Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1928 — Page 11

JULY 5, 1928

INJURIES FATAL TO PEDESTRIAN, ’ STRUCKBYCAR Two Others Seriously Hurt in Traffic Crashes in City. One death and two serious injuries were added to the year's auto accident toll early today and late Wednesday. Michael Schmidt, 62, of 1001 E Georgia St., died at city hospital Wednesday of injuries received Sunday night when he was struck by an automobile driven by Forrest Hyten, 37, of 2063 N. Meridian St Schmidt was standing in the safety zone at California and Washington Sts. Chased by Women According to police, Hyten did not stop after the accident. Mrs. Grace A. Van Camp and Miss Virginia Moran, 421 Beville Ave.. chased him in their car to-Wash-ington and Meridian Sts., where Trafficman Archie Ball arrested him for driving while intoxicated, drunkenness and failure to stop after an accident. He was rearrested on a manslaughter charge following Schmidt’s death. Mrs. Leota Mathers, 54, of 325 Grand Ave., was injured internally and several ribs were fractured, and Harry Mongel, 5, was badly cut by glass, when cars driven by Robert Mathers, 23, of 325 Grand Ave., and Roy Mongel, 23, of 2943 BeTlefontaine St„ collided at Noble and Washington Sts. at 1 a. m. today. Youth’s Car Overturns Bailey Cochran, 21, of 121 W. Walnut St., is in a serious condition at city hospital from injuries received when his car turned over twice at the east approach of the New York St. bridge over White River Wednesday. Cochran was alone in the car. The brakes are believed to have locked.' - Others injured in minor auto feccidents Wednesday afternoon and night were: Mrs. Margaret Spahn, 68, of 1814 Parker Ave.; Joseph Green, Brightwood Y. M. C. A.; Winifred Ralston, 19, Negro, 4238 College Ave. BERKELL SIGNS CHICAGO l WINTER STOCK PACT Wins in Competition With 25 Other Stage Companies. Charles Berkell, manager of the Berkell Players, at English’s today announced on his return from Chicago that he has signed a contract for winter stock at the Logan Square Theater in Chicago. “About twenty-five companies Were submitted to the corporation operating the Logan Square Theater,” Mr. Berkell said. “And the Berkell Players were selected as the fall and winter occupants of that theater.

“We will start the Chicago season gome time in September, the exact date not being decided.” It is the intention of Berkell to maintain his present company at English’s cup to Labor day at least. William V. Hull accompanied Berkell to Chicago.

BULLET PIERCES HOUSE Fatality Is Avoided in Careless Celebrators’ Crime. Fourth of July festivities nearly brought a death to the family of William P. Mead, 2256 Manlove Ave., Wednesday night, he reported to police today. A steel-nosed bullet pierced the front door screen, the front door, the back of a rocking chair, a desk and ended its flight against the wall. A few minutes earlier members of his family were in the room in the path of the bullet, Mead said. WOOLLEN WILL SPEAK Selected to Present Democratic Farm Views in Virginia. Evans Woollen, president of the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company, will present the Democratic viewpoint on farm problems at an open forum at the University of Virginia as part of the second annual Institute of Public Affairs, Aug. 5-18. The Woollen address is scheduled for the night of Aug. 14. Congressman L. Jessie Dickinson of lowa will present the Republican program from the same platform. WATCH DOG FOR RABIES Police Order Animal Held After Boy Is Attacked. Police ordered a dog owned by Rinza Brunsma, 1143 W. ThirtyFourth St., held under observation for ten days for symptoms of rabies. The dog bit Arthur Nichols, 11, of 1214 W. Thirty-Fourth St., at Clifton and Thirty - Fourth Sts., Wednesday night. Police said the boy was not injured seriously. Temperature of 95 Bn Timet Special WASHINGTON, Ind., July 5.—A temperature of 95 has been recorded fcere, the hagest so far this summer. Death Notices EClftflDT, MlCHAEL—Brother of Mrs. Josephine Kehrer, 1001 E. Georgia St., passed away Wednesday, July 4, 3:30 p. m., age 62 years. Funeral from Grinsteiner’s Chapel, 522 E. Market St., Friday 8:30 a. m. Services, St. Marys' Church, 8 a. m. Daylight savings time. Burial St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends invited. Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS—We wish to express our appreciation and sincere thanks to our relatives, neighbors and friends, for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful flowers, so wonderfully bestowed upon us during our recent bereavement in the untimely death of our beloved wife and mother, Emma Willoughby. We especially wish to thank Mr. Beanblossom, the undertaker: the singers, the pallbearers and the minister for his consoling words. MR. JOHN WILLOUGHBY AND SONS. Transportation COAST-TO-COAST YELLOWAY Chicago $4.00! Dayton *3.00 Bt Louis *5.00 Pittsburgh *B.OO And points West I And points East _U *.m,-il p.m. daily! a.ra.-5 p.ra. dally. ptowo Hotel. RL 2273, tl, 4§83,

SSOO Ringer Negro Puts Up Diamond as Security on Car; Wins Race.

WILLIAM JEFFRIES, Negro, Chicago, owed his victory in the 100-mile automobile race at the State fairground Wednesday to his diamond ring—one of thuse mean sparkling babies about the size of a button radish. Jeffries went to the fairground early Wednesday afternoon to find Deputy Sheriff Charles Mann and W. B. Dickson guarding his Frontenac race car. They held attachment papers from Municipal Court 1. Louis Chevrolet, race car builder, had unkindly alleged that Jeffries had overlooked the little formality of settling a $250 note and a repair bill for $154.58, incurred two years ago. Chevrolet asked SSOO judgment. The deputies were deaf to Jefries’ pleas that his car be released, at least while the race was run. Then Sheriff Omer Hawkins appeared. He agreed to take other security. Jeffries remembered his diamond. Hawkins passed the ring around to several persons in the audience, including Police Chief Claude M. Worley. It was appraised at from SI,OOO to $3,000. So Hawkins took the ring. The race got under way at 5 p. m., instead of 2:30, as scheduled. Jeffries kept a heavy foot on the gas and won. First prize was SSOO. Sheriff Hawkins still has the ring pending court action. Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENOYM Main office. 2226 Shelby St. Drexel 2570. FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME 1639 N. MERIDIAN. TA. 1835. BERT B. OADD. 3130 PROSFECT BT. __ DREXEL 8307. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market. Main J9OB. G. H. HERRMANN 1723 S. East Bt. Dr. 4477 UNDERTAKERS. HISEY & TITUS. 931 N. Delaware. Ll. 3828 KEIEGER, WM. E, FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 1402 N. Illinois St. Rl. 1243, Res., Be. 3868-R 1. J. C. WILSON: funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automoUve eaulpment Dr 0321 and Dr. 0322 Lost and Found ijULL DOG—White with brown spots: short tall; weight about 50 lbs.; wearing harness, no collar. Liberal reward. Ri. 5108. DIAMOND —Bar pin: wedding present: lost in fitting room Lerner's. Return. 4350 Broadway. We. 2546, Liberal reward. DOG—German Police; lost vicinity 34 th and Central, Tues. night. Very shv. bad right eye. Name "Zan.__Rwd._Wa. 1031-M. FOX TERRIER—White female., black head; lost vicinity College and 10th. Name BABY JEAN. Reward. He. 1236. HOUNDS 2: 3 weeks ago; male, black; female, white. Reward. Ch. 6092. LEATHER FOLD—Key ring; lost. Deliver, K. of P. Bldg. Rl. 1220. Reward. LICENSE PLATE No. 651-188' lost College Ave., Wednesday afternoon. Rwd. Ll. 4737. PURSE —Ladies’ gray purse, lost on Market St. Liberal rwd. He. 4539. TOY TERRIER —Black and white. Return to 216!? N. Meridian. Reward. UMBRELLA—BIue silk; carved handle; lost E. or W. Mich, car. Rwd. Ch. 0808-M. You Read the Want Ads— Have vou tried to use them? It’s easy—Call Main 3500. * Ask for an Ad Taker.

