Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 72, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1931 — Page 11

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LINDBERGHS TO TAKE OFF NEXT TO BAKER LAKE Flier and Wife Welcomed hy Colorful Throng at Churchill. (Continued from day's continuation of the trip to the Orient. She smiled frequently at the husky trappers who paddled their canoes around the floating plane, anxious for a glirr.pse of the most famous flying couple in the world. When they finally left the plane and were brought to shore in a canoe, they were given a welcome such as the far northland probably never witnessed before. Sirens shrieked, bells rang and horns tooted from the town and from the few thlps that rode in the harbor. Bunting flew from every building. Shouts that rang out from the strong-throated northerners echoed and re-echoed across the water and through the surrounding forests. Among the crowd which welcomed them were trappers, traders, swarthy-faced Indians, tradesmen dressed in the rough clothes of the north, and, here and there, a mounted policeman of the famous Canadian royr.l force. Only a few women were In the crowd, aa women are not numerous in this cold, dangerous north country into which Anne Lindbergh has ventured. Kydd, a bachelor, left, his cottage for the night to the exclusive use of the visiting couple. The Lindberghs retired early to rest, in preparation for the flight today to Baker lake. Starting with their flight westward from Baker lake and the bay, the couple face perhaps one of the most dangerous parts of their long flight There are many rivers and lakes upon which they can land, but for the most part they will be flying over wild, desolate glacial deposits, forests in which no human being lives, scrambled terrain of rock and sand, and wide expanses ■where even animals can not live for long. May Change Route By United Press EDMONTON, Alta , Aug 3 nel Charles a Lindbergh was reported today to have changed his route plans to avoid flying hazards, where possible. According to the reports, the Colonel and his wife will fly the southern and more circuitous route from Baker Lake to Aklavik. Official confirmation of such decision on the part of Lindbergh was lacking. All radio stations in the north country were notified to maintain constant communication with the plane as it w 7 ings its way west from Baker Lake over barren lands. Edmonton aviators said it would be unwise for Lindbergh to attempt, a straight-line flight to Aklavik, because in case of a forced landing, he would be far from posts between the two points of his flight. The route deemed most advisable by experienced fliers would take the Lindberghs from Baker lake to Beverly lake, and from Beverly lake to Ft. Reliance at McLeod bay on Great Slave lake. Ft Reliance has a powerful radio station and mounted police. From Ft Reliance the air trail passes on to Hunter bay, on Great Bear lake From that point, Lindbergh would have little difficulty, airmen said, in following the Great Bear and Mackenzie rivers to Aklavik A further advantage of the southern route is that it lies over a country dotted with lakes and rivers, which would afford the Lindberghs safe landings in event of motor trouble. 14 COMMITTEES CHOSEN Preparations Made for State Social Work Conference in Fall. By Time* Special BLOOMINGTON. Tnd . Aug 3. Dr. Mary A Waldron, secretary of the Monroe county board of children’s guardians, and general chairman in charge of entertainment at the fortieth annual Indiana State Conference on social work to be held here Oct. 10 to 13, has chosen fourteen committees to assist her. Mrs. J. E, P. Holland is vice-chair-man; Mrs. Otto Rott, secretary; and Robinson Hitchcock, treasurer. 'The city of Bloomington and Indiana university will be joint hosts for the meeting which will be attended by approximately 500 representatives of the state's principal social agencies, including boards of charities and corrections, probation officers, Red Cross representatives, school attendance officers, social service workers, public health nurses township trustees and others engaged In social work. hog judges to meet Annual Session of State Body Will Be Held Tuesday. By Unfted Press LAFAYETTE, Ind., Aug. 3—Farmers and stockmen from many parts of Indiana are expected here Tuesday for the third annual meeting of the Indiana Association of Expert Swine Judges. All persons attending the meeting, which begins at 9;30 a. m., will judge various classes of the five principal breeds of hogs raised in the state. Each group of hogs will be placed by an official committee and a cup will be awarded the person who makes the highest score in the day’s work, and minor awards will be given others. E. J. Barker, Thorntown, is president of the association. Prize Chickens Killed By Times Special GREENSBURG. Ind.. Aug. 3. Poultry fanciers showing at the Indiana atate fair this year will miss the entries of Wesley Lanius, who has exhibited for thirty-four successive years. This year, which would have rounded out thirty-five years of prize-winning, will find Lanius at home mourning the killing of the best of his show stock by dogs which raided his chicken yard.

