Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 133, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 September 1926 — Page 12

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INDIANA RIVERS INTO LOWLANDS ■ I ' (Cordinued From Page 1) flour, which started about 7 p. m., Vut retched its greatest Intensity beWreite 11 and midnight. A heavy electrical storm accomjgijuied the cloudburst in the city and cdsJ considerable damage. Bean Creek Out of Banks Bean Creek, at Holliday and Shelby Sts., was out of its banks at 1 a. m. today, and Lieut. Walter Claffey was placed in charge of a detail of police to warn residents in case of serious danger. Motorpolicemen also Investigated Pleasant Run, which washed the re * taining wall out of the east and north side of the bridge at Prospect St. The gushing water was “eating •away’’ the bride supports and sidewalk. Red lights were posted to warn persons. White River had overflown its banks and continued risipg at the rate of two Inches an hotir at Wa verly, sixteen miles southwest of the city on the Bluff Rd. Water was beneath eight houses along the river bank and threatened to force several residents to vacate their homes, according to E. D. Rhoads, Waverly merchant. Population of the town is about 100. The river also was high at Anderson and Noblesville and continued to rise during the day. Flood stage had not been reached. Transportation Held Up Transportation was held up In some parts of the State as a result of the storm. The train leaving here this morning on the Vincennes division of the Pennsylvania Railroad was held up at Mooresville, where the waters were UP to the stringers of the White Lick Creek bridge. A train coming from Vincennes on the same road arrived here two hours late. On the Big Four and Pennsylvania roads west of Terre Haute trains were delayed for four or five hours by the high waters, while the Illinois Central cancelled its morning train to Effingham. . Several washouts on the C. & E. 1.. south of Terre Haute, were reported. A wash out on the T. H., I. & E. lines between Greencastle and Brazil stopped service between those two cities. It was hoped that service would be resumed this afternoon. Cars on the Martinsville division of the same lines ran only to Mooresville, but busses carried passengers on to Martinsville. At Tipton, sewers backed up the waters and it was necessary to transfer Union Traction passengers by bus for about 200 yards. A small bridge on State Rd. 12, three miles south of Mooresville, was washed out Wednesday night, according to word received by John D. Williams, State highway commission director. Practically every locality in the central part of the State has reported high waters to the State highway commission. Traffic between Martinsville and Spencer is detouring over State Rds. 22 and 32 because water is five feet deep in six places on- Rd. 12. The National Rd. is blocked west of Terre Haute and State Rd. 10 both north and south of that city. Crop Damage L. L. Needier. Indiana Farm Federation secretary estimated that 50 per cent of unthreshed wheat has been damaged in the State afid probably only 40 per cent of the oats crop. There is more oats in the field than wheat. Due to the lateness of the season the days are short and do not dry out soaked grains, causing them to sprout easily, said Needier. “Several days ago I talked with a thrashing machine man who said that about three-fourth of the grain thrashed in the last few days was sprouted end had little milling value,’’ Needier stated. A week of warm, dry weather would save thousands of bushels, he said. Wet weather has kept the corn fram maturing( making heavy damage from early frost likely at any time. “If we should have an early frost the corn crop would be in jeopardy. Corn is the mere backward this year than it has been in the last five years,” declared Needier. lightning Damage In Indianapolis, lightning struck a street car and dwelling and brought out the fire department twice during the night. No one was injured and damage was slight in both instances. The first run was to the home of D. T. Neat, 530 W. Twenty-Eighth St., where the lightning struck and caused a small blaze which was quickly extinguished. A street car was struck and the roof caught fire at Twentieth and Olney Sts. No passengers were hurt. Motorpolicemen Hague and Petit were detailed to guard a live wire at Speedway and Lafayette Rds., remaining two hours on duty until a repair crew arrived. Firemen and police were called to Senate Ave. and Tenth St. when a Merchants Heat and Light Company pole caught on fire and dropped live wires in that vicinity. Wires Down High tension wires were also down at Ritter and University Aves. Motorpolice were disnatched to the elevation at Sherman Dr. and -the Pennsylvania Railroad when two women were reported in a stalled auto in the high water. They were rescued by neighbors. Both local electric companies reported trouble on their- wires throughout the city. Lights in the neighborhood of Twenty-Third and Alabama Sts., serviced by the Indianapolis Light and Heat Company, were out for a long period after two transformers in that vicinity were struck by lightning. The Merchants Company reported trouble in West Indianapolis and at the Klngan Plant, due to tree Ijmbs breaking wires and “feeders” burning out. Other widely scattered sections of the city were without lights for short periods. Wood block paving, washed out by the cloudburst a week ago, was further damaged during the night. This month may set a record for a “wet September" weather bureau

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“You needn’t be afraid of bees if you know how to handle ’em,” said Henry Crull, of Huntington, who has exhibits from his apiary at the Horticulture Bldg., State fairground. Crull is shown holding some Italian bees in his exhibit. figures show. The wettest September on record here was in 1896, when 5.17 inches of rain fell. Total fall to date this month is 7.20 inches. Normal fall for th’e whole month is only 3.05 inches.

