Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 254, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1925 — Page 10

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5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. T. Blaseimgym Main Office, Branch Office. 2228 Shelby St. 1000 Indiana Ave. Drexel 2570. Circle 5950. “PLANNER & BUCHANAN “ 320 N. Illinois St. . „ . Funeral directors to the per-ule of IndianomWlFklkoH, BKHT S. GADD—2IBO Prospect St Phone Stewart 2278. George Grin sterner Funeral director. 622 E. Market. Main 0008 HBP* L WixEcL UNDERTAKERS— HISEY & TITUS" N. Delaware Main 3680. - I SPEC lAL NOTICES AISSEDr: Miss Kelley's sulphur bath and massage 143 E. Ohio. No, 238. Cl. 8988 Mildred Newhinnev sulphur. vapor hatha and massage. 304 Rflnh Bldg. Lin. 2550. ANn n FOUND —Articles found in Indian apolis street cars yesterday: 3 BUNDLES , 4 PAIRS GLOVES 1 DINNER BUCKET 2 PURSES 1 NOTE BOOK* 1 BRIEF CASE Main 2737 BLACK leather dressing: case, bearing- the initials L. V. F.. between 1800 and 2700 north liberal reward. Main 2880, POLICE DOGS. 2—Answer to names of Dan and Gretchen. Reward. Main 813n. 12 HELP^WANTED— MALE SALES MANAGER wanted by large Illinois corporation to handle dealers m Indianapolis territory. There are about 60 dealers already In this territory who act as sub-distributors and co-operate under your direction. One sale weekly nets you $536. Four sales monthly $2,140.00 Our product sells for 1-3 less than our competitors and is universal in use and a b'g repeater. To a live energetic man wflling to work hard, this is an opportun lty of a life time. $2,250 cash temporarily required for merchandise. For details write Director of Sales. 38 K. Pearson St.. Chicago II INSTRUCTIONS ATTRACTIVE SALARY You Earn While You Learn ACTUAL, PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN INDIANA’S BUSIEST SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE pn lire models under the supervision of competent, successful teachers makes successful operators. Very low tuition, terms If desired Investigate NOW Clip this ad. write your name. * adaress and telephone number on ft. and mail it in. We will send you a booklet giving full information. or present it in person to Mr Fulton Diplomas Awarded

JRjpbthowjScadatm CbJtare wr 167 N. Illinois St.. Second Floor Stewart Block Circle 0206 NOT THE LARGEST, NOT THE FINEST. JUST ONE OF THE BEST. Complete beaut; culture course. . $35.00 Diploma awarded. Free clinic. Permanent waving. $35 extra. Unusual Credit Terms. Qfin£stp£& UAttijroQz 1138 OUve St. *535. POPULAR piano music laugiw in zit les. _ *ons, beginners and advanced Clark Boles School, 10 W. Ohio St Circle 8326. T^isK ton St.. Indianapolis. Ind Circle 0757 B ireS. tn ßan\ A afly uSM. 14 SALESMEN WANTED CLOTHING salesmen. All wool suits; one price, $24.60. Profits in advance. Liberal bonus. Free suit to producers. Give lull details first letter (or cmio't action GREAT WESTERN TAILORING CO.. Chicago. v lT" AGENTS AND SOLICITORS MEN—Neat appearance; house-to-house proposition; good pay. Call 8-12 a. m. MR. HEDGE. 214 W. Maryland. 17 SITUATIONS WANTED b—Female CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. MRS J. L©TZ CIRCLE 6612 - LAUNDRY and general housework. Call after 4 p. m. Irv. 4084-J. ll ROOMS FOR RENT ALABAMA. N. 1101; 2 mod., well-furn. rms.; walking diet,; reas. Olrcle 4470 CAPITOL. N. 2421; newly furn. front rm.; mod., priv. home; it* toi 0261. EWING, 1361; room for meals If desired. Web. • ' ;■ I! SON vis N frr,H ‘•-r Webster 11 •' ' MERIDIAN. N. 1203: sty . ■ ■' I Ril‘-j_ 2856aV lO' M PRIDIAN. N cheerful ■e- • u*y couple'; rasa-;

