Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 231, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1922 — Page 11
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS. asp- 1 Wa Cel, . Parlors I*4* Union At T FLAiNjNEK 4 BUCHANAN i *2O North Illinois St directors to the people it indlAO* *P-j)!s *1 nee IIS7. Phones—Main 0641-0642. LI *441. iMiiaNAPOLIS CREMATORY Ueorge Urmstemer Funeral Director. 522 E. Market Old phone Main 0906. LI 719 k. j Tcwilson 12*0 Prospect. ST 1671. Drexel rttt W. T. Blasengym. 1625 Shelby st Drexel 2570. Stewart 1114. 1702 N, Illinois. Randolph 6870. EDW. L. HOLMAN 2512 Central Ave. Randolph 5903. CUAS. A. HOCKENSAUiii. V 724 N. Illinois. Main 1166. LI 1186. PC N EKAITUI RECTORS—WM. E. KKKIGER. LS_ 1164. Main 1464. 1402 N. Illinois OADD-BERT S. GADD. 21S0 Prospeot et. Phones: Drexe! 0422. ST 227*. UNDERTAKERS— HISEY & TITUR 951 North Del. LI €564. Main 36*0. FEENEY * FEENEY. IC24 N. liUnois. Main 084 k PE aTTT ANtT FUn¥rAL NOTICES. BOLING, VIVIAN GERTRUDE—Age S, daughter of John and Gertrude Boling, died 6 p. m., Feb. 4. Funeral 10 a m. Tuesday, Feb. 7 at 1636 Sheldon street. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Daugherty! max Iv! w. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2 p m. Burial at Crone Hill cemetery. Burial private. Friends are Invited to the services, which will be held at the home. FUELLE, RHINHAP.D—BeIoved husband of Mary Fuelle. passed away Feb. 6, 1922, age 62 years, at residence, 1532 Woodlawn ave. Friends may call Monday afternoon and evening. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 7 at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Buriat Crown Hill. St Louis (Mo.) papers please copy. KELLY, CORNELIUS—Ag~S2 years, at his home. 2328 N. Capitol ave., Saturday evening. Funeral Wednesday morning, 8:30, at the home. Services SS. Peter and Paul’s cathedral at 9 a. m. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. MOLLKNKOPH, LOUISE —Beioved mother of Mrs. Ada Hudson, departed this life Sunday, Feb. 5, at 4:36 p. m., age 72 years. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 7 at residence, 1257 Lawton (Vigo st.) at 1:30 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends Invited. ROTH, KARL—Beloved son of Charles and Lizzie Roth (nee Wallman), died at residence, 746 E. Orange street, Saturday, 11:45 a. m., age 4 years 19 days. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1:30 p. m., at residence, 2 p. m. at St John's Reformed Church, corner Merrill and Alabama Bt3. Friends Invited. WEBB, MISS RUTH ANNE—Age S2. passed away' at her home, 2433 N. New Jersey, Sunday p. m. Funeral at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Calvin I. Fletcher, 1031 N. Pennsylvania. Time published later. CARD OF THANKS.'7~CARD OF THANKS —We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the many friends, neighbors ad relatives for the kindness and sympathy shown at the time of the sudden death of our mother, wife, daughter and eister. Dollie S. Scofield; to the Rev. Alexander for his consoling words and the singers and for the many beautiful flora! offerings and the undertaker. Mr. Hey don Buchanan. From MOTHER, HUSBAND. CHILDREN. SISTERS AND IN ME MORI AM. IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance of Charlotte C. P.lnehart (nee Gurley) who died two years ago today. Relentless death among us comes And bitter grief imparts. It takes the loved ones from our home*. But never from our heart*. Sadly missed by HUSBAND, DAUGHTER, FATHER, MOTHER, BROTHERS AND SISTERS. LOST AND FOUNDSTRAYED OR STOLEN—Boston hull, female, white blaze In face; answers to name Babe; very smalL Reward. BELmont 1975. TWO -"checks, one *29.50 and one *35 and one $lO and one $5 bill. Reward. Call Randolph 0441. FOUND —Child’s gold necklace. Call Drexel 7435. PERSONALS. GAiAti/vtfzetcn, President of the Indiana Chiropractic College. Inc. Rational adjustments for chronic, sub-acute and acute diseases. Specializing in women's troubles. Phone, Circle 7374. 149 N. Delaware stfeet. I WILL, not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Mabel Beerwart. MR. VICTOR J. BEERWART. Feb. 3, 1922. Hanna. Ind. PILES, fissures, fistula, ulceration, constipation, bleeding, itching. cured at home. Write for triad. S. D. TARNET, Auburn, Ind. PRIVATE massages by masseur of French t Lick Springs Hotel. Here for the * inJler. CLAUDE POWERS. Belmont 1966. WANTED—A good home for baby; privilege of adoption. Address A No. 1907, Times. MASSAGES —217 N. Illinois st., apt. Select patronage. Circle 1890. “HOUSES—TO LET. I.VJ9 S. EAST, mod., heated, 7 rooms. $05.00 1* N. Chester, bath, 5 rooms 35.90 917 E- 16th, mod., heated. 4 rooms. 35.00 407 W. 32d. mod., furnished. 4 rooms 35.00 122 N. Bradley av*e7, 5 rooms 25.00 505 Division st., 6 rooms 20.0 C 1411 N. Arsenal ave., 6 rooms 20.00 1330 Tabor su. furnished, 4 rooms... 15.00 1111 Hiawatha st.. colored, 5 rooms. 15.50 E. E. Hatfield STRICTLY* modern apartment and flat; gas, water and heat furnished. 