Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 191, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1931 — Page 13

DEC. 19, 1931.

N. Y. WILL GIVE ‘BOOTH MUMMY' COLD SHOULDER There’s Health Board Law of Speedy Burial for All Dead. By f nitrrl press NEW YORK, Dec. 19.—That famous mummy trouping under the proposed alias of John Wilkes Booth, with the distorted right thumb and the broken left fibula, never will play Broadway, if the board of health knows about it. A speedy burial awaits this stuffed assassin, or fake assassin, if it should appear in New York. The city’s health laws require interment within one week, even though the specimen be of historic value or of county fair fame. That is the law quoted at city hall, regardless of the fact that the Metropolitan museum displays a group of Egyptian Pharaohs and that Tex Rickard once exhibited some mummified desperadoes of the old west in a Madison Square Garden sub-basement. Tex seemed to have outwitted city officials by ordering his masterpieces kidnaped, should an inspector appear. Were 28 Years Old Just how the Metropolitan’s mummies are reconciled with the law'; has not been explained, unless it is the 3,000 odd years behind these withered noblemen. Os course, this fledgling undergoing X-rays in Chicago is a mere 28 years old. As to what departed shade this earthly remnant belongs, most investigators accept the history book .story that Lincoln’s assassin' was slain in Garrett’s barn in Virginia and that the ‘body was buried in a Baltimore cemetery. This notwithstanding the discovery of that corroded monogram ring bearing the initial “B” in the stomach of the mummy Ballyhooed as Booth’s, and also remembering the three books of a certain author, two proving prohibition is a success and the third that this mummy is genuine. Toint to Confession Champions of the mummy argue, however, that the wrong man wan killed in that Virginia barn, and point to the numerous confessions of a certain David E. George, alias John St. Helen of Enid, Okla. George’s most famous confession, the pro-Booth. 1 ? argue, was to an Enid priest, when the former felt he was on his death bed. The anti-Booths answer this with the story that George pulled through with a few slugs of brandy and laughed off his confession afterward. These two schools of thought continue through more episodes of a similar nature. They seem to agree only on one point—that George was a strenuous drinker. And the wags say that’s why the mummy is presed so well. LIABILITY UPHELD IN ‘DISOBEDIENCE DEATH’ Infraction of Verbal Orders no Bar to Relief, Court Holds. Disobeyance of verbal orders by a workman does not exempt the employer irom liability, the appellate court has ruled. In an opinion written by Judge Posey Kime, the court upheld the ruling of the state industrial board awarding compensation to Mrs. *sse Mae Miller, Terre Haute, for e death of her husband. He tvas killed while' driving a truck for Ivan L. Morris, Terre Haute. Morris contended that he was not liable because he had warned Miller to stop driving and go to a hotel and rest, the driver having gone for hours without sleep. Under the court’s ruling such verbal orders are not binding. Rules must be written or printed and posted in a conspicuous place, the court held. 5 U. S. POSTS AWARDED {Senate Confirms Appointments to Federal Boards. />\j United Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—Two members of the federal reserve board, two members of the federal farm loan board and a member of the United Sttes shipping board were coinfirmcd Friday by the senate. They were: Federal reserve, George R. James of Tennessee and Wayland Magee of Nebraska. Farm loan board, Horace P. Bestor, Missouri, and James B. Madison, West Virginia. Shipping board, Jefferson Myers, Oregon. . Births Girls James and Marie Wirey. 1718 Ludlow, Ralph and Virginia Potter, Coleman h °Max nl and Donnie Smith, Coleman hos % John and Thelma Eskridge, Coleman hospital. Boys Henry and Frances Teipcn. 1635 Finley. Cecil and Le Vaughn, Smith, 1846 Orleans. Frank and Emma Smith, 329 East Minnesota. John and Essie Eisenmenger, 1863 Perkins. Ps!nek and Mary White, 323 Hbrth Tempi®. ; • • Charlie and Qorda Wright, Coleman hosWalter and Lela Hutto, Coleman hosEdward and Nellie Jacobs, Coleman hosand Clemner McGill, 1636 Columbia. . Deaths Ernest Berns/ 49. 3048 North Illinois, coronary thrombosis. Timothy Maekessy, 73. 220 North Summitt, arteriosclerosis. Frank W. Staler. 77, 1839 West Washington. cardio vascular renal disease. Mary V. Jenkins, 81, 66 North Sheridan. acute myocarditis. Elizabeth Polen, 81. 332 Lesley, arterioPendergast, 73. 1334 North Gale. Chronic myocarditis. . .. . George Edward Dissler, 53. city hospital, acute meningitis. . . ~ , Annie P. Bross. 74. Coleman hospital. Cerebral' hemorrhage. , .. . Sevmour Morrison, 69, 2610 Aashland, angina pectoris. Julius F. Reinecke. 80. 3101 North Delaware. chronic ■myocarditis St. Clair Parry. 70. 3010 North Meridan, cerebral hemorrhage. . , Sarah B Rowans, 65. 435 Agnes, cerebral hemorrhage. Israel Williams. 68. 3526 East TwentyUMth. mitral regurgitation. *’ Homer Mar Vin IngersolL’ 59. 932 Bellfontaine. acute dilatation of heart. Naomi West, 31, citv hospital, toxic Roy Jolley. 40, 1507 Roosevelt, acute dilatation of heart. . .. , William H. Peyton. 62 Long hospital, C *MUdred a Frances Wood. 25. 5121 Pleasant Cl jame* n fLTuen!' t 43, city hospital, peritonitis.

