Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 73, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1921 — Page 13

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r INDIANA DAILT TIMES 26-2} 8. Meridian St. PHONES—CLASSIFIED ADV. DEPT. .... Main Automatic HATES. One time #* 3> r }}“• Three coneecutlve times.. ** per line Six consecutive tlraes ... -67 per lln * I Male or female help wanted, situation wanted male or female, room* to let and board and rooms wanted One time ®* ®* r Three consecutive times.. .01 per line Six consecutive time* #6 per line Contract rates on application. Less! notice* •* P* r Lodges and club notices ............ Ho per Insertion Church notices <1 Inch or leas) 50c per Insertion Over 1 Inch .07 per Une additional Death notices Ssc per Insertion. Card of Thanhs or In Memortam notices •#’ pot Mo* Ads received until 11:45 a. m. for publication same day. —J FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Sff™ IOaCcL Parlors 1882 Union gt. PLANNER TIjUCHANAN 220 North Illinois at. Fai*ra.l director* to th* p-ople of Indian* apolis sir.co 1887. Pho BOR —Main OH4I-G642 Aut.v 22-441. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY George Grinsteiner Funeral Director. 522 E. Market. Old phone Main 0808, New phon* 27-208. J. 0. WILSON 1250 Proapect. Auto. 61-471. Drexel 0322 W. T. BLASENGY M 10*5 Shelby st. Drevel 9370. Auto. 61-11 L FUN ERAL DIRE* TORS WM. E. KREIGER New 21-154. Main 1484. 1403 N. Illinois. GADD —BERTHS. GADD. 3130 Proapect et. Phone*: Drexel 0122. Automatic *2-274. UNDERTAKERS—IUSET A TITUS. 31 North Del. New IS-581. Main 2030. ~~ FEENEY* VeeneY Auto. 24-195. 10S1 N. Illinois. Mi" 0,,J L DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES. FOXLOW, HERBERT A —Son of Mrs. Georg* Clements, died In France Oct. 29. 1918. of wounds received in action as * member of Company E. 150th Field Artillery, Rainbow division, will be buried Saturday, Aug. 8, from the residence. 329 Parkway. S p m., under the auspices of the Rainbow division. Burial Crown Hill. Frlacds Invited. TALLE V. I,EE EDW A RD—Husband of Maude Talley, died Thursday. Aug 4. age 34 years. Funeral Saturday, Aug *. at I p. in. at Finn Bros.’ funeral par.ova. 135 TV. Market st. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. _ WEIR ERWIN E.—Beloved son of Mr. ..and Mrs. Sam Weir. Aug. 2. 1921. 8:43 j>. m.. ag* 19 yea-s 9 months 17 days. Funeral Saturday. Aug. 6. at 2:19 p m., at late residence, 9S E. Mlnnoaota st. Friends Invited. Burial at German Lutheran cemetery. LOST AND FOUND. LOST- - Monday afternoon. blue silk aoft hat. between Indiana ava. and Meridian at., on Ohio, about 5.15. Call Washington 3727,'ring 2. _ LOST —P*r envelope containing salary of working girl. somewhere downtown. Thursday name "Brand ‘ on envelope. Call Randolph OiTO. Tleward. LOST—Gentleman's poeketbook between Warsaw and South street. Flndr please call Drexel 4853. Liberal reward. 514 S. East street. _____ FOUND—Pair of long taupe alik gores Wednesday noon on Washington alrset n* jr Meridian. *>wner. Call Main 3399. Ask for Sullivan LOST —Aug 1 ailver filigree bar pin *et v.-lth rhlneator.es, valued highly as a keepsake Reward. Call Main 71*7 or Main *n7.

