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iw-j - \ INDIANA DAILY TIMES K23M < 2i-3i S. M-'riJlan St. |l-Hu.SF.S —t LAS.mKIKD H’Jy i ADV. DEPT. g KATES. ■ r One time 8* P* r }[ ne r Three consecutive time* OS per line Six consecutive times 07 per line Male or female help wanted, situation wanted male or feniate. room* to let and board and rooms wanted — One time. . . 08 per line Three c-naecutlve times.. .07 per line Six consecutive times 06 per line Contract rates on application. Lee.il notices.. 08 per tins Lodges and club noti es .. 75c per Insertion Church notices (I inch or less) 00c per insertion Over 1 inch.. .07 per line additional Death notices Sac per Insertion. Card of Thanks or In Memorlam notices 07 per line Ads received until 11:4S a. m. for publication same day. ■ -> FUNcRAL DIRcCTCRS. 8H“ IVa CcL fruriOr* I**2 LZUuD St. FL.IN.NhU & BL CHAN AN 32 0 North Illinois t. Fut.era! dirti trs to the people of Indianspoils since 1887. Phones —Main 0641-0642. cvd J*-SL INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY George Grinsteiuer Funeral Director. 522 E. Market. Old phone Main 90iL New p.wne 27-2**-JTC. W]LSON 1230 Prospect. Auto. 51 ■•€7l. Draxel 0323. "\v: I’: BLASENGYM 1625 Shelby st. Dr“vel 2570. Auto. 51-114 FUN ERA LDt R E CTO It *J—\VM. E. KREIGFR. New 21-154. Main 1454. 1402 N. Illinois LADD-—BERT 9. GADD. 21S0 Prospect st. i Pho-ie-i Dr-xl 0422. Automata 52-"7 I'.VDEKTAKKP.S—HIPEY & TITUS. l ! X-vr:h D--. New 26*',C4. Main 3*29. rEU.VET * FEES EY. Auto 24-185, 1031 N. IllinnU. Main HU. CHURCH NOTICES. j Unitv Church OF Practical Christianity Members Internationa! New Thoucht Alliance, IL'vO Odd Fellow bldg DEVOTIONAL SERVICE Sunday, 11 a. m. Mrs. Murrel G. Powell, Leader Midweek services Wednesday, S p. m. Library and reading rooms. 1114-I.' odd F< :low b:dg Open daily from 10 a- m. to 4 p. m. Phone Main 7934. VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME. FIRST’CHURCa'OF CHRIST SCIENTIST M -radian at T ventieth S's. Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Eur.'l.-y - hoo! at 11 a tn. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. R adlr.g r. is In the church edifice are open week days from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Second church of christ. luientI ST—Dei.* are ad 1-th s.s. Sunday arvicif t 11 a m and 8 pm. Sunday school, first se-.-.ion. 9.20 a. m.; second session 11 v :n. W-daesday evening lestlm meeting at 9 o'clock. Reading room 611 Odd Fellow bldg, open daily from 9 a. m. to 9 o. m.. exc-pt Wednes--Ix7 .hen . in—.l at T:ls p. m.. and Sunday . when open from I to 3 p m. THIRD CHURCH OF CHRTsi SCIENTIST —3370 Washing on blvd. Sunday service- 11 a. m. and 9 p. in. Sunday school. >l3 a. m Wedne-ilay evening teetlmoniai meeting at 8 o'clock Rending room at 205 E. 3.th st., open daily from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m.. except Weds and, y wh-n closed at 7:30 p m., and Sunday, when open from I to 5 p. m. FIRST SPIRITUALIST <CHURCH. 60S N’ rth Liberty !r t. Sunday. 730 p. m. Lecture by Rev. B. F. Hayden. Message.- by Rev. Ruth Van De Beuken aid mediums present. Our pianist. Mrs. Audrey H >dsn. '’'lll “ine a beautiful solo Ti.i service is the In-t one until Sept. 4. 1921. The Ladies' Aid will hold s-r vices iig tin on Sept. 7, 19-1. All are Oriental Spiritualist Church K regular - 52Circle. second Morrison Hail. Lee tare by Rev. Compton White Mevgiven by Mr. D. H. - Smith and others. Come and bring your friends. Uecrge Avery, president. ANO FOVHO. LOST—Boyce motom*ter. neighborhood of ?9th or 30th st. Randolph -iJsT. Reward. LO>T—Wrist watch. Elgin. downtown. Liberal reward. Randolph 3227. LOST—GI .'ses. Monroe La.Monk on case. Call Circle 2146. ~~ ~ LQ P*Ti?E Hoosler Square and Compass Club next week, because of holiday. meeting will be he'd in the Criminal I at the courthouse at * p. m. are now du°. You can pay them at >t. PAUL B GORDON. President. ALBERT O EVANS, Second Vice President. NOTICES. ABOUT 100 trouser lengths to clean up to your measure-. 86 97, $s and 810. Former prices, B*o to S2O. TV. O. Schneider 39 WEST OHIO STREET. Be sure you are In the right place. ~~ PERSONAL*. Fairmont maternity hospital for confinerru nt. private: prices* reasonable; may work for board, babies adopted, write for booklet. MRS. T B. LONG. 451 JE. Twenty-Seventh st., Kan.Maa City. Mo. ABSOLUTELY reliable and confidential detective work performed; reasonable rates O’N* Secret Service. 25 Vfc W. Wash. Ci. 5655. Night phone Ra. 67 85 ar.d Ra 606’j. - BUSINESS NOTICES. SPECIAL sale this week on plain white flannel trousers. S2O qualities, to your measure, sls. TV. O. Schneider 39 WEST OHIO STREET. Be sure you are in the right place. BUSINESS CHANCci. NOW is the time to order yourvfrot weather suit. You should have no hesitancy row in buying your clothingjpieeds at the price* lam quoting. They range from s*s to $75 and are right, absolutely. TV. G. Schneider 39 YVEPT OHIO STREET. Be sure you are In the right place. FOR SALE or will trade for good farm. bri"k block and stock of hardware. Good paying business; value building and stock • bout 817,009. Write owner of building. JASOX W. TUDOR, Monrovia. Ind. ROOMING HOUSES.. KESTaL'KAN X a. EASY TERMS 40 N, DELAWARE. u if V UIIR R 7 T LET * Times Want ad sell it for joa.