506 N. La Salle street. HOUSE, six rooms; Temple avenue; two blocks north of East Tenth street car line. Cal! at 1202 North Temple avenue. BRAND new modern half of double. Breed Ripple; adults, S4O Washington 4302 FLATS, APA HIM E N TS—TO LET. SEPARATE entrance and bath; two large sleeping room*. Reduced to reliable employed couple or gentlemen. Circle 2529. TRANSFE R A ND _ ST OR AG (F Blue Star Transit Return load from Toledo to Indianapolis between the Ist and the ljih. Local and long-distance hauling. BERT SMITH 155 Kentucky ave. AUTO MOVING VAN SERVICE. Main 2294. | part low ""fireproof storage co. ' Private locked room* and open space 25c per month and up. Local and overland transfer. We call and give you exact prices on any kind of work without any obligations. 419-21 i.. Market street. Main 2760. LI 3680. Shank Superior Service BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE TRANSFER. PACKING AND SHIPPING. 227 N. New Jersey gi. Main 2028. Li 1123. S' ’Hoi.L TRUCK TRANSFER hy hour, day, week or month. Kenwood 3644. PACKING, hauling, overland. Phone OTTO SUESZ. Main 2353. 3C2S. Night, Webster 0699. UNION STATION TRANSFER Local, overiand moving; guaranteed work. M. 7119. 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MALE HELP—WANTED. SEVERAL live men to sell high-grade yet low priced stoves for leading Indianapolis store; liberal commission; experience desired but not essential. See Mr. Sherrod, Room 114 Stubbins hotel, 9-11 a. m. and 6-8:30 p. m. Solicitors and Canvassers Wanted for house-to-house work in Indianapolis. A worker can make good money i on a well-advertised proposition; comrals- ! sion basis. Call circulation dept., The In--1 dlana Dally Times before noon any day this vreek. WANTED —County agent to demonstrate and sell Taylor's Tire Proteotors. .Prevent puncture, blowout and side wall rut cut. Agent can make *2,500 to *4,000 per annum. TAYLOR MANUFACTURING CO.. 1260 S. West st. A2pntq Unusual opportunity to make 6 BIG. QUICK MONEY. An article in demand. See Mr. Callehan, 2116 Schurmann avenue. On Riverside car line. WANTED —Carpenter. Apply *309 North Illinois street. bll ca r iorTwanted^male. POSITION as fireman for small heating plant. JOHN CASNER, *2B E. Washington street. SA LESM AN—WANT E D. GOOD salesman wanted for Indianapolis Territory. If you are a live wire you can make *4O a week or better. American Ribbon and Carbon Cos. 20 8. Capitol Ave. _____ FEMALE heIp—WANTED?" FOOD DEMONSTRATORS Experienced in demonstrating in retail stores in Indianapolis. Permanent position. Salary, bonus and prizes. Address A No. 1861, Times. WHITE girl for general housework, no laundry; wages *9; small family. *264 Ruckle. WOMAN to do housework. 405 8. Alabama etreet. . business services. FAMILY WASHING 8 CENTS A POUND Flat work washed and Ironed ready to use. ( Wearing apparel washed and dried, f2 Minimum Charge Ask for Economy Service THE BEST GRAND LAUNDRY. MAIn 0771. Yes? Hair Gut, 35c NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE. 140 N. Illinois *L SEWING machines repaired, adjusted and regulated. Regardless of make. Price* reasonable. Work guaranteed. Randolph j 5997. BATHROOM fixtures, complete. *9O. i Plumbing supplies at retail. We save ! you money on installation. E. M. I1AR- ; DIN CO., 3220 E. Michigan. salrty razor blades Sharpened. TUTTLKDGK. *9l Indiana r. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated; feather mattresses and pillow* mad*. E. F. BURKLE. 416 Mass. M 1420. Lt. *7 76. - L. E. HOLDING. Sheet metal worker, guttoMpg. spouting, furnace repairing a specialty. Circle *s6*. HEATH'S Union Barber Shop. Warm. comfortable bath rooms. 133 W. Market etreet. *• ELECTRIC wiring; houses a specialty. No charges for estimates. Main 3636. GOOD roofing, *1.25 per roll ofd up. E. M. HARDIN CO., 3220 E. Michigan. WASHINGS done by the pound; not called for or delivered. Webster 7218. CURTAINS to launder. Drexel 0895. MRS. J. LUTZ. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. SWITCHING SITE Close in. One of the beat distributing: points in city. Will lease from one to five years. Will not lease to coal yard. Seventeenth and L. E. 6c W. railroad. M. A. SILVER GOAL GO. WEbater 0b 18 NOTICES. NOTICE Hoosier Square and Compass Club Will give a Smoker on Monday night, Feb. 6th. All Master Masons invited. ROOMS—TO _ET. (FRONT room, suitable for two people; | steam heat and bath. Three unfurnished rooms, bath, light, gas, steam beat. | Telephone and garage. 3306 B. New York j street. Webster 6891. [nicely furnished front room; modern; ( private home north. Central car line, j Randolph 8283. * SEPARATE entrance and bath; two large sleeping rooms. Reduced to reliable eml ployed couple or gentlemen, l.’ircte 2529. MODERN steam heated furnished or unfurnished. 1808 Broadway. Kenwood 3647. BROADWAY, 2110; nice furnished room. in modern home. Randolph 0295. 6h7oT 419 E.; sleeping rooms. *1 and *2 per week. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. TWO connecting downstairs rooms; gas and electricity furnished; range and cabinet; private entrance and private family; $5 per week to clean, quiet couple. Drexel 6676. TWELFTH st.. 608 E.; two large room* and kitchenette, neatly furnished; i ground floor. COLLEGE AVE., 2717; 2 nicely furnished" room*; steam heated. Randolph 6799. NEWLY furnished room lor girl; small family; home privileges; morning and evening meals. Webster 6149. ROOM and boaqd for 2; north, near Central line. Washington 4116. " WHY WORRYT LET • Times Want ad sell it for y*Ba
