Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1931 — Page 13

JULY 28, 1931

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TNDIANAPOLIS’ six man public A links golf team will entrain next Saturday afternoon for the trip to Bt. Paul where they will compete in the tenth annual United States Golf Association Public Links championship over Keller golf course, Aug. 4 to $, inclusive. Kller course Is the same course where the *IO.OOO st. Paul open was held the cast week-end. Inasmuch as Ralph Stonehouse. Pleasant Run pro. and Massle Miller nlaved In It and made a (treat showing in the open. It might be well for the local bovt to get together with these two when they return from Bt. Paul and get a line on the course. Btonehouse fired 298 In the big money event, which is not very much over par and Massle came In with 301 for the *eventy-two holes. No doubt they learned some very interesting features about the Keller layout, such as where the treacherous penalty spots are located and what shots are to be avoided. Thursday night of this week finds the six players who are to represent our city ift the national event guests of the South drove Men’s Club et a chicken dinner at South Orove. Every golfer In the city Is invited to attend, according to Kenneth Loucks. president. Several speeches will be made and maybe among them a few words of advice from Stonehouse and Miller. The members of the team. William Helnleln and Johnny McGuire of Speedway. William Russell of Pleasant Run, Dave Mitchell of South Grove. Mike Poliak of Riverside and Edwin Beeson of Sarah Shank will be the honored guests. Speakers will tell about the local qualifying tournament and how the money was raised to send the team to St. Paul. Members of the team will be Introduced. John Nlblack. secretary of the Indianapolis Public Links Association, and Harry Schornstein, vice-president, will be present and give each player his railroad ticket and Instructions. an n JOHNNY M’GUIRE will be named team captain. McGuire has been on the Indianapolis team before, i.nd should know how to direct the play of the local boys at St. Paul. He will submit the names of Helnleln, himself, Russell and Mitchell as the Indianapolis four-man team to play for the Harding cup at St. Paul. They were the four low qualifiers in the local thirty-six-hole tournament. Dave Mitchell will act as secretary and treasurer of the local team and will handle the finances. Leaving here at 5 p. m. over the Big Pour route, the team will make close connections In Chicago to the Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad for the overnight trip to St. Paul, arriving at 8:30 a. m. Sunday. Thus they will have two days of practice over the course before the qualifying play Tuesday. Headquarters, for the team wiU be the St. Paul hotel. A banquet will be held on Monday night, Aug. 3, at the hotel for the officials of the U. S. G. A. and players. At that time the local delegation will present several letters from local officials. Mayor Sullivan, park board members. Chamber of Commerce and others Inviting the national tournament here In 1932 or 1933, preferably 1033. Indianapolis has more public links than any city In the country. It has many other civic features. When the new Coffin course Is completed, we will be In perfect position to entertain the national event. Dlddel promises the course will be In perfect shape for 1933. The dinner Wednesday night at South Grove will begin at 6:30 and will cost $1,50. The number will be limited to sixty. If you intend to be there, get hold of Kenneth Loucks at once.^ NEXT Tuesday and Wednesday will find the 1931 state open championship on tap at Speedway course. The championship will open on Monday with an eighteen-hole pro-amateur, which will give the boys a chance to look at the course before the big test. On Tuesday morning the big show will start. It will be 36 holes on Tuesday and the same number on Wednesday. Playoff of ties will come Thursday, if needed. Johnny Watson of South Bend will be on hand to defend his title, won last year at Gary. Guy Paulsen. Neal Mclntyre, Ralph Stonehouse. Massle Miller, Bill Tinder and Chick Garringer are the prominent challengers. Indianapolis fans ore certain to see some of the finest shooters in the country In the event. Guy Paulsen, former state open champ, was right In the thick oI the recent national pen championship to the very last round at Toledo. Neal Mclntyre’s ability is known the country over and certainly the showing of Stonehouse and Miller at St. Paul is not to be overlooked. tt M U Last winter The Times held an essay contest for women giving six free lessons to the forty women who wrote best essays on "Why I Would Like to Play Golf.” One of the winners was Mrs. Lois Johnson, 601 Arlington avenue. Last week Mrs. Johnson played in the wbmen's state championship at Avalon and the fact that she carried home a prise as winner of one of the consolation flights should encourage other beginners. Roy Smith and Dick Nelson were the instructors of the indoor school classes. Investment Trust Shares (By Gibson & Bernardi PRICES ARE TO 12 NOON C. S. T. —Julv 28— Bid. Ask. Amer round's Corp com 3 3Vi Am & Gen Sec A 13 ... Am Inv Trust Shares Basic Industry Shares 4> sla Corporate Trust Shares ? Cumulative Trust Shares 6 1 * 6S Diversified Trustee Shares A.. 14*4 ... First American Corp 7U 74 Fixed Trust Oil Shares 3*4 ... Fixed Trust Shares A 129a ... tnv Trust N Y 6*4 1% Leaders of Industry. Series A 6 ... Nation Wide Securities 5S 6' NMISSaI industry Share. .... BV, 5* N Am Trust Shares 5 L.i Am Shares . 4V 4* Shawinut Bank inv Trust .... 8 ••• universal Trust Shares 4\ 5V* Super Corp of Am Tr Sh A... s’. 6i, mind a mental Tnist Shares A.. 6 6 s t". , B UNEXPECTED CALLER IS SHOT BY FARMER Mistaken for Thief, Sharpsville Man Is Wounded Critically. By United Press KOKOMO, July 28 Mistaken identity was held responsible for a shooting at the Albert A. Hoyer farm near Sharpsville today, in which Otto Woolridge, 40, was wounded critically. X. J. Eno, tenant at the farm, heard a noise in the barn, and fired when he saw the forms of two men. One shot struck Woolridge in the side. Hoyer said that he and Albert A. Hoyer, owner of the farm, went to the barn to get tools. It was early •and they didn’t wish to awaken Eno. Xino’s dog awakened his master. When Eno learned of his error, he took Hoyer to a local hospital. Baby Chokes to Death VALPARAISO, Jnd., July 28. Swallowing two wooden balls from ft toy caused the death of Donald, 6-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Domkiu

