Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 216, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1930 — Page 8

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“BIG LUMP” Versus “GOOD COAL” One of the favorite catch phrases used to confuse the coal buyer is, over-emphasizing the value of “BIG LUMP COAL” The QUALITY OF COAL cannot be Judged by the SIZE OF ITS ' | LUMPS Very often, in fact, the coal which mines most easily in ( LARGE LUMPS, IS DECIDEDLY INFERIOR IN QUALITY. Do not be deceived by meaningless descriptive terms. It pays to buy ‘ I coal from a firm who. alter long years in business, have established < a reputation for handling } “QUALITY COAL AND CORRECT QUANTITY” POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO. i 3 Big Yards ;

OSTROM Realty and Construction Company Responsible Contractors Peoples Bank Bldg. LI. 7446

1887—42 YEARS SERVICE—I 929 THE RAILROADMEN’S BUILDING AND SAVINGS ASS’N. 21-23 Virginia Avenue. An Indianapolis Booster

<•> \ ——X a /i' u N oooiii Chicken and N*w Is Pure Kgs Noodles for dinner never fail because they are made light and the quality is always the same. Remember — NEW FI.'N PI RK Ff.r. \OODLES COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS Complete Factory Maintenance 6 Departments Under One Roof LIGHT MACHINE SHOP HEAVY MACHINE SHOP ItOILKR SHOP BLACKSMITH SHOP FOI’NORY WOOD-WORKING SHOP 1 Management Overhead The SINKER-DA VIS Cos. 230 S. Missouri Phone, LI. 3559

Sewer Construction of All Types Call Us far Estimates COLUftfBIA CONSTRUCTION CO. 2108 Columbia Ave. HE mlock 4563

Auto Glass i ‘Duplintf •hatlrr-prixif afoty Kins*', < ‘lr.ntnllrd while joo wall. , \ Distributors: '' \i Francisco Auto Heaters *' Rusco Brake Lining o "crfection Windshield o Company o jjss W. Pmtt St. Lincoln !*MO^

Wm. P. Jungclaus Cos. Established 1875 General Building Contractors 825-837 Massachusetts Avenue. Phone Riley 2333

Joseph Gardner Company Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work Repair, on Slate. Tllr and (imrl Roofv Gutter*. Spouting and K u rnare, Riley 1562 147-153 KENTUCKY AVENUE

RETAIL COAI- CLUB, INC. Indianapolis, Ind. Office 217 Medical Arts Bldg. Phone Klley 4669. Organized for the Co-Operation Between and the Benefit of the Public and the Dealer.

OUR VIEWS INDIANAPOLIS PROGRESS

LET US FIX IT! Your automobile can live to a ripe old age if you take the proper care of it. We are experts in repairing auto bodies and fenders. We do swift, faultless work regardless of how badly the body is smashed up. Ask for an estimate. S-S Body & Fender Repair 330 PIERSON AYE. RI. 4040

Osiermeyer Paner Cos. If Icy CCOT 118 V.rgin'a Ave. a wiiW ROOi— Will r-roserve your h >me. Our rxrert roofers are :it your service. Call us for an estimate. HENRY C. SMITHER ROOFING CO. 43D S. Meridian St.

Marietta Mfg. Comoany 16th St- and Sherman Drive Indianapolis Cani-ontx it j a^^DitreousMpMa

CHROME PLATING NICKEL COPPER OXID I I AM* i ■ POLISHING of all metals I • The ADAMS PLATING j COMPANY | "The Servlre Platers" j Liner In M 57 l:W W. 10th St f f We Cornish Trnrk Sertlre j