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. Beautiful Bungalow Bargain Brand new Cnltfornia-Flortda bungalow, thoroughly modern with garage, newly furnished on beautiful CarHollton ave. Owner leaving city, will sell furnished for $8,500. Here Is a real chance for someone with REAL MONEY. Shown by-appointment only by owner. Address A No. 1866. Times. / $500.00 Cash Five rooms, semi-modern, twocar garage, electric lights, gas, w'ell and cistern. Price $2,100, balance monthly. Bargain. Trustees System Main 5857. Lve., Randolph 0943. Real Home Comfort In this Hix-room modern home on Hoyt ave., near State. The room® are all on one floor a:.d are larsfe and light. Excellent decorations and electric fixtures. Both street and alley paved. The cloanllnesa of the whole place will meet with the approval of the most fastidious housewife. Price 34,000, Call Ed O'Callahan. South Side Specialist with McCord & McKinney, Realtors. 811 Lemcke Bldg. * Circle 522#. Evenings. Webster 8800. Dreamland Bungalows Two brand nrw* spic and span 6-room, all hardwood floor bungalows. Just completed and ready for occupancy; fine large rooms, flrep:;.* dainty breakfast room*, built-in work :n kitchens and bathrooms, and thoroughly modern In every respect. Your choice for *6,560; *1,500 cash, balance In monthly payment*. 6244-5245 College avenue. Open for Inspection Sunda.y. FORD WOODS, 420 Lemcke Bldg. Eve Har 8065. Clr. 520. Five-Room Cottage Electric lights, gas, city water, newly painted; located - near Morris at., *1,800; *3OO cash. *ls per month. 410 Hanson ave., 8 rooms, electric lights, Ui story. *2,000; *2OO cash; balance *lB per month. Shelburn, with I. N. Richie & Son. 710-12 Banker® Trust Bldg. Main 0920 Lexington Avenue Six rooms, modern except furnace, newly painted and decorated. For qul k sale *8.150; * 200 cash, balance easy terms. Other bungalow bargain east on easy terms. Mr. Mclrte-r, with I. X. Richie & Son. 710-12 Bunkers Trust Bldg Main 0520. A Real Bargain Six rooms and bath, full basement, furnace. electric lights, well and cistern. 2car garage, chicken house. lot 75x200. Price *4.260. Cash *I,OOO. balance terms. “Live Wires." T. R. JONES & CO. 414 Peoples Bank Bldg. 134 E. Market St. Main 5768. Six-Room Modern Bungalow, East Lot 40x189; will •*’] for 94.009. Require* Sa.ooo o®h; balance at • per rent. hi South Denny *tr*t. A Horne and Investment $360 down and 4^8..50 month buys a good double having five rooms to siie. Electric lights, 'driven well, cistern. Just two blocks to car. Pries $3,200. Rents S3O. Call Main 2 3*E Webwter 7951. Nice 5-Room Cottage Electric light®, cement walk®.' *art front, located southwest. Will tell on easy term*. Mr. Anderson. I. N. Richie & Son. 710-12 Bankers Trust Bldg. Main 0520. University Heights 4 room*, electric light®, well, outbuildings; lot 100x150; $2,000; terms, j Call Trueblooa, Reliable Realty Cos. Main 0186. Evenings Irvington 421*. Home, North Seven rooms modern, near Thirty-Fifth and Illinois streets. Can bo bought for $5,500. About $2,000 cah, balance monthly payrnentK. Marion County State Bank a ff Six-room modern went, (i rr /N I] home in Trotter & Henry s Vy j / 11 v addition; $250 cash, balance $lO per month. GEO. A. LUCAS, 726 K. of P. Bldg. Circle 6600. Only~?500 put® you In a cozy nearly new wpII located bungalow noutheuwt near car. Price $2,500; SSOO caah, balance S2O monthly The Firm That Hutdlea. 760-62 Bankers Trust Bldg. Main 1400. Night, ; Randolph 7204. Seven-Room Modern Home Dcrtiblo garage, deep lot. *5.000'; *2,000 ! cash, *3O per month. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. _ -o . ri Five-room bungalow eaot, (I I] I! v Ith 1 acre. $4,250; well i II Att II w located and not quite a year old. GEO. A. LUCAS. 726 K. of P. Bldg. Circle 6600. WEST INDIANAPOLIS )HOMfT of five rooms on paved street, with electrlo lights, hardwood floors; very nice. Main 5147, Drexel 4254. "*Tr In Trotter & Henry's adnrr || dltlon, west; 6-foom modU || j| . ern. *250 down. balance ■V-il * U monthly. GEO. A. LUCAS, 726 K. of P. Bldg. Circle 6600. SIX ROOMS, modern well. hardwood throughout, large closets, double garage, good shrubbery and fruit; Fortieth and Broadway; *7,500. By OWNER. Washington 2744. Ad- find the right people ! for the right places and the right placet for the right people. Phone Main 350A I Auto >2-261 ; WEST INDIANAPOLIS HOME / of five roomw on paved street, with electric lights, hardwood floors; very nice. Main 5147. Drexel 4254. FIVE-ROOM bungalow with kitchenette, northwest, semi-modern; cash only. Randolph 1893. WEST INDIANAPOLIS. 6-room modern cottage; garage, nice garden; 1 square .from car line. Harrison 3121. MODERN double near K. Washington st.; SIOOO cash, only $6,500. Rent S7O per iu< i.th MR. WRIGHT. Irvington 02!*2. BV OWNER. 7-rooni modern home; good Lortns; fine location. Webster 8362. REAL ESTATE and real estate contract® bought, sold and exchanged. Main 1232. ; FOR houses on terms, doubles or singles. ; Call C. J. OSBURN. Drexel 6184. i FIVE-ROOM moderti bungalow. By 1 OWNER. 624 North LaSalle
