Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 211, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1932 — Page 14

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GARRISON WILL SPEAK BEFORE P.-T. A, GROUP New School Commissioner to Talk at School 34; Meetings Listed. Samuel E. Garrison, who recently took his post as a member of the Indianapolis school board, will speak at 2:30 Wednesday at the meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association of school No. 34. Health plays and a dramatization of "The Book Shop" will be given by pupils. Other activities at school No. 34 include mothers’ chorus meetings the first and third Wednesday each month; sewing class, 8:30 to 11:30 each Wodnes- j day, and a session of the study class at 1:30 Wednesday. Other P.-T. A. meetings scheduled: of school No. 3 will meet Wednesday afternoon. Miss Carrie Scott, of the city library, will speak and pupils of the, 7A grade will sresent a. pageant., followed by a business meeting at 3:15. There will be a cookie sale during the > afternoon. Mrs. Frances In Sneak Mrs. Carrie Frances, of ihe department! of visual education of the public schools, will speak on "Different Types of Visual Instruction in Our Schools," at school No, 7. Wednesday at 3:15. Music and games by pupils will be features of the program. “The Home tn Character Education" will be the subject, of a talk by Mr*. Theodore Vonnegut, at school No. 9. at 3:15 Wednesday. An Indiana pageant will be presented by pupils of the school. Preceding the program at 2 30 tea and rookies wili be served by the home, economics classes Miss Marv Lvnn Wevl. of the Capitol Dairies, will give a health talk a*. 2:30 Wdnrsdav. at school No. 13 Music will be furnished bv the Manual Training ;lgri school orchestra. The Rev. W. A. Shullenberger will he the speaker for a meeting to be netrt at school No. 14. Wednesday nteht at 7:45. The mothers’ chorus will be in rhar?e of the social hour following the meeting. Pastor Will Talk School No. 15 will meet Wednesday at 3. The Rev Ambrose Aegcrter. ol the. B< - ville Avenue E angelica! church, will give an address. Music will be furnished bv Martha Mo.sier. violinist, and Betty Bloorn. nianist. both of the 8A class. Dr. E. N. Amos will speak on child health at school No. 16 Wednesday at 3:15 There will be special music by the j primary grade The Rev. William Lee Spratt will speakon India at school No. 20 Wednesday at i 3:15. There also will be a talk by Miss Mary Lynn Wcyl. representing Capitol j Dairies. Music will be furnished bv Mrs. | Bpratt at the piano. School No. IS will hold Its meeting Wednesday at 2:30. Mrs. Eenora Coffin, director of music appreciation in the city schools, will conduct demonstration classes. There will be music by the Mothers' chorus. Miss Carrie Scott of the city library will speak at school No. 28 Wednesday at j 3:05. on "Recent Books for Children." Music and entertainment will be fur- I nlshed bv pupils. Mrs. Ross Is Speaker Mrs. David Ross will speak on The Movie of Yesterday and Today” at school No. 30. Wednesday at. 2:30. Music will be lurnished by the mothers’ chorus. A talk on music appreciation will be given by Miss Nellie A. Jackson at school No. 31. at 2:30 Wednesday. Music will be. furnished by pupils of Miss Jackson and by the mothers' chorus. Meeting at. school No 36 will be held : Wednesday afternoon at. 2. A morality play. "Dear Son,” and a puppet play hv children of the eighth grade will comprise the program. A business meeting will follow. School No 4,3 will meet Wednesday at 2:30. Dr. Ralph Channel will speak on "Care, of the Ear." and Dr. Henrv B. Morrow will sneak on "Dental Problems in Child Health." Piano solos will be offered bv Mrs. Isaac Marks and daughter. Sara Elisabeth. Dr. T. B, Noble Jr. and Lieutenant Frank Owen will speak at. school No. 41 Wednesday at 2:30. There will he music bv the mothers’ chorus. School It to Meet School No. 44 will met Wednesday at 2:15. Mrs. Oramel Skinner will talk in "Iceland and the Scandana nan Countries.’’ Music will be airnished bv the Metropolitan school of music and a olav. "In the Land of the Wooden Shoes" will be given bv oupils. Business session will follow'. Mothers interested In the mothers' chorus are reauested to meet at 1:15. Dr. Frank S. C. Wicks will speak on "European Impressions” at, school No. 45 at 2:30 Wednesday. Music will be furnished by the intermediate chorus of the school. Dr. Ada Schweitzer will give a health talk at school No. 47, Wednesday at 3:15. There will be a musical entertainment. School 49 will meet. Wednesday at 3:15. Music and plavlets will be followed bv a talk on "The Possibilities of Handicapped Children.” bv Mrs. Jeanette Williams directot of the department of educational children, in the city schools. Paul C. Stetson, superintendent of schools, will speak on "The Adolescent Child" at school No. 54, Wednesday at. 2:30. Music will be furnished by the school orchestra and the mothers’ chorus. Program Is Arranged An Interesting program has been arranged for the meeting at school No. 61 at 3:15 Wednesday. School No. 58 will meet at 3:15 Wednesday. The musical program will be in charge of the pupils of "The Music Master's School of Music.” "Why We Do As We Do” ’will be the subject of J. L. Rosenstein of the Herman P Young foundation, at school No. 66. Wednesday at 315. Miss Irene Jarrard will sing, accompanied bv Mrs. f’rank Rybolt. Mrs H. J. Blackbore will speak on Eskimo life at sehool No. 67 Wednesday at 2:15. In addition Miss Mary Lynn Weylv. food authority, will speak on "Nature s Wav to Beauty " Music will be furnished by Mrs. Smock, whistler. Miss Bertha DeCroes. minister of Forest Manor church, will speak at school No. 69 Wednesday at 2:3(1. Hlllts Howie, instructor at the Orchatd school will speak at school No. 72 Wednesday at 3:15 Howie, leader in Bov ?eout •work, will talk on his summer treks with bovs to the west. Easher to Sneak Potter fresh air school No. 74. will meet at 2 Thursday. Dr. E. O. Easher ot New Augusta, will work on children's ear infections. James Brown, former pupil of the school, will give a oiano solo. Hale Mar Keen. director of the Civic theater, will speak at school No. 76 at 2:30 Wednesday. His subject will be "A Theater for Children." The string trio lrom Indiana Central university will play. This trio is composed of Miss Irma Chambers, violinist: Miss Marv Brnenmiller. cello, and Miss Darlene Clements, pianist. Mrs. Logan Hughes will speak at school No. 68 at 3 Wednesday. Mrs. Clavton Ridge will speak at school No 78 at 2:30 Wednesday A playlet will be given by pupils and the glee club will sing. Association ol school No. 80 is sponsoring a benefit piav to be given by the children of the eighth grade. Thursday at 3. proceeds of which are to go entirely to student aid fund. Admission will be nominal. The play is "The Romance of the Willow Pattern Plate,” and has been coached by Miss Louise A. Wheeler, teacher of English. Mrs. Travis to Speak Mrs. Julius C. Travis will sneak at school No. 82. at 3:15 Wednesday on "Preventing Delinquency." There will be a dance unmber bv Clarice Townsend and a program by pupils. Miss Marv Pratt of the English department of Shortridgc high school, will speak at school No. 84. at 2:30 Wednesday Mss Pratt will speak on "Preparing Mothers for Hicii School.” A group of duets will be furirshed by Mrs. David Clark and Mrs. Edwin Van Csdol. W. A. Hacker, assistant superintendent of schools, will speak on "Problems of Social Service.” at the meeting of school Nc 85. at 3:15 Wednesdav. There will be music by the school orchestra and other entertainment by pupils. Representative of the Indiana world ?eace commission will speak at school No. 1 Wednesdav at 3:15. There will be a piano solo by Miss Lavon Patrick and a whistling solo by Mrs. Elsa Kurtz. POLITICAL aTd DENIED Irvington Democratic Club Indorses No Primary Candidates. Denial that the Irvington Democratic Club has indorsed candidacy of Oscar Wilson, for the Democratic nominaiton for sheriff was made today by the president. Luther J. Shirley. Letters to this effect had been signed by purported officers of the organization. Policy of the club forbids indorsement of any candidate in the primary. Shirley declared.

