Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 192, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1926 — Page 17

NOV. 17, 1926

SP EGIAL ONE WEEK ONLY BY BRINGING THIS AD WITH YOU WILL ENTITLE YOU TO A TURKEY GIVEN AWAY FREE WITH. EVERY GAR SOLD UNTIL THANKSGIVING 'mmm 1923 Chcv. Sedan $125 1925 Ford Touring.. ..$175 1925 Ford Roadster, 1924 Giiev. Coupe $l5O closed 1923 Chev. Coupe SIOO 1926 Ford Coupe $370 1924 Ford Coupe *2OO 1926 Chcv ' Cosu P e ■• • • -* 475 1923 Ford Seda* $225 1922 ">** •* 1925 Cliev. Touring.. .S3OO 1925 Chev. Sedan ....$475 1926 Ford Roadster...s2so 1924 Chev. 4-Pass. 1926 Ford Touring .. .$275 Coupe SIOO LOWEST TERMS f IST fflflHllTfl 720 WEST WASHINGTON

A ootlher List Better Than Bargains Ford touring, 1924 SIOO.OO Essex coach, 1926 ..... .$550.00 Ford coupe, 1923 $175.00 Chevrolet coach. Fori sedan, 1923 $195.00 Ford roadster, 1925 ....$195.00 Dodge Bros, roadster, 1926; Nash sedan; a real barlike new $700.00 gain $695.00 Dodge Bros. Coupe. Hupp 6 roadster; a real buy $125.00 Dodge Bros, sedan, 1926; practically new $895 Chevrolet coupe, 1923-24.5275.00 Dodge Bros, coach; spe- Oldsmobile tour., 1923. .$275.00 cial; 1925 $825.00 Nassh touring; reconChevrolet touring, 1923.5150.00 ditioned $150.00 “THE, SAFE PLACE TO BUY” Every car offered in the above list is up to the “SANFORD STANDARD” F.L. SANFORD CO. 833-37 North Meridian St. MA in 4368.

CHEVROLET, 1924 coach; bumpers, spotlite. motometer, bar cap, mirror, balloon tires, the upholstering is fair, motor Bounds soort. S7O 00 down, balance 12 months. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York,

Big Used Car Sale Chevrolets, Fords, Overlands, Dodges and Other Standard Makes. Late Models All Thrown Together in One Final Price-Cutting Carnival of Values. This Opportunity. Every Car in Good Running Condition, Many Like New.

Bargains 334 N. Capitol 3926 Chevrolet Touring 1925 Chevrolet, Coach 1924 Chevrolet Sedan 3924 Ford Coupe 1924 GldsmmoMe 1924 Fordor Sedan 1926 Ford Roadster

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CHEVROLET, 1923 touring: lock wheel, bumpers, spotlite. brand new paint. Mr Tibbets, has taken very good care of this ear. It sells for $150.00. with $50.00 down. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York,

Free=Big Thanksgiving T mirkey=F ree A big, fat turkey for your Thanksgiving dinner free with every car purchased during this event. Bring your checkbook or cash with you, you’ll go home with a Used Car Bargain —and a Thanksgiving turkey.

TERMS No injitter what your income may be, you will find a Car hpre at a price you can afford to pay. • Terms will be arranged to fit your purse. Jone§=Whitaker Sales COo 334 N. Capitol 343 N. Capitol.

Automobile* for Sale 1927 HUDSON COACH Gone 1.600 miles only; all kinds of extras, cost $100; same guarantee from us that factory gives on new car; $l,lOO, includes two spare tires; S3OO down, balance 16 months finance plan. Best buy in town fine automobile. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. 218 E. New York St. , Riley 6583. Reference, any bank. FORD BODIES . rowings Roadsters Coupes Sedans and balJiomia lops. SWISSHELM A PARKER FORD 1924 Fordor sedan: thoroughly reeondit'qned and repainted: very good tires. Priced to sell. BROAD RIPPLE AUTO COMPANY. Authorised Ford Dealers. 819-23 E 63d St. Hum. 1361. Chevrolet 1926 Coupe Disc wheels, low mileage: a slick running little -ar: carries new ear guarantee; will not be herq long Terms or trade. Marlon Chevrolet Cos. 1040 N Meridian St. Lin. 6361 Open evenings FORD coupe*: 3 to choose from. 1923 models. Price, SIOO Down payment. s2o: balance small weekly payments. SMITH & MOORE. Authorized Ford Dealers. 528 South Meridian St. Open evenings and Sundays. Main 6650.

