Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 174, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1929 — Page 8

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i COAL?) It’s Hot Stuff J The kind of coal we put in your cellar is the kind > that makes a hot fire. It’s jgr no hard job to maintain an AUn even temperature with | Polar High Quality Coal. POLAR ICE TAlbot 4J16 POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO. Refrigerator Display Room 2000 Northwestern Ave. TAlbot 4116

More Power Is your car on the down path? Is your carburetor choked up with' carbon. Are your brakes out of order? Whatever is the matter with the car, we’ll fix it in less than no time. HARE CHEVROLET COMPANY 552 East Washington. Phone, Riley 5325

and Fender Repairing Done by exports, whose years of experience assure you of results that will more than please. C. Off and Company 107 N. East St LI. 1549

LICENSEE J% ~~ —* *“ Indrcna Automatic Sprinkler Cos. yfp Fire Prevention jvpwvio Ilf 702 E ‘ Market st - Lin. 9540

Complete Factory Maintenance 6 Departments Under One Roof LIGHT MACHINE SHOP HEAVY MACHINE SHOP lIOILKR SHOP BLACKSMITH SHOP EOT\DRY WOOD WORKING SHOP 1 Management Overhead file SINKER-DAVIS Cos. 230 S. Missouri Phone, LI. 3559

Sewer Construction of All Types Call Us for Estimates COLUMBIA CONSTRUCTION CO. 2108 Columbia Ave. HE mlork 4568

" " " " • ——— Auto Glass > Dopllratr .hatter-proof nafety gla*H ' In. tailed while fun wait. Dt.trtbutor.: ( ! Francisco Auto Heaters ; Rusco Brake Lining * ; Perfection Windshield < Company W. Pratt St. Lincoln XOto'

Wm. P. Jungclaus Cos. Established 1875 General Building Contractors 826-837 Massachusetts Avenue. Phone Riley 2333

Joseph Gardner Company Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work Bepatr. on Slate. Tile and Grace! Roof*. Gotten*, Spoutln. and Furnaces RUey 1562 147-153 KENTUCKY AVENUE

RETAIL COAL CLUB, INC. Indianapolis, Ind. Office, 546 Illinois Bldf. Phone Riley 4669. Organized for the Co-Operation Between and the Benefit of the Public and the Dealer.

OUR. VIEWS Q/^ INDIANAPOLIS PROGRESS

All Expense Cruise De Luxe Mediterranean The most comprehensive Itinerary of romantic and historic cities . . . offering an exceptionally long visit in Egypt and the Holy Land . . . and including such unusual ports as Cattaro, Tunis, Malta, Syracuse, Taormina, ltagusa ... In addition to the usual Mediterranean countries. For Further Information The Union Trust Cos. Richard A. Kurtz, Travel Dept. Mgr

—Colorful ROOFS! —always are pleasing and attractive. We are roofing specialists and will gladly furnish estimates and advise you on your rooting needs. Henry C. Smithers Roofing Cos. 430 S. Meridian Lincoln 4937

Marietta Mfg. Company 16th St. and Sherman Drive Indianapolis a^VitreoHiMfobU

CHROME PLATING NICKEL, COrrER. OXID AND rOLISHIXG OF ALL METALS The ADAMS PLATING COMPANY “The Service Platers” Lincoln Kfi97 13* W. loth St. We Furnish Truck Service

DRIP-OUTER INVALUABLE IN COFFEE MAKING Hoosier Firm’s Device is Similar to System Used by French. Making coffee in France has been and probably always will be by the drip and filtration methods, Everett Irish, president of the Hoosier Coffee Company, 1417-21 Southeastern avenue, said today s This method is followed both by the large hotels and cases and by the housewives. When an unusually good cup of coffee is to be served, the cook drips the coffee, using a spoonful of hot water at a time, pouring it over tightly packed, finely ground coffee, allowing the water to percolate through to extract every particle of oil. More ground coffee in the bulk is used than there is liquid in the cup, and sometimes an hour is spent in producing four or five demi-tasses. The French drip method of making coffee is recognized as the only method that actually extracts the maximum quantities of the delicious aromatic oils and other contents. Boiling of ground coffee with water results in loss of true flavors by steam distillation. The Hoosier Coffee Company has made it possible for thousands of families in Central Indiana to obtain the latest innovation in coffee making, the Drip-O-Later. Hoosier Club coffee, blended and roasted fresh daily In Indianapolis, brewed by the Drip-O-Later method, quickly produces a truly delicious cup of drip coffee as Americans prefer this beverage. Independent grocers handle Hoosier Club coffee and gladly will provide information on how the Drip-O-Later may be obtained easily and at little cost.