ALLIGATOR HAS TOWN UP A TREE Bv United Press PATERSON, N. J., Sept. 9. Archie, that aggravating alligator, had the Paterson city council up a tree today. Archie escaped from the city zoo three weeks ago, was caught in the Passaic river by Charles Sisko after he had been variously identified by bathers as a shark, a whale and a turtle, and is now a prisoner in Sisko’s back yard. Sisko demands a SSO reward for catching and feeding Archie. The city has no alligator reward fund. , The Law Council was informed by the corporation counsel that Archie can be redeemed on a writ of replevin if he can be identified as city property. That’s where the tc*te comes in, or would have come in if there had been one to •climb when the heads of the park board called at Sisko’s back yard to identify the alligator.’ . The reptile, kept in a wooden cage by Sisko, either was so glad to see the municipal emissaries that he couldn’t restrain himself, or he didn't like their looks. He flicked his tail vigorously, the bars of the 1 cage smashed and the emissaries hastily sought safer ground. Not Archie “That.” said Edward Sperry, president of the park board, “Doesn’t seem like Archie. Archie was a nice, quiet alligator.” “Still, it looks like Archie,” argued Robert McCrowe, superintendent of t>arks. “Four legs, two eyes long tail—Everything.” ‘lt may or may not *be your alligator,” interposed Sisko, “but I ■want my fifty or he stays here.” The municipal delegation left to report back to city council. If it is found that Archie's footprints are on file in the mud of his former home, the thing may bo easy.

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SHELBY, N.. 1108%; nicely furnished sleeping room: modern. TALBOTT. N.. 2009: nicely furn.. mod rm,; priv. family: steam heat, Ra. 4067 TALBOTT. 2010 N.: clean, airy rms.; girls cnt. Blaker g School. Har, 4814 J. THIRTEENTH F... 912: 2 FURN.. MOD ROOMS LINCOLN 3735 32ND. E 003: large, airy rm.: steam heat: refer, exchanged. Wash, 2830. UNION St.. 1033% : two lovely rms. Real limp.: suit, for 4: close N weat.: turn LIBERTY HOTEL: nicely furnished rooms $3 to $7 per week. 320S E. Michigan Webster .<993. HOOSIER INN—44O MASS. AVE. Clean, comfortable rms.: connecting shower and tub bath: spec, wkly rates. A few choice rms, left: $5 and up. MODERN RMS. FOR FAIR VISITORS: EXCELLENT MEALS IF DESIRED Good cnickpn dinners. 50-75 c. Web. 2216. FRONT bedroom: private home: for 1 or 2 gentlemen: *<soo blk. E. Wash. Ir. 2940. Room for Rent With Board COLLEGE Ave.: rooms with meals if desited: 1 for $2 50 or 2 for 83. and up. LEXINGTON Ave.. 1115: child in good home; nice surround.: near sch. DR. 4250. NEW JERSEY, tl.. 020: rm. and board lor students: very reasonable. Lin. 7005. WARMAN. N.. 233: board and room for 2 men: In modem home. CHII.UK E N TO BOARD: with mothers ears: lovely lawn. Riley 6349. BABY to Doard. Best of mother's care. Beech Grave 42-W 2. WIDOW wishes 1 or 2 employed ladies to share modern borne. Web. 1527-M. Housekeeping Rooms for Rent ASHLAND. 2822; 2 clean, mod. rms. No other roomers, Ken. 3142. CAPITOL. N. 1009: 2 downstairs rms.; all convcn.: child, wele.: algo slpg.: reag. COMAR Ave.. 1140; one 2-room apartment. eompletely furnished: suitable for 2 per tons; including heat, light, gae and water; one block east of Garfield Park, DRexel 5114. CONGRESS. 724; furn. bedrm. and kitchenette. Private, mod, home.: near car. EASTERN. 43: 3 mod. rms.: kitchenette: lights, heat, gag and water furn.; half block Wash car : adults pref, Web. 2326-R MARKET. E.. 538: 2 mod. housekeeping rms.: everything furnished: $5.50 wk. SOUTH St.. E.. 3i7: furnished sleeping rooms: housekeeping if desired: $1.50 wk. TALBOTT. 1827 N.: 2-rra. suite and kitchenette: all modem: nicely furn.; also sleeping room. Ran. 1288 ROOMING-HOUSE KEEPERS ATTENTION I I have two flats near P. O. Fine rooming district. Will rent with or without furniture. Cheap. Call after 7 p, m, 18 V. W Ohio. Riley 3349, FOUR-MODERN furnished housekeeping rooms. Irv, 1275-J, Houses for Rent BRADLEY, 940 N.; % mod. double: 4 rms.: gar,: heat, wa. furn. Web. 5075-J. CARROLLTON AVE.: attractive 5-room double: modern: garage. Hum, 2052. DOUGLAS. 233: 6 mu.: elect., gaa. city •water paid. Only 2250, Main 5228 FRANKLIN PLACE: 6 rms.. mod.: hear Cath. sch. mid church: 321.50. Har. 4005.

