can serve you and your friends aa vou wwh to be *err«d. fo these unusual time*, business friendship* close relations, mutual understandings and co-operation are real asset* to ail of us We are ready to go three-fourths of the
way. Now It te up to you. FIDELITY LOAN CO .
106 E. Market at.
M. 127S R 532 Lcmrit* h’dy. Aato. 27-793.
Try ta Force Improvement Issue bn Line—keats Were Not Provided. I Special to The Indianapolis News! KOKOMO. Ind., April 14—More than a dozen passengers refused to pay their fares on an Indiana Railway and Light Company interurban car at West MWdleton yesterdky because the car was crowded and they were unable to find seats. The conductor sidetracked the ear and called authorities from this city to eject the passengers who would not pay-.When the authorities arrived the remonstrating passengers left the car. A large number of residents of Russiaville and West Middleton depend on this car to bring them to their work in this city and many persons are forced to stand each morning. Some “ ’ ‘ ' ’ee eommisban ootn- ... ■■■VPr equipment to cage for tbe early morning and evening congestion, which has besn the cause of complaint. After weeks had elapsed and the additional equipment was not provided, an organized move- ■ ment developed among the daily passengers to force the issue. Consequently, all the passengers who were not provided with seats Tuesday morning refused to pay their fares. The interurban officials took the stand, however, that those who did not Wish to stand could wait for Another car. The cotnpany has petitioned the state commission for a stay in its order, compelling the purchase of more equipment, on the plea that it Is impossible to obtain trailers and new cars at .this time. The company promises that the conditions will be relieved as soon as possible. - — — FINAL PHONE MERGER STEP Order Authorising BeTT Organisation Expected Boon. An order authorizing the merging Into the Indiana Bell Telephone Company of the Citizens Telephone Company, of Kokomo; Indiana Union Telephone and Telegraph Company, of Fowler; ynited Telephone Company, of Bluffton. and Southenr Telephone Company of Indiana, Evansville, is expected from the public service commission soon. The order will be the Ifst of a number authorizing the organization i» Indiana of the new single company to hold and operate as one Bell properties in the state. John F. Robbins, attorney for the companies, today presented to the commission formal matters connected with the merging of the remaining four companies. Evidence In former cases provides the basis for the last merging. The Central Union Telephone Company’s holdings in Indiana and the Indianapolis Telephone Company recently were merged into the new company which is capitalized at $15,006,000. U not only will hold the capital stocks of the merging companies but will take over all physical and other assets and liabilities so that the other companies disappear completely. The four companies soon to pass into the new eqmpany go dollar for dollar of stock at par. They are capitalized as follows: Citizens. $200.000; United. $300,000; Union, $109,000: Southern. $1,870,000. V' / 1 »■ ■ ArUeto* of laeorporailen. Articles of incorporation and notices bare been filed with tbe secretary of state as
follow*:
Farmer- Co-operative Company. of
Straurbn: directors
dojttb TO REMEMBER
Don't borrow unless it te neowaary; don’t
borrow moaey from unacraDulota money
lender# or persona not Ifoenaed fa «»*
don’t *ortc*f* Tour furniture without a dear knowledye and understanding of the agreement: don’t forget the legal rate of hteSSTte 3* per ront .month Our rate te 3% per cent. Don't hesitate to call on
na for any Information you desire. INDIANA POL1S PUBLIC WELFARE
LOAN ASSOCIATION
837-330 Ooadeatal bldg. Organized in 1913 for tbe purpose ot making chattel loans at a low rote of interest
TAX MONET LOANS $300 or lea# on household goods, pianos snd diamonds, with tbe privilege of paying the loan in lull at any time, thereby saving tbe interest. You can’t help but like our rebabto and efficient service, which we can justly soy i* not equaled in the dty. If you an in need of money to pay your taxes, last write, phone or call the INTERSTATE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. J. M. Beroaet. manager. A toau office with exriusiv* features. $08 Odd Fellow bldg, corner Pennsylvania and Washington. Main 3130. Auto. 31-430.
' 80 shares of
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Dwoatur. DEL WTLLTFAY S15.0O?Tfor sale of 4.000 share* ■ automotive stock in absolutely first class Address Box 2025, New*
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common stock rasa Box 2134.
•barns Re Yew
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WHEN YOU NEED MONET ‘Tbe American Loan Co.’#” rates d method*. $50.00. total cost 4 months, $438 $100.00. total coet 4 mo nth a. $8.75 All other amounts same proportion. No charge for papers. Nothing deducted. Loans made on furniture, Yirtrola*. pianos, live stock, etc. Call or telephone us. THE AMERICAN LOAN CO.’S ’ 205 Law bkU 134 E Market »t
LOANS
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of ratae:
arote|
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tion and denouncing .Johnson is trying to former Progressives.
Combination A gain* t Wood.