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BY BEN STERN

wily and astute boss of the the state township trustees’ organization, Tom McConnell, whose principal distinguishing mark is a large-bowled pipe which, rumor hath, is stuck in his mouth even while he is asleep, is getting ready to make sure that his hold is not broken on the district chairmanship up in northwestern Indiana. Tom is chairipan of the old Tenth district, but the last legislature played a dirty trick on him when it gerrymandered his domain. Two of the old standby counties, Lake and Warren, were taken away and the new setup provides for six counties from the old Tenth and seven recruited from the old Eleventh and Thirteenth districts. First step in Tom's campaign to be elected chairman of the new Second district is a rally at the Fowler hotel in Lafayette on Jan. 19. a a a Although the meeting proner with Frederick Van Nuys, Indianapolis attorney and former state chairman, as the principal speaker, is scheduled to begin at 8 p. m., county chairmen and vice-chairmen are asked to meet with McConnell at 7 p. m. for the ostensible purpose of miking over district business, it will give the district chief a chance to meet the county chairmen. There have been many reports that Hugh McMann of Rochester, Fulton county auditor, will challenge McConnell for chairmanship of the new Second. It is understood generally that McMann will be given the full support of the Mayr forces and the weight of the automobile license bureau patronage will be thrown in the balance. "The trouble with this is that Mayr and his pals don’t seem to weigh enough," McConnell's friends here say. ana Os course there isn't anv use in disguising the fact that the mayr forces are opopsed to McConnell, because he is a leader in the Paul, McNutt forces; and to halt the latter they have to stop the former. Only by getting rid of the chairmen favorable to the law' school dean can the delegations be held against McNutt. There was some talk that Delph McKesson of Plymouth, Democratic house leader, might pit his strength against McConnell, but he has given no indication of this. It's not cut and dried for Tom. however, and with the new lineup in the district he will have to do more glad-handing and baby kissing than a young law'yer trying to be nominated for congress. BANDIT ATTACKS MAN Slugs Mordeoal Albnher on Head With Brick, and Flees. Struck on the head with a brick by a bandit who attempted to rob him in a garage in the rear of his home Monday night, Mordecal Alboher, 1022 South Capitol avenue, was recovering today from a severe wound. The bandit, about 18. commanded Alboher to give him money. When Alboher answered that he had none, he was struck. The bandit escaped. Two thieves escaped under fire Monday night when Isaac Yancy, nightwatchman at the Arnold Coal Company, Twenty-fifth street and the canal, shot twice as the prowlers fled into the street. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices KILCHENMANN. SUSANNE A.—Beloved wife of Gottlieb J. Kilchcnmann, and mother of Mrs. Rosa S. Minkner and John G. Kilchenmann. both of Columbus. 0.. and Mrs. Bertha C. Sturgeon, passed away Sunday. Jan. 10, age 64 years. Funeral services will be held Rt the residence. 3346 W. Michigan St.. Wednesdav afternoon. Jan. 13, at 2 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited. WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS. LOTSHAW, OSCAR F.—Beloved husband of Alice Lotshaw and father of Andrew D. of Chicago, Alta Oscar of Waco, Tex.: Mrs. Alma Lucas, Mrs. Lola Miller. Mrs. Nora Nicholi, Miss Faye. John H.. Harrv and Frank Lotshaw of Indianapolis, departed this life Sunday. Jan. 10, age 77 rears. Funeral Thursday. Jan. 14. at Pilgrim Holiness church. Thirtieth and Gale Sts.. 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited. Friends mav call at the residence of his stepdaughter. Mrs. Elsie Wert, 2234 Wheeler St. Funeral under direction of MOORE <fe KIRK.

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WEATHER TOMORROW Rain and much colder by Wednesday night.

THE TIMES Want Ad Headquarters Transient Rates Minimum spaced want ad accepted is two lines. Charge Cash Number Insertions Per Line Per Line One 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 Os ONE CENT FOR EACH LINE is given to transient advertisers paying 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 Memoriams Lodge and Church Notices. Lost and Found ads are charged at a rate ot 10 cents per line. Situation Wanted, 2 Cents per Word Minimum 12 Words. Want ads mav 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 F. M. Dally Phone: RILEY 5551 ANNOUNCEMENTS I Death Notices ANNEE, Emelia—Age 49 years, died Sunday. 9 a. m., wile of August Annee, mother of Carl and Louis Annee. Funeral from late home, 2503 Webb Wednesday, 8:30 a. m. Sacred Heart church 9 a. m. Burial St. Joseph cemetery. Deceased was member of Christian Mothers Society. CASSEL. ALICE, SCHENCK," passed away Ikiesday morning; notice of service later, for further information call Ta. 4400. HOFFMAN. ORVAL, JOHN—Age 20 years, passed away at the residence, 512 West New York street. Time of funeral given later. For inforamtion call FINN BROS., TA. 1835. WATTS, MARY—Beloved daughter of Frank and Arveta Wilson, sister of John Watts, passed away Saturday, Jan. 9, age 28 years. Funeral services Wednesdav. Jan. 13, from the E. E. GROSS FUNERAL HOME. 1349 Madison Ave., 2 _P- m - Friends invited. 3 Funeral Directors, Florists w. dTbeanblossom 1321 W. Ray BE. 1588 W. T. BLASENGYM~ Main office. 2226 Shelby St. Branch office. 