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MASONS HOLD JUBILEE, BURN MORTGAGE

The Krand jubilee staged by Masous'at their newly purchased hall. <m Indiana avenue. Thursday and Friday of last week, was a roar-

ing success.

The two day program celebrating the history making accomplishment of coming into full possession of the property, opened promptly at ,11 a. m., Thursday morning with Thanksgiving services throughout the entire t w o days' event. Both floors of the big hall were packed to capacity. Hiram O. Hoskins acted as master of ceremonies of the affair which was replete with features dignified and lively throughout. The Thanksgiving and praise services which were attended by at least five hundred Masons from all parts of the city, were quite impressive on character. This phase of the program continued until 2:30 p. m., when a recess was taken for the purpose of Berv^ig refreshments. Isaac Clark net/d as chairman of the refresh-

ur. nt committee.

Among the speakers at the Juhilee celebration were: M. P. S. C. Sumner A. Furniss, Attorney R.

1. Rrokenburr, Attorney W. S.. 4 , _ Henry. Mrs. Gertrude B. Hill, S\- AntlUCll flleitlOriCll

las Pritchett and Mary E. Johnson. F. J. Pope acted as chairman of the decorations committee. Serving with Mr. Pope, were Mrs. Fisher of Union chapter. Mrs. Geneva Carr, of Leah chapter and Miss J.

\Local Cement Union j Will Hold Service At.St. JiOhn A.M.E.

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Memorial services of the Cement Finishers Local union No. 532, will be held Sunday at the St. John's A. M. E. church, Columbia avenue and 17th St., at 2.30

p. m.

The memorial sermon w ill b e preached by the Rev. R. H. Hackley, pastor of the St. John A. M. E. church, whose choir will sing. On the program also will be C. W. Strider, w’ho will deliver the welcome address. S. T. Terry will speak on "The History of Organization,” while W. R. Lander will talk on the subject "Charitable

Spirit.'’

The roll of deceased members of the organization will be head bv William Bonn. Apart from A. J. Kendricks who will render a vocal solo, accompanied by Prof. Albert B. Johnson, three well known quartettes will be ou hand to render music on the

program.

“A Tribute to Our Deceased.” is

CRITIC THINKS ROBESON IS A GREAT FELLOW

Seeks Lost Relative

Telephone -Co. To

Have New Long Where are my brothers and sisDistant Rate s ter ’ Fr ? d Homer and Flossie wim-i

A reduction

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NEW YORK CITY, Dec. 1.— (CNS)—If Harlem^had a Horatib Alger who I wrote up-from-nowhere stories about Negro youths, Paul Robeson would be his first hero, says Mening Seymour, one of New York’s columnists in his column “The Sidewalks of New , York.”

Ife writes:

“Twice in a recent w^eek Robeson packed Carnegie hall with NewYorkers who came to hear him sing Negro spirituals, and filling Carnegie hall twice iu a week is a feat creditable to a Paderewski

or Heifetz.

As he came out for the first time upon the stage in front o f the great auditorium, he remembered a-Tiight when Carnegie hall j had seemed to him the vastest j place in the w-orld. That was years

Dr. H. Pritchard Monster Meeting Speaker Sunday

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Dr. Harry O. Pritchard, secretary of the Board of Education of the Disciples of Christ of America, w-ill be the speaker at the Monster meeting next Sunday at 3:30. His subject w-ill be "Education and Democracy.” Dr. Pritchard is a graduate of Butler and Yale universi- | ties and is a former college presi-

six to 31X milos dist-int i Arl y information that will be 0 f j . Hy is an e ^ pert in tl } e fie j d of six to 31.x miles distant. ^ ascictance in location mv lost re i_! re l>£ious education and has travThis is the fourth reduction m otives will be gladly received by i eled ^ xtensiv ely here and abroad

. er? This question was recently ad-

in lone distance I dressed to The Indianapolis Re ' ill long mhtance ! corc ter by Harry Miller of far off rates, effective January 1. 1930, New Haven Connecticut,

was announced today by the indi-| Mr. Miller states in his letter of ana Bell Telephone Co. The PuDlic inquiry that he has not seen his Service commission of Indiana has brothers and sister for a number of

/, ... ... , I years and is particularly anxious

approved the reduction which will j to get jn touch with them . Miller D v ,

affect principally station-to-station says the latter perhaps think hej ^ L u e

day rates on calls to points fifty- i •* dead.

j California St. While being shown through The Recorder plant, Sunday the professor expressed himself as being pleased with the business outlook of Indianapolis.

long distance rates within littler Harry Miller, 188 Dixwell more than three years, i ne proced- i Hew Haven, Conn., or at the office , „ .. T .. I of The Indianapo'is Recorder, 518 ure ot the Indiana Bell is in con-Mndiana Ave„ Indianapolis, Ind. formance with the American Tele- ; -

phone and I elegrapn v.u. policy throughout me United States. Ac-

cording to telephone officials, the reduction will mean a saving of more than $50,000 annually-to telephone users of Indiana and $5 000.000 for the United States, based on the present volume of call*.

