Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 230, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1932 — Page 12

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TRIO OF HEAVY PRODUCING GAS WELLSFINISHED Total Output of 7,400,000 Cubic Feet Reported in Two Counties.' Drilling in Indiana during January resulted in three gas wells with a total output of 7,400,000 cubic feet and two oil wells with a total production of 255 barrels, according to a report for the month by Paul F. Simpson, state gas supervisor in the division of geology, state department of conservation. The heaviest producing gas well was completed in Gibson county, with an output of 5,000,000 cubic feet. A well of 1,400,000 feet and another of 1,000,000 were completed in Pike county. Both oil wells are in Gibson county, one with a production of 150 barrels, the other of 105 barrels. The drilling record for the month, by counties, is as follows: Davies—Ben D. Ruble has started a second well on the Bernard Gilloogy farm in Harrison township The Alva C. Smith No. 2 is being drilled In the same township. by Amsier & Gilbour. Dubois—The Dubois County Oil and Gas Company Is drilling on the Anton Hops larm In Madison township. High waters of the Patoka river have prevented the completion of the well. Floyd—The .James A. Sharp test In Georgetown tow r r.shlp was abandoned by Brooks J. Johnston. Fountain —When last reported, the Gants well No. 1, drilled by the Fountain Oil and Gas Company in Troy township, was down 1.700 feet. Gibson—The Agnes Haskins No. 3 In Washington township, was completed by the Gib-Van Oil Company with an Initial production of 105 barrels A fourth well has been started on the same farm. Offsetting this lease the Big Four Oil and Gas Company completed the Lottie Hope No. 1 at 1,290 feet, where an Initial production of 150 barrels was found. In Columbia township the Knox Engineering Corporation is drilling the Carl C. Steele No. 1. The Indiana Southwestern Gas Corporation has completed a 5,000,000 cubic foot gas well on the R. H. Cmyett lease In Columbia township. They are also starting a pecond well on the G. B. Allen farm in the same section. Harrison—Brooks J. Johnston Is drilling the Charles B. Burkhart No. 1 in Jackson township. Hendricks—The T. A. Reitzel test drilled by the French Development Corporation in Liberty township, is drilling at more than 2.700 feet. Knox—James H. Gardner found a dry hole In the Union Investment Company No. 1. in Busseron township. Laporte—The John Siddles No. 1, drilled by H. J. Httuck and others in Lincoln township, is down 55 feet in the Trenton. Orange—C. W. Reichard is drilling the Fred A. Cleveland test in Orangeville township. Ferry—H. C. Darby’s test on the U. B. Cummings farm in Tobin townshp was reported dry after reaching the corniferous. The Margaret Taylor No. 1 has been started by Boiyard and others In Anderson township. Pike —The Ohio Oil Company abandoned the J. O. Sutton No. 2, in Madison township. In Washington township. Harry N. Beil completed a third well on the R. M. Craig heirs farm with 1.000.000 cubic feet at 1,117 feet. A 1,100,000 cubic foot gqs well was completed by C. C Taliaferro at 1.101 feet in the Aaron No. 6. iu the same township. A. V \,rden plugged the Walter Smith No. 1 ).' Washington township. Perry Andrews is drilling on the Loveless lease in the Oatsville pool. Spencer—Medley brothers are drilling the J. Phillips No. 1, in Huff township, to the Mississippi lime. The Gus Sauter No. 1. in Huff township, after being shut down for several months, Is also being drilled Into the lime. Sullivan—William H. Wood Is drilling on the Dolphia Sludder lease In Curry township. Switzerland—No new completions were reported from the Clark township area where wells are drilling on the James Hankins. M. H. Griffith, and Lawrence Cooper farms. Warrick—The Henry Menke No. 1, drilled bv the Elberfeld Gas and Oil Company in Greer township, has been shut down at 1.776 feet, with a good oil showing reported at 1,683 feet.