WEEKLY LIVESTOCK REVIEW

Week Ending Pee. 18 By V. 8. Dept, of Acrlcultore . , HOGS Local packers absorbed the major portion of the week's hog supply, but apparently would not tolerate higher prices, shipping Interests were handicapped by unsatisfactory eastern trade conditions and low prices for live hogs in the west. Prices fluctuated slightly from dav to day. but the net result ia a loss in values. A top of |4 50 was registered last Saturday and early sales Monday were made on the same basis This position could not be retained, however, and alight downturns have been the rule since early Monday morning. Closing prices today for all weights from ICO to 300 pounds are *4 to *4 20. the latter paid sparingly for a saw choice lights. This is a net loss of 10 to 15 cents compared with last week. The bi .s Question fn almost all minds now is "Where is the bottom and has it been reached?” The usual answer is "Who knows?” CATTLE The past week has been one of the most dlsatrous periods within the recollection of many producers and cattle salesmen, and has been equally unsatisfactory to packers and distributors of dressed meats. The congested condition of eastern morkets has been reflected in no uncertain manner in the terminal markets for livestock. In fact the past week has developed such unusual, although expected, declines, that comparison means little If anything The net result of the week's price change has been a narrowing of the unreasonable spread between strictly choice and near good steers, removing long fed and highly finished descriptions from the pinnacle which they have heretofore held. All grades and classes of slaughter cattle have worked downward during the week, and the loss on steers is estimated from 50 cents to *l. In the opinion of many closely associated with the market, the most disturbing factor is stagnation. In reality the severity of the decline can not be accurately maseured In dollars and cents. Congested conditions in major trade centers and a loss of confidence in the future are paramount to the price concessions enforced this week. At times the principal concern of salesmen was to find a buyer regardless of price. From the buyers' standpoint nothing is cheap unless he has a home for it. £o the result was a series of dull, lifeless markets with the price trend unmistakably downward. Steer sales for the week bulked from *3.75 to $6, the latter price paid for a load of near good lightweights averaging 923 pounds. Two loads scaling 1,072 nounds topped at *9 25 and a load of heavies averaging 1.380 pounds cleared at $8 50. All grades of she stock went to new low levels, with better grade cows and light heifers taking most punishment. Cows suitable for carcass beef are now selling from *2.50 to *3.50 with a few up to *4. representing a loss of 25 to 50 cents. Heifers are an uncertain quantity and a drastic, but unmeasurable, decline has been recorded. Bulk sales range from *3.50 to *6.50, with a few better lightweights from *7 to *8.50. Those selling within the latter range have been so scarce that they might well be ignored. Low cutters and cutter cows closed the period at *1.50 to *2.50 with the exception of a few under *l. Vealers started the Thursday to Thursday period with a flourish, holding to a top of *8 Later conditions did not justify this position and prices have receded to the extent of sl. Strictly choice vealers sold today at *7 with some good kinds at *6.50 pnd lower grades on down to *3.50 and less. Common and medium vealers have been slow movers at uncertain values. SHEEP Lamb supplies during the past week have been normal in volume and fairly well distributed from day to day. Local packers and shippers have operated consistently. but were forced to rduce their ideas slightly in a price wav. It seems that a loss of at least 25 cents has been enforced. Bulk prices today for good and choice lambs are $5.50 to *6.75, compared with $5.75 to *6 a week ago. A few choice ewe and wethers reached $6 Wednesday, and others have sold at $5.85. These are comparable with lambs at *6.10 and $6.25 last week. The downward price trend has not been confined to local trade and there is a normal outlet for all available supplies at prices on a parity with other central markets.

THE TIMES . Want Ad Headquarters Transient Rates Minimum spaced want ad accepted Is two lines. Charge Cash Number Insertions Per Line Per Line Or.e Time 20 - .19 3 consecutive times 16 .15 6 consecutive times 13 .12 Rooms, Etc. Charge Based on Two Lines. „ ~ Charge Cash 2 lines, one time 37 .35 2 lines. 3 times 78 .72 2 lines. 6 times 1.12 1.00 Discounts Ads may be phoned in and charged if the advertiser is listed in the phone directory or is identified and accepted by the credit department. A DISCOUNT of ONE CENT FOR EACH LINE Is given to transient advertisers paving their bill within ONE WEEK aftebilling. Advertisers are asked to take advantage of this discount. Deaths, Lost and Found, Etc. Death Notices. Cards of Thanks. In Meniorlams Lodge and Church Notices. Lost and Found ads are charged at a rate ol 10 cents per lhne. Situation Wanted, 2 Cents per Word. Minimum 12 Words. Want ads may be phoned in as late as 11:15 A. M. for publication in the 2:00 P. M. Home Edition on the same day. Phone Service 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. Daily Phone: RILEY 5551 ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices ANDERSON. MRS. MARY E.—Beloved mother of Grafton, residing at 4239 College ave.. passed away Thursday evening. Services Sunday 1:30 p. m. at the Christian church. Bloomfield. Ind. Friends may call at the PLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY until Sat. eve. EDWARDS. IDA VANSLYKE—Age 70. beloved wife of Jerome B. Edwards, mother of Miss Virginia and Van Edwards and sister of Mij,. Jane Nesom, Mrs. Victoria Walker of Bloomington, Ind.; Mrs. Etta Ellis of Jasonville, Ind., and Mrs. Mary Josephine VanSlyke of Chicago, 111., departed this life Wednesday, Dec. 16. Services at family residence. 1923 Park Ave.. Saturday,. Dec. 19, at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Interment in Glen Haven cemetery. LINAHAN, JOSEPH—Age 64 yrs., Thursday. 6 a. m. Funeral from LAUCK FUNERAL HOME Saturday, 7:30 a. m.; St. John's church, 8 a. m. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. , POWELL, CHARLES—Age 68 years, husband of Ella Powell, died Thursday. Dec. 17. at residence, 213 S. Holmes ave. Funeral Saturday. Dec. 19, 11 a. m.. at Milton. Ky. Friends invited. GEORGE W. USHEft in charge. [Madison (Ind.) papers please copy.] ROJENRERG. JAMES—Beloved husband of Elizabeth Rodenberg and- father of Elmer J. Rodenberg. Mrs. Ella Daln, Mrs. Lulu Towns and Mrs. Bertha Roberts, passed away at the residence. 929 S. Delaware st., Wednesday. Dec. 16. age 76 years. Funeral services will be held at the residence Saturday afternoon. Dec. 19. at 2 o'clock. Friends may call at the residence Friday afternoon and evening. Burial Washington Park cemetery. Funeral and burial private. Please omit flowers. WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS. SULLIVAN. BOBBY-JOE—Age 2 years, beloved little son of Hugh and Josephine Gill Sullivan, died at Cincinnati Thursday evening. Friends mav call at the KIRBY-DINN MORTUARY, 1901 N. Meridian st., Friday, 8:10 p. m. Funeral Saturday 1:30 p. m.; at the MORTUARY. 2 p. m„ St. Phillip Neri church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. 2 Cards, In Memoriams FREIJE—In loving memory of our dear father, MICHAEL FREIJE, who passed away Dec. 18. 1922. Nine years have passed. Since that sad day; When the one we loved, was laid away. Surrounded by friends, we are lonesome, In the midst of joy, we are blue; With a smile on our faces, We have a heartache. Longing, Dear Father, for vou. Sadly missed by SON AND DAUGHTERS. 3 Funeral Directors, Florists W. D. BEAN BLOSSOM 1321 W. Ray BE. 1588 W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2226 Shelby St. Branch office. 1634 W Morris. Dr, 2570. GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. Market RI. 5374 HISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware LI. 3828 WM. E. KRIEGER 1402 N. Illinois St. RL 1248 EADES BROS. 1814 W. Morris. Be. 4327. J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect Dr. 0321-0322. GOODRICH FUNERAL HOME. 1611 N Meridian. Ta losn 4 Lost and Found GRUEN wrist watch, set with 2 diamonds 4 blue sapphires, lost Tues. noon between 11:30 and 12:30 in Wasson Store. Finder please call Be. 3276. Reward. LOST—Large yellow female dog.~part police. license tag No. 4021 Chain attached. Reward. 4545 Broadway. Hu. 5657. LOST —Small square white gold watch on black rifclttqn, Frt., Dec. 11, Meridian bu* or iixot mg district; reward, Ta, 3240.