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NEW YORK. July 27.—J. C. Penney Company net earnings for the first half of 1931 totaled $3,614,127, or $1.46 a share, against 52.821.375 or $1.14 a share In the firct half cf the year. Sinclair Oil and Gas Company announced a 9-cent advance in Gulf Coast crue oil, meeting similar increase by Humble Oil and Refineries Company. Atlantic Coa3t Line railroads first half net income amounted to $6,044,370, against $5,761,211 in the corre-, spondlng period last year. Studebaker Corporation reported second quarter net income of $6,215,605, compared with $915,374 in the second quarter of last year. Steel operations In Youngstown district Increased 8 per cent over last week. International - Great Northern railroad first half net operating income totaled $1,329,618, against $59,319 in the like 1930 period. Former Resident Dies ' GREENSEURG, Ind., July 28. George B. Ayers, for fifteen years interested in the Garland Milling Company here, is dead at Los Angeles. He had been engaged in business also at Anderson and Indianapolis. Legal Notices AN EN omr L Mffi NANCE ,^ S ’ 1031. A of amending Section 26 96 A i99‘ e „y l ,K s General Ordinance No. as , <£ e same was amended by ?9?f‘°anrf General Ordinance No, 31, shall Uki effect. a Ume When the sarae XT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON APOLis IL i£m™A- crrv op INDIA *- amended by Section 7 of General Ordinance No. 31, 1931, bo and the same is hereby amended to read as follows, to 7 - That Section 26 of Article VI, oxsald General Ordinance No. 96, 1928. be amended to read as follows, to "SECTION 26. STANDING FOR LOADONLY IN CERTAIN PLACES. PERMITS: (a) For the purpose of providing the owner or occupant of any premises fronting upon any street In tne City of Indianapolis with Ingress and egress to and from said premises for passengers and freight coming to or going from such premises, the Common Council of the City of Indianapolls hereby authorizes the Board of Fubllc Safety, subject to the approval of tne Common Council, and upon the request of such owner or occupant of such premises, to determine, designate and grant location fob passenger zones and loading zones. In strict accordance with the provisions of this section. “(b) Whenever the owner or occupant of any premises having a frontage on any street In the City of Indianapolis shail present to the Board of Public Safety a written request for permission to establish and maintain during the time permitted by this ordinance, a “Passenger Zone” or a "Loading Zone” In front of such premises, such request to set forth the name of the applicant, the nature of his business, the location of such requested zone, and a brief statement of the reasons for the establishment of such zone, and such request to be accompanied by a sketch showing the location of such premises, the exits to and from such premises, and the location of such zone as desired by such applicant, and also to be accompanied by a receipt from the City Controller showing that such applicant has paid to the City Controller the sum of Five Dollars ($5.00) for an Investigation fee, such Board of Public Safety shall cause an Investigation to be made by a Police Officer connected with the Traffic Department of the IndtanapollsPolice Department to be designated by such Board of Public Safety, who shall proceed to inquire Into the necessity of the establishment of such passenger zone or loading zone as requested by such applicant, and such officer shall proceed at once to make such Investigation and shall report his findings in writing to the Board of Public Safety, and said Board shall thereupon transmit such written request of said applicant to the Common Council together with the written report of such officer and the recommendation of such Board of Public Safety as to whether or not such passen?:er zone or loading zone should be estabished. Upon request thereof, the common Council will, after public hearing, proceed, in its discretion, to grant or reject said request, and upon said request being granted, will proceed to establish such passenger zone, or loading zone, by ordinance, conforming in all respects to the requirements of law and of tne rules of the Common Council. “(c) Upon the establishment of such “Passenger Zone” or “Unloading Zone” as set out in the preceding sub-section, the Board of Public Safety shall cause such applicant to be notified of the action of such common council thereon; and such Board of Public Safety shall cause markers to be permanently located at the two ends of such zone as established by said Common Council, and such said zone to be otherwise marked and designated as said Board of Public Safety may determine, and such markers shall be of metal and shall be of uniform design throughout the City; Provided, however, that said Board of Public Safety shall not affix said markers or cause such zone to be marked and designated, until the person requesting the establishment of such zone snail present said Board of Public Safety with a receipt showing that he has paid the City Controller