BUSINESS CHANCES. DRUGS. confectionery >na jewelry ‘store: good town In Indiana. Futures elegant, prettiest etore In State. Pri e 29.60*. will also sell building This Is a bargain. Fixtures alone worth this amount* Stock will run 12.1 Cl or more- Terms. Address A No. 1187. Times FOR EXCHANGE —2100.008 general merchandise; wlli divide. Write LEAVITT LAND CO.. Indianapolis. Ind. ROOMING HOUSE! paying ITS monthly: leaving city, payments. Phone Drexel HIl. ROOMING HOUSES. RESTAURANTS EAST TERMS 41 N, DEI-A WARE ROOMING house 10 rooms, modem. Price 81.500 I4QQ rash. Circle TiHliTDOMING HOUSE, t rooms, for ea t. aheap. <.'all at 126 Park ave. BUSINESS SERVICES. PAPER HANGING, cleaning, louse painting, at 1914 prices. AVebster 0512. ""notice TO PUBLIC Call Main ?9SI and ha vault*, nicks and dry walls clsaoad. Calls answered erenlnp* and Sundays. Largest barrel* in tte* city. FEATHERS Bought, sold, ranosatad. mattraaaep and pillows made to order. E. F. BURKLB. 4l Mas*, ave. Main 142&. Now 31-775. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEPGE. 701 Indiana are. HOUSE PAINTING done, flrst-elajuj work at reasonable pries. Call Dr.xel 0455. PAINTING, paper hanging and general repair work dons at race. Webster *945. CARPENTERING; new ao<f repair work of all kinds. Circle lift. HEMSTITCHING. 10c Y A HD. MRS. TUTTLE. 101 INDIANA AVE CARPENTER work new or repair, by day or contract. Coll Dreael 1221. PERSONALS. ' FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for confinement, private, price* reasonablemay work for board; babiea adopted: write tor booklet. MRS. T B LONG. <Bll E. r-enty-Beventh at. kan*aa_uify. Mo ABSOLUTELY reliable and confidential detective work performed, reasonable ratee. O'Nell Secret Servb a. 16 V, W. Wash. Cl 6*68. Night phone Ra. 8725 and Ra. ,089. AN APPEAL FROM HOME Louie, come home to the children and I. We love you and you will be happy If you will come home to us OSCEOLA. PlLES—Fistula flaaurea. ulceration bleeding Itching, cured at home Write for free trial treatment. S. TAR.NET, Auburn. Ind MMEL J. J. BROOKS announces to her beauty patron* that she la new located at 1744 N. 111. Ran. 48*7. DID YOU SELL IT? If not. try the automobile column* of The Time* Want Ada BOARD AND ROOMS—TO LET. LARGE front room with board, prlvat# entrance, one cr two gentlemen. Randolph 1828. ______________ KISSELL 8880: two chl'dren to board by th* week, age between 2 and 4; with good care Washington 2802. TWO your.g men to hoard and room. 2811' Washington. Webster 1018 Light housekeepTng huumo. MADISON. 1028; 2 lovely housekeeping , room*, gas. bath. Private entrance H%r txt 8*75 PRATT. w.. 28;' I nice light hou4*keeping room* on first floor, 88 50 week- Circle 6181. DELAWARE 818 N.; two light housekeeplng rooms, modern. Circle IS7B. FURNIBH~ED HOUSES AND FLATS. FURNTBHBD neuw for rant, $39 par mosth: party laavtng tor two month*. IfflK *Tfnut.

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MALE HELF— WANTED. WANTED Experienced newspaper solicitors. A real proposition for live wire salesmen. Report DALLY TIMES, Circulation Department. A GOOD proposition for live salesman to sell Elastic Auto Enamels In your city; good wages to right party. Enclose stamp for r*plv. Address ELASTIC ENAMEL WORKS. Steubenville, Ohio. MEN to learn barber trade. TRICITT BARBER COLLEGE. 369 E. Washington at., Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0737. SALESMEN—WANTED. I want three producers who can sell highest grade specialty. If you are clean cut and desirous of earning good money In a clean way. phone me for an interview between 8:30 and 9:30 a. m. or 4:30 and 5:30 p. m. Mr. Dillon. Main 1955. ' TWO MSN Ago 35 to 40 with good education, clean acd sailing ability to work with me In Indianapolis. I am not Interested In petty salesman. but will interview only those of executive ability, to the right men a good treome Is assured and a permanent connection with a we! established concern. Caii ai SOS 897 Odd Fallow Bldg . between hours 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. SITUATION WANTED—MALE. EX SERVICE min. sge 22. wants steady work. Can drive truck and do minor repair. Drexel 7776. MIDDLE AGED MAN for Janitor, watchman or checkman. Washington _ PORTER or office cleaning, mornings only. Call Webstar 4988. FEMALE HELP—WANT ED.