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REAL ESTATE—WANTED. Property Owners . Attention If you want to sell and are looking for Immediate result® aee uh. We have cash buyers waiting for a right priced semimodern piece of property. We mean business. Howard C. Venn Main IUS. 108 E.__Mark*t RMS—FOR SALE. LAND AUCTION Michael Orr estate; 10# acres good productive corn land; ten-room house with cellar and veran-las; good well, cistern large bank barn; plenty other outbuildings; four-room tenant house with good well and smokehouse; plenty fruit, farm is well drained and fairly well fenced. Selis without reserve on premises; Vi mile north and IVi miles east of Sheridan, Hamilton County, Indiana. Wednesday, Feb. 8, at 10 a m. Ten per cent of purchase price cash; *6.000 loan to be assumed. Balance March 1. Harley Orr, adm. R. C. FO-LAND AUCTION CO.. auctioneers, Nobleevtiie. Indiana. 160-Acre Farm at Auction Owen County’s best upland, 136 acres can be tractored; balance In bluegrass; large house, good barn and outbuildings; j corn, wheat, clover and tobacco land; to :be sold to the highest bidder Tuesday. Feb. T. 192*. at 1:80 o’clock. Small payment down and easy terms get this Ideal, money-making farm. See lt beforehand or write for particulars. , C. A. DE VORE, Ownor. Quincy, Indiana. DOBBS A VESTALL, Auctioneers, Greencastie, Ind. LANDOLOGT. FREE. SPECIAL NUMBER Just out, containing; many facts of clover land In Marinette xx-anty. Wisconsin. If for a home oi an Investment you are thinking of buying good farm land., where Firmer, grow rich, eend at once for this special number of LANDOLOGY. It L free on request. Address BKIDMOHH2RIEHLE LAND CO.. US SkldmoreKiehle Bldg Marinette. Wls. 26 Acres N®w building*. 6-room hotiit*, bam, garag**. milk house, chicken house. IVi square® of lntcrurb®n, clone to school and church. Price $6 000. Webster 6577. BROWN County farms for sale; all kind®. Address Box 101, R. 2, Nashville, Ind. ~"REAL~ ESTATE—SUBU RBAN, ~ Acre Trnots East Thirty-Eighth street and Gherman drive, high-class residence neighborhood, bargain price, eaay terme. Will Consider automobile or lot as first payment Richie-Davis Cos. VlO-12 Banker* Trust Bldg Main 0620. Acreage, Kast 1H arrea east for I! 260 *25 cash, *12.50 monthly. Irvington 0512 evenlnet. W. H. Copper & Cos. *36 Is no ko B ,!g. REAL ESTATE—3ALE OR TRADE We Specialize on selling or trading country homes for city property! non-modern doubles preferred. Fowler & Eaton. 301 City Trust !flg -Main 6J'L AUTOMOBILES—FOITsALE. FORDS Roadster with slip-on body; demountable*, *65.00. Touring; good condition; good tires, *145.00. Roadster. completely overhauled; new top, *166.00. Hedan, starter. demountable, *lls cash, balance easy payments. 1920 touring without starter, *BO.OO cash, balance monthly. Ton truck completely overhauled. Buy before spring and save money. USED CAR DEPARTMENT. Wangelin-Sharp Cos. Ford' Dealers “Personal Service” 443-49 Virginia ave. Drexel 0360. PODGE BROTHERS motor care; a good aesertment at ail times. C.h.WALLESi uii Company Uodm Htumteß* Motor WtuajM 846 North Meridian. FORDS —Old models and styles. Sale or mcchange for any make car. Cash or payment. 72a Virginia ave. DR exel 6083. IIAXWCLL.I9I3," TUURINiI, New paint, good tires; A-l mechanical shape. Bargain and terras. 644 E. Washington street. Main 3493. ALL bln da of cars. *3O. *75. *IOO down, balance small weekly payments. INDPLS. AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. f,lB N. Capitol. Demonstrator, like now. live' cord tiros. PILOT MOTOR CAR CO., 1110 N. Me.rldian. Circle 40SI. OVERLAND touring, electric gtarter, good tires, $150; S6O cash, balance 6 mouths. 220 B. Pennsylvania. Main 1705, MAXWELL roadster. 1920; reflnished. *IOO down, balance easy terms. WEISSMAN. 212-214 £. New York st. Main 4446. FORD. 1917, A-l sIIAPE. Good tire, SSO down, balance one year. 644 E. Washington street. Main 34!8. " auto moei les—wanted. AUTOS WANTED I. Wolf Auto Cos. <l9 N. Illinois st. Main 1679 LI ZOO*. AUTOS wanted. WEISSMAN’3. 212-14 hi New York street. Main 4446. MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES. Now Is the time to have your motorcycle overhauled and re-enameled. ERNEST HUGHES CO. 684-96 Mas®. Af. Mato 640! CASH paid tor ti 1 kind® of motorcrcto.i FLOYD FETEKMAN. 608 U**aachua®tt4 ®TOQ*. ~IN S f R U CTIONS. ’ PRIVATE LESSONS: all systems shorthand: typewriting and bookkeeping; Burroughs calculator; certified teachers; day and night classes; special rates now offered. Call or write for particulars. Circle 1214. JACKSON BUSINESS COLLEGE. MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITT Barber college. *O9 E. Washington st., Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757.
AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. AUTOMOBILES and truck® repaired and painted. Automobile axle®, bodies, fenders, frames, springs and wheels repaired. Automobile tops made new and recovered |on short notice. Aut curtains made new !or repaired while you wait. We specialize on fitting; and hanging; auto doors and repairing lock®. Get our price® on Goodyear truck and passenger car tire®. John Guedelhoefer Wagon Cos. Kentucky ave. and Georgia st. SCO RED Ctti NDE R S KEPAI RE th EAGLE COPPER INLAY PROCESS. CYLINDER GRINDING. NEW EQUIPMENT. Oversize piston rings and pins, crankshaft grinding; steel etartor gears put on. EAGLE MACHINE CO. *4 N. Noble st. Main 0884. “auto tops Recovered and repaired, curtains re- - paired, curtains open with door. back i curtains with plate glass, cushions repaired. W. S. VAN NESS. 384 E. Market st. Main 336 2. UARBON REMOVED 50c per cylinder, while you wait; guaranteed harmless to motor, i TOWING—OPEN 24 HOURS—SERVICE t M. M. TrexlePs Auto Service. 1120 Central. Main 6076. AUTO WASHING 7 Onr specialty. *34 North Illinois. S & S Auto Laundry COLVIN BATTLRY COMPANY. "* 121 E. Maryland ®t. Circle 1870. Recharge. 6-vort, 60c; 12-volt, t6a New battery, guaranteed two year®. 611. $1460; 61, >16.50; 137, Mi. 50. Ford Bodies Trade your old one tor anew one, Onv open commercial. AUTOWA BODY DIST. B*9 E. Market. MOTOR OILS—Gulf at 65e and Sunoco at 90c a gallon. Guaranteed. 853 Mass. ave. ALTO painting, reasonable price. Webeter 7 122. Tm j SC ELLAN EOUS—FOR SALE. ~ Match Your Coat With a Pair of ( \ TROUSERS 1 I M to *lO 1 Work Pants, J2to ft Inf THE VASTS STORK CO. 1 {Uf Two Stores. M % 1 41 W Ohio. 114 E. Ohio F m WHEN you think of buying furniture. | come In and see the largest and most I complete line of it In the United States in one store un we will make agreeable terms with you. I BAKER RROS._ WHY pay high prices tor new furniture when you can buy good, clean, rebuilt furniture for almost half what you pay for new at the suuare-de.l store. BAKER BROS. FOR SALE —Sanitary couch, with extra heavy pad. in good condition. Phone HArrison oti33. Mights phono | Circle 7883. WE CARRY the largest and most complete line of stoves in the city, hotbiasta. baaeburners. cannon stoves, combination coal and gas ranges or gas and coal oil. You can save money here. BAKER BROS. WE ARE overstocked on leather rockers and easy chairs of all makes and de- | scrlptlons. Now Is tho time* to buy and buy right at BAKER BROS., on easy j terms. THREE-PIECE overstaffed daveno suites. in tapestry, velour. leather, Imitation it oU. r and mohair at prices that will amaze you and on terms that any one can buy at BAKER BROS. COMPLETE suites in bedroom furniture and many odd pieces of the best quality at lowest prices and on easy payments at BAKER BRO& WE buy in large quantities o that ws can give our customers a better quality of furniture at lower prices than they can get auywhere and we sell on easy terms. BAKER BROS. “SCS.OOLBOOKS New and N-ed. We pay cash for used books. IF WFORD'S. Penn, and North. MAKE r old coat mo like new suit by rr hlng a pair trousers with the C' .ECT PANTS MAKERS CO. lO4 (6 W. Ohio St NET £rop side sanitary couches; Simmon make. $3.50. new pad *8.60; *1 down and 60c a week BAKER BROS. I FOR RALE Boy’s dark blue heavy coat. size 14-16: ,lu*t cleaned, altered and i pressed, cheap. Webster 6894. lEK2! 1 * given on oew and need machines White Sewing Machine Cos 312 Mass ave CINDERS; large load; truck delivery. Webster 1401. SET of drums cheap If sold at once. Phono Drexel 6645. RIGHT time, grape vine trimming fruit f ree trimming, spraying. Wash. 61*9. DIRT; good rich soil, dump truck delivery. Randolph 2928. WE MAKE PANTS AND BELL ’EM DIRECT TO YOU AT A SAVING. S li-if iKi tailoring CO ILslLa'-A I’ 264 Massachusetts Ave. A n T ECh i WE CAN use some good showcases, cash j registers and grocery fixtures. Will pay Ia good cash price. BAKER BROS. Main 3466. WE CAN use 100 first-class refrigerators; must be good. BAKER BROS.. East Washington St. WANTED—To- buy second-hand drug fixtures and show cases bottles and soda fountain. Address A No. 1859, Times. £ WANT to rent a good piano .it a very j reasonable price Phone Lincoln 2171. WANTED—-Coat and overcoat to giva to poor man. Drexel 1023. 1 WANTED —Stroller or sulky; must be cheap. Circle 7090. hu ZZ l H OLD GOODS--FO R SA LE. LET us sell your furniture at auction; "ho by-bidding by ourselves; we sell only on commission. McPherson & mopherson. Res. phone Circle 4583. Office, Circle 5871. 10 West Ohio. Rooms 208-204. ~h76 *: DV 1£ Ci. .Quigley-Hylaiid A geucy Civil and Criminal Investigators 626-6-9 Peoples Bank Main L 902. dogs, poultry. TgeonsT etc~ 4WWV-A-wsr.ww**s - VWVM^IWWV HOMES wanted for bAtuhy homeless doga INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY, City dog pound. 924 E. N. Y Main (>7?