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MALE _HELP— WANTED. WANTED—Both m**n anil women out of work and all others interested ir. a more perfect understanding of labor condition* and more harmonious action on the part of both employed and unemployed in handling the moat vital problem* confront- : ing them all, to attend a conference he and under the auspice* *>i the International! Brotherhood Welfare Association, Central Slate* uistrh't. Sunday. 10 3*: *. m.. 2:30 , p. m. and 7 30 p. m. Adml.v’on free. SALES MANA*Kit—As distributor direct ‘ factory representative; a man or firm ! to take over the exclusive sell nig of the most needed auto accessory; bur none; nationally advertised, no competition, i Lon t answer urilts.- you can finance initial order to secure agency. ALCEMO MANUFACTURING CO., 131 Bridge st.. Newark, N J. MAN to work this city r-rtnlsning chandeliers. brass beds, automobiles by Vnew method; $lO daily without capital <>r ♦x-p-rience. Write GUN.METAL CO.. 145 L.m. j Decatur. XU. ! MEN to learn barber trade TKI-CITI BARBER COLLEGE. 309 E Washington st.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 707. S‘ ;U AT lON WANT£Dj~MAL£^ YOUNG man want* any kind t*f work for either mornings or afternoon* and all day Saturday. Prospect 6113. 1524 Draper stt -*d. fcAL.fc.SME.N —WAN! EO. 57 MILES per gallon made with new patented gasoline vaporizer. V.r:t- t *r parti- ular.-. sTHA.N v a V VAPORIZER CO., Pukwana. South Dakvita^ AGENTS— WAN T E O. SALES AGENTS—A SALE IN EVERY E* ML on our Xewicather Utility B.ig aid \Vaterpro*>f Apron. Something difi* rent. Big proiita. We start y u right. IMPROVED JdFG. CO. Dept. 13l*. Ashland. Ohio. __________ AGENTS—SeIF~ZANOL concentrated :t drinks. Nationally advertised. Well known from coast to coa..t. Four million bottles sold dur.ng the summer. guaranteed. Absolutely pure. Big* - r demand this summer than ever. Big profits. A money maker. Write f-r p-i iai prop siti n. Address AMERICAN PHOOUCTS COMPANY. 4j7 American Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. MEN with auto or others as well. Answer qui k A top notcher, good for 140.00 profit daily; dandy, captivating line; enormous demand; failure impoitsibSe. Territory g<dng fn.st. I*. Ac F. CO., 225 N. Green street, Chicago. AGENTS —Big money selling our toilet goods. Sales and saiisfaction guaranteed. Experience unnecessary. DvjBBS CHEMICAL CO., Memphis, Tenn. F CIV) ALE HELP —WAhlfcO. WANTED—Both men and women out of work anti all others interested in a more perfe t understanding of labor conditions and more harmonious action on the* part of both employed and unemployed in i handling the most vital problems confronting them all, to attend a conference held under the auspices of the Internationa] Brotherhood Welfare Association. Central ; States district. Sunday, 10:30. a. m.. 2.30 ;p. m. and 7.30 p nn Admission free. Girls Between IS and 25 year*, who are seeking permanent employment and whose homes aro in the c*ty, apply to the Indiana Bell Telephone Cos. ; Room 322. corn* r New Yor* and Meridian. WANTED~COOKS~First end second [ (middle aged women) for officer's kitchen, department for women, at the Hospital for the Insane. Went Wash*ngton street. Must have experience and take up residence at the hospital. Apply at the cilice of the superintendent.

