Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 126, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1929 — Page 8

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Polar Cork Insulated Refrigerators If ~ r-n-v t./owi, n i t Polar refrig'-ramr that will keop toraperaturp woll below fifty dfirrwK and that will bn ooonorolral in the na- of Ire. W* will ar<-opt your old >i-frlyn rator n< a cji-h payment on a now Polar Ire Box nod glvp you the Initial IHng free. Von <an tako a |on(t tin:' to pay ns. or you can not a live per cent discount for rash. I.ei us t. n you about our refrigerator* and about the plan whereby you can earn a •■‘•'it* credit ti.wartl the ;>ri'-e of anew Polar. You will be under no obligation 'to buy from us. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. Refrigerator Display Room 2000 Northwestern Ave.

Joseph Gardner Company Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work Repair* on Mate. and Gravel Roof*. {flitter*. !*|ioiitlng an*! f nrna** Riley 1582 147-153 KENTUCKY AVENUE Established 1868 HENRY C. SMITHER ROOFING CO. Roofing & Sheet Metal Contractors 430 S. Meridian St. Lincoln 4937 Lake States GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Cos., Inc. Indianapolis Division 326-350 West Georgia Indianapolis Prompt Delivery C. O. WARNOCK Authorized Dealer Sales and Service 813 E. Washington Phone—Lincoln 8396

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We take every precau-! tion its purity and j food value. Ask for VELVET Ice Cream. Serve It Often . Jessup & Antrim Ice Cream Cos. RI ley 5404 Quality, Purity, Cleanliness All three combined, make "’“txs the ideal place in this j city to buy baked goods. Service Daily to Your Door Chas. Freihofer Baking Cos. 259 E. Merrill Phone Drexel 5600 j CLEAN OAL QUALITY & QUANTITY | Service and Satisfaction Guaranteed J. L. Hogue Fuel & Supply Cos. 29th and Canal Phone, TAlbot 4798

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TRUCKS TRAVEL 100,000 MILES DURING MONTH • Central Storage Company Operates Fleet of 40 Cars. More than forty trucks operated by the Central Transfer & Storage Company, 118 South Alabama street, travel more than 100,000 miles each month. Each day, trucks of the company, which does commercial hauling, makes scheduled trips to a number of cities carrying freight, including bread for the Atlantic & Pacific groceries, and newspapers. Cities visited include Washington. Terre Haute, Richmond, Vincennes, Logansport, French Lick, Lebanon, Greencastle, Connersville, Marion, Lafayette. Greensburg, Newcastle, Bloomington, Martinsville, Plainfield, Danville, Seymour, Crawfordsville, Plymouth, Rochester, Culver and Warsaw'. Has Regular Accounts The firm has a number of regular accounts, ‘ including The Indianapolis Times, United Motors and others. During September, the firm hauled twelve carloads of print paper for The Times, a total of 600,000 pounds. The Central Transfer company is equipped to haul anything, large or small, except uncrated furniture, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. It has 66,000 square feet of storage space. Careful handling of all goods is assured by the firm’s experienced workmen, many of whom have betn with the company f or a number of years. Employes 30 Years Henry Blase and Henry Croprodt, in the warehouse department, have been with the company niore than thirty years, w'hile Louis Gruner, bookkeeper, has held that position twenty-seven years. Other employes with the firm more than fifteen years include George Jackson, foreman of trucks; Jesse Rodman and Claude Pugh, drivers, and William Hancock, mechanic, The firm is managed by Elmer W. Roesner, who qgso is secretarytreasurer of the Market garage, 325 East Market- street. Trucks of the transfer company, including fifteen just purchased, are stored in the Market garage.

49 STATIONS LINKED Laundry Program Tonight Couples Biggest Chain. An Indianapolis advertising firm is prominently identified with the largest radio hook-up yet attempted, through which forty-nine stations will be linked tonight in a broadcast for the Laundry Owners’ national Association. The Millis Advertising Company, advertising counsel for the association’s $6,000,000 advertising .program, will arrange programs, continuities and announcements for the series of broadcasts over the red network of the National Broadcasting Company and twenty-nine assorted stations. The program, beginning at 7:30, will include Josef Kcestner’s twenty-two-piece orchestra and a barytone and alto duet, besides other features.