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Houses for Rent GARFIELD AVE.. 725: HIGH-CLASS 8 rm, mod, double gar ; near sell, Inq 725. HAMILTON Ave., 802-04: mod. double: near schools. Rent reduced. Ran. 553:1 KEYSTONE. N.. 538 : 5-rnt. semi-modem; gar.: wa pd., near sch.’ $25 We. 2859 W LINDEN. 2029-31—Semi-modern double: newly decorated: $18.50 a side: water paid. Civic Realty Cos . 138 N, Delaware. MABEL. 2020: 7 rnm.: Bcnii food, double gar,: water nald: $25, FRix. 38P5-M OLIVE St.. 1828: modern home: single: water paid: beats north side: good neighborhood. Bargain: S4O. PARK AVE.. 8282: 5 rooms; semi-mod-ern; only S2O. Hum, 1789. PARKER Ave.. 2329: 5-room, semi-mod-ern single’ S2O. Rental department. Washington Bank Riid Trust Cos. M. 0792 SENATE. S.. 941 : 5-rrn. single, modern. except furnace: $25. Web 0041. 1 STURM Ave.. 1529- 8-room modem aouble; good condition: $32.50. Rental department. Washington Bank and Trust Cos. Main 0792 SUMMIT. 8 , 24? lower duplex; mod.; JB rooms: hall: porch: fruit. Lin. 5585. VERMONT. E.. 1323: 8-rm. mod. double. gd. ootid.: near Tech: S4O. Web. 3555. TWENTY-SECOND, 3019 W.; 4 rs.. _ , semi-mod Si 8.00 2188 Wheeler St.: 4 rs . semi-mod. 20.00 216(1 Wheeler St.; 5 rs. modern... 22.50 1248 W. 25th: 4 rs., mod., gar. . . 27.50 1421 W. 30th St.: 4 rs.. mod., gar. 30.00 1240 W. 30th St.: 6 rs.. mod. gar. heat, water furnished: winter S4O; summer. S3O. „ _ , _. A. F. Zainey. 108 N. Delaware St ONE-HALF MONTH FREE 927 Ewing St.: 4-room side, semi-modern bungalow double, fine condition, only $25 pur mo. CoH W. B. RUEBY, LIN. 1782 FINE neighborhood N. Temple. 810: .firm. mod. doub.; gar.; near St. Phillip Web, 0070-11 5-ROOM semi-mod. bungalow; basement: gar.; S2O. 838 S. Belleview. Web, 5338-M. COLORED: mod. double bungalow: gar 4119 Cornelius Ave. Owner. Hum. 5078 DANDY, modern double: conviently arranged: nr. gd seh.: rent red. Dr. 008.1-KI GOOD location east: nice 8-rm. double: mod.: yard: bargain: $25. Web. 4872. SEE DUNLOP & HOLT7GEL. for bargains/ REAL ESTATE. Apartments for Rent GRACELAND. 3615; mod.. 5-rm. duplex: north: garage: tun. turn Wash. 1095-R JL2TH, JE.. 422; lower duplex; rooms. heat, water furnished: reaw. RT. 1707 29TH, w! 403: modern. 4-room apart - merit: heat, water. Call owner. Har. 0388. Apartment - Rentals H H. WOODSVALL CO. INC. We insure everything but the hereafter. DANDY DUPLEX: 3 rms., bath, hot water heat: very reasonable 1019 N. Capitol BEAUTIFUL Woodruff IM.: 6-rin.. strictly mod , upper duplex; reas. Weh, 1881. Business Places for Rent OPPORTUNITY FOR MECHANIC OR painter to go in business for himself: fire-proof shop' good looa. N. I?ar. 4847-J Houses and Flats Furnished IRVINGTON—NiceIy Turn, upper duplex; 4 rms., hath: rent reduced. Irv, 3013 Houses for Sale WHY NOT BUILD A NEW BUNGALOW ON THAT VACANT LOT? If your lot is completely or only half Caid for we will pay off balance and uild for you a semi-modern or modern bungalow. No further cash required Terms like rent. See plans at our office. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. REALTORS 144 E. Ohio St. Main 3715, Resilience. Try, 1064-J. SIOO CASH $47.50 PER MONTH For this substantial 6-room bungalowwell located northeast. Haa 8 large rooms. 3-car garage, fireplace, beautiful fixtures. Modern except bath and gas; large base ment wMh R.vbolt furrtace. Been built one year and is in good condition. M. 0792. Wayne M. Harryman. Irv. 3310, $250 Cash 1255-1257 Calhoun St : three-room double house, electric lights, gas. city water, paved street. Renting $32 a month. Price $2,700: easy monthly payments. J. G. McCullough Main 1709. 