Proof that tfre three candidates are in a combination to defeat Wood is contained in tbe following incident: One of the most widely known political iawyeia in Indianapoli*. whose antagonism to Wood is almost a mania, said to one of the most prominent lawyers of the Ninth district: ”We intend to defeat Wood. Ot course. Lowden, Harding and Johnson would each like to win Indiana, hut they all know that can not be done. But they are keeping up the fight, and \at the national convention at Chicago, the one who makes the best showing in Indiana will get the
support of the other two.”
The lawyer to whom this information was imparted said that Lowden, Harding ana Johnson are famillar with the deal, thftt the managers of the three are working in harmony, in so far as the defeat 0$ Wood is concerned, and that they are covering ' their harmonious work with a pretended fight against each other. This lawyer says that It Is not an implied agreement, or a gentlemen’s agreement, but an out-and-out agreement that the man who makes the best showing against Wood, shall have the support trf the other two.
Wood and the ••Organisation."
It was noticeable that word ha# been sent through this district that the "organisation” ia against Wood. This 1 is particularly noticeable In Bodne county, but it does not seem to be getting anywhere. The antlWood organisation, It is pointed out, consists of three or four men in Washington and two or three men in the Statehouse at Indianapolis, and not of a true organization. The county chairmen, the precinct committeeman and the members of the committees are not taken into consideration. The "organization,” With one head in Washington, and another head in the (Statehouse at Indianapolls, will not trust the little fellows. The little fellows—the rank and file—are for Wood. The so-called politicians and gangsters are against
him.
Johnson is not attracting much attention in the Ninth district, because the class of people, who gave him his big vote in Michigan, is not to bd * ‘ ■■ mil “niti
, he
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working men in the Ninth are not aliens. The railroad men in Frankfort refused to join the strike, the clay workers in Montgomery county, though many of them are foreignborn. are real Americans, the working people, both skilled ami unskilled, in Kokomo, are home owners and home lovers, and consequently the words of Hi Johnson and Raymond Robins,
have little effect with them. Watson in Subtle Campaign.
James E. Watsop. who is a candidate for re-election to the senate from Indtsma. ia aiipping around through John Owens, his Indiana manager Jn the Ninth, district, trying to obtain -delegates to the national convention who will help him look like a presidential possibility, under certain conditions. Mr. Owens, who has headquarters at Indianapolis,'first wants to force himself and M. Richey, of Lebanon, as candidates to the convention, and second, he wants to gain control of the Republican afate committee. John' is certainly a busy
lad in consequence.
But it is a safe propoaltion that . John will not be one of the delegates j from the Ninth district to the Chicago 1 convention. He has succeeded tn stirring up a little strife in Hamilton county, where he served as postmaster at Noblesville. but it will not benefit Watson. It may serve to cut down the Wood majority in that
county a little.
Saldler Vote for Wood. The soldier element In the Ninth district—and it is very atrong-^-is 95 per cent, for Wbod. This is true in every part of the district* Among the farmers, tfa Wood sentiment Is increasing every day. and it is a*-
Ladies, your hats! Rain may come and rain may go, but your hats wilt remain fresh-looking if you use—
imnsmi 'mz
because Dtsfmmd-1 Shellac and Aniline Dyes preoent sticking, running, fading. A larger bottle (corked to prevent evaporation and spilling) for 25 cents. WATERPROOF AND UNFADING 14 RICH andDELICATE COLORS In Indianapolis L. S. Ayres & Co. Pettia Dry Goods Co. H. P. Wasson & Co.
Templar The Pioneer _ >HK *■>“ >f€ the striking beauty of Templar bodies is no sacrifice as to comfortable appearance. Detroit Electric Sales Company 967 N. Meridian St.
Co-operatn capital, fot Roy Mills.
$50,000; mwchanchse;
Georre Lamberson
Ar Faxnv5T* 1 °^o^Derat:Company, of New f Lisbon, $46,000; merchandise throetors.
ASW
tYh tetter
John
A. Milter, Chris
Gro^r* Quality Baking Company. Evajis tile, in creased its capital stock from $75,000
to $150,000. Berry Manuf riBe: capital, dirwtor#. w'ii;
orinx Company. Evan*1.000: moasurinr device*; P. Wklshy William J.
RO STK<S£?’?Jf^'Sip„,. 5-tod: Capital. $30,000; to pwerrs vegetables and fruit#; directors, Ro** W. Morris, Herbert E
Fink. Philander Collyer.
Chapman-Price Steel Company, Indiana poll*, increased it* capital stock from $200.-
000 to $1,700,000.
Firmer* Trust Costipiny. Indianapolis, increased its capital stock from $100,000 to
*200.000.
Rauaback Fertilizer Company. Shelbyvilie; s capital. $30 000; general rending business; j directors. Max Weill, Harry Weill. Henry < Baunback. j Bessire ft Co.. Indianan©:.- ir.-reased its f capital stock from $150,000 to $250,000.
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