Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1929 — Page 8

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10 Years From Today Why do we recommend and sell certain types of refrigerators to our customers? For the best reason in the world. It pays us to. We want, our ice to give the utmost in economy and -ervice. We want our customers to be satisfied—our business not only today but 10 years hence—depends on the service we are able to give our customers. FOOD KEPT IN ICE COOLED REFRIGERATOR* DOE* NOT DRY OUT OR LOSE ITS NATURAL FLAVOR. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos.

THE NEW CHEVROLET msJESSsxssa truck ilmaMTlhaw HAS 6 CYLINDERS ' , fisSSr * 32% more power—greater speed—so% more ca parity—seven inches more wheelbase—4-speed transmission and 4-wheel brakes. COME IN AND SEE IT! HARE CHEVROLET CO. 552 E. Washington Riley 5325

Appearances Count in a home as everywhere else. And good lumber contributes generously to the beauty and permanence of a home. When you build be sure the lumber comes from Brannum-Keene Lumber Cos. 3506 E. Washington Phone—lrvington 0404 “WE HURRY ”

Quality, Purity, Cleanliness , All three combined, make us the ideal place in this city to buy baked goods. Service Daily to Your Door Chas. Freihofer Baking Cos. 259 E. Merrill Phone Drexel 5600 S- --t • - -

The New Idea In Mercftattcflsjnggfa^^ 'nlte. anfl pine# from our own 1 : other# M 4 f nnrhet# to need to fnrnl#h your home In the modern manner. Inver ft T f m price. A U WL*l V m lV■ ■ ■ OPEN CVEKY tVINING

There is no substitute for ICE. If you want dependable refrigeration, USE ICE. Artificial ICE & COLD Storage Cos. Main Office, 326 W. Ohio St. Branch, 42d & Monon Ry.

RUG CLEANING DE LUXE 9x12 DOMESTIC RUGS CLEANED, *2.00 SUPERIOR RUG CLEANERS 1804 College Ave. Phone—HEmlock 4462

Established I*6B HENRY C. SMITHER ROOFING CO. Roofing & Sheet Metal Contractor* 430 S. Meridian St. Lincoln 4937

Castings Light and Heavy Gray Iron, Bra*, Bronze, Aluminum C. &G. Foundry and Pattern Works 1036 Kentucky 244 Yandes LI. 1119 HE 50*5

C. C. SHIPP & CO. Manufacturers of the D-I Ventilating Radiator Unit* Office: 212 Caatla Hall Riley 2222 Indianapolis* Indiana* U. S. A.

Try This It is often difficult to get children to drink enough milk, but there is no difficulty in getting them to eat ice cream. lee cream is the modern method of consuming milk products. Get a quart of 1 Ice Cream Serve It Often Jessup & Antrim Ice Cream Cos. Rlley 5464

CLEAN OAL QUALITY & QUANTITY Service and Satisfaettea Gaaraafeed J. L. Hogue Fuel & Supply Cos. 29th and Canal Phone, TAJ bet 479 ft

Auto GLASS Replaced! See Us for Safety Glass Distributors: Franeiico An to Heater* Rn.eo Brake Lining: Biflex Window Wing. Perfection Windshield Company IS W. Pratt St. Lincoln IMS Indianapolis

Joseph Gardner Company Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work Repair, on Slate, Tile and Gravel Roof., Gatter., Spouting and Furnace. RUey 1562 147-153 KENTUCKY AVENUE

Street and Road Paving Indiana Asphalt Paving Company (Incorporated) 28th Street sad Colombia Avenue Phone—HEmlock 3545

“The Advertisers on This Page Are Responsible for Commerce and Industries' Growth of Indianapolis”

