Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 292, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1929 — Page 8

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f >rom P t Delivery ", < ‘ r ' It® are two oI the essentlals required V> 'MmSgV In both we more than qualify. * Let Us Serve You /CjkA\ POLAR ICE tTmi'iM) and FUEL co - Phone—Talbot 0689 fhere’s One of Our Ice Stations in Your Neighborhood

THE NEW CHEVROLET —M truck lHiiauiiijray HAS 6 CYLINDERS 32% more power—greater speed—so% more capacity—seven inches more wheelbase —l-speed transmission and 4-tvheel brakes. COME IN AND SEE IT! HARE CHEVROLET CO. 552 E. Washington Riley 5325

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No Job Too Large No repair job is too large or too small for the company to handle it In a satisfactory manner, whether it be starting a “drowned” motor after a heavy rain, or rebuilding a car or truck almost completely wrecked. The company is equipped to go anywhere in the city, state or any other state after a car at any time. This service is used to a great extent by insurance companies. Much new' equipment of the most modem type, including labor and time-saving machines, is being installed. Has Exclusive Agency The company is the exclusive local sendee station for Hassler shock absorbers, and also handles Man'd carburetors and parts. Nash, Stephens, and Flint automobile parts. It distributes and sendees the B-K booster brake, a vacuum auxiliary brake working on the drive shaft, which enables busses, trucks, and large passenger cars to stop immediately with a light touch upon a pedal. Notre Dame Coach to Speak R v Times Special LA PORTE, Ind., April 27.—Knute Rockne, University of Notre Dame coach, will be the speaker at a banquet of Hamon Gray post, American Legion, here Wednesday night.

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40 ACRES TRADED FOR CITY BUILDING

$50,000 Apartment Deal Is Main One of Brisk Realty Day. An exchange by which Jacob V. Howard acquired a forty-acre tract north of Lakeside addition from the Lakeside Realty Company was one of the major transactions in a week of brisk realty activity reported today by the Indianapolis Real Estate Board. The Lakeside company, in the deal, acquired title to in apartment house at 46 to 56 "West Thirtieth street. The structure, of brick veneer construction, contains six apartments of six rooms each. Total consideration in the transaction approximated $50,000. The deal w’as negotiated by T. O. DeHart and Thomas A. Sims. The deals totaling $15,000 closed and approximately SIO,OOO In new deals pending closure, the real estate department of the Washington Bank & Trust Cos., experienced a good week, according to Henley T. Hottel, department manager. Residence Is Sold Among other deals negotiated by representatives of the department was the sale by the Security Trust Company to Anthony B. Harris of a residence at 3353 North Arsenal avenue, through A. L. Conn, and the purchase by W. O. Melvin of a lot In Vernon Acres addition from the Cooley Realty Company through Martin C. Ea-stburn. Through Russell Hottel, Edward L. Roberts bought property at Fifty-ninth street and Central avenue from August C. Mueller. and W. K. Britton sold to A. John Roob a house at 1216 North De Quincey street. The deal was made by John F. Clayton and H. L. Marsh. C. O. Farris, representative of the company. made an exchange in which John L. Cox traded property at 4322 Guilford avenue for property at Lakeside and Thomas S. Hood sold through Clayton to Joseph 8. Cannon a residence at 436 North Colorado avenue. With business of his organization vapidly Increasing, Joe Goode of the realty firm of Goode & Goode, h&s announced the addition t*> his staff of Leonard A. Cook, who will aid In building, buying, and selling operations for the firm and will assist in some brokerage deals. Cook was associated with Goode about two years ago. Since that time, he was connected with the Trustees System, Inc., and later was a member of the real estate firm of Cook & Craig. Goode Closes Deeds

Among recent deals closed by Goode was the sale to Freeman R. and Lola Byfield of a four-room bungalow at 5008 Reeder street for $3,000, and the sale to Donald F. and Hattie May Kluesncr for James W. Carr of a four-room cottage on Lynnhurst drive, south of Raymond street. Goode also sold a five-room modern bungalow at 1641 South State avenue to Edward A. Commlskey, accepting as part consideration title to a seven-room, semimodern house at 331 Blake street. Goode also announced the purchase as an Investment of a six-room modern house at 1101 North Beville avenue. Eleven sales, totaling In excess of $52,000, have been closed recently by the Allison Realty Company, according to Robert Allison. Two lots in Thompson Park addition were sold to the Grinslade Construction Company by the State Property Company. Two properties were sold by the Grinslade Company, one at 1020 East Fiftyninth street to Harold H. Tlmian for $7,200, and contract for a home to be built in the 900 block on Graham avenue to Atlas M. Thompson at a cost of $6,500. Grinslade Sells House A house at 2524 South New' Jersey street was sold by T. E. Grinslade to Glenn Lepferd. Grinslade also sold to Floyd O. Beck a residence at 2757 Mankcr avenue for $5,000. J. W. Coffey purchased from C. O. Grinslade a home at 4013 East Eleventh street, and the Trelm Realty Company sold to William Huestis a house at 329 South Sherman drive. The Allison Company, representing