LIMESTONE CHIPS and SIDEWALKS Add an Artistic Touch to Tour Home Setting , HAYES CONSTRUCTION CO. 30th Street at Canal TA lbott 673K^ ERECTORS OF -STRUCTURAL STEEL THE R. H. GOODRICH CO. “RUSS” GOODRICH. Pres. 1144 E. Georgia St. Phone Drexel 0354 ?. -i —* . " ■ ■■■ BUILDINGS—“CURRY CUTS COST” CURRY CONSTRUCTION CO. Building Contractors 200 EMPIRE LIFE BLDG. Riley 4162 + 1 1 1111 ■ ~ l —" —————a— __ i ; INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY CORPORATION y —— ■ ■ 4<D A rv A PfV , I Honre: 10 to U a. m., t to 5 p m. 1 rtUIVrVIVLr j 7to 8 p m Other honre by ap--31 W 13th 8t j polntmcot. Ph ne DRex-I *419 3816 E. Washington St. E. M. RYAN, D. C., M. C. THE CITIZENS TmSSMroT MOTOR CAR iu ———————mm———————m—a—— —— CHARLES McGARVEY PLASTERING CONTRACTOR * ESTABLISHED 1893 5264 Washington Blvd. Phone Humboldt 4582

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$50,000 A DAY IS REALTORS’ AVERAGE

Deals First Five Days in Home-Owning Campaign Total $251,320. Averaging than $50,000 worth of business a day, members of the Indianapolis Real Board during the first five days) of their Own Your Own Home campaign closed deals totaling $251,320, it was announced today by Fred L. Palmer, chairman of the general 1 campaign committee. Aiming deals reported closed within the last few days was the sale by Timothy P. Saxton, realtor, of two properties, totaling $8,500. One, at 5212 Kenwood avenue, was purchased by Municipal Judge Dan V. White and the other, at 516 North Gladstone avenue, was bought by Jerome Melendez. A modern, s’ix rooms to each side, double residence at 2118-20 Central avenue, was purchased by Nellie Bowman, 522 Massachusetts avenue, from Harry A. Schwankhaus. Schwankhaus also sold to Louis Plogstreth a six-room modern, English type bungalow at 759 Berkley road. The two sales totaled $20,500. Contract to build for Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Carter a souare type, five bedroom, brick veneer residence, at 818 East Fiftyeighth street, was made by Albert H. Wurster. A residence at 5924 Central avenue was sold by Martin C. Eastburn of the real estate department of the Washington Bank and Trust Company. Buy $4,000 Home The sale by the Puritan Finance Company to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Herzog of a house at 1757 East Tabor street for *4,000 was reported by the F. J. Viehmann Company. and Joseph J. Klee of the firm Klee & Schreiber announced the sale to Joseph and Elizabeth Lauler of a house at 3049 Newton street. A five-room modern bungalow at 2341 South Pennsylvania street was sold by William L. Bridges of Bridges & Graves to Howard C. Baxter.

REPAIRS TO GAR ARE IN SEASON > " Attention to Small Breaks Urged by Company. With winter weather just around the corner, leaky automobile tops should be repaired at once, according to officials of the Ind anapolis Auto Top Company, 911-919 East Washington street. Neglecting small holes in automobile tops causes the top to rot. Repairs in time frequently save the automobile owner the expense of instal'ing a completely new top. The auto top company manufactures winter inclosures for roadsters and touring cars which give all the comforts of a sedan. These inclosures are guaranteed not to rattle. The Indianapolis Auto Top Company has been engaged in repairing wrecked or damaged automobile bodies, fenders, tops and upholstering for eleven years in the same location. Irhese years of experience guarantee perfect satisfaction, while the ideal location, with practically no overhead expense, assures the very best prices The proprietors, E. Martin and Otto Eakin, always are prepared to give an estimate of cost on any work. The company distributes the Pullman automobile bed. This outfit provides A comfortable bed in a car, doing away with tents and other excess luggage on long trips or week-end outings.