COLD, HOLIDAY HURT WEEK’S CONSTRUCTION Permits Issued for New Building Total Only 880,400. Sudden cold weather and interruption of the Thanksgiving holiday contributed to a drop in new construction this week, according to a compilation by the Indianapolis Real Estate Board of permits issued by the city building commissioner. Only ten residential projects were started during the week. They totaled $39,400. The total of new construction was brought to $80,400 by three other jobs, a $30,000 building under construction by the Service Corporation, at Rural and Newton streets, a Standard Oil Company filling station, at Washington street and Audubon road, and a warehouse for the Indiana Naval Stores, at 403 West Seventeenth street.

PLATING PLANT IS BUSY -S’ The Adams Plating company, 138 West Tenth street, is working at top speed in handling the demand for chromium-plated automobile, stove and other metal parts. With arrival of the cold months of winter, a large number of motorists are taking nickled automobile parts to the Adams company plant to have them chrome-plated because of the weather-resisting qualities of this form of plating. HUGE MILEAGE TOTAL Trucks of the Central Transfer and Storage Company, 118 South Alabama street, travel more than 100,000 miles a month, according to a recent estimate made by Elmer W. Roesner, manager. The firm specializes in local and inter-city commercial hauling.

RELIABLE FREIGHT SERVICE —VIA—TERRE HAUTE, INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN TRACTION CO. Overnight delivery on L. C. L. and carload shipments to all Local and many Interline points. Dispatch Freight Carried on All Passenger Cars. Use Our Service and Be Convinced

WELDM OGY—ACETYLENE AND ARC indianapol: WELDING CO 130 S. SENATE Phone RI ley 9755

Strathmann Construction Cos. GENERAL CONTRACTORS-ENGINEERS ‘ 712-15 Meyer-Kiser Bank Building Tel. Lincoln 5921

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Part of a fleet of Ford cars recently delivered by the C. O. Warnock Company, 819 East Washing Lon street, Ford dealers, on order of Marion county commissioners. Cars shown in the picture, equipped with Triplex, non-shatter, bullet-proof windshields, were for the use of deputy sheriffs.