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By United Press ISTANBUL, Turkey. Aug 3.—Russell Boardman and John Polando, American trans-Atlantic fliers, were still undecided today on a flight to Tokio. "Our plans are indefinite,” Boardman told the United Press correspondent. "We are having a delightful time here. I can’t say yet where ye will go from here. It all depends.” The fliers who set anew distance flight record when they flew here from New York without a stop last week, were guests over the week-end on Mustapha Kemal's yacht. Amy in Siberia By United Press CHITA, Siberia, Aug. 3—Miss Amy Johnson. British girl flier, paused here briefly Sunday night on her London-Tokio flight. She landed at 7 p. m. (6 a. m. Eastern Standard Time.*, and after a brief rest and refueling departed eastward at 9:30 p. m., flying the next lap of her journey by night. r * * Resumes Japan Flight By United Press MANILA, P I, Aug. 3—C. C. Chichester, attempting a flight from Australia to Japan, took off at 12:15 p. m. today for Aparri, on the island of Luzon, the next stop on his itinerary. Chichester plans to go on from Aparri to the island of Formosa and thence to Japan by way of China. He was delayed ' several days in Manila for repairs to his plane, damaged in a forced landing. Tune for Races By United Press CALSHOT, England, Aug. 3 British pilots today entered the final training season for the Schneider trophy air races next month, favored by improved weather. Italy and France will send teams for the races on Sept. 12. The first Italian contingent was expected Aug. 12. The French team of thirteen officers and sixty-seven m; is due Aug. 29 "Starts Inverted Air Tests By United Press ROOSEVELT FIELD. L. 1., Aug. 3.—Lieutenant Alford J. Williams, former navy flier, whose aerobatics while flying upside down brought him international fame, today began a series of experiments in a plane designed specially for inverted flying. Williams tried out his plane for the first time Sunday and predicted he would work out a few new ideas in inverted flight to display at the national air races at Cleveland late this month. * The plane, a reconverted military machine, is equipped with a noval carburetion mechanism which permits the engine to run on its back for an indefinite period. Flying Club Formed Formation of the Curtiss Junior flying Club, with headquarters at the Curtiss-Wright Flying Service at the Mars Hill airport, has been announced by E M, Murphy, president The club, equipped with a Curtiss Junior monoplane, will have clubrooms in the building formerly occupied by T. &W. A. Membership is open to young men wishing to learn to fly or those who have soloed and wish to obtain flying time. Murphy is club instructor and Richard Meyer is vice-president. Arrivals and Departures Mars Hill Airport (CurtissWright)—A. Corbett, Cincinnati to Chicago, Waco; R. Eshman, Pittsburg to Leavenworth, Kan ..Curtiss Junior Hoosier Airport—French Llvezey, Hoosier pilot, to Huntington, W. Va., Travel Air. Municipal Airport—H Weir Cook, pilot, and Norman Perry, owner, from New York City, Fairchild; L. J Heckman. Madison, Ind., to Troy, 0., Waco; A M. Brown Jr. Tulsa to New York. Waco; T & W A. passengers included I D Mosley and W H. Johnson, to Tulsa; Miss Sadie Davidson to Austin, Tex.; C L. Bransten to St. Louis