ai the City of Indianapolis, the sum of TwentyFive Dollars ($25,001 for the first years rental for such markers; Provided, however, that in the event that such zone shall exceed eighteen (181 feet in length an additional marker shall be required for each additional eighteen (181 feet or fraction thereof such zone shall be in excess of eighteen (181 feet; and the rental to be required of such person so requesting the establishment of such zone for each additional marker shall be Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00). ... (and) The annual rental for such standards shall be used to defray the expenses of erecting such standards and for keeping the same In repair and painted, and for properly marking and designating such passenger zones or loading zones. Such rentals so paid shall be kept bv the City Controller in a. separate fund for such purpose; any balance remaining in said fund shall revert to the General Fund at the end of any year. Such rental shall be Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) for the first two of said standards and Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) for each additional standard required, and shall be due and payable on the first day of January each year; Provided however, that the first year’s rental shall be the full amount of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) for the first two standards and Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) for each additional standard so required, due to the extra cost necessitated in establishing such passenger zone or loading zone, ana shall date from the establishment of such zone to the 31st day of December following. Such standards shall be and remain the property of the City of Inidanapolls. and shall be caused to be removed by the Board of Public Safety upon failure of the owner or occupant of said premises to pay such rental for said standards when the same becomes due. “(e)'No passenger or loading zone shall be established within twenty-five (25) feet of a street intersection, and no such zone shall be established which shall conflict with anv safety zone or bus zone heretofore established.” „ . . SECTION 2. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and publication according to law. STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. CITY OF INDL4NAPOLIS. SS: I. Henry O. Goctt. Clerk of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, do hereby certify that tiie above and foregoing is a full, true and complete copy of General Ordinane No. 58, 1931; that said ordinance was passed by the Common Council on the 22nd day of July, 1931, and was signed bv the Mayor on the 23rd day of July, 1931, and now remains on file and on record in my office. Witness my hand and the official seal of the City of Inidanapolls, Indiana, this 27th day of July, 1931. HENRY O. GOETT, | SEAL] City Clerk. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No. 10513. In the matter of the petition of Indiana Service Corporation and Churubusco Water and Light Company (Chauncey Bear, et al heirs) for approval of purchase and sale. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in the above entitled cause In the rooms of the commission at Indianapolis, Indiana, at 10 o'clock a, m. on Mondav. Aug. 10. 1931 Public participation in this hearing is renuested by the Commlsison. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA. BY J. W. M’CARDLE, Chairman. Indianapolis. Indiana. July 27. 1931. AUCTION SALE Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will offer for sale at their place of business, 445-447 E. Court st.. Indianapolis, Indiana, Tuesday morning, 9 a. m., August 11. 1931, the following personal property: One lot of household goods stored under the names of; S. T. Adams, Cyril Boling, Frank Broz. Constable. Loris Chownlng, M. P. Dortch. Grace Harris, Lester Harvey, Abe Hurley. Stanley, McMahon, Constable. Mary Mathers, Nathan Pollet, F. M. Redmon, C. D. Rogers, Ray Sherlck, Mabel Sturtevant, J. H. Kemp, Harold Marshall and Alva Tolie. Held by them In storage; said sale being made to defray expenses of storage ana other charges- v Bale will be for cash and public. BATJTARY STORAGE COMPANY,

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Legal Notices TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Trustees of tne Town of Wooaruff Place, Marion County, Indiana, tnat it is desired and deemed necessary to make the following described public improvement in said town, as authorizea by Street Improvement Resolution No. 1-1931 aaopted by saia Boara on Monday, July 27, 1931: For the widening and resuriacing East Michigan Street, norm half thereof, from tne west line ol Woodruff Place to the east line of Woodruff Place. All work done in the making ot said described puoiic improvement shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions ox said improvement resolution, and the detailed drawings, plans, profiles, and specifications whicn are ail on nle and may be seen m the office of the Town imglneer situated at obi Middle Drive, Woodruff Place. The Board of Trustees have fixed Tuesday, the 18th day o± August, 1931, at 7 o’clock p. m., at its office in said Town as the time ana place lor the public consideration of tne proposed improvement at wihen time said Board will determine wnethcr the benefits to the property liable to be assessed ior such improvement and the benefits of the Town of Woodruff Place win equai tne estimated cost thereof and will hear all persons interested or wnose property is Uable to be assessed for said improvement. By order or the Town Trustee of the Town oi Woodruff i own oierk. LEGAL SALE. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the statutes ol the State of Indiana that tne undersigned, conaucting a public storage house will on Friday. Aug. 28, 1931r'8eil lor accrued charges the nousenoid goods and other goods belonging to the following named people: „ Acme Ciotn ana Leather Company, No. 5280; J. W. Bowyer. No. 4210: William and wile, No. 5356; Joe Darratt, No. 3723; J. R. Edwards, No. 5247; Margaret Ellis. No. 5823; Herbert M. Gross No. 2179; L. D. Hanscom, No. 4412; Mrs. John Hennessy, No. 5405; Mary E. Hess, No. 5275; Indiana Trust Company (Virginia and Betty Wesby), No. 2035; C. B. Jones, No. 5322; B. A. Kinnaman, No. 5124; Floy Kinniman, No. 5130; Howard Krait, No. 5236; C. R. Mather. No. 5402; J. J. Mullane. No. 5276; John Cgden, No. 4088; G. H. Reeves, No. 4453; A. L. Roberts, No. 4065: Tom Rooney. No. 2503; Julia Swain. No. 532 b; Mrs. Tauiine Tnomas, no. uzao, Mrs. Oren Underwood. No. 5312; John W. Wolfley, No. 5303; Elsie J. Wurz, No. 5695; Corrine Owens Yancy, No. 944. SHANK FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE CO. 1430 North Illinois Street. LEGAL SALE Notice is hereby given pursuant to the statutes of the State oi Indiana that the undersigned, conducting a public storage house will on Friday. Aug. 28. 1931. bell for accrued charges the household goods and other goods belonging to the following named people; Mrs. F. P. Barnhill No. 1036; Henry Bernett. No. 1048; Emma Burrell. No. 456; Const. Chas. Freeman. No. 1076; Const. Chas. Freeman, No. 1073: Const. Chas. Freeman. No. 1072: E. H. Emick, No. 1054; Walter Fenwick. No. 1055: Beatrice Grimes No. 1039; R. F. Hatfield. No. 1092; Claud Montgomery. No. 1057: Mrs. Wm. L. Morgan, No. 859; Ira Sherman. No. 1070; Mrs. Pearl Tabor, No. 109 b; Carl Toner. No. 1077; C. O. Traxell, No. 1085; Myrtle Walker. No. 1079; Mr. W. E. Wicks. No. B 11479; Renry Wildrick. No. 1011; E. Wood. No. 1091. SHANK AUCTION & FURNITURE COMPANY. 1430 North Illinois street. Auction ~~BE WISeT” Come to the big auction sale. Wednesday, July 29, 9:30 A. M. Furniture, rugs, stoves, radios, extra nice living room, bedroom, dining room suites; about 15 carloads of furniture in this sale. \ J. P. Gribben Auction Storage DR. 3328. v Death Motices BOYERS. ELIZABETH B.—Passed away 5:45. July 27. 1931, atf 3440 School St. Survived by her husband. Ralph R... son Edward W., and William Russell and daughter Mrs. E. C. Carpenter of Freedom. Ind. Friends may call at the late resiaence Tuesday afternoon. Burial at Spencer. Ind., Thursday afternoon. BORK, GEORGE—Beloved hu3band of Rose Bork and father of George C. Bork, passed away Monday. Julv 27. aged 54 years, Fnneral services will be held at the residence. 1624 Orange St., Thursday afternoon, July 30, at 3:30 o’clock. Burial Washington Park cemetery- Friends invited. Friends may call at the residence after Wednesday noon. WALD. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CABALZER. DR. CHARLES L. Beloved husband of Emma, father of Edna and Ruth Cabalzer, passed awav Sunday evening. Services at the home. 1813 Lafayette road. Wednesday, 2:30 p. m. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. DIGGLE. JAMES A.—Beloved husband of Addie Diggle. father of Rutherford G. Diggle, passed away Sunday. July 26. 7 p. m.. In Shelbyville. Ind.. age 69 years. Funeral at the home. 2515 College Ave., Wednesday. July 29. 2 p. m. Friends Invlted. Burial Crown mil. ELBRECHT, ELIZABETH (nee Weghorst)—Widow of the late August Elbrecht beloved mother of Mrs. Edward Rahe. William Elbrecht. Mrs. Alma Toll and Elvin Elbrecht, grandmother of Alma Rahe. Mrs. Leroy Brown and Vernon Elbrecht, passed away at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Edward Rahe, 5205 E. Michigan St.. Monday. July 27. at 13 noon: age 1 7 years. Funeral Thursday. Julv 30. at the above address at 2 p. m and Zion's Evangelical church, corner of New Jersey and North Sts. at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial in Crown Hill cemterv. GROSS FUNEFAL SERVICE. HAYES. JOHN—Beloved husband of MarS**et Haves and father of Mrs. Katherine Lucid Martin, James and Mary Haves died Sunday. July 26. Funeral Wednesday. July 29 at 8:30 a. m., at the resir£ I ?>S'Hr,v^ 3 ,h Ma 2 ker .- .Services at St. Catherine s church at 9 a. m. Friends invited. HAHN. WM. L.—Beloved father of Mrs! Josephine Hahn Hill, brother of Mrs E C. Turpen. Mrs. Ella Neffle and John £ Hahn of Indfanapolis and Mrs. Anna Brosnan of Toledo. 0.. and Mrs. Jowufii Lagacv of Bridgeport. Conn., passed awav at Toledo. 0.. Stindav. Funeral at the home of niece. Mrs. Wm. F. Koss. 4124 Graceland Ave.. Wednesday 8:30 a m : 9 a. m. St. Joan of Arc church. Friends invited. J. H. HERRMANN In charge MAGSAM EVA—Widow of Ora Magsam mother of William Magsam. passed away Monday. July 27. 8 p. m. age 53 rears 522 n E al CHAPEL.* 120.l 2 0. m. M Frl k ends S invi^ e d dneSdaV ’ Ju!y 29 ’ PERRY, THEODORE—Husband of Anna L °J I£ank G Edgar s , Lorenzo J.] T?fL en £ Uoffmeyer: ? ran <*father Hoffmever and Theodore and Kenneth James Perry, passed awav Tuesday. Services at the PLANNER A? BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Friday 2 T m Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill'* “* STEVENSON. WILLIAM M.—Age 79 rears" passed away at residence. 5828 University Ave. H 0 Is survived by one daughter Miss Katherine T. Stevenson: one son William M. Stevenson Jr. Services at the PLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY 9 a. m. Thursday. Friends Invited. Burial LawTcnceburg. Ind., Thursday 1:30 p, m. WALDBIESER. ALBERT—Husband of Ethel Waldbleser. father of Miss Ruth Waldbeiser. passed away at the Methodist hospital Monday. Julv 27. Funeral service will be held Thursday. July 30. at 9 a. m. at the residence, 5027 Washington Bird. FTlends invited. Friends may call at the residence after 7_p. m., Tuesday. Burial will be held at Terre Haute, Ind. For further information call the M NEELY MORTUARY.