AMOUHCEMEHTS 4 Lost and Found PARTY lost borrowed lady's riding habit in Hook's Drug store: wash ana Meridlan. Thursday: reward. Hu. 382 St BETWEEN L. 8 Ayres A- Cos, Columbia Club, or in taxi, rimless glasses, blue case. R 1 9441. Employment office. LOST—Small black male dog. white breast, white hind toes: name, address on coliar: reward. Ch. 4723-W. LOST—English Setter, black and white, brown spots on front legs, white spot on hack; reward. Hu. 3030. LOST—Lady's wrist watch, flexible braceiet. downtown strets: reward. Ir, 7822. LOST—Small coin purse containing about $21.50; reward. Dr. 6033 5 Personal* Old Gold —Gold Teeth Discarded Jewelry Will Pay Cash Standard Gold Smelting Cos. 4th Floor—23 N. Pennsylvania St. For Correct Time =CALL RI. 6481 THEN LlSTEN===== I WILL not be responsible for debts, con"/ tracted bv any other than mvself, on or after Dec. 15. KENNETH HEYDON. 206 Parkview. SECURITY Building and Loan Association of Indianapolis. Indiana, wil hold its annual meeting of stockholders and election of seven <7) directors on Tuesday. Jan. 5- i932. at its usual place of meeting. 658 East New York street. EDWARD H. RESENER. President. OTTO BPSCHINO. Secretary. I WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by any one other than myself on and after Friday, Dec. 18. 1931. MILFORD R, BENNETT, 146 W. 33rd. PILES removed wit.houut pam no anesthetic. no after effects, no Joss of time from wok. For appolntm’t phone Ir. 3344. PILES —Cured without pain or loss of time Treatment is modern and reliable Call for appointment. Ri. 2737. SEWTNG aII kinds—Dressmaking. E::- ' ’ •*- J perieneed seanitress. He 4586, BUSINESS SERVICeT ~ 7 Business Services GEN. REPAIRING—ReaI sewer man: leaky roofs, gutters, furnace colls. Ch, 2283-J. 7-A Moving, Transfer, Storage CLEAN FIREPROOF STORAGE—Where your goods are safe. Private lockers. Low rates, easy terms. Get our price on moving: guaranteed service. PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. Call Ri, 7750. 419-23 E. Market St. STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING Special prices on return loads, packing California shipments. Pool cars. Ri. 3628. Ri. 6561. Nights. Ch. 0699-W OTTO J. SUESZ. TRANSFER-STORAGE—Lowest price ever before quoted in city. Local and long distance hauling, 1410 N, West St. Li. 1734. MOVING. $3 —You help, *1 less; quick service: careful white men. Ch. 5840, MOV ING—Hauling, $2 up; white men; anything, anywhere, anytime. Ch. 2878. LOAV-PRICED moving. Call for estimate CHAS. COOMBS, 54 S. La Salle. Ch, 3391. CARLIN TRUCKING CO.—Cash, credit or furniture. He. 3829. Ch. 1702-J. STORAGE Reasonable rates; barOXUXVnUD gains ,- n furn L 1 8Q75 MOVING AND HAULlNG—Responsible white men. Call for estimate Dr. 5629-M. 7-B Paperhanging and Painting HAVE YOUR HOME PAPERED FOR XMAS,, *4 PER ROOM, CH 2004. BRIGHTEN vour home for X.nas bv cleaning your wail paper: $1 rm, Ri. 4628. 7-C Plumbing and Heating BATH ROOM—Complete. *6O: plumbing A heating Installed: reasonable. Ta. 4057 INSTRUCTIONS ~ It* Schools, Colleges, Tutoring SPECIAL—6 Weeks free instruction: voice mano or pipe organ: onlv $2. No ither cost or obligations. Ir. 0956, HELPWANTED

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13 Help Wanted—Male SHOEMAKER—AIso combination hap man and presser. Must be good. Out of town. Box A-295, MEN and boys to hunt and trap furs. MR. FREE will buy them. 1904 E. Wash. 14 Help Wanted—Female WAITRESS. 15 Wanted—Male or Female WHITE pianist and sketch team. Personai interview. Call at 650 E. 15th. J RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms BELLEFONTAINE—Nice, clean rm., well heated: $2.50; private entrance. Ri. 1839. BLUE RIDGE RD., 333—Beautifully furn., master bedrm.; garage; reas. Hu. 7275. BROADWAY, 1947—*3. nice light rm., next bath; home privileges. He. 2648, CARROLLIo T 3301 BEAUTIFULLY FURN.. WARM RM.. LOVELY HOME. REF. WA, 3094. CARROLLTON. 3420—Warm, front rm.: 1 or 2 emp,; ga, opt.; nr. transp. Wa. 3378. CENTRAL, 1032—Exceptionally nice, front good heat; hot water. Li. 3180. CENTRAL, 1323—Rm.. private lavatory, commode: gd. heat; gentleman. Li. 7603. COLLEGE. 3553—Warm rm.; private entrance; shower: gar.; reas. Wa. 1645-W. COLLEGE, 3118—Comfortable front room. for 1 or 2; priv, home; reas. Wa. 0389. DELAWARE, N., 2043, APT. 4—Rm. steam heat., close bath; priv. entrance; 1 or 2. ILL. car; lovely warm rm."; twin beds; adjoining bath; privleges. Ta. 5929. ILLINOIS and Vermont; steam heated room for business person. 45 Rink Apt. Li. 1877. NEW JERSEY, N., 2431—Cozy, warm rm., private home: breakfast opt’l. Ta. 2032, OAKLAND, N., 1133—3 windows, large, _ front; girls or couple: garage. Ch. 4252 R. PENNSYLVANIA. NY 1347—Lovelv rmT slutable for 2 men; garage. Li. 8857. TALBOT. n7! 1661—2. warm, mod. rmsi; Penn, car at door; one. $2,50. WALNUT, E., 450 (NO. 5) —2 mod. sleeping rooms; privileges of living rm.; steam ht. WASH.. E.. 3702—WARM RM.; HOME PRIVILEGES; $4, DR. 7236. WOODRUFF, 962 E. Dr.—Warm room; new home: private. Ch. 5253-J. 11TH, W.. 132—Nicely furn., warm, .mod., single or dble.; pri. ent ; car sp.;f|2 ea. 22ND. E.. 725—1 sleeping rm., next to bath: *2.50. He. 1086. PRINCETON HOTEL Nice clean rms.. hot. cold water. *swk.: bath: *7. Steam heat. A real winter home; ladles gentlemen. 232 S. 111. HOTEL ANTLERS CLINTON HOTEL, 29 Va.—Large rm., 2 beds; sleeping & housekeeping; stm. ht. ST DF!NTS HOTEL: warm, clean. *7 xviliix JO for 2 136 w Market. $2.50 —2124 N. Penn.; lovely rm.. twin beds, home privileges; steam heat. Ta. 3000. YOUNG business or professional man; private home. Call Wa. 0648. GREAT EASTERN HOTEL $3 WK. AND UP; 1 WK. FREE. 519 per week up; steam heat. Capitol Hotel. 1102 N, Capitol Ave. LOVELY wprm room; every privilege; real home, Wa. 0503-R, evenings. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS 18 Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. N. 447—1 and 3-rm apts.; *4 to *7: steam heat; free parking. BEVILLE N„ *29—2 rms., bath, sink, steam heat; couple or 2 men. Ch. 7581. BROADWAY. 1536—2 WARM RMS.; INDR. BED; PRI. TOILET: OVRSTFED; ADL. BROADWAY. 1134—Rm. and kitchen; 54.50; 2 rms.. kitchenette, private bath; *8.50. BROADWAY. 1339 —2 rms.. private bath, private front entrance. Reasonable. CENTRAL, 2512—1 or 2-rm. suite: plenty hot water; Central car: stores close. CHESTER. N.. 430—2 rms., bath; modern for housekeeping; unfurnished. Ir. 0464. COLLEGE, 2630—2 nicely furn. rms., private home; steam heat; garage. COLLEGE. 2224—CLN.. WELL FURN; 1 & 2-RM. FRONT APTS, REAS. HE 4221. EVISON. 1130—3 rms.. furnished; semimodern. Dr 0367, after 5 p. m. FOUNTAIN SQUARE—3 rms., *4.50; 2 rms. $3 and *3.50; not modern. 1017 Prospect. GROVE. 806 —2 rm. apt. unfurnished; heat and light furnished. sls month. HI., N., 2339—2-rm., kitchenette apt., priv. ent.; Maytag washer; $7.50, Ta. 7110. ILLINOIS. 805 N.—Housekeeping rm., newif decorated; hot water; suit, for 2; s4>