rower Machine Operators Permanent Employment at once for ' Experienced Operators. Apply in Person. American Garment Cos. California and Market. IF there ar* in/ competent experienced nteno*rapnm in iudianapolla or vlrtnlrv who ir> uot employed, we want them to regisner in oar employment department at once. We have a number of good positions that wre ore unabie to fill. No feee or chargee for our eervicee. Ak for Mre Adxmi. The school same location, t* the CENTRAL. BUBLNE33 COLLEGE. F W. Ca*e, principal. “BUS GIRL FLETCHER CAFE Basement of Fletcher Savings and Trust Bldg. Girls Between IS sad 26 year# who are eeeklng permanent employment And wuoee home# are in the city, apply to the Indiana Bell Telephone Cos. Room SSI. corner New York end Meridian WANTED COOKS— F? rot and second cock (middle aged woinn) for officers kitchen, department for women, at the Hopptlal for the Inrane. West Washington street. Musi have experience and take up residence at the hospital. Apply at the office of the superintendent. ROOMS—TOLET. ’ ROOMS 76c to 81.88 ■Special rates by tha week and all modern convenience* THE GEM BTAO HOTEL 85 W. Ohio street. BEAUTIFULLY fgrnlebed room. downtown apt.; private family. Meals If desired, gentleman. Main 9041. NICELY furnished front room, downstairs; private family; walking distance. Drexel 7028. MARKET. E.. SJB: modern furnished room*. 82 week up; garage. MERIDIAN FT.. beautifully furnished room; walking distance. Circle 8087. ONE furnlebed room In small private family. Home privileges Harrison 150*. HOYT eve.. 1882; 4 apt. rooms; furnished. Drsae! 8840. NICE, clean modern room. reasonable price. 114 W. Tenth Phon* Main 8002. PENNSYLVANIA. N~ 2017 , furnished front room. Randolph 0401. FURNISHED room, modern, one or two gentlemen preferred. Call Cirola 4808. FRONT room, man and wife, or two glrla. Modern. Main 9289. ALABAMA N. 708: clasping and light housakeeplcg room*. Circle 1422. NEW furnlahed roams, modern; breakfast served In rooma. Randolph 8167. MODERN furnishad or unfurnished rooms. In walking distance. Circle 8851. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. I Move Household Goods 12.08 a room. I.*rgs truok. Call Webster 2228. FaRTLOW FIREPROOF kTORAUk! Cos Private locked roam* and open epaoa fsr per month and up Loo*d and trland transfer. Wa eall and r T you enact price# on any kind of work without env obligation# 418-S8 B. Mark** atraat. Main 2760. Anto. 28-98*. JShank Superior Service BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE TRANSFER. PACKING AND SHIPP-f a *27 N. New Jersey at. v Main 2028. Anto. 21-12 UUY morase c*. ' Cheapest rata in city. _ f--8* W Henry at. Main •>. 1 UNION STATION BAGGAGE CO. M Fee the phone -Call *•"

FLATS. APARTM ENYS—TO LET. 2505 College Avenue Upper duplex, five rooms and bath, heat and water furnished, excellent condition. 265. State Savings and Trust Cos. Main 4518. FOUR room* on north side. 819. Call Randolph DESK ROOM TO LET DESK room with desk Front office. MATHERS. 84 Union Trust Main OSSL REAL ESTATE—FOR •ALR. 440 South Grace St. N#tr Southeastern avenue. Dandy sfxroom bungalow, modern except bath. ThU t* a splendid home and ha an extra lot with a garage. Grape*, fruit tree* and garden now in. Only $1,009 cash required, balance $23 a month. Call Lewie Clark. Randolph 6266, or with Frank 3. Clark & Cos. 228 E. Ohio. Main 3377. Excellent New Bungalow N>vr been occupied. Located at 33ti9 N. Sherman Drive. Has 2 bedrooms. combination living room, dining and kitchen, paved strt . large lot. A real bargain at 82.(50: smalt payment down, balance monthly. IRVIN MORRIS. WASHINGTON BANK A TRUST CO Main 9782 Auto. 27-667. S\r E 822 Broadway Six-room modern home In A U good condition; hardwood floors, full lot. fang* Price SI,OOO. ryran'a See V. D Templeton, Realtor, with BERT ESSEX 310 Kahn Bldg Main 6574. 7-Room House 1130 North Jefferson ave.. bath, toilet, city water, electric light#, gangs Large lot. Special bargain. Pee tan Arsdal with H. C. Tuttle & Bro. 121 E. Ohio. 3 ROOM DOUBLE WEST INDIANAPOLIS. Newly deoorated outside and Inside. Electric lights. Renting 214 par month. 1500 CASH OR AUTOMOEILF. Balaoca small monthly payment* Howard C. Venn. 19$ E Mirket St. Main 1115. GOOD 6-room hou*. walking di*enoe north, ga*. water. •lgctrldtjr. cellar; 81.889. 1860 balanca Ilk® rant Ki'allant 6-room houa® *. wafer. alactiiolty. oallar. naar Fountain Square. only 12.100. SOOO caah balance* 125 00 month. BURGESS BROS. Phone Circle 1284. 327 Bankers Tmet bldg Cottage, $3,500 Si* room# and bath, f'lraaoe. alactrlc light*. Harare, paved afreet If looking for a home cal! Mr* Wayman *ft*r 6 p. m. Randolph 1349 Main 062^. , 1. X. Richie & Son. QUICK SALE BARGAIN Cottage. Ingram street, sir rooms, hath, small basement, sewer, electric lights, two lot* 89x150: fruit. 15,090. $250 WILL HANDLE. Crum & Boulden Realty Cos. I 217 X. of P Bldg. Main 4233.