106 N. Delaware. ONLY SSO DOWN Two Dandy Bungalows Five rooms each: located 300 block 9. Dearborn St. Price $2,850; SSO down, balance easy terms. Mr Van Arsdell. Realtor, or H. C. TUTTLE & BRO. 233 E. Ohio St. Main 1168. Nights, Web, 1108. ’BEAUTIFUL home in Pleasanton Addition; 1 block east of Emerson Ave. Large liv-ing-room with fireplace, dining-room and kitchen' and breakfast-room: with 3 square bedrooms and latest designed bathroom; full attic: full basement, with heater and laundry tub: front drive garage. Shown only by anointment. IRVINGTON feTATE BANK. MR. BROWN. IRV, 4101. SIOO Down Payment Then $22.50 month, nuts you in a THREE-ROOM COTTAGE. Close in: near car line and business section. gas. electric lights, well. cistern, fruit, shade, flowers: garage. Call MR. MACLEOD. MAIN 1186. Charles E. Holloway & Sons 140 N. DELAWARE ST. REALTORS. OPEN EVENINGS Only 23 Squares to Monument Circle Completely modern five-room homes: entirely new section: lots of air and urban life without its inconveniences. These homes face Rhodius Park. Take W I. car to Kapnes and walk north about three squares or drive to 800 S Belmont. 237 N, Delaware. Riley 5250, FOUR ACRES AND NEW HOUSE Five rooms with electric lights, good well, garage and chicken house. Seven miles from Monument southwest: a 20minute drive. Y’ou can make a living with chickens and garden on this ideal little farm. Price $4.750.\ Terms to suit your convenience, or will take vacant lot as part payment. M. 0792. Wayne M Hnrrvman. Try, 3310, 5 Acres, Northeast S2OO Starts You North of Pendleton pike, east of Millersville road, near Fall Creek. Building a Oroom home, good highway and drainage. Consolidated school. Electric lights, has a future. Price $3,500: $33 per month. Main 0792. MR. EASTBURN. Irv, 0215, SSO DOWN $29 PER MONTH Buys this new 5-room house at $2,950 Has never been occupied. Full basement, electric lights, well, garage, located 4700 east and just the fourth house south of English Ave. Three blocks from school. An_exceptionally good buy on the above terms. M. 0792. Wayne M. Harryman. Irv. 3310. 2400 Block N. Talbott Seven-room modern: garage. fruit, shade, shrubbery. Equity $4,300: SSOO cash, balance easy terms. AT YOUR SERVICE. W. G. LYTLE. Washington Bank and Trust Cos. Main 0792. Randolph 5200. NEAR RIVERSIDE PARK Five-room modern bungalow, m A-l concition: paved street: small down payment. balance like rent. Call Mr. Woosley. W. B. Rueby 425 Lemcke Bldg. Lin. 1782. $250 DOWN Walker and Perkins Sts., strictly modern 6 rooms, all large and ill godd condition: beautiful lot and well located; near street car and bus line. \ / S' C. DUNCAN. Realty Cos. Lllf. 5940. Ran. 4347. NEW SUBURBAN BUNGALOVT Only SIOO cash, $34.00 per month Mr. Huse. Hum. 2018. Mr. Chnstena. Hum. 3438. WM. MURRAY HUSE, REALTOR. ONLY $l5O DOWN Five-room absolutely modern bungalow; hardwood floors; located north in fine residential district: will sdll on terms easier than rent Call Web 1430-M ON THE HILL Nice five-room cottage for colored son 9. Tremont, for only $2,100: easy terms. Call Mr Keller. Main 4088; night. Ran. 0894. SIX rooms. bJtti. garage: 808 Buchanon St.: will sacrifice equity for cash. Ownr. 731 Peoples Bank Bldg BUNGALOW. NORTHEAST: 4 rms.. bath: gar.: large lot: shrubbery, roses, etc.: almost nw.: $3,900: tins. Owner, We. 1314 ATTRACTIVE, new. 3-rooin bungalow; garage: electric lights: $25 down; s2o per month. EBY. Randolph 4044. WILL take S3OO for $825 equity in modern cottnee east Harrison 3830. Acreage for Sale BARGAIN in 5-acre tract, northeast: $750 mb” VopBSS B&WlSfbli?