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18 Housekeeping Rooms __ ILLINOIS. N.. 1808—Furn or unfurn. rms., >2: newly decorated. Ha. 3203-R. ILL.. N.. 2020—3 rm. apt., real home: excell. heat; good car service: 2 to 4 persons; *B. was >lO. See this! MARKET. E.. 1322—1 and 3 rms.. suitable for 4: good heat: mod., prlv. entr; redu MARYLAND. E.. 2014 —3 rm. double, modern. furn.; gar Reasonable. Dr. 5711-W. NEW~JERSEY, N., 1232—3 rms.; private bath; city heat: reasonable. NOBLE, N., 348—Modern. 2-rm. apt. with water: *6 per week. SrIENTAL. N.. 20—2-rm. furn. apt.; 87; mod., steam heat: also sleeping rm. PARK. 1655—We1l furn.. connecting 2 rm. apt.: good neighborhood. RANDOLPH. N . 232—2 furnished rooms tor housekeeping. RI. 5986. STATE. N.. 423—3 rms.. good heat; sink; everything turn.; nr. carline. Ch. 0162-J. TALBOT. N.. 2422—Priv. ent.; 2-rm. apt.. sink. 2 beds, clean: *6 wk. Ta. 7110. TRAUB, 128 N.—Furn. 2 front rms.; light, heat, water; *lB mo. Ir. 2682. VIRGINIA. 509—2 housekeep. rms.: all uutillties: modern: $5 wk.: prlv. entrance. WALCOTT. N.. 333—2-rm. frt apt.: warm, completely furn.: pri, ent.; ga. Ri. 1218. WALNUT. E., 115—2 rooms, furnished: clean; *5. See housekeeper In basement. WASH.. E.. 3301—3 rms.. everything furn.; private entrance; reasonable. WOODRUFF PL.. 544 M. DR.—Apt., *6; 1 apt., $8; running ta.; ail fur. Ch. 3173. 22ND. E.. 725—3 rms.. unfurn.. *6 week; 2 rms.. kitchenette, unfurn.. *4, He. 1086. 33A0. W.. 930—Clean, mod.. 2 rms., utilities. sink in kitchen. Ta. 6983 or 0960. DOWNTOWN—Furnished or unlurnisnea 1 or 2 rms.. wklv or monthly rates: utli Call BREVORT HOTEL. 111. & Ohio Sts LOVELY WOODRUFF—Rm.; private bath; COLORED—Furn. rm : heat furn.; *lO mor.*h. Ri. 5743, 552 Agnes. MODERN—Furnished 2-rm apt.; garage; *5.50; private entrance. 937 English Ave. 2 AND 4-RM. Apts, furnished or unfurnished: reasonable Ir. 2952. 19 Rooms with Board DELAWARE, N.. 2602—M0D. FRONT. FOR 2; PRIVILEGES: $6 EACH. HA. 1319. LAUREL. 818—WARM RM.; HOME COOKING; LAUNDRY. $6; NR, CAR. DR. 3792-J NEW JERSEY. N.. 1202—Warm living. bedrm. combined; home cooking. Li. 3122. TALBOT, N.. 2858—Lovelv room: X or 2 desiring real home. Ha. 0209-R. TALBOT. N., 1851—Lovely warm front rm.: good meals: priv. family. Ha, 3455-M SMALL CHILD: MOTHER'S CARE; SUBURBAN HOME: CLOSE IN. BE, 3375-R-2. CHILDREN—Good care; warm, modern, priv, home: near school: $4. Li. 9413. MODERN; attractive warm rm.: 2 meals; home cooking; garage. Ch, 1066-R, 21 Unfurnished Apartments ASHLAND. 1338 —3-room, kitchenette, bath apt.: garage; $42.50, Key on premises. CENTRAL. 3145 —LOVELV 4-ROOM APT.; UTILITIES PAID; VERY REASONABLE CENTRAL. 3842—Exclusive Apt.: 2 bedrms.; car.: steam heat; *IOO. Wa, 1871. CLIFTON. 3406 —2 apts.; 4 and 5 rooms; *3O and $35, Ta. 6010; eves.. Ta. 1774. DELAWARE, N.. 811—Mod., 4-room apt.; wa.. good heat furn; rent down. Li. 1800. ILLINOIS. N.. 2952 —4 rms.. sun rm.; *SO; Frigidaire, oil-heat, water pd. Ta, 082 H. MERIDIAN, S.. 804—Two 5-rm apts.; elec.. gas; no heat. Dr, 0324; water paid. WASH., E., 5014—Big bargain in modern apts.; good heat; garage. Ir. 6663, 21ST, W., 42—3 bedrm. mod. upper duplex: Farquar heat; hot Water furn; tile bath; veranda; yard. Ta, 4702. • Apartment Rental Bureau Aoartments In all parts of citv: fre< transportation to inspect apartments Call He 1237 or RI 1371 dav or night REDUCED RENT 42 W, Eleventh; nicely decorated; Kitchenette apt.; utilities furnished; *25,50. Call Apt, No. 1, THE GRANT. Indianapolis Rental Agency Complete list apartments all locations. No obligations. Transportation free. Li. 6452. Evenings Wa. 0433 or Be. 3114. THE PATRICIA—BS2 Piospect; .3 rms.: stoker heat; all utilities Dr. 2591-M. 3 ROOM APT.—ALL UTILITIES FURHA. 1483. $25 —Modern Bargain—s2s Four rooms and bath: heat, water. LI. 4697