1634 W Morris. Dr. 3570. GR! N STEINER’S 522 E, Market Rl. 5374 ~ IfISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware LI. 3828 WM. E. KRIEGER 1402 N. Illinois St. RI. 1243 TRADES BROS. ~ 1814 W. Morris, Be. 4327. J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect Dr. 0321-0332 GOODRICH FUNERAL HOME. 1611 N Meridian. Ta 1050 4 Lost and Fonnd BICYCLE—Dark red Peerless from 910 Marion Ave.. belonging to Bernard Fisher. One would and steel rim on front, all steel rim on rear. 2 button tread tires, high handle bars, rubber grips. Reward. Be. 2396-J, LOST—On E. 10th St. bus, Tuesday a. m., large black patent leather purse, containing money, bankbooks, toilet articles and key. Liberal reward. Call Ir. 3114. or 1130 N. Wallace. LOST—On Washington St., near Columbia fish market, pocketbook containing 3 diamond rings and money. Keep money ret urn rings to 717 S. Missouri. Li. 3619. POLICE DOG. 18 mo., lost Jan. 2, black and gray: double jew-claw on hind legs. Name "Mike.” Child’s pet. misses him. Rpward. Li. 7030. BLACK billfold. C. M. Shelburn engraved on leather. Keep money. Ha. 0503-R. KEEPSAKE—GoId bracelet at municipal airport Dec. 28. Reward, Be. 2473. WRIST WATCH, lady’s Tinv Benrus. Keep_sake. Rew. 330 E. 13th No. E, Li, 3239, eve. LOST —Thurs.: Bulova strap wrist watch. Reward. 251 S. Meridian. Li. 9442. LOST —Small thin brown book. "One Girl’s Influence." Reward. Hu. 4313. 5 Personals The Boyd Sanitarium Permanent or temporary home for aged, nervous or chronic cases: moderate rate 37 W. 3f)th St. Ta. 5251. PILES removed without pain, no anesthetic, no after effects, no loss of time from vour work. Treatment modern and reliable. For appointment phone IR. 5344.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS i 5 Personals C-A- - H for OLD GOLD,’ GOLD TEETH WOLF SUSSMAN 239 W. Washington St. rnmMMm OLD GOLD—GOLD TEETH Discarded Jewelrv—Will Pay Cash STANDARD GOLD SMELTING CO. 4th Floor—23 N. Pennsylvania St. YE OLD TYME BUCKWHEAT cakes from buhr ground flour. COUNTRY SAUSAGE. MAPLE SIRUP. Give your friends a treat: something differ--1 ent. Call us. He 4253, We ll arrange it. BUSINESS SERVICE 7 Business Services GEN. REPAIRING—ReaI sewer man; leaky roofs, gutters, furnace coils. Ch. 2253-J. PLUMBING lowest prices: furnace - oils installed. S4: work guarn, Ch. 5057-R. BARBER—Work in homes, day or eve.. 20 vrs, exp, on sick and invalids. Li. 0769. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINES.-T 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 Rl. <iso. 419-23 E. Market St. STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING Special prices on return loads, packlng California shipments. Pool cars. Ri. 3628. Ri. 6561. Nights, Ch. 0699-W OTTO J. SUESZ. WEST SIDE TRANSFER & STORAGE50c Der rm - next 60 days. 1410 N. West St. LI. 1734. MOVING. s3—You help, $1 less! quick service: careful white men. Ch. 5840. CALL JAY, Ch. 6823. for moving: S3 and up; large vans. 7-B Paperhanging and Painting PAPER HANGlNG—Cleaning: estl. free Ch. 2004, FRANK JACKSON. Ir. 2415, INSTRUCTIONS 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring SPECIAL—6 Weeks free instruction; voice piano or pipe organ: only $2. No other cost or obligation. Ir, 0956. HELP WANTED 14 Help Wanted—Female AT LAST—Famous Harford spring styles. Want 6 demonstrators: sl6 weekly to start; advertising sample drresses free. No canvassing. Full or part time. Experience unnecessary. MR WHITESIDES. HARFORD frocks, real silk TRY TIMES WANT~ADS FOR~BUSINESiS rTntals 17 Furnished Rooms BROADWAY. 3439—Lovelv front rm.. 11l : car: pri. ent.; gar.. $4.50. Wa. 1229. ! CENTRAL, 1513—Choice front rm.; new furniture: reasonable. Ri. 8809. CENTRAL. Penn, and all other locations, finest rms. in city, $3 up. WE TAKE YOU TO THEM. Ri. 3754 to 8 p. m. No charge. FURNISHED RENTAL BUREAU. CENTRAL, 1323—Lovely rm., modern apt., const, hot wat.: 1 or 2 gentlemen. Li. 7603. COLLEGE, 2355—Attractive, large rms., twin beds; plenty hot wa.; priv. home. COLLEGE. 3925—Wonderful upstairs front rm.: suitable 1 or 2 girls; private home. COLLEGE. 2527—Nice, warm rm. with home privileges: garage. He. 2167, ! DREXEL AVE.—Rm.. breakfast or kitchen privileges, mod, home; east. Ir. 6862, FALL CREEK—Attractive warm rm.. next bath: breakfast, for 2. He._4461. HAMILTON. N.. 912—Comfortable rm., next bath: 1 or 2 women. Ch. 5803-R. MERIDIAN and 22D—Large, warm, well furn. rm.; priv. family; gent pref. Ta. 1854. OIJJFNTAL. 20 N.—Mod. rms., good heat; $2 50 and $3; priv. ent.; home privileges. PARK 2161—Attractive, well-heated rm.; gentleman pref,: board opt.: $3. He. 1462. PENN.. N.. 1347—Lovely rm. with alcove: 2 men preferred: quiet home. Li. 8857. PENN, N. of 30TH.—Attractive, warm rm'.; private home: references. Ta. 0582. | STATE. N., 124—55; includes laundry. ; garage, nice rm.. meals opt. LI, 9921. TALBOT. N., 1907—Nicely furn.. warm ! front room: convenient. Ta. 5728. WASH. BLVD.—North of 51st: beautiful furn. rm.. priv, bath, gentleman. Hu, 8468 33D 119 E.—2 nice front rms.; private home: eentlemen preferred. Wa 2320 HOTEL ANTLERS ST. DENIS K EL: I3 * 6 ar w m - CLINTON HOTEL—29 Va. Desirable sleeuing. also housekeep, rms.: steam heat. NORTH —Lovely, light, warm, front room; Penn, car; reasonable. Ha. 3455-M. NICE, warm rm. with breakfast $5; 2 in rm.. 54.75 each. He. 1712. FRONT ROOMS—Private entrance; reasonable: Illinois Car line. Ta. 2144. before 5. WARM RM.—Very desirable: business man Dref. Ur.usual surroundings; ear. Wa. 0503-R eves. 18 Housekeeping Rooms ! ASHLAND. 1634—MODERN ROOM; CONNECTS BATH: PRIV. ENT.; REAS. BROADWAY. 1422—Furn. apt.: steam neaT. private bath, garage; adults. BROADWAY. 