Fraternal Notes

A ve , 1 1 11 the pursuit of his chosen field '"Just recently he has returned from a survey of European educational trend as a member of the Sher-

wood Eddy party.

From those w-ho know him best. Dr. Pritchard has the reputation of * being unusually fair and broad in his relationships with the peoples of nil races and nationalities. He books and contributes extensively

MAN SERIOUSLY WOUNDED VALPAR4ISO, Ind., Dec. 4.— Henry Bennett was shot and seriously w ounded here Monday of last week by Porter County Deputy Sheriff, Otto Blake, when, it is alleged, Bennett resisted arrest. Bennett, who is said to have

been intoxicated aimed and snap- j R:iz}ft>fth Counts,

LAWRENCEVILLE. ILL. Mrs. lola Vance

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St. James A. M. E., Sunday met at 9:30 a. m., a wonderful son was taught. Daniel Mite superintendent, gave some spl<

remarks on ‘‘How To Make Christinas Homes.” • Mrs. Elizabeth Counts of Danville, was guest of Mrs. B. Wilcox. * Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mitchel and children were guests of Mrs, Haril on Mitchel, Sunday. * .Mesdames Annie Harris and lola Vance weqe I guests of Mesdames Ruth Wilcox and

Wednesday, *

pod a revolver at \rthur Richard-) Pinkstaff and

son, a white storekeeper.

were

Annual Memorial .service of Ft.; power, an author of a number of Harrison lodge No. 7U!i, and Mount is a speaker of great convincing Calm temple No. 5152, I. B. P. O. j to magazines.

♦ ho aiihtoof f » ♦ ib- i • h i ..... — ...... ...... — President C. H. Rottger of the In-il 4 ’. of W., will hold annual memori- Hr. Mordecai Johnson, who is to •.■XT nwor i i . cn , om .‘ u SO, when Robeson, as a young-1 dia “ a said: “The reduction is ; al services on Sunday, Dec. 8. '7:45 jspe?k at the Kirsehbaum commufho e iri„iShL n . eS8 T aR i later, came over from his New Jer- 1,1 keeping with the fundamental | p. m., at Barnes M. K. church, W. jiiity center, Sunday evening, at LhJ.o.f!' OC . » * 3 Uey home and stood in the topmost | P 0,u 'y of the Bell System, which 2i;th St. Rev. R. E. Skelton will 1 : 8:00, has been invited to be pres8 1. 0,01 e services. (ier of the g a ii er j es to hear Rach- ls to provide the best possible tel ' deliver the address. All Elks and I ent at the Sunday afternoon meet-

From every indication, the Cement Finishers’ Memorial services, which are being looked forward to with much interest on the part of its hundreds of members, will lie

largely attended.

Services of Blain Lodge Of Elks

NEW CASTLE, Ind. ISpecial)—The annual

Dec. 5.— memorial

R i-'iter I C Dawson was chair- servlces of Rlain e lodge. I. B. P. It. umr. J. c. iiawson was cnair Q E Qf w were held Sunday aft .

ernoon, at the Wiley M. E. church council No. 44, Central District of Indiana, .at the Wiley M. E. church wjth an appropriate program. At-

man of the program committee. Other items on the jubilee program were games, an over abundance of good music and some dan-

rin

maninoff play.

It is easy to understand w h y Robeson is the greatest of Harlem's heroes — a Black Knight whom New York’s Negro community would rather acclaim than a Lindbergh, and whom men a n d women and children of Harlem swarm around whenever he

walks down the street.