Mont Leakey bought from Mrs. Myrtle vfetda and Zacheus A. White through I. L. Elmore, a two-acre tract on East Tenth street about one and one-half miles west of the Marion-Hancock county line. Sale to Charles G. and Ivy C. Hazlett of a lot in the Northolm addition was announced by C. B. Durham, and Robert C Collier contracted to build for John W. Kleinschmtdt a brick veneer bungalow at the southwest corner of Sixtysecond and Delaware streets. Two exchanges were announced bv Palmer. In one amounting to $6,500. he sold to Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Chappell, a five-room modern bungalow in Beech Grove, accepting as part consideration a house and Ijwo lots at 25 North Hedgehill street. In the other. Palmer bought from Edward Harris a vacant property on the south side,of East Washington street, between Davidson and Pine streets. Harris accepting as part consideration three double houses at- 3534-36 and 3538-40 East Vermont street and 2831-33 Indianapolis avenue. The total consideration in the transaction, which was handled by D. T. Nicoson of the realty the Security Trust Company, was $21,550. Takes House in Trade Charles C. Binkley, realtor, announced that he has sold to M. Crista new. fourbedroom. two-bath, brick veneer house at 5625 North Pennsylvania street: He accepted as part payment title to a frame residence at 2417 North Pennsylvania street. The deal totaled $22,500. Sevefal realtors reported deals closed prior to the opening of the board's campaign. Among them was Glenn B. Ralston. who announced sales totaling $37,000 during the latter part of September. Among them was an exchange by three double rental properties on West Pratt and North Olney street by Frank Mclntire to the Union Investment Company for 235 acres of farm land in Johnson county. The transaction involved a total of approximately $16,000. Ralston purchased a stucco bungalow at Fifty-second street and Guilford avenue from B. F. Elmore of Carmel# Ind.. and acauired a forty-acre farm in Monroe county in exchange for a small rental property at 111 Koehne street. A residence at 1517 Olive street was sold bv Ralston to Arthur Frankiin and a double house at 1301-3 Tuxedo street was exchanged for a single house on Lexington avenue. Ralston also negotiated for Mclntire the sale of a house at 941 Harrison street to Bessie Wild.

POISON ROUTS PESTS Paris Green Exterminates Ants Raving California. Bn Science Service BERKELEY, Cal., Oct. 4. Paris green, time-honored foe of potato beetles and other insect pests, promises victory in the war California is waging against termites, sometimes called “white ants,” destroyers of millions of dollars of wood-built structures annually. Effectiveness of the Paris green dust depends first on cleanliness of the termites. They forever are licking themselves clean, and thus swallow the deadly powder. After they have died or are very notably weakened, a second termite habit comes into play. The insects are cannibals through thrift; they eat their deceased relatives. It does not matter if the dead termite met its end through poison; it gets eaten anyway. Thus the same dose of Paris green may do away with several termites in succession. • RAILWAY FOR BERMUDA First Road in Isim.ds Will Be Ready by Spring. United Press HAMILTON, Bermuda, Oct. 4. Frst railway to be constructed on these islands now is well advanced and it is expected that trains will be run on the Somerset-Hamilton branch in the early spring. The road is but twenty-four miles :n length but the right of way has cost the British stockholders more money than any similar short-dis-tance road. As high as $15,000 has been paid for a strip of land through certam properties. Total cost of the right of way is estimated at SIOO,OOO. D. of D. to Be Formed Bn Times Special COLUMBUS, Ind., Oct. s.—Mrs. Amanda Shaw Hirsch of NetV York, wishing her sister, Mrs E. H. Everroad, here, will form the local chapter of the Daughters of the Defenders of the Republic, of which she is national president-general. From here she will go to Chicago to organize a chapter. Newsboys Quieted Bn Times Speci/il GARY, Ind., Oct. s.—Newsboys at a downtown corner here have been ordered to soft pedal their sales yells, following a complaint by patrons of a hotel to the police.

