Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 230, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 December 1926 — Page 10

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HOGS END WEEK UNCHANGED

HEAVY SELLING, SHARP DECLINE IN EVIDENCE EARLY Many Orders as Exchange Opens, With Active Issues Lower. A’// United Press NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—Heavy selling orders poured into the stock market in early dealings today and a sharp decline took place in active issues throughout the list. That some of the offerings were due to a ! desire to establish losses against iJI-G taxes was evident from the ' large number of sales for cash in Alack Truck and other issues which are down Substantially from the ; year’s hTghs. Bat the heaviness displayed by /Baldwin, General Motors, Steel, and : other industrial leaders could not be ascribed to this cause. The best explanation of the pressure on these stocks appeared to be thac professionals were hammering prices with the idea of starting liquidation on tr basis of nervousness over the Mexican troubles. SURVEY SHOWS AN INCREASE IN , FARM VALUES Government Report indicates Rea! Estate Worth More. WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.— The value of farm veal estate has shown an apparent steady trend toward stability since the peak of 1920, the burea-u ,of agricultural economics, United States Department of Agriculture, announced today in a preliminary report of the farm real estate situation based on a survey begun this year by the division of laud economies. Although there is as yet no assurance that the bottom has been leached, according to the report, the average value per acre in the United States has shown a steadily lessening rate of decline during the fiveyear period. • The decrease in values up to ?/arch 1, 1920, the last date for / which information is available, represented a decrease of about onethird from* the high point of 1920. Reports of the recent agricultural census as of Jan. 1, 1925, recorded a drop of about one-fourth during the preceding five-year period. Stable Tendency The 192 G values, according to the bureau’s data, were at about the level Qf_l9l7, which in turn is about 25 jfer cent above the 1912-14 average, regarded as pre-war. The tendency toward stability is reported to be a reflection of the moderate, but steady upward trend of net incomes, and in the-combined index of farm products prices since the low point of the depression period. Two factors which the bureau believes may help to check further declines in farm values are announced reductions in farm mortgage interest rates, possible further easing of the credit situation consequent upon im7provomeht in country banking conditions and the large supply of funds ' Peking employment in the investment markets, and the probability that in"a number of areas the foreclosures and other forced liquidations have excited most of their influence on values. Basis of Report The bureau’s conclusions are based upon 20,000 reports from farmers, dealers, land bankers, appraisers and others in close contact with conditions. in the farm real estate market. Tire survey Is to be made annually and the report is to be known as the farm real estate situation. The present preliminary report has been published as a mimeogrnplaed pamphlet which shows the trends of real estate values by regions, and changes which have occurred in farm ownership". Copies ma,y- be obtained upon request to the bureau of agricultural economics, United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. atjßpbi Ccrn Goes Down and Oats Advance. I'li United Prom CHICAGO, Dec. ’3l. —Wheat opened •"iC to lc lower than Thursday’s closi ig prices on the Chicago hoard of t -a.de today. Chief interest in the \ heat market today wil center on the December future, as this is the last day for delivery of. that grain. Yesterday's sharp advance in this month was wiped out in early trading today. -eCorn - opened lower than yesterday’s close. Sentiment continued bearish in this pit although short covering has been lending some stvength to the market. Weather is favorable for husking but is much tbo warm for the curing process. Oats opened % to Vic higher on independent buying. Provisions opened lower. -> CHICACO. Dec. 31.—Carlots: Wheat. CO: corn, 154; uuts, 55. CHICAGO. Dec. 31.—Primary receipts; Wheat, 049,000: corn. 723,000; oats. 3*1.000. Shipments: Wheat. 421.000; corn. .1)4,000; oats. 282,000. Year ago a holi■l?r

Louisiana Beauty

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Back in the pre-war days Louisiana was famous for its lotteries and mint juleps. Now it’s famous for its pretty girls. Here’s the latest bit of justification for that fame. She’s Miss Vida Pelayo of Baton Rouge, acclaimed the most charming co-ed at Louisiana State University.

New York Stocks (Ily Thomson St McKinnon)

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Produce Markets

Butte (wholesale ori<v>?> Creamery best grade, a pound, 54<?i50c. Butterfat —Local dealers pay 63®55c. Cheese i wholesale selling prtcesl Win •onain Daisies "M (n 2f>e■ Longhorns 24 it 27c: Limburger. 37c. • *re#b delivered at Indian apolts, 40@42e. Poultry—Fowls. 21 ®23c: Leghorns. 13 ®lse: ducks. 16®18c. CLEVELAND. Dee. 31.—Butter—Extras. 51. %o in tubs: standards. 49 %e. Eggs —Extras. 54c; extra firsts, 49e; firsts, 15c; ordinary. 35c: pullets, 31e: refrigerator extras. 37c; refrigerator firsts. 34 %c. Poultry—Heavy fowls, 29e 30e; medium. 24®250; Leghorns, 20® 22c: heavy springers. 29<i/ 30c: Leghorns. 21 Ci 23c: (lucks. 32®35c; geese. 24®27e: cooks. 17 i'i ISo: turkeys, 40® 45c. Potatoes—lso- - sacks round whites. Maine, $4.8.“,Cr. •>: New York. s4® 4.15: Michigan. $4.25: Minnesota and Wisconsin, $4®4.1.>: Ohio bushel sacks. $1.75® 1.85: 120-pouml sacks Colorado Brown Beauties and Idaho russets, $4.50: Maine 120-pound sacks and Washington 120-pound sacks. $4. BY STRANGERS HONORED CHARLES CITY, lowa, Dec. 31. "By strangers honored and by strangers mourned” is the inscrip- j tion on a tomb in the Norwegian j Lutheran cemetery, a mile from j Esthervllle. The tomb hears the name of Nocholai Ibsen, younger brother of the famous playwright and poet. The younger Isben was a sheep-herder, according to old residents who knew him. He died in 18S8.