18 ROOMS FOR RENT OXFORD Hotel. 117 >4 S. Illinois: warn rooms; every conven.: reaa.: Otr. 8158. FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. HOME PRIVILEGES. GARAGE. IRVINGTCN 3457-W. NICELY fur. rm. for 2: pri. home, steam ht. walking diet. Lincoln 7672. MODERN, steam-heated, nicely furnished room. Lincoln 6254a—Light Housekeeping BELLEFONTAINE, 10X3; 3 furnished upstalrs front, modem: private entrance. EAST. N. 139; nice clean housekeeping room, $3: sleeping room. $2.50. EDISON. 917: 2 clean modern rooms; 2 blocks from rtlk mills, Lin. 2816. ENGLISH. 1403: 2-rm. suite; nicely fu:u.. gas, elec, lights: $5. Drexel 5856. ERIE St.. 424; four unfurnished rooms: porch; sl2: rear 315 E. South. KENWOOD. 3030; 2 nice clean furn. rm!.; sink in kitchen. Ran. 4215. MILEY. 129; 2 furn. rms.; gas. elec.; private entrance; $5. Bel. 1839-W. PARK. 1924: 2-room suite: modern: ground floor, Harrison 3798. SOUTHEASTERN, 1712; 3 suites furn. mod.: $7; $7,50; adults. Drexel 4441. TENTH. E. 321; rear room; modern; also a large back yard. 2 MOD. rms., all furn.. clean; gar; good location; prlv. ent. $7.50. Web. 2233. b—Board and Rooms ASHLAND Ave.. 2009; clean room: pnvate family, Ken. 4047. after 6 p. m. WASHINGTON, 1503 E.: large pleasant Iront room; board optional. Lin. 7582. 19 RENTALS /WVWWVWNA/VWN/W^AAAAAAAA^AA^ a—Houses CORNELL Ave.. 1020; very desirable semimodern double: close in: 5 rooms: good condition; $27, including water. ..Keys at 1018 Cornell. Owner, Wash. lt>24. HAMILTON Ave.. 27: 8 rooms and bath. Phono Webster 4988-J. MINERVA. 311; 5-rm. house; inside toilet; gas, water, electricity. Cir. 0400. PARK, 2043; 0-room modern double: garage; good tyand.; adults. Ran. 8744. PARKVIEW. 14; five rooms, thoroughly modern; S4O. Call Wash. 3777. TACOMA Ave.. 31 N.: attractive 8-room mod.; don, garage; water pd. Ken■ 0990. VERMONT. W. 4915: 5-room bungalow, 1 acre ground. Lincoln 8754. VERMONT. 1051 E.; 5 rms! New York. 1048 E. Dorman, 314; mod.: gar.; rea. SIX-ROOM DWELLING Bam. chicken houses; large grounds for- garden. Southeastern Ave. and Alex_andria St. Handy to Beech Grove . $35 per month. C F. SALES & CO.. A F. ZALNEY REAL ESTATE. RENTALS INSURANCE 108 N DELA LI flaai? SEE DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL for bargains. REAL ESTATE. b—Houses, Flats Furnished WOODRUFF PLACE, 758 MIDDLE DRIVE —2 roomtt, kitchenette, private bath; perfectly heated; linen, silver, janitor; SBO. Webster 1010. BRAND new modern' 5-room apartment. north; SSO. Randolph 1869. c—Apartments FOR RENT—Beautiful apartment. 1101 W. Thirtieth. 5 rooms, elegant floors, steam heat, gas ran Fe. refrigerator; car and bus line: SSO: also 2-roora apartment, steam heat. bo*, and cold water. $25. Owner, Randolph 1803. 23RD. E 717; 5-room modern apt; in fine condition; good location; s4o. Call Washington 5603. 2-ROOM modern apt.: water and lights furnished; $lB month. Web. 2751. 21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