and E. J. Lanahan to Newark, N. J.; Embry - Riddle passengers included T W. Stevens, H A. Darnall and Earl L. Ferguson, to Chicago Fast Planes Tested Two new type speedy army bombing planes visited municipal airport today on test flights and were inspected by pilots and officials of the port. One of the planes, a. Boeing, lowwing monoplane, was flown by Major W. H. Hale, and the other, a Douglas high-wing monoplane, was piloted by Lieutenant E. H Eubank. Each plane was powered by two engines. The planes hopped here from Wright field. Dayton, and returned there later in the morning. Makes Delayed Jump* Sergeant Jack Lewis, Cincinnati, entertained visitors at the Mars Hill airport Sunday with a delayed parachute jump, falling 800 feet before pulling the ’chute’s rip cord. Freight Line to Open First freight flight on the new 7 line cf T. & W A, will be made Wednesday night, it was announced today by R. B Barratt, Fokker F-14 transport monoplanes will be used on the freight run, planes leaving Kansas City, Mo., and New York, each night The freight planes will be in addition to speedier mail and express planes which recently started round trip night flights. Under th enew schedule, ten passenger, mail, express and freight planes of T. & W. A will make stops each day at the municipal airport. . Plans Early Start By United Press ST. JOHNS, N. F.. Aug. 3.—lndications that Laura Ingalls plans an early start on her projected solo trans-Atlantic flight were affirmed today when the St. Louis (Mo.) aviatrix established a supply depot here to transfer a quantity of gasoline and oil to the airdrome at Harbor Grace. The notification came fro® New York,

LONDON TO GET ITS BEER FROM SLOT MACHINES Automatic Bars on Streets Will Evade 12-Hour Closed Period. BY RICHARD D. MMILLAN United Press Staff Correspondent PARIS, Aug. 3—Automatic beer delivered on the shilling-in-the-slot system is to be made available to the thirsty in London by a syndicate formed on the Riviera. Beer will be available all hours of the day and night, thus evading the London licensing restrictions The sponsor of the scheme is a British naval officer. On a visit to Nice, he quenched his thirst at one of the automatic beer pumps there, so he decided similar pumps in the streets of London could make him a fortune. The latest hour at which any one may obtained a drink in a public house in London is 11 p m. and the earliest hour in the morning 11 a. m In the same way it is impossible to buy cigarets In London after 8 p. m. To supply cigarets after that hour the cigaret manufacturers installed automatic machines all over the city. The automatic beer syndicate plans to follow this idea in selling shilling-in-the-slot drinks. Beer only will be sold at first. If authorities rule the enterprise is legal, the promoters will set up whisky, gin and even cocktail automatics, all delivering a glass of the drinker’s favorite beverage. • The syndicate announced that expert legal counsel has been retained, as action by London authorities to prohibit the selling of drinks in this manner was expected. CABLE DEAL CLOSED Tabernacle to Be Repaired and Redecorated, Redecoration of Cadle tabernacle was announced Sunday by E Howard Cadle at a. tabernacle meeting in which the structure was rededicated in the service of God. Cadle announced that the