For Robeson is several things that most any youngster of his race would like to be. He is a notable singer, as his current popularity in recitals here proves. He is a notable actor—one of t he, foremost of

his race. He is a graduate of Rut-1 from five cents to forty cents, gers college and Columbia Law | The rates for station-to-station school. He is a Phi Beta Kappa. A I calls during the discounted rate pephysical mountain of a man, he j j'iod, evening, 7 to 8.30; night, 8:30

A noble feature in connection i torney c * R - Richardson was mas- W on letters at Rutgers in football, t<> 4:30 a. m.) and the initial pe-

wit h Friday night’s doings at the |

Mason

when the mangnificent to it that every one in the

huge crowd received a souvenir. According to Robert Frazier, chairman of the Masonic Building association, perfected plans to thoroughly renovate the newly acquired Masonic property, will go Into effect in the near future.

ter of ceremonies.

Several beautifully rendered

basketball, baseball and track, and I riod rates for person-to-person calls

ephone service at a cost as low as{ Daughter Elks and the public are | ing and is expected to attend. Old is consistent with financial safety.” i cordially invited. friends are requested to be presOn calls within the limits speed- — •——— (ent to greet him. tied the station-to-station day rates j LOCAL MAN DIES ! Music for the occasion will be are reduced ten cents in most cas-; Thomas Jones, 32 years old, Gib furnished by the Criterion Broad es and five cents iirThe few re- Ogden St., died Monday • after an! casting quartet of the Second maiuing cases, ! illness of several days at his home.! Christian church composed of Ja- • I mier the new schedule, after Mr. Jones was employed as waiter j son Cowan, Othella Tanner, Ralph the first ten minutes of con versa- Nn one of the down town hotels. He ; McWilliams. William Kirk, accomtion. the over time* rate per minute I is survived by a father and mother, i panied by Mrs. Clara Hill. The j tor person-to-person calls to prac-iMr. and Mrs. W. M. Jones: one i Cosmopolitan trio composed of tically all points is reduced about j brother, and two sisters. Funeral Mesdames McNary, LeMon and' 2<t per cent to 50 per cent. On | services were held Thursday at Herbert Bryant, will play The cails to points approximately 100. the C. M. C. Willis & Son chapel.! speaker will be introduced by Rev ! to 2,200 miles distain, report charg- Interment was in Crown Hill. H. L. Herod, pastor of the Second es are reduced by amounts varying •—i ! Christian church and invocation j

WINS JUDGMENT will be given by Rev. Plummer JaMARIGN, Ind.. Dec. 5.—Judg- cobs, superintendent of the J. T. V. | ment in the sum of $600.00 was Hill community center. The meet- i awarded Mrs. Mai v K Hill, the . ing begins pormptly at 3:30 and is j

Circuit court nere last Thursday on- ^ or men only.

JLawrenceville

The 1 very successful in their Thanksgiving

r •,_ , , „ 'dinner and supper. Lawrenceville enrevolver failed to discharge. Ben-1 , . - ^ J .w „ ,

H | tertained the foouball boys, white and

nett was Shot, through the arm and * colored. The table was decorated in left side. ! red, white and blue, with the Ameri-

can flag in the center. Every one had POLICE LOOK FOR MEN? EVANSVILLE, Ind., Dec. 3.—Arthur Y. Whitmer. street car conductor, was shot to death Wednesday night of last week in a hold-

up of hiS car. Efforts to implicate ' at the home of Mrs - l - ula U hife -

two Negroes in Whitmer’s murder | * have failed in spite ‘ of the vigil- * ance of detectives. Whitmer, before * be died, accused two Negroes of j * the crime. I*

an enjoyable time. * Misses Alma Barnes and Jar.nie Brown spent Thanksgiving in Chicago. They were guests of Mrs. C. Patterson. * The Pastor’s Aid club wm meet Friday

RESULTS

It brought you a reccrcf

Of what you had on hand. Ad space in The Recorde:

Finally you did land

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Men’s Watches $7.50

Listen to our Radio

1 program $150 WRiST WATCHES I over WKBF

on Mon. at 7:30 p. m.

14.45 and UP

GRAY, GRIBBEN & GRAY JEWELERS 151 N. ILLINOIS ST.

jollification was sprung, i, oeautitullj rendered se-! was called by Walter Camp the * mangnificent committee j L e ._ ons . by the 1 'Y iley church 9 h ? ir ‘greatest defensive end who ever

professional football and lie hasseT

FT. WAYNE, IND. Mrs. R- K. Jones, grand trustee, O. ],. s., home will leave for Marlon Id spend the week end, to be in sessiou with the grand trustee of the MasDiilc body and Eastern Star committee. While in the city she will be of Mr. and Mrs. John Burnuen, g am! mastor. * Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones and daughter ima Mae entertained to dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. M. Stearns and Chas. Winston.

were an impressive feature of the program. The Misses Leona Fletcher efud Clarinda Haines appeared on the program with two well

featured solos.