b—Houses WHY PAY RENT? OWN THIS, YOUR HOME New 5-room semi-modern house in Briffhtwood; close to schoolhouse Moderately priced: •old on small down payment and rest like rent. Call >faln 3888 for appointment. Evening’s call Humboldt 2722. REAL BARGAIN, near Garfield Park: 5room mod. bungalow; improved street; $3,500: terms immediate possession. Lin. 3880, Drexel 3250. WHY run all over town 'ooking for a home wheal you can call at 1102)4 Prospect St., Rooms 4 and 5. any evening. 6 to 9 p. m.. and get a -omplete list of bargains: or call Drexel 6817. A REAL INVESTMENT FOR TIIE CONSERVATIVE INVESTOR Two semi-modern houses tn i-ates St. Let us show you a good investment proposition Call Main 3868 for appointment. Evenings call Humboldt 2722. HOUSES in all parts of city: all prices as low as SIOO down. Get my list. A. F, Zalncy, 108 N. Delaware. THE HOME YOU’VE ALWAYS WANTED New 6-room, home in restricted addition on west side. Very reasonably priced. Su'd on small down, payment. Cali Main 3868 for aonointmeiii. Evenings call Humboldt 3722. FIVE-ROOM bungalows- easy payments. Wash 4344. CITY BLf)RB. REALTY 00. AN IDEAL LOCATION For Your Family New five-room semi-modern house in Drexali Gardens close to Lynhurst Dr Moderately priced to suit your purse. Sold on small down payment. Call Main 3868 for appointment. Evenings call Humboldt 2722. NORTH WEST near Pratt; 7-room house; bath. 547 Indiana Ave. HERE IT IS WHAT? THAT HOME New five-room semi-modern htrtne in restricted addition on west side Priced right and sold on small down payment. Call Main 3868 for appointment Evenings call Humboldt 2722. SANDERS. 308: 5-roonV cottage, gas. well, cistern inside, on paved street; by owner; will sacrifice. Stew. 1850, A REAL HOME 5-room ' house .in Biltmore Gardens. Priced to sell. Sold on small dowu payment. Call Main 3868 for appointment. Eveulngs hnd Sunday call Humboldt 2722. TREMONT, NEAR OHIO B’ive-room bungalow; long living room, fireplace, nice kitchen with large breakfast rbom: hardwood floors; full basement with laundry; large brick and cement front porch* only 1 year old: price; $5,500: SI,OOO cash. For appointment cadi Mr. Keller, Randolph 0894. SCHMID A SMITH. INC.. REALTORS. 130 N, Delaware. Main 4088. BARGAIN--1232 N. Keystone Ave. 'lhis Is a seven-room modern home. One extra large lot with double garafe goes with the bargain Price $5,600. Van Arsdell, with H. C. Tuttle & Bro. 233 E. Ohio St. MAln 1168, Residence. WEb. 1108. TWO—ifew 5-room bungalows. 393 > 3932 Fletcher Ave.; prices $2,800 and $3,100; S3OO cash, balance easy monthly payments; located between S. ' Denny and Garfield in English Heights addition; opposite park, in restricted residence district; electric lights, front drive, garage; front and rear porches, cement walks, deep driven well. Inquire S. D. Sample. 3930 English Ave. Drexel 4334. MARKET, E. 1300 block: 7-room modrn cottage; completely jumished with lovely furniture; income S9O per month; only $5,000 complete. Some terms. Drexel 6817. Open evenings. IF YOU want to sell consult the Realty Service Bureau. 601 Continental Bank Bldg. Lin. 5307. NO OPTION REQUIRED. d——Lots LOT located on northeast comer 38th and Keystone: $660 for quick sale. You’ll have to hurry. Call Main 0816. Evenings. One acre of ground improved road. a m , MB' Bsyf H*

21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE e—Suburban * BEN b AVlS—Attractive 5-room bungalow; lot 120x195 ieet; only $3,700: SSOO cash. More ground can be purchased adjoining. REALTY SERVICE BUREAU. 501 Continental Bank Bldg. Lin. 5307. NEW. 5-room bungajiw. 69th St. near Harding; electric lights, drilled well, -arage; near school and churches: S3OO cash: $27 monthly. Main 0217. Oscar Lee. Room 408 Castle Hall Bldg. g—Builders and Contracting IF YOU have a clear lot we will build you a home. Our houses are bolter and cheaper because we have no office help and pay no commissoln. ELVERS St KLEIN. Lincoln 2827. 22 REAL ESTATE WANTED /NAA^WWWSAAA/VA/SA/VWWVWWSAA/<^ YOUR FLORIDA LAND Can be sold here in our office. We have representatives in all principle towns on West Coast and Central part of State. Many buyers waiting for building lots and acreage. We give quick service. CIVIC REALTY CO. Lin. 5050, N. Dela. 136. CASH CASH Rentals, cottages, storerooms. apartments. Call MR. C. J. BORTON. Main 2881. Ken. 3083. 7 222 N Delaware. CASH CASH WE BUY houses eist and south. ETTINQFR St SCHREIBER. Lin. 3734. CASH FOR CHEAP RENTAL OR INVESTMENT PROPERTY. WEB, 6258 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ~ DIAMOND RING; MANS SCOTTISH RITE REAL BARGAIN FOR S6O. CALL MAIN 1504. FURNITURE for sale; 3 good rooms or by the piece; privilege of renting house. 1230 S. East St. FURNITURE for boarding house;" also horse and wagon. Call 24 Sr State. Lincoln 8943. MANURE for sale for lawns and gardens. Webster 1433. Rugs, Linoleums Frussels ngs. 9x12. in blue, tan, taupe and old rose, special. $12.50; genuine Gold Seal Congoleum rugs. 9x12. special at $14.75. carried ir al.' patterns and sizes at proportionate prices, all perfect: heavy Japanese grass rugs, double warp. oxl2. $7.50 All our Brussels, Aicminster. velvets and Wiltons are sold at the lowest price in the city. Come in and let us prove Ik All new. perfect goods (no seconds). Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W. WASH. ST. OPP. STATEHOUSB. “If it covers the floor, w: it.' \ SINGER sewing machine, drophead $8: apt. ?1-B. Lexingtop. Iliß N. Capitol. ' Tnew CONN TLuMPET Latest model, medium bor plated gold bell: complete with French se; perfect condition; wonderful bars...a; out of pawn. Lincoln Loan and Jewelry Cos.. 203 W. Washington. TYPEWRITERS Special Clearance Sale 1 • mss>Mr oo “ Low prices on all makes See our window American Writing Machine Cos. 80 S PENN ST. LINCOLN 8828 CROSI.EY. Tryd.vne Radio set and tui>es. S3O. Completely equipped for loud speaker reception; SSO. liar. 4Q36-J. ANTIQUE furniture: 4-poilt Jenny Lind day beds, chest draweis. tables, rose cha'rs. FURNITURE SHOP, 807 Ft Wayho a— Instruments EDISON talking machine; records: Chippendale model: less than half cost. 437 Oakland Ave. Webster 441 8. b—iVt and Isive Htook PIGEONS for sale. Carrw/ux squab breeders. Call 1486 Rooscelt Ave. 25c COAL. ICE AND WOOD