$32.50 DUNDEE APTS.: VA. AVE. & McCARTY St. Heat, gas, Frigidaire, hot water. See Custbdian. Apt. 47, 22 Unfurnished Houses TDAMS, 2022—5 rms., strictly mod., gar., near school, car. S3O. Ch, 4700. BOLTON. 921 N.—Owner; new, 3-bedrm. brick veneer; curtains, draperies. Frigidaire, gas range furnished; attached sealed gar. Only $75. Ir. 0531. Ch. 4077 BRADBURY, S., 1128—Dandy 4-rm. mod., garage, water paid, $25. Ri. 7253. BROOKSIDE PKY.. S. DR.. 2241—M0d. 3rm. double; sun parlor; breakfast rm.; hardwood firs.; in-a-door bed; full basement: gar.: water paid: S3O. Ch 1942 CAPITOL. N.. 1202—6-room modern doubles. heat furnished: $32.50. See custodian or call Dr. 21C3, COLLEGE, 5259-61—6-rm. mod., hardwood firs., shower bath, laundry, gar., reduced to S4O, Open for inspection. Ta. 6416. COLLEGE, 1820—10-rm. mod.; ideal for rmers.; new. painted; gar.: S3O. Dr. 3233. COTTAGE. 1601: 5 rms., wa.. toilet inside. wa. pd.: rent red. Hu. 4368. Dr, 3564-R. DALY. 830—9 rooms, citv tfater. elec., lnside toilet: *ls. Owner. 1430 Kennington, DELA.. N.. 1936—Attractive; 7 rms.; 4 bedrms., sleeping porch; oil heat furnished; refrig.; gar.: water pd.; *6O, Hu. 4742. DELAWARE. N.. 2435—535: 6 rms.. modern. garage: A-l condition. Ta. 2187. DENNY, S., 38—South Vz 5-room mod doubie. Reduced $25. Ir. 1420. EAST, N., 801—9 rms., bath, gas, elec, good repair; reduced S2O. Ri. 4773. EDISON. 837 —4-room. bath, water paid: S2O, Ri. 5138, ENGLISH. 2312—Strictly mod. bungalow, dbl. garage, water pd. Dr. 3150. FINLEY. 1228—5 rooms, bath, toilet, gar.; reduced; $17.50, He. 4953. FULTON, 223—4 rms. water pd.; elec. lights, gas; *l4. Li. 7167. GALE. N., 1317—Brookside pk.; 4-room modern; garage; *3l. Ha. 1297-J, GRANT AVE., 805—Bungalow, semi-mod., garage; improved st.; *ls. Ri. 5124. GRAY. N.. 455 —6-rm. modern, single. garage ;$32.50: water pd. Ir, 6066. HARRIS. 27—6-rm. complete bath; r.o furnace; gar.; A-l. Reduced. Be. 0746. HIGH. 1002—Near Eli Lilly’s; 4 rms.: sls: water paid. Call 136 W. Market. ILL.. N., 2143 1 /2: No. 1 and 3—2 rms., *B. Broadway. 2346, 14 rms.. 2 baths, gar. 1626 W New York, 5 rms., gar, Ri. 7725. ILL.. N.. 3621—Near Shortridge: 6-rm. mod., gar.. A-l; $35. Southport 219 R-l. INGRAM. 1822—6-rm mod. double.; gar.; *25; near school, car. Ta. 6569. McPHERSON, 3116—6 rms., mod., full basement, garage. Ir. 4846. MERIDIAN. S., 1347 —4-rm. mod., double; garage; $lB. Ch. 4218. MORELAND, N., 420—5-rm. bungalow; gar., good location; $lB. Dr. 3540-R. NEW JERSEY, 1433 S. —4 rms., semi-mod., gar.; water pd.; clean; reduced to *l4. NOWLAND. 2105—Near Tech: 6 rooms, garage; reduced S3O. Ch. 4220-M. OLNEY, 1301—Near Brookside pk.; corner colonial dbl.; water pd.; S3O. Ch. 7752-R. OXFORD. 237-39—Mod. 5-rm.; excellent repair; gar.; wa. pd.; reduced. Ch, 0763. PARKVIEW. 244—6 rm. mod. double; gar.; good Condition. S3O. Ri. 2344. PERSHING. N.. 1111—6 roms. modern: $25. N. Warman. 1128; 7 rooms: $25. PINE, N., 346—3 rooms and bath; water paid; $12.50, Li. 0672. PRATT. 154 W.—s-room modern; heat and water furn.. S3C. J. G M’CULLOUGH AGENCY. 106 N. Delaware. Li. 5596. RIVERSIDE DR.. 2909—4 rms., breafast nook, Murphy bed, gar., S3O. Ha. 2189. RURAL. N., 200—4 rms., newly deco., 1 sq. from good car, bus line. ST. CLAIRE, E., 3322—5 rms. modern; near bus stop and school. Ch. 6513. SHELBY. 806—Near Fountain Sq.; clean, 4 rms.: water paid: sl4. Dr. 4647-R. SHERMAN DR., S., 1203—S Vi double; mod., *18: water paid. Dr. 3142-J. 2813 NORTH SHERMAN DR.—4 rooms: double; water paid. $16.50. GREGORY & APPEL. INC., 247 North Pennsylvania. SINGLETON. 2103 —5 rooms, bath; garage; clean; *21.50; water paid. Dr, 3509-M. STATE. N., 306—6-rm. mod. double; easily heated; excellent cond.; gar.; near Tech. Holy Cross. Reduced. Ri 2106. STERLING. 1110—Near Tech. 11-room house: double garage. *3O. Ch. 6474. TACOMA. 31 N.—Nr. Tech. 6-rm. mod., gar., water paid; S3O. Ri. 2293. WOODRUFF. W. DR.. 885—New 6-rm. built-ins: ceiotex; $56.50; wa. pd. Wa 3643 10TH. E. .213—7-rm. mod., good condi. *25, Call 136 W. Market. 34TH. W.. 940—5-rm. mod. double. A-l. earaee; reasonable. Hu. 7004, 38TH. E.. 2403—Single, modern, water pd". Bus stop. Ch. 1841, FREE RENT—To Jan. 1. to reliable party; Tacoma. N.. 1618; 6-rm. mod. redec., garage; water pd.; $25. Wa. 0395. COLORED —Nice 4-rm. bungalow. 3520 E. Orange; Tent $lO. Nice 3-rm. bungalow, 3544 E. Orange; rent *8.50. Take 3500 Prospect st. to Earhardt. Call OSCAR LEE. Ri. 7217, COLORED —2461 N. Rural: 3 rooms. *7.50. GREGORY & APPEL, INC. 247 N. Penn. COLORED—HaIf 5-room double. 141 E. Toronto; modern except furnace: special low rent to good tenant. STANDARD OIL CO.. 137 W. 11th St. 23 Furnished Apts, and Hooses BRIGHTWOOD—S rm. modern bungalowclose to school; nicelv furnished; garage. Call 359 W. Washington. BROADWAY, 4164—5-rm. mod. home; neatfurn,; real bargain, right party; gar. DE QUINCEY 427—Desirable Ist fl., 3-rm. priv. apt.; utilities; gar. Ir. 3243. GRAY, *35—5-room bungah w, entirely furnished; references rea lured. MR, SEXTON. Li. mii Ir. 6175.