The memorial address was delivered by the Hon. W. C. Hueston. commissioner of education, of

Gary, Ind.

Scripture reading was by the

Rev. E. N. Washington. Among the most impressive items on the pro-) gram were: the opening. Lodge of Sorrow, Chaplain’s prayer and eulogy by John W. Johnson. A silver offering was lifted in con-

nection with the services. The services which were fra-

ternally impressive throughout and largely attended, closed with a soul stirring organ voluntary by t I the organist of the church. i

remain at approximately

present level.

At present, all but a small per-'< claimed

their ! ller claim against tap estate of the late George Minor, white. Mrs. Hill

t

GRAND MASTER HERE

Prof. N. Hill of N_\v Albany, I

lbat expenses to the, » H e

trod the gridiron.” He has played I cent of toll and long distance calls amount which she won in court i ^ ot the professional football and he has J are handled while the calling par- t __ , ^ . i of O. F., was in the city

practiced law.

ty remains at the telephone.” I' Vf ' re incurred by her in the care i during last week attending the

Today he is 31. He plans .0 , ^nfl (;rea , Brltai ... s Prl,>r ^ < " 8triCt mc * U »* 01 tne ««*«. Prof.

i-V „ ana . . ,1< a . . r - din s ...amsaj aie latter s death. Minor was a | jitu, w hi] e was Jhe guest of

his sister, Mrs. Julia Scales, i n

AN ANNOUNCEMENT

on singing ana acting, because m- MacDonald, and how he still wears! ,

first ambition is to interpret Negro | for recitals the same dinner suit! known horseman,

culture. 1 he bought as a senior at Rutgers.

Harlem likes to tell how close

a friendship exists between Robe- j A MESSAGE TO UNDE RWEIGHT i MEN AND WOMEN

Vital Statistics

30TH

RHEUMATIC PAINS GONE

*2,75

Hound Trip

LOUISVILLE

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8

Ticket* good in coache* only on train* shown

Central Standard Time

Leaving Indianapolis - - _ _ -5.-

RETURNING -

Lv. Louisville \ Broadway - - o

8.IS A. M.

J 10th and Broadway - I 14th and Main -

CITY TICKET OFFICE, 116 Monument Place

Phone Riley 73S3

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

7.50 P. M. 8.02 P. M.

Phone CH. 7267

CO-OPERATIVE COAL CO.

WEEK ENDING NOV.

BIRTHS

William H. and Goldie Edwards. 2451 Indianapolis Ave., boy. Calvin and Florence Potter, 429 Douglas St., boy. * Robert H. and Luella Rollins. 919 E. 15th St., boy. *

I Hal and Clara Sargent, 1215 E. The one supremely good health 23rd St., boy. * Theodore and Dor- ) building tonic that is also the one othy Duncan, 1811 Lockwood Ave.. {great weight producer known to girl. * Lloyd and Helen Bryant, i modern science thy country over is 1611 Alvord St., girl. * Alfred and ! McCoy's Tablets. Louise Wright, 911 E. 14th St., girl. I Take them for a few weeks and DEATHS i the hollows in vour cheeks, your ; Daniel Moore, 28, City hospital. , | neck and chest should soon fill out meningitis. * Mettle Cosby, 23, lo-' land whether you be man or wo- bar pneumonia. * Effie Woods, 60,j

man you may have an attractive { ^ en f ra * hpspital, general paralysis.' ^

I ntrMre and Dleote* Myrtle Giimer, 35, City hospita * 1

chronic pephritis. Walter Col-( bert, 42, City hospital, general peritonitis. * Mary E. Grooms. 1 mo., City hospital, broncho pneumonia. Rosa Bailey, 47, 644 Charlotte |

pounds in 22 days.

McCov takes all the risk—-Read

this ironclad suaran-cc If after, tuberculosi£ . « A , be rt G. taking 4 nixty cent boxes of Me c / 72 715 N Ca | itornia st

i oy s Tablets or 2 One Dollar '. ’

ARGRAY TABLETS STIMULANT MIMETIC TO THC ILDMEY

FOR KIDNEY. BLADDER AND PROSTRATE TROUBLE. SOOTHING, CLEANSING AND HE/j2NG TO Tnt AFFECTED PARTS.