PACKING FOR ♦ FOREIGN TRIPS ISKATURED Shank Firm Offers Shipping Service to All Parts of World. Foreign packing and shipping service is one of the features offered by the Shank Fireproof Storage Company, 1430 North Illinois street. The company prepares consignments of household goods for shipment not only to distant points in the United States but in foreign countries, a recent shipment going to South Africa. Founded thirty-five years ago by Lew Shank, deceased, former mayor, the company has developed into one of the largest and best equipped concerns of Its kind in the United States. Storage service offered by the company relieves the family of trouble and details and assures the utmost protection. The fireproof warehouse, built four years ago, contains approximately 85,000 square feet of floor space for storage. Modem Appliances Modem appliances available for the public include special mothproof vault for valuable overhangings, drapes, velvet hangings, tapestries and oriental rugs. The vault contains a specially made tear gas burglar-proof door. Facilities are offered for valuables, including trunks, boxes, papers, books, records and safety deposit boxes for valuables of all kinds. Cleanliness is assured by thorough cleansing and fumigation of all storage departments each week. Special storage rooms, steam heated and offering even temperature at all times, are provided for pianos. Mrs. Shank Is President Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank is president of the company, carrying on business of the company exactly as it was conducted by her husband, with his policy of courtesy and fair dealing. Irvin Walker is treasurer and general manager and has been with the company twenty-five years. The company is associated with the Shank Auction Furniture Company, 1432 North Illinois street. MAnTpersons pay“ VISIT TO SUNSET PARK A barbecue dinner featured the entertainment of a large crowd of July Fourth visitors to Sunset Park on Lake Freeman, near Monticello. A large number of people from various cities in the state were In attendance. The idea of the developers of Sunset Park is to p*ace summer home sites within the reach of people of average means. Por this reason the lots are being sold at a low figure, with convenient terms of purchase. Facilities for summer recreation include one mile of bathing beach, bath houses, boat houses and children’s playgrounds. These artificial aids, coupled with the reputation of Lake Freeman as one of the best bass fishing lakes in the state, brought many scores of people to Sunset Park.

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Long Distance Trucking Service AMERICAN MOTORIZED TRANSPORT Bended and Insured Carriers CHICAGO DETROIT TOLEDO INDIANAPOLIS SIS W. Merrill St. Phone Lincoln 1582.

BUILDINGS—“CURRY CUTS COST” CURRY CONSTRUCTION CO. Building Contractors 200 EMPIRE LIFE BLDG. Riley 4162

CHARLES McGARVEY PLASTERING CONTRACTOR ESTABLISHED 1893 5264 Washington Blvd. * Phone Humboldt 4582

® [UNBANS "RELIABLE” HAMS AND BACON. MILD, SWEET, TENDER AND JUICY Kin gan a Ca PORK AND BEEF PACKERS

Trucking CENTRAL Warehousing TRANSFER & STORAGE COMPANY Established 1887 112*122 5. Alabama St. Phono, Riloy 9384