INSTRUCTIONS. ELECTRICITY TAUGHT by expert* Earn while you i**arn at home. Electrical book and proof lessons fr*e. Your suoj crsu* guaranteed and position secured. I Write today. CHICAGO ENGINEERING WORKS, 1900 SunnyMlde, Chicago. ■ I • I•. tXM< rienced teacher. LOIS W. SHUMAKER, 2232 It road way. Randolph 036 L BUSINESS SERVICE. IF your electric fan, iron, vacuum cleaner or any of your electric appliances are in need of repair take them to 601 Mass, ave.. MATHEW’S LiGliT CO., and save the difference. Main 2213. ""'FEATHERS Bought, sold, reocvated, mattresses %r>4 pillows made to order. E. F. QUHKI.K ♦l6 Mass ave Main 1433. New .. J7K WANTED —Brick work, cement work and patch plastering. Call after 6:30 p. m. Main *763. ~~SAFETY RAZOR BL ADBS Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. ndl* <y avt ELECTRIC wiring, 5 rooms. *15.50; fixtures hung: free. Drexel SCSI H r.-U s-1 ITCHING—FINE vs or.K. TUTTLE. 201 INDIANA AVE Quigley-Hyland Agency clvil'and* Criminal Investigator!. 526-529 I-aw bldg Main 290* i- KOr E6SIONALSERVICEB. VIOLET Ray and Swedish massage. MISS DE VEHE. W. Market. Room 12. ""business placfs—to let. ' 12.50 C SQUARES: east. with elevator and railroad track acoomrm datlons; fine paved streets: cheap rent. CONTINENTAL PAPER AND BAG MILLS. Madison and Pal mer.

HOUSES—TO LET. TWO-ROOM house. Inquire 120 S South Noble fctreet. No objections to children. r w /-N < s>, nUNh i MbNTS- 1 -TO LEI. North wood Apts. 727 Fairfield hvc., five rooms, second floor, $70.00. State Savings and Tmst Cos. Main 4518. 1005 HT X. Illinois - St! ” Two room*. |!0. State Savings and Trust Cos. Main. 4318. 333*£ Mass. Avenue Two rooms, second floor, front, S2O. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, FOR RENT- Light housf keeping apartment with sleeping porch; 1 large sleeping room, gentlemen preferred. Circle i ■. ILLINOIS, 518 N\; cool, very desirable i-g- it :.t roin* a: : kitchenette; mod*r• pas range and kitchen cabinet. Circle 6048. 4ND ILLINOIS, 3 modem rooms, ■*; partly furnished, adults. IlarrisoQ OST. ii 4.-.* 109.1.1. kitchenette, electricity. lath, newly decorated, s*>.oo. D rex si 5375. BEAUTIFUL Woodruff 2 connecting front ro *na fur housekeeping. third floor. Webster 4108. ler* furnished rooms; i<u range, employed coupit preferred. Randolph 0506. TENTH, E . 22 7. nice modern furnlshtd room*, man and \\lf*. Circle 0652. HOTEL PURITAN ‘ Firs-proof; Ifsrket ard New Jersey etrests. Rates: $1 to $2..~0. Special sceeki> rates “it ippUctiloa NICELY furnished room in now modern home oast. v.i’h private family; one or 2 young indies on ployed; kitchen privileges. Webster 3 200. FURNISHED room It. modern private hum- north : o ;• nth man who will appreciate real home Washington 335)4. TWENTY-FIRST. W 22 3; largo front ruurr. twin bed.s, telephone In room. Harrison 132 4. TALBOTT. 3149 N.; two nicely furnished -i9"pir;g r .oms. One front with alcove. Randolph 13? 9. FURNISHED r- om in noidern. private hrne s;> week t> *a men. Circle tl4*2. Ll* HT h>u*M k cpmg r urn and kitchenette, modern, ga- range, bath. Circle 7313. -• ii.g room $3.50 week Main 201 b. MARKET. Fa. t, r.2<, modern; furnished rooms $2 anil up. ! BOARD AND ROOMS— TO LET. MERIDIAN. S.. large fr< nt room in modern home on car .i;d jitney Uric. Drexel 7914. : 86 per week ■ DESK ROOM TO LET SPACE with d* k. telephone; fr->nt office. MATHER. 3 4 Union Trust. Main 0821. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

To New Ford and Dodge PurcSiasers IF YOU DESIRE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN BUYING THAT NEW CAR YOU HAVE IN MIN'D SEE US ABOUT O r jr New Pr.rtiaJ Payment Plan No Publicity No Delay SERVICE TO ANY WELLRECOMM LN DI:D PL RHOX Meyer-Kiser Corporation PaPi-in Capital. $1,500,000. Meyer-Kioer Bank Biug.