G.-o. Gt-rriiiK, 14:ir> Martinnil' Ave., Indianapolie, Ind., in Ihe trunking business, 35 yeari -’-- says- }.-d suffei-i - for sbrny time with rh-umatic pa,ns due to a kidney infection that was poisoning my system. 1 was so sore and stiff that wh*»n 1 would bend over I felt :is though a million needles Were piercing 1 my body. The rheumatic pains left almost instantly after a few doses of Argray tablets, i continued for a few weeks until J had taken three bottI' s . relieving the kidney trouble. 1 am now feeling like a n» w man.” Try one package of Argray Tablets under positive guarantee. 60c at all druggists or mailed postpaid by Argray Drug Co., Indianapolis, Ind.

I Dr. R. B. McArthur | PHYSICIAN And SURGEON j Cye, Car, Ch[ose and eJhroat \ = A SPECIALTY

GLASSES FITTED

IS NOW LOCATED AT

jjjE 605'/ 2 N. West St. = I>hone LI. 7170

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'•-v • I 2503 NORTHWESTERN AVE. =

Phone TA. 2917

ergy in just a short time.

Many times the increase in weight is astonishing—one ex ceedingly thin woman gained 10

St., hypostatic pneumonia. * Mary M. Lovings, 54, 367 W. 15th St., pul-

2400 N. RURAL STREET Indiana Coal Special Priced Kentucky Lucky Virginia Slack 50 per cent lump Island Creek $7.00Kelly Creek West Virginia $6.50 Virginia Slack

NO LONG WAITS WHEN YOU ORDER

$4.00 & $4.50 $6.50 & $6.75 $4.50 $6.75 $3.75

NO SHORT WEIGHTS WHEN WE DELIVER

, renal cardio vascular disease: Em-

boxes any thin, underweight man ma j Wilson) 53, 2 221 Oxford St., , cr woman doesn t gain at lea-n ''' carc jj ac neuralgia. Lester Find-, I pounds and feel completely satis- |e 40j 814 w. 12th St., lo-f tied with the marked improvement k ar p neum onia. * Andrew Bobbet-i in health—your money will be re ^ w 13th s |ofc)ar pneu . ; turned. . . ^ __ , ; Just ask for McCoy’s Tablets at | moma. John Barbour, City, any drug store in America. • hospital, broncho pneumonia.

The Community Shopping Bag FRIENDS—Here are your friends. They rre eagre to serv e you and it is their belief, and ours too, that they can serve you better here in your own commc.nitv, than vou c ould be served elsewhere. Patronize these merchants. You’ll

(ind it will pay you to SHOP IN YOUR OWN COMMUNITY

Restaurants

Grocery & Meat Market

Hardware

Sisters Cafe 415 INDIANA AVE.

A gomi ,i ( p S

06 4 tit tit sat T ATI AT ■ potizingly and doliciously.

Our customers say they are

well pleased with us.

A ANNOUNCING—

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FOR RENT 2944-46 Martindale Ave. New, Modern 3 rooms, double, with garage, Heatrola, gas range, Kitchen cabinet, Linoleum and shades furnished. Facing Douglass Park near 30th St. Cross town bus line. Call Riley 3778 or IRv. 1617

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I AM BACK WITH SMITH & MOORE | ■ You can always depend on me being where I can | serve you best. 5 Raleigh S. Coleman ■ Representative f! SMITH & MOORE niCORPORATED ford dealers 528-532 §. Meridian Street In the salesroom: Thursday evening till nine; Sat- 1 urday; afternoon and evening; Sunday afternoon. Res. Phones HEmlock 3444 — HEmlock 3645 mmmi

i TREMENDOUS PRICE REDUCTION | i ON DUNLOP TIRES : % "I A THROUGH Dunlop’s new policy of eliminating factory ■' overhead and intermediate costs we now pass on to out ■ customers and the public this astonishing saving on g 1 W* all Dunlop Tires . . . effective immediately! The high j)| ^ quality that has characterized Dunlop Tires for th<? jjj f| past 40 years continues to prevail . . . Dunlop’s arc jjl ik/ guaranteed against all factory defects for the life af ^ the tire! Pj % NEW PRICES ■!