Special Notices REBUILD—Your Health in beautiful country home near Cumberland; pure food, skillfully prepared by expert dietician, capable nurse, best ref. fur. MRS. SCHULZE, Cumberland 21-J-2. SHAMPOO AND MARCEL, sl—Permanent wave, $7.50 this week; hair dyed. LI. 2944, M'ALLISTER SHOP, 31 W. Ohio. Ohio. IT IS A PAYING PROPOSITION—When you buy ' Stepping Stones” magazine, 10c a copy, at 510 E. Market St. PERMANENT wave: special r.estle la.uoil or clrcullne; nex trim; $4.50. Ch. 1734-M. Help Wanted Male Make SIO,OOO Yearly Profit Distributors wanted everywhere appointing agentst selling wholesale, retail, marvelous inventions, inexpensive, fascinating automobile necessities, exceptional opportunity; unlimited, noncompetitive field; enormous earnings; exclusive territory: experience unnecessary; every motorist buys on sight; no humbug, no strings, meritorious proposition; positively prove claims; no tr'flers. Messrs. Fenner or Rowley, sales managers, Marvel Products Company, Hotel Lincoln, Rm. 622, until Saturday evenlng. WANTED—IOO HANDY MEN TO NICKEL PLATE AUTOMOBILE PARTS; NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY; WE PERSONALLY INSTRUCT OUR MEN; CAN EARN sls TO S3O DAILY; STEADY WORK; MUST HAVE $84.20 FOR PLATING OUTFIT. CALL WAGGONER, HA. 0168-W, AFTER 7 P. M. WANTED—MAN OF ABILITY TO SELL THE GREATEST DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR VALUE AUTOMOBILE THE WHIPPET C. K. MARTIN. 4451 W. Washington St. COLLECTOR—MUST BE ACQUAINTED WITH CITY. LIBERAL COMMISSION. REPLY, TIMES, BOX K-320. THE OAK Auto Insurance Association needs 7 more Industrious, reliable men who want to get into business for themselves; very attractive commission and bonus proposition. Call MR. GLOSSBRENNER, Li. 4393 for appointment. DENTA’L LABORATORY ASSISTANT That can flesk, finish and polish: must have experience. DR. FORSHEE, 22Vi N. Pennsylvania. Rl. 5708. WANTED—Several first-class salesmen can earn SSO to SIOO weekly. See Mr. S. F. NEHR, 317 Pythian Bldg., Sat. 8 a. m. to 1 p. m. CUBA and South American employment; good pay; traveling expenses furnished. Send self-addressea envelope for list of positions. Box A 900 care of Times. EXPERIENCED finisher for local retail furniture store. Apply in writing, giving ref, and state salary exp. Box C 651 Times, WANTED—First-class cabinet makers on bank and store fixture work. AETNA CABINET CO., 321 W, Maryland. PRESSER—EXPERIENCED; AT ONCE. 150 W. WASHINGTON ST. Help Wanted Female PERMANENT BUSINESS CONNECTION Rapidly growing national organization requires the services of a woman of education and ability." One who is seeking a permanent business connection and is ambitious for the future. Thorough cooperation given accepted applicants. None under 28 years of age will be entervlewed. PHONE MRS. HOUGHTON Between 2 and 4 daily. Cherry 2187. REPRESENTATIVES WANTED—A message to women of character and refinement. We want you to sell our widely known house and street frocks to your friends, neighbors and their friends. Big earnings for the right women. Write Matthews Mfg. Cos. Indianapolis, Ind., or call Lincoln 5118. WOMAN Educated, over 30, opportunity with interesting Income. Telephone Mis! HOUGHTON for appointment. Ch. 2187 911 Eastern Ave.

Situations Wanted Male ALL AROUND TRIMMER Body and fender man In custom shop. Must be steady. Good reference. F. J. ZEHENDNER, 716 Colllngwood Ave., Toledo. Ohio. Situations Wanted Female NEAT COLORED GlßL—General housework. No Sunday work. Ll. 2906. MAID OR COOK—Colored; experienced; willing to leave city. Ta. 0312, SPRING HOUSE CLEANING Willing worker; exp., reliable woman. Li. 7159. YOUNG COLORED GIRL—AII days or afternoon work; reliable. Ch. 5961-M. HOUSEWORK—Monday and Tuesday: rellable, experienced woman. Ha. 0110. DAYWORK—Housework, laundry, nursing; willing worker. Ref. Ta, 1928. LAUNDRY—CaIIed for & deliv. Fancy linens, draperies carefully laund. Ch. 7984, COLORED GIRL—Half dav by the week. Good reftrences. Ll, 4104. COLORED GlßL—Wants genera! housework; reliable; reefrence; Ch. 5961-M. RELIABLE COLORED GIRL Housework or care of children. Ch. 3490, COLORED GlßL—Kitchen work, any kind; willing, reliable worker. Rl. 5614. COLORED GIRL—4 days week; best ref.; go home nights. Ll. .224. DAY WORK. Ll. 1986. Business Announcements