Births Boys Edward and Silvia Parks, 2002 Shelby. Russell and Dorothv Willett, 5617 Lowell David and Catherine Lytle, 304 North Pine. Bryan and Mildred Tarlton, 2139 Sugar Grove. Harold and Ada Simmons, 1624 Prospect. Girfin and Dora Stinson, 505 Birch. Girls Paul and Minnie Kottolowski, 1230 Villa. Carlos and Nancy Neville. 1438 South Harding. Stephen and Flota Nicoloff. 221 Douglas. Paul and Rose Love, 847 North Oxford. Chester and Madie Chasteen, 335 South Oakland. . William and Josephine Hensley, 3455 West Vermont. Robert and Frances Long, 2240 KenWood. Deaths Olious Neely, 37, city hospital, peritonitis Shun Walters, 52, 742 Hadley, carcinoma. George W. Alert, 66, 957 King, carHarriet Milharcic, 12, Riley hospital, broncho pneumonia. Harrv 5 Hodges, 53, School, carcinoma. Violet Marie Dantord, 6 months. 423 Irving Place, broncho pneumonia. Beulah Ritliff, 1, Riley hospital, miliary tuberculosis. „ _ . George Apgar, 52, Long hospital, P *MKlah < ’M. Romine, 87. 414 East St. Clftir. chronic bronchitis. Fred Sup. 84, Christian hospital, arterio * C TiHman P. Prather, 74, 4608 Winthrop, M James l A. McMurry, 61. 1236 East Ohio, chronic mvocarditis. , George Gilmer. 59, city hospital, chronic ne sonnie' Coscby. 32. 2914 Caroline, broncho pneumonia. Building Permits Indiana Tire and Rubber Company, sign, 827 North Capitol avenue. SSOO. Federal Electric Company, sign, 1511 N °o rth A Me Gwi a n n n. * alterations and repairs. Wrecking Company, wreck building, 918-20 Ft. Wayne. SI.OOO. Two Here Win Word Prizes Herman Schumacker, 1636 Broadway. and Margaret Theresa Herman. 5680 Broadway, today received checks of SSO for their contributions to the national word puzzle contest recently conducted by the Frigidalre Corporation, it was announced. Short Illness Fatal Bu Times Special MARTINSVILLE. Ind., Feb. 3. Mrs. William Murphy is dead after an illness of one week. THE TIMES Want Ad Headquarters Transient Rates Minimum spaced want ad accepted If two lines Charge Cash Number Insertion* Per Line Per line One Time *2 -i? 5 consecutive times 6 consecutive times 1 3 - l * Rooms, Etc. Char*. Based on Two 2 lines, one time 37 .35 2 lines 3 times -78 72 2 lines. 6 times 1.13 l -00 Discounts Ads may be phoned in afid charged if the advertiser la luted in the phone director or is identified and accepted by the credit A e DISCOUNT o: ONE CENT FOR EACH t tvr ia civen to transient advertisers psvin* theH bill within ONE WEEK attebllltng Advertisers are asked to vantage of thia discount. Deaths, Lost and Found, Etc. Death Notices Cards pt Thanks. In Memoriame Lode* and Church Notices Lost and Found ads are charged at a rate o! Situation J Cents oer Word M Want ma v* be phoned In aa late a* 11-15 A M for nublication in the 2:00 p. M Home Edition on the earn. day. Phone: RILEY 5551 Phone Service • A. iL to 8 P. M. Dally.