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BELLEFONTAINE, 1403—2 furn. rm s'., airy. 1 or 3. near bath, bus line. Ri. 3712. BELLEFONTAINE. 2617— Large, airy front rm., newly turn.; priv.; modem home. CENTRAL CAR—S 27 E. 12th: lovely, side front. mod., prl. home; $3.50: $3. Ri. 7108. CENTRAL. 1960—Nicely furnished rm. close to bath; large closet. . CENTRAL 2230—Pieasant rm., next bath; kitchen privileges; hot water. , CENTRAL. 2432—Nicely furn. front room; modern; ideal home. $4. CHADWICK. 916—2 large cool rooms, new paper, gas, electricity, priv. entrance: $4. COLLEGE. 1427—Large, front, furnished room, outside entrance. Ri. 8104. DELAWARE. N.. 3034—Rm.. private family. references required: garage. Ta. 6906. GLADSTONE. N.. 32—Largfi. pleasant, front rm. for 2 gar, kitchen privileges. $4. 1 cozy rm. for 1. priv.. $2 LI. 70i7. MERIDIAN. N.. 1927—Large, front rm.. Just right for 2. Nicely furnished: mod. NORTH—Near Butler; rm. adjoining bath; new home: garage. Hu. 5370. NEW YORK. 124 E.— $2.50 per week and up: all outside rooms. LARGE, clean turmsnea room: next bath; private home. Dr. 5518. ST. DENIS HOTEL. 13S W. MARKET. CLEAN RMS., LOW RATES. DOWNTOWN. 40TH. W„ 413—1 or 2: home privileges: will board, reasonable. Wa. 0183-M. PRINCETON HOTEL Nice clean rms.: hot. cold water: $5 wk. with bath. $7 wk. Cool rms. A real summer home: ladies, gentlemen. 233 S. 11l PULLMAN ROTEL—II3 W. Georgia; new and clean. Rooms. 40c-50c. Free showers. HOTEL ANTLERS 750 N. MERIDIAN ST. This beautiful hotel is located on the ptlncipal thoroughfare and is within easy walking distance of the main business district. Yet Is far enough away from the noise of the downtown district to be restful and quiet. All rooms are newly decorated and have tub or shower baths. Also moderate priced coffee shop. Finest and largest indoor swimming pool in the city. Free parking. $7.00, $7.50, SB.OO Per Week Per Person—Two in Room Single rate. $12.50 per week and up. **.oom for Rsnt With Board EASTERN, 536—Girls to room and board in a real home. Ch. 6992, GRAY. N.. 958—512 for 2; good meals; front room; car. Ch. 3232-R. OAKLAND. 901 N.—Room and board; priv. moo, home; laundry. $7. Ch. 0441-J. OXFORD N.. 945—Nice airy front rm.. priv, home, splendid meals. Ch. 1602-M. SPANN. 1131—3 cool rooms. 2-car garage. walking distance Big 4. Dr. 2288. 2 CHILDREN —Girls, sub. home; respon. party; reference. 4404 E 21st. Ch. 1562. 32D. E., 603 —Large airv front rm., privileges: radio, meals optional, Wa. 2836 TENTH. E.. 2010—Good meals. $7: clean, airy: privileges; modern. Ch. 5540-J. WANTED—Children to board; A-l home. 59 N, Oxford. Ch. 3415-J. .ent Housekeeping Rooms ASHLAND. 1529—Completley furn. 2-rm. apt.; private entrance: $7. garage. ALABAMA. N., 523—3-rm. apt., 2nd floor; clean, reasonable: Inquire Apt. 1. ASHLAND 1634—2 completely furn. rms., modern, priv. entrance; range down. BROADWAY, 2121—Living rm., bedrm., kitchen turn.; garage. Private entrance. BROADWAY. 1422—Beautiful front furn.. overstuffe . priv. entrance, garage. Reduced. BROADWAY. 1403—2-rm. apt., sink, private entrance, parking space. Reas. BROADWAY. 1134—2 rms.. kitchenette; thoroughly cleaned, sink, 2 beds; $7. BELLEFONTAINE. 1131—2-room apt., also 1 sleeping room; $3 and $4.50. FOUNTAIN SQ.—2 or 3 conn. rms. down. porch. Strictly private. Dr. 3540-R. ILL., N., 2339 —1,2, 3-rm. kitchenette apts.; $3. $4. $5. $6. $7.50 week. Ta. 7110. ILLINOIS. N.. 2020—Lovely airy 3 rm. apt. Next playground, near school; wicker; walnut and white furnishings. NEW JERSEY, N.. 134 Lodging, clean, rms. for the night., 25c, and 50c. Rl. 4145. NEW JERSEY. N.. 418—Clean, newly papered; everything furn.: $4: slpg. rm., $2. ORIENTAL, N.. 20—2-rm. furnished apt.: modern: 1 week’s rent free. OHIO, 540 E.—2 rooms, $4 week; everythlng furnished; 1 room, $2.50 week. OLNEY. N., 1329—2 rm. apt.; car line; everything furnished; adults. Phone. PARK, 1662 —Two large front rooms, front porch; private entrance; everything furn. RUCKLE, 1944—2 lovely airy furn. rms.; Ist fl.; convenient; reasonable. He. 5551. SHELBY. 2601—2 or 3 private; facing Garfield park; yard. Dr. 1640, or Dr. 1613. TALBOT. N.. 2106—2 front, furn.. private entrance, sink, carlin#. reasonable. TALBOT. N., 2420—2 3-rm. priv. apts.; newly dec.; gar.. 5.. $5.50, $6 and $7.50 week. Ta. 7110. TALBOT. N., 2420 —2 and 3-rm. priv. apts.; garage; $6 to $8 week. Ta. 7110. TALBOT. N.. 2338—1 and 2 rms. with kitchenette; comp, fur.; reas. Ta. 7038. WASH.. E.. 1708—2 modem housekeeping rooms: private entrance; front apt.; everything furnished. Li. 40S1. WASH., E., 1726—3 furn. downstairs, corner rms.: opposite park: pri. ent; sink; utilities furnished: reasonable. Rl. 2153. CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia: 2 rms.. everything furn.: >6.50. Right downtown. 2 ROOMS, clean, well furnished; also sleeping room. Ha. 4661-R. CLOSE IN—Share or entire mod. apt.; overstuffed turn., Frlgldalre. Ri. 1024. „ FURNISHED —2 rooms, modern, home; adults. Ri. 7032. DOWNTOWN—Furnished or unfurnished, 1 or 2 rms., wklv. or monthly rates: util. Call BREVORT HOTEL. 111. & Ohio Bts. TRY TIMES WANT aus FOR BUSINESS Houses and Hats Furnished CENTRAL. 2131—Front apt.; living rm., bedrm.. kitchenette; private porch and entrance; $8.50 wk.; also 1 rm.. kitchenette; pri. bath & ent., $7 wk. He. 4155. DE QUINCEY. 427—Desirable, private. 3 rooms: Tst floor; utilities: garage. MERIDIAN. N.. 2235—4 rms.. bath. Frigidaire, Oii-O-Matic heat. Li. 2662. MICH., E., 628—New small furnished and unfurnished apts.; reasonable. PERSHING, N., 717—4-room single; nicely turn.: wa*er paid, $6.50 week. Ri. 7725. RUCKLE. 2020—3-room furn apt., eteam heat: utilities furnished. He. 3079. TALBOT, N„ 2047—Share 7 rm. upper apt. with middle aged couple. S2O mo. After 6 p. m. WALNUT. E.. 115—3 rooms, private bath; $lO, See houssekeeper in basement. THE HALNES—SIO’/a N. 111.; beautiful turn, apt.: close in; rcas. LI. 8884. Ambassador Apt. Hotel REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTHLY RATES. Beautiful, modern, complete, furnished or unfurnished, with or without hotel service, walking distance. 