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23 Furnished Apts, and Houses JEFFERSON. N„ 438—7-rm. mod., completelv fur.: 3 bedrms.; >lO wk. Ch. 6819. MERIDIAN. N. 3616. 4-Bedroom home. *IOO. Ta 3353; Ta. 6416 NEW YORK. W.. 1003—5 rooms; week free; *6; water paid. Ri. 7725. PARK. 3127—2 lovelv bedrsm.. with home privileges (kitchen): every convenience. Wa. 4918, TACOMA. N., 204—5 rms.. semi-modern house: garage: well furn. Ch. 3658-R. WALNUT. E.. 115—3 rms.. bath. *7.50: S rs., alcove, bath; *lO. See hsekp. in bsmt WASHINGTON. E.. 3720—Nicelv furn. modern: 4 rooms, bath. apt., very reas. Ir 5877, WINTER. 2120—Little cottage. nicelv furnished: corv home for 2; garage: *l6 month, or will rent bv week. Ch. 5413-J. 16TH. E.. 2326—M0d. 4-rm. dup.; 2 bedrms.; ht., wa., gar.; *35; adults. Ch. 2847-J, 22ND & TALBOT—3 rooms, bath, furnished or unfurnished. *3O. Li. 2718. 30TH. DELAWARE—7-rm. modern home; good condition; *SO. 138 W’. Market. LITTLE 4-rm. furn house: M block of car line; $6 per week. Ha. 0108. 4-RM. nicely furn. home; water paid' *2B month. 124 N. Denny. Ir, 7752. Ambassador Apt. Hotel REASONABLE DAY WEEK OR MONTB LY RATES Beautiful, modern complete furnlshio or unfurnished with or without hotel service: walking distance 8.50 N Penn svlvania street nr rail RI 1371 25 Offices and Desk Space MICHIGAN. E„ 624—Mod.store room: heat, water furn. Inq. 622 E. Michigan. 26 Wanted to Rent HAVE parties wanting to rent furnished apts, and bungalows, WHITE. Dr. 07.59 "~REAL ESTATE F O R SALE 27 Houses For Sale FOR SALE—S rm. semi-modern cottage: by owner. See this at 429 N. STATE. Bargain. Easy terms. EQUITY in good 6 rooms south for clear lot: some cash; *l2 month. Li. 7167. EAST—6-room modern single; clean: dou"ble garage. Ir. £589. FOR SALE—S-room house and garage: lot 60x315. 1800 S. Lansdale Ave.. Ben Davis. 31 Wanted to Trade 10 ACRES close in with new mod. house. Fruit and shade. Ch. 4107. MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale

QjcanL ” GIFT SHOP “The Quality Shop Where Low Prices Prevail. 136 Monument Circle The Brightest Spot on the Circle VERY SPECIAL 18-Karat White Gold Wedding Rings, set with three DIAMONDS, ONLY $8.35 GIFT SUGGESTIONS IMPORTED ENAMELED PINS $1 Value, now ONLY 59c REAL STONE NECKLACES STERLING SILVER $1 UP VANTINE Perfume Sets ..$1.50 UP REAL AMBER JEWELRY. .$2.95 UP IMPORTED CIGARETTE CASES A REAL VALUE AT $4.95

SPECIAL ONE WEEK! Doors, No. 1, inside, $1 up; front, $2 up. Glass doors. 4 light, glazed, $2.95 each Oar. drs.. 7 ft. 6 in.x7 ft., glaz., $5.95 pr Everything to build or repair with. CORNELL MATERIAL CO. HE. 5177. 1017 E. 19th St. Open Saturday afternoons, ELECTRIC PUMP Rebuilt Paul shallow well. Cheap. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. ONE electric Mayers movable revolving type merchandiser, 3 decks, 12-in., 18-in. and 24-in., with red lights. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. NEW 3*/2-Cubic foot, full automatic electric air compressors. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. DOLLS. 75c to 51.50 each, Doll Trunk sets, 75c each. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. Capitol and South St. JONATHANS—-10 lbs. for 29c; Grimes Golden. 65c bu.; Pecans, 15c lb. 1305 N. Capitol avenue. QUILT —“Double Wedding Ring,” 2-3 quilted. $lO, 36 South Denny St. Ir. 1420. MOVING Picture Machine, “Keystone,” like new, cost 25, sell for sl4, Dr, 3461-V7. WRIST watch, beautiful plat., 26 cut diamonds; must sell, reas. 436 Lemke Bldg. MANGLE—“SIMPLEX,” GOOD COND. VERY PEASONABLE. HE. 5049. UNMOUNTED—S39I diamond, now $295; $l,OBl, now $815; shown at bank. Li. 7167 CINDERS—Sand and gravel, large or small amounts, trucking service. Ir. 2820. 35 Household Goods

ROYAL EUREKA and HOOVER Guaranteed—Rebuilts *l7 $ 1 Week. It Hi', 8121 Fifth Floor