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Tightening their belts, the Indiana Republican leaders are preparing to wage a determined campaign to improve the morale of party workers in Indiana. Punch drunk from the results of the municipal elections of 1929, and the congressional and state elections of 1930, plainly there has been evidenced a general let-down in that party. But Ivan Morgan, new state chairman, is endeavoring to overcome this through personal invitations and letters, urging Republicans to make suggestions for planks in the party platform. Everywhere is heard “harmony talk” and discussions of a “harmony ticket.” Reports so far are that M. Bert Thurman, national committeeman, is still the leading contender for the nomination for Governor. Although The Times poll showed Frederick Landis leading among the delegates, with the committeeman second, yet all indications are that the Logansport editor will stay out of the battle this year and conserve his energies for a campaign against Senator Arthur Robinson for that nomination in 1934. unit Landis is by far the most formidable antagonist that Thurman could have. There are reports that the veteran committeeman should be given the nomination for Governor without much opposition to effect harmony and to fulfill the obligation which the G. O. P. is said to owe him. Coupled with Thurman’s name is that of Frederick Schortemeier as the running mate in the Lieutenant Governor’s berth. Friends are insisting that Fred make a definite bid for this nomination. They point out that the former secretary of state and 1928 primary leader for the nomination thus will do much to smooth down internecine differences and prove a decided asset to the ticket. n tt Thurman is not of the orator type and conditions at this time require a vigorous speaking campaign, in which every backwoods county in the state shall be invaded. Schortemeier is an experienced campaigner, and, it is said, would like to take to the stump. If Fred can be induced to make the race for second place, another possible source of opposition to Thurman will be removed. And the cardinal point of political behavior is that “if you can’t defeat your enemies, win them to your standards.” That evidently is included in Thurman’s lexicon. I E G A IS Legal Bids, Proposals INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION, DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION BRIDGES NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proSosals for the construction of certain ridges on State Highways will be received by the Director of the Indiana State Highway Commission at his office in the State House Annex in Indianapolis, until 10 a. m. Feb. 16, 1932. when all proposals will be publicly opened and read. These bridges are further described as follows: BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY—Two bridges on Road 7. consisting of one bridge of two spans of 28 feet each, approximately 4.4 miles southeast of Columbus, and one bridge of two spans of 28 feet each, approximately 4.2 miles southeast of Columbus. BOONE COUNTY—One 20-foot bridge on Road 32. approximately 6.5 miles west of Lebanon. DELAWARE COUNTY—One bridge on Road 3, approximately 0.4 mile south of Muncie, consisting of two spans of 40 feet each. ELKHART COUNTY—One 48-foot bridge on Road 6, approximately 6.5 miles west of Ligonier. MONTGOMERY COUNTY—Seven bridges on Road 47. consisting of one 50-foot bridge, approximately 2.1 miles west of Waveland; one 24-foot bridge, approximately 1.8 miles northeast of Waveland; one bridge of two spans of 32 feet each, approximately 2.1 miles northeast of Browns Valley: one 30-foot bridge approximately 4.7 miles northeast of Browns Valley: one 52-foot • 6-inch bridge, approximately 5.3 miles northeast of Browns Valley; one 12-foot bridge, approximately 3.9 miles southwest of Crawfordsville, and one 70-foot bridge, approximately 2.4 miles southwest of Crawfordsville. POSEY COUNTY—Four bridges on Road 66. consisting of one 40-foot bridge, approximately 2.4 miles southeast ville; one 32-foot bridge, approximately 4.0 miles southeast of Wadesville; one 24-foot bridge, approximately 5.7 miles southeast of Wadesville. and one 24-foot bridge, approximately 5.8 miles southeast of Wades-