‘Ghandi of Japan’ Tcuring U . S.

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Teiiko Nishidu, known as the “Ghandi of Japan,” and one of the Orient’s most distinguished philosophers and religious leaders, is beginning his first tour of America. This picture was taken on his arrival in Los Angeles.

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Vealers 50 Cents Lower— Others Close Week Unchanged. —Hog Price Range— Dec. Bulk Top Receipts 24. 12.00 12.10 2.000 27. - 12.40 12.50 4,500 28. 12.26 12.35 7.000 29. 12.15 12.25 5.500 30. 12.00 12.10 0.000 31. 12.00 12.10 4,500 The hog market ended the week today with prices steady at the Indianapolis stockyards. In general porkers are of a stable quality on the local market, having stayed with a reasonable range above and below the sl2 mark for several weeks, with 50 cents covering the maximum deviation from high to low. Receipts today were 4,500, and holdovers, 138. Thursday’s rates of sl2 for the bulk and $12.10 top were still effective today. In spite of some fluctuation during the week, prices closed this second five-day period at the same point as a week ago. Ifog Price Range For meat animals 120 pounds and up the bulk quotation of sl2 per hundredweight applied. Some selected light and medium weights brought the higher top of $12.10. Unchanged for se' oral days, packing sows were qui .ed at slo@ll. A steady cattle market had a fresh run of 800 bovines. Prices posted for beef were: Beef steers. $7.50@ 10.50; beef cows, [email protected]; low cutters and cutter cows, $3.50 @4.75; bulk stock and feeder steers, $6.50 @7.75. Veal Drops In the calf market prices were around 50 cents lower than Thursday. One thousand calves were received today. For good and choice kinds sales were largely at sl6@ 16.50. Best vealers were $16.50. The sheep and lamb department was steady. The new run was 700 ovines. Early top Westerns sold at $12.60. The run consisted mostly of feeder flesh natives, at sl2 down. Top fat lambs were listed at sl2; bulk fat la nifty, $11@12; bulk cull lambs, $5.50@9; ewes, $6 down, and bucks, $2 @4. —Bor*Tteeripts 4.500; market steady. 120 300 lbs $12.00 1" 17 10 300 lbs. up '.lndefinite _ , -TattleRe,'eipts 800; market steady Beef steers $7.50® 1tf.50 Bulk stock and feeder steers. 0 50® 7.75 Beef cows 5.004?! 0.50 Low cutter? and cutter cows 3.005 4 75 —rivfo— Ttceeipts 1.000: market Tower Best vealers sir.oo* Ift."o Heavy Calves 6.50® 0.00 —Rfieeo—tteoeipts 700: market steady. Ton fat In mb* $1".(10 Bulk fat. lamb* 11.00®1?.60 Bulk cull lambs 5.50 ur 0.00 Ewes 6.00 down Bucks 2.00® 4.00 Other Livestock EAST BUFFALO. Dee. 31 Hog? ReeeiptH. 4.500: holdover? 430: market, weak to 35c lower: 350-350 lb?.. 812.15 4, 12.25: 200-250 lb?.. 812.25® 12 50: 100300 !!>?., $12,354? 12.50; 130-100 lb? . 812.50 ft. 12.75; 80-130 lbs.. $12,504, 12.75; packing sows. $10.25'0'11. Cattle —Receipt?. 50: calves,— 1,100: market steady; voaler?, $lO ft 10.50 Sheep —Receipts, 7.500: market Btrong top fat lambs. sl3; milk cull lamb?. $lO 50fi 11 ; bulk fat ewes. $0 4,7. PITTSBURGH. Dee. 31—Hog? Receipt?. 2,000; market, fair demand, mostly 10- up; 250-350 lb? . 812 504, 12.75: 300250 lb?. 813.754, 12.85; 100-200 lbs. $12,754, 12 8.-,. 130 100 lbs.. •‘12.754, 12.85: 80-130 lb?. $12.754,'12.85; packing sows. $lO 4, 10.25 Cattle—Receipt? calve? 100: market quiet: beef steers. 8.8 4, 10: vealer?. sl7. Sheet, —Ui?>eipte. 800: market steady to weak; best wethers $7.75: top fat lambs sl3. EAST ST. LOUIS. Dee. 31.—Hogs—Reeeipt?. 7,00(1; market aetivp, unevenly 15 (ii 4<)o higher; 250 to 350 lbs.. $i 1.00 4, 11.00; 200 to 250 lbs. $11.75*112.15: UiO to 200 lb?.. $11,754, 12.30; 130 to 100 lbs.. $11,504? 12.30; 00 to 130 lbs.. $11,254,12.10: packing sows. $10,504, 11.15. Cattle—Receipts. 750: market nominally steady: beef steer?. $8 4,0; light yearling steers ami heifers, SO4, 8: Is—f cows. $3,504? 4.00: vealers, 513.254, 15.25: heavy calves, $0 4,0: bulk stocker and feeel-r steers, $0 4, 7. Sheep Receipts. 000: market nominally steady; top fat lambs. sl3: bulk fat lambs. $13,504, 12.75: built cull lambs. $8.50. LOUISVILLE. Dec. 31— Hogs Receipts, 700; market, roughs and stags steady, others lt)e higher tops. sl2. Cattl —Receipts. 100; market steady. Calves —Reicipts, 300: market steady: good to choice, $11.50; dash. sl2- medium to good. $9.504111.50: outs. $9.50 down. Sheep —Receipts. 50; market steady: top lambs sll4, 11.50: second?. $7 4, 7.60: sheep. $5 (R 5.50; no market Saturday.