Six-Room Modern French door*, full basement; nearly new. Pries 15.300. part each, bslanco easy terms. Cail Mr. MclntOb.-, with I. N. Richie & Son. 301 Indianapolis Securities bldg. M 0520. Christian St. Double Six rooms * aid*. front and rear porches •Itetric lights; good well and cistern Good buy for someone. Price $1,500: terms. Indiana Trust Cos. OPLEXDID NEARLY MODERN HOME FOR COLORED. 8500 CASH. On best part of Martindale ave.. 5 room*, furnace, city water, garage. wall kept borne, only 13.750. HENRY A ROBINS. REALTORS. Main &SSB. 168 E Market at. 2360 N. LaSalle Five-room bungalow, modern, full basement; 14,250. 2500 cash Cell Trueblood with Reliable Realty Company. Circle 714*. evening* Irvington 2848 ME IK F L ST R EFT Two cattsgs*!, too block: 5 and 5 rooms and at a prfre that win sell them. Indiana Trust, Cos. ~ IFYOU WA NT to sell your real estate quick ask ua about our up-io-data auction method. DAY & DAY. 160 H 9. Illinois. Phon*. Clrole 4409 '-DON’T FAIR TO~SEE~fmS~ naw 2-room buugalow with garage and three lots for 22.650. Easy term*. Dreael 1492. FOR COLORED- BARGAIN New 4-roor.i bungalow, Keystone avenue and Cburohman, 2300.00 cash, balance like rent. Drexel 4414. FINE modern homo, hardwood floor*. built-in feature*, garage. THE SOUTHERN CO. BUNGALOW double. 1419 Naomi street eight room*; gaa. water, llghta paved street, gar ge. 22.200. Term* F. L. PALMER. 4.81 Leracke bldg. Main 4182; Washing tor 1404. 92 PROPERTIED sash north and south, from 4 to 6 rotffli; modern and semlmedsrn; cash and ttrros Some near Garfield Park. For terms call Drexel 8194. HOUSE 8 room# horn; well, cistern In hous*. gas. electricity. Nice location on the hill In weet Indianapolis. Owner. Call Balmont 8007. _ THREE-ROOM cottage, south side; electric lights, barn and shed. OR. BRIGHAM. 9 X. Illinois. Main 03SL_ FIVE rooms. Ya.ndes street; seven room*, Martindale ave.; 7 rooms Arsenal ave. All eernt-modern. Terms. Webster 7816. NEW. modern bungalow. 4615 Guilford avenue. Phone Circle 6405. LEAVITT I I-AND COMPANY' | CAIRO at.. 4 rooma, electrlo light*. Terms. Harrison 1873. . EQUITY IN *-RddM~HdliSE _ FOR _ ALE 7 | FINE LOCATION. WEBSTER 4896. FOR BALB—Large suburban lot. Call T>r-xe> 8 B*B

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REAL ESTATE FCR SALE. TWELVE-ROOM double, would a tradn for amailer one luquira 14'*o S. Jkalniont. ' 'REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN." SUBURBAN HOME Knrty-StKth and Keyatona ave. Bargain. Beo Van Aradal. H. C. Tuttle & Bro. 131 E. Ohio. Four oampiag iltea Dear ! 're>-k, forty mi'er. wf.it, about ona acre good bottom ground with each for your numniir gir4*ti, will build aummar cot tag* f*>r purchaser*. Webster 7 81H LOTS Fun SALE. FOREST MANOR ADDITION Lot 43x182. Cheater atreot ijßar Thlrtv Fourth Paved atr*ct, echool and city car n*ar Price only $895 Ten dolar* eah balance $1 weekly. 740-42 Banker* Truit Bldg 8! ain 1409. 1 WILJ, *Ati rhoice lot to l party for $lO caah. balance $1 weekly. ea’ej in rapidly developing dletnct northeaa* Near city rar. eciiooi and paved etreet Price now only 83'i5. MR. Waihingtoo 1079. LARGB bfftutiltt! iota in Waytia park. jut off W Washington et., which 1h being paved; $! down. $i a week. Will take you out in our automobile et your convenience. OSCAR LEE. 607 City Tr i t Main Oil 7. iTtxTxTaTON 'i KIUU 'K. Beauflful lota on Kenyon, near Washington t . SBOO. Payment* Call W. H COOPER & CO. for appointment. Homo phone. Irv 0512 CORNER tract 92 a 182 cated on Cheater street *outh of Thlrty- • 1500 for the two lot* Only $"0 • eah. b* ance s!* weekly. Phone now. y*tn 8907 EAST front lot on paved street northeast. (4!ie 46x185. If taken In 5 days. 810 cash, balanoe SI a week buys it. Price $ Mala it it DKsTS a BUB L ‘I B M PARK, SS4 ■ D. F MAIN 337 7. RE A L~ESTAf LE O R T R AIDEL NINE flat brick, steam heat, rent $6 370 per year Price $32,000. Want good, clear farm. REDMAN, I*7 N. Dearborn st.. Chicago. A FAIR trade in better t tan ea rmoe male GEO. R BROWN. 1003 City Tmet. REAL ESTATE—FOR TRADE. Ivo A 1 ’ • | : REAL. ESTATE—WANTED.