For Nioe Years /^ExYRAir> The Name * W C. 0. Wammeck eTTwT has stood for honest and reliable service to the public, therefore— THE LOGICAL PLACE TO BUY USED FORDS IS FROM C. 0, Waraock (AUTHORIZED FOR^-DEALER) Used Ford Store All used Fords sold by us are Warnock guaranteed. Every oar haai been subject to a rigid inspection by trained Ford mechanics and the necessary work done to put them in good condition. We have FORD TOURINGS Fli at Two in Our Show Two of the old dependable models Rooms at Q O’clock - that have miles and miles of serv- nooms ai a U LiOCK. ice in them. Your choice. $35.00. y Get These **-

1924 ROADSTER Has heater and winter enclosure. Salesman's bo: on rear, good tires. A real job. $45.00 down. 924 FORD COUPE Refinisfied in beautiful maroon paint. Many extras, good tires, $05.00 down and easy terms. 1924 TUDOR SEDAN Late ’25 model, extra good buy. In excellent running condition, new Miehelin balloon tires. A real buy at $75.00 down

See Wednesday's Times for a complete list of our exceptional bargains. Our prices are right, the cars are right, so hurry right out and gel yours. Why freeze this winter standing around the corners in the cold and slush waiting for street cars when it is cheaper to own your own transportation. Let us explain. C. 0. WARNOCK CO. USED FORD STORE 800 E. WASHINGTON 810

PRICES Have Beem SLASHED —AT—- , Haynes Schmidt During the next few days we will sell good transportation as low as— LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS 1919 Ford Touring S3O 1924 Elcar Touring.. .$l5O tv i m • This car has good paint and 1923 Ford Touring $55 good rub ber. 1922 Ford Touring S3O 1922 Overland Sedan..sl7s THESE CARS ARE ALL IN FINE CONDITION 1003 N. Meridian St. Open Evenings.

Bargains 343 N. Capitol # 1926 Chevrolet Landeau Sedan; 1926 Chevrolet Coach 1925 Chevrolet Coupe 1925 Essex Coach • 1925 Ford Roadster 1925 Chevrolet Touring 1924 Overland Coupe

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Automobiles for Sale Ford, 1926 Coupe Equipped with five halloon tires, two bumpers, windshield cleaner, mirror and all extras. This ear is just like new mechanically and in appearance and will give you the same use as anew raiy Price for quick sale. $425. Terms arranged but no trades. George B. Ray, Inc. Used Car Department. 1110 N. Meridian St. ~1926 ESSEX CO ASH Price $550: $l5O cash, balance 16 month's finance plan: guaranteed to be mechanically right by us. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. \ Riley 6583. 218 B- New York St. FORD, roadster. 1926: lock wheel, speedometer foot accelerator, rubber pedal pads, windshield wiper. This is a real bargai l. Looks and runs like new. Down payme-t 575. SMITH & MOORE. Authorfze’d Ford Dealers. 528 South Meridian St Open evenings and Sundays. Main 6650

FORD COUPE Only $25.00 Down on this one. Just the car to drive to work. lb? 4 FORDOR ' with blue upholstering, 5 oversize balloon tires, good paint, good mechanical condtiion. This is an exceptional buy. .$75.00 down. 1926 COUPE Oh. boy! only SO days in use: f> balloon tires, better than new and you save $120.00. Be quick if you want this one.