CEMENT WORK—And carpentering. Experlenced man. E. C. Johnson. Be. 1578-J. CARPENTERING AND REPAIRING STURMAN & KENNEDY. Ri. 9242. CLEANING WALL PAPER—7Sc-SI.OO, with guarantee. Work done immediately; experlenced white men, TRASH HAULING and basement cleaning; reliable. Ll. 5698. SPECIAL season prices rugs cleaned. 9x12, $1.50; called and delivered. Ch. 5336 FOR VAULTS and dry well ’cleaning. 0252. D, E. TRIMBLE. 1717 W. Market. HAVE—Your weather strips Installed now and save the difference. Phone Li. 6971. American Metal Weather Strip Company. FEATHERS—Bought, sold and renovated feather mattresses, and pillows made. E INTERIOR DECORATING—Expert; 18c A roll. Work RL_ 6957. HOUSE PAINTING—Paper hanging and decorating. G. E. WILSON. Ch. 4534-W. MATTRESSES STERILIZED Recovered, remade like new: $5. Box springs recovered. Expert workmanship. Ri. 5227. PAINTING AND ROOFING—First-classfali work guaranteed: cash or liberal terms. Established 23 years. He. 5763. T. E. HORTON Ac SONS. PAINTING—Paper hanging, paper furnT Samples. Also cleaning. Work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Expert 8e._2859-J PAPER HANGING--Samples; also paper cleaning; expert. Work guar. Dr. 3610. PAPER HANGING—IB cents; house paintlng and tinting. Ta. 5702. PLASTERING—Cement and brick work. Ch, 0920-W. RUG. 9x12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED, i; Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462. SPRAY PAINTING—Cut the cost; paint lipside or out. Call CLAIBORNE. Dr. 6534. TIN SHOP ON WHEELS Guttering, tinning of all kinds; satisfaction guaranteed. H. SELCH. Dr. 2773. YOUR CAR WASHED - For $1.50, anv day except Saturday; washing at night; no storage charge. PARKWAY GARAGE. 325 N. Pennsylvania, next to Y. W. C. A. ASPERGER Ac GERHARDT Builders of Quality cemetery memorials. 3405 Boulevard PI. Ta._4300. Rooms for Rent ALABAMA, N.,lolß—rms.. 1 single. 1 dble. Reasonable. Plenty hot water. Rl. _9006. CENTRAL. 2404—Light, airy, clean, furnlshed rm.; lor 2 persons. Ha. 4787-W. CENTRAL, 1446—Clean, modern rms.; private home; desirable garage. Li, 9504. CHRISTIAN, S., 410 —Rm. In mod. home; near bath; near bus and car. Dr, 3051-J. DELAWARE, N„ 1656—Lovely rm.; private hm.; gentleman; plenty hot wat. Ta. 1708 HARBOUR HOTEL 617 ti N. 111., clean, mod. rms.; shower and tub baths; low dally and wkly. rates. ILL.. N., 1138—2 front rms.; nicely furn.. adjoining baath. Rl. 6608. KEYSTONE, N„ 301—Nicely furnished rooms. $3.50 per week. Ch. 6561-R. LIBERTY HOTEL—32OB E. Michigan; modern furnished rooms. $1 to $1.50; weekly, $4.50 up; 2-room modem apartments; garage service. Ch. 5993. MARKET, E., 1320 Furnished room; use of bath; garage, MERIDIAN. N., 1515—Nice rooms; hot water; wonderful porch. Come see them. 2328 N. NEW JERSEY—Neat, pleasant rm.; mod,, prl. home; gar.; $5; gentleman. OHIO, E., 1326—Attractive front rm., constant hot water; 1 or 2. PENN., N., 1628—Lovely sleeping rm.; twin beds; reasonable. PRATT, E., 426—Modern rm.; pri. home; gentlemen only; meals opt. Ll. 2654. TEMPLE, S, 9—Downstairs rm.; private fam.,: prlv. entr.; '/a sq. E. Wash. Car. Ch. 5204. VERMONT, 320 E.—Young men's apt.; 4 rms.; prl. entrance; modern. _Ri. _0575._ WALNUT. E.. 415—Lovely apt.; piano. Victrola; suit. 2 or 3; also newlv dec. rm. Li. 7258, WOODRUFF PL.. 970—Middle Dr. Dandy rm- home privileges. Ch. 1418. 1 BEDRM.—I sittlng-rm.. In private famlly; modern; near E. Wash. Ir. 0298-J. VERY DESIRABLE—Room; meals If deslred; 1 or 2 men. Ri. 4992. Your Credit Is Good You can phone In your want ads and have them charged. This courtesy Is extended to anyone who has no past due aaccounts on our books. Avail yourself of this opportunity. A courteous girl will help you write your ad. Call Riley 5551 Want Ad Dept. Room for Rent With Board MERIDIAN, 2319 N.—Rm. and board for 2; private, modem home. Ta. 7199, 11TH, E., 215—Nice, modern room: with good meals; men only. Call Ll. 4138. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ASHLAND, 2139—1 or 2 rms.; housekeeping or sleep.: furn. or unfurnished. He. 1641 BROADWAY. 2121—1 living rm.. kitchen; also sleeping room; gar. Ta. 0597. BROOKSIDE, 1505—2 nicely furnished housekeeping, front and down. BELLEFONTAINE, 1810—2 cool, furn. frt. rms., mod., gar. He. 4774. BRADLEY, N., 103—2 unfurn.; heat, light, gas furn. Ir. 0314-R. After 6:00. CAPITOL. 1332 N.—2, modern, light housekeeplng rooms; $4, DELAWARE, 1505 N. —1-rm. apt.; everythg. Included: fine location; $7 wk, Rl. 9935. DELAWARE, N., 1505—Most desirable housekeeping and sleeping rooms. NEW JERSEY, 130 N.—Under new management; gd. rms.; prices right. Rl. 4145. NEW JERSEY. N„ 821—3~~Large rms., grd. fl,; private ent., $7; 2-rm. Apt., $6. NOWLAND, 2218—2 modern furnished roms, use of porch and laundry. Also garage. Ch. 1550-R. OHIO, E., 1326—2 rms., redecorated. Seen to appreciate. Reasonable. PARK, 1130—2 furn.; private entrance; $5,50; emp. married couple. He. 3677 ._ PARK, 1655—2-rm. apt. well furnished; gas, lights, phone. $7.50. Oarage. PENN., 2002 N.—LARGE FRONT RM., KITCHENETTE: MOD.; ADULTS. E. ST. CLAIR. 516—Nicely furn. rm. and kitchenette; large yd., shade. $3.75 wk. TRAUB, 128 N.—Furnished, 3. mod., front rms.; phone, gar,; SB. Ch. 1734-M. TALBOTT, N., 1928—3-rm. apt.; nice, modern; reasonable, 10TH, E.,509 —1 or 2 clean, airy rooms. mod., well furn., good location; $5, $7. 11TH, E., 243; Apt. 2—2 housekeeping rms., hot and cold water. Rl. 9131, COLLEGE, 1657—Modern, small apt. furn. complete. Private entrance; private lavatory; large front sleeping rm. He. 4804. MODERN—Furn. rm., kitchenette; also nr. car: sleep, rm.; porch; shady yd. Ta. 2011,

Apartments for Rent ATTRACTIVE —2 rooms; bath; gas, light, heat furnished; S2O, Li. 3598. DELAWARE N., 1825—3-room mod. apt. turn.. $35; unfum., $25. Ta. 3537. NEW YORK, W., 1230Va—Att. 4 mod. rms.; bath; gar.; Individ, basement. Rl. 9735, PARK. 1227—Furnished apartment; large living room, 11x15. bedroom, bath, kitchenette, large closet. Apply Apt. 6. Riley 3904, VIRGINIA AVE., 150—Nice 3-room apts; s2l. See custodian or call Li. 6311. Houses and Flats Furnished ASHLAND, 1807—Modern home, comp’etely turn., 3 bed rooms, nice yard. He. 4536, BELMONT. N., 131—Complete 4-rra. house. $10; very desirable, COOL—Private apt., 3 rms.. kitchen, mod.,, comp., attrac. 1335 N. Alabama. Ri. 6832. ATT., 3-RM. MOD. APT. Adults: PRI. ENT.; car or bus service, Ta. 1342, Houses for Rent 1358 E. BELMONT 5-room reconditioned completely; reduced to $15.00.. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. Rl. 7514, 144 E. Ohio, Res., Be. 4012-R. BROOKSIDE AVE., 1239—6 rooms, semimodern; only sl6. Ch. 3909. CAPITOL, N.. 4104—5 rms., modern; fire place; near Butler University. COFFEY. 903—6-rm. double; electricity; newly papered: garage; sl6. Dr. 6449 W. CONGRESS. 1243—5-room double, semlmodern; garage; *2B. Ta. 1898.