[nag Hi In alditlon to a full line of Nash renewed cars offer tlie following used car* at greatly reduced prices: , 1914 Packard 6. touring. 1920 Max veil touring. Chalnter* road.* ter. Patieraon touring. Cash or terina. Losey-Nash Retail Cos. 400 N. Capltd ave. Main 3348-2249. Automatic 21-946. ru BUICK light 6 touring, overhauled, new top new tires; perfect condi Lion. See MR. BECK 62§ N. Pennsylvania street. STUTZ four pmenger phaeton, tonneau. windshield. 5 cord tires. MR. BECK 92S N. Pennsylvania street. 19-0 FORD jedtn; lug bargain. 235 N. Pennsylvania. Main 2246. OAKLAND coupe, - * 34-C; demonstrator. $1,500. McDaniels. Main 1007. BUICK roadster. C-25. T>tce 2360.' McDANIKI.S. Main 1007. 325 N, Penn. OAKLAND aedanT 34-C. *1.475 ; dandy bargain. McDANIEI.S, Main 1007. OAKLAND touring. 34-B, $650. McDANItLS. Main 1007.

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. USED C&R ME Visit our Used Car tent. We are handling only late model high - grade, rebuilt and refmislicd ears. These cars can be had at a great reduction from list price. Let us explain our three day free trial plan. Terms to suit customer. Tent, corner St. Clair and North Meridian. Special Hupmobile touring. 1109. rebuilt and retinished like new. This car is sold on a 3-(lay free trial. LOOK FOR THE TENT “Open Sunday” SSO TO $75 down and $ buys a good u**d car. \\> carry Fords, Maxwells. •‘h* vrolsts, Monroe*. Interstates Dodges u.* and others. Indianapolis Auto Fart# and Tire Cos. 51b N. Capitol. Open evening* and Sundays. MAXWELL roadster, good condition, newly painted, for 1 ' BEST running light coupe, new tires. electric light* and starter. $3 45. Payment* if desired DIETZ-JAMES, 334 K. Market. Main 6716 autSmobil'S-wani J^^VVVV4^/VVVVV>fwVVSi.^V4.-vVVVVVVV>A AUTOS WANTED I. Wolf Auto Cos. 419 N. Illinois St. Molt, 15.9. Auto, 22-B,t WANT TO SKI.I. YOUR CAH7 Se Me First. WHALKY AUTO EXt'HANt.E 22 K. South. AUTOS waotad. W 11-14 Mi New York s>tr<>nt. Main 4449. AUTO REPAIR* AND BUPPx.IEd

TO THE PUBLIC — The best equipped and up-to date paint shop in Indiana, is at your service, under the supervision of men who know nothing else but high grade work. May we have the pleasure of giving you an estimate when you contemplate having your motor vehicle painted. Local Branch. NORD V KE-M ARM ON CO. Uth and Meridian Streets. Rhone Main 1884 Indianapolis, Ind. “AUTO'WASHING Our specialty. 334 North Illlnoia. S & S Auto Laundry M OTORCYCLEB AND BICYCLES Now is the time to have your motorcycle overhauled and re-enameled. ERNEST HUGHES CO. 634-36 Mass. Ave. Main 640d. CASH paid for all kinds of motorcycle* FI.OYD PETERMAN. 509 Masaachi*ett* avenue. MACHINERY AND TOOLS. WONDER CONCRETE MIXERS $*30.00. Nus ced. BURL FINCH. 314 W. Maryland St. D POULTRV * GOOD scratch feed. $2.25 delivered, S2.J at the store; prompt delivery our sp. claUy. PETALUMA POULTRY SUPPI CO Main 4637. HOMES wanted for healthy homeless dog INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIET City dog pound. 024 K. N. Y. Main OIL FOR SALE—Fine strain Rhode Island hens and cockereL Prospect 6413.