deal had been closed, restoring the temple to its original owner and that from now on, it would be used for religious purposes and the welfare of the community. He said the building will be repaired as well as redecorated Conventions and public gatherings will be Remitted to use the structure when such gatherings do not conflict with religious programs He announced that the public is mvited to attend choir rehearsals on Tuesday nights. KURDS IN BLOODY RAID Three Brigands Killed as Patrol Clashes With Wild Tribesmen. By United Press JERUSALEM. Aug. 3.—A raid of 200 Kurdish brigands over the border into Syria resulted in looting and bloodshed today The w 7 ild Kurd tribesmen killed two shepherds and five police and wounded eighteen villagers in raids on four towns. Ths band crossed the southern Kurdish border and swept down on the defenseless communities. They clashed with a. patrol of border police on their return and the police and three bandits were killed Legal Notices 'in the 1 nrn eoods stored v&s. n . e , *,"0" pt Card of Thanks C Ave DA Am?’ ac cident on Oliver rs e vr.. u 5v„J: t a2e 59 years; sister 2,, Mattie Eaton. Mrs. M**ggia MrPil: William J. Goldman Funeral Monday. Aug 3. 2:30 n m at residence her sister Mrs. Mattie Eaton. 624 invited AV6 ' Burial Fioral Park. Friends E WiW V iV SR—Father of cfthSriJXf Z.cL* Mar ‘ha. Margaret and Lacnerine. passed away Sunday at the hia sister Mrs. Hf*A? Hall. ServWednesday. Aur. 5. 2 n m fit h g me ; i 4 ?* 4 ® osart Ave. 'Friends ..united. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. J 8 yeftrs - P*ssed away p a ” jr d a >'i Aug. 1. Funeral services at his IY* residence. 1627 Brier Place Tuesday m; - Int erment Edinburg. Ind. So r FUNER^ f °D r^ 0 T n A - J VOIOT CO. MARIE—-iNee Koehln); age 90 5 ears. of the late Henry Klepper mother of Mrs. Anna Meyers. Mrs. Louise Doornbosch and Charles Klepper of ChiFr S d „ H - Kle P°er of Cincinnati, a Henry and Herman Klepper of Indols.. |!. s . ter . of Mrs Anna Lauderback and Miss Elizabeth Koehln of Cincinnati. 0., passed away at the home of her son. at Cincinnati Aug. 2. Services from family residence. 63 N. Pine. Tuesday. Aug 4 LTV m - invited. Interment Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the home anv time. M'CRACKEN. MR4S.~MYRTLE—Age 59 beloved mother of Herbert and Edward McCracken passed away at residence. 1610 Central Ave.. Monday A. M. Funeral will be at St. Peters and Paul’s Cathedral. Wednesday 9 A. M. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at residence after 7 P. M. Monday. Funeral Directors WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM Mortuary. Phone Be. 1588 1321 W. Ray 8t ROY J. TOLIN 923-925 English. Dr. 6969. W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2220 Shelby St. Drexei 2570. George Grinsteiner Fuaeraj director. 522 E. Market _____ Rllev 837A UNDENT* gfcfea HISEY & TITUS 831 N. Delaware Li. 3821 I. C. WILSON funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive eaulpment. Dr. 0321 and Dr. 0322. Personals RHEUMATISM, muscular pains, neuralgia and varicose veins can be promptly relieved with a special formula, Wintergreen Liniment. 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Houses and Flats Furnished TALBOT, N.. 2047—Share 7 rm. upper apt. with middle-aged couple; 818 mo. After 6. WASHINGTON. E . 