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Houses for Rent HARRIS ST., N., 27 —6 rms.; bath; garage. S3O. Be. 0741. HAMILTON. N„ 844—Near Tech; 5 rms.; mod.; water pd.; adults; $36.50; gar. Ch. 1402. NORDYKE AVE., 1248—4 rooms; $lO. Ri. 3538. PARK, 2047—8 rms., mod.; suitabe rmers.; hardwood. 3-car gar.; S4B, Ll. 4004. day. RINGGOLD, 1532—Nice half double'; electrlclty, gas, water, garage. RURAL. N . 639—Attractive 6-roorfi modern double; garage; only $45. Ch. 4672. SHERMAN DR . N., 1526 5-room, mmfortable house; garage: sl6. Ch. 4391. SINGLETON, 2043 4-rm. double; 'j 5rm. double; semi-modern. Dr. 1153 T SALEM. N.. 3812—4 rooms, semi-modern; $lB. Wa. 0514-W. 1125 S. TREMONT Five-room single, will repair, rent reduced to $16.50. STATE SAVING & TRUST CO. Ll. 3516. 9 E. Market. DESTROY —Bed bugs and eggs with Sudden Death. ALBERT G. MAAS. 31 Va Ave. Ma. 1225, NORTH -Lower duplex: 3 bedrms., long living rm.. newly decorated, heat, water and gas range furnished; porches, garage; large yard, fruit trees. Dr. 7859 DOUBLE —4 rooms side; gas; dec.; water paid; sl6 and sl7. _Ta._lß44. ______ Suburban for Rent SUBURBAN PROPERTY -For rent or sale. _J. T. ROBERTS. Dr. 5273-3. Business Places for Rent I, 2. 3 AND 4-ROOM SUITES Ultra modern, location excellent. In financial and business section. UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG. Corner Delaware and Market St. Li. 3458 or Cull at Room 710. night phone Rl. 1371. 1 Furnished office space available. Desirable office space. Ninth floor, Lemcke Bldg. MA. 6296. STOREROOM -95-ft. long; $55l 608 E. Washington St_ nr L 6336-R. Cottages and Resorts WALNUT GROVE—Camping, fishing, boats, cottages; rates to groups. HAL V. GRAY. Fairlund. Tel. Boggstown 7-J-11. FOR SALE -Furn. or unfurn. summer cottage, 4 rooms, screened porches, newly painted, electricity. Dr. 5044. FURNISHED—Summer cottage; elec.; 71st and White River; wk. or season. Ta. 4223. LAKE WEBSTER—Cory cottam; dec.. gar.:__reas. 1018 Park Ave. Rl. 1457 Storage and Transfer Established 1895 Packing furniture, pianos, china for shipment; 8 large trucks for city and overland hauling. Special rates on small lots and return loads. OTTO SUEZ, Rl. 6561. Rl. 3628 and night Ch. 0699-W. Ch. 4579. BIEHL TRANSFER CO. Loads Insured and guaranteed. Overland haul. Credit to responsible men. Dr. 1225. D. & D. Transfer & Storage—Licensed modern warehouse. 221-7 W. South. Ll. 7431—7432. EXPRESS PARCEL DELIVERY CO Freight, exp., bag.; all parts of city. Ll. 1838. J. H. TAYLOR TRANSFER Rl. 4265. —Special Rates— Dr. 3071. BRITTON TRANSFER CO. Dr.’7616 2022 Churchman Dr. 7816 TRANSFER—And general hauling' ' 821 E. 64th St. W. E. RODOCKER. Wa. 4433, TIMES WANT ADB BRING BUSINEBS

Houses for Sale $l5O CASH $26 PER MONTH Buy five-room bungalow at 2154 E. Raymond St.; long living room; cement front porch; gas; electric lights; garage. Price $2,800. clear of Barrett law. Will consider vacant lot as down payment. F. J. VIEHMANN CO., Realtors, Builders 142 N. Delaware St. Riley 2840 Residence. Ir. 4292. NORTH—A BARGAIN A beautiful home. 700 block Congress Are., with plenty of fruit. Has 2 bedrooms and sewing room. large livingroom. dining-room and kitchen; inclosed back porch: garage; full basement: modern throughout. A bargain, $5,250. STATE SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. Li. 3516. MR. HIXON. Ha. 0475, 408 S. CHRISTIAN ST. Four-room bungalow with furnace; gas; electric lights; city water; garage; price. $3,100: S2OO cash, $27.50 per month. Will consider vacant lot as down payment. F. J. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors, Builders 142 N. Delaware St. Riley 2640 Residence. Ir. 4292. 1039 S. RANDOLPH Four-room cottage with complete bath; electric lights; gas; city water; garage; price, $2,750; $l5O cash, $25 per month. Will consider vacant lot as cash payment. F. J. VIEHMANN CO., Realtors, Builders 142 N. Delaware St. Riley 2840 Residence, Ir. 4292. NEW BUNGALOW 5 ROOMS—Breakfast nook and bath; hardwood and tile floors; built-in tub; kitchen cabinets: side drive: garage; 3373 Colorado Ave. Ri. 4151. HOME DEVELOPMENT CO.. REALTORS. BARGAINS FOR COLORED 1628 Sheldon St., splendid 4-room cottage in good condition; complete bath; 4 car garage; close to school. Price $2,500, $250 cash. THE C. W. HENRY CO., Realtors, 429 Lemcke Bldg., Rl. 1064. A COZY~ KEEN. COMFORTABLE Five-room bungalow east, on Bradley Ave.. a beautiful new home location, of Kellastone construction. A real buy for only $4,900 and Barrett. Terms. CHARLES R. ETTINGER CO., REALTORS. Li. 5057. Res., Irv. 1559. SSO DOWN—S3O A MONTH BEAUTIFUL—Five-room house for sale. 2441 S. State St., near Garfield Park. By owner. A. SCANLON. Dr. 6783. 4 ROOM COTTAGE WEST—East front: sink in kitchen; newly painted and papered; fruit trees. Cheap for quick sale; payts. Owners, 1122 Arnoida Ave. WHO —Wants a 4-rm. beautiful Stucco. 46 block north for only $2,000 or $2,200 furnished? Plenty flowers and shade. Box C, 642, Times. ONE 5 AND ONE 7-ROOM—Modern; acre ground or more each; 4500 south on Mer.; 15 minutes out. Dr. 3213-1. Suburban for Sale THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN New five-room semi-modern bungalow, north of Fair Grounds for $2,650; small down payment and balance 1 per cent per month. See H. C. TUTTLE & BRO., Realtors 233 E. Ohio St. LI. 1107. Eve.. Ch. 1108. ONE ACRE—BEAT TUTS Bun?alow: long living room; fireplace; built in boek case; two large airy bedrooms; plenty of built in features in kitchen: nice enclosed back porch; furnace; full basement; side drive to garage; chicken house. Located five miles west, near school, groceries stores and bus service. $200.00 cash. Balance like rent. Call LI. 7795. VERNON ACRES LOTS—TRACTS—HOMES 38th St. and Mass. Ave. 2 Squares West. LI. 3820. Mr. Bower. Ch. 4924. SALE OR LEASE—Modern bungaglow; extra lot, good location; only 4500 west. Just north of Rockville Rd; references required. Be. 4171, R. 1. Farms for Sale SALE OR TRADE—33 acres; A-l soil: level. 25 mi. from city. Write (owner) Oral Derrel, Mt. Comfort, Ind. Lots for Sale OXFORD. N.. 1200 BLOCK East fcopte S&TWf sr,r } A ' ftn-'j IW A

Building and Contracting GENERAL building and contracting; remodeling a specialty. CIVIC REALTY COMPANY. 136 N. Delaware. Ll. 5050. Miscellaneous for Sale WHITE ELEPHANT SALE