Commission Row

PRICKS it) RETAILERS FRUITS Apples—Fancy Grime? Golden hbl $5 Indiana Jonathan?, bbl.. $5: Delieiour, -10lb.. $2; Greenings, 40-lb. basket. $1.50. Cider—s 4 60. b-gat case Cranberries—Jersey Howes, (j bbl.. 34.50® 5. Coconuts—Fancy Jamaica? sack ol 100 ss® 5.50. Dates—Bulk. 10® lie lb.; Fards. 12 lbs.. $2 40: Dromedary. SO.IO. Figs—Smyrna. $1.40® 2.40: California. sl.2i>® 1.75: strings. 12c; nUgs. 14e: stewing, 14c: Sweetheart. $0 case. tit-ape?—Fancy California sawdust wegs. $5: California sawdust lugs. $3.50. Grapefruit—Extra fancy $3.50 @4 fancy. $3.25® 3.50 Honey—24-oa?c crate. $4.50®0. Kumquats—Florida. 15® 20c qt. Lemon?—California $4.25® 4.75 Limes—Florida 100 $2.50. Nuts—lndiana chestnuts lb., 15® 23c. sbellbark hickorynuts. lb.. 2®3e: black walnuts. 3&3%c lb.- English walnuts. 30 ®3Bc lb Oranges—Florida. 51.50: California navels. $4.25®tf:50; fancy, $4.25®5.75. Pears—Oregon Bose. $6.50 box ; Oregon D'Anjous. $5.50 box. Pineapples—Cuba- crate. $5. Tangerine—Florida. $2.50® 4.25. SEA foods Oysters—Gal. $2.40® 2 85. VEGETABLES’ Artichokes—California, $1.25 dosen. Beans —Florida green per hamper $2.50@4. t Brussels Sprouts—Fancy California 25c Cabbage—Holland seed, 2%c lb.: red -abbage. 6c lb. Cauliflower—Crate. $2.75. Celery—Michigan, sauares or flats *1.76; Michigan rough. $3.25: Michigan Jumbo. $1 -dozen: California, $5.75. Celery Cabbage—Box $1.60. Cucumber?—Florida, $2 dozeD. Eggplant—Florida. $2.50 ner doz Garlic—California, 12%c lb.; H. G., 75c pel- bu. Kale—H. G„ 75v bu. Lettuce —Wes-.crn icetx'rg. ct„ $3.7504H. G.. hothouse. $2.10 ir,-lb. basket. Mangoes—Florida peppers, $6.50 crate: $1.50 peck. Mushrooms—Pennsylvania. $1.60 for 3ib. basket. Onions—HJG. yellow. 100 lbs.. $2.75; H. G. red. 51.75 crate: Utah Valencias. 105-lb. bag. $2.50; Spanish, ert, $1.75. Oyster Plant—H G. 46e uozeu Parsley—H. G.. 50c per bunch. Potatoes—Michigan round white sack $4.25: Minnesota early Ohios. 120-lb bag. $4.25: Russets. $3.75. Radishes—Southern lon* reds 25c: hothouse buttons. $1.15. Root Vegetables Turnios. bu.. $1 narsnips. bu.. $1.60: carrots, nu . Sl.oO: Canadian rutabagas $2 cwt.: H. G.bcets bu.. $1.50. Shallots—Louisiana 05c dozen Souash—H. G. Hubbard, obi.. 32.50. Sweet Potatoes—lndian? lersev bn $2.750 3; mediums, $2 02.25; Nancy Halls. $1.75 02. Tomatoes—Six-basket ert., $! .50.

Local Wagon Wheat

Local gram elevators are paying $1.25 for No. 2 red wheat. Other grades are purchased on their merits. TOBACCO CROP GROWS A tobacco crop growers’ association haa been organized in Kelowana, British Columbia, Canada. The tobacco crop in this district has had a successful season and indications are that th next year’s acreage devoted to the nicotine weed will be greatly increased. •

Buy, Sell, Trade —Anything —HERE!