3720 Mod.. 4 rm., turn. or unfurnished apt ; priv porch; $7 wk. THE HAINES—BIO'y N. 11l : Beautiful furn. apt : close In; reas. Li. 8884. RINGGOLD, 1322—M0d. 6-rm. house, south; 820. Owner reserving 1 rm. HTH. W.. 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apartment; all utilities furnished; *43. Call Apt. No. 1. THE GRANT. WANTED lady to share furnished gungalow with elderly ladv Wa. 2841-W. SEMI-MOD. 5-rm cottage; elec, lights, furnace: gar.; Speedway bus: $8 week; $23 month. Inquire 1713 Tibbs. "ALAMEDA APTSi ST. CLAIR AND ILLINOIS BTS., FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. REDUCED RATES Apartments for Rent BELLEFONTAINE. 2315—Recently redecorated lower apt.: 3 rms.. bath. heat, watgar, furnished; reduced rent. Dr. 3300 CAPITOL. N.—4 rms. bath, modern; heat, water, gas furnished. Ha 1945. 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 mo. Move In now. Rent starts Aug. Ist. See custodian. PARK, 2302—Modern, clean 6 rm. apt.; fine location; reduced. He 3125. Indianapolis Rental Bureau Desirable apartments In anv part of city, furnished and unfurnished, from $25 to $125. Transportation furnished. No charges or obligations. LI. 4507. evenings and Sunday. Wa. 0433 or Be 3114. 20TH. E.. 701—3-room apt.; Frigidalre: ln-a-door bed: adults. PARK, 1668 6 rooms; steam heat; porches. garage, extra good value. Ha. 2401. WASHINGTON. 5015 E.—s large rooms, I lower apt., with porches; garage: good heat In winter. 1 MONTW FREE. Houses for Rent ADAMS ST.. 2809— 5 A .cozy double; 4 rms.: garage; water paid; $lB. Call Rl. 1533, ASHLAND. 1208—6-rm. mod lower duplex. reduced; £3O; yard, gar. Ri. 6170. ASHLAND. 1535— >2 double, mod., newly dec., water pd.. gar., £22.50. Ha. 2953. BELLEFONTAINE. 1354—4-room double, semi-mod., newly dec.; $12.50. Ta. 5533. CENTRAL AVE. 2110—Modern, lower duplex. Call Hu. 14.04. COLLEGE AVE.. 1619—5-rmJ mod.; hardwd, flrs.; gd. fur.; wa. pd.. reduced $26. DAWSON 811; lower duplex: 5 rms., heat. water and gar.; reduced rent. Ta. 6808. 3835 HOYT. 5-rm semi-modern; garage £2O GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Li. 7491. ILL.. 2143 l i N.—No. 3. 2 rms.. $9; McLean PL. 36, 4 rms., sl2; New York. 1001, W„ 5 rms.; water paid on all. Ri. 7725. LEE 1470—5 rms. semi-mod. newly dec.; 2 lbs, from school; wa. pd. Ri. 1652. LANGSDALE, 637—5 rms.; gas. electric lights, water, rent reduced. Hu. 2917. NOBLE, S., 223—6-rm. and bath; A-l condition; , reasonable rent. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2113—4-bedrm. home; 2car gar.; excellent condition. Hu. 2947, PALMER. 1544—5 rooms, water paid. as. elec.; nicely papered; £l6, Dr. 3564-R. _ PINE. N.. 635—5 rms., semi-mod . good cond.; public, parochial schools. Ri. 1652. RUCKLE. 2043—6-rm. mod. double: nice yard; garage: $25. He. 4543. 973 N. TREMONT iCOLORED) 4-rm. single: elec., well SB.OO GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Li. 7491. TACOMA, N , 1620—Aug 4; 6-rm. mod., excellent condition, large yard, new fence, garage, water paid; $25. Wa. 0395 WISCONSIN ST.. 319—Clean 5-rm.; semlmod.; newly painted: gar.. sl4, Ri, 0645. WINTHROP. 4145—Modern double, garage; reas to responsible party. Li. 2423. 31ST. W.. 532—2-wav double. 5 rms. mod.. nice yd., water pd.; reas. Ha. 4597-R, 26TH, W.. 1350-5-Double. 