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

REALTY MARKET IS MORE ACTIVE

Dealers Report Gain in Sales After Period of Dullness. The Indianapolis realty market, somewhat slow for several weeks, appeared more active in the last few days, according to the weekly survey of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board. A number of recent sales were reported made by salesmen for the realty department of the Washington Bank and Trust Company by Henley T. Hottel, manager. A residence at 3718 North Capitol avenue was sold by R. E. Willey, builder, to William Bigley, through G. J. Carlon and Russell B. Hottel of the Washington bank, and H. L. Marsh negotiated the sale by Albert V. Briney to William Fred Cherry of a house at 833 South Lyons avenue. Michael Lynch purchased from Fannie Hallenbeck, through James H. Conerty and Thomas O. De Hart, a home at 122 North Arsenal avenue, and E H. McLain sold a lot in the southeast section of the city to John C. Leerkamp. Houses Exchanged An exchange in which Howard L. Bramlett traded property at 1329 Wade street, for a house at 1506 Finley avenue, was negotiated by John F. Clayton. Two lots in the Lakeside addition were sold by H. E. Herrold to William E. Rugge, and a lot in Meridian Hills addition was purchased by Dr. J. Carlton Daniels through Arnold Davis. Clayton represented both parties In a deal In which J. S. Clark bought from the Home Development Company a residence at 333 South Arlington avenue. Through McLain, Lucetta L. Slavens sold to N. H. Marling a house at 511 South Tibbs avenue, and property at 12 Woodland drive was bought by Joseph Carlysle from Ida Richardson, administratrix. The latter deal was closed by De Hart. Transactions totaling approximately $41,500 were closed by Albert H. Wurster, president, and Harry A. Schwankhaus. sec-retary-treasurer of the Homedell Realty Company. Outstanding was the sale by Wurster of a north side lot as the site of what Is said will be the first all-steel frame, completely fireproof residence in Indianapolis. The lot at the northeast corner of Fiftyseventh street and Park avenue, was purchased by the Steel Frame House Company of Pittsburgh, Pa., from Mary E. Phelan. $35,000 Home Started Footings already have been started for the home, which will be sold through Wurster for approximately $35,000. Other sales by Wurster included a thre4bedroom house at 128 West Twenty-sev-enth street, sold by Earl A. Heasler to Louis Heid, and a modern five-room bungalow at 709 Markwood avenue, sold by the Homedell cempahy to Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Penrod. Among deals closed by Schwankhaus was a brick bungalow at 4505 Carrollton avenue, purchased by Paul M. and Bertha I. Goldrick, anew, English type bungalow at 845 Markwood avenue in the Homedell addition, to Elmer W. and Frieda B. Fuller, and a six-room to a side double residence at 453-55 North Arsenal avenue, sold to John and Bonnia Laffy. Among business property deals was the sale by Charles C. Schwier to the Art Mosaic Tile Company of a lot at 1042 East Washington street. The property will be the site for a warehouse to be erected by the company. In the deal, Robert W. Stockwell. represented the tile company, and William H. Jackson, represented Schwelr. Lawrence J. Sexton, reported the sale by the Emerson Heights Realty Company to Dr. Oscar S. Deitch of a lot on Carlyle Place between St. Clair and Pratt streets. Dr. Deitch will build on the site a modern bungalow. . „ Apartment Sold Deals approximateing $17,500 were reported closed by Noble C. Hilgenberg & Son. A four-apartment at on Illinois* street near Twenty-fourth street was sold for E. O. Burgan to Joseph Wurley. A flve-rooms-to-a-side double residence on Harl*n street near Lexington avenue was sold to Mrs. Fanny Krieger. The former

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owner was Martin J. Birk. Two lots on Forty-fourth street near Illinois street were sold to R. W. Linder, by I* E. Schultz. In the latter deal. Fay Gash, represented, the purchaser and Hilgenberg represented the seller. Sale of four residential building sites in the North Meridian Manor, anew. addition at Ekghty-sixth and Meridian streets, was reported by Harry L. Robbins. The deals totaled approximately $12,000. In one of the transactions, Ryland B Pratt of the Pratt Poster Company, purchased three lots at Meridian and Eightysixth street as the site for a home. W. D. Pratt represented the purchaser. Robbins also sold to Harry 8. Scheidler a 75-foot frontage adjoining the Pratt property on the north, and Mr. an(! Mrs. Delamar McWorkman purchased a 150foot lot just north of the latter. Another building site. 153 by 225 feet, north of he McWorkman -purchase, was bought by Adolph H. Schmidt. FULL FORD SERVICE OFFEREO BY WARNOCK Department of Company One of Best Equipped in State, Complete service on Ford cars is offered the motoring public by C. O. Warnock Company, Ford dealers, 819 East Washington street. The company’s service department is one of the best equipped in the state, being fully prepared to handle any repair job, small or large, on either the Model T or the new Model A Fords. A large and exceptionally complete stock of parts is carried, valued at $30,000. Twenty-four highly experienced workmen are employed in the service department, -which occupies twothirds of the large two-story building. An average of sixty repair jobs are turned out daily by the shop. The company averages about 100 new car sales each month. Paul Vandivier heads the force of twelve salesmen. Other department heads include Ollie Bivins, shop foreman, with the company since its formation thirteen years ago, and Harry Mills, parts manager, with the company ten years. The Warnock Company is the oldest Ford agerfcy in Indianapolis. C. O. Warnock, president, has been with the company since its start, and before that, was with the Indianapolis branch of the Ford Motor Company. PICK BOSS FOR NEW FARM LAND BUREAU South fiend Man Named to Head Realty Sales Division. Appointment of O. J. Sweeney as a representative of the American Estates Company in charge of farm land sales was announced today by Joseph J. Argus, president. While the American Estates Company specials in the sale of north side residential properties, Argus declared that because of an increasing number of inquiries recently concerning farms, the company established a farm lands department. Sweeney has been in the real estate business in South Bend for the last two years, specializing in the sale and exchange of farms. Sweeney lived in Indianapolis until about seven years ago, when he went to South Bend to establish a branch for the Dilling Candy Company. At one time he was connected with the Indianapolis Candy Company and later with the J. F. Darmody Company. He studied agriculture at Purdue university and at one time operated a 1,000-aere farm in Montgomery country.