WE have buyer* waiting for goad double and single houses; reasonably prloed. East nr north. ORIN JESSUP LAND COMaln 2957. Seventh floor Occidental. ANxTolh to bur a home -vest or north west, four or five room# have the cash. Address A No. 1199 Times WANTED- -Far oaah, direct from ownjf, a four or five-room home, south. Adore** A No 1190, Times. cash” for - ’ equity ok"~contract FOR REAL ESJAHC. MAIN 1115 rARV! MY nee home, 48 acre* 4-room hou*e 2 barns, orcherd, well watered, line rouda, 25 mile* Indianapolis. 5 mt><* railroad. Prl. <-d right, bad health rcsson for selling. JOHN A. BROWN. Monrovia, Ind. Rants 1- - AUTOMOBILES FOB SALB, Bargains Every one of them the best value that can be obtained anywhere. Bring your down payment with you and drive her away. Most of these cars have been repainted, have new tops and are In fine mechanical condition. CASH—PAYMENTS—-TRADE. Down. Weekly FORD TOURING. 1917... *95 *4 50 FORD TOURING. 1918 2100 24.00 FORD TAXI 2100 25.00 INTERSTATE TOURING.2I26 20 00 HTUDEB A KER 4 HOAD 1146 24.00 9TIIDBBAKBH 4, 7-PA85.2145 200 COLE 8 TOURING 2145 24.00 SAXON 6 TOURING 2146 18.60 DODGE TOURING 215 28.60 MONROE TOURING 2195 29.60 LEXINGTON 4 TOUR 2295 18.00 KINO 8 TOURING 2396 210.00 Indianapolis Auto Part* and Tire Cos. Open ovenlngH and Sunday*. Good Used Cars at Low Prices. Your Credit Is Good With Cs. We Carry Our Own Tiuie Paper aud Charge You No Brokerage or Commission. Dort touring. 2450 Hupmobtle touring..., 800 Dodge touring 875 Chandler touring 800 Rebuilt Chandler touring 960 Hudson Super 6 touring 950 Cleveland touring 950 Chandler touring (domon*t ratorl 1.250 Welbon Automotive Company 1025 \’. Moridlan m. Main 4721. Nash Renewed CaTs ARE GUARANTEED. tVe also offer the following standard used car# all of which are of exceptional value. Patter-on touring 1920 Maxwell touring. Rco touring. 4 cylinder. 1920 Hupmobile rbadster. C*ah or terms. Losey-Nash Retail Cos. 4i* w. Capitol ave. Main 814 S-8141. Automata 21-848.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. The Assortment of the City at Buck’s Attractive Values Attractive Prices Attractive Terms 18 make*. 8 body atylea. 2 and 3 taseenger roadsters. 4-pa**<an-aar sport and onummy. 5 and i paaeng-T tourings, sedan* and coupes. BTVDEBAKER REO FRANKLIN CHEVROLET ESSEX GVKRLAND lIUPMODILE OAKLAND REGAL 'HALMERS MAIBUHM DODGE IN TER ST AT E THE BUCK CO. CO3 N. Penney! vanla. One square nortji of poeto.ttce. Columbia automobiles. art huh DIETZ COMPANY, distributors. 534 E. Market atreet. Malu 6715 FORD sedan, 1921; Just lik* new. Several extras, bargain. Circle 1462. 19t$ Ml PMOB-LJB touring; like now. SIS N. Pennaylvanie su Main 2 246. TRUCKS—FOR SALE. rmicKs Autocar chassis with cab. Used, but rebuilt in our own shops. To be sold with regular 1-year Autocar guarantee. lVa-Ton Diamond “T” chassis. Used but 40 days. Will sell with guarantee as if new. Bargain price. Ford truck with new body and cab in splendid condition. | Studebaker Speed truck with panel body, electric lights and starter. Will make an excellent delivery unit. THE BUCK CO. 313 N. Penn. St. Distributors of Autocar Trucks. Main 0308. Auto. 24-37 L > i t The beat equipped and up-to-date paint shop in Indiana is at your service, under the supervision of men vrho know nothing else but high-grade work. May we have tlie pleasure of giving you an estimate when you contemplate having your motor vehicle painted? Local Branch NORDYKE & M ABM ON COMPANY Eleventh and Meridian Streets. Phone Main 1884. Indianapolis, ind. FOR SALE A tira for evarv car. Notice we aell 30*3 t $7.00; 32x4 at $11.40. Look at MASTER I ""PRODUCTION CORPORATION. 16 When Bldg. 1 MR. JACK K. lARKER. Homo Auto Repair Man. Let me repair your oar in your own garage. Large or email car*. Work Guaranteed Reference*. Phone, Circle 061 t. auto Washing Onr specialty. S3B North Illinois S & S Auto Laundry DETECTIVEB. Quigley-Hyland,, Agency Civil ana Criminal Irweetigator*. 526-629 Law bids. Main 2901