5 rms.. semi-m : repapered; wa. pd.: gar.; S2O, Li. 8119Home Near Garfield Park Ten-room mod.,. large lot. 3 garages, low rent; S4O. 1226 Comer ave. Dunlop &, Holtegel, 122 S. Market MODERN FOR COLORED 2305 N. Capitol; 5 rooms, modern duplex: S3O. SCHMID & SMITH. INC., REALTORS. COLORED—Bellefontaine, 1511: 6-rm. mod. duplex; porch; $25. wa. pd. Be. 3142-M TRY TIMES WANT aDS FOR BUSINESS Business Places for Rent NOBLE ST. SERVICE GARAGE. 231 S. Noble St. For rent; very reasonable. Houses for Sale 1310 FLETCHER AVE.. $1,650.EXCELLENT RESIDENCE LOCATION 5 rooms, complete bath; double garage; paved street and alley (no Barrett): vacant: pav S2OO down. sls a month- LAWRENCE J. SEXTON. Realtor, Indiana Trust Bldg. Ri. 7151. Ir. 0621 East BOSART. N.. 20—6-room modern 3-bed-room-; 1 bedroom and I&vatory on first floor: soft water; garage; bargain. BARGAIN—DoubIe, 6 rooms and bath;’east aide; modem; A-l condition, near school, pay eriquity, assume mortgage; occupy half, rent half. LI. 4002. Cottages and Resorts NEW Mod. cottages, private; Lake Schaefer. Ideal Beach. Lake Side Lodge. Ir. 4090 FOR RENT—WeII furn. summer cottage, Inq. Williams Cottage, Knightstown, Ind Household Goods CLOSING OUT A Few Floor Demonstrators IN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION Were $1179, Now $99 Our Regular Low Terms Pearson! Piano Cos. 128-130 N. Penn. St. Est. 1873 ICE BOXES Take advantage of our discount sale. Many ice boxes at big reduction. POLAR ICE AND FUEL COMPANY 2000 Northwestern Avenue THREE - PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES. Slightly used. Ten wonderful values. At $25 Each Cash Only. The Ideal Furniture Cos. 227 W. Washington St. The ‘‘Cut-Price’* Quality Furniture Cos. Ice Boxes—lce Boxes Lots of good ice boxes: cheap; these boxes are in good shape: were traded in on new Kelvinators. so come early and take your choice. KELVINATOR 850 N. Meridian SEWING MACHINES, ponaoie electric Singer and other makes as low as $35 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 126 W Washington Ut. Rl 9716. FURNITURE, stoves, rugs, new used: easy terms; Barrett Furniture Cos. 868 Virginia. 5 ROOMS of furniture, consisting of stoves, rugs, radio, etc. All or part. 2105 Ringgold Ave. lOR SALE—Household goods, good condition; reasonable. 118 South Hancock, after 4:30 p. m. HAVE YOUR sewing mach. repaired. White Sewing Mach. Cos.. 60 W, New Yk. Rl 4755 GAS RANGES $5 uo CHAS KOEHRINO. 683 Vft. Aye. BEAUTIFUL Burl dining rm. and bedrm., complete; living rm.; rugs; occasional tables: breakfast set; lamps. 2428 N. Mer. WHITE ENAMELED gas range, oven reguiator, broiler, lighter. 532 Mass., Apt. 3. LlVlNG—Dining and bedrm. furniture. other things; cheap. Ir. 3346. THOR WASHER—A-l condition: bargain for $21.50, 1117 E Michigan St. MAKE your own cresses Buy Singer sewlng machines as ;ow as *lO- Singer Sewing Machine Cos.. 838 Va Ave. Dr. 2474 Musical Instruments PIANO ACCORDIONS Special, used *35. jrery good condition. Terms. \ PEARSON TANO CO. U 8 N. Ptstu fit. XL jUL