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Automobiles for Sale - ARMACOST Our Pledge Says Every purchaser of a used car may drive it for five days and then, if not satisfied for any reason, turn it back and apply the money paid as a credit on the purchase of any other car in stock —new or used. It is assumed, of course, that the car has not been smashed up by collision or other accident in the meantime. 1923 Stearns Knight sedan. * 1924 Packard sedan $1,650 1924 Studebaker special coach 850 1926 Studebaker Stand, sedan 1,175 1923 Marmon coupe 995 -W25 Hudson poach 795 1925 Studebaker Standard Duplex touring 750 1924 Studebaker special six roadster 650 1924 Durant touring 175 1926 Ford tudor 475 1924 Ford tudor 300 1925 Studebaker Stand, sedan 975 1926 Studebaker Country Clyb coupe 995 1924 Studebaker special six touring 475 1921 Hudson Four-pass, coupe 345 1926 Nash advanced 6 sedan 1,250 1922 Nash coach 425 1925 Essex coach 445 1922 Willys-Knight touring .. 250 1926 Studebaker Big Six' brougham 1,595 Studebakers of all kinds. We Lave 85 cars. You can surely find the car youwant here. Come prepared to hay. We trade used cars on used cars. Balance on easy terms. • 209 W. North St. MA. 3264 832 N. Meridian Open Evenings and Sunday. 1923 FORD COUPE, $98.00 This car is perfect; new battery, good tires. 7 1926 Ford roadster, $290; $53 down; perfect condition; new battery. 1924 Ford coupe, $240; S4O down; A-l mechanically; new battery. 1924 Ford tudor, $265; $45 down; good tires, new battery. 1924 Ford touring, $135; $25 down; perfect condition; new ba£ tery. 1924 Oakland touring; $435; $65 down; Duco paint; good tires. 1922 Nash touring; $175; $35 down; good paint and tires. 1925 Hudson coach, $675; $125 down; new paint; balloon tires. 1926 Hudson brougham; 985; $215 down; fully equipped. Excellent mechanically.

State Automobile Company Two Stores 535 N. Capitol. 925 Virginia. Lincoln 6110. Drexel 5226. Open Evenings and Sunday. Hudson Essex trade-ins. 1925 model Oakland coupe; 1924 title; upholstery in perfect condition; paint perfect; 12,000 miles service. Must be seen to be appreciated. 1925 Ford sedan. Motor In A-l condition; 5 new tires; Hassler shock absorbed 1926 Essex coach. FtftTYequipped. 1924 Ford sedan; 5 cord tires; ?195. 1923 special six Studebaker; 5 semi-balloon tires; disc wheels, side shields, Fryac spotlight. Car is in excellent condition. 1924 Ford coupe; Ames body; cord tires; disc wheels; $95. 1925 Ford roadster, 4 new balloon tires. $225. Terms or trade. G. WENINGS CO. East End Hudson Essex Dealer 3816 E- Wash. St. Irv. 3588 Open evenings and Sunday. SJfflO—s2s DOWN TERMS The following cars, worth more, will be sold to the first buyers. Models from 1920 to 1923. Buick touring. Nash touring. Chevrolet touring. Reo touring. Overland 23 touring. Studebaker touring. 120 West Month • Lincoln 1995 OVERLAND 4 COACH; 1926 A real bargain for someone. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian Drexel 4743 1924 Chevrolet Coupe. New paint. Excellent sjjape. $85.00 down. INDPLS. AUTO PARTS 522 N. Capitol. MA in 2638. FORD used car*. Always a nice stock of nfa r& “SflMgft To are a d lB'"VJ. svSs. * mS^W 0 " 1 D * aler, ‘ ° D “