1546—2-rm. front apt., .'urn. Child welcome: reasonable, Li. 9923. CAPITOL. N.. 716—Large, steam-heated rm.: child welc.; parking space: $4.50. CAPITOL. N.. 2141-43—3-rm. mod. furn. apt.: $7 wk. McGEE. Li. 6028. Ta. 5867. COLLEGE. 1232—2 large rms.. plenty ''eat. hot water: private entrance: adults. COLLEGE. 2630—2 2-rm. apts.: priv. home, steam heat.; garage; side dr., phone. ; DAVIDSON. N.. 319—3 rms.. furn.. mud- ! ern: also nice sleeping rm. Ri. 2629. DELAWARE. N.. 1017—Beautiful front. 1rm. apt.; overstuffed: walnut. Ri. 8255. DORMAN, iC 541—2 rooms; private entrance; very reasonable. EAST. N.. 910—2 rms., modern, furntshid. sink, range: no other roomers: adults. EASTERN, 209—Modern. 2 rms. up; comp. furnished: well heated. Ch. 5055. FOUNTAIN SQUARE—3 rms.. $4.50; 2 rms. S3 and 53.50: not modern. 1017 Prospect. HIGHLAND AVE.. N.. 21—2 furnished front connecting: good heat: garage. ILL.. N.. 2339—2-rm.. kitchenette apt.. Driv. ent.; Maytag washer; $7.50, Ta. 7110 ILL.. N.. 2020—Lovelv apt.; clean, warm; piano, overstuffed. 4-poster: sink; 2 ent. : Weekly or mo. rates. Child welcome. LEOTA, 115—Two light housekeeping rms.", $2.50 week. Free parking. MARION. 802—Furnished housekeeping rms.. hot. cold water, sink in kitchen, eas. electric lights, furn. heat, laundry; $5 and $6: each apt, strictly private. MARKET. E., 615—Housekeep.. semi-mod.; mod. sleep, rms. Ri. 2102, after 4:30. MERIDIAN. S.. 1601' 3 —Unfurn. rms.; all utilities turn.; private entrance. 2137-2150 N. New Jersey: 1 &: 2 rms.; pri. entrance; sink: gd. ht.: gar.; $2.50 to $6, NEW JERSEY. N.. 2042—Rm. kitchenette. 2 front rms., hot wa, heat. Priv. ent OHIO. E.. 540—2 large rooms; $4 week: others. $2.50 up: gar.. $2 mo. i RUCKLE. 2826—Fur. warm rm.; lge. ktchn. Real heme. No other rmers, Ta. 4059 j SUMMIT. S.. 24—Unfurn. or furn.; 2 front I rms., modern; private entrance. Li. 6176. TaLBOT. N.. 2422—2-rm. apt., priv. ent.; sink; garage; redecorated. Ta. 7110. UDELL. 874—2 rms.. mod.: utilities furn.: sink: private entrance: >6. Ha. 3263-W. WALNUT. E- 115—2 rooms, furnished; clean; $5. See housekeeper in basement. wash.. E.. 1710—2 mod. hsekeeping rms.: 2 on. ent.: Ist flu everything turn.; >6. WASH., E., 1405—Rm. hsekeeping.: also 2I rm. apt* aU luimi steam fcfc F~ *703.

R EITUB 18 Housekeeping Rooms WASH.. £.. 3301—3-rm. suite; comp. furn.; private entrance; reasonable. Ch. 1984. 11TH. E., 520—Couple who would appreciate rm. in private home, close in; rverythg. furn.: cons, hot water. Ri. 6656. DO WNTOWN— Furmshea or uniurnisbea. 1 or 2 rms.. wklv or monthly rates: ®tfl Call BREVORT HOTEL. 11). & Ohio FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping; steam heat. Wa. 0811-R. LADY to share home with widow: very reasonable. 5224 E. Walnut after 6 p- m. $5—1929 Central. Rm.. kitchenette; steam heat: Ist floor; garage. 2 LARGE rms. mod., unfurn.; walking distance down town; $8 mo. Ch. 0424. 3 RMS. furnished or unfurn. private bath: garage, utilities, newlv decorated, gooa neighborhood: S3O. Li. 8851. 19 Rooms with Board CENTRAL. 2820—Large, warm rn*: suitable for 2: meals opt. Ha. 1677-R. COLLEGE. 839—Modern rooms, good meals; 4 persons: $6 each, with meals. DELA.. N. 2602—Front: twin beds.: privileges: sl2 for 2; $7 for 1. Ha. 1319. GRAY, N., 958—*4.50. rm. board; young man - priv. home: E 10th car. Ch. 3232-R. KEALING. 1319—Lovely room, board, laundry; garage optional. Ch. 6735. MERIDIAN. N.. 2153—Lovelv lge. rm.. for 2 girls: next bath: meals opt. Ha. 1673-J. OLNEY. 953—Rm.. board, or housekeeping privileges: mod.: garage: E. 10th car. PARK. 2904—Warm rm. excellent food; privileges: ref, exchanged. Ta. 1357, PARK, 833—NICE RM., HOME COOKING. $6 LADIES: $7 MEN. RI. 9930. SMALL CHlLD—Mother's care, modern. suburban home, close in. Be. 3375 R-2. s6.so—Central, 1929. Cozy front rm.; steam heat: garage; home cooking. 21 Unfurnished Apartments 1915 N. ALABAMA Very fine upper duplex: 5 rooms; city heat: Frigidaire: garage: reduced rent.. ASHLAND. 1214—Upper apt.. 4 rms.. modern: heat: gar. Reas. Ri'. 2636, BELLEFONTAINE. 2440—i rms.. porches, yard, heat and water furn. S3O. He. 5491. COLLEGE, 2052—2, 3 or 5 rms.; modern; _Porches: plenty heat & ht. wa. He. 5023. DELAWARE, N.. 811—4-rm. apt., good condition, heat and wa. furn., $25. Li. 1800. MERIDIAN. N., 911 —5 rms.. home-like, fireplace, fine condition; $45. Li. 4884. MER. at 34th. Kenilworth: 6 sunnv rms., moderate price: Frigidaire. Ta. 5208. MICHIGAN. E.. 2238—5-room modern: heat and water pd. Reduced to $25. Ch. 2050. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1438—5 rms.. mod. plenty heat and hot water, refrig; or.lv $37. Wa. 2664. PRATT, 154 W.—s-room modern: heat and water furn.. $25. J. G. McCULLOUGH AGENCY. 106 N. Delaware. Li. 5596. VERMONT. E.. 1602 1 a —5-rm. upper, heat. water furnished. $35. Hu. 1886. WASH.. E.. 5014—Big bargain in modern apts.: good heat: garage. Ir. 6663. REDUCED RENT 42 W. Eleventh: nicelv decorated: kitchenette apt.: utilities furnished: $25.50. Call Ant, No. 1. THE GRANT, Indianapolis Rental Agency Complete list apartments all locations. No obligations. Transportation free. Li .5452 Evenings Wa* 0433 or Be, 3114. THE PATRICIA—BS2 Prospect; 3 rms.: stoker heat: all utilities. Dr, 2591-M. VERA COURT—ISth and 111.: 6 rms. and hath: A-l shape ren red, to S2O. Ri. 0543. DOWNTOWN APTS.—S2S ALAMEDA—St. Clair and 111. Sts. Lights, gas, plenty heat and hot water. DARTMOUTH APTS. Downtown —221 E. Michigan. Save car fare: bedroom, dinette and efficiency apts.; S4O to $55; all utilities included: furnished or unfurnished. 22 Unfurnished Houses ADAMS. 