Villa. VANDERBURGH COUNTY—Three bridges on Road 66. consisting of one 30-foot bridge, approximately 7.8 miles southeast of Wadesville: one 60-foot bridge, approximately 8.3 miles southeast of Wadesville. and one 25-foot bridge, approximately 8.4 miles southeast of Wadesville. The plans and specifications may be examined at the office of the State Highway Commission. State House Annex. Indianapolis, or copies thereof will be forwarded upon payment to the Director of a nominal charge. No refund will be made for plans returned. Proposals must be made upon standard forms of the Indiana State Highway Commission. which will be supplied upon request. Each bidder, with his proposal, shall file a corporate surety bond payable to the State of Indiana in the penal sum of at least one and or“-half U!i) times the amount of his proposal, with good and sufficient security to the approval of the Director. SUCH BOND SHALL BE ONLY IN THE FORM PRESCRIBED BY LAW AND SHALL BE EXECUTED ON THE FORM BOUND IN THE PROPOSAL. For this bridge letting each bidder shall file his “experience Record and Financial Statement” prior to filing his proposals. Forms will be furnished upon request. Some of these structures will be awarded In groups of two or more structures. Further information regarding the work contemplated, the method of letting and price of plans, will be furnished upon request. The right is reserved by the Director to reject anv or all bids or to award on anv stated combination of bids that is in his judgment most advantageous to the State of Indiana. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. J. J. BROWN. Director, , ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices CAMPBELL, FRANK—Age 30 years, father of Frank Campbell Jr., died Monday. Feb. 1. at family residence, 2154 Winter Ave. Funeral Thursday. Feb. 4. 9 a. m. Friends invited. For further information call Be. 0148. HARVEY. GEORGE F.—Beloved husband of Mrs. Helen Cotter Harvey, father of Mrs. Walter J. Cusack. George A. Harvey, Roena Harvey of Ft. Wavne, Ind., and Justin M. Harvey, San Francisco. Cal., died at the home of Mrs. Cusack. 3750 Guilford Ave., Tuesday evening. FVneral Friday. Feb. 5. 8:30. at the home of Mrs. Cusack; 9 a. m. St. Joan of Arc. Burial Holv Cross cemetery. KIRBYDINN SERVICE. MOORE. ETHEL MARlE—Daughter of Mrs Pearl Moore, sister of Mrss. R. E. Welch Mrs. Helen Corliss. Walter and Max Moore of Indianapolis. Mrs. J. I. Snyder of Jacksonville. Florida. Passed awav Wednesday Feb. 3rd. Friends mav cal’ at FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME 1639 N Meridian St Time of funeral 'iven later. RICHARDSON. WILLIAM W.—Died this morning at his home. 516 Grove St.. Sewlckley. Penn. He was- an old resident of Indianapolis and while here was division passenger agent. Pennsylvania Railroad. He retired as passenger traffic manager in 1928. Funeral Sewickley, 2 p.'jj., Thursday, Feb. 4.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices — j HENDRICKSON, CLEM C.—Husband of Sylvia Hendrickson, passed away at Miami. Fla. Funeral notice later. KIRBY DINN SERVICE. TRALB, ELIZABETH—Aga 83 years, mother of Mrs. Daisy E. Cox. Mrs. Bertha Quinn. Benjamin F. ana Leon-' ard E. Traub and Mary Traub Busch. ! passed away Tuesday p. m. at her residence, 720 East Thirteenth St. Funeral services at the PLANNER. & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Friday. 10:30 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. WALTERS. MARY ALICE—Age 86; widow of the late Anthony Walters, passed away Feb. 3 at the home of her daughter. Mrs. W. J. Ovarmlre, 4465 Wir.throp Ave. Funeral Friday, 9:30. at her residence. St. Joan of Arch church, 10 a. m. Burial Holy Cross. Friends invited. Altar Society Holy Cross church will meet for prayer Thursday, 8 p. m. For Information call JOE J. SPEAKS FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Li. 1894. WHITLEY. WlLLlAM—Beloved husband ot Minnie, father of Roy and Mrs. Ruth Ranbolt, passed away at the home, 951 Church St.. Tuesday. Feb. 2. He also leaves two brothers and two sisters, Frank of Springfield. 