Ex. Mileagl B|

^ Standard. Heavy Dut^ y' % 29x4.40 $6.45 J 29x4.50 . 7.40 $9.95 ■. % 30x4.50 7.55 10.25 | % 31x5.25 __ ___ 11.25 13.65 ■ y 29x5.50 . .. 11.50 14.15 | 3 30x5.50 11.70 14.45 m % 30x5 Heavy Duty TRUCK 22.35 L £ 32x6 Heavy Duty TRUCK 38.95

Other Sizes Reduced Proportionately

Tires Mounted and Serviced at These Prices (I

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Road Service— Vulcanizing W

NEW YORK MEAT MARKET 363 Indiana Avenue Max Berkowitz. Prop- LI. 0944 FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS GROCERIES- - VEGETABLES Fish And Oysters In Season

HARDWARE Morgan’s Hardware Store Hardware, paints, glass, house hold supplies—We Deliver 1357-59 N. SENATE AVE.

Fish & Poultry

Quality Fish & Oyster Co. Fish, Oysters, Poultry, Game LI. 9642 We Deliver Where vou can always get THE BEST 538 Ind. Ave. Indianapolis J. W. Smith & E. L. Roberts

Dairy Products

Auto Electrician

The Wadley Co.

$0t

The Best For Less At BUTLER WRIGHT’S GROCERY Free Delivery Rl. 0852 730 W. NORTH ST. Courteous Service Or^Ji Sunday ’Till Noon MILDRED RIDLEY, Clerk

Beauty Shops

Fred H. Thomas AUTO ELECTRICIAN GENERATORS, STARTERS Battery & Ignition Service Rl. 0833 412 W. North St.

On Sale At All Groceries

McKNIGHT’S GROCERY & MEAT MARKET 328 N. Sen. Ave. Rl. 0565 Mechanical refrigeration safeguards the food you buy here. Beef, Veal, Pork, Lamb, Poultry, Fish, Vegetables. Mack says "Hurry Back”

Garage

Florists

i

ndyTneb TIRE COMPANY

ATKINS FLOWER SHOP 209 W. 21 ST STREET Flowers for Every Occasion TAIbot 0224 DELIVERY SERVICE

Cut Rate Grocery HODGES First-class meats, fancy groceries—Call us and we will deliver to your door. PHONE Riley 0838 1137 N. WEST ST.

Real Estate

To save your garments and your money, call ns. Expert c leaning service plus economy and satisfaction. Just telephone Bennett, The Cleaner 925 NORTH WEST STREET Phone Lincoln 8264

The Grizzle Realty Co. 433 Indiana Ave. We Specialize in Real Estate of all kinds, Rentals, Fire Insurance. LOANS made on property Office PHONES Res. Office Rl. 6563 TA. 5973

PHONE LI NCOLN 8770’ 909 N. CAPITOL AVE. DUNLOP—Built to stand Abuse ^ DUN LOPS fron\ factory direct to you!

Real Estate & Rental Agents Citizens Life Insurance Bldg. J. T. TANNER, Manager 229 1-2 Indiana Ave. LI. 5857 Indianapolis, Ind. Peoples Real Estate Co.

25th St. Garage Get Good Service at the— Bedenbau'gh Bros. 555 W. 25TH ST. TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE

Visit the ROSELEAN COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE 539 Indiana Ave. Shampooing, Waving, Hair dressing, scalp treatments. We teach hair culture in all its branches. Mme. Floyd, Pres.

Used Cars

Druggists

For Good Used Cars See I. Wolf Auto Co. 555-561 N. CAPITOL AVE. Prices Ranging from— $100 to $3000

Cole’s Prescription LABORATORY We Specialize In Prescriptions LI. 8101 547 Indiana Ave.

Signs

Department Store

jacks & mckinley SIGN CO. 244% W. VERMONT ST. PHONE RILEY 3241 Signs For All Purposes

WOLF’S DEPARTMENT STORE 1214 N. SENAT^ AV£. Dry Goods, Gent’s Furnishings And Millinery Open Evenings Until 8 O’clock

LI. 2998 512 Indiana Avenue HAWKINS BROTHERS Plumbing, Repairing We will finance your plumbing on a 5 to 24 month pay plan including building bath room.

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The Holidays are near. Get Youf (RABBITS & POULTRY) Fat. We have the best poultry fattening Mash and Egg producer. Hen scratch and good feed for fur bearers and meat rabbits. S. J. HUDSON’S FEED STORE 1349 N. Senate Avenue Rl. 0825 Delivery Service

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