THE TIMES WANT AD RATES 6 Days, 11c; 3 Days. 1 Day, 14c, Per Line Each Day. Six average words make a line Min, mum space two lines. Ads ordered for more than one in sertion can be cancelled at any tlmi and vou will be charged only-for tb' lays your ad is published. The Time? will not be responslbo tor more than one incorect Insertion of any advertisement. The Times reserves the right U properly classify or reject any adver tisement. To kill an ad phone Main 3500 be fore 11 a m. Contract rates furnished on reques. To insert a Want Ad bv telenhon? CALL MAIN 3500

Death Notices SCHLCDECKER. LEOPOLD—Age 52 years. Union St., widow. Franrus Sohludeoker; children. Mrs. liuatrlfe Wendliwr. Edward J.. Charles Lawrenoe. Mariana. Delores Sehhukvker. Member of St. Francis Aid Society and Sacred Heart Chnreh. Funeral notice later. Funeral Directors BERT S GADD 2130 Prospect St Phone Stewart 2278, PLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY 6*3 W. Fall Creek Drive. Phono, day or night. Ran. 4400. 4401 or 4402. Operating INDIANA POUTS CREMATORY. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E Market. Main 0908. KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N Illinois St. Main 1154. Re?.. Bel. 3866-R 1 W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. Shelbv St. Drexel ?570. nrOFRTAKERS—ITT SKY ft TITUS 9!U N P*Ontv*rf Main Special Notices ANNUAL MEETING—Of stockholder?.and '‘lection of directors of the INSURAILCE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC* AT TON. Mansur Block will be held Monday. Jan. 10. 10*27. X :.*lO o. ni. THE Klee treat Massage for < olds and congested nervs LOLA WALKER. 111*3 Central Ave.. Apt. K. Lin. 5873 Office hours from !< a. m. to 8 i>. tn. ON r after Dee. 31st. I will not lie responsible for debts contracted bv any one <>ther than myself. WM. J. QUACK. HEAT and light treatment massage and other treatments given in your home. Call Randolph 7183, MISS WORKMAN. Instructions MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY BAP.BER COLLEGE, 510 E Washtn* ton St Indlansnoll? Ind Main BPO3 Lost and Found BAG—Light tan: lost Saturday, containing money, signet ring, keepsake of father. Keep money. Return ring. Row. DR. 640.>. WRIST WATCH—White gold: oval shape Bulova: link bracelet lost; Central Ave. bus. Dee. 24. Ran, 0884. BOSTON BULL—Strayed: brindle and white: "Bartlett ? Yank: ’ one eve blind: no collar, 5671 Central. Hum. 4930. WRIST watch, white gold, without strap: downtown. Reward. Web 0008, SKID chain?: Goodyear rubber- lo?t Sunday a limit 11 a. ni. MR. LONG. M. -831. KOUND—SImdI female Airedale doff. 026 N. Ala’i-ma. tic’p Wanted—Male

.Salesmen! Annual Sales School Reopens

We will enlist in our organization a limited number of earnest young men who have an ambition to make a permanent success in a profitable selling field. These men need not be experienced, provided they meet certain requirements. They must be healthy, intelligent, and, above all, industrious. Each student will receive a monthly compensation, sufficient to carry him through his training period. The school will be completed at the proper time for him to take advantage of the automobile show and the spring selling season that follows it. Selected applicants will be put through a thorough two months’ schooling at our expense in preparation for their work. On completing this satisfactorily, they will be assigned, to a selling unit on a commission and bonus basis, with an earning power limited only by ability and effort. This is a two-way proposition. We will expect certain definite things from the applicant, and in return will see that his efforts are made profitable to him. For the man who will work intelligently and consistently, we have certain very definite and permanent inducements to offer. See Mr. Wagner or Mr. Rice Monday Morning Fo L 0 Smfford Cos 833-37 N. Meridian St. Main 4366. DODGE BROS. MOTOR CARS GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCKS

MINE PROPERTY MERGED Large Company Formed by Zinc and Lead Firms. Bn United Prcug KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 31. Formation of the Interstate Zinc and Lead Company, representing a merger of mining properties in the Joplin district totaling more than $3,000,000 in mines and more than 1,000 acres of leases, was expected to be completed here today. Properties in Oklahoma. Kansas and Missouri are involved in the deal, which is to be underwritten by Taylor. Ewart & Company, investment brokers. Zinc roasting plants are to be constructed in St. Louis, it is understood, and the roasted ore will be sold to smelters east of the Mississippi. The new’ company will be capitalized or bonded at $10,000,000, it was reported. WANTS TWENTY LOCOMOTIVES Bn United Prexs WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—The Western Maryland Railroad today applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to issue $1,260,000 4% per cent equipment trust certificates for the purchase of twenty locomotives.