REAL ESTATE—FOR i*_t. SSOO CASH and S4O a month, buys a beautiful n Kellastone 5-room m dern biingalow' ( Improved etreet near liiv*-r.-ide jark a? golf link*. Call Lewis • lark. Evening Randolph 62G<>. Frank S. Clark & i 'o. 22< B. 'i-i Main Suburban, North Dandy mo Urn l ung C -v. 5 r-H-ms ar bath, guragj. chickei: housf-.v fruit at ehade. one acre ground on Colb g** av< near lnterurbm # p MUST BE SOLD Price s■' 21.0. Hea.aoi;able terms. Own leaving city. Dunlop & lloltegf‘l, Realtors 122 E. Market st. West 2 ; i*!i Within two s iuar* o' Park'vny; dandy II 11 ;*• rn h. f $2,850. Small p >. . and. \n it and niuruhly.. A. 1. ilo;.. lr\r r u. * 1 .^’s. Howard ( Venn KKAI.TOP., 19* E. Market Main 11 317 S. Qakl; 1 Five room buncalr- ' semi :).•••!• r- In" mtnl. cont i.lr seruiol.t o a 1... I. lot. new fence, 82.700. Terios. Call Tru blood. Reliable Realty Cos. Circle 72t1 2 . Evenings. liVingmu 2.HU. "" south side ] usr:. Trade or >■;■F m-nts. 811 S. Stoat - avf ."> r< . newly P |wrel. water losii!- . ta- \ v i-.at. .ld*T light .um or lot a- po: HEN HI .v U'tßiN.' HI.AI.T'tUS. Main f.5.8- I K M .jk-t 9 n7TT\ vac an v. 21(1 s. Me Kim st.. ; • ba an ISO per montl *a. etc . first-i* • i-.m-lision. on *2.100. Move r.o lit In. IICSSi; 11 H HITMAN, •'i ■ - NEW ro hou> t. Fi 8 2.100. Slue ion, 829 p month. Ft. Mr Van Ar.- I ill ulth 11. r. Tuttle liro. .MODERN l- r.il 14-room doubles ea* 8 room modern K. N- ■' York, host ba gait. In rlty. numbor of others i and south, cash and I'ayinenis. Cj Drexol f. Ist FINE l-ul'.ilnir lot o- J.aved stn.-t n->rtl esst, J.,.;.; leri ;s 11 down and *1.50 p. week Cull Main 140*. DANDY high lt-v.-l lot 4**l3:'. mar ; ivt street, ran be bought for *".75. *lO dow a: 1 1 lIX-ROOM eelltfi eml-n lern south of \V. Washing! n ftrrr lot 40,150. K-lmoiit Ills. Owior LAW! i. 124 ■en stilctiy moi c-rn l-ome, must b.- - id. Want oft. THE SOCTHEKN I,l.*Mlit-It CO. TACOMA. M 5 N.; st van r-.om.i. oeml-mo. nil, large lot. 81.700 rash, balance Um Main 0107 ENCI.IHH W;Ufin; fur" r ms ga electric lights, large lot, 82.250. Term Main 0107. LOTS FOR SALE.

25 FRUIT AND SHAOIE (NORWAY MAPLE) TREES on e r.ii lot. 85x13. north of Forest Ridge Forty-Sixth and Mine:.ley avenue. 3 LOTS 4(1x150 ~ Garfield north of Elevonth street; S6OO buys the three. One • hare .• in a lifetime. Act quick. Li. K. Clark, \\ith Frank S. Clark & Cos. 226 E. Ohio St. Main 3377. LARGE. beautifdi lots In \Vyn park Just ..fr \V. Washington t.. which Is being paved; $1 down, $1 a we. k Will take you out In our aittomobila at your convenience OSCAR LEE. 1002 City Trust Main 915 LOT 11x112, high, dry and level east, priced fr quick sale at $343, $lO down and balance SI.OO per wet k. Call Washington U 79. LOCATED 2423 N 1• a • ire 1 1 zL3 > f it; ■troet and alley improved; shade. Randolph 1677. REAL ESTATE--SAL TRADE. A FAIR trade Is belter than a sacrifice sale. GEO. A BROWN. 1002 City Trust. REAL ESTATE—WANTED. NORTH OR A. EAST Modern homes, doubles or singles. We havo the buyers waiting. Wlmt have you to sell? See V. D. Templeton, realtor, with BERT ESSEX. 310 Kahn Bldg. Main 0574. FARMS—FOR SALE. WHITE Leavitt Lana Cos., Indianapolis, for f 1 ■ rr.ap ru and f.J page book. FARMS—WANTED. 'VWSfV WANTED to h*.r from owner of a farm or good lard fnr sale for fall delivery L. JONES. Box 931 Olney, 111. TRANSFER AND iTCRAGE PARTLOW FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. Private locked rooms and open apace. 25c per month and up. Local and overland transfer. VVe call and give you exact prices on any kind of work without auy obligation*. 413-23 E. Market street. Main 3750. Auto. 23-630. Shank Superior Service BEST FACILITIES FOR STUHAGE. TRANSFER, PACKING AND SHIPPING. 227 N. New Jersey st. Main 2028. Auto. 21-123. GUY Storage Cos. Cheapest rate In city. 80 W. Henry st. Mi in 4039. I MON STATION ha. GAGE CO. Use the phone Cali Main 7113. AUCTION Ravenwwocd Summer Cottages. Monday. July 4th at 2 p. m. Three nice vo-room summer cottages In Havens* ood will be sold without reserve to the :ghost bidder for 10 per cent cash, balnce 1 per cent per month. Nature's i>*atest tonic is plenty of wholesome out- •“ r recreation. Make life worth while by jrchasing one o/ these beautiful cottages. ke Broad Ripple car to Green City boatouse. thence by boat or motor bus. WILLARD J. UEMMILL, Agent. Office, 257 West Washington. Main 0792. R. C. roiard. Auetiono^r