111., and Charles of Groverland, Ind.: Mrs. Sadie Mark of West Point. Mrs. Jidia Andrews of Lafayette. Ind. Friends may call at the home any time after 2 p. m. Wednesday. Funeral 10 a. m. Thursday at the Evangelical church, corner of Wilkins and Church Sts. Burial Greencastle. Ind. W. T. BLASENGYM in charge. (Greencastle papers please copy.) YORK. OMER C.—Husband of Helen York, father of Harrv. Albert and J. Walter York; son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. York; brother of Ralph York of North Manchester. Passed away Wednesday morning. Services at the FLYNNER &• BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Friday, 2 p m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. 2 Cards. In Memoriams COY—In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father who passed away one year ago today. Davs of sadness come over us. Hidden tears do often flow. His sweet memory keeps him pear us, Tho he died a vear ago. WIFE AND CHILDREN. 3 Funeral Directors. Florists W. D. BEANB LOSSOM 1321 VV. Ray BE. 1588 VV. T. BLASENGYM - Main office. 2226 Shelbv St. Branch office 1634 W Morris. Dr. 3570. GRiNSTEINER’S 522 E. Market RI. 5374 HISEY & TITUS ; 951 N. Delaware LI. 3828 WM. E. KRIEGER 1402 N. Illinois St. Rl. 124? " EADES BROS. 1814 W. Morris. Be. 4327. J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect Dr 0321-0322 GOODRICH FUNERAL HOME 1611 N Meridian Ta lo*r 4 Lost and Fonnd COIN PURSE—Money and keys, downtown. Saturday afternoon. Need desperately. Reward. Times Box A 307. WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER, white, black spots, on shoulders, brown face. Answers name “Spot.’’ Ir. 7373. PURSE—Lady’s, brown, 700 N. Ala., or 2000 Mansfield. Friday eve. Return valuable papers, glasses: keep money. Li. 4873. WRIST WATCH—Lady’s white gold Bulova: downtown Tues. Rew. He. 1873. DIAMOND wrist watch, platinum bracelet. Vicinity Zaring; reward. Ta. 1028. CAT—Large] yellow Angora] Please reP turn to 1108 N. Windsor. Reward. WATCH—Green gold, slightly octagon. link bracelet attached. Ta. 5745: reward. STRAYED—NearIv blind ladv poodle dog. Please return 2827 N. Denny. Reward. LOST—Fox terrier pup. Name Rex. Reward. 4742 Broadway. Hu. 1561, 5 Personals TRY LEMCKE SERVICE SHOP—IOB-10-12 E Mkt,, Lemcke Bldg. Rl. 0666. RELINING, mending of all kinds; experienced. Li. 9674. SIGNET wool shirts, blue, khaki, now $1.50. HANKS. 118 Virginia Ave. BUSINESS SERVICE ~ 7 Business Services GEN REPAIRING—Rea J sewer maa: leaky roofs, gutters furnace coils. Ch. 2283-J. RECONDITION HOME NOW AT LOW 'tOST For estimates; Ta. 6974. Hu. 1435. WE build & rebuild homes, estimates given. H. T. Mercer & Son. Ri. 7248. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR~ BUSINESS 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 Cal] Rl, 7750. 419-23 E. Market St STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING Special prices on return loads, packing California shipments. Pool cars. Ri. 2638. Ri. 6561. Nights Ch. 0699-W. OTTO J. SUESZ. MOVING s3—You help. $1 less: quick service: careful white men. Ch. 6840. MOVING—S 2 up: white men: anything anywhere anytime. PETE’S Ch 2878 7-B Paperbanging and Painting PAPER HANGlNG—Cleaning; estl. free Ch. 2004. FRANK JACKSON. Ir. 2415 PAPER HANGING Daintine’ if rou don’t call Ta 5464 we both lose. IST CLASS Paper Hanging. $1 to $2 50 per rm.: *32 samples & esti. free. Ir. 6088Tnstructions^ 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 13 Help Wanted—Male WANTED, men and women to sell new Chevrolet service book. Live leads furnished to those who will work. This big opportunity, see MR. WEST at 1121 N. Meridian Sfr. POSITIONS on steamships; good pay; world-wide travel; experience unnecessary. Self-addressed envelope brings list promptly. Mr. H. Arculus, Mt. Vernon, N, Y. ALL kinds of positions aboard ocean liners; good pay; experience unnecessary. Send stamp for list and application form. G. ARCULUS. Mt. Vernon. N. Y. 15 MEN sell housewives and small business houses. Fastest selling item in state. 