AUTOMOBILES—WANTED. • AUTOS WANTED i. Woif Auto Cos. m N. Hilnolo Bf. Main 1F79 45(n. It * • AUTOS WANTED , used car dealers in state INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS. 618 N Capitol. Open *v*nlniTA Ah'lOS wariliu. WEISbMA.Si 312-14 t. N w York tTfft Main 4446. M -r'J-Q i h c T CLE3 bicyclesT Now is the tlma to have your motor cycle overhauled and re-enameled. ERNEST HUGHES CO. 534-36 Mass Ave Main 6404. CAfeL paid for ail kinds or motorcycle* FLOYD PETERMAN. 60S Ma^achuaetis avtnc**. - M } . SCEL - LANE OUS—FOR SALt tWalk 2 squares and save a dollar on I \ your trousers at i| I THE PANTS STORE CO. 11l I Two Storsa Hjl J 4 8 W Ohio SL Jill 118 ft Ohio St. • "isil ipiralmi, ET(S a See Mr L>yd. rear nf Bixby factory. YV*s: k’-rrii eml B**!t R. R No telephone order* no deliveries. BEDFORD STONE AND CONSTRUCTION CO. r.KMINI. ii IN TVPKWR'TER MODEL NO 6. i.M.Y 91 o. IK Sol.D TODAY’ f’I.ARK TTFKIVRITKR SHOP 18 YV. MARKET ST , UPSTAIRS. PHONE MAIN 26 58. Quit wsarln* rMdj-ra* -w, IP ANTS S W, malt* ttam to your j j tc*a*ur for.. Cl 1/ I.ICON TAILORING CO. Nielli tS Naw York t. Upatalra ; RKMINMT* N VIHIbEe TYrnWRITER | %:ODEL NO 19: ONI.V 33 . FINE CONDITION < LARK TY PEW 111 TER SHOP. • u YY MARKET ST I I’.OAIKS. PHONE 1 N 658 IIL. flood rubber tired Invalid gSeiTh chslra for rent. 33 f>o a month: Jrajyggk >o charge fur delivery. Jdaker BUCKfiNSDKRFEH T~Y' I > E VV R iTkTI MODEL NO 7. GOOD CONDITION. EOriPPF.O WITH CAHRVING CASE. ONLY |lO. CLARK TYPEWRITER SHOP. IS W. MARKET ST., UPSTAIRS. PHONE MAIN 2888. ODDS anl ends In grocery fixtures. Meat boxen let boxen, restaurant tables and chairs, coun.rrs and show casea BAKER BROS. ROYAL VI SI HIE T yY’E LATE MODEL NO 19 SELj.S NEW LIST PRICE 311. USED A REAL BARGAIN AT 385. IF SOLD AT ONCE. CLARK TY’PEWRITER SHOP 18 W MARKET . Pf . A IRS PHONE MAIN 2584 LADY'S fall suit, dark blue serse. lined with sl.k. beautifully trimmed. Will sacrifice for quick sale. Webster 6591, sSrrrH~PREMI ER VISIBLE TYPEWRITER. MODEL NO. 10, ONLY ISO. CLARK TYPEWRITER SHOl’. 18 W. MARKET ST., UPSTAIRS PHONE MAINJII VICTROLA and records and large baseburner. Cal! Circle 1 347. MONARCH TYPEWRITER. NO. S. HERE 18 A HEAL BARGAIN AT 330. MUST BE BEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. 18 W MARKET ST.. UPSTAIRS. PHONE MAIN 2685. _ L. C SMITH TYPEWRITER. GOOD CONDITION. GUARANTEED: ONLY 332.50 IF SOLD TODAY. CLARK TYPEWRITER SHOP. IS V. MARKET ST.; UPSTAIRS. PHON E MAIN 2 tLC NATIONAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER. FINE CONDITION. ONLY SLIGHTLY USED ONLY 330. CLARK TYPEWRITER SHOP. It. W. MARKET ST. VPKTAIJtS. PHONE MAIN 2686. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER, ONLY *35. (LARK TYPEWRITER SHOP. 18 W. MARKET ST. ; UPSTAJRS. PHONE ■MAIN 2688. GOOD sound yellow ear corn wanted at the stock yards. Main 0196. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. I ‘innos —(i raphonolas PLAYER PIANOS Robertson Music, House, 423 Massachusetts. Main 4551. FOR "SALE—-Dandy uprijtht piano. Rent, sell or ti'sde. Services accepted for part payment. .Randolph 3X45. RECORDS, sood records of any make yon * desire. 40c. BAKER 13R05., 219 East Washington. NEW player piano; ivlll take cheap lot; balance payments. Randolph 422 L iToTpiANO for 3200 If taken at once; leaving city. Randolph 6976. SEWING MACHINE S FOR 9AL£. USED White find Singer , - nw r\ Rented 33 per fQ ) •y Aaf month. Repairs v "' > < and parts for all (U ] &x AcA makes gu&rauteed V _y 312 Man*. Ave Main *406. PET STOCK AND POULTRY. FOR SALK —100 AVhite Leghorn hens at 31 each. Address R. S. RUSH. New Augusta, Ind R. R. A. HOMES wanted for healthy homeless dogs. INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY. City dog pound. 924 E. N. Y. Main 0872. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. GO TO BAKER BROS, for furniture, ruga and stoves. Payments. 219-225 East Washington street. FOR SALE —Dining room table; square oak. Circle u 1 94. ||n ||| SIX rooms of Louaeho’d goods, alia new. 3500; leaving ally. Circle 84JMBW WHEN pp’ronlilrig these tlon the Time* fSssSu|M

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12 to 0 -—-No it’s not a baneball soor©. Just lieten, an automobile dealer who is a consistent user of T mea Classified Fold TWELVE USED CARS I*AST WEEK; we know another dealer not five square from him who DID NOT SELL A SINGLE CAR—this last mar; did not use the Times (although he advertised in two other Indianapolis newspapers,). Do You Get the Morals Don’t welt day after day for Times reader* to ’happen” along the street a.nd see what jou have to sell in your window. —lt'e easy to sell your car your old piece of furniture, your house, your services, anything, to Times readers- — if you employ the right method. You must let them know i that you have something to sell. Call Main 3500 and ask for a want ad taker. The result will please you. v J COAL AND WOOD FOR SALE. THP; BEST I*S THE CHEAPEST. Ind. or Linton cian forked .. $7.00 Illinois lutrp. larg* clean forked.. 57 60 Ben; Brasil block, large forked. .. .85.50 Try our PofAtiontaa, noao hotter. Delivered anv where in the city Fiee kindling with each tot order** 1 i -r more. Drexel 2260. LEGAL notice. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sea.ert proposal* for following deticribed work v ill he received by the common council ic the city of Mt. Vernon. Indiana at the council chamber in the city of M'. Vernon. Indiana at 7 10 o’clock p. m . on the 15*.h day of Auguet. 