CHROME PLATING NICKEL, COPPER, OXID AND POLISHING OF ALL METALS The ADAMS PLATING COMPANY "The Service Plater*” Lincoln 8891 138 W. 10th Bt. We Furnish Truck Service

CARS WASHED RITE DAY OR NITE Service Auto Laundry J. B. KING, Prep. 130 South Capitol Avenue

INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY CORPORATION

, Fuel ® -dEL, Building Materia] and Coal, J. £ Lime, Cement, Plaster, Lath, 4* f rrr®rßrick, Fire Brick, Sewer Pipe, 4 Mpf Drain Tile, Mortar Color, Ce- T ifa V ment, Blocks, Flue Lining. 1 .nrtwQ State and DeLoi. Sts. DRex. 0583 ■

ERECTORS OF STRUCTURAL STEEL THE R. H. GOODRICH CO. “RUSS” GO<>RICH, Pres. 1144 E. Georgia St. grf %. Phone Droael 0354

RECORD GRIND PROVES WORTH OF ROOSEVELT Stamina and Dependability Shown by Non-Stop Trip 440 Hours. The world's record automotive non-stop endurance run of 440 hours and 30 minutes established by a Roosevelt straight-eight on the Indianapolis Speedway is equivalent, as far as time is concerned, to an average of slightly more than one hour and twelve minutes of driving each day during an entire year. For a year ’round average, an hour and twelve minutes a day is slightly better than the driving of an everyday automobile owner. The record-breaking Roosevelt test, therefore, offers conclusive proof, not only of the advantages of the straight-eight type of engine, but of the stamina and dependability of the Roosevelt car itself, according to Thomas E. Jarrard, general sales director of the Marmon Motor Car Company. Runs for 18 Days During the entire eighteen days, eight hours and thirty minutes of the run, neither the engine of the Roosevelt nor the car itself stopped for any reason, gasoline, oil and water being replenished while in motion from a “mother” car. It was impossible, of course, to make major repairs or adjustments since the car was constantly in motion under its own power. “The test substantiates in every way the confidence which Marmon engineers have placed in the straight-eight type of motor,” Mr. Jarrard said. “It shows, further, that, the Roosevelt is capable of withstanding a maximum of hard usage and can be depended upon to give a long period of satisfactory service in the hands of an owner, “Any one of dozens of items of faulty design or construction could have caused the run to come to an end long before its final conclusion. A defect in the steering system surely would have prevented continuance. Faulty valves, bearings, lubricating mechanism, fuel system, cooling system or ignition—any one of these—would have brought failure instead of success. Car Picked at Random “Lighter power impulses and smoother operation as found in the straight-eight long have been recognized by engineers as the most practical method of reducing wear in present-day automobile engines. When the Roosevelt was disassembled after the run, the engine and driving mechanism were found capable of giving an indefinite period of further satisfactory service. “It is significant that the recordbreaking Roosevelt was a stock car in every mechanical detail, picked at random in the Marmon factory by American Automobile Association representatives. It was a sedan model, not a stripped roadster. Further, it was fully equipped, “ready for the road,” with two extra wire wheels, tires, tubes and covers, bumpers front and rear, shock absorbers and trunk rack. “Marmon was among the first to build straight-eight automobiles exclusively and its faith in the straight-eight principle has been amply justified by the 440-hour nonstop endurance record of the Roosevelt, the first eight in the SI,OOO price field.”