2811—Cozy double; 4 rms.; lights, gas, gar.: water paid: sls. Ri. 1533. _ ALABAMA, N., 947—Modern single 6 rms.; fine for roomers: only $23. Ri. 6367. SCHMID & SMITH. REALTORS. BELLEFONTAINE, 1011—8-rm. mod.; ideal rrnrs.; 3-way gar.: S3O; wa. pd. He. 4956. BELLEFONTAINE. 2005 N.—Fine upper duplex: garage: reduced to sls. Ri. 6367. SCHMID & SMITH. INC., REALTORS. _ BOLTON, N., 715—Irvington; attractive 5rm. mod. bungalow: fireplace: Frigidaire: new Chambers’ fireless cooker: hardwood firs.: full basem’t: gar. Only S7O. Ir. 2919. CAPITOL. S.. 1247—5 rms.. water pd.: $18: near Sacred Heart and 22nd. Dr. 6686. CLIFTON. 3218 —4-rms.. furnace, water Pd.. nicely deco,, near sehool: S2O. Ta. 4038. COLLEGE, 1820—2-storv 10-rm. mod.; gar.; newly painted; workshop Dr. 3233. COTTAGE. 1601—5 rms.. water, toilet side, wa. pd. Rt red. Hu. 4368. Dr. 3564-R EUGENE. 552—4-rni. mod., gar., adults:. $25, Also 5-rm. mod.. $27,50. Ta. 6567. GALE ST.. N.. 3055—Modern 5-rm. double; city wat.pr paid: only $22.50. Ri. 6367. SCHMIDT & SMITH. REALTORS. _ GARFIELD DR.. E., 2130—4-rm. mod. double: water paid; $28.75. Be. 0199-J. HAMILTON. N.. 1413—6 rm. mod.: grr : wat. pd.: near Tech. Dr. 4583-M. ILLINOIS. N.. 2438—5. side double. 7 >"0-15.. gar.: mod.: newly deco.: good furnace; large rooms; rent reduced. Ta. 5457. ILL., N.—9 large rms., mod.; ideal for roomers: only $25, Li. 7062. INGRAM. 1822 —6-rm. mod. double.: car.; $25: near Brightwoodacar. Ta. 6569, KEYSTONE, N„ 832—Near Tech.; 5-rm. semi-mod.: gar.: wa. pd.: S2O. Ch. 5841 -J. 335 S. LEEDS—4-room double: lights, gas and water: $17.50. GREGORY & APPEL, INC. Li, 7491. MARKET. 1416-21—2 wks. free.: 4-r. mod.. sl6 mo. McGEE. Li. 6028. Ta, 5867. _ MOUNT. 52 S.—Cottage; 5 rooms: garage: near Washington high. Be, 0746. NEW JERSEY. N., 2113—4 bedrm. double: newly decorated: garage; SSO. Hu. 2947. 1126 NEWMAN—B-room mod. single; S3O. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Li. 7491. ORIENTAL. S.. 52—4 rms., water furnished. $lO. Call Hu. 1886 PENN.. N.. 2356—6-rm. mod., gar.; $25". McGEE. Li. 6028. Eve.. Ta. 5867. RANDOLPH. S,. 1203—4-rm. semi-mod. inside toilet, gftr.. wa. pd.: sl6, Dr. 5630. RILEY, N„ 405—4 rms.: water pd.; gar.; _slsj square car. Ir. 2889. ROBSON. E.. 3718 —6-rm. mod.: clean.; gar,: s2l: V a sq. school. Ir. 3334. ROOSEVELT. 2202—2 weeks free: pice 6room. single furnace and toilet, c. w. id.. garage. Ri. 6367. SCHMID & SMITH. REALTORS. ST. CLAIR. E.. 2111—Near St. Philips: 5room mod, cottage: S2O, Hu. 3987. SHELBY. 2920—5-rm. strictly mod. cottage: gar.: $22.50: near school. Dr. 0611. SHER. DR.. N.. 648—Nice five-room cottage. E. L. and gas. Will pav moving exnense. SCHMID & SMITH. REALTORS. Ri. 6367, SOUTHERN. E.. 1210—4-rm. semi-mod. double: $16.75: near car. Dr. 0383. SPANN AVE.. 3826—6 rms.. newlv decorated. new furnace. Reduced to *25. HOOSIER FUNDING CORP. Li. 7890. J, H. ALBERSHARDT. Hu. 6124. TECUMSEH. 1154—4 rms.. bath, modern. _garage, water pd.: 827. Ch. 1048. 33RD. W.. 1213—4-rm. double in-door bed. strictly mod., garage. Ha. 0684-W, 34TH ST.. E.. 5015—5-room breakfast room bungalow, hardwood floors, full basement, furnace, lights, water in kitchen, garage: S2O. Li. 6517. 3-ROOM house: electricity: water, toilet; water paid: 812. Dr. 3125-J. sl2.oo—One month free. 1403 Brooxside Ave.: 5 rooms gas. elec., inside toilet and sink, water paid. Owner 1854 N. Delaware St. Ta. 5334. CHEAP RENT, $12.50 Five rooms, elec. Its., gas. bath. 829 Olive. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL Li. 6517. 122 E. Market St., Cottage, Colored, $11.50 Four rooms, e. 1., gar., inside toilet. 2061 Cornell. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL Li. 6517. 122 E. Market St. COLORED —547 Patterson: 5-rm. duplex; mod. except furnace: water paid. Reriuced rent to clean adults. Ta. 4043. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses ASHLAND, 1529—M0d. 2-rm. apt., private ent.: everything furn.: reas. Ri. 5976. BROOK VILLE AVE.—7-room modern home: furnished: new overstuffed furniture and walnut dining rm suit: gar. Call Li, 9277. GRANT. N.. 847—M0d.. 4 rms.: beaut, fur.; utilities includ. heat: adults. Ch. 2516. N. JERSEY. N.. 2443—2 rms.: pri. bath: 2 girls employed; $9 wk.: $35 mo. Ta. 6301. NEW YORK. W.. 1628—5 rms., bath: gar.; water pd.: $6.50 per week. Ri. 7725. TACOMA. N.. 204—5-rm. semi-mod.: gar.: comp, furn.: nr. Tech: $25 mo.: $6 50 wk. TIBBS. N.. 1122—5-r. mod. bunealow nicelv fur.: brkft. rm.: gar.: reas. Be. 3095. WASHINGTON. E., 3720—M0d.. 4 rms.; bath; very nicely turn.: $6.50 and $7 wk. RESPONSIBLE YOUNG MAN To share furn. apt. Dr. 7955 before 6 P. m. Mr. Bowers, or address Box A 204. Times. BUNGALOW—Good location north: *SO: 3 bedroom: well furnished homes north. • For furnished houses and apartment* rail MR. MOTT. Li. 2318: eves. Li. 9065, 26 Wanted to Rent 3 OR 4 rooms semi-mod.: west of Harding S', want to rent from owner. GOODWTN. 703 N. Grant Ave. I M.kl ESTATE FO R ISALE“ 28 Sale Suburban Property j Only $lB Per Mo. Buvs 4-room bungalow semi-modern garage, chicken bowse, located 3651 Hock- j ville Ave,; a cloS* in suburban pome, i Price $2,500. Call FRA ZEE. Li. 2316. j SCaiaOSS BROS. HfV. CO.. 431 £. Wiafl. <

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DOUBLY REDUCED PRICES IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT Living Room Fine E )ressf ‘ rs anc * C7Q QC Suite Vanities. Choice... 8-Piece Dining CCQ CA Wood Beds. (\r Room Group vU7*DU Walnut finish .... 3- Piece Bedroom Group. Utility Cabinets. d*'7 nr <K Choice of colors .. I finish High-Grade 6x9 £-iA nr 6x9 Gold Seal CO QC Rugs Congoleum Rugs t'p Generous Terms at Cash Prices COLONIAL FURNITURE CO. Meridian at Maryland St.