Help Wanted—Male LOCAL MANAGER WANTED—On anew patent product for Indianapolis and surrounding district: this device na? never been on the market: absolutely new and i4 bound to have an enormous demand: splendid profits: this item should net you on a small district S2OO weekly and on a large district $12,000 yearly. You must have a reputation for honesty and abili.v and SSOO cash for the first shipment of merchandise; you must he able to come to Chicago for interview and instructions if requested, and railroad fare will be paid both ways by os. Write or wire your application to: W. THORN. 504 MiohiganOliio Bldg.. Chicago. 111. OPPORTUNITY We have a good proposition, to offer five wide awake used ear salesmen, who want to make a permanent connection and are not afraid to work hard. Floaters need not apply. See Mr. Hamilton F. 1?. SANFORD CO. WANTED—Young man. about 17, for clerical work: must be energetic, write plainly and be thorough. Apply CIRC.ULATION MANAGER The Indianapolis Times FIVE good boys with bicycles wanted. Bring age certificate. Apply MR. DALTON, 18 N. Meridian. |% THREE young men wanted to complete class in vocal work. Address Times Box A 160, Help Wanted Female HERE is an opportunity for a live, wideawake, neat-appearing single young lady to satrt a business career with a definite future in the advertising department of a progressive concern. Must have pleasant personality, quick to understand and willing to work She will have excellent training and supervision. Knowledge of the city and the ability to speak clearly and bear well over the telephone are desirable qualifications. Address Times. Box A 171. Situations Wanted Male EXPERIENCED night watchman. Can furnish best Phone BeL 0729. Rooms for Rent ALABAMA. 523 N.: Apt. 5: oozy. Bteamhratrei rm.; adjoining bath: 53.50. COLLEGE. 3038: lovely, cozy rm.: hot wa. and heat: priv., mod, home. Ran. .3487, DORMAN ySt.. 314: three furnished rooms: heat and light furnished: reasonable, ILLINOIS N.. 2350: lovely, warm fr. rm.: pvt, mod home: Ihl opt. Kan. 0725. IRVINGTON—LoveIy, warm, front room: priv., mod, home: near car. Irv. 1400. MASS.. 856. furnished rooms: $4 to $6 week. Ma in 3312. NEW YORK. E.. 2202: nice clean room furnished: 1 or 2 gents. Web. 4142. PENN, N . 1415: '* mod., warm, t-ozy rms.: S3 end 8 \ walking distant. Main 3t>6() PRATT. E.. 224: apt. 6: pleasant, warm room: well furnished. Riley 1204. Room for Rent With Board BRADBURY. 1 *>o2: room: mod., private home for 2 girls or hoys. DRex. 5890-M. CAl’ N.. 110 1: children to brd.: mother s care; play rm.: near school, Lin. 4752. Housekeeping Rooms for Rent BUTLER. S.. 131: large rm.: kitchenette: steam heat: everything fur, fry. 0621. CAPITOL. N.. HOP: attractive, warm rm.: kitchenette: also parlor rm. Lin. 4732. DELAWARE. N.. 414: mod. front houscL pine rms : fme location, Riley 4010. NEW JERSEY. N., 1020: lurn rms.: modini’ hath, auto snacc. Phone: $5, OHIO. E.. 540; nh'c rms, $2 and $3 wk.: 2 connecting rms.. S3. STATE. S. 48: rms.; heat. light. gns. 28T1I W. 1025: lurn. rm*: mod.: garnet- s.to month; everything furnished. Rand. 3020. CO/.Y large room and kitchenette sink: '.''tin.:- ..11l 02 12 K, rvr. Houses for Rent 822 % N. ALABAMA ST. Six rooms with steam heat and water furnished: only >ls per month. J. G M CULLOUGH AGENCY. 106 N, Delaware St. Main 1700. UI.OYD, 2043: 5 rms.; gas. water, elcetricity: $22.50: A-l eoiul. Lin. ~743. BROOKSIDi: 1331 : o room?: modern, cx- ' lit fnrrqi e; >37.50. Call Lin. 5660. DEWEY. 5846: 5-room double ?enu-moU-'i i: water paid: $".% Irv. 4110. EMERSON. S'.. 770. six-room modern double: gar : water paid. Irv. 1468, S. NEW JERSEY. 626: 4 rooms and bath: i leetrieity and gas: nioikrn: 821.50, RANDOLPH. S., 1.532: new tour-room -i mi-modem double: garage. MRS SCHAFFNK It. Main 1576. SPAN if Ave.. 2329: English ear line; 5 rm?.: niiKl.: $25: liewly decorated. STATE. N., 410; 6-rm. mod. single-4-ear gar.: nr. Tech. Dr 7543-W, IOTH, E. 1532: 7-rm. mod. dbl.. ur. Tech; %. mo. free. We. 2758 or We. 181:1 X 1 UTll ST.. E.. 2537: 4 rm. mod. bungalow double, full basement. Rybolt furn.. gar., water pd.: $32.50. liar. 4674 51. SEL DUNLOP A HOLt/tiEt. for bargains REAL ESTATE HALF month free. List of rentals mailed upon request. A. F. ZAINEY. 122 N. D_b w are St. Lin. 652 g. COLORED —Drak. 800: 3 rms.: in good cninl.: $lO. Call owner. Wash. 0434. FOR COLORED Five-room house: rent reduced to 512.50. 001 N. Tremont. W, R, HUNTER CO.. Main 1078, FOR COLORED 707 N. ELDER Five room?, with electric light?, new paper and in good repair. Cheap rent. sls a r month. DUNLOP & IIOLTEGEL r. Market. M**n COLORED— W. 2.5 th. 114: 4 room*: gas and electricity; Riley 5328 Wash. 1820. 5 ROOMS, semi-modern; garage; 818. 104- Lansing St. Single Cottage, $16.50 Five rooms, electric lights; in good condition; city water p's id. 718 N. Milcy. Dunlop & Holtegel Apartments for Rent ASHLAND. 1934—Upper duplex: 5 rooms: modem: lieat and water turn. Ken, 1036, CAPITOL. N.. 2113: 5 rms.; steam beat; hardwood Doors: $42.50. Vermont, E.. 416: 4 ran*.: bath, city heat: will decorate: S4O. Ashland Ave.. 1504; 4 rms.: first-class eond.: gnr.: S4O. Main 0434. Houses and Flats Furnished MERIDIAN. N.. 520: Apt. 17: girl to sharp mod, furn. apt. Riley 4535. Houses for Sale /SfVWWS^'WWN^WWWVWWN^WWV'