WHY PAY MORE? LARGE W. VA. LUMP $6050 W. VA, M1NE.55,25 W. VA. EGG.. .$6.00 W. VA. NUT AND SLACK ....$3.75 INDIANA MINE RUN.S4.SO MONARCH LUMP, $5.75 2 TONS, sll THE ORIGINAL WHITE ASH LUMP OUR GUARANTEE. 2.000 POUNDS PER TON AND A SQUARE DEAL WE DELIVER ANY WHERE IN THE CITY NAGELSON COAL COMPANY 831 E. CLAIR tffrcle 0355. Circle 0355. 3-Day Special ISLAND CREEK West Virginia 4-inch fkd. Ip.. .$6.75 2 tons, $13.00 Gen. Linton No. 4 Ind. 4-inch lump; forked $5.50 McClenon Coal Cos. 1100-16 E. Maryland St. DRexei *7461. DRexel 7461..

SPECIAL PRICES KINDLING WITH EACH TON Genuine Glendora. Glendora block, large, f0rked......! >8.50 Glendora 3x6 lump, cleaned, forked.! 8.00 Glendora 2x3 egg. cleaned, forked. ..! 5.75 Best W. Va. block, large, forked 16.50 Best E. Ky. block, large, forked. ... 1650 Best W. va. 2x4 washed egg. forked.! >B.OO 1 Best W. Va. mine run. 50% lump. . .50.50 Hoosier red ash lump, clean, forked.! 5.85 Best Linton No. 4. lump, clean. fkd.! >5.75 Best Indiana No. 5. 4-in, lp.. cl., fkd ! 15.25 Best Indiana 2x4 egg. clean, forked.! 16.20 Eastern 111. 4-in. lump, clean, dorked.l 15.20 Eastern 111. 2x4 egg. clean, forked. . .116.20 Citizens coke, the best. $9.75 Delivery anywhere in the city. UNION ICE AND COAL CO. , Drexel 4621. 1910 Bluff Ave. We do not handle cheap coal. BEST QUADS] 3razil Block, $5.50 Per Ton Pea and Nut, $4.50 Per Ton East Side Ice and Coal Cos. 934 Fowler. MA. 6910. ' g COAL BARGAIN Indiana large Lp. Fkd $5.50 W. Va.. 4 In. Forked $6.50 W. Va. Egg SB.OO NORTH 3T. COAL CO. _ 920 E. North St. Lin. 1455. Irv. 4020. Eve. ATLAS FUEL CO. 401 W MORRIS ST. DREXEL 0883. RICHLAND COAL CO. 1615 W. Everett. Bel. 0272 Wash. 4867. 26 MISCELLANEOUSLY ANTED ~ SALVATION Army industrial Home. Help us to help others with your used clothing. nutgazmes news. etc. Phone Wagon. AUCTIONEERS—Mark A Neal. We buy or sell for you. Ran 7034. Har. 0907-R. 27 Bl SI NESS ANNOUNCEMENTS WALL PAPER CLEANING First class. Reasonable prices. 'LI. 3671. PLUMBING and repairing: quick service; H.^U^^’Vroß^rZceftflgFEATHERS bougnt. sold and renovated. feather mattresses and pillows made E. ¥. BURKLe! 41fi Mass. Main. 1428 T SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana A vs. CHIN WTO" WK—llß W Ohio New Cbob auey place. Alstf sleeping room*. smurrHAOHSp Moved to 107 W Maryland St. .BUGS. 9x12. thrl.v cind.. $2; all workjror k *mlpi*Tr>n CLEANERS Ken 4462 lost until lnaueapolia Times ■tfVant Ads have failed to find it.