COAL AND WOOD—FOR SALE. Buy Your Coal Best Prices Best coal money can buy guaranteed, and our guarantee Is absolutely good. | Best W. Va. splint lump, fit ...*7.40 . Best Kentucky lump forked 7.40 I Best Pocahontas lump, fk 1.40 Best Pocahontas shoveled lump 8.10 Best Pocahontu* mine run 7.26 Best Indiana Cass lump fk.... 0.50 Best Hamilton lump, fk 6.50 Best Indiana clean lump 6.26 Best Indiana Dugger lump 0.26 Best Cass *gg forked 6.60 Best Casa egg shovel jd 5.25 Prompt delivery to any part of the city. Give me your first order and I will get the second one. TOM SHROYER, 4*o INDIANA AVE. Circle 1435. Llnooln 544*. Kindling With Etch Ton Best Ind. or Linton No. 4 clean fk...*6.25 Bast Indiana mine run 6.50 Best 111. lnmp. large forked, clean... 7 00 Best Illinois egg. (lean forked 0.75 Best Brazil egg. clean frrked 7.00 Best Brazil block, clean forked 8.00 Best Pocahontas lump... 0.00 Best Pocahontas mine rta 7.75 Try our Pocahontas. None better, delivered anywhere In the city. Drexel 3280. 2225. Union Ice and-Coal Cos. Since 1908. Ask your frlenda W. Va. Nut and Slack, $4 Ind. M. R., $4.90 AMERICAN COAL CO. 25th st. and Canal. RA. 0027. KfcWVOOD 9202. %Ve own oar own mine. WE SELL TH EC REA MG RAD ES OF INDIANA FORKED LUMP *6 25 ! LINTON NO. 4 FORKED LUMP *8.26 I GLENDORA FORKED LUMP *7.26 BROOKSIDE ICE AND COAL WEBSTER 1607. WEB6TKR 1567. GOOD grade of Indiana.’coal, forked coal. t‘i ton. shoveled, *5 75; mine run, *5.60. Circle 8449. COAL L h. bain coal co. Main *s*l 212 N Pine. Main *lßl. AUCTIONS. ' AUCTION SALE Grocery Store Stock ar.d Fixture* and Furniture. Tuesday, Feb 7 at 10 a. m. sharp. |at I*o* South Meridian St. Take South Meridian car; get off at Palmer street. Fixtures j Con*lnt ot thr%® counter®, on® l®rc r®- ! frlrerator tn *oo<l condition, thriving, j caan ref!*t®r, Nation®! m&k®, scales, no spring®. Dayton mak*. Bum scale®. Howell make. Stock ! Good, clean crocery *took, consisting ot a good assortment of canned rood®, to- ' rnato®*, pea®, corn, ® % up®, vinegar, surar, coffee, tea-s, milk®, potatoea All kind® of package good®, cereal®, match® a, Htarch, npU'e® and extracts. Will h® sold In small lot® to suit bu>er®. Furniture Almost new daveno set, fumed oak. gaa range. 6 dining room chairs, 9x12 ruga, extension table, oak dresser with plate glass i mirror, kitchen cabinet, wash bench and | wringer combined. Heating stoves; Faultless make. Many other small su-tlcles not j mentioned. McPherson Auction Cos. Rea Phone Clroje 4685. Office phone i Circle 6071. McPherson a McPherson. Auctioneers. We soil -verythlng on earth. Re 4. phone Clr de 4553. Office. Circle 5871. 10 West Ohio. Rooms 308-204. LEGAL NOTICES.' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT, j Notice is hereby given, that the under- : signed has duly qualified os administrator (of estate of Andrew J. Wilson, deceased, late of Marlon County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. No. 19806. BENJAMIN F.| WILSON. CLARKE A CLARKEk Attorneys FINANCIAL. * TOO GAN BORROW MONEY BO CHEAP and on such ea*y terms of repayment from the Fidelity Loan Company, a licensed and bonded firm, for une In paying overdue bills or to buy the thing, yon need for CASH at BARGAIN PRICES ' that every one ehould take advantage of our service. LOAaNS ON FURNITURE $30.00 to $300.00 at legal rates, on short notice and without publicity. We give you all the time you want to repay a loan and only charge tor | th-- actual time you have the money. Fair. | isn’t it? You Can Afford to Borrow On $ 40 pay $2 a month and Interest On $ 00 pay $3 a month and interest On SIOO pay $5 a mouth and interest I PAY MOKE ANY TIME AND REDUCE THE COST IN YOUR BEHALF We are on the Job eight hours a day. and j through personal contact and personal service, plus a deep personal Interest, we can serve you and your frlonds as you wish to be served. In these unusual time*, i business friendships, ciose relations, mu--1 tual understanding# and co-operation are real assets to all of ua We are ready to go three-fourths of the way. Now it Is up to you. FIDELITY LOAN CO. 106 E. Market St. Room 632 Lemcke Bldg. Main 1278 Lincoln 778*. LOANS On furniture, piano®, auto®. Ilv® atoclL farm Implement® and otber collateral. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 14150 B. Washington St. Main 06*5. Auto. Lincoln 7134. WE MAKE first and second mortgage* on Improved farms and Indianapolis real estate. AETNA MORTGAGE AND INVEST’T CO. 603 Fidelity Trust bldg FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis real estate. R. B WIL" •ON. ins v Delaware st- Main 101* Druggists Plan War Against Bootleggers NEWARK, N. .T„ Feb. A concerted move by druggists to combat bootleggers iu this city Is under way with the formation of the Essex Ctfunty Piiaiinaoeuticai Association. Fifteen of the ; leading Newark druggists are members ; ami hove pledged themselves to “eomI ply with ali Federal. State and local re--o!;ilions and statutes regarding prohibition.” This is believed to be the first organization of its kind yet formed. Newark long has been regarded by Federal prohibition agents as one of the large -enters of the bootlegging industry. A regular bootlegging curb market for the sale of “hootch” la known to exist here.