Acreage for Sale SIN ACRES On Lafayette Pike at 34th St., or will sell in acre tracts. Terms. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. Main 0792. Mr. Mackey. Lin. 4947. Real Estate for Exchange HAVE SSOO. 7Ct real estate contract to trade for clear lot. Must be worth the money Rail. 6328 8-ROOM modern home, clear: trade lor farm. 229 N East Real Estate Wanted WE specialize in east and south side properties: if you want results, call us THE CHARLES R ETTINGER CO. Lin, 5057. . Reg.. Irv, 1559 REAL ESTATE To buy. sell or exchange, call KURTZ & LEASE. 719-20 Lemcke Bldg. Phone Lin, 3434 CLOSE in property for subdividing 1009 Fletcher Trust Bldir. Riley 2764 Building and Contracting WE MAKE repairs and Improvements on monthly payments; also build and finance homes. CIVIC REALTY TO 136 N. Delaware. Lin 5050: eve.. Ken. 4247. W St R ELECTRIC CO House wiring and fixtures IT'S 8 Fast SJ DRexel 2579 Miscellaneous for Sale BUILDING MATERIAL 1 .?' r>o i u( 1 u brick. 2x2. 2x6: sheathing, lath, doors. gashes, mantles, glass all sizes Glass doors, hardwood flooring, steam radiator. steam pipe. WESTERN WRECKING CO. CINDER HAULING: 8-yd. load. $6: 3yd. load. s*.so. - Call Lincoln 6194. , „ ONE-CAR GARAGE. $57. All the lumber, roofing and hardware necessary to build a 1-car garage. 10x16 feet: only $57 cash at our yard Build it yourself Phoenix Lumber Cos, Web, 0410 CASH REGISTERS, scales, grinders, sheet's „ rebuilt: guaranteed. Fixtures all kinds. SPRAGUE EX .22 W Ohio Main 0504 DAVENPORT in good condition, with pad Call 1151 S. West St. DINING-ROOM suite: period style; like new, 9x12 velvet rug Hum 3387 GAS RANGES, used: thoroughly overhauled: $lO and up. Delivered and connfeted Charles Koehring. 892 Vir, Ave, HOT BLAST, large Golden: almost uew 1720 Ruekle or Har. 0227. HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army industrial Homo. Phone for wagon. Riley 6622 127 W, Georgia OAK dining-room set. mahogany daveno: very low prh-e. Hum 1485. RUGS and linoleum at lowest prices. DORFMAN RUG COMPANY. 707 W Waali. St. Near Capitol. WALNUT dining set. 3-plcce walnut bedroom set. 2 upholstered rockers, mahogany #lresscr. daveno. 9x12 Congoleum rug. new Process range. Lorraine regular, Cnflrld wash . 50-ft. hse, etc. 2424 Ashland it AN S gray overcoat, 44: cost S6O: like new; eln ap Shoes. 23 N Beville, SCHOOL BOOKS We buy. sell and exchange school books alt Crawford's Drug Store, 540 N. Penn. Pets and Live Stock BABY CHICKS FOR SALE BOYERS’ HATCHERY. 25 E. MARKET. RI. 5470 hatchery thorntown. ind. THREE good horses; city and farm broke, gentle. Will sell or trade. Will take good vacant lot or equity in r. small house See HARRY 1530 W. Washington. EIGHT beautiful collie pups: sable and white. Call Drex 6686 2200 Churchman SHETLAND PONY, complete outfit: worth at lea t J times priee 2445 N. Penn TWO male canaries and cages for $lO. 2336 Kenwood Ave, liar 4975 M Musical Instruments THIS WEEK ’ Console Phonograph, $49 ~ A n ,ew model console phonograph, beautiful brown mahogany case, satin finish 1 j new, .100 needles, your own selection and new double-faced Victor records 'll acot Pi $1.50 per w ees WILSON STEWART MUSIC CO.. 44 N Pennsylvania St. Player Piano Bargain Party leaving town will sell Kimball player. 24 rolls and ben< h. for unpaid balance at $3 per week. See Mr. Sanford 44 N Pennsylvania St. Main 12*7. MAHOGANY Console Victrola; line eondition : s.>o. Webster 448 H. COLUMBIA Graphonola mahogany; rea sonable. Webstar 5437. LARGE Victor Victrola. 30 records. For cmick sale: S3O Try. 2ftlS. Business Announcements FEATHERS bought, sold nd renovated: g a U le t,..g l .?J , . resseß *rt pillows made. E. F. BURKLE 416 Mass, Main 1428 HOUSE painting, remodel old or new CaM Webster 2682-W Comp, insurance. RUG. Bxl3 THOROUGHLY CLEANED. $2. Superior Ru& Cleaners, Ken. 4462. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES - Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE, 216 N, Illinois SIIEkT metal work, guttering and spoutTin work and general repairing. CAMPBELL CO. Phone Bel. 2808 . MATTHEWS LIGHT CO. Will wire 5 rooms, basement and porch light, switches and fixtures included for sl7 50. They repair fan motors, irons, vacuum cleaners and washing machines. For serv lee, call Main 2213, FOR SALE or tiHde: rooming house; located north- 12 well-furnished rooms weekly profit S4O. with 4 rooms reserved rent .SSO, Will trade for double or down payment. Call owner. Riley 5792. for apl UNEEDA stove and furnace .repair. Fire bowls and repairs for any stove or furnare, 329 Virginia- Ave. Main 6913 HOUSE painting: remodel Sid or new Call Webster 2687 W Comp ling-iranoo. , Business Opportunities wwwwweeeeßw. , V v LUNCH STAND and general store: little competition: cheap rent: good living quarters attached. Owner has too many other interests. Sell reasonable or trade for real estate. M. E. CARTER. 