1021, et which time and pace the bide will he properly opened end read. Said work to consist of improvement of Fifth street 'he west line of Cana! street to the Tile Factory road According to plans and epeciftcations now on file in the clerk's office of *aid city and consisting of the building of an oiled, macaiia’ri roadway together with concrete curb and gutter a’ong the Aide thereof and estimated to cost $17,285.00. Each bid shall be accompanied by a non-collusion affidavit and a certified check Ur two and one-half per cent (2H r s of the engineer's estimate of the cost of such work bid upon, to insure the fl-vecution of a contra- t by tne suc<essfill bidder, and the successful bidder shall gt\e bond to Insure compliance xvitn contract. The common council reserves the right to reject any and all bid*. The city will pay the cos: of intersectloiir. Da led this Ist day of August. 1321. L W DIXON. City Clerk FINANCIAL.

PERSONAL LOANS $lO TO S3OO This office Is operated under the supervision of the State of Indiana and su eatabllshrd for the purpose of providing a place where honest people can borrow any amount from 310 to 3300 without paylr* more than the legal rate of inteies. or without being Imposed upon in any way. It ! only necessary that you are keeping house and permanently located. NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSED We do not notify your employer, neither do we make Inquiries of your friends, relatives or trades psople. Yon can have all time necessary for repayment and pay only for the actual time you keep the money. Call and let ns explalu. No charge unless yon borrow. Loan* with other companies paid off and more money advanced at legal rates. IF IN A HURRY PHONE MAIN 2523 OR AUTO. 22-460. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO. Looms 205-7-9 Indiana Trust Bldg. 113 K. Washington Hu Corner Vtr. Are. W’K ARK PRKPA KLD TO M AKB REAL ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WB FURCHASK REALTY CONTRACTS, MORTGAGES. BONDS AND STOCKS LISTED A.ND UNLISTED. INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO. FRANK K. SAWYER. Prea. Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bldg Southwest corner Delaware end Market FIRST and second mortgages on Indians and Indianapolis real estate . R. B. WILSON. 10£ N. Delaware st. Main 1618. INSURANCE ~ in all its branches. AUBREY D. PORTER 386 Lemcke hldg. Main 1013 ONE HUGE LOG IS AN AUTO BRIDGE Fir Tree, 9 Feet Thick, Across Stream. i KACHESS LODGE, Wash . Aug. 5 A single log is tbe automobile and wagon bridge over the north folk of the Snoißialrnle River a few miles west of the summit of the Cascade Mountains. It consists of a big flr tree 80 feet long and nine feet thick, upsn which a deck 12 foet wide has been erected with surllng railing on both sides. It Is said to- be the only one of its kind and bridges a chasm over 100 feet deep. The location In the rocky formation made the erection of a truss bridge Imposibie and a bent frame kind would not stand the pressure of either Ice or high water at freshet time. The great difficulty of falling a Iree across a canyon l the likelihood of breaking the trunk In several places as it strike* the ground. Often huge logs break squarely off in the center. More often they split In many places, ruining the timber. After much planning, the engineers built on the opposite ride a cordon of smaller logs which would act as a cush lon for the big tree to fall upon. The tree was sawed and fell exactly wb 're U was wanted. Both ends were jacked up and a foundation of concrete and rock laid lo prevent aDd the deck of teat the log twenty boraeaJli'fyjSjt'f JmA’S lo ft of 200 n.,U(HisMiEUS stand ic the

INDIAN ROYAL PRINCESS SUED BY HER HUSBAND Daughter of Maharajah Figures in Sensational Divorce in London. FLAT SCENE DESCRIBED LONDON. Aug. s. —An Indian princess. the daughter of the late Maharajah of (’ooch-Behar, ia the respondent In a divorce action now being heard by Lord Mersey here. Evidence was given by the husband of an incident he witnessed in the early morning through an open window of fl fiat in Knightsbrldge, and the judge, who remarked that there ■was a charge of misconduct “committed in circumstances which appear to be almost Incredible,” has adjourned the case for further evidence. The petition, which was undefended, wan brought by Mr. Lionel Henry Mander of Devonshire mansions. Great Portland street, against his wif, Pratlva Sundari, an Indian princess, on the ground of her supposed misconduct with Reginald de Beer.