850 N. Pennsylvanla street, or call Rl. 1371. 11TH, W.. 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apartment; all utilities furnished; *43. _Call Apt. No. 1. THE GRANT. Apartments for Rent ASHLAND, 1721—Cozy 3 rooms, bath; utilities paid: porch, adults. S3O. He. 1905. BELLEFONTAINE. 2315—Recently redecorated lower apt.; 3 rms.. bath, heat, wat., gar, furnished: reduced rent. Dr. 3300, COLLEGE. 2203; Apt. 3—5-room unfurnlshed apt. He. 1393. , COLLEGE, 2151—4 and 5-rm., attr. apts.; rent was up $45; to obtain permanent occupants. $25 per me. Move in now. Rent starts Aug. Ist. See custodian. LA VERNE APTS. —Colored: 2 rooms, bath. $22.50, Li. 2662. PARK. 2302—Modern, clean 6 rm. apt.; fine location; reduced. He 3125. PARK. 1668—6 rooms; steam heat; porches. garage, extra good value. Ha. 2401. PARK, 1647—4-room modern; large. cooL porch: S3O. Li. 1089; eves. Wa. 0652. Indianapolis Rental Bureau Desirable apartments In any part of city, furnished and unfurnished, from $25 to (125. Transportation furnished. No charges or obligations. LI. 4507, evenings and Sundav. Wa. 0433 or Be. 3114. WASHINGTON. E.. 3720—M0d.. 4-rm. bath apt.; downstairs: priv. porch. $7. WASHINGTON, 5016 E.—s large rooms, lower apt., with porches; garage; good heat In winter. 1 MONTH FREE. 11TH, W., 42 —Nicely decorated kitchenette apartment; utilities furnished; S3O. Apply Apt. 1. THE GRANT. APTS.—2 or 3 rms.; furnished and unfurn.; reconditioned throughout: walking distance from town exceptionally low price. Call 552 Fletcher ave. or phone Ri. 6295. 20TH. E., 701—3-room, apt.; FTlgidaire; ln-a-door bed; adults. ; Houses for Rent ADAMS ST.. 2809—’.'a cozy double; 4 rms.; garage: water paid: $lB. Call Ri. 1533, ALABAMA. N.. 2602—6-room modern doubie: reduced rent. Ri. 6174. ASHLAND, 1535—Va double mod., newly dec., water pd.. gar.. $22.50. Ha, 2953. APPLEGATE, 1855—3-room single, city water, light#, gas: $lO. Ri. 6441. AUDUBON. S.. 392—5-room mod. double; garage: water paid: A-l: $25. Ir. 1088. BELLEF’ONTAINE, 2409—6 rs.; gar.: hardwood firs.; newly dec.; red, rent. Ir. 2067. BURGESS, 5101—5-rm. double, $27.50; water paid; 8. Emerson bus. Ch. 7000, 2161 BELLEFONTAINE Six-room modern single $20.00 GREGORY St APPEL INC. LI. 7491, CENTRAL. 4S63—New 6 bedrm.. brick 3 baths, double brick garage. Appt. Hu. 8723 before noon or after 6 p. m. EWINO. 1358—4-rm. semi-modern double clean: newly decorated. Wa. 2095. MINNESOTA. E.—4 rms.. water Dd.; light. gas: *l3 50, Druggist, Villa and Minnesota 2540 N. OXFORD. Colored—7 rm.. single. sl2 50. GREGORY Sc APPEL. INC. LI. 7491. PALMER. 1544—5 rooms, water paid. gas. elec.: nicely papered; sl6. Dr. 3564-R. ROACH. 1530—4-rim mefcern bungalow: small yard. Ta. Ota

Houses for Rent REGENT. 62 —6-rm. semi-modern, garage. Hu. 6433. SCHILLER. 72—5 rooms and bath, clean: $25; water paid. Dr. 2083-W. SINGLETON. 2109—6 rms.. bath, no gar.. clean. $22.50; water pd. Dr. 6086-R. SUGAR GROVE AVE.. 1918—6-rm. mod. double, near Riverside school. Hu. 4124. 1401 Tremont Five-room modern bungalow: $25. • Schmidt & Smith, Inc., Realtor* WISCONSIN ST., 319—Clean 5-rm : seml_mod.; newly painted: gar.. sl4. Rl. 0645, WINTHROP. 4145—Modern double: gar.; reas, to responsible tenant. Ll. 2423. 8-5. 33RD. W- 1059—5-rm. mod. except bath tub; newly pa.: gar.; $22 50. Ha. 3319-J. 6-RM bungalow, mod.; gar.; cool; good shape; reas. 4145 Guilford. Hu. 6409. Modern Single, South Five rooms, first-class condilton; S3O per mo. 1334 Ringgold. Dunlop & Holtegql, 122 E. Market 2720 Clney Modern double, except furnace; garage, city water paid; 4 rooms; SIB.OO. Schmid & Smith, Inc., Realtors S2O HALF PRICE, $lO 5 Rooms, garage. CRUSE. 128 N. Dei. St. COLORED-r 2846 Highland PI- 5-rm. dble.; semi-mod.; garage: S2O. Ta. 6675. Business Places for Rent SHELBY. 826 —Storerm: close to Fountain Souare: SB. Dr. 2084. Houses for Sale 1310 FLETCHER AVE.. $1,650. Five rooms, complete bath, double garage, paved street and alley (no Barrett). vacant, excellent location, worth considerably more, but priced to sell. Pay S2OO down, sls a month. Lawrence J. Sexton. Realtor. Indiana Trust Bldg- Rl. 7151. Ir. 0621. _• Cottages and Resorts RENT or sale: 6-rrn. cottage at Ravenswood. Louis F. Lohman. 752 Shelby. NEW Mod. cottages, private: Lake Schaefer. Ideal Beach. Lake Side Lodge. Ir. 4090 Household Goods ICE BOXES Big reduction on many refrigerators In our very complete line. Buy now and save money. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. 2000 Northwestern Ave. SACRIFICING —6 rms.: living rm. suite. 3 pc., makes bed. $35: Walnut dining rm. suite, walnut bedrm. suite. $35; Spinet desk. Sellers kitchen cabinet. 75-lb. side ice box. White gas range, axmlnister rugs, 9x12. Bxlo. 6x9: lawn mower, garden hose. 540 W, 31st St. Ta. 3656. SPECIAL hand carved renaissance period oak cabinet. 40 inches long. 20 inches wide. 5 ft. 3Vi inches 9all. very handsome and decorated piece of furniture. Retail at $225: will sac. for $77 cash. HOLCOMB & HOKE MFG. CO. Dr. 4700, Mr. Rabe. LIVING-RM. suite, walnut bedrm. suite, rugs, fireplace fixtures, ice box. sweeper. other household goods; cheap. Ir. 4448. SEWING MACHINES, portaoie electric Singer and other makes as low as $35. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 126 W Washington Ot. Rl 9718. GAS STOVE—Furniture, pianos, sewing machines, refrigerators: all in good condition and cheap as you want them. Dellvery free. 127 W. Georgia St. SIMMONS dav bed. like new; dining table, library table, refrigerator. Victrola, other furniture. 