We Don’t Care what make your car might be. We can repair it and do a satisfactory job. Let us have your next job of repairing. Satisfactory Service — Priced Right Wrecking Service Madden-Copple Company, Inc. 733 N. Capitol “Always Open”

Circle Tours W ™ CINCINNATI —Round Trips Daily—Q Leave Indianapolis Terminal Station 5:15, 6:00, 8:15, 11:10, 11:15 A. M. 1:15, 3:20, 4:15, 6:30 P. M. Two Routes—Through Connersville or Greensburg Go One Way—Come Back the Other jQ qq IDEAL TRANSPORTATION qq fj One Way Round Trip D INDIANAPOLIS & SOUTHEASTERN R. R. Deluxe Parlor Car and Motor Coach Service

MAR M O. \ The Marmon Motor Car jyh/ j Company, builders of tine cars since 1902, is today enjoying the greatest suecess and importance m its Motor Car Company impressive seventy-eight years’ history.

OUR NEW North Side Freight Depot Located in the < INDIANAPOLIS INDUSTRIAL CENTER (At Martindale and 19th St.) 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

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

Indiana Condensed Milk Cos. Producers of Wilson’s Milk

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

The SINKER-DA VIS co. Engine and Boiler Repairs. Heavy Blacksmithing. Sheet Tanks and Smoke Stacks. 230 to 270 South Missouri Tel.—Lincoln 3559-3550

“We Take the Dent. Ont of Accidente" C. OFF & CO. Sheet Metal Contractor. WE REPAIR RADIATORS. FENDERS. BODFES AND GAS TANKS 107 North East St. 107 N. East Street Lincoln 1549

“PACKARD” 31 W. 13th St 3816 E. Washington St THE CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO.

n si Hour.! 10 to 12 a, m., 2 to 5 p. m., | 7 to 8 p. to. Other hour, by appointment. Pb ne DBexel 8419 E. M. RYAN, D.C., M.C. FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHIROPRACTOR IMA6 Virginia Ate. Indianapolis

SHAN 'WJ r FIBE-PKODF WAREHOCsE FOB TOCB FCRNITCBE Moving:, Storage, Packing, Shlpptag ACCTIOS EVBBT THTTBBOAT 1430 V. ILLINOIS ST. Bile? 1434

JULY 6, 1929

Lake States GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Cos., Inc. Indianapolis Division 326-350 Went Georgia Indianapolis

Prompt Delivery C. O. WARNOCK Authorized Dealer Sales and Service 813 E. Washington Phone—Lincoln 8396

RENT A NEW CAR OB TRUCK Phone Riley Lincoln DRIVE IT YOURSELF

BLAKLEY GRANITE CO. Large Display of Finished Work on Exhibition 3502 E. New York St IRv. 4130

Look Up the Date on Your Fire Insurance Policy Phone me the date and I will see that you do not forget to renew it in time. An expired policy is no policy.

Harvey B. Martin GENERAL INSURANCE 80i New City Trust Bidg. Phone Riley 5604

If You Want AUTO GLASS Come to service Glass Cos. 33 West Michigan St.