MISCELLANEOUS— FOR SALE. GREAT JULY CLEARANCE SALE j A large number of suit' lengths in all jsh dea and weights, t-i clean up to your I nn •••ure while they last at $27.50, *59, *35 I and 840. i Be quick If you want one of them. They j are gi-it bargains arid will not last long. W. G. Schneider 33 West Ohio Street. Be sure you are In the right place. TYPEWRITER BARGAINS ! ' - CASH J OR PAY M ENTS *.**t our low prices on hlgh-grftdp used a: 1 RF-i • r.d-band UNDERWOOD. MON A! *: REM IN n ' L. C. SMITH, FtoYAL .1 and o:h*r prod machines. We >■ I r , > ?ha? v r ‘ art gwaranf**. CLARK TVPFJWRITER SHOP D V.vst Market. Second Floor. FI: i ,** Main I'bSv Indianapolis. Ind. "summer trousers' F A Palm Beach, i j Mohair, Cool Cloth, 111 j j White Flannel, \i| at the new low M, p prices at M THE PANTS STORE CO. 4 8 W. Ohio. 114 E. Ohio. Good rubber tired Invalid py* chair* for rent, 13.50 & month; no charge for delivery, linker Lroii. Quit scaring ready-made PANTS S We make them to your l 1 I.liuN TA i LORING CO.' * 131 E. N"w U'ik *t. Upatalrn. 'i >BA< i Atural leaf, chewl „• r ri t kl’.g U cents per lb.. 10 Ibe., J I ng cent*. CHAS. GOFF, Hard!n*burg, K>. ODDS ami i*tb in grocery firturun. M*at \ xe* ce boxe*. restaurant tables and chairs, counters and ehow casts. BAKER BROS. I' l >R SAI.I i t'rnpU'f*’ tiro vulcanizing plant ami Iv one half cash. Call at ,914 K Wash Drexel S4!O. TABLE. Mlt b -ard and chairs for tale; cheap. U-*m; x,. New York.

i ti• b* A k *arg.tin in auiomooil>s are -ttJ under Automobiles and Supphs* IB t*a Times Want Ad columna HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ~~ MOONO-HANO V ***" I \ rUixMITUCE STORt* U for furniture, rugs and stoves. Payment*. 219-225 East I " *4 I. strt-4-t LAROK PROFITS frr.m small expenditure follow Real E-tate advertising In “Want Ad“, columns of Ttrnes. _ . f,l M sl .9^- L . instruments^ RECORDS; good rec>rds of any make you dcfli-e, 40c. BAKER BROS.. 219 Kt Washington. XKW player piano; ulll take cheap lot. balance Randolph 4131 SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE. mmm smsmbiis White shuttle SB.OO Singer shuttle $9.00 fcy i*Er W. &W. No. 9 SIO.OO Singer 5 drawer $22.00 White sit. wtrait $42.50 Many other* all guaranteed with attachments at bargain prices. Main Ofioo. SEWING mai h ne, drop head, with attach--1-0 \V. \\ ashington st. M I SC ELL AN B O US —W ANT fcU, ONLY when good quality, correct style and comfort are combined with reasonable price can real clothes satisfaction result. We have always endeavored to please from this standpoint. £uiis, $35, $45, $55, SOS and up. W. G. Schneider 39 WEST OHIO STREET. Be sure you are In the right place. mm, gotoTVeil m fti 1.,-JTiED thl THiE stockiabim. _mm FINANCIAL. WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE REAL ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS. MORTDAtiES, BONDS AND STOCKS LISTED AND UNLISTED. INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO. FRANK K. SAWYER, Pres. Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bldg Southwest corner Delaware and Market. INSURANCE In all branches. AUBKEi D. PORTER 916 Peoples Bauk bldg Main 7049. LOSERS, weepers, finaers. Keepers, uiu l • Times Want mA.