CARS WASHED RITE DAT OR NITE Service Auto Laundry J. B. KING. Prop. 130 South Capitol Avenue

“Prompt and Efficient Service” WESTERN MACHINE WORKS GENERAL MACHINISTS Construction and Repairing. Specialists in Repairing Engines, Pumps, Compressors and Refrigerant Machinery. 408 WEST TENTH STREET TELEPHONE LINCOLN 2084 INTERNATIONAL MACHINE TOOL CO. ' . MANUFACTURERS vOF “Liberty-International” Turret Lathes 1124 West 2lot Street. , Phone Talbot 2486

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WARNOCK FIRM, FORD DEALER, HAS SIDE LINE Ammonium Sulphate, Used as Fertilizer, Sold by Company. Prompt delivery on pract'celly all models of Ford cars and trucks can be made now by the C. O. Warnock Company. 813-23 East Wash ngton street, Ford sales and service station. The Warnock ‘company offers highly satisfactory Ford repair service of all types, mc’uding body work, painting and Upholstering. The service station is open every evenmg until 9 p. m., except Sunday when service is offered until noon. C. O. Warnock, proprietor, formerly was with the Ford Motor Company, Indianapolis branch, where he obtained a complete and varied knowledge of Ford products and service. The Warnock company .also distributes Ford ammonium sulphate fertilizer for lawns, gardens, trees and shrubs. Volume of this year shows a heavy increase over last year. / This fertilizer, a by-product of the Ford coke ovens, is sold in 10 and 100 pound bags, as well as in ton lots. Ford ammonium sulphate contains an extremely high percentage of soluble nitrogen that promotes growth of plant life and increases productivitr, of soil. It is reasonable in cost, easy to apply and each bag contains full directions for proper application.

FRANCISCO AUTO HEATER IS BOON Makes Driving Comfortable in Coldest Weather. Installation of a Francisco auto heater now will making driving in the coldest weather this winter as comfortable as summer, according to officials of the Perfection Windshield Company, 25 West Pratt street, city distributors. The Francisco heater, which is designed separately for each make of car, is guaranteed to deliver more heat than any other heater, regardless of price. It produces heat instantly, pours warm fresh air, taken just back of the motor fan, forced through a covering around the manifold, into the car, changing the air in the car every two or three minutes, preventing headaches and car sickness. Motor fumes are impossible, as the exhaust is not tapped, but merely jacketed. Another advantage claimed by the Francisco is that it covers the intake as well as exhaust manifold, acting as a hot spot, causing complete vaporization of gasoline and bringing to the motor summer efficiency. A deflector elbow permits a stream of warm air being delivered at will in any direction in the car. Francisco heaters -are low priced and can be afforded easily by any car owner. BUILDING MAINTAINS FAIR ACTIVITY HERE New construction, as represented by the Indianapolis Real Estate Board's compilation of city building permit figures, showed fair activity last-week. Twenty-five permits, totaling $121,550, were issued for new residential projects. Mothershead & Fitton were granted a permit for erection of anew SIB,OOO building at 950 North Pennsylvania street. Permit for a service station, to cost $20,000, at Russell and McCarty streets, was given the Pure Oil Company. ' Other permits included one for a warehouse at 1125 East Maryland street and one for a storeroom at 465 North Belmont avenue.

HOLCOMB and HOKE MFG. CO. Manufacturers ot Profit Making Equipment for Merchants. 1545 Van Buren Phone Drexel 4200

MONUMENTS BLAKELY GRANITE CO. 3502 E. New York St. nu A

A New Hast Luxury Troim ‘The Southeastern Limited 7 Now In Daily Service Lv. Indpls. for Rushville, Connersville, 4:15 P. M. For Shelbyville, Gr’nsburg, Cincinnati, 4:05 P. M. No Local Stops Porter Service No Extra Fare Reserved Seats For Reservationslj&W Call Riley 4501 INDIANAPOLIS & SOUTHEASTERN R. R. “Keeping Abreast of the Times" XMARMON A Quality-Built Straight-Eight for Every Purse Marmon Motor Car Cos., Indianapolis

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

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OCT. 5. 1929

Look Up the Date on Your Fire Insurance Policy Phone me the date and 1 will see that you do not forget to renew it in time. An expired policy is no policy. Harvey B. Martin GENERAL INSURANCE 801 New City Trust Bldg. Phone RI ley 5604 —— J f, Street and Road Paving Indiana Asphalt Paving Company (Incorporated) 28th Street and Columbia Avenue Phone—HEmlock 3545