GARDNER FIRM HAS RECORD OF HALF CENTURY Specializes in Sheet Metal, Roofing and Similar Work. Three generations of Gardners have contributed to of the Joseph Gardner Company', 147-153 Kentucky avenue, specializing in tin, copper and sheet iron work of ali knids. To maintain the standards followed by the concern, since its start in 1882, each generation has been careful of every' job to retain the firm’s high reputation. Joseph Gardner came to Indianapolis in 1831 and entered employment of A. W. and R. L. McOuat, later reorganled as McOuat. Foote & Cos., then located on the site of the Lincoln, hotel. When the firm dissolved partnership in 1882, Gardner started in business for himself at 37 Kentucky avenue. The firm’s first job was for George Merritt & Cos., woolen mills. The firm makes a specialty of installing metal ceilings, skylights, cornices, ventilating and dustcollecting devices and blow-pipe work for factories, mills and foundries; manufacturers of tanks, chain guards, hoppers, repairs and replacement of guttering, roofing of all kinds, downspouting for private residence and factories, manufacturing of milk cans and dairy supplies, chimney tops, and other piping and castings. Recently the company developed anew use of sheet metal, that of decoration for display windows, which has been widely imitated throughout the country. Use of sheet metal, bronzed or silvered, was found to produce an effect similar to pleated fabric background, giving an unusual modernistic setting. The Gardner company placed aluminum leaf on the statehouse dome and repaired leaks in the roof. The firm has supplied sheet metal work for many large hotels and buildings throughout the country. Among the most outstanding display of its workmanship are the many lights and lanterns used in lighting the Hollywood hotel, Hollywood, Fla. To keep abreast of requirements of the sheet metal business, representatives of the firm watch output of sheet metal of the country and trained workmen study the latest methods for turning out high grade products. The company has a complete corps of employes available for all sorts of metal work. Because of its many years of experience, it has a decided advantage in testing devices. With ; careful supervision, an unusually j high grade of workmanship is put | into every contract.

500MILE RACE AN INDIANAPOLIS INSTITUTION Iillfl[lii!l!!!!ii!!l!i1'!' ul! '' 'MTlTTllillllilililiMPliliiii ollf/ 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 350S E. Washington

RELIABLE FREIGHT SERVICE -VIATERRE 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 Sermce and Be Convinced

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AUTO REPAIR FIRM IS WELL EQUIPPED

Two Shops Offer Splendid Rebuilding Service to Motorists. Highly efficient service is offered motorists who experience either minor or major accidents to their cars, by the North Side Paint Shop, at its two locations, 1139 North Illinois street and 108 West Twelfth street. The north side company is equipped to give motorists "superservice” in rebuilding an apparently hopelessly wrecked automobile. This service takes care of anything that can happen to the car in a wreck, returning it to the owner in better condition, frequently, than it was before the accident. The company service extends from towing the damaged car to one of the two specialized shops, and bumping dents out of fenders, rebuilding bodies, recovering tops, repairing wheels and accessories, to restoring the car’s original finish. The process of making anew car out of an old one is highly specialied, requiring not only special tools and machinery, but mechanics who understand how to restore the car to its original condition. In both these respects the North Side Paint Shop is unexcelled.

TOWEL SUPPLY DEMAND GROWS Selmier Company Reports Business Good. A real service Is given Ind'anapolis business firms by the Frank Selmier Towel Supp y Company, The company rents towels, coats, aprons, ladies’ aprons and table linens for all places of business, including drug stores, restaurants, offices, barber shops, factories, factory offices, beauty parlors, grocers and similar places. The company dees not cater to private homes. More and mere bu ir.ess men are learning the advantages of using the service offered by the Selmier company. By renting from the business houses are relieved of the nsces:ity of keeping large of towels, coats, aprons and other articles handled by the company, for emergencies. It also relieves them of the worry of the laundry problem. The Selmier company ma'ntains its own laundry exclusively for its own business, accepting no outside laundry work. The ten wagons and trucks of the company deliver clean towels at specified times, picking up the soiled ones and returning these ti the laundry. Forty-five men and women are employed by the firm. Officers of the company, which was organized a quarter of a century ago, are The mas Selmier, president; Frank Selmier, secre-tary-treasurer, and Walter ELewis, vice-president. CITY SAVES HALF CENT Contracted on Electrical Wire Let to Peerless Company. Purchasing Agent Albert H. Losche is saving city money, it was revealed in a contract awarded today. Six firms were asked for bids on wire for the city electrical department. All except one of the wholesale houses submitted bids of $l4O. The Peerless Electrical Company gave the city the benefit of a halfcent, obtained the order.