TRADE YOUR OLD HOUSE OR VACANT LOT IN ON A NEW HOME. OR WE WILL BUILD ON YOUR LOT TO SUIT YOU. SEE MR FOX. FIEBER & REILLY. REALTORS. 124 N. DELAWARE ST.

$17.50 I*ER MONTH BUYS HOMESTEAD BUNGALOW 1125 McCord St. Long living-room, electric lights: located one-half block from Shelby car line; only $75 cash payment gives possession. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. Realtor?. 144 E. Ohio St. Main 3715. Residence. Irv, Q534-M. MODERN HOME Bargain. $250 $35 per month. Lot 40x100 ft.: 0 rooms, bath and furnace; good condition: 3-car garage. 910 E. Eleventh St. Quick action. A. J. MEYER REALTY CO. 805 National City Bldg. Main 1633 SALE or trade bungalow west; 4 and 5 room?: semi-modern: small down payment, balance like rent. Call Belmont 0253. ORDER YOUR NEW HOME NOW FOR SPRING DELIV ERY if you have a lot half or fully paid for we will build for you, without further cash payment, a modern or semi-modern bungalow. For information call LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS, Realtors. 144 E. Ohio St. Main 3715, Residence, Irv, 0534-M, HOUSE FOR SALE. S2OO Cash, S3O month: 1905 Orange St. A r.-al home: 5 rooms, city water, cistern, electric lights, inside toilet and garage. Look this over quickly. A. J. MEYER K.EALTY CO. 805 National City Bldg, Main 1633. FIVE-room house to be moved from lot. cheap, DRcxel 5987-J. Lots for Sale 50-FOOT, beautiful eurroundin*s. N. side Wash.. E. of Emerson. Inq. 3614 B. Ne\v York. Farms for Sale 4 Vw E fiR 3 mUe< we *‘-