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WON’T BE LONG NOW AUTO ' TRAILER FOR TOURING CAR; •GOOD CONDITION; CHEAP. CH. 5264. BATHROOM- Complete. $73; meter connections, $3. J. W HARRELL, Ch. 4290-J. BABY BEDS 2. high-chair, bicycle; leaving city; cheap, try. 3221-M. BED--RM. SUITES— 2; beautiful; 1 green. 1 2-tone; bargain for quick sale. He. 1462. COMPUTING SCALES Toledo, electric. Dayton and sanitary porcelain. At a bargain. Best offer. Terms. Rl. 9421, DINING-RM. SUITE Apartment size; baby bed, laundry stove, many other articles; good condition; reas. Ch. 2408-J. ELECTRIC 'WASHER Almost new; priced to .sell. See at 3rd floor Woolworth Bldg., 9 E. Washington. Phone Ri. 1496. FLAT TOP OFFICE DESK—AND CHAIR; CHEAP. 3402 NORTHWESTERN AVE. GAS RANOE-g-High oven, cost $75, Wifi sell for S2O. * Ir. 0758, R. l HAY In the field. Near Flackville and 38th St. Clover and mixed. Room 140, 220 N. Illinois. Li. 4466. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE For rebuilding and rentals. 205 Mass, Ave. Ll. 9470. PERFECTION gasoline range; used 1 mo.; _cheap if sold at once. 1057 W. 36th. RANGE Gasoline; bath tub, bicycle] 2 men s suits. 1214 Pleasant St. LARGE size baby bed; like new; SIO.OO. Bancroft St. LEAVING CITY—WiII sacrifice furnishings of my 5-rm. home at once. Ir. 1545 MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE' CO.— Electric wiring, motor repairing, electrical appliances, all kinds. 136 S. Mer. Ma. 2363 BARRETT-WADE FURNITURE - COiT~B(M Virginia Ave.: furniture, rugs, stoves, refrigerators. New and used furniture for working people. Cash or credit. Easy terms. Open evenings. Dr. 3667. SINGER SEWING MACHINES Electric, drop heads, repair all makes. 126 W WASHINGTON, MA. 1418 RUMMAGE SALE— Used ciotmng and furniture. 127 W. Georgia Bt. LIVING-RM. SUlTE—Bedrm. suites, din-lne-rm. suite, davnpt. table, bridge lamp, other articles; leaving city. 1r._1545. $l5O DIAMOND —MafKs; 6-hanger steamer trunk, suitcase, like new; all for SB3 or sell separately. Palace Theater. MR. CRIST. 18 FOOT ROW BOTTOM BOAT—With top and shaft; can Install Ford motor. $lO. 3914 N Keystone Ave. Sagalowskv Bottle Cos. BOTTLES used Corks?, Caps, Stone Jars 603 8. Capitol. - Dr. 2104. You Read the Want Ads— Have vou tried to use them? It's easy—Call Main 3500. Ask for an Ad Taker.

Miscellaneous Wanted CAST-OFF CLOTHING Best prices paid tor gents’ good used suits. Calls answered promptly. Li. 7844. 9 N. West. HOUSE CLEANING?—Your surplus clotiv lng. furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Ri. 6622. 127 W. Georgia St. WANTED —Rags, paper, magazines; highest price paid. Our truck will call, phone Ch. 3812. FURNITURE WANTED Will pay good cash prices. Dr. 4840. Pets and Live Stock HOOSIER KENNELLS REGISTERED If you are a buyer demanding quality and value received for your money, know we can please you. ''Hooster” Bred Bostons are always in the lead. ‘'Quality only” is our slogan. At Stud Hoosier Stutz fee S2O Master Tommy Tucker fee S2O Hoosier Just It fee sls Hoosier Dream Boy fee $lO 756 Fletcher Ave. Dr. 1096. TOY TERRIERS BLACK AND TAN; SIRED BY CAMPBELL SCHMIDT CHAMPION ‘'LITTLE DANDY.” ALSO CAMPBELL'S PETER PANN AT STUD. 1219 N KEYSTONE. PEKINESE. AT STUD. . CHING CHONG OF CHINA TOWN. Lovely Sun Gold, also for sale. Pro re n Brood Matron. Hu. 5135. POLICE PUPPIES—GRAY IN COLOR; FROM IMPORTED PRIZE WINNING STOCK. TREBLA KfiNNELLS, 2645 MADISON AVE, _DR ; _4O23. AT STUD Intr iders Teddy; sired by the wonderful wonder dog ''lntruder”. Boston Terrier Kennells, 1343 E. Wash. 10,000 —10 days’ to 3 weeks’ brooder chicks; large breed, sls per hundred: plenty baby chicks, 410; ducks, 30c. BOYER’S HATCHERY, 3* N. Delaware. TOY BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES; PERFECTLY MARKED; EXTRA FINE: SIRED BY HOOSIER STUTZ. 1347 W, 35TH. AT STUD—Fleming's Rodie J, 12',2 pounds. “A real Toy." Proven sire of good little ones. Mrs. Fleming, 320 E. North. Ri. 4127 BOSTON TERRIERS . Male and females. Sired bv Van -Deusen’s Titus, 3920 N. N. Jersey. wa. 1816 POLICE PUPPIES —Gray, males and females from imported champion stock. Reasonable. 14 W. Kansas St. Dr. 1759, BEAUTIFUL—EngIish Bull puppies. Pedigreed; cheap. 1429 Brookslde Parkway. FINE TEAM HORSES AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS; CHEAP. 5559 N. ILL. FINE red cocker Spanial, male, good stud prospect; from reg, stock. H. 4351, POLICE DOG—2 years old, male; pedigreed. Child's pet. Reasonable. Ch. 5437. PONY AND SADDLE—WiII sacrifice. Call MISS CONWAY. Rl. 5551. PIGEONS—Kings and Cameaux mated or youngsters. $1 up. 634 W. 38th. Wa. 2523. GOOD HOME—For fine kittens; good ratters; free. 23rd and Arlington. TIMES WANT ADS gRINO BUSINESS Radio and Equipment ATTENTION—Radio owners: expert radio service of all kinds. Two years with KruseConnell Cos. CLYDE B. TRADER, 202 N. Rural St.. Ch. 7039-M, Li, 4784. RADIO sets and speakers all makes repaired and service. Cummins Bros. Radio Cos,. 34 W, Ohio St. LI. 3656, SUPER—Hetrodyne—B Tubes, inside aerial, good condition. Will demonstrate. Rl. 4896 Musical Instruments SIX PIANOS—And player pianos. $45 to $275. Payments. $1 a week. No interest, no carrying charge. No extras of any kind. ROBERTSON'S, 235 N. Penn. PHONOGRAPH—Large; Edison console, plenty records. Will sacrifice for cash. 1335 N. Alabama. Apt. 8. 88-NOTE PLAYER—Like new: walnut case, with rolls and bench; $195; terms, $8 per month. Li. 6464, WRlTE—Gulbransen piano factory for catalogue, prices and terms. 3232 N. Chicago St., Chicago, 111. TRAP DRUM—WITH ALL ACCESSORIES) COST $ I SSjUKENE Wj BAfPIEIpS, sf£