114 Dickson St. ITALIAN DINING RM.. carved beautiful bedroom, living room, rugs, occasional tables, odd dresser, sac. 2428 N Meridian. FURNITURE, stoves, rugs, new used: easy terms: Barrett Furniture Cos. 838 Virginia. HAVE YOUR sewing mach. repaired. White Sewing Mach. Cos.. 60 W. New Yk. Ri 4755 GATE-LEG TABLE—Walnut, excellent conditlon; reasonable. Ch. 2671-M. COFFIELD WASHER—GOOD RUNNING CONDITION. 1117 E. MICHIGAN ST. GAS RANGES $5 up. CHAS. KOEHRING. 882 Va. Ave. MAKE your own dresses. Buy Singer sewing machines as low as $lO. Singer Sewing Machine Cos.. 838 Va. Ave. Dr. 2474. CLOSING OUT ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS A few floor demonstrators (£([])([}' formerly priced at $l7O, now.. aJ/T'V Our regular low terms. Pearsons Piano Cos, 128-130 N. Penn. st. Est. 1872. Musical Instruments Drum Outfits Used, complete. $25 up. Terms. PEARSON PIANO CO. EBERSOLE Mahoganv upright: splendid value: price $25. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120 E. Ohio St. SAXOPHONES—lnvestigate our free lesson and easy payment plan. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Ll. 4800. HOWARD Upright Piano: in fine condition: priced $45. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120 E. Ohio St. SUPER Value in a repossessed Duco finish Grand, over half paid, balance on easv terms to reliable party. WILKING MUSIC CO- 120 E. Ohio St. Piano Accordion Slightly used: regular price $225; a real pargaln for only $125. Terms. PEARSON PIANO CO. CORNET—Latest model. B flat, like new. original cost. $110: private owner. Hu 1128 Machinery & Tools NEW Davton deep well pumping system at a bargain price. . Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E, Wash. St. Ir. 1151, Store-Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS Unusual bargains, all makes secondhand typewriters. All makes rented. $2.50 one month. 3 months. SB. Woodstock Typewriter Cos.. Fact,. Br. 317 N Penn 8t Ll. 4712 REMINGTON TYPEWRITER—SI7.SO: guaranteed. JUDD TYPEWRITER EXCHG- 142 N. Meridian. Li. 6890. TYPEWRITERS gfgjTfc jft g Coal and Wood FREDRICK COAL CO. 801-899 Beecher St. Dr, 1792, Pets BOSTON puppies; beautifully marked and priced to sell: 6 mos. Hu. 1128. BOSTON TERRIER—FemaIe; 11 months: Intruder stock. Dr. 4839-R. RABBlTS—Pedigreed: new Zealand red and white; cheap Be. 4098 BOARD vour pet; dogs, voung or old; excelient care; reasonable. Be. 1765. Radio and equipment JULY CLEARANCE SALE Radtola No. 17 (7 tubes) $25.00 Atwater Kent (8 tubes) table model. 29.00 Phllco (8 tube) Lowboy 59.00 Philco 76 Console 49.00 Crosley Table Model 19.50 Crosley "Buddy Bov” 39.00 Majestic Superheterodyne 55.00 Radiola No. 66 Superheterodyne ... 75.00 Battery Sets Sl6 to $19.50. Screen Grid Tubes 59c. All Radios priced complete. Radio Bargain Shop 225 E. Wash. St. NATIONALLY known radio, 6 tube Screen grid, beautiful Lowboy cabinet complete, $39.50. Terms if desired. KEMPLER RADIO CO. 38 Virginia Ave. Rl. 3235. JUST CALL THAT'S ALL—Radio calls. 50c, aerials. S3. He. 4406. Barter and Swap CASH and carry ice station for sale cheap, on account of sickness; selling from 4 to 6 tons dally. Option on good water melon stand. Dr. 5479. DAY BED. mahogany ends, blue velour upholstering. Simmons springs, for kitchen cabinet. Rl. 5551, days. 40-ACRE farm for saly-or trade for what Lav* sou* rl 0477. 5 ' t

ANNOUNCING WINNERS OF FREE THEATER TICKETS TO THE APOLLO THEATER IN TIMES WANT AD CONTEST FIRST PRlZE—Winner of 8 Tickets. Mr. Harry Carson, 1020 N. Rural. SECOND PRlZE—Winner of 6 Tickets Miss Louise Bergman, 1605 Wade St. THIRD PRlZE—Winner of 4 Tickets. Mrs. Homer C. Weaver, 620 Circle Tower. TWO TICKETS HAVE BEEN MAILED TO EACH OF THE FOLLOWING WINNERS: Marie Dugan. 3030 W. Michigan St, Mrs. Albert C. Bergman Jr., 1605 Wade Alta Lefforze. 408 Chamber of Com- St. AUcc r cieveland. 937 N. Tuxedo. Nelli* May Slate. 59 Layman Ave. Miss Leonore Moessmer. 1718 S. Dela- O Webb. 821 N. Tuxedo. ware. Mr. Jack Sweeney, 1412 Montcalm. Mrs. Carl Heidenreich. 2202 N. Harding. . r J. F. Sullivan. 1409 N. Alabama. A - Wernsmg. 1717 Union. Miss Edythe Kattman. 2269 N. Illinois. M. Sanford, R. R. 10. Box 351. City. Mrs. Margaret Montgomery. 1416 Mont- Lawrence Kiewitt. 1139 S. State, calm St. Marie Pinnick. 260 N. Temple.

Don’t Lose Your Auto! AND REFINANCING RIDE WHILE YOD PAY Legal Rate Cash at Once—No Waiting—' \ Loan by Phone No Red Tape—No I If You Wish Endorsers I Our Representative Will Call l ; u If payments are too large we will make them smaller LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. 8 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE p.ney 1321

Miscellaneous for Sale MOTOR OIL Fine grade of motor oil. special price of $2.50 for 5 gallon Cans. Lot of maple porch chairs at $2.50 each. Fine selection of utility cabinets, $4.10 to $5.25 each . Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Capitol and South St. Liberal Terms and Trade On new and factory rebuilt electric water pumps. All guaranteed. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO.. 3525 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1151. CASH FOR USED SCHOOL BOOKS. CRAWFORD DRUG CO. 813 N. DELAWARE. LI. 1800. Easy Credit Terms on new and factory rebuilt elecMEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO.. 3535 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1151. trie air compressors. All guaranteed. FURNACE and stove repairing. MODEL STOVE CO- 622 E. Wash. Ri. 0369. COUNTERS—GIass showcases and fixtures; bargain prices. 2822 Clifton. Ta. 3831. Miscellaneous Wanted FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. HOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED. BODGES AUCTION, Rl 2019 WANTED —100 lbs. or more ice chest, 3 or 4-burner gasoline stove, with oven preferred. 