3406 E Tenth St. Web. 5463, FOR SALE—Sacrifice: established fruit and vegetable route and truck; 130 customers with other prospects: in Irving ton. Owner has other bus, Web. 8511 R-2 CONFECTIONERY—IIO2 Fletcher: doing good bus.; reas. for quick sale, DR, 6741 BAKERY’: good location- sell or trade. M. E, CAREER. 3406 K 10th St. Web, ■’Hfl. 1 ) Storage and Transfer SPECIAL hauling rales on small lotalow rates on California and Florida Shipment. OTTO J. SUESZ STORAGE Local and overland hauling. Main £628-2353. Web. 4370-2609-W LET us figure wun you on your moving? Local or overland. PARKER TRANSFER. 1273 Oliver Ave. Bel. 4307. MOVING and trucking. Reliable men. Cali BORNMAN, Web. 5571 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. Call at all times Randolph 3741. Coot/ and Wood Good Coal Is Going U BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY Best Va. 6-in. block, large forked.. $6 75 Best Ky. 6-in. block, large forked... 6.75 Bent Va. egg. 2x4, clean, forked.... 6.25 Beet Va. 4-in. lump, clean, forked. 6.50 Va.. Kanawa Co.—K.v.. Harlan Cos. Genuine Glendora block, large, fkd. . 6.Y5 Genuine Glendora egg. clean, fkd... 6.25 Ind. lump or egg. clean, forked ... 5.25 Best Poca. lump, shoveled, red ash.. 8.60 Citizens coke. It's the best 9.50 Special discount on your winter's requirements. Kindling with each ton. UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Drexel 4621 Dependable since 1908. It will pay you to visit our yards and sec the difference in good goal. 1910 Bluff. BEST Poca. Red Ash 3d vein 4-in. shoveled lump $8.60 Poca. Mine Run ...$6.76 Yellow Diamond 6-in. block, fkd., Fayette Cos., W. Va $7.25 Best W. Va. 6-in., block, fkd., Kanawha County $6.50 W. Va. Mine Run $5.00 Kindling with each ton. Bethel Coal Cos. DRex. 5200. 250 Beecher St. I’OCO., 8-tn. lump, forked $7.50 W. Vir.. Logan Cos.. 4-in. Ip., fkd. . 6.50 j. & i. Coal co. 1206 Ttoache St. Ban 2471 TRY OUR MAJOR COAL. MAJOR COAL CO Ran. 4129. Money to Loan wewveeweeeewM.<'ise>‘ - PERSONAL LOANS. $lO to S3OO. No indorsers. No publicity. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION. Main 2923. 404 Kresge Bldg.

Money to Loan Populism 0 Methods In the Small Loan Business $lO TO S3OO ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS FIANOS. ETC.. WITHOUT REMOVAL. Ten years of intensive investigation have proven tha* tnis business meets a real economic need. Indiana passed a law setting a fair rate of interest and licensing the lender. Loans eve made for thousands of different purposes. If you need money in emergency, do not hesitate to call, phone or write either of our offices. Repayment arranged in easy monthly instalments of principal ard interest. Loans can be reduced or paid in full any time. Interest ceases immediately on every dollar repaid. WHAT YOU PAY ON PRINCIPAL On S2O you pay $1 per month On S6O you pay $3 per month On SIOO you pay $5 per month On S2OO you pay *lO per month On S3OO you pay sls per month With Lawful Interest Popular Finance Corporation x lO6 E. Market St. Room 513-14 Lemcke Bldg. MA in 1278 NEED MONEY auiekly. confidentially and business-like ingg is a part of the service we give vou. LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141 i/o E. Washington St. MA In *0585 Lincoln 7134 REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS PURCHASED. We buy from persons holding deeds teal estate contracts of sale. Mr. Fry. i the Washington Company, 257 W. Washington St, MA. 0792. LOANS 2% WHY PAY MORE? Loatie on furniture 1 % below the legal rate Lowest i ate in city. Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association. 330 Occidental ifldg. Main 6229 Southeast corner Washington and Illinois. See large ad on Wednesdays. FIRST MORTGAGE We make first mortgage tristallnriei t loans on city and suburban real estate. Mr. Fry. the Washington Company. 157 W. Washington St. MA. 0792. 6% Mortgage Money Meyer-Kiser Bank Auto Supplies and Repairs THERE is always one best place for almost anything you wish to buy. Rogers has led them all for Used Tires for six years. 30x3y 2 x2y 2 $2.50 31 and 32x4 ..$3.00 Each Other sizes to suit your pocketbook. Plenty of Used Balloons, $4 each. Rogers Tire Shop 3117 W. Wash. v BEI. 4300. A NECESSITY . ON YOUR VACATION TRIP ALL FABRIC SEAT COVERS EASILY CLEANED CONVENIENT _ ECONOMICAL Expert top and trim repairs. HA BIG QUALITY SHOP 1935 N Meridian. Lin, 8302-8303. NEW and used parts nceejjsories tires and batteries for practically every make, of car for less Satisfaction guaranteed. CAPITOL AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO.. 821-23 N. Illinois. Main 6090. USED TIRES i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. L SEUG A SON 23 S. East 9t. USED TIRES—S 2 UP. ELKINS BROS. 604 N. ILLINOIS ST. RILEY 6171. TIMES WsvT HRIXC mtSTNESS Motorcycles and Bicycles ““ " mn-inor i~Mnrw~ ■■ WE BUY. sell and exchange used motor,l cycles. Good used parts for sale. ALLEN S 509 Mass Ave. Main 7020. Automobiles Wanted WILL poy cash for your car or your equity. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin. 451(1. 561 N, Capitol. If You Need Money Let us sell your used car. one, STAFFORD AUTO SALFS. ■426 N. Delaware Main 5873. USED CARS botight and sold GOLDBKRG 5^?N_ Capitol Main 2638, ffegal Notices 'incmvAY comm isNOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of qertain bridges on State highways will be reTeivcd by the Director of the Indiana Lghway Commission at his oflietf'in the Stale Canitol Building at Indiunapolis until 10 o clock a. ra Sept. 28, 1926, when all prouosals will be publicly opened and read. These bridges are further described as follows: Clarke County—One bridge on Rd. 1-A, consisting of two spans of 82 feet. , o lja yiess Cqunty—Three bridges on Rd. ’*"-D consisting of one bridge of one span of 36 feet, one bridge of one span of 124 feet and one bridge of one span of 24 feet. Grading of approaches to White River bridge on Rd. 28-C. Dubois County—Three bridges on Rd. 48-D. consisting of one bridge of two spans of 84 fret, one bridge of one span of 124 feet and five spans of 38 feeUaud one uridge of one span of 38 feet „ Hamilton County—One bridge on Rd. 33-1. consisting of three spans of 77 feet, and grading approaches approximately onehalf mile. Hendricks County—Three bridges on Rd. 31-G. consisting of one bridge of one span of 6.) feet, one bridge of two .spans of 75 feet and one bridge of one span of 38 feet. Huntington Count}’ —One bridge on Rd. 11-G. consisting of four spans of 80 feet. Marion County—Wood block floor and repairs on one bridge on Rd. 1-M. consisting of two Spans of 139 feet. Miami County—One bridge on Rd. 1-T, consisting of three spans ol 84 feet. Morgan County—Two bridges on Rd. 12-M. one consisting of four spans of 36 feet each and one of one span of 38 feet Owen County—One bridge on Rd. 32-B, consisting of one span of 175 feet. Wood block floor and repairs on one bridge on Rd. 32-A. consisting of three spans of 166 feet. Pike County—Grading of .-mnroaches to White River bridge on Rd. 28-C. Porter County—Ope bridge on Rd. 43-A over New Y'ork Central Railroad, ieonslsting of one span of 136 feet and approach grading. Posey County—One bridge on Rd. 20 B. consisting of two spans of 30 feet. The plans and specifications may be examined at the office of the State Highway Commission, 16 N. Senate Ave., Indianapolis. or copies thereof will be forwarded upon payment to the Director of a nominal charge. No refund will be made for plans returned. Proposals must be made upon standard forms of the Indiana State Highway Commission, which will be supplied upon request. Each bidder, with his proposal, shall submit his bond payable to the State of Indiana in the penal sum of one and onehalf (114) times the amount of his proposal. with good and sufficient security to the approval of the Director. SUCH BOND SHALL BE ONLY ON THE FORM SPECIFIED BY THE DIRECTOR. COPIES OF WHICH WILL BE FURNISHED UPON REQUEST, The majority of these . structures will be awarded in groups or combinations of several structures each. Further information regarding the work contemplated, the method of letting and price of plans will be furnished upon request. The right is reserved by the Director to reject any or all bids or to award on any stated combination of bids that is tn hl Judgment most advantageous to the Statfe of ndiana. INDIAA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. JOHN D, WILLIAMS. Director, Automobiles for Sale BUICK. 1925 Master 0 brougham: Jrlven only 7,800 miles: ear is practically new; sacrifice price: easy terms. CITIZENS GARAGE. 330 N. Illinois. >

Automobiles for Sale CHEVROLET tourings. two superior models: cord tires good on both; both in A-l shape throughout. You can have your choice for only $65 down. W ANGELIN-SHARP. 443 Virginia Ave. Drex. 5020. CHRYSLER 1926 COACH “ 4-eylinder and 4-whecl brakes: $795; terms. CENTRAL BUICK CO.. Used Cat Store. 120 W. North St Lin. 1995. Open Evenings and Sunday. DODGE BROTHERS TOURING In excellent running condition; here is dependable transportation for only $l5O. F. L. SANFORD CO. “The Safe Place to Buy.” 833-37 N. Meridian. Open evenings. BIG REDUCTIONS 1035 Dodge Touring $l6O down M 124 Overland Coupe $125 down 1924 Overland Sedan $125 down 1925 Overland Touring $ 75 down 1925 Overland 2-door Sedan .. $175 down 20 other cars from S2O up. HAYNES-SCHMIDT. INC. 1003-6 N. Mer dian. Lin. 7575-7576 Open evenings and Sundays. DODGE FORDOR SEDAN. 1022: $325; terms. CENTRAL BUICK CO.. Used Car Store. 