34 Miscellaneous For Sale ATTENTION, PRINTERS! All of the assets of the Service Printing Cos., 38 S. Cruse St., will be sold at private sale this week. Consisting of Type. Dustproof Cabinets, Automatic Cutters, Printing Presses and Folders. No reasonable offer refused. Open 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Evening by appointment. Call LI. 8388 or LI. 7071. MOTORS New and renewed, bought, sold, rented, installed and repaired Call Meier Electric & Mach. Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. IR. 1151. ONE rebuilt portable Litman electric 4cvlinder air pump. I MEIER ELECTRIC <fe MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington St, Ir. 1151. SHALLOW well, new and rebuilt electric water pumps. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. i YOUR USED SCHOOL BOOKS NOW. WE | PAY CASH CRAWFORD’S DRUGS. I 813 N DELAWARE ST. LI. 1800. | TYPEWRITER—PortabIe. Corona. 3 bank: j very reasonable. Ri. 9624, I WRINGER ROLLS—For ail washers, factory 1 distributor. 2609 E. Wash. Ch. 0852. FOR SALE—3O-inch power saw; comp, on wheels. Inquire at 1016 W. Morris St. HATS, shirts, socks, heavy underwear, aprons, gray suit and fruit. 1948 Central, i SPANISH Tile dress coat. 36: others 3(f. | Overstuffed suite. 109 N. Euclid. Ir. 9392. i35 Household Goods WILL sacrifice our new Majestic ’ffrigerator: H off if sold at once. Call Ta. 1557. after 6 p. m. ALL TEMPERATURE under 50: always m j Icev air refrigerators. Let us explain. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos.. 2000 Northwest- ! ern Ave. Ta. 0689. SEWING machine bargains: electric, used console SSO. $3 per month. New Home. $7.50. Singer Treadle. sls. SINGER CO.. 126 W. Washington. GAS STOVE—Furniture pianos, sewing machines, refrigerators: all in good condition and cheap as vou want them Deliverv free 127 W Georgia St. BREAKFAS't SET— Italian carved dinlne rm & bedrm twin beds, linen frieze living rm. rugs sac 2428 N Meridian REAL bargains in used and repossessed electric washers, excellent condition. Call Ri. 5412, days or Dr. 6673 eves. ! GAS RANGE—Cabinet type, marble finish insulator oven with automatic control. I Ir. 0531, MAHOGANY chest of drawers. Sls. UN- ; CLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, corner \ Capitol Ave. and South St. 1 FURNITURE—New. used. 3-room outfit: I easy terms. N. BARRETT. 868 Virginia. SEWING MCHS. repaired, all makes; special price. White Sewing Ma. C. Ri. 4755. IF YOU DON 7 ! FIND what vou are iooktng for in the want ads today, it mav be advertised here tomorrow Read Times orfc dailv 36 Radios, Musical Instruments r ptSKK® Philco table model $19.5(1 fi't'jlfij Majestic lowboy 32.90 B I Crosley console 25.09 I hPI! Crosley el. clock &- radio 35.00 ■Jlsi Philco 9-tube highboy... 55.00 m IJ Atwater Kent highboy.. 29.00 • ' Gloritone 22.50 Victor combination 55.00 Radio Bargain Shop 225 East Washington St. I ■■■ ■ ■ Martin Tenor Saxophone, just like new S3 5.00 Used Buescher Boehm system Clarinet $25.00 Used Ludwig Plectrum Banjo. $75.00 value $40.00 Convenient Terms PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. St. LI. 5513 Philco Radio Bargains Philco highboy, 9-tube, beautiful cabinet. absolutely new. superheterodyne, regluar price $109: special for $79.50. Ragacron 8-tube superheterodyne with electric clock, table model, cost $69.50 new. sale price $39.50. ALBERT C. FRITZ. EASIEST TERMS IN CITY ON PHILCO. j MAJESTIC RADIOS. ALSO APEX ; WASHERS. CALL TA. 4399 FOR HOME | DEMONSTRATION. WHY let an individual experiment on vour radio? Call RIVERSIDE RADIO SALES AND SERVICE. Ta. 4378. 2648 N. Harding. Service cals. 75c. Radios checked FREE. Aerials. $3,50. I TENOR Saxophone, silver and gold bell: like new. S6O: easv terms. LORENZ j SAXOPHONE SCHOOL. 20 Pembrose ’ Arcade. Li. 4800. MAJESTIC RADIO. No. 151. 1932 model: original price $44.50: out 3 weeks. Will sell for $25 cash. Leaving city. Ir. 6566. GUARANTEED radio repair: service alls. STANDARD RADIO CO.. 2171 N. Illinois Dav. Ta. 5777. night. Wa. 1533. RADIOS all makes: also Apex Washers: down payment: $3. Free demonstration. Call Ir. 6566. between 8 a. m. and 5 o. m. RADIO DOCTOR—Service on alt makes. Very reas. Work guaranteed Rl. 7725. CROSLEY RADIO—9 tube, cabinet: J4O. Victrola, 100 records: $5. 818 N. Oxford. NEW 1932—Philco Fada. Majestic: Free Home trial. E. Z. terms. He. 2947. SISK —Radio service calls *1: work guaranteed. Ch. 6846. 1701 Roosevelt. PIANOS—Tuned. *2: 30 vear’s exp. Best work guaranteed. He. 5584. BABY GRAND electric piano: will sacrifice. Cali Dr, 0932-R. PIANO—Good as new. upright player. 75 rolls. Inquire 1308 N. Wallace. TRY TIMES WANT 4PS FOR BUSINESS 38 Store, Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS All Kinds—New—UsedPortable—Rentals —Rebuilding—TEßMS A. McCOLLUM. He. 1936. REMINGTON TWELVE—Good condition. Fast machine. Ask about It. Li. 9470TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS 39 Coal. Wood and Fuel W. VA. M. R. Extra coarse $5 Per tom WHILE THIS CAR LASTS. Our other coals are also attractively priced Federal Coal Cos. CH. 2291 ’ 2TONS CHEERFULLY DELIVERED. WHITE ASH BLK $4.50 LOTTA LP. M. R. W VA *5.00 2 Tons *9.50 If vou really want big lp. try Blue Bell Big 81k $6.00 4 r r ash—no soot—extra hot. BLUE BELL BIG EGG *5.50 2 Tons *10.25. J. fc I. COAL CO. CH. 6048. /” > Indian Creek $4.75 FORKED LUMP West Virginia <?/? nn LARGE LP. FORKED i?U.UU West Side Cash Coal Cos. BE. 3014 110 N. Richland VIF YOU HAUL YOUR OWN COAL AND REALLY WANT BIG LUMP. CALL J. & I. COAL CO.. 2042 MASS. AVE. CH. 6048. SPECIAL! 1 wk. only. 100 cords of wood for fireplace and furnace. $2.50. Hu. 3507. WEST VIRGINIA LARGE LUMP *5.75 DR. 0806 WHEEL IN FREE WIST VIRGINIA LARGE LP 55.75 DR. 5850. W. , wheel IN TBfiß.