Automobiles for Sale Just a Suggestion Don’t buy any car until yoti have looked over the listings below. Every Gne a Bargain. Easy terms with our guarantee plan on every car. 1924 Rickenbaeker Sedan, $675 1924 Durant Touring, $225 1923 Dodge Sedan, $450 1924 Ford Tudor, $260 1923 Studebaker Touring, $450 1923 Buick Touring, $375 1924 H. C. S. Touring, $750 y 1924 Buick Touring, $675 JNO. A. BOYD MOTOR CO. Downtown Buick Dealer Used Car Department 936 N. Meridian St.' Open Evenings. PRICED So You Gan Afford ' to Buy 25s and 26§ You can not tell from brand new. and safe guarantee Inr thirty days makes you Dodge coupe. '25 _ 5650 Hudson brougham. '26 si 185 Jewett sedan. 24 $630 Essex coach, '25 '.541)5 Hudson coach. ’26 $875 Chevrolet coupe ’24 9250 Studebaker coach. '24 $585 Ford touring. '24 $95 Star touring. ’24 sli)s Essex coach. '27 #725 Also ten good Ford sedans and different makes of touring cars to be sbld in next six days at only SIBOO Down Small weekly payments. Trade and E-Z terms P. B. SMITH AUTO CO. 430 N. Capitol .'.re. Hudson and Essex Dealers. Paige, 1925 DeLuxe Sedan equipped With two bumpers, spare tire. tube, trunk, motometer and crossbar, automatic windshield wiper and mirror, step plates and many other extras. Has five baiioon tires and Lockheed hydraulic 4-wheel brakes. imi-hed in dt co: uoholsterv. finish, fenders and general appearance perfect. Mechanical condition A-l. we sold this ear new in 1625 for 52.600 and can give you a special bargain on this sale of $l.lOO. Terms arranged. George B. Ray, Inc. Used Car Department. 1110 N. Meridian St. HUDSON. 10125 coach: balloon tires; mecnanically A-l; only $700; reasonablf* vVAVS 'IkGiNIA MOTOR SALES 650 \ irgima Ave. Oakland-Pontiac dealers. I®? 5 * BUICK touring with winter enolosBUICk CO..°^Q 1 w'f’Nmth?* CBNTRAL CHEVROLET sedan, fully equipped, good oondunn: s2o°. CENTRAL BUICk CO.. 120 W. North, FORD coupe. 1024: beautifully finished in gray, upholstering like new. Car is in gerfee^ running order. Must sell. Webster FORI). 1024 coupe: new cord tires; A-l condition mechanically. Bargain by owncr. Ran, 47(H). FORI) Tudor sedan: price *285; tires and „ paint good Extra good condition. Call Drexol W3S.

Dodge, 1926 Sedan Appearance and mechanical condition just like new. Only been used a few months. Equipped with balloon tires, disc wheels, two bumpers, cross bar and ornament on radiator, cowl lights. automatic windshield wiper, mirror and step plates. This job can hardly be told from new either in appearance or operation and is a bargain at a special notrade sale price of $825. Terms arranged. George B. Ray, Inc. Used Car Department. 1110 N. Meridian St. FOFtD coupe. 1925; lock wheel. 6 .Ires'. e . : yeW wiper. .Down payment, #65. SMITH & MOORE. Authorized Ford Deal--6650 OUe ” eveuinsr * and Sundays. Main FORD sedan. 1024; lock wheel, motometer seat covers, new paint. Down pay. ment. #7O. SMITH & MOORE. Authorized Ford Dealers 528 South Meridian. Open evenings and Sundays, Main 6650 FORD touring! 1020: only been used 2 months: lock wheel, balloon tires. Down payment. $75 SMITH & MOORE. AuthorVF* 1 Dealers. 528 South Meridian St Mam 6650 FORD roadster. 1025 model: look wheel ■5 cord tires, speedmoeter snotlite. Pricislso. Down payment #37.50. SMITH & MOORE. Authorized Ford Dealers. 528 South Meridian St. Main 6650, Jewett, 1926 Sedan Looks like new throughout. Equipped with two bumpers, spare tire, tube and cover stoplight, automatic windshield wiper, mirror and ditch light. Has five balloon tires, and Lockheed hydraulic 4-wheel brakes. This job can not be told • from new and will give the same service as anew car. Original cost, #1.230. Our price for this special sale. $775 Terms arranged but no trade at this figure. George B. Ray, Inc. ' Used Car Department. 1110 N. Meridian St. FORD touring 19?5- lock wheel', new motor A-l. Down payment 550 Authorized Ford D*aW!*. 5?8 South Mercian St Open eveninrq and Sunday*. Main 6050. GOLD IN GEESE CRAWS Nuggets Found In Gizzards of Several Honkers. flu VF-t S-rrW LA CONNER, Wash., Nov. 17. The advantages of a baked dinner are not the only incentives to geese hunters in this neighborhood. Recently gold nuggests were found in the crops and gizzards of several honkers. Officials of the Biological Survey say the birds probably picked up the gold with food on the beaches of the Bering Sea and along the Siberian coast. In a vault In the oldest part of Greenwich observatory, where threefoot walls help to protect It from changes In temperature and climate, is the famous clock which gives the world its standard time. The clock is capable of recording time to the hundredth part of a second.