Real Estate for Exchange ZAIIND EXCHANGES Farms houses, apartments subdivisions. All kinds of bust anywhere. 8 E. Market Building and Contracting WE make repairs Improvements of all kinds, including garges additions general remodeling on mo. payment plan Also build and finance homes. Let us give you an estimate CIVIC REALTY CQ.. 130 N, Del a Lin. 5050. Eve., Ken 4247. ONE CAR GARAGE $57 All the lumber roofing and hardware necessary to build a one-ear garage, 10x10 feet on!? $57 cash at our yard. Build It yourself. Phoenix Lumber Cos. Web. 0410. EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement bnck work. Dr. 0730. Storage and Transfer ESTABLISHED 1895. Packing, hauling and storage. Low prices on city and overland hauling Phone us lor estimates. OTTO J SUEZ, Main 3028-2353 Webster 4570-0609 W LET us figure with vou on your moving. Local or overland. PARKER TRANB- - 1126 Ollvp Ave Bel 4307 BROAD RIPPLE Trans, and Gen Haul. W B, RODOCKER. 821 E. H4th Wa 4433. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS Coal and IVooci 1927 CALENDAR WITH EACH ORDER. Better Prices on Better Coal Best Va. bIR., 6-in. clean fkd.57.25 2 tons. $14.25. Best Va. Ip.. 3x6. clean fkd 7.00 2 ton?. $13.75. Best Va., 2x4 clean fkd $6.75 2 tons. $13.25. Best Va. M. R., &') net. Ip 6.25 Best E. Ky. (Un. block, clean fkd... 7.50 Kanawha Cos.. Va.—Harlan Cos.. Ky. Gen. Glendora. 6-in., large blk., fkd. 7.50 Gen. Glendora Ip.. ox3. clean fkd... 7.00 Gen. Glendora egg. 2x4, clean fkd.. 6.75 Try our Hoosier Ash. best Indiana, No 4, bums well and hold? firp over night. Hoosier Ash. H-in. block, eln. fkd... 0.75 Hoosier Ash, 2x4 egg, clean forked. 0.00 Besc Linton No. 4. 0-in. blk., et. fkd. 0.50 Best Ind. No. 5. 4-in. lp„ forked.... 5.75 Best Ind. No. 5, 2x4-in. egg, cl. fkd. 5.50 Citizens coke, all sizes 10.25 UNION ICE AND COAL CO. DRexel 4031. 1910 Bluff. It will pay vou to visit our yard and see the difference in good coal, Ind. 4-ln° fkd.Tp *.'. ’. .js'26 i"iao Count.. W K: 2-in. fkd. Ip $6.25 W. Ky. 6-in. fkd. Ip $6.75 No. 0 Seam. W. Va. 2-in. fkd. Ip $7.00 W. Va. 6-in. fkd. Ip $7.60 Kanawha District. Poco., fkd., 4-in. lump $9.00 McDowell County No 8 311 Guaranty Bldg. MA. 4441 212 N Pine. MA 4392-4393 357 W Ray DRex 1010-1011 White Ash, Fkd., ss.o© 2 TONS, $9.75 Shoveled Lump ... .$4.75 Ind. No. 5. 3 to 6-in. W. Va. 4-in. fkd....56.75 Island Creek. FANSLER COAL CO. Lin. 79.'t0. 936 E. Vermont Big 6-Inch Bloek Fkd. OLD lITCKORY WHITE ASH $5.50 2 Tons. $10.50 1 Indiana No. 5) W. Ya. Splint Forked, $7.25 2 Tons. $U (4-in. lump No. 5) BANNER FUEL CO. RI. 1800. St. Clair at Davidson. ISLAND CRK. 0-IN. LP.. FKD.. GENUINE W VA.... $7.75 BEST W. VA. 0-IN. *LOCK. FKD.. KANAWHA COUNTY 7.25 W. VA. 2x4 EGG 7.00 E. KY. 0-IN. BLOCK.. FKD 7.25 HAZARD SEAM KENTUCKY NUT 7.00 IND. 0-IN. LP., FKD.. NO. 5...:... 0.00 7ND. 2x4 EGG. FKD.. NO. 5 6.75 SPRINGFIELD ILL. 0-IN. LGE. CLN. LUMP 6.50 SPRINGFIELD ILL. 2xo IN. LP.! . . 6.00 BETHEL COAL CO. DREXEL 5200. 250 BEECHER ST. RED ASH FKD... .$5.50 Sullivan Cos., No. 5, 4-in. Ip. Island Creek W. Va. 4-in. fkd. lump $7.50 Poca. Gen. No. 2 shov. Ip $9.25 E. Ky. 4-in. fkd. Ip. Hazard. .$7.50 SUPREME COAL CO. 430 Indiana Ave. RI. 4381. ~hello7~ BACK AGAIN, MR. BRAZIL BLOCK Pea and Nut $4.50 Try. our Kentucky Wonder SB.OO Low ash and lull heat. W Va. lump $8 00 Call for Prices EAST SIDE ICE AND COAL CO. 034 Fowler St Main 6930. NO CHARGE FOR WHEELING. WE DELIVER HALE TON. Poco. Shov. Lp. No. 4 $8.75 W. Va. 4-In. Lp. Fkd. No. 6..57.50 Ind. 3-in. Lp. Fkd. No. 5 $5.50 Ind. Nut and Slack $4.00 JACKSON COAL CO. Roach at Burton. HAr. 0210. IND. LUMP, $4.95 ~ 3 In. No. 5 Shov. W. VA. 4-IN. FKD.. KANAWHA... $7.00 W. VA. 0-IN. FKD. SPLINT NO. 6. 7.50 IND. 0-IN. FKD., LINTON NO. 4... 0.00 i’ND. 3-IN. FKD.. LINTON NO. 4.. 5.50 , HARVEY COAL CO. 130 E. MORRIS ST. DREXEL 2094. EHRLICH COAL CO. DRex. 4537. 579 W. Wilkins. Indiana fkd. lp $5.50 OTHER HICH-GRADE COALS. Delivery Anywhere in City, RED ASH FKD $5.50 . Sullivan Cos.. No. 5. 4-in. lp. Island Creek W. Va. 4-in. fkd 1ump..57,50 Poca. Gen. No. 2 shov. ip 50.25 E. Ky. 4-in. fkd. Ip. Hazard $7.50 SUPREME COAL CO. 430 Indiana Ave. RI. 4381. ixV'mtxsm BEL 0272: EVE DREX 2775 Sue Richland Coal Cos Business Announcements FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated: leather mattresses and pillows made. E. F. BURKLE 410 Mass. Main 1428. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDGE. 216 N, Illinois. RUG 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED *ij. Superior Rug Cleaners Ken. 4462. Business Opportunities A/WW*f?AArfWWWWWWWS/WWWV\ PICTURE SHOW—Kirklin. Ind. Good business lor right party; 220 scats. Simplex machine, cement booth, piano. good stage. A. H. GIPSON. Kirklin. Ind. Miscellaneous for Sale BABY carriage oil heater and mandolinsell cheap. Drexel 5987-J. BATTERY, $7.50“ 0-1.3 DKM. BUFFET, turned oak. 02 inches. $25; Ice chiffonier. $8: reas, 4013 E. Michigan. R/ :,il STe,KS scale*, grinder? sio; c flA Lro' &4d hl i,,d°^:nected. Uharle? Koehring 882 vir Ave. GA DRexel N 410n baby wardrobe trunk. Axminstpr, freen ami brown, i)xl2: onsh. Drex. 5503. STOVE 0-burncr oil, with white porcelain ■SMir 120 wa 5151