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!39 Coal. Wood and Fuel f SPECIALS Indiana Mine Run .. .$4.00 Ind. Egg, cln. fkd. ..$4.50 Ind. Lp. cln. fkd $4.50 Ohio Cln. Fkd. Lp... $5.50 Pittsburgh, lg. lp. .. .$5.50 Luhrig, lg. lp.. fkd.. . .$6.00 If vou use a stove try Luhrig. W. Va., m.r., tv. lpy. $5.00 2 Tons $9 75 Pea Coke, extra cln.. .$6.50 2 Tons ....$12.50 Excellent for vour furnace. LINCOLN 2233. 701 E. WASH. ___ -J 7~' ~~ ~ * i IND. FURN. EGG. CLN. FKD $4.50 INDIANA MINE RUN 4.25 WHITE ASH FURN. EGG 4.50 SILVER FLASH BLK.. FKD 5.00 ECHO LP.. CLEAN FKD 5.50 W. VA. FURN. EGG. CLN 5.75 WEST VA. LARGE BLK 6.00 W. VA. M. R.. LP 4.75 ISLAND CRK. FUPN. EGG. FKD. 5.75 ISLAND CREEK LARGE BLK 6.50 EASTERN KY. LG. BLK 650 POCAHONTAS NO. 3 LP 7.75 POCAHONTAS NO. 3 EGG 7.00 POCAHONTAS NO. 3 MINE RUN. 6.00 COKE. BASEBURNER. FURN., SS- 8.50 HIGH-GRADE NUT AND SLACK. 3.75 Delivered Anywhere in City SrSSSiV, V f Prices on Premium Coals No extra ebarse \i ton delivery. White Star blk., lg. fkd $5.00 Very good for furnace or stove. Best W. Va. tflk-.. lg. cln. fkd $6.00 Best W. Va. egg, 2x4. 3xd. cln. fkd.. 5.7a Best W. Va. M. R.. very lumpy 5.00 Best White Ash. lg. blk.. cln. fkd.. . 4.75 Best Ind egg. 2x4 and 3x6. cln. fkd. 4.50 Best Ind. White Ash M. R.; very good <-00 Best Isl. Crk. or Ky blk , fkd 6..10 Best Poca. red ash M. R., SOfe lp. - 6.00 Best Poca , red ash Ip 7.75 Citizens Coke, baseburner. $8; furn. 8.50 Delivered Anywhere in City. Uniun Ice SrtuALtb DR 4621 DR. 4622 ‘lt will pay you lo visit our yard and sec the diflrrrncp in pofld coa 1.*’ “Satisfaction or Money Refunded” Indiana Lump, fkd $4.50 Golden Flame, big lp. fkd $4.75 Island Creek lg. egg fkd $5.75 Tip-Top W. Va. big blk $6.00 Kentucky irg. blk. fkd $6.00 Pocahontas No. 3 Red Ash $7.75 Citizens Coke SB,OO and $8.50 INMSKJkfUELf? OPERATORS .OF FOUR YARDS 9R.2400 \ D1U2401 Better Coal—Cash Prices COMMERCIAL LUMP Ipd. No. 6. 4-in. lp. fkd $5.25 TWO TONS, $lO Genuine No. 3 Poc. show 1p...57.75 Pioneer Is. Crk. 4-in. fkd. lp.. .$6.50 Artico Semi-Smokeless, 4-in. fkd. blk $6.50 Nut coke SB.OO Egg coke $8.50 LI. 6443 LI. 6443 W. Va. furn. egg $5.75 Golden Flame $4 75 Tip-Top (W. Va.) $6,00 A real coal, fkd t)vWU . M ’ R ” very coafse $5.00 I POCA. NO. 3 RED ASH. LG. LP ..$7 75 GOOD NUT AND SLACK S3 75 FREDRICK COALs DR.1792 'wm.sttt SOI BEECHER ir. \T IOZO E. -iOgST 41 Wanted to Buy FURNITURE CALL MR. PIERCE RI. 2019. WHEN YOU ARE READY TO sEI.L YOUR GOODS We are the largest buvers and sellers of used merchandise tn the state. WE PAY THE BEST PR ICES. WANT furniture. 4 to 6 rooms, also odd pieces: highest prices. Hu. 7274, IF YOU DON’T FIND what vou are ing for in the want ads today, it mav be advertised here tomorrow Read Times _ LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs, Birds. Pets PERSIAN KITTENS—BIack champ; tabbv at service. 742 W. 11th. Li. 9183. POMERANIAN pup: pedigreed: cheap. (700 eastu 1401 Shadeland drive. 43 Horses, Cattle, Poultry MARTIN STEEL PRODUCTS—lncluding oblong steel crib. 1740 bu. can.: riat cribs and wagon shed. 940 cat)., round laving house 18 ft. diam.. 12 nests, -teel droo board, perch holders, never used except for display: see at state ts Jr grounds. Bie discount: terms. C. H. Rush ton. Agt.. 1465 N. N. Jersey. Li. 4183 FOR SALE—Twin Holstein heifers. Inquire at 1016 W. Morris St. PIGEONS—White kings for sale. 50c per pair. Call Dr. 4131-M. F IMAM CIA L ~ 45 Business Opportunities GROCERY and meat fixtures. Uhone Dr. 1104. ROOMING HOUSE—IO rms.: money-mak-er; SIOO down. Call Ta. 0162, after 6 p. m, 46 Money to Loan / 1 "n Furniture Loans to Husband and Wife 2% Per Month This Low Rate on All Loans LOWEST IN CITY Loans to S3OO. No Extra Charges Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association 330 Occidental Bldg. RI 3587 V- / REDUCED YOUR PAYMENTS WE LOAN *25 TO *3OO ON AUTOS OR FURNITURE. CocfldenttaJ Service Legal Rate* BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. 207 E New York. RI. 4974 r~ Loans *lO to *3OO in 24 nour*. PERSONAL PINANCE CO. IA & FfiW'tSYLVANIA 61, RL MM.