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FIJSiANC lAL. YOL CAN BORROW MONEY SO CHEAP and on such easy terms of repayment from tho Fidelity Loan Company, a !i censed and bonded firm, for use irt paying overdue bills or to buy the things you heed for CASH at BARGAIN PRICES that every one should take advantage of our eervice. LOANS AN FURNITURE $20.00 to $300.00 t legal rates, on short notice and without publicity. We give you ail the time you unt to repay a loan and only charge for the actual time you have the money. Fair, isn't It? Vou Can Afford to Borrow On $ 40 pay $2 a month and interest On $ GO pay $3 a month and interest On SIOO pay $5 a month and interest Pay mghe any time and reduce THE COS I * IN’ YOUR BEHALF w are on the Job eight hours a day and through personal contact and personal ■crvlce, plan a d**ep personal ln T er73t we can serve you and y< ur friends as you wish to be served. In tne."*t unusual times buai ne2& trlendshlp*. close rdalons mutual understandings and -o-operation are real asset* to all of us. We are ready o Ro three-fourths offclhe way. Now It ia ip to you. FIDELITY LOAN CO. 106 E. Market St. Room 532 Lemcke Bldg. Mixln 1278. _ Auto. 27-782. LEGAL _ NOTICE. ___ NOTICE OF SAGE OF SCHOOL BONDS. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned township trustee of White River township. Gibson, County, India*.a, will, on July 9, 1921, at the hour of 1 30 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the office of the trustee at the town of Fat. ka. Ind.. i.ffer for sale to the highest bidder therefor at not less than par and accrued interest, eighty thousand (DO.000.00) dollars of school bonds of White River school township. Gibson County. Indi *.na. The said bonds are dated June 15. 1921, bearing interest at the rate of 6 r r per annum, are one hundred and sixty (160) in number and !of the denomination of five hundred t 5500.00 dollars. The said ’bunds mature as follows; Sixteen of said bonds mature In ■one year from sold date. | Sixteen of said bonds to mature in : two years from said date. Sixteen of said bonds to mature in three years from paid date. Sixteen of said bonds to mature *n four years from said date. Sixteen of eald bonds to mature In five years from said date. Sixteen of said bonds to mature in * frlx years from said date. Sixteen of said bonds to mature in seven years from said d*te. Sixteen of sa:d bonds to mature in 1 eight years from said date, j Sixteen of said bonds to mature In nine years from said unto. Sixteen of said bonds to mature in j ten years from said date. ; And are Issued for thr purpose of building paying for and equipping a township high school in the town \>f Fatoka, Gibson * County, Indiana. A necessity for the building has been found to exist and said bond issue will be ! approved by the State tax board of the ; State of Indiana. Persons interested are requested to communicate t\ Ith William L. Smith, township trustee, Fatoka. Indiana or HARVEY HARMON, i Attorney for trusts. Frinc *t n. Ind.

ARTICHOPE CROP HAS WIDE FAME California Raises 'Em Without Competition. SAN FRANCISCO. July 2—Famed for her nuts, fruits and vegetables, California has stiff competition from other States In all but one line. That is the business of growing edible ; thistles —that Is to say, artichokes. Only 1 tlie climate and soil of California have i proven successful in turning this giant [ thistle into a delicious vegetable. Many I experiments have been made elsewhere", | but to no avail, aud even In California the artichokes grown for shipment come j from a small section down the coast from San Francisco—the rich black loam territory of Half Moon Ray and similar sections. And this one agricultural monopoly in growing thistles has developed into a business giving a return of approximately 51,500.1X10 annually. Approximately 50(4 carloads were shipped last year, the artichokes bringing SII,OOO a car load. The choice artichokes sell at 25 cents each wholesale, thus lording it over apples, oranges, raisins or other famed products of the Golden State. Os the 500 cars 350 were sold In Eastern markets and 150 on the Pacific coast, i The artichoke is really the bud of | an immense purple flower of Medlter- | ranean origin, delightfully scented and ! beloved of the bees.

New York Family Sent to Jaii in Italy FLORENCE, July 2.—Three Americans have been condemned to forty days' Imprisonment here. They are Ronjamln Cook of New York, a man past BO; his wife and his daughter. Mrs. Bessie Smith. While traveling they were requested by Caribincers to lent-" til" ear. w'MoV had been engaged for the transportation of military flags. Tut,, i t u nu.. a quarrel ensued. The Carabineer had his earß boxed. Then the Americans were placed under arrest and were eventually sentenced to imprisonment, notwithstanding that the American consul pleaded in their behalf ignorance of the Italian language. Want Policewomen in Every Town in U. S. WASHINGTON, July 2.—Policewomen for every town In the land. That is the suggestion made by Lieut. Mina Van Winkle, president of the Na-' tional Policewoman’s Asssoclutlon and Chief of the woman's section of the metropolitan police service in Washington. "The safeguarding of women and children and the prevention of crime," she says, ‘‘ls the Job of the policewoman.”

BOTH 74, WALKS] END HAPPINESS Honeymoon of Couple, Waited 50 Years to Soon Wanes. CHICAGO, July 2.—The walking hofl of Mr. anti Mrs. Louis SchnD both 74, is over—it was not a case I faint heart, but of sore feet. 1 Mrs. Schubert, who tiled a divorce s6 against her aged husband, thereby tJj minatiug a marital episode of less thl a month, alleges he broke her heart, afl her arches. 1 The romance began fifty years al when they were sweethearts. They quel re’rd and parted. Mrs. Schubert marria and went to New York. Louis also ma] ried and stayed in Chicago. Then si became a widow. 1 Louis heard about it two years ng divorced his wife and hurried to the sfl of his boyhood sweetheart. They n married. ■ It seamed as though such romance ag devotion must endure and be everlastig but such was not the case. ■ Mrs. Schubert states in her bill thS ii> spite of the fact that she Is physical] unable to withstand the rigors of loa walks, her husband invited her to wal to a cemetery with him the first SundaJ after tlie wedding. | She says they walked through the ceny tery and then walked and walked ag waited. jM \\ hen she was unable to take step he took her on a street car to ■ oho Park and there again they m and about every building in the When, at last, she refused to she says, he seized her by the eIH “win h he pulled and twisted." As far as Mrs. Schubert is concern® that was the end of the fifty-year rd uianie. 1 1 At present they are both living in a] apartment at 0026 Ciifton avenue, n on the fir.-t lioor and she on tlje seven]