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Musical Instruments GENUINE Victor Orthophonics §lO each while they last. WILKING MUSIC. 120 E. Ohio St. SAXOPHONES— Investigate our tree iesson and easy payment plan. Lorenz; SAX SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. LI. 4800. MARSHALL & WEND ALL mahogan' 7 upright; dandy value; price $65. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120 E. Ohio St 'si“s "iSHfi co*. mt Ohio St. _____ Machinery &.Tools NEW Davton deep well Dumping system at a bargain orice. __ . . _ 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 Co- Fact,. Br 317 N Penn St U 4713 TYPEWRITERS Sgffc & M *S: WE will trade your old typewriter on a new or rebuilt. JUDD TYPEWRITER EX. 142 North Meridain. Li. 6890. DESK, large maiogany. double, flat-top, and swivel chair, both sls. Ta 5838 Coal and Wood FREDRICK COAL CO. 801-899 Beecher St. Dr. 1792, Pets 3 BEAGLE HOUNDS for sale. Southport 14-R. BOARD your pet; dogs, young or old; excellent care; reasonable. Be 1765. Radio and equipment SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Radio Prices Were Never Lower .ass, $59.00 “Midget" A Kfl Portable 1931 Majestic OCX (in Superhet Table° Model $25.00 -Buddy Boy” $39.00 SSSSSU* $18.50 ?& Sc ”?":. ari . a $49.00 Brunswick. 4 Screen Grid flf) 9-Tube Set P * Neutrowound with <sl Q E^A with Philco Speaker <pJ.t7.Ov St ■“. $69.00 Victor, Walnut cabinet, AA 1931 model MQ.UU Combination $115.00 All Radios Priced Complete Nothing Else to Buy Radio Bargain Shop 225 E. Washington REPOSSESSED Atwater Kent, model 60. 8 tube, triple screen grid. 1930 model, looks like new. unpaid balance only $59. Original price $155. Terms. Ask for Mr. Kempler. KEMPLER RADIO CO. 36 Virginia Ave. Rl. 3235. IF YOU SEE a want ad that Interests you. answer it today, the opportunity may be gone tomorrow. Barter and Swap 40-ACRE farm for sals or trade for what have you% Ri. 0477. Miscellaneous for Sale ICE CREAM SALT" Several bags at 50 each, while they last High-grade canned apples reduced to 35c per No. 1C can Motor oil in attractive 5-gallon containers, $2.50 each. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Capital and South St. HARDWARE OWNERS' Very fine “U" shaped display - table, electrical wired; bargain. 316 N. 111. St. Li. 4438. CAFE OWNERS These beautiful landscape oil paintings 32 ins. wide and 71 ins. long; very attractive; bargain. 316 N. 111. |t. LI. 4438. Liberal Terms and Trade On new and factory rebuilt electric water pumps. All guaranteed. MEIER ELECTRIC St MACHINE CO.. 3525 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1151. . CASH FOR USED SCHOOL BOOKS. CRAWFORD DRUG CO. 813 N. DELAWARE. U. 1800^ Plums for Jelly and Preserving, WA. 0*37 OR RI. 4164. Easy Credit Terms on new and factory rebuilt eleeMEIER ELECTRIC * MACHINE CO.. 3335 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1151. trie air compressors. All guaranteed. FURNACE and stove repairing. MODEL STOVE CO.. 622 E. Wash. Ri. 0369. Miscellaneous Wanted ______ OP ALL KINDS. HOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED HODGES AUCTION HI 2019 CASH—For vour piano, furniture, let us give estimate. Rl. 8044. HOUSE CLEANING?—Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Rl. 6622. 127 W Georgia SL ‘ -"CASH FOR FURNITURE NO ONE CAN PAY MORE. CALL WERLEY. HUMBOLDT 7274 FIRST. Business Opportunities ROOMING house; 13 rooms. 2 baths: sell or trade for car, or what? Ha. 4838-W. IDEAL location for dentist, good town; National highway, 40 miles out. Ir. 1320. - Money to Loan trnmm AingHpiANS Buckeye Finance Cos. 207 E. New York St . RI. 4974 autos" SmSfrußß LOANS SHOW'S? 1 Tau *‘ mo %.Mm.