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The above items can be sold through The Times at a very small cost to you. We are appealing daily to many buyers who are interested in buying such articles. A three-line ad for three days will only cost 99 cents. Phone in your want ad today. Times Want Ad Dept.

2 STORAGE AND TKANSVHR 'r,ss °\ c .tr&3HZ'ss m ‘ s&° Web 0889 W—4579. Estimate* on overland hauling. WILL call at your reaklence and five estimates on yaur moving. C. and A. Transis rand Storage. Lin. 3993. NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. For moving and hauling: rate# reasons ble. Randolph 3741. - 29 BUSINESS OPPOKTI'NITIKS ROOMING house; 17 rooms: close In. north: rent SBS income $450 monthly: terms or will trade for property. Many more from SIOO down and up. Also grocery stores, houses, eta Business Investment Cos. 420 Lemeke Bldg. Lin. 8477. 30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALJE^ USED CARS sl® to s2® Dowm Fresh stock of good cars to be sold on new low down payment. A few are listed below. Many others to choose from. - Down. Per Wk. 1923 Ford Touring... sll.' T 7 $5.77 1923 Ford Coupe 12.92 6.92 1920 Buick Touring .. 16.08 8.08 1920 Sterling Touring 16.08 8.08 1023 Star Touring ... 12.92 6.92 * V 1922 Chevrolet Coupe. 12,92 6.92 1920 Hup Roadster .. 16.08 8.08 1925 license included in above prices. All ready for delivery on above plan. For full particulars see me at 730 N. Meridian St., or call MAin 3420 and ask for Mr. Sherfick. WiMbair JotMisoini Go. Open 9:30 Evenings Closed Sundays. Did You Know Hayraes <& Sdhmniidt, Inc. 120 W. NORTH ST. Have 1921 Ovferland Coupe, good throughout, S6O down 1923 Ford Truck for S6O down Buick 6 touring for SSO dow*n Oakland 6 touring for SIOO down Willys-Knight sedan for $135 down 1921 Ford Coupe, oodles of extras, $65 dd^n CHEVROLET—Lata 1923 ardan: 6 cord tires, spotlight, wheel loch, heater, etc.: a car that has had exceptional care and one that doesn't need a Dlt of work. We highly recommend it aa a banraln. Stone Chevrolet Cos., pew car departmtant. 640 E. Washington 9L The new Chevrolet la now on display at this address. CHEVROLET sport model touring. 1923 reflnlshed with Duco, in good mechanical condition; will take diamond or talking machine aa part down payment. Webster 3005, DODGE touring, late 1921" mechanically A-l and priced to sell. Liberal terms. OAKLET OVERLAND SALES 1663-85'S. MERIDIAN. DRBXEL 47'-3, FORD—I 924 four-door sedan. 5 cord tires.' spare, never been on the ground, snubbers windshield wiper. Car nas not been driven over 4,000 miles. Stone Chevrolet Cos., new car department. 540 E. Wash-

30 FOB SALE LOWER PRICES BUY NOW—SAVE MONEY Compare these prices with prices asked for comparable automobiles. Our reputation for good motor car values is well known, but these are the greatest values we have ever offered. Don’t miss this opportunity to buy an exceptionally good motor car while these remarkable values are available. f Prices of cars as listed below are effective to March 9th and are subject to prior sale. Hudson Coach, 1923 $850.00 Hupmobile Touring, *23 675.00 Hudson Speedster, 1920 425.00 Overland Tonring, 1923 325.00 Chevrolet Touring, 1923 295.00 Essex Touring, 1920 ... 250.00 Ford y Coupe, 1923 325.00 Buick Roadster 6 295.00 Ford Sedan, 1923 /.... 325.00 VERY ATTRACTIVE TERMS R. V. LAW MOTOR CO. 1225 N. MERIDIAN ST. MAln 4084 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAT

DODGES 2 sedans; been driven 4.600 miles: better than new. Before you select anew closed car. see this. Seat covers and fully equipped. See Mr. Rapp or Mr. Porter. THE CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W. Thirteenth St. Main 8942. PACKARD DISTRIBUTORS SINCE 1904 USED CARS THAT SATISFY Special for Show Week, March 2 to 7. A few high-grade late model closed cars at bargain prices. Also a selection of open cars ready for the road. Used cars that will satisfy. Your chance to save money. George B. Ray, line. Paige-Jewett Distributors. 1110-1112 N. Meridian Open Evenings. Lin. 7342. FORD BODIES 11 tourings. 4 sedans, 3 coupes. 8 roadster bodies: new and used; with or without California tops. SWIBSHELM A PARKER. FORD BODIES —Usoa sea am. coupes, tour- ■ ttnyittgrirsLiSf ' iW^sss ‘ OVERLAND tourings. 192-1 models. 6 ot them. They all look and run like new. Take four pick at a price surprisingly low. Liberal terms. OAKLEY OVERLAND SALES. - VatiTUrWAbß od#nCii*B •

30 AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE DM Yoon Know Haynes & Schmidt, Inc. 120 W. NORTH ST. F. o. B. Toledo Sell new Overland Sedans. 1715 Overland Coupes.. .$635 Tourings $495 6-cyl. Sedan Standard $985 6-cyl. Sedan DeLuxe $1,150 ON SQUARE WEST OF MASONIC TEMPLE - / WE 3AV DON’T FAIL to see our offering in Friday’s TIMES ATLAS SECURITY CO. 81) N. CAPITOL AVE. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAT BARGAINS Ford roadster, 1921; good mechanical condition. Anew top and curtains: water pump. Almost new tires, cut out and lock wheel $75 Reo touring, winter top, 6 tires, good running order $75 Gardner touring. 1921: new tires; good mechanical condition $195 Small down payment, balance terms. L. GUY LONG, 1114 N. MERIDIAN. Lin. 6885. USED CARS buugnt ana sola I. GOLD BUKG. 622 N Capitol. - LIVE downtown Huoaon-Kssex. dealers. J W BERR" P B SMITH 322 H. Delaware St 31 AUTOMOBILES WANTED ~ AUTOS WANTED—BI 2 E New York St. Main 4448 32 AUTO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS L. L. CORUM IN BATTERY SERVICE AS WELL AS ON THE TRACK. RENTALS—RECHARGING. Save your battery have It tested today. STOP at Indianapolis Battery Service 901 N. Illinois st. ■' 1 '■ —x — l,l PARTS for all make of cars. Cali or write and let us know what you need. Used or new. SAM CORAZ AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO . 519 N. Capitol Ave. CHEVROLET specialists, nr si class work; reason bale prices. Bel 2733. Cox Bros. 33 MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLE'S GOOD otcyciea *6 and up. tires S2 and up 040 Massachusetts Ave. 34 AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT RENT A NEW CAR U.drive it 127 B. Wabash Circle 3000. 35 FINANCIAL HAVE YOU MONEY TO INVEST? In the Metropolitan District of Miami. We have a real proposition. Investigate. Box A 1339, Times. WE BUT REAL EBTATE LEASE CONTRACTS THE WASHINGTON COMPANY. *67 W Wash St MA 07*1. 87 MONEY TO LOAN Ig^S^U Your Credit Is Good for Up to $30(0) on v ' household furniture without removal PROMPTNESS. PRIVACY and COURTESY You pay back: $ 3 a month on $ 60 loan $ 5 a month on SIOO loan $lO a month on S2OO loan sls a month on S3OO loan Plus lawful Interest only Call, write or phone Cir. 1-6-6-9 Beneficial Loan Society 601 National City Bank bldg. Open 9 to 5:30 Saturdays, 9 to 1. Licensed by and bonded to the state. FINANCIAL AID At ths ilme you need It. and for any worthy purpose QUICK. CONFIDENTIAL AND OOUR TEOUB BUSINESS-LIKE DEALINGS Automobiles, pianos aid furniture, the only security you need to obtain any amount up to $300: on easy repayment basis—twenty months time if needed CAPITOL LOAN COMPANY . u&'Ui''* a y&w . - -r

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Jocelyn Lee was added to the list of America’s most beautiful women upon the surgestion of Florenz Ziegfeld—who is supposed to know everything about beauty. But Flo was late in finding this beauty, for Jacques Charles, beauty connoisseur of Paris, had already given her the title of ‘‘America’s most beautiful woman.”