Musical Instrument BAND INSTRUMENTS ‘'King” saxophones, trumpets, trombones. Sousaphones. Leedy drums and xylophones. Bach trumpets. Olds trombones. Selmer clarinets and saxes. Easter terms. Expert repairing of all instruments. Guaranteed used goods. See them before you buy. Instructions. RINNE MUSIC CO. and DRUM SHOP. 128 Pembroke Arcade. Li, 0333, Pianos lor Rent $1 Per Month KIMBALL PIAJJO STORE Rl, 2155 150 N. Delaware SAXOPHONES—New and used; easiest payment clan in city. YORK BAND INSTRUMENTS. Lorenz Sax. School, 122 Pemboke Arcade. Ll. 1421, Barter and Swap PLAYER PIANO—Take equity In cheap lot or used car. or sell $5 down. $2.50 per week. Ta. 4331. MOTHS—Larvae:'at last a real moth exterminator—MOTHAClDE. ALBERT G. MAAS, 31 Va. Ave. Ma. 1225. FORD COUPE BODY—To exchange for Ford sedan. 1924-1925. Will arrange difference. Apply 324 N. Dearborn. Money to Loan Money to Loam On automobiles or household goods. No Indorsers. Legal rate. Quick, courteous, confidential. Plenty of Parking Space. Buckeye Finance Cos. 207 E. New York St. RI ley 4974. QUICK LOANS on Household Goods, Automobiles, Personal Property. * Easy Terms Lincoln 6335 COLUMBIA LOAN CO. WE BUY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS ON Indianapolis and Marlon County property from tltleholders. Mr. Fry. THE WASHINGTON COMPANY. 257 W. Washington St. Lincoln 2541. Rate 2% Public Welfare Loan 330 Occidental Bldg. Rl. 9229. LOANS $lO TO S3OO. POPULAR FINANCE CORPORATION A DIFFERENT KIND OF LOAN CO. 513 LEMCKE BLDG. RI. 2579. LOANS] Ha to uu. wo indorsers, no publicity. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION. Rl. 7923. _404 Kresge__Bldg. *.Auction PUBLIC AUCTION The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry. Cos., will sell at public auction, Friday, July 20, 1928. at 9:30 a. m., at their Unclaimed Freight Station, Capitol Ave. and South St.. Indianapolis, Ind., the following described freight which has been refused or was unclaimed unless previously claimed by rightful owners. File No. Consignee and Dest. Com. R-50 The Beckett Candy Cos., Shelby, Ohio, 1 case candy. R-51 Stetson Oil Cos., Cleveland, Ohio, 1 empty barrel. R-52 Lenox Oil and Paint Cos., Cleveland, Ohio, 1 empty drum. R-53 W. M. Bowers, Osborn, Ohio, 1 drum oil. R-54 American Asbestos Prod. Cos., Cleveland, Ohio. 1 half bbl. cement. 1 case brushes. R-55 Electric Paint and Varnish Cos., Cleveland, Ohio, 2 bbls. and 2 palls tar. R-56 Pioneer Furniture Cos., Chicago, 111., 1 ctn. table. R-58 Wm. Holder, Evansville, Ind., 2 cases earth paint. R-59 Continental Salt Cos., Tiffin, Ohio, R-60 Adler 1 S? Work, Chicago, 111., 1 box stone. R-62 Central Petroleum Oil Cos., Cleveland, Ohio, 1 bbl. oil. R-63 O-N G. T. Davies. Middletown, Ohio, 2 boxes paint. R-65 Central Petroleum Cos., Cleveland, Ohio, 1 bbi. oil. R-66 Fulton Paint Cos., Cleveland, Ohio, 1 drum cement. R-68 National Harrow Cos., Le Roy, 111., 1 bbl. levers, I rotary harrow. R-69 Ellis Mfg. Cos.. Evansville. Ind., 1 ctn. radio table. R-70 Geo. Schmitt, Evansville. Ind., I half bbl. roof cement. R-72 Bachman Bros., Champaign. 111., 3 cases liq. extracts. 1 case clocks E-76 Wm. T. Denby, Alton, 111., 1 bbl. patterns and fashions. R-77 Cleveland Paint Cos.. Cleveland. Ohio. 1 bbl. paint, 1 pkg. brushes. R-78 American Asbestos Prod. Cos., Cleveland, Ohio, 1 bbl. paint. 1 ctn. sprayers. R-79 Central Petroleum Cos., Cleveland, Ohio, 1 half bbl. oil. The above mentioned shipments are being sold account being refused or unclaimed. charges due and unpaid and In accordance with section 4 of the bill of lading. Inspection of the shipments may be made Thursday, July 19, 1928, between 8 a. m. aid 4:30 p. m. Persons claiming any of the foregoing described articles will state to the undersigned the number of same, prove ownership. pay charges and take delivery prior to day of sale. Description of packages are copied from freight or way bill, but neither quantity or contents are guaranteed. All bills are payable in cash or certified check immediately at conclusion of sale. In addition to the above mentioned articles, there will be many other shipments offered for sale at same time, consisting of over and damaged freight, a partial list of which will appear in all Indianapolis newspapers for two or three days prior to date of stjle. Mc'FADDEN AUCTION CO., Auctioneers. J. K. VANCE, F. C. A. 501 Transportation Bldg. “HERE ’TIS” Legal Commercial Sales HOOSIER STATE AUCTIONEERS 535 MERCHANTS BANK BLDG. RI. 6578. IP WE CAN’T SELL IT, FORGET IT! WE WILL SELL Your property or farm In thirty days. By appointment. Wm. C. Ktssling, 801 new City Trust Bldg, Rl. 2638. Coal and Wood Kindling With. Each Ton 25c Discount on all 2-ton orders Best Virginia block, 6-inch forked..s6.so Best Virginia. 4-in. Ip. or egg. fkd.. 6.25 Best Indiana lp. or egg, forked.... 5.25 DELIVER ANYWHERE IN CITY. UNION ICE and COAL DR. 4621. 1910 BLUFF. SUMMER PRICES BETHEL COAL CO. DR. 5200. Kindling with each ton. POCO LP RED ASH, $7 J. & I. COAL CO. TA. 2471. Business Opportunities SIGN SHOP—Downtown location; real.; leaving city. Write Box C 448, Tlmy. HARDWARE STORE—For sale: L'aurel Ind., invoice at $2,000. Will sell at cost. Selling on account of death. Mrs. C. E. BURGOYNE, Laurel. Ind. CONFECTIONERY—And light lunches for sale or trade for ground. 3027 E. 10th. Ll. 6913. TIRE & BATTERY SHOP—Thriving busl. Misst be sold this week. Owner, Be. 4282.