C’oal sold under the trademark pictured, is uniform in size and grading, and ail from one mine. s 4iH Per Ton This price guaranteed for the entire winter. Presentation of this ad to driver or at office entitles purchaser to 25c per Ton DISCOUNT CALL Cherry 4890 Peoples Coal & Cement Cos. Our Yards Cover the City

CANNON NAMED VICE-PRESIDENT Railroad Men’s Firm Makes Building Changes. Offices of the Railroadmen's Building and Savings Association, 21-23 Virginia avenue, have been completely remodeled to permit of expansion required by rapid growth of the business. The entire second floor of the building was altered to accommodate the auditing, bookkeeping and legal departments, formerly on the first floor. This leaves the first floor available exclusively for the regular banking business, together with the assistant secretary's offices and the loan application, insurance and filing departments. Personnel changes, as well as building changes, have been made. Fermor S. Cannon, architect, son of William T. Cannon, president, has been named executive vice-presi-dent, and will retire from his profession to assume his new duties. Other personnel changes Jnclude the addition of Charles S. Wiltsie Jr., attorney, to the executive personnel and promotion of Kleber W. Hadley to the position of secretary to Elias J. Jacoby, vice-president and association attorney. Wiltsie will have charge of the institution’s legal office. The new executive vice-president has served as director and vicepresident of the association for several years, while maintaining his architectural office. He has held a number of important positions in his profession since his graduation from the University of Illinois sixteen years ago.

NEW TRACTION CAR SUITED FOR PARTIES T. H., I. & E. Intcrurhan Affords Luxurious Travel. A special entertainment and party interurban car is offered by the Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company for use of parties to points on the T. H., I. & E. and connecting lines. The club car, equipped as luxuriously inside as a first class hotel, contains upholstered furniture, writing desks, bridge tables, carpeted floor, kitchen and many other features. As many as twenty-four persons may play bridge at one time in the car. The car is especially suitable for persons desiring to entertain friends, or make a trip with unusual comforts. Bridge parties and fraternal organizations will find it suited to their needs. The car can be secured for a minimum of twenty-five full fares, with a minimum of SSO for the trip, by calling the traffic department, Riley 1571. TRAMPLER BOUND OVER Attacker of Elderly Couple Is Held for Grand Jury Action. Albert Johnson of Shelbyville, charged with assault and battery with intent to kill Mrs. Margaret Keesee, 80, and Robert New r ton, 63, roomers at 520 West Pearl street, was held to the Marion county grand jury in municipal court Friday afvetrnoon. He is alleged to have knocked the two down and to have kicked them while they were unconscious. Mrs. Keesee, in a serious condition at city hospital, was improved slightly today.

MARTINSVILLE MINERAL WATER DIRECT FROM NEW HIGHLAND SAN ATARIUM CALL CHERRY 5753 have a bottle delivered now DISTRIBUTED BY AQUOS PRODUCTS C?

—after the SMASH! Body Repair Fender Repair Complete Rebuilding North Side Paint Shop 1130 North Illinois Street

Residence Phone HE. 5615 A. C. JOHNSON BRICK CONTRACTOR 845 Massachusetts Are. Phone, Riley 2452

LEVEY PRINTING COMPANY WORK SHOWS DIG GAIN Shield Press Equipped for General, Specialty Lines. Starting its eighty-second year as printers, stationers and lithographers, both generalists and specialists, 'he Levey Printing Company. Shield Press, 250 West Ohio street, foresees an even wider use of printing in the business world in 1930 than in the past year. The company’s business has had a healthy growth in the past twelve months, particularly along lines of advertising, commercial, industrial, financial, professional, official and legal printing. Its plant equipment Is excelled by few establishments in this section of the country producing printing, lithographing, blank books and stationery. The Shield Press, according to Alfred M. Glossbrenner, president, is equipped to attend to every detail in preparation of direct mail or selective advertising materials, from preparation of copy and design, to the addressing and mailing of matter. One phase of the company’s work which has shown great advance recently is printing of pay roll business checks. More and more employers are paying employes by check, eliminating risk of handling cash. An enviable reputation has been earned by the firm in producing special editions, such as souvenir, testimonial and memorial books and brochures. Frequently such editions constitute only a single copy. Metioulcus handling of every detail of typography, materials, art work, press work, lithography and binding is 1 the aim of the company. The company was founded at Madison in 1348 by William P Levey, and was moved to Indianapolis in 1883. Aside from the president, other officers of the company are: Daniel I. Glossbrenner, vice-president and manager; Harry W. Glossbrenner, secretary; George L. Glossbrenner, auditor, and Alfred Glossbrenner, superintendent.