Daugherty Out WASHINGTON, March s.—James M. Beck, solicitor general of the United States, has dedicated the second edition of his book on the Federal Constitution to ‘‘the masters of the bench of Gray’s Inn, London.” The first edition was dedicated to Harry M. Daugherty. 37 MONEY TO LOAN LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. Follow Our Ad. FIDELITY LOAN CO. 38 x AUCTION SALES EXTRA GOOD SALE Friday. 2 p. m.. 1432 Central; aix ruga. 2 oongoleum rugs. 6 beds, perfection springs, silk floss mattresses. daveno. large mirrow dressers, chlfforobe. diningroom suite, rockers, 2 fine refrigerators, hi-oven gas range, kitchen table and chairs, good heating stove, dishes, cooking utensils, etc. PIANO. UPRIGHT. MAHOGANY OVERSTUFFED LIVING-ROOM SUITE (cost $325; like new) - Limoges and Haviland china, glass dishes, antique furniture, baby's bed, good breakfast set. .kitchen safe. baby cab. stroller, hi chair, lady's suite ‘ MARK AUCTION 00. Ran. 7034. Neal. Auctioneer. 39 LEGAL NOTICES CUT ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL NOTICE DEPARTS ENT’OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind.. Feb- 25, 1925. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby gtveu by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that sealed proposals will be received by it. at its office, until 2 o'clock p. in. on Monday. Mareli 23. 1925, for the following described public improvement In the city of Indianapolis, as authorized by Improvement Resolution No. 10470. FIRST ALLEY NORTH OF WASHINGTON STREET. From east property line of DeQuincey Street. To west property line of Riley Avenue. By grading and paving the roadway with wooden biock. asphalt, asphalticconcrete. concrete or brick, laid on a six (6) inch gravel concrete foundation, from property line to property line, to a uniform width of fifteen (15) feet: and resetting one (1) manhole to grade. Also extending ail water, gas. sewer and all other private service connections to inside of property line, where not already in. All as shown on plan and as specified. All work done in making of said described public improvement shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions of said improvement resolution, nmrr the general and detail plans, profiles, drawings and specifications which are on file and may be seen in the office of said Board of Public Works of the city of p u bn 0 Works reserves the right to all bidr^ W. H. FREEMAN. M. J. SPENCER. . Board of Public Works. City of Indianapolis. _ i Feb. 26, March 5. 1925. NOTICE OF HEARING ON RESOLUTION. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS. CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PARK I COMMISSIONERS. CITY HALL. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: „ , Notice is hereby given by the Board of Park Commissioners of the city of Indianapolis. Indiana, that it Is desired and deemed necessary to make the following described public improvements in the city of Indianapolis, as authorized by the following numbered improvement resolution adopted by said board on the 36th day of February, 1925. Improvement Resolution No. 6—19-Jo. . To construct one (1) reinforced concrete bridge in the park and boulevard system of the city of Indianapolis, as follows to wit: “One ll) reinforced concrete bridge overthe canal on Burdsal parkway on land which is now a part of the park and bou ; levard system of the city of Indianapolis. All work to be done in the making of said described public improvements shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the improvement resolution as numbered, and adopted by the Board oi Park Commissioners, on the above named day. and the detailed drawings, plans, profiles and specifications which .are on file and may be seen in the office o< said Board of Park Commissioners of the City cn India That >1 said Board of Park Commissioners has fixed Thursday, March 28, 1926. at 2 o'clock p. w. at its office in sakj city hall as the time and place when final . action will be taken confirming. . modifying or rescinding said resolution and when it will receive and hear remonstrances from &.e pubuc (ixi-Wwa, A. M. MAGUIRE, EM9LEY W. JOHNSON. FRANK P. MANLY Board of Park Commissioners of the City of Indlnaapolis. March 5. 12. 1920. NOT.'.CE TO ABSENTEE To James A. Brown. Greeting: You are hereby notified that the above named plaintiff has this day filed in the office of the clerk of said court his certain complaint or petition alleging therein among other things that you. the said defendant. on the 3rd day of November, 1916. being then a resident of the city of Anderson, in the county of Madison, and State of Indiana, and the same being your usual place of residence, went to parts unknown and have continuously sfv.ee said date remained absent and unheard from leaving property in said county without having made any provision for Its control or management; that by reason (hereof, said property is suffering waste so- want of proper care, and praying an administrator thereof duly appdinted. Now. therefore, you the said James A. Brown, defendant and absentee as aforesaid, are hereby notified that said complaint and the matters therein alleged will come up for hearing and determination in said court at the courthouse in the city of Anderson. Madison County. Indiana, on the 25th day of March 30. 1925. or as soon thereafter as such hearing can be had. Witness the clerk and seal of said court at Anderson. Indiana this 25th day of February. 1925. CHESTER THOMAB. Clerk of Madison Circuit Court. BOSRT FREE A PENCE, Attorneys. Feb, 28-Match 5. 12. ATTENTION O'NEIL SECRET SERVICE 1 Notice is hereby given that a King 8 Tourlnf car. motor No, 16303. will be