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Miscellaneous for Sale Rugs—Linoleum 9x12 Brussels rugs in blue tan. tamie and old rose at $12.50 Gold Seal ConKOleurn rugs in all sizes. 56.05 and no All new patterns perfect good? Imported Japanese grass rugs. $3.85 to $7.50 for 9x12. Wool fiber rugs. Pxl2 $7.50. Inlaid linoleum. Floor covering tn beautiful linoleum patterns at 40a yard. All widths and patterns. Brussels. Axminsters. Velvets and Wilton? at most reasonable prices. Look over our stock before buying elsewhere. CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED. Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W Washington St near Capitol. “If It covers thp floor, we have it." SWEEPER: late model electric cleanrr: good condition; sacrifice for sls. Frco trial, Bel, 2741. WASHING machine, electric: good comb: sells for $lB, 444 Butler Ave., Irvington. BEAUTIFUL oak bod. dresser with plat" gins? mirror, box Hprings and felt mattress; first elnss: cost $150; will take $35. Time?. Box B-201, Clothing FLANNEL and wool dresses from SO to $10: piece goods at less than wholesale prices. 404 Murphy Bldg. 32 E. Geor. gia St. , OVERCOAT, black: good and heavy: size 40: $lO, Irv. 4187-K, Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE cleaningy Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazines, papers will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. phone for wagon. Riley 6822. 127 W Georgia. Musical Instruments NEW 5-TUBE Radio Set Complete $65.00 820 N. Meridian, nr Riley 4031. CHRISTENSEN School ol Popular Music. Piano, harmony and all dance orchestral instruments. I(H> Pembroke Arc, Ri. 3896 PIANO: good upright: golden oak. Take any tiling in trade or sell on payment?: $o down. $1,50 per week. Ran. 4221, BABY GRAND piano. Chickering: splendid condition: low price for cash. Must sell at once. Lin. 7662. between 8 and 9 p. m. CLAKINET: good condition; reasonable. Washington 1761, Pets and Live Stock JUST RECEIVED Shipment of trained canaries from Grr many. Harz Mt. and Rollers. Baby chicks Jan. 10th. BOYERS HATCHERY 34 N. Del a. Tele. Riley 5470. COON DOGS —Rabbit (logs, one American bulldog and guns. 845 W. 30th. Har. 1454. THOHOUGH BKED FOX TERRIER PUPS Very reasonable. Bel. 0906. CANARIES; fine singers; all prices. '<3o lowa St. Drex. 1006. AIREDALE, thoroughbred: good watch dog, Web, 2675, 1302 Roosevelt., Money to Loan "ouiciT LOANS 3110 to 3300 This corporation is operated under the supervision ot the State ot Indiana ami provides a place where you may hor row front SlO to S.’lt'O in a dignified bu?ines-like manner, without onying more than the legal rate of interest or without being imposed upon in any wa.v. We do not notify your employer neither do we make inquiries of friends relatives or trades people. You get the money in a few hours' time and withoul having any one sign your note. If yon Ere unable to call in person at our office. phone us or write us and our representative will call at your home. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Bldg. (Fourth Floor) Corner Pennsylvania and Wash. Sts. Entrance 41 E. Washington St. Telephone MA. 2923. MONEY 'Te loan you any amount up to S.iOO on your furniture, fixtures Piano, automobile. allowing ycu from one to thirty months to rtbav the loan. $25. total cost 4 months. $2.04 S4O. total cost 4 months. $3.50 .S7O. total cost 4 months. $0.50 olnO. total cost 4 months $13.13 All other amounts same proportionate rate. No deductions. No endorsers. TELEPHONE APPLICATIONS RECEIV E PROMPT ATTENTION. MA in 2983 American Loan Company 347 Bankers Trust Bldg Corner Pennsylvania and Ohio Sts PHONE iMA IN 3286 WHEN YOU NEED sloo~s2oo—s3oo Loau3 on lurmture. etc., aiuo ou diamonds METRO LOAN CO. % (Bonded Lenders) v Established 18S7 Kqqscvelt Bide. Mata &Bfc_ Cor W 3280 1 NEED MONEY \ Uulckly. confidentially and businesa-llks dealings is a part of the sen Ice we give vou LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141i/o E. Washington St. MA In 0585. Lincoln 7134. BEAL ESTATE^NTRACm .We buy from persons holding deeds, real estate contracts of sale. Mr Frey, the Washington Company. 257 W. WtehtafftoD St. Mmin 0792. LOANS 2% WHY PAY MORE? ..Loans on furniture 1% per cent below the legal rate. Lowest rate in city. • Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association 330 Occidental Bldg. Main 0229 Southeast corner Washington and nitaois Loans with other companies paid off. FIRST or Second Mortgages on IndianR° r ß l^M ll LS t^lo4 Pr ??^ National City Hank Bldg. M:tO .CgO§NT isR K|[,i?CK D lin bldg „ LOANS $lO TO S3OO Room 513-14. 100 E. Market Bt. Phone. Main 1378. Auto Supplies and Repairs USED TIRES Wholesale ***> s &*a O*. NEW and used .arts tires and batteries for practically every fiake ol AUTO Tops. Recovered- Rex Glass Enclosures: Copper Coil Auto Hester*. HA BIG MFG. COMPANY 1036 N. Meridian St. Lin. 8302-3803 jj&folg 3T