Legal Notices SALE NOTICE —Forty-Seventh sale of unredeemed pledges by the Metro Loan Company will be held at 300 Roosevelt Bldg., on Monday, July 9, 1928. The following pledges will be sold: Nos. 20584, 1 diamond ring; 21012, 2 diamond rings; 21188, 1 unset diamond; 21281, 1 diamond ring; 21319, 1 diamond ring; 21421, 1 diamond necklace; 21492, 1 diamond ring: 21584, 1 unset diamond; 21632, 2 diamond rings: 21656, 1 diamond ring; 21715. 1 diamond ring; 21720 4 diamond rings; 21798, 1 diamond ring; 21942, 1 diamond ring: 21991, 1 diamond ring; 22021, 1 diamond ring; 22057. 1 diamond ring; 22100, 1 diamond pin; 22137, 1 diamond ring; 22177, 1 diamond pin, 1 diamond lavelier, 2 diamond rings: 22180. 1 diamond ring, 1 diamond brooch; 22196, 1 diamond ring; 22200, 1 diamond ring; 22270, 1 diamond ring; 22290, 1 diamond ring; 22312, 1 diamond ring: 22324, 1 diamond ring; 22332, 1 diamond ring: 22369, 1 diamond ring; 22398, 1 diumona ring; 22426, 2 diamond rings, 1 diamond pin; 22477, 1 diamond ring; 22485, I diamond ring; 22520, 1 diamond ring; 22536, 1 diamond pin; 22557, 2 diamond rings; 22572, 1 diamond ring; 22598, 1 diamond ring; 22617, 1 diamond ring; 22619, l diamond ring; 22672, 1 diamond pin; 22712. 1 diamond ring; 22726, 1 diamond ring; 22716, 1 diamond ring; 22768. 1 diamond pin; 22797, 2 diamond Tings; 22837; 2 diamond rings; 22855, 1 diamond ring; 22890, 1 diamond ring; 22891, 1 diamond ring; 32399, 1 diamond ring; 22904 1 diamond ; r JIM*?*

Legal Notices NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF THE PROPOSED ISSUE BY THE SCHOOL CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. IND.. OF $52,000.00 OF SCHOOL CITY BONDS The undersigned, pursuant to the Indiana Tax Statute of 1923 (Session Laws 1923, page 264), hereby gives notice to the taxpayers of said cltv that In pursuance of a resolution or the Board of School Commissioners of the city of Indianapolis adopted June 26. 1928. the school city of Indianapolis, Ind., has determined that it will on tha 21st day of August. 1928. take bids for and sell its negotiable bonds to be dated Aug. 22. 1928. in the principal sum of $52,000.00 bearing interest at the rate of four <4i per cent per annum, interest payable semi-annually and principal payable serially from 1930 to 1931. The proceeds of the bonds to be sold will be used to purchase high school sites in said city, all of which is estimated to cost $52,000.00. Dated this 28th dav of June. 1928. BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. BY ALBERT F. WALSMAII, Business Director. NOTICE TO DUMP BODY COMPANIES. Notice Is hereby given, that sealed proposals will be received by the director of the Indiana State Highway Commission, at the commission’s office, third floor Statehouse Annex, corner Market St. and Senate Ave., Indianapolis, Ind., until 10 o’clock a. m. (Daylight Saving Time), July 9. 1928. on the following equipment Thirty to fifty hydraulic power and hand hoist dump bodies, of onc-vard capacity, hoppers to be 84 to 90 inches in length, and 48 to 56 inches in width, manufactured of one piece, 10 gauage or heavier material, supported by cross or lateral I Beams. All Casting or fitting to be of malleable or steel, bodies to be equipped with Spreader Chains, and end gat' control mounted on left front end o' uopper accessible to truck driver. Quote prices on equipment delivered to 510 W. Market St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Specifications must accompany proposals. and fifteen-dav delivery must be guaranteed. The Indiana State Highway Commission reserves the right to relect anv or all proposals, or to award on anv stated combination of proposals, that in their judgment is the most ad'-ntageous to the State of Indiana. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION JOHN D. WILLIAMS. __ Director. Notice Is herebv given that the undersigned, executor of the last will of Theodore Rugrnsteln, Senior, late of Marion County, Indiana, deceased, by virtue of an order of the Probate Court of Marion County, Indiana, and also, by virtue of the power conferred under said will, will offer for sale, at private sale, at 10 o'clock a. m.. daylight saving time, on the 23rd dav of July, 1928. at the office of Means & Buentlng, 522 State Life Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, and from dav to day thereafter until sold, all of the interest of said decedent in and to the following described real estate In Marion County, Indiana, to-wit: PARCEL NO. 1 Lot Numbered One Hundred Fifteen (115) In McCarty’s South Addition to the city of Indianapolis. PARCEL NO. 2 Lot Numbered One Hundred Fourteen (114i .in. McCarty’s South Addition to the city of Indianapolis. PARCEL NO. 3 Lots Numbered Twenty-four (24) and Twenty-five (25) In Landers, Hogshires and Cooper’s Park Addition to the city of Indianapolis, being a subdivision of Lots 7 and 8 in Duvall’s Heirs Addition to the city, according to the plat thereof, as recorded in plat book 6, at page 91, thereof, of the records in the office of the recorder of said countv. PARCEL NO. 4 Lot Numbered Fifty-eight (581 in E. F. Claypool’s Northeast Park Addition to the cltv of Indianapolis. Said sale will be made subject to the taxes for the year, 1928, to the approval of said court, for not less than the full appraised value thereof and for cash in hand. LOUIS C. ENGEI.KINO, EDWARD L. DIETZ. Executor. MEANS & BUENTING, Attorneys for Executor. Automobile Insurance INVESTIGATE OUR 22-POINT COVERAGE POLICY Ci 15** fIOOR CONSOUPATEP BLP6. k | jECU RITYAUTO -1 NStASSN Motorcycles and Bicycles MOTORCYCLE—INDIAN SCOUT, LATE MODEL: $100; GOOD CONP. TA. 6175. Auto Supplies and Repairs USED 4TlßES—Retreads; all sizes; low prices. ROSE TIRE COMPANY. 365 S. Meridian Bt.

JOHN GUDELHOFFF.R WAGON CO.— Will repair or make new tops and curtalna for your car. 202 Kentucky Ave. SLIGHTLY USED TlßES—Nearly all sizes, all makes. LINCOLN TIRE CO., 906-908 N. Capitol. ,_ Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash for vour car or your eaulty. L WOLF AUTO CO. Lin. 4516. 561 N. Capitol. CARS WANTED S2OO to $1,500 class. We buy equities WASHINGTON AUTO SALES CO. 401 E. Washington St. USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD. GOLDBERG BROS.. 543 N. CAPITOL. LINCOLN 4638. Automobiles for Sale Tm/KXS SIT.CIALS 1927 Chevrolet Sedan ....$32.^ 1925 Nash Sedan 495 1926 Ford Coupe 245 1925 Hudson Coach 395 1925 Moon Tourlette ..... 245 1923 Hudson Coach 165 1923 Packard 6 Touring.. 425 1923 Marmon Coupe .... 300 1920 Franklin Sedan .... 195 1925 Maxwell Sedan .... 325 1925 Nash Master Sedan .. 495 1925 Chrysler 70 Sedan.. 650 All Bargains .See Them Before Buying THE CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. Packard Distributors Since 1904. 31 W. 13TH ST. RILEY 7596.