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Ex-Soldiers Learn , to Operate Vessels WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.—The goal of a merchant marine manned by exclusively American seamen is drawing near, according to reports on the subject recently compiled. During the last few months more than 95 per cent of the seamen placed on American vessels by the Shipping Board's Sea Service Recruiting Bureau were Americans, lt was stated recently. When the bureau first began to function less than 10 per cent of the men placed were Americans. As time passed and the idea of having all-American crews aboard ships flying the United States flag grev; the number Increased gradually. Last fiscal year 68 8 per cent of the men placed were Americans. From July to November, 1921, the number increased, so that now there are shlpsw hich have 100 per cent American crews aboard. The final goal is to have every ship malined by all-American crews, with the shore establishments equally representative of the United States. City Will Live Within Income HAMILTON, Ohio. Feb. A —This city with more than 40,000 inhabitants, faces the proposition of conducting all the | activities of the ninnlc'pality with only a little more than $90,000. Last year $340,000 was spent. Under recent laws ; enacted by* the State Legislature Ohio j cities are required to live strictly within i their Income, and no deficits in operating expenses are allowed. The police force, formerly numbering more than forty, has been reduced to [ twelve. Garbage collection, which last year cost the city $36,000, 'ias been abandoned i entirely as a numb ip— 1 enterprise and is j now a matter of contract between the | householder and the collector, who makes a weekly charge of 15 cents per residence. Millionaire Newsie To Pay Big Alimony CHICAGO, Feb. fl.—Tony May, the “millionaire newsboy,’’ must pay his wife SUOO a month alimony. Notwithstanding Tony's protests that he was j “only a poor workman at sl2 a week selling flowers," Judge Hugo Friend ordered this when be granted Mrs. I.auj retta May a divorce. Mrs. May charged ; desertion. In her bill Mrs May asserted her husband was in receipt or a monthly income of over s4o* from his real estate holdings, in addition to the income from several other business enterprises. Tony denied he was wealthy. Pupils Study Bible in Nebraska School LINCOLN. Neb.. Feb. fi.-Fubjflc schools of University Place, an arlsto-. cratlc suburb of Lincoln, have taken up a course of Bible study. “This course,' says A. .T. Dixon, school superintendent of that district, "Is nonreligiou.- and non-sectraian. It will pro mote no creed or faith. Instructors are forbidden to interpret truths of the Bible. >Ve are introducing the course to make better Christians, Just an we study geometry to make bettter mathematicians.” Thf course was adopted with the consent of the school board and on the advice of counsel that Bible study could not be prohibited under Nebraska's school laws. "V, STX-TEAR-OLD EPICURE. SCARBOROUGH, England. Feb. 6 —DI- j rectors of the Scarborough Children’s! Home asked the little inmates to write J a description of the “ideal Sunday dinne.r.” Six year-old Ada Tcale wrote: “Rhubarb, custard, cabbage, gravy, sausage, a fat goose, potatoes, apples, pease (sloppy) and Jelly.” SALMON RITER RUINED. NOTTINGHAM, England. Feb. 6.—A great campaign to free the River Trent ' of pollution has been launched. The Trent was on-’e onfi of the best salmon rivers, but now the salmon refuse to spawn there. Countess Opens Shop Eva . J ! The Countess Eva Totekl has opened a hairdressing establish meat in Vienna. The OAuntess is but one of a long line of Austrian aristocracy compelled to dtrect I their activities to business enterprises. |
CENSORSHIP BY PUBLIC URGED New York Drama League Offers Suggestion. NEW YORK. Feb. 8. —Because they believe State censorship of plays would ba fatal to dramatic art, members of the New York Drama League have launched a campaign for a voluntary censorship of plays by the theatergoing public. A plan evolved by Charles Coburn, of the Producing Managers’ Association, lias been approved by play-wrights. managers and actors. It would provide for an agreement between theater owner*, producers of plays and actors to th® effect that any play deemed by a competent Jury of laymen to be unworthy or unfit for production would be withdrawn without further notice and without legal action. Upon receipt of sufficient complaint* about any play the commissioner oi licenses would select from a panel ot 500 specially chosen Jurors five to witness and pass on the play. Their decision would be final. The Jurors would be chosen by the various theatrical ox* ganlzations. A committee from the Drama Leagn® is preparing an answer to be sent to Albany to reply to the proposed Stat® censorship backers. The new plan would do away with the publicity given such a play as “Th® Demi-Virgin,” once suspended by coart action, but later reinstated. It Is now playing on Broadway. 