.JAN. 12, 1932

FINANCIAL 46 Money to Loan AUTOS FURNITURE LOANS EQUITABLE FINANCE SO. 319 R- Ohio 81 LI. MO9 48 Automobile Loans Don’t lose your autol Others paid off More money advanced. Cash at once. Courteous, quick service. SACKS BROS AIIIO LOAN CD 308 INDIANA AVE. RI. 5994 FREE PARKING COE. NEW YORK AND INDIANA A VS. HOME FINANCE CO 205 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. CORNER PENN. AND MICH RI. SSOO. i PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE AUTO LOANS Ride While You Pay LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. 8 S. Capitol RI. 1321-1322 AUTOMOTIVE 50 Autos For Sale COME IN ' Cleanest Used Cars in the Citv. LINCOLN. '3O LA SALLE. 1929. Town sedan: 6 Town sedan; 6 wire wheels, side wire wheels..s94s mount3 ...$2,200 NASH. 1927 FORD Tudor. ’3O. „ cn ' J P „ • side mounts $335 ESSEX. 1929 voßn "m t,. coupe ..... .$195 I RORn ™ T>: FORD. 1929 Tuclor * 3 ‘ s dor $335 I FORD. 1930 j F O R D, 192.1 ! coupe $325 I coupe $225 Browning Gent Cos. 101 h & Meridian . RL 86,">0 V Dependable Used Cars j 1931 Ford Viet, coupe, like new....5495 j 1929 La Salle convt. coupe, new tires R 75 1931 Studcbaker sedan, like new. 895 1930 Marmon 8 sedan 995 1930 Pontiac roa* 4 .<:r 375 Marmon Used Car Store 1037 N. Meridian—Lincoln 6359 V- J Buick sedan: you will like this car: extra nice, and at our reg y&T duced price is a bargain. Low %r//l finance rate. LAUTH CHEVRO- " 1 LET CO.. 3547 E. Wash. BUICK—I 927 Master 6: good in every resuect; only $195. BROWNING GENT, INC.. 1003 N. Meridian. Ri. 8655. Buick 4-pass, coupe: here is wF|/i real transportation; runs and i looks good. See it. Ask for No R 386. Reduced to $225. Low m L finance rate. LAUTH CHEVROLET CO.. 3547 _E. Wash. CHEVROLET —1927 roupe, in good running condition. $76. C. O. WARNOCK CO.. 819 E. Wash. St. 1931 CHEVROLET COACH Maroon, cream wheels, looks and runs like anew car; low mileage: never been titled. Truly a. real bargain at *385. $95 down. Terras. WEST SIDE CHEVROLET (Baase & Edwards) 2419 W. Washington St. _ Be. 1450. . . Chevrolet ’2B sedan: here is a "f ft JJ real gppri little car that will I/Pf give real service. No. 368-A “/I Reduced to $165. LAUTH *- CHEVROLET CO., 3547 E. Wash. CHRYSLER 75 COUPE 1929. Here is a car you will be proud to own and drive. Beautiful blue finish, new tires, rumble seat. Hot water heater; clean upholstery, motor A-l. This car is in extraordinary fine condition and a real value at our low price of $495. i THE CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. "28 Years With Packard." 1511 y. 111. St. Ri 7597. ESSEX—I 929 sedan; car absolutely like new; look $265. THE BUICK 1302 E. Wash. St. LI. 1571. gJA tion, and ready to go and give I ftr real service. No. R 111, Reduced V/l to *135. LAUTH CHEVROLET * CO.. 3547 E. Washington. FORD sedan; runs good; good tires; *TtL 820 N- Meridlan. FORD—Coupe. 1929; A-l edrtdition; *165; ■SSO down. 820 N. Meridian. FRANKLIN. 1926 sedan. Has best of finish: motor in A-l shape. Car must, be seen to be appreciated. Bargain at *l5O. 329 W. Market St. Open Sundays. LA SALLE Town Sedan: late i condition: general tires: spc. paint: oat,ural w. w.: wonderful value: on sale today at *345. The Buick 1302 E. Wash. LI. 1571. OLDS—I 927 COACH: $99. LATHBOP-MOYER, RETAIL, INC. 418 N. Capitol. Ri. 63715. WHIPPET—Coach. 1929; motor overhauled; Bargains in Used - Car*. „ CARSON BROS. 921-23 Virginia Ave nr. 0232 TRY TIMES WANT" ADBFOR BUBINraR 51 Trucks, Tractors, Trailers CHEVROLET—I93I truck; 157-ln. wheel base; overload springs; stock rack: low mileage: looks like, new; *625. Easy terms—we trade. HARE CHEVROLET CO. * 4 .® £ wash. 2014 W Wash. Ri 5328. BE. .7234 FORD—I93O Model A panel; low miles; tip top shape; 5325. FRANK HATFIELD CO.. 623 N. Capitol. ONE-TON Ford truck; *SO! 1543 N. Rural St. 53_ Accessories, Tires, Parts BATTERIES GUARANTEED $2.95 to $3.85 ... - _ SWISSHELM At SON 544 E. Washington Bt. Ri. 7740 JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO wTi. repair or mak# new tops and curtains to vour car 202 Kentucky Ave, TRY TIMES WANT ADSFORBUBfNTSr--55 Antos Wanted WILL pav cash tot vour car or you: i. WOLF AUTO CO. 4SIW 861 N Canur. LEG lIS 56 Legal Notices at Publ,c Auction tne Chevrolet Ice Cream Cone truck. Motor number 2483492 to satisfy storage charge amounting to *33 at 10 a. m.. WednesJan. 13. 1932. JONES MOTOR CORp.. Capitol at Vermont. NOTICE OF THE FILING OF A PETITION FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF A HIGHWAY IN LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP. MARION COUNTY. INDIANA BY ERNEST NEWHOUSE. ET AI. .NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on !w, 8 i h v day 01 January. 5932. a petition , bv m .°^ e than flft y freeholders and voters of Lawrence Township. Mar- !£ n C° un i, v - ® tat e of Indiana, was filed in the office of the Auditor of said County, and that said Auditor bv indorsement thereon, then and there designated 10 o’clock a. m.. on the 3rd day- of February. 1932, as the date upon ***4 Petition will be presented to the Board. The following is a description of the highway proposed to be improved, to-wit: The Will Mock Road, from a point. ‘nOaklandon at State Road No. 67 (Old Road No. 671. east to the Hancock Countv Line. NOW. THEREFORE all persons concerned are hereby notified that at 10 o clock am. on the 3rd nav of February 1932, said petition will be presented to beard by and adjudged upon by said Board ot Commissioners at a meeting of said Board held in the Courthouse of .'■aid County. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I, Charles A. Grossart. Auditor of said County have hereunto signed the above and foregoing notice and have affixed the seal of said County thereto, this 11th day of January. 1932. . CHAS. A. OROSSART. /“““