SALES OF REALTY SHOW INVESTMENT

Two-Residence Properties Included in Dealings This Week. That some investment money is flowing into real estate channels is indicated in the number of sales of double residence properties reported in this week’s survey by the Indianapolis Real Estate Board. Although the market, generally, was somewhat slow, a number of houses also were reported Ibid. Seven deals were closed by the firm of Fieber & Reilly, realtors. Three double houses were included in the properties sold by the firm. Two of them, at 2714-16 and 2718-20 Highland place, were pur- ! chased by E. F. Kottlowski, builder, i from Mrs. C. B. Williams and Henry A. Beck Jr. Kottlowski is remodeling the dwellings. The other double house, at 1622-24 North New Jersey street, was sold by Ella F. Pye to Archie Kelly. The company also sold a residence at 2903 South Pennsylvania street, for Mrs. Orpha L. Stevens, accepting a lot on Madison avenue as part payment. Three bungalows, built by A. Goldberg, were sold. One of them, to be built at 736 Yoke street, was purchased by Clifford A. and Thelma Scholl for $5,300. A residence at 2754 Allen avenue was bought by Arthur D. and Margaret L. Baker for $5,500, and another at 62 North Fourth street. Beech Grove, was sold to Lyle A. and Lecta Wilder for $3,500. Seytter Sells Several The sale of several residential properties was announced by Carl G. Seytter, realtor. A double residence at 1544-46 North Arsenal avenue was sold by Seytter to C. C. Finnefrock. Seytter also represented Finnefrock In the sale to B. R. Brown of a lot at the southwest corner of Campbell avenue and St. Clair street. Robert Kiefer purchased from Courtney D. Burton through Seytter, a double house at 3317-19 East Michigan street and Seytter and Clifford Christena negotiated the sale by Fred L. Palmer to J. K. Enell, of a three-bedroom, brick veneer bungalow at 24 East Fifty-sixth street. A double residence at 2625-27 North Olney street was traded by Robert Hollowell to Lilly Harris for a thirty-eight acre farm In Hendricks county, in a deal negotiated by Seytter and Gilbert Helm. A number of deals were closed by salesmen |or the real estate department of the Washington Bank & Trust Company, according to Henley T. Hottel, realtor and manager of the department. Gets House In Exchange In an exchange, George F. Fuller acquired title to a residence at 3131 Bellefontaine street and C. E. Grlener became the owner of a house at 5365 North New Jersey street. The deal was negotiated by G. J. Carlon. Carlon and Arnold G. Davis sold a lot in the Meridian Hills addition to Lawrence S. Eaton and a property at 4329 English avenue was purchased by Nathan E. Miller through James H. Conerty. A lot In the Evergreen Acres addition was sold by Wayne M. Harryman to Jesse Miller and through E. M. Robinson. W. H. Roark bought a residence at 1650 College avenue from Fannie Cox Farrell. A house at 544 East Fifth-eighth street was sold by B. W. Bibb to Paul C. Schaaf through Russell B. Hottel, and a resl-

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dence at 4515 Allisonville road was sold for Jesse W. Titus by John Clayton. In another deal negotiated by the bank realty department, a house at 1223 North DeQuincy street was sold for the Puritan Finance Company to George B. Rolfsen.

HEATER SALES GAIN Francisco Makes Driving in Winter Comfortable. The last few weeks of winter weather have resulted in an unprecedented demand for installation of Francisco automobile heaters, according to officials of the Perfection Windshield Company, 25 West Pratt street, city distributors. The Francisco, with models designed separately for each car. is guaranteed to deliver more heat than any other heater, regardless of price. It covers both the intake and exhaust manifold, serving as a hotspot causing complete vaporization of gasoline. A deflector elbow permits the warm air stream being delivered in any direction in the car. Motor fumes can not reach the interior of the car as the exhaust pipes merely are jacketed, not tapped. The Francisco produces heat instantly. Warm air is taken just back of the motor fan, forced through the manifold covering into the car. Thus, air in the car is changed every few minutes, avoiding headaches and car sickness. PROGRESS IS REPORTED Big Four Building May be Ready For Occupancy by Spring. Work on the new Big Four building, Meridian and Maryland streets, is progressing rapidly and should be completed by next spring, according to Leslie Colvin, building contractor. The building is to be nine stories high, with basement, and will cost $900,000. Seven floors have been leased by the Big Four Railroad Company. The first floor will be occupied by a Walgreen drug store and a Western Union sub-station.

For Those Who Prefer a Finer COFFEE In the New Seai-I'acked Can INDIANAPOLIS MADE j for Central Indiana People Sold Only by Independent Grocers

GENERAL ELECTRIC Present a New jfj?/ and Q Practice! jj Y SUN B Lem LAMI 3 | ? P price—at thi: j® Sow lie!! ■>.<! by . e_dlnf Stores end Electrical Dealer.

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

CARE OF AUTO SAVES DRIVERS MANYJOLLARS Trade-in Value Should Be Considered, Declares S. & S. Official. Thinking ahead saves motorists many future dollars, according to Gus Showalter, manager of the S. & S. Fender & Body repair. The new car of today will be the second-hand car tomorrow, Showalter said, and its value to trade in or sell outright, depends on the care given it today. If the fenders should be bumped or the body dented, rust will follow, unless repairs are made at once. All these things are considered by the used car dealer in making a trade in appraisal. Asa car begins to look shabby from neglect, the average motorist likely will give it less and less care. Now is an excellent time to start giving those damaged fenders the needed repairs. The S. & S. company specializes in repairing and rebuilding of all kinds of automobile wreckss, large or small, providing two-in service available anywhere in Indiana or adjoining states. The firm’s workmen are not the "Jack-of-all-trades” type, but are experienced in this one part of the motor industry, and produce highly satisfactory results. The company has an excellent location, 330 Pierson avenue, between Meridian and Illinois streets, opposite the rear of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce building.