USED CAR BARGAINS MARMON MOTOR 11th and Meridian. 1928 NASH SPECIAL 6 COACH Can't be told from new; low mileage: carries new car guarantee; can be bought at a great discount. Terms. A. G. MUELLER, NASH SALES 635 Virginia Ave. Dr. 3127. DODGE—Roadster. 1928 Repainted: very good condition; $395; easy terms. 419 E. Market St., Ri. 7750, LAUTH CHEVROLET CO. IR. 4741 3903 E. WASHINGTON ST. _ BEST USED CARS IN TOWN. MAKE ME PROVE IT. HU.6219. FORDS Are better and cheaper at !W ANGELIN-SHARP CO. CHEVROLET COACH, 1927—5425: good condition throughout; good paint and rubber; terms. LAUTH CHEVROLET COMPANY, 5019 E. Michigan, Ir. 4740. BUICK—I 926 Master sedan; in wonderful condition, upholstery and finish like new. tires In excellent condition, motor guaranteed; fully equipped; only been driven 8,991 miles; your chance to buy a real automobile for only $895: a 5-day driving trial on this one. Irv. 2822. CHEVROLET—Coach; absolutely like new; ext.; super val.; at only $350. Ta. 0918. PONTIAC. I?27—SporUcoupe; rumble seat; new Duco. new tires; a real buy; $545; terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO., 923 Virglnla Ave. Dr. 3156. Open evenings. CHEVROLET COUPE—I92S; disc” wheels, new tires, good paint, bumpers, etc.$250; terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 923 Virginia Ave. Dr, 3156. 1926 CHEVROLET TOURING S2OO Drive this out tomorrow and use for your vacation. It’s a dandy. HARE CHEVROLET COMPANY, 540 E. Washington St. Rl. 1170. 1926 FORD COUPE *235 If you want a Ford, look at this one. Small down payment. HARE CHEVROLET COMPANY. 540 E. Washington St. Ri. 1170. 1926 CHHEVROLET SEDAN—A-l Condition: upholstery excellent; has had the very best of care; $125 down. L. F. GARRETT AUTO CO., 332 N. Delaware. OLDSMOBILE—Latest model, must sell at once at tremendous sac. Ir. 4435-R. 4. 1927 CHEVROLET COUPE *4OO Good condition mechanically and looks like new. A real bargain. HARE CHEVROLET COMPANY, 540 E. Washington St. Rt. 1170. 1928 CHEVROLET COUPE S3OO Fully equipped and ready to go. Good tires and paint. HARE CHEVROLET COMPANY. 540 E. Washington St. Rl. 1170. 1927 CHEVROLET COACH $395 Run* and looks like ful 'y

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“FIGURE IT OUT*' Behind each dependable cal} we sell is a guarantee that is backed by our powerful reputation and by a Purchasers Protective Insurance policy. In case of sickness or death the payments are made by the Insurance Company. CHEVROLET COACH. 1926 Fully equipped with all accessories} 10,000 miles and a dandy; $295. 1927 CHEVROLET SEDAN Oversized balloon tires, bumpers, thori oughly overhauled; $515. 1927 CHEVROLET COUPE Fultr equipped, bumpers front and rear, lnotometer, 5 tires, like new; cae completly overhauled. For quick sale, $445. CHEVROLET, 1927 TOURING Natural wood wheels: equipped fully; new tires, etc. You can’t go wrong on this at $335. LATE 1926 CHEVROLET COACH Fully equipped and reconditioned. S34S, 1926 Ford roadster 18S 1924 Ford coupe 100 1926 Chevrolet sedan 375 1924 Dodge sedan 195 1924 Dodge coupe, balloon tires 225 1925 Chevrolet touring 19? 4-door Elcar sedan 445 1927 Chevrolet coupe 423 1926 Hupp 6 4-door Sedan 595 1927 Chevrolet coach 425 1925 Chevrolet roadster 173 1927 Chevrolet coach 395 Trades Taken—Easy Terms MANY OTHERS OPEN EVENINGS lonesfv itaW sate? & J ikxue of Chevrolet tAPITOI AVtNUI AT VERMONT BETTER VALUES I IN USED OARS Well Worth Your Investigation Chevrolet coupe, 1926 $278 Dodge roadster, 1926 395 Hudson coach, 1925 399 Hudson Brougham, 1927 750 Nash coach. 1925 429 Nash touring, 1924 329 Oakland coach, 1926 495 Overland coach, 6-cylinder. 1927 44? Overland touring, 1923 sacrifice Olds coach, 1925 395 O’ds coach, 1927 66f Olds Coup, 1926 47? Repossessed and Reconditioned Most of these cars are priced belon cost of repossession, repairs and balance? due and they are genuine bargains at th? prices offered. EASY TERMS 419 E. Market St. Rl. 7750

BARGAINS 1906 Ford Coupe 52? Ford One-Ton Truck 121 1926 Pontiac Coupe —Like new..., 42( 1907 BiiicU Standard BroughamLike new 1,091 192S Oakland B r o u g h a m—3,000 miles 1,051 1925 Buiok Master Coach BOJ 1925 Essex Coach —Fine shape...* 24J 1923 Dodge Coupe— Like new.*..* 891 LIBERAL TERMS. G. M. A. C. FINANCE PLAN fENTRAL BUICKiCQ, v: Used Ca* Store! I. torn CAPITOL 418-420 N. CAPITOL FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN sl7l 1926 FORD TUDOR 291 1925 DODGE COUPE 371 WHIPPET 1927 6 CYL 49$ 1926 CHEV. COUPE 35V 1926 OLDS SEDAN 57V 1924 OLDS DE LUXE SEDAN. 27T STUDEBAKER COUPE 22$ 1924 NASH COACH 2fy H. C. S. SPORT TOURING; 6 WIRE WHEELS 22)' TERMS OR TRADE Lathrop-Mover Cos. 418-420 N. CAPITOL AVENUE RI 6375 ' Good, Dependable Used Cars Backed by Warranty CAPITOL MOTORS CO on the lot, at our 24 W. Michi- room, Capita) gan. and Michigaoi Open Evenings and Sunday

oalh OfJh&Jotan ■——— w LOW PRICES 1923 Dodge touring sll Oakland touring 51 1925 Stevens coupe 25 1 1925 (Late) Overland 5edan.;...,.... 23 (Original finish) 1923 Hudson coach 19T (Good equipment) J 1923 Wlllys-Knlght sedan 33 (Good tires; A-l condition) 1925 Overland touring 19f Looks and runs like new) , 1926 (Late* Jewett coach 48f (Hydraulic brakes: original finish) ) 1925 Willys-Knlght sedan 53 (New Duco finish) Liberal Terms. i " C. L. SCOTT ’ Whippet, Knight Sales Company 832-834 N. Meridian St. k _ LI. 4291. j 1926 CHRYSLER COACH; $125 DOWID' L. F. GARRETT AUTO CO. 8 FORDS—ALL MODELS * ALL—A-l condition; sls up to $235. BWISSHELM & PARKER. 544 E. Wash. ESSEX. 1925 COACH—Motor thorough! overhauled; finish very good; 5 very goo) balloon tires, bumpers front and read lots of extras; only $250; 6 days’ driviiu trial. Ir. 2822. YVALLERICH’3 USED CAR BAJi GAINS. 314 N. DELAWARE) 81 CHEVROLET—I92S touring; fine con., a acces., spates; SAC. FOB QUICK 6ALI 2150 N. Pen. Ta. 4015. ? 1927 CHRYSLER “50^ COUPE LOTS OF EQUIPMENT $175 DOWN (DOWN PAYMENT) 1926 Hudson Coach. New lacquer sl7 1925 Essex C0ach..,.,,.,,....., j 1924 Nash Coach. New tires., M OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 5 t 1663-65 S. Meridian. Drexel 4743. FORD COUPE —1926; motor in A-l con'll tion; good tires; a bargain; easy term. private owner. Southport SO-J-2. , BUICK MASTER 6 COACH condition; looks and runs like new can bumpers front, rear: trunk and man! other extras. 5 new tires, motor perfect 5 days’ driving trial on this car. Ira 2822, 1926 BUICK COUPE—This car Is In flrsff class condition; 5 good tires, finish * good shape, upholstering Is in good, clea, condition: this car has been well takes care of and is mechanically right: aal price cut to $595. ARMACOBT, 440 I Capitol Ave. 1926 CHEVROLET COACH—Extra goal tire*