0 Will Halt Detroit Booze Smuggling DETROIT. Mich., Feb. Detroit will soon be dry in reality. Federal prohibition officers declare, as the result of ® decision by Magistrate W. E. Gundy, tn | Windsor police court, that only firm® holding Dominion charters and license® for bonded warehouses could export liquor from Ontario, Th-. decision wipes out th® bustneas of several mushroom companies that sprang up recently to sell liquor to persons running *c over the river and disposing of lt In the United States. Magistrate Gundy’s decision was given in the case of the Ontario License Commission against the Essex Export Company, a Petite Cote, Ontario firm. Th® j export company was charged with stor--1 tng its liquor in an illegal place, a bath- | hou6e in Petite Cote. As the Ontario government Is not now issuing permits to export companies t® store their supplies In regularly licensed warehouses these concerns must quit bu*L ness, officials la Windsor declare. Surrounded By Fish, But Price Is High HONOLULU, Territory of HiawU, Feb. ' <s.—Time was when the native of "await j could subslsit upon his favorite foods, ' fish and pol. In almost unlimited quantities, at a cost to him of only th® trouble of pulling a fish or two from the shoal waters over the reef and o* dipping Into the old family pol bowl which graced every Hawaiian home. At present he pays 7 to 10 cents • pound for pol and from 60 cents t® $1.50 per pound for fish. These startling figure®, which, as far as fish Is concerned, affect all residents of Honolulu, were brought out In th® j course of a probe of retail prices. It !is stated that high prices have been i brought about by the wealthier class j paying whatever Is asked for fish. 250 Kinds of Citrus Seen at Orange Show SAN BERNARDINO, CaL, Feb. Surpassing in beauty and size any of its predecessors, the twelfth National Orange Show, Southern California's midwinter citrus exposition, opened toady. It will continue twelve days, i The feature exhibits are in greater j number this year than ever before, i A display that attracted much attenj tlon Is that of the citrus experiment station, lorated at Riverside, Cal., which has a table exhibit composed of trior® j than 250 varieties of citrus fruits. Th® propagation of this large number of varieties has required many years of cot*, stant effort and a large expenditure. Theater Tries To Cut Taxi Charge • PHILADELPHIA Feb. In an effort to compel a bus driver to eras® j charging exorbitant rates, a suburban theater here has installed a bus line for J its patrons. The owners of the motion picture bouse plan to run enough busses* to cope with the number of patron* going to and from tbe theater. John Drew, the negro bua driver at whom the company Is directing Its plan, recently raised his fare from five t® fifteen cents. This was done by zoning his route. When patrons of the theate* i complained of the high fare the theate* i appealed to the Public Service Comrnis- | sion to reduce the ratea. Failing t® secure a favorable verdict the company ; hit upon tbe plan to run Us own bussea. i now in effect. Insures Safety for Deaf-Mutes LONDON. Fob. 6.—A novel method t® Insure safety for the deaf In the street* has been found by the Berne (Switzerland) Association for the Deaf, which has distrll tited among its tmembers a kind of i-ockade as large as a two-inch circle. It is yellow, with black spot* and can be worn on the arm or breast. The association has ontlfled the polio® and motorists of the meaning of th® badge and asked for consideration t® the wearers. The system will shortly be extended to all Swiss towns. Coasts Under Car ORANGE, N. J., Feb. 6.—Coastings on lus sled down the hill at Tremont avenue, Perry Frazier. 8-year-old, reached the bottom of the slope Just as a troltev ear was passiug. The boy was going too fast to stop: so was the niotorman. Spectators expected to see the lad killed, but he steared straight between the wheels of the car and came out safely on the other side. That night Perry was spanked for disobeying instructions not to coast alone, but otherwise he was uninjured. Communist Slays MILAN, Feb. 6 —Two carabineers attempting to arrest Enrico Rossi, a notorious Coramuuist living at Semino, wore shot dead by Rossi. He, in turn, was fatally beaten by villagers who pursued and captured him. Women In Art LONDON, Feb. 6.—A movement is on foot to secure the election of one or two of the leading women paTnters to associate membership in the Royal Academy. “PUSSYFOOT” AFTER DANES. COPENHAGEN, Feb. Prohibition advocates of Denmark have received asranees that ’‘Pussyfoot’’ Johnson will a-sMst them when they are ready to cp'-n their active campaign against the ’’wets.” ItlliLE IN 3.48 TONGUES. LONQON. Feb. 6.—The Bible has now been published in different languages. Teu new translations have taken place In :he last twelve months, says the annual •eport of tha British and Foreign Bible Society.
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