r For Those Who Prefer a Finer COFFEE 'j - 1 In the New Seal-Packed Can INDIANAPOLIS MADE for Central Indiana People | Sold Only by Independent Grocers n mm OXY—ACETYLENE AND ARC INDIANAPOLIS WELDING CO. 130 S. SENATE Phone RI ley 9755 TRAVEL-SHIP Via HU mboldt 5466 £ i I fj. H. KING) ft | & Company % I I 'J Sewer and Grading £ \ V £ Contractor i V* a V § I \ 4815 Washington Blvd. o

I The Ideal Way ! I W TO CINCINNATI | a _round trips daily—f 1 J.rnve Indianapoll* Trartlon Terminal. Ulinola and Market v' V s:<H>. 6:20. 8:00. 9:20. 11:03 A. M. air V X 12:20, 1:00. 3:20 4:05 P. M. O Two Routes, via Connersville or Greensburg. to on “ Take the Circ,e Toar " £* 00 1 I 4 ONE WAY ROUND TRIP J V \ Indianapolis & Southeastern Lines ij A Deluxe Parlor Car and Motor Coach Service Radio Allied Industries, Inc. Formerly ROBBINS BODY CORP. MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH-GRADE RADIO CABINETS 1148 Division Phone BE. 1484 PI RE-I’HO OF WAREHOUSE Kg. I FOR YOt'K FI KMTI KF, ‘\gik Moving Storage. Packing. Shinning Pfrif AUCTION EVERY TIIFKsDAI i 1430 N. ILLINOIS ST. Riley 7134 j COAL ICE Artificial ICE & COLD Storage Cos. Main Office, 326 W. Ohio St. Branch, 42d & Monon Ry. j |gd!?\yn©(3| stree pav"n S Road fftl WASHING Indiana I STORAGE Asphalt Paving GREASING Company TIRE (Incorporated) BATTERY 28th Street and ACCESSORIES umbia Avenue WRECKING Phone—HEmJock 3545 BRAKING olr'buretor - Bwrßßaaffl v Auto / Kn at in jvSEßvicex W AiVrAiHirtri Trucking CENTRAL Warehousing TRANSFER & STORAGE COMPANY Established 1887 118-132 S. Alabama St. Phone, Riley 9334 I AMERICAN AGGREGATES CORPORATION ! j Washed and Graded Sand and Gravel j A Truck or Train Load \ | 1400 West Raymond St. Phone, RI. 1311 j Radiators Cleaned Out Repaired Re-Cored REED-MUELLER, INC. Auto Radiator Specialists 111-119 Kentucky Ave. Phone Lincoln 5192 Prompt Delivery ! XrRANIN7 j C. O. WARNOCK | f j Authorized, Dealer Sales and Service ! j 813 E. Washington j OQCI Phone—Lincoln 8396 j f\JL 1 LESLIE COLVIN BUILDER 823 CONTINENTAL BANK BUILDING Phone LI ncoln 2651 Printers leVEYPrINTING Cos Stationers Stiteld Press LITHO'iIUrHRRI Phnwe Uneol M7I tie Ohtc CHARLES McGARVEY PLASTERING CONTRACTOR ESTABLISHED 1893 5264 Washington Blvd. Phone Humboldt 4582 j SLrathmann Construction Cos. 1 GENERAL CONTRACTORS-ENGINEERS j 839 Architect* and Builders Bldg. j ; Tel. Lincoln 5021

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