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50,000 HENS, BUT NO ROOSTERS ON GREATEST RAN! Owner Confesses He Doesn't Know What It's All About, By PHILIP SINNOTT NEA Service Writer PETALUMA, Cal., March s.—Fifty thousand chickens! And you never hear a roo*tr crow on the place; Never see a mother hen digflnf up a worm for baby chicks. A ‘hennery” pure and simple, i the Corliss Ranch here. It is said to be th** greatest egg-producing farm in the world. At least 30,000 cackles are heard a day—and each cackle means an egg. Packed thirty dozen In a case, a truck is required to move seventy or more cases a day to the poultry exchange for shipment. Just a Trader You’d expect the head of this farm to be a past master at “chickenology,” specialist in poultry diseases. poultry breeding, cross-breed-ing, historic strains, trap nests and 'the rest of the things that bother the beginner in chicken raising. But Frank W. Corliss, the proprietor, assures you that he doesn't pretend to know what It is all about. ‘‘Getting chickens Is Just tiJt* trading horses with me,” he s&y^M ‘‘Every spring I’m in the to sell about 8,000 hens and to buy 10,000 pullets. I scout around to find where I can sell my hens for the highest price, and then I haggle around until I get my pullets at the lowest price. ‘‘We’re too busy feeding chickens and gathering and packing eggs to bother about trying to run setting hens or lncub*tors. So it’s easier to buy than worry. $70,000 Feed BUI ’’l was 'a machinist before I thought I could get rich in the poultry game, and it’s bad enough to worry about the $70,000 feed bill I must dig up every year, without worrying about little chickens. I’d rather count mine after some one else hatches ’em. “Advice to other poultrymen?* Say, advice durn near ruined me. Some figures, then? Gotcha pencil and paper ready?” Here they are; Four men and two women kept busy gathering eggs in 200-egg buckets and packing them for market. Forty-six acres in hens—approximately 1,000 hens to an acre. White Leghorn strain used entirely. Hens rire kept three years, then sold. HSach lot shows a loss, of 20 per cent during the three years, due to pleurisy and loss of vitality due to the breeding to produce hens laying 200 eggs a year. Big Eaters Truck load of kale bought every* day and ton of alfalfa and en daily. Twenty sacks of wet fed daily—maize, shredded and rolled oats, mixed by electric machinery. Ten sacks of onions fed daily occasionally as tonic. Many tons of barley and wheat fed weekly. Over 330 chicken houses, thirty with electric lights to make working day longer. Over forty-eight different poultry yards. Three power pumps connected to three wells, needed to supply water. Twenty storage houses for chicken feed.

CHANNEL TUNNEL AGAINDISCUSSED Trade Conference to Hear Plans in April. Bv Time* Bvrcial PARIS, March f.—Suggested a century ago and often discussed but postponed because of international diiiiouJties. the problem of constructing a Channel tunnel will come up again at the International Trad* Conference in Rome in April. M. Le Troequer, noted engineer has given to the parliamentary committee, a detailed report on problem. The idea of a tunnel under the strip of water between England anil Prance, was broached seriously about fifty or sixty years ago by thp Franco-British Association for the Promotion of Peace. But FrancoBritlsh relations were never very cordial until King Edward developed .the entente, which finally became a wartime alliance, and so the plans never went beyond the state of pre’lmlnary discussion. In the last twenty years, however, the scheme has made headway and committees have been working on the plans in Paris, London and Brussels. It is not. likely that anybody will revive the old objections based on the case with which a continental army could - invade England through the tunnel. With that objection out of tlje way the chances of putting through the plan are good. Oldest Harvard Grad CAMBRIDGE, kass., March s.—The oldest living graduate of Harvard is George A. Peabody, 93, of Dapvers. Mass. He was graduate with the class of 1852. Dr. Charles Wj. Eliot, president emeritus, graduated in 1853. He also is 93. 'i. “Pink Footed* * Goose I BOSTON, March 5.—A "plnkfooted"' goose, believed to be the only on* of its species found In North ica, was shot recently by P. Morely, near Newburyport, has been placed In the Boston Museum of Natural History. Chicken “Exchange” LEWISBITRG. Pa.. March s.—>A chicken thief with half a conscience recently visited the pen of the Rev. R. M. Hunsucker. He stole three of the preacher’s fat leghorn hens and in their places left three scrawny