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Money to Loan Loans $lO to *3OO In 24 houra. . PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Beneficial Loan Society ; . „X. e . raonai Property Loans COMPANY. Inc. IfliL % Washington St. Riley 7561 110244 Prospect 8t Drexe) SOPH LOANS—On furniture. Rate per month 2% LOWEST IN CITY INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE association l 33 ritv?f Cll 2? ntal Bld2 - RL 3587. Other Companies Paid Off, Auto Supplies and Repairs SAVE 50% ON ANY JOB* "SS p & SHfIS! toWlinE absolutely suitavfn £<ver Ytninsr 5 ’ readY ,0 run - £ -3117 W Washington < S? ERS 4300 CUDELHOEFER WAGON CO— win Automobiles for Sale Selected List I 11%$ stand! Betclub8 et club }i\ Chrysler new 6 coupe. iqoo Plymouth coupe. E ra nk!m sedan ... . 1928 Essex coupe . Poo' lla S 3 J 4 cust om sedan"” w! Ch C rv!, r £ L SDOrt Phaeton .11111’"’ flo iopi b U rn cus tom coupe. .. 19 | 9 n i2. asl l a P eeia l rdstr. its real worth DrlC£d W* Trade. pee them at once. Terms, The Citizens Motor Car Cos." iso N/niiJ 0 e is r st With Packard, Ri 77 ‘. Ogen evenings and finndaw 7 Fenders and Body Work Wrecks Rebuilt Upholstery & Wood Work 24-Hour Tow-in Service ' Truck Painting and Lettering MASTER PAINT : r AND BODY CO ~ 928 N. Penn. LI. 8994! Authorized Peerless Service choice 0 "’ >ordor " dans an * 813 P C. O. WARNOCK. J. 1.9 E Washington st r,t 8395 ; Brains in Used Carl -92L-23_v lrgln f a A^g N BROS Dr 1927 MODEL Tti-ton truck; *53: * ~ Jig T Ww.hinet.n ffiUOCK. t) 1930 MODEL A TUDOR SEDAN 3395 — _ _C. O. WARNOCK. ’ * - E - Washington St. r j 1929 BUSINtss COUPE. *250 819 r 9 WARNOCK. -819 E. Washington St r, Indianapolis Buick Cos. 1302 E. Wash. r, IS7< Come in "Drlva the News'’’ bAnm Chevrolet, igsn coupWT —4 kIM?* frnrtt fo L. vou to cho<r-<* | A‘l condition throughout. !l ach LAUTH CHEVRO. - WBa tiingtor. Cadillac, 192&-—314 speicin Ur°es° r only s^s™ tW branrJ Indianapolis Buick Cos. - 1302 E Wash L 1 Come in "Drive the New 8” XIHEVKOLET coach. 1926: looks andr C 1& S s22s*’ Hare Chevrolet Cos. > 5*9 E. Wash. 8t rj 5394 Open Evening* and Sunday.’ ISZS DODOE SEDAN—finished' IN DARI' -234, sffS T l?°° AOT ° m r:u ...V Xf2? D i.J. udor sedar L 1930; looks aod Terms * 8 anew car: on lV *335. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E Wash. Et. Ri, 5324, Open Evenings and Sunday. ttftpL fjA Fords, 1929, tudors arid Ts v-ff coupes; all reconditioned, 7 tn ILJOW choose from for *260 each, ft, LAUTH CHEVROLET CO . 3547 E Wash. Ir 1176. Htjpp s.p ass sedan. 2 new tires, paint.’ upholstery and mechanically in A-l copUlt lon. *175. BROWNING GENT CO-. INC- Tenth and Meridian Ri 8653 7 PASS. HUDSON SEDAN - ~ Has been used for family driving only and truly is in remarkably good conditioM Trade aPPearanCe ’ Prlee<i 5165 Terras J^S.M? A ffi2 1 “° TOR SALEE br 1927 OLDSMORIE COACIF *125 Terms—Trade. JONES MOTOR CORP. Capitol and Vermont,. Li. 445. STUDE.BAKER—Commander sedan: a rek* buy for $275; terms. Browning Gent Cos., Inc. 10th and Merldlarn 8651^ Trucks FORD 1929 lVj-Ton Ford panel body; ta Dest of condition. FRANK HATFIELD CQ623 N Capitol R| 9326 Automobiles Wanted Want to Sell Your Car? ~ DON'T DO IT! Trade it to us on a new Ford Leave a small deposit, ana take the balance home with you la cadi. No delay Anv and all models NORTHWESTERN SALES CO. Authorized Ford Dealers. 2929 Northwestern Ave. ' WILL—Pav cash tor vour car oF 1 WOLF AUTO CO. JU. JUS. Ml JL JQtottA