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Oonvrinht 1926, hu United Pres* WEAF, hookup, KL3O p. m., eastern—Gilbert and Sullivan’s opera “Princess Ida.” WRVA, Richmond (256). 10 p. m., eastern—Flexington Darker, organist. WGN, Chicago (303), 8:45 p. m., central—Arabian Nighty entertainment. CNRW, Winnipeg 38/), 10:30 p. in., central —British Isles program. WDAF, Kansas City (366), 8 p. m., central—lvanhoe band and Glee Club. r EVENING PROGRAM —Nov 17— 6 : 4 333 >. Springfield—Concert _ WTaM (381) 4) Cleveland —Talks 6:3O—CJCG (329.5). London—- Studio program. WCAIT (278), Philadelphia —Male quartet. WEEI (348 6 1 (tost ill —Musical WEAK (402). New York— United States Army band; to WRC. WTAM. \WHN (361.2) Nw York Organ. WLW (422.3) Cincinnati 1 arm talk WMAK (3651. Buffalo Orchestra, also WGY. WOO (508.2) Philadelphia—Program. WSAI (326). Cincinnati—Artist series. WRNY (3751 New s’ork—Orchestra. 6:4O—WRNY (375) New York—Orchestra. 6:IS—KDKA (309). East Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh. address. WCCO 1416.41 St. Paul—Radio Pioneers W.IR (517). Pontiac—Program WSM (282.8). Nashvillt —Orehtffftra. 7:OO—KFNF (461 > Shenandoah Coneeri. KDKA (309) East Pittsburgh— Concert. WBZ (333). Springfield Seoteli program. WCAU (278) Philadelphia—Concert WCX (517). Detroit —Program. WCSH (258.3). Portland— Harmony. WEAF (492). New York Concert: soprano: to WJAR WEAO <‘.’(>4). Columbus—Musical. WEEI (348.6) Boston —Sextet. WEBJ (272.6) New York—Danes music WFDF (234) Flipt—Musical. WGHP (270). Detroit—Program. WGR (319). Buffalo—Recital. WHB (365.6). Kansas City—String trio. WJZ (455). New York—lmps. WKRC (326) Cincinnati—Books. WOR (405). Newark—N. Y. U. course. WLIT

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UNCLE SAM KIEKS ON OWN MEDICINE Protests Chinese Increase in Tariff Rates. Times Washington Bureau, 1. 122 Kew York Avenue WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.—Somehow or other. Uncle Sam, with a revenue-producing tariff wall thrown around his own. country, can't see the same thing for China. The State Department has registered a complaint through Consul General Douglas A Jenkins, ton, China, against the proposed plan of the Cantonese government to inspect all foreign ships entering the port to see if they are carrying imports liable for duty. “It Is a violation of foreign treaty rights for the Chinese to search foreign vessels In Chinese waters, they are exempt from examination,” the State Department thunders at the bewildered Chinese. The United States also protested against an import tax of two and one-half cent on ordinary shipments and five per cent on luxuries, which the Cantonese government put Into effect last month. But the protest went unheeded and the duty is being collected, for the Chinese, by the American and British managed customs service. Today, ships entering the port of Canton are inspected by the foreigncontrolled customs office, but the Chinese want to look over the cargoes themselves —not that they suspect anything, but they fear, perhaps, the American and British inspectors might pass by a dutiable cargo or two.

RUM AT LAST ACQUITTED Man Sees Buildings Shake on First Drink; Was Earthquake. BANDERA, Texas, Nov. 17.—Amasa Clark is past 101 years of age, says he does not feel over 50, doesn’t look past 70 and hopes to establish the world's record for longevity. Clark is a survivor of the Mexican War. and says It was in Mexico City that he took his first and only drink. The sidewalks buckled and the buildings WQbbled, according to Clark, lie took oath never to touch another drink, and found a few iplnutes later that it wasn't the brandy but a real earthquake that had cut loose.

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WFBM Merchunfs Ilcat and Light Cos. 268 Meters WEDNESDAY, NOV; IT s:3o—Sports and Stogk Market Reports, cofirtesy of the Indianapolis News. 6’oo—Children’s Hour, courtesy of the Franklin Life Insurance Cos. 6:3o—lndianapolis Athletic Club Ensemble, George Irish, director. Talk by Mr. Horace Carey, fire prevention chief'of Jeidianapolls. 7:3o—lndiana College of Music and Flue Arts. B:3o—Wheeler City Mission. 9:3o—Community Fund pro- , gram. 10:00—Xmas Seal program, tinder direction of Mrs. Chantilla White.

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