810 N. 111. St. LI. 8884. CASH—For your piano, furniture, let us give estimate. Ri. 8044. CASH FOR FURNITURE NO ONE CAN PAY MORE. CALL WERLEY. HUMBOLDT 7274 FIRST. IF YOU DON’T FIND what vou are looking for in the want ads today. It may be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times classified ads dally. Business Opportunities LEAVING ClTY—Sacrifice equity in cottage and garage, business zone: fine for garage, trucking, used car business: $350 handles: no dealers. Box A-205 Times. ROOMING house; 13 rooms. 2 baths; sell or trade for car, or what? Ha. 4838-W. IDEAL location so dentist, good town; National highway, 40 miles out. Ir. 1320. RESTAURANT for sale. 798 S. Emerson Ave.. next to Hawthorne yards. Money to Loan LOANS —On furniture. Rate per month 2% LOWEST IN CITY INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSOCIATION 330 Occidental Bldg. Ri. 3587. Other Companies Paid Off. FUR^'t^URE AUff@S)ANS Buckeye Finance Cos. 207 E. New York St. RL 4974 AUTO LOANS Don’t Lose Your Auto We will pay off your present loan, advance you more money, making your payments very small. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. 308 Indiana Ave. RI. 5994. AUTOS FURNITURE LOANS EQUITABLE FINANCE CO. 219 E. Ohio Bt. t LI- >605. Personal Property Loans CAPITAL LOAN COMPANY. Inc. 141 Va E. Washington St. Rllev 7561 1102 M, Prospect St Drexel 508$ Loans $lO to S3OO in 24 hours. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Formerly Beneficial Loan Society 34 S. PENNSYLVANIA ST. Rl. 5054. , Auto Supplier and Repairs SAVE 50% ON ANY JOB Complete overhaul. 4s. slß’ 6s, $27. Finest Duco Jobs, $24 to *49. Everything absolutely guaranteed. Call or phone INDIANA STATE AUTO SCHOOL. South and Alabama. Rl. 0648 JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.—Will repair or make new tops and curtains for tout car 202 Kentucky Ave Automobiles for Sale Special Today Only 1930 Ford Tudor in excellent mechanical condition: good tires, good paint; $390. NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET CO. 836 E. 63d St. Hu. 7700. Bargains in Used Cara. CARSON BROS 921-23 Virginia Ave Dr. 023$ REAL VALUES IN ÜBED CARS. MARMON NEW-USED CAR STORK. BUICK Standard Sedan. 1925. Motor lust overhauled: very clean: a real buv for only $195. Indianapolis Buick Cos. 1302 E. Wash St. LI. 1571. i fcyiPV a ft CHEVROLET. 1929 coaches and £ coupes; 7 of them to chooae gL Jrs% from; *275. W 4 LAUTH CHEVROLET CO. m 3547 E. Wash. Ir, 1176, X CHEVROLET coupe, 1928; looks and runs fine; In flrst-clas# condition: only $165: term^. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Wash. Bt. • Ri. 5325. Open Evenings and Sunday. CHEVROLET. 1929 COUPE. THE BEST OF BUYS. TObAY *285. INDIANAPOLIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, INC.. 1055 VIRGINIA AVX. DR. 3831.

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Automobiles for Sale 700 N. Capitol / Avenue 1 C|| Bargains. See Iy V/ Us Today! Wholesale Prices to Everybody All Makes and Models Every Car Guaranteed $25.00 amid Up I. Wolf Used Car Bramclh) 707 N* Capitol Ave. 7 LI. 6181 Brightwood Auto Cos. All Cars Reduced 1930 Chevrolet de lux sedan; can hardly be told from new; 6 wire wheels $475 IS2B Chevrolet coupe; lust completely overhauled: 5 new tires: far above the average $215 1927 Chevrolet coach: A-l’in'everv respect: quick sale .....$ 85 1926 Studebaker special six sedan: reaily looks like new $95 1926 Dodge sedan; 5 practically new tires; motor runs perfect; painted dar .H blu .? : l eat her upholstering; ready a buy SIOO 1925 Dodge coupe; new’tires;‘motor um'Swii.sU can>t bcat 11 for *75 iftoo or s .Tudor; sure runs g00d... S3O 1928 model WUlvs-Knlght 70 coupe: fhic 6 !!' u s es: ? ew palnt Bnd ton: thU car in price can't be duplicacea Sl2ft I# 2LB?. d ° n .poach: motor first-class £ ol j£i£S n ' wi *l ma ke someone ,„ a wonderful car c* 19 flnrtTi f !L PD 4 t i 4 ' door SPd n;' motor 5!)..0L res A ‘s : a PD ea rance far above service ' a leht car * or loads of 19 bOUDe; ‘ b ' ue black, red wire* 13 * 19 sm a n h S et ' Eedan; ' a real car Kl arWwoS;^ r ‘s& ,i; ll2 l These cars are In flrst-cU S s P wnditlon* S -ev- ""Ml: 2346 Station St. 1929 Essex Town Sedan T u U "CHALLENGER MODEL.” , Terms* Trlde A SD ‘ endld ***s?£?. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1665-68 8. Meridian. 4743 ouv tor someone needing economic ri_ pendahle transportation: s2Bs° BROWNING GENT CO*' INC. Tenth and Meridian. 1930 Ford Sport Roadster OU?ck >d sak eChanlCal condlUon: *295 sos JONES MOTOR CORP. ■ Corner Capitol and Vermont. t.i xisc F V RD TUDOR SEDAN. 1930. A rea’ t>a72 gain for only $395.00. Terms bar 819 iv C ' St WARNOCK. ' jgij_East Washington at y 8398 Xa°! tL llka UtJ a r ** dan - 193 °: looks anil Terms. new car: onl v *385. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Wash. St. si' ■.. Open Evenings and Sunday! * FORD TUDOR SEDAN, 1930. Loot, JTT runs like new; only $450.00. ® ... r . C. O. WARNOCK. Washington St. Ll . V “ A S A L LE sport roadster. 1929: mon: good^tlre* 1 attracf/ve. ClCan tbrou * b °ut? p A lUd'very Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 East Washington Bt. R 1 *,,, Open Evenings and Rums... M3S * Tiss n s^T xc^E ht7 i s uc^EP^ Co- 207 E. New Yofkgi ßuclcev<i FORD model T Tudor- new —HV...' 1 nalnUo clean upholstery; mechanlc'allv o^ Tenth B OT^ta^ ENT .... FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1929. In ditlon: only $295.00. Terms ane con “ 819 East Washington fit. jj 833 . 3 WHIPPETS' vour choice. $125. Packard* 7 passenger car. $125. C. K. MARTIN CO- 4551 West Washington Bt. Trucks FORD. 1929 —1 ti-Top Ford panel body- tn best of condition. FRANK Hatfield CO, 623 N Capitol. Rl. 9326. Automobiles Wanted Want to Sell Your Car? DON’T DO m Trade It to us on a new Ford. Leave a small deposit, and take the balance home with you In cash . No delay. Anv and all models. NORTHWESTERN SALES CO. Authorized Ford Dealers. 2929 Northwestern Are. WILL—Pat caan io* tom cat ng \ WOLF AUTO CO. T u. ait ml *. omtktky