WORKS ON NEW TOWER Plastering Contractor Keeps Small ‘Army’ of Men Busy. A small army of workmen is employed almost constantly in Indianapolis and throughout the state by Charles McGarvey, plastering contractor. The McGarvey company handles only larger contracts, doing no residential work. Most of the large clubhouses and buildings in the city have been plastered by the company, including the Columbia Club, Elks Club, Indiana theater, Loew’s Palace theater an the Merchants Bank building. McGarvey has the contract for the Tower building being erected on the Circle. BEARINGS IN DEMAND Constant increase in demand for bronze bearings and bushing castings has been reported by Chailes J. Gisler, president and general manager of the C. & G. Foundry and Pattern Works.

rwowsJ GOOD LUMBER The veteran carpenter through his years of handling Lumber from BrannumKeene Lumber Cos. invariably knows that only quality materials come from us. Previous to delivery every piece undergoes rigid inspection, thus assuring you that our Lumber measures up to specifications. Brannum-Keene Lumber Cos. Phone, Irvington 0404 3506 E. Washington

Residence Phone HE. 5615 A. C. JOHNSON BRICK CONTRACTOR 845 Massachusetts Ave. Phone, RI 'ey 2452

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A NEW, FAST, LUXURY TRAIN! “The Southeastern Limited” NOW IN OPERATION Leave Indianapolis for Rushvillc, Connersville, 4:15 P. M. For Shclbyvillc, Greensburg, Cincinnati, 4:05 P. M. No Local Stops Porter Service No Extra Fare Reserved Seats For Reservations Ca’l RI ley 4501 INDPLS. & SOUTHEASTERN R. R. -KEEPING ABREAST OF THE TIMES’*

Radio Allied Industries, Inc. Formerly ROBBINS BODY CORP. MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH-GRADE RADIO CABINETS 1148 Division Phone BE. 1484

SHAN ILf FOR YOLK FFKMTI’RE Mflk Moving. Storage, Parking, Sh aping HH AUCTION EVERY Tilt It SI (A V ißt WMifo. 1430 N. ILLINOIS ST. Riley 7434 IS*#® OHH

LIGHT AND HEAVY GRAY IRON, BRASS, BRONZE AND ALUMINUM CASTINGS CASTINGS C. & G. PATTERNS Chas. J. Giser, Pres, and Gen. Mgr. 1026 Kentucky Ave. LI. 1119. 2440 Yandes St. HE. 5085

g®?\yn(scs fm WASHING STORAGE GREASING TIRE BATTERY ACCESSORIES WRECKING BRAKING IGNITION 1111 CARBURETOR 24 HOUR MECHANICAL SERVICE Service Motor Inn JAMES B.KING.PRQP^ 130 So^TAPITOL

AMERICAN AGGREGATES CORPORATION Washed and Graded Sand and Gravel A Truck or Train Lead 1400 West Raymond St. Phone, RI. 1311

SPECIALISTS! Regardless of your needs we are equipped to take care of ypur car. MADDEN-COPPIiE CO. 733 X. Capitol Lincoln 6>24

Radiators Cleaned Out Repaired Re-Cored REED-MUELLER, INC. * Auto Radiator Specialists 111-119 Kentucky Ave. Phone Lincoln 5192

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

LESLIE COLVIN BUILDER 823 CONTINENTAL BANK BUILDING Phone Lincoln 2651

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Street and Road Paving Indiana Asphalt Paving Company (Incorporated) 28th Street and Columbia Avenue Phone—HEmloek 3545

SAVE 25% Penny Coupon $5 ’••K-i.r* $4 stood for one year from <bte of hhl* on all Union Traction ear* and himsew. Any member of firm or family can ue.

HU mholdt 546 G ) > J. H. KING : & Company > > Sewer and Grading Contractor k ‘ 4815 Washington Blvd.

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