FRENCH PEOPLEI FORGET HEROES Regular O. Henry Inciden Near Gare du Nord 1 in Paris. 1 rARIS, July 2.—Even in France thg pe 1 • who "stayed at home” forgg easily the sacrifices made by the men whg fought in the war. ■ A regular "O. Henry” Incident of thg affection of a comrade for his crlppleg brother in arms occurred at u little openg air case opposite the Gare du Nord. g A beggar with one leg gone belong the knee and au empty sleeve tuekeg Inti his pocket was making the rouuag of the tables. Ilis face wore tha dazed, nutnii expression of one who ha. suffered so much that he has become In sd.: tile to any vicissitudes of fortunu Three service ribbons were in his buttonhole. ~ One of the guests, an ex-service man r.'-tbed the ribbons and invited him ti "havt a bock.” There was a whispered consultatioi it.si and the waiter tugged the man • v ut sleeve and informed him the housf “didn't serve beggars.” The guest point >d t ) the cripple's service badges ant retorted indignantly: ' I'erhups, then, the house serves Its benefactors. This man lost his leg anti arm for the proprietor's patrle. The pr .prletor may have a sense of gratitude." Ihe proprietor stood pat. Other guests, ex-service men, became interested, and soon there was a crowd around the iraU customer and the shoulder-shrugging patron. The beggar meanwhile sat in stupt-] fit ! dozedness, listlessly fingering Ms* crut. hes. He was so used to this kind 1 of thing that it no longer surprised, hardly even seemed to hurt. ' Finally another guest at a far table shouted: "Waiter, yon cat serve me, anyway. Bring me a boek." W;;h a flourish he seized the glass ft' in the waiter’s hand, strode across and deposited it in front of the beggar.

Owls and Mice on Trial for Life WASHINGTON. July 2.—School children In Washington and throughout th country will be asked by the American Forestry Association to vote on whether '.vis. liol-1 mice, ground squirrels, gophers and similar animals should be pu t<> <;■ th or allowed to live, as a result o forest protection week. Harold Reach, president of the Burroughs Club, and members of the club : called ou President Harding at the close : of forest protection week, and said that their members were going to preach for- ; est protection and wild life protection j every week in the year. "What will be done In the case of owls and birds that prey on other birds':” asked the President? This "stumped” the | club and It was decided to submit the ■ question to the school children of the country, who will be asked to file brief* with the American Forestry Association It for and against the birds and ani-* j Dials mentioned. There Are 40,000 Words in Mortgage ATLANTIC, lowa, July 2.—One of the largest mortgages ever recorded in this county has been Hied for record here. It consists of 40.000 words, and was given by the Hawkeye Tire Company to a Chicago trust company. A mortgage of similar size was filed here several 1 years ago by a railroad company. This Is Some Egg— Even for a Goose PER MOINES. lowa. July 2. by an Item telling about a prize he*? iS , U. Forest of Elbow Lake, Minn., write* >f a prize goose which he has. ■ Mr. Forest says that last Sunday | ing be got a goose egg measuring 12% iuclo s t y O’ j Inches and weighing one 1 pound. It's some egg, even for a goose. Woman’s sth Hubby Gets ‘Worse;’ Freed CHICAGO, July 2.—“1 married her, your honor, under the usual rules and all' I got was "worse,’ ” Joseph Lnfrenieree, 714 Oakwood Ispulevard. told Judge Lewis recently. “I'm her fifth. She's been divorced twice already. She hit me with everything movable.” Decree. Life Saver d*> Luxe PA IMS, July 2..—A lifebelt,- to which are attached a propeller and sail, has been invented by a Frenchman, M. Mercorelli. and has passed severe tests successfully. The propeller is worked by an arrangement like an enlarged sewing machine handle fixed on an upright bar. There is a saddle on which the shipwrecked mariner will sit, his head protruding through the lifebelt. Presumably, all he has to do his ship goes to the bottom is to himself ou the queer machine—whljY looks like a hobby-horse—and then drlWd , it to the nearest shore. j When the physical effort of work!Mg j the propeller becomes too much, he I his sail and sets back at his ease. ' o