AT AUCTION F urniture—s2s,ooo Stock Reduction Sale Beginning Dec. 17th Until Xmas. Bedroom suites, dining room suites, parlor suites, beds, springs mattresses, novelties, everything for the home, 7:30 p. m. each day this week. Freeman Bros. Furniture Cos. SANTA CLAUS Let the children talk to Santa about their toys by direct wire RI. 2541 COLONIAL FURNITURE CO BREAKFAST SET—ltalian carved dining rm & bedrm twin beds. linen frieze livlng rm. rugs sac 2428 N Meridian HOME beverage coolers, very special at $lO. POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO.. 30th and Northwestern. Ta. 0689. SINGER, cabinet, electric. S6O; Singer portable. S2O. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 126 W. Wash St. Ri. 9718 9 GAS RANGES—To go at $5 ea.; 2 oil and 2 gasoline ranges at bargain prices. 102 S. Penn. St. DOES vour sewing mch. need reoairing. Call White Sewing Machine Cn. Ri. 4755 NEW USED hotblast hting. stoves and base burners: cheap. 1236 Oliver Ave. Be, 2456. FURNITURE —New and used; 3-room outflt; easy terms. N. Barrett. 868 Virginia. DINING-ROOM SUITE, oak. 10 pices; good condition: baraeln. Wa. 0529. DINING Room Suite, Oak, 8 pcs.; good condition. $25. Ch. 2345. 36 Radios, Musical Instruments Gibson harp guitar, S3OO value, S9O. Hohner piano accordion, 60 bass, with case, $57.50. New alto saxophone, silver plated, with gold bell, $88.50. Convenient Terms Pearson Piano Company 128 N. Penn. St. LI. 5513 REPAIRING ON ALL MAKES OF RADIOS, SERVICE CALLS 50c. Ir. 1769. SPECIAL THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS Our regular *6 aerials. S3; regular *1.50 service calls. 50c: radios checked free. RIVERSIDE RADIO SALES & SERVICES. 2648 N. Harding. Ta. 4378. allied Radio Service Cos." Motorolo Auto Radios, reas. Services all radios. Li. 8171. HONEST RADIO REPAIRING —No service charge when tubes are sold. Dr. 5026. PIANOS tuned. *2: 30 years’ experience best work guaranteed. HE. 5584. TELEVISION RECEIVERS SALE OR RENT STEWART RADIO. INC.. WA. 1137. 1932—NEW RADIOS—I 932 E-Z terms, low down pavmtnt. Be. 3343-J. RADIO DOCTOR—Service on all makes. Work guaranteed. Ri, 7725, BRAND NEW RADIOLA No. 80— 9-tube, superheterodyne, using 4 screen grid tubes. Original price $171.50. Special price $69.95. PEARSON PIANO CO. 13* N. Pennsylvania St.

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Radio Bayers ANOTHER SCOOP BY PEARSON'S NEW 9-TUBE EC A Reg. $171.50 aWflHl Model 80 s 69;S H JUST THINK—YOU SAVE MORE fJe R. C. A. . . . standard of the world, foremost and finest in Radio . . . can you imagine such a value as this? A 9-tube Superheterodyne equipped with LOCAL DISTANCE SWITCH . . . TONE CONTROL . . . VOLUME CONT-ROL . . . ILLUMINATED AND MAGNIFIED DIAL . . . IMPROVED ELECTRIC DYNAMIC SPEAKER and many other refinements that assure brilliant performance and thrilling lifelike tone. A handsome cabinet finished in genuine walnut veneer. AH for only §69.95. YOU MUST ACT QUICKLY Only a Limited Number to Go at This Low Price • $5 DOWN • Delivers . . . Other Terms Low as $2 a Week These low terms for local residents only. STORE OPEN EVENINGS

CONN STORE Make Entire Stock Vniir fit ! H Purchased By * OUI Ui! W| PEARSON Selectior §f PIANO CO. Now! §g| SAXOPHONES SS3? xmas. 20% to 331/3% Off Boehm Special Music Stand Clarinets S2O r d to V 2 M B9 , , J__ 120 Bass Hohner Piano 89c Trumpets Accordions Music Bags C an d Gibson Guitars, 20% to rt*-l nQ and 91 3 Up 50% off standard price. j Up 126 N. Pennslyvania St. One Door South of Pearson Piano. Cos.

Latest in New W3BM 7ip PORTABLES |Bg|i CARONA REMINGTON UNDERWOOD BARR AH makes on display. Small down payment 1 and balance on terms next year. Large assortment of rebuilt standard typewriters. jISSI King TYPEWRITER 4 ] EXCHANGE 205 Mass. Ave. LI. 9470 OPPOSITE K. OF P. BLDG.

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EASY TEPwMS FULLY GUARANTEED BARGAINS Atwater Kent, 7-tube Table model $19.50 Majestic, 8-tube superheterodyne ... $42.00 3osch, Table Model ...$25.00 Philco Highboy $44.50 Victor Highboy Combination $45.00 Case Highboy $15.00 Majestic Highboy $59.00 Crosley Buddy Boy ....$25.00 Radiotrope, 9-tube ....$39.00 Radiola No. 60, 9 tubes.s42.oo Brunswick, 9-tube $44.50 Victor, 10-tube Lowboy.s4s.oo Blue Bird Baby Grand.s2s.oo Metropolitan Midget $16.50 Majestic, 8-tube Lowboy. $42.00 Airline, 9-tube Highboy. #27.50 Crosley Lowboy $19.50 All Radios are priced complete, and are fully guaranteed. RADIO Bargain Shop 225 East Washington Street

at PEARSON PIANO COMPANY THIS WEEK ONLY Rare chance to buy one of the world’s finest ptanos at less than half price and on easy terms. SI,OOO STEINWAY $395 700 HAZLETON 345 650 KRAKAUER 295 995 AEOLIAN ELEC. DUO ART PLAYER PIANO 435 And numerous other bargains In really food pianos ail in fine order at $35, SSO. 65 and up. Don't miss this chance of getting a really fine jilano. It may not come again. 128-30 N, Penn. St.

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36 Radios, Musical Instruments

RADIO BARGAINS G-Tube Buckingham Highboy -witli sliding doors $29.50 $179 8-tubc Majestic Highboy .., $69.50 $lO7 Philco 9-tube j if Highboy ....$79.50 EERAI TEF MS Guaranteed Ijo Why buy a cheap wl new instrument when we can sell you a .v, “ s*iX flrst class used one - VfSl Sr Kuaraoteed serv _ PfS m ice for lessl CLARINETS.... $5 up WSn TRUMPETS...*IS up fIJI F SAXOPHONES 525 UP Terms to suit your Ktu pocketbook. LORENZ SAXOPHONE SCHOOL .0 Pembroke Arcade LI. 4800. - , FINE violin, bow and case complete, cheap. 349 Villa Ave. Dr. 5610. 37 Furs, Wearing Apparel NINE dresses, size 18: cheap; also hand emb. twin spreads, 4226 Winthrop Ave. BOY’S overcoat, size 12: chauffeur’s suit; size 38; A-l cond : reas. Wa. 2010, BOY’S Suit & Overcoat., S. 14; good cond.. reas. 1501 North Dearborn. Ch. 5994-R. GIRLS’ Dresses, Size 10-12; ex. cond. 3360 N. Meridian, Apt. J 2, Ta. 2622. LADY’S Winter Coat: red, size 36. *5; Dress Form. *2: both gd. cond. Be. 1297-R. 39 Coal, Wood and Fuel Golden Flame $4 7^ 8-Inch lp.. fkd qTT.I O Tip-Top (W. Va.) HQ A real coal, forked tjJU.VV Poca. No. 3 washed chestnut $6.00 True Flame <E. Kv.t red ash. fkd . 6.50 FREDRICK COALS