UNHAPPY MABBIAGK. “I was married on Feb. 21, 1912, at the register office, Calcutta,” aaid Mr. Mander. ‘ iVe lived afterwards at Buckingham gate aud ether places. Thera are no children. The marriage was not happy, because temperamentally we were ! entirely unsulted, and my wife is a per--1 son of violent temper. “I joined the army in 1914. My wifa returned to India in 3915 and came back to England in 1919, but I did not live with her because I heard reports of her behavior in India. She has independent means. "I do not know De Beer except by 1 sight. I believe, he Is employed as a clerk at the Indian revenue office, Croatwell road. “I was In a hotel In Canon street one day. My wife was living opposite In Bol- ; ton street and I saw De Beer and her leaning out of a window. WIFE LIVES IRREGULAR LIFE. * ”1 beard from a friend of my wife's conduct and I went last August to a flat on the ground floor in Wellington court. Knlghlsbridgc. I rang the bell but was not admitted. I went to tho back anu climbed tip some railings.” EVERY ONE TALKING. The judge asked Mr. Mander who told i him thnt his wife had been living an Irregular life. “It was a friend of mine named Smallwood. who is a merchant 1n Calcutta.” said Mr Mander. "He told me that she had not been behaving herself out thers and that every one wag talking about her.” The Judge: “It must have been a matter of greet public interest if every one was talking about It. She was a wellknown lady in India and people knew of and about her. “Was she a society lady? I do not know.” Mr. Mander continuing the story cf hi* visit to the Oat. said the light went out in the room when he was at the front of the house, and when he went to the hack there was a light in one of the rooms. “The blind was drawn and the window was open,” he said. “I climbed the railt ings and saw my wife and De Beer ly- : ing on the bed. t went to the road and saw a police constable, whom I brought back to the flat with me. I ssked him to look in at the window, and I called out my wife's name, ‘Pretty, what are you doing;' or ‘What is the meaning of ! tliis ?' ” DESCRIBES SCENE IN BEDROOM. ■ The judge: “Poes she speak English ?“ "Yes. perfectly. She Is an Indian princess. “All Indian princesses do not speak English." “But she was educated in England. She is the daughter of the late Maharajah of Cooch-Behar ” “The man came to the window and I thick he said:-‘I say. this is a bit thick.’ or something of the kind.” Mr. Mander added that he then took a taxicab and drove home. Police Constable Gardiner said that on Aug 6, 1920. he accompanied Mr. Mande* to the fiat and saw a woman and a man on the bed. “I heard Mr. Mander call ‘Patrey.’ or ; some name like that. The woman made no answer, but the man got up and said: ! T sav. old man. this 1* a bit cool,' or | something of the sort." i The Judge asked when the un rose j that morning, and the assistant register I replied that It rose at 4:30. j “I rannot understand.” said Lord Mer- | sey. “this lady and gentleman exhibiting j themselves with the electric light whea ! it was daylight.” Mr. Willis (for Mr. Manderl : “I do ! not know whether they found the weather warm and therefore had the window open, or whether they had lost all se.uao of decency.” The Judge said there was a charge of misconduct committed In circumstances which appeared to him to be almost incredible. I Mr. Willis: “It is the evidence, however incredible.” ! The judge: “Yet, but 1 have to make I up my mind, like a jury, whether I beLteve It.” i Mr. Mander added that his wife anI fortunately gave way to drink. ; "She is living with De Beer now,” he ! said. j Mr. Willis: “How do yon know?” [ “I know it beeanse I heard it from my brothOr and his wife. My brother married her sister.” The judge: “You and your brother married two Indian princesses?” "Yea." “I daresay It Is all right.” remarked Lord Mersey, "but I desire further evidence. and will adjourn the case for that purpose.” Repeat Wedding* of 25 Years Ago I.OS ANGELES, Aug. s.—Mr. and Mrs. F. II Ballinger renewed memories of (heir wedding day by a second- marriage —march, cake, attendants and cere.mony —at the celebration of the-ir twenty filth wedding anniversary. There were the same vows exchanged, the same songs sung, and Dame Fashion received a rude Jolt when the bride appeared dressed in the gown of her first wedding day and the valance of lace and full skirt. Bh wore also the same slippers, gloves and stockings. Snake Lays 75 Eggs NEW YORK. Aug. s.—Because she laid seventy five eggs from which seventy-five little reptiles may be hatched, a plac* In Bronx Zoo Is waiting for a huge reticulated python now on an animal ship just arrived at San Francisco from Singapore. Raymond L. Ditmers, curator of reptiles at the 7,00, is trying to buy the huge snake. The reticulated py* thon attains a length of thirty feet. Co-ed Peace Flies SYRACUSE. N. Y., Aug. s—There is war in Syracuse University and the cause was a fly bite. A co-ed sleeping in an unscreened room in Reid Hall, adjoining the students’ supply store, furnished the fly with his midnight lunch. Now the girls have declared war on the supply store, controlled by Leon Bills, former flyweight member of a famous Syracuse crew.

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