120 W. North St. Lin. 1995. Open evenings and Sunday. Essex Coach —New .100 used cars wanted now in trade. Our success is due to courtesy. Liberal appraisal on your car. Prompt delivery and personal service. If you are not familiar with the way we do business come in and let's get acquainted. Call your favorite salesman. G. E. Porter. G. O. Burton, Robert E. Welch. W. G. Beggs. Speed Duncan. Jack Federspill. DOWNTOWN. Hudson and Essex Dealers P. B. Smith Auto Cos. 322 N, Delaware. Lincoln 3603. Essex Coach, New Lowest terms: liberal allowance: call your lavorite salesman for a ride in the new job. V. E. Porter. Speed Duncan, Robert Welch, G. O. Burton, Jack Federsriel, W. G. Beggs. If you’ll trade now we can use 100 used cars on Hudson and Essex. P, B. Smith Auto Cos. Lin. 3603. 322 N. Del. St. FORD COUPE If you are looking for a little closed car that will give good service for just a little money see this one. Only $95. F. L. SANFORD CO. “The Safe Place to Buy.” 833-37 N Meridian. Open evenings, FORD. 1925 coupe: in good running condition: price *275. College Avenue Garage. 1010 College Ave. Ran. 3587. Open evenings. FORD roadster. 1925: steel pick-up body; A-l shape throughout. For only $?6 down. 1 WANGELIN-SHARP. 443 Virginia Ave. DRexel 5020. FORD coupe. 1921 : good serviceable condition. A real buy for only $75. WANGELfN-SHARP. 443 Virginia Ave. DRexel 5020. FORD, light panel truck. 1925. Can hardly be told from new job. At a real bargain WANGELIN-SHARP. 443 Virginia Ave.. DRexel 5020. FORD SEDAN Reflnished and in good mechanical condition. has good tires and is ready to give lots of good service. Only $176. F. L. SANFORD CO. “The Safe Place to Buy” 833-37 N. Meridian. Open evenings. FORD efiupe. 1921 $ 50 ESSEX coach, late 1925: A-l shape throughout: good rubber. Easy terms or trade. WANGELIN-SHARP. 443 Virginia Ave. Drex. 5020. FORD touring; 1926 model demonstrator; balloon tires, lock wheel and winter Inclosure. For only SIOO down. WANGELIN-SH 4RP. 443 Virginia Ave. Drex. 5020. 11926 Hudson Brougham This car is like new, with every equipment and extra that could be used. $995. 's2oo down. State Automobile Company 535 N. Capitol Ave. Lincoln 6110

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Automobiles for Sale FORD tudor. 1920 model sedan, lock wheel, balloon tires: job shows very little use: for only $145 down. I WANGELIN-SHARP. 443 Virginia Avo. Drex. 6020. HUDSON speedster. 1920: 6 good tires. In good running condition: $200; terms. ILG MOTOR SALES. 2957 Central. Ran. 4575 _- Oldsmobile Coupe 6 cylinder $165 for quick sale: good running oondition. Locomobile 955 N. Meridian Lin. 1171. OVERLAND touring car. 1924: good mechanical condition: $250 down or your old car in trade. LANG AUTO SALES CO. 1114 N. Meridian. Lin. 6865 OVERLAND —1920 standard 0 sedan, m service only a month, just repossessed. Car like new. Will sacrifice for quick sale. Easy terms. 329 W. Market. Mam 1005, HIT THE MARK! CULLY AUTO CO. “ 1233 N. Meridian St. $25 Down Paige Touring to hit the road and sriva thousands of miles of service; $25 down, hasy weekly payments. P. B. Smith Auto Cos. ... Hudson and Essex Dealers 322 N. Delaware Lin. 3603 SIGNAL built: in*A-l condition: $550. Guaraniy Discount Corporation. 239 W. Market St. Mam 1005, STUDEBAKER—I92O seaan: new Duco paint: rubber A-l. In first-class mechanical condition. Terms or trade. 725 Virginia Ave. Special Today Stutz sedan 1923 $750 Stutz sport. 1922 1050 1920 Stutz touring S2OO 1922 Sfudebaker special touring S2OO 1924 Ford roadster $125 Small Down Payment. Stutz Indianapolis Cos. 957 N. Meridian St. Open evenings and Sunday a. m. Riley 4922, FAIR WEEK USED CAR SPECIALS E&sy Tennnis==Trades=-= Reduced Prices 1926 JEWETT COACH. 1925 OVERLAND SEDAN. 1920 WILLYS KNIGHT COUPE. 1920 PAIGE BROUGHAM, 1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924 WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN. 1025 HUDSON COACH. 1924 NASH SEDAN. 1925 OVERLAND SEDAN. 1923 OVERLAND TOURING. 1923 OLDSMOBILE TOURING. 1924 FORD TUDOR. 1925 ESSEX COACH. 1920 FORD TUDOR. 1925 FORD COUPE. 1023 OVERLAND COACH. 1924 OVERLAND TOURING. 1924 FORD TUDOR. 1923 NASH ROADSTER. 1923 DURANT TOURING. 1924 OVERLAND TOURING. 1925 FORD ROADSTER. 1925 FORD COUPE. MANY OTHERS. All these cars are In first-class condition, many reconditioned and newly painted. OPEN EVENINGS. L. TT. ALLEN MOTOR SALES 917-23 VIRGINIA AVE. 11. C. S. Sport Touring 6 wire wheels, good paint and rubber. In splendid condition throughout. ONLY $495 Terms. CAPITOL OVERLAND Company N. Capitol Ave. at Michigan St. “Open evenings and Sundays” Oakland 4-Pass. Coupe 1924 model. New dark blue Duco finish. Spot light, bumpers. In excellent condition both mechanically and in appearance. A bargain &t $735. Terms. CAPITOL OVERLAND Company N. Capitol Ave. at Michigan St. “Open evenings and Sundays”

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