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39 Coal. Wood and Fuel “Satisfaction or money refunded*’ Indiana clean fkd $4.50 Golden Flame, fkd. Ip.. .$4.75 Island Creek Fr. Ip $5.75 W. Va. furnace lp $5.75 W. Va. Splint 6-in. fkd..56.00 Tip Top (W. Va.) fkd.. .$6.00 W. Va. Nut and Slack. .$3.75 Poca. No. 3, 6-in. 1p... .$7.75 Citizens Coke .. .$8 and $8.50 INDFLSKPFUELc? OPEBATOBS OF POUR YAPPS PR. 2400 C* \ Pit 2401 SPECIAL FOR CASH Off the Car Ind. Furnace Lp. Fkd. ...$4.50. W. Va. Mine Run. Extra gd.55.00 Old-Time T.iihri'T £1 00 Fk. Luma -JUIiIL, * i.UU Poca. M. R. Extra gd. furn. coal $6.00 LI NCOLN 2233. 701 E WASH

Beautiful 1932 calendar with each order. Prices on Premium Coals No extra charge ton delivery. White Star blk. lg. fkd. $5.00 Very good for furnace or stove. Best White Ash Ind.. 4x6 fkd $4.50 Best White Ash Ind. lg. fkkd 4.75 Best W. Va. 4x6 cln. 'kd .5.75 Best W. Va. blk lg.. fkd 6.00 Best W. Va. egg. cln. fkd 5.75 Best W. Va. M. R.. very lumnv .... 5.00 Best Isl. Crk. or Kv. lg. fkd 6.50 Best Poca. red ash In 7.75 Best Poca. red ash M. R.. Citizens coke, baseburner. S8: furn.. 5.50 Delivery Anvwhere in City. Union Ice EtCoalOj DR. 4621. DR. 4622. ‘‘lt will nav vou to visit our vard and see the difference in good coal.” ’

Try Vo or 1 i Ton of these Premium Coals W. Va. Blk., i ton, S3; Vi t0n..*1.75 White Ash, lg. blk., Vi ton. $2.50 ! ! ton $1.50 7sl. Crk.. >2 ton. *3 25: >, t0n..51.90 oca Lp.. Va ton. *4; Vi ton *2.25 - oca. Egg, ’ = ton, $3.65; t0n..*2.00 C'ONIOUDATEh

COALS FROM "J. & I." SATISFY. White Ash fkd $4.50 Island Creek, fr. Ip $5.75 If you want big lump try Blue Bell Block $6.00 REX. % TON. $2.45: M TON $1.45 W. VA. BLK.. >2 TON, $2.95; % ~.51.75 J. & I. Coal Cos. CII. 6048 COALS FROM "J. & 1.,” SATISFY - Isl. Creek, Furnace 3p $5.75 Best Known Brand Lasts Longer White Ash, Bg. Egg $4.5(J Rex, Vz, $2.45; *4, $1.45. W. Va., blk., $3.00; %, $1.75. J. & I. Coal Cos. CII. 6048. Indian Creek, 8-in. fkd..54.75W. Va., 5-in. fkd $6.00 Pioneer Isl. Crk., fkd... $6.50 West Side Cash Coal Cos. 110 N. Richland Ave. BE. 3014 SPECIAL “ W. Va. Lg. Lp. off car.s6.oo North Street Ccal Cos. . LI. 3188 IR. 4020 100 LBS. FREE WITH EACH TON PURCHASED. Federal Coal Cos. CH. 2291' BRAZIL BLK. FKD. LP. SO'l7 _ TON7SX&S 2 Tons for $10.50. BASKET COAL 25c PER BASKET. Delivery Anywhere. Ch. 6663? Fireplace Wood , Kindling bv load Or bundle. Dr. 4869. WEST VIRGINIA LARGE LP $5^75 DR. 3771. W. Wheel in Free. 40 Wanted to Trade VIOLIN to trade for boy’s bjcvcle. or will sell reasonable. Dr. 4922. 41 Wanted to Buy FURNITURE CALL MR. PIERCE. RI. 2019. WHEN YOU ARE READY TO SELL YOUR GOODS We are the largest buyers and sellers Os used merchandise in the state. WE PAY THE BEST PRICES. HOUSE CLEANING?-Your surplus clothlng. furniture, magazines, papers, wilt help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home Phone for wagon Rl.' 6622. 127 W. Georgia St WANT FURNITURE—4 to 6 rooms: also odd pieces: highest prices. Hu. 7274. • WANT to buy farming lighting outfit., Riley 1123. Day only. LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs, Birds, Pets POLICE PUPPIES—AII black and dark grey, females. $3: males. $5: Ist house n. of 30th on Shadeland Ave.. west side." “BURGLAR ALARMS’’—Small house 'dogs! Inquire Vogue Millinery, 1046 Woodlawn.’ WANTED—Dobs and pups of all breeds. GROVER CRIBE 425 E 16th 1,1. 2904 ENGLISH POINTER bird pups; full blood-’ ed: only 6 left. 1520 S Sheffield. CANARIES—Guar, singers, roll. & Harts Mts.: hold until Xmas. Ta. 5335. WANTED to buy male Fox terriers. GROVER CRISE. 425 E. I6th. Li. 2904. CANARIES—Pretty birds in full song; half _ Price until Xmas. Be. 1865. FOR SALE—Or trade; 60 racing homers. Dr. 5855. 1021 Church St. TWO PET KITTENS—TO GIVE AWAY. TA. 1788. 43 Horses, Cattle, Poultry GEESE and ducks, 15c a lb.; fries and hens. 20c a lb. CARL STEVENS. 265 ff Madison Ave, Dr, 3580. FINANCIAL ~ 45 Business Opportunities LUNCHROOM in a large factory; good Place for man and wife. Price $275 with SIOO down Call Ta. 0162 after 6p. m. 46 Money to Loan - REDUCED YOUR PAYMENTS WE LOAN $25 TO S3OO ON AUTOS OR FURNITURE. Confidential Bervlce Legal Rate* BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. 207 E New York Rl. <974 AUTOS FURNITURE LOANS EQUITABLE FINANCE SO 219 B Ohio St Ll 6605 Loans $lO to *3OO In 24 houra PERSONAL FINANCE OO 34 8 PENNSYI VANIe ST Rl 5054 48 Automobile Loans Don’t lose your auto! Others paid off More money advanced. Cash at once. Courteous, quick service. SACKS BEDS AUIO LOAN ca 308 INDIANA AVE. RL 5994 FREE PARKING COB. NEW YORK AND INDIANA AYB. HOME FINANCE CO 205 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. CORNER PENN AND MICH RI. DfiOO. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE. MONEY * For Xmas. We loan you money on your ear. Quick, courteous service. Plenty of parking space. Legal rate. MERIDIAN* MOTOR SALES, 820 N Meridian BU’ Open evenings till 9 o’clock.