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Perry W. Bailey of Fort Wayne, sold to Isaac Strickland a house at 1324 East Minnesota street for $4,000. and for Pierce Meador to Francis P. Carter a home at 4847 Hinsley avenue, for $6,800. Two sales were made for the Yoke Realty Company, a home at 2810 Allen avenue was purchased by Stanley Willson and Gerald Hamilton bought a home at 2753 Allen avenue. Reporting that real estate activity In the eastern part of the city appears unusually good this spring. C. B. Durham, president of C. B. Durham & Cos., announced a number of deals closed recently by his organization. Lots Are Purchased In one transaction. Durham purchased for the Maynard Realty Company four lots In Durham Park addition and an eighteen-acre tract at Shadeland drive and Twenty-fifth street, accepting as part consideration from the Thrift Realty Company, sellers, title to a four-bedroom, brick veneer resident at 5645 Washington boulevard. The home was sold almost immediately to George W. Klein, realtor, of the firm of Klein & Kuhn. Three lots in Durham Park addition were sold by Durham to Herman L. Seeger. builder, who has started construction on them of five-room modern bungalows. A five-room modern bungalow' at 1444 Shannon avenue, was sold to Kenneth L. Dleck and a lot at Denny end Eleventh streets was sold to O. S. Keller, who will build a four-room double. Another double at Sixteenth street and Eucll davenue was sold by Durham, who reported that among other deals closed recently, was the sale of approximately twenty lots in the Northolm addition, Michigan road and Kessler boulevard, for the Security Trust Company for various purchasers. Two deals were reported closed by Lawrence J. Sexton, realtor. One was the purchase by Lou M. and Jennie A. Chandler of a six-room story and a half modern home at 1745 Fletcher avenue, and the other was the sale by E3mer H. and Mary T. Carr to Blanche Hammans of a six-room house and adjoining lot at 2168 Greenbriar lane. Mrs. Hammans purchased the home as an investment.

BUILDING TOTAL RISES 36 New Homes Started; *228,175 Value of Week’s Work. With thirty-six new residences, one small apartment and several other buildings started, new construction showed a fair total this week, according to a compilation of city building permits by the Indianapolis Real Estate Board. The residential projects amounted to $160,175. A $30,000 apartment at 5617 Julian avenue; a $12,000 addition to the plant of F. Hilgemeier & Bros., 519 West Raymond street; a $21,000 building on South Alabama street, anew city fire tower at New Jersey and South streets, and a filling station at Morris and Hiatt streets, brought the total for the week to $228,175. SUPPLY CO. TO MOVE Peerless Electric to Have Larger Quarters After May 1. Because of increased business, the Peerless Electric Supply Company, now at 118 South Pennsylvania street, will move about May 1 to larger quarters at 122 South Meridian street, Harry E. Rassmussen, president, announced today.

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UNION TRACTION WILL SPEED UP FREIGHT RUNS Switching Service Greatly Expanded; Station Will Be Opened. Important freight handling arrangements and changes incidental to the opening of a large new freight station on the property of the Indianapolis Industrial Center, Inc., and switching service therein by the Union Traction Company of Indiana are announced by F. D. Norviel, general passenger and freight agent. Schedules of the through overnight freight trains, known as the “airplane” freight runs are being speeded up to give dependable next day deliveries, either to or from Toledo and Detroit. No change will be made on the airplane run which leaves Indianapolis at 10:45 a. m. and arrives at Detroit at 6 o’clock next morning; however, the second airplane, which heretofore has left Indianapolis at 7 p. m., will leave the Union Traction freight house on Kentucky avenue at 4 p. m. and will be due to arrive in Toledo at 5 o’clock the following morning and at Detroit at noon on the following day after departure from Indianapolis. Connecting Track Installed

Service from Detroit and Toledo to Indianapolis will be correspondingly sped up, Norviel says, and the schedule will provide next day deliveries in Indianapolis from those points. The Union Traction Company has, through arrangements with the Indianapolis Industrial Center, Inc., installed a connecting track from its Anderson line to the tracks on the property of the Indianapolis industrial center. By wiring the tracks for operation of electric motor cars, it now is prepared to perform switching service between all buildings in the industrial center and between the industrial center and the Indianapolis Belt railway and the Anderson division of the Union Traction Company of Indiana. By this arrangement, steam railway equipment may be handled by the Union Traction Company to all points as far as Anderson. 5.000 Miles Linked A freight house of large dimensions, served by two tracks, will be used by the Union Traction Company as a public freight station on the property of the industrial center and shippers in the industrial center or in the district surrounding it, will have unsurpassed shipping facilities of either carload or less than carload freight. The new arrangement connects more than 5,000 miles of electric railways in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan, with steam roads to all parts in the country.

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Our New MORTHSIDE FREIGHT DEPOT Located in the INDIANAPOLIS INDUSTRIAL CENTER (At Martindale and 19th Sl.l NOW OPEN Shippers desiring information, please call Mr. Stuart. Div. Pass, and Frt. Agt., Phone RI. 9692, or, visit this large new depot and see its advantages. UNION TRACTION For quickest Sprvice (Call Mr. Adkins, Joint Agt., for call or information.)

HOOSIER COFFEE CO. INDIANAPOLIS ROASTERS OF GOOD COFFEES CATERING TO HOTELS—CLUBS —RESTAURANTS—GROCERS

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THE HOOSIER VENEER COMPANY INCORPORATED MANUFACTURERS OF FOREIGN & DOMESTIC VENEERS & LUMBER INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

w MO v\ _ '>&>' AWNINGS Made by EBERHARDT Talbot 1482 The SINKER-DAVIS co. Engine and Boiler Repairs. Heavy Blacksmithing. Sheet Tanks and Smoke Stacks. 230 to 270 South Missouri / Tel.—Lincoln 3559-3550 ■ - .*— “We Take the Dents Out of Accidents” C. OFF & CO. Sheet Metal Contractors WE REPAIR RADIATORS, FENDERS. BODIES AND GAS TANKS 107 North East St. 107 N. East Street Lincoln 1519

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