100''c profit each sale. Remarkable demonstration. 9 to 4 p, m. 418 E. Ohio. SPECIALTY salesmen for city. Ask for Mr. Slagle. Thursday. 9 to 5, Lincoln Ho. 14 Help Wanted—Female WANTED—Colored girl; more for home than wages. 1908 Boulevard. 16 Situations W’anted NURSEMAID end second work; best references; experienced; age 26. Call Ha. 0716-W. between 4 and 8 p. m. ~ Z RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms ALABAMA. N.. 1629—Warm rm.. mod., nr. bath, kitchen priv. Private ent. Ha. 2850. ALABAMA. N.. 523 GAYLORD. APT. 5 Cozv. warm room, adjoining bath: f5. BIRCHWOOD AVE.—Very desirable rm.. twin beds. Priv home; 1 or 2. Wa 4329-R. CARROLLTON. 4156—Rm., in nice home; gentleman. Hu. 3588. COLLEGE. 3938—Lovely, warm front, adjoins bath, private home; gar. W’a. 2064. COLLEGE, 3925 —Nice upstairs front room; for 1 or 2 girls: private home. GUILFORD, 3606—Combination sleep, and living, radio, phone in rm. Wa. 3321-M. ILLINOIS. N., 1611—Nice, large, clean room; steam heat. Ha. 4409-R. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2030—Large rm.; nicely furn,; shower: meals optional; 1 or 2. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2431t-Cozv warm rm.. private home; lady empl. Ta. 2032. _ NEW JERSEY. N.. 2258—2 conn, front rms.; living, bedr,, steam: man. Ta. 3742. NORTH. E.. 114—Nice warm sleeping rm.. near bath; S3. ORIENTAL. N.. 20—Modern sleeping rms.; private entrance: $3. $2.50: hot water. PRATT. E. 657—Large, warm rm.. in modi era. private home; walking distance: 1 ! or 2. S3 50, Li. 1925. 1 PROSPECT. 330—Furn., clean, warm rms.; mod.; sleep., hsekp.; $2.50. Dr. 4162-R. PROSPECT. 518—Cozy front Bedrm., privileges; good heat. Dr, 4919-R. WALNUT, fit.. 309'j—Nice outside rms.. steam heat; close in. Ri. 4719. WASHINGTON BLVD.—North of 52d' lovely rm., private home. Hu. 6468. WASHINGTON Blvd.,rm., young man; priv. home; Protestant; $4: refer. Wa. 5424. 10TH. E.. 5717—Lovelv rm-. priv, bath. men or couple; no other rmerg. Ir. 5146. 418 T. E.. 401—Boom, private bath, shower; private entrance. Wa. 1241,

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RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms HOTEL ANTLERS ~ NORTH CREEK—Attractive warm rm.. nx. bath: nr. carline. lor 2. Ha. *503-W. 82.50 Delaware N.. 713. No. 2; coxy rm.; steam heat; close In. Ri. 2669. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL—Nice steam-heated *rms. at reduced rates. 27'a S 111. St. NR. FOUNTAIN SO—Front rm. in widow’s modern home. Meals opt. Dr. 1135-W. 18 Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. N., 1912—1-rm. kitchenette: completely turn.; near bath; garage; $6. ALABAMA, N . 2355 Kitchenette y>t., economicai proposition for girls. Ta. 6647. ASHLAND. 1634—2 modern connecting rms. down; 86.50. Prlv. ent. He. 4401. BARTH. 1315—2 suites of rms.; everything furnished; reasonable. Dr, 3304-J. BROADWAY. 1134—1524 College—6ll E. 12th. Deslreable apt., 84.50 to 88. COLLEGE. 1232—Front rm.. kitchenette; plenty heat, hot water; pri. ent,; adults. DELAWARE. N.. 2024—first fl.. fur. or unfurn.: also sleeping; kitchen privileges. ENGLISH. 1240—Nice rm.. steam heat: evervthing furnished: S3. Dr. 5490. EUCLID. 328 N.—Bedrm. apt.; pri. bath; Pullman breakfast; reasonable. Ir, 2773. FOUNTAIN SQ —Lovely furn.. 2 rms.; good heat; next bath; 86. Dr. 3540-R. ILLINOIS, N.. 431—Small furn. apts., clean; reasonable. Inquire Apt. 4. MERIDIAN, S.. 1706—1 large rm.. next bath; private entrance; adults. Dr. 5442. MERIDIAN. N.. 2251—2 housekeeping rm.. 'everything furn.. gar.. $6 wk. Wa 3440. MICHIGAN. E.. 2416—2 rms.. priv. bath, ent.: everything turn A 85.75. Ch. 7100. MORRIS. E , 403—3 rms., furn. or unfurnished; all utilities. Dr. 5111. OHIO. E.. 540—2 front rooms. $4.50 wees; others. $2.50 up, gar.. $2 mo. TALBOT. 2400—2 and 3-rm. apts.; sink: private entrance; $4, $5, $7.50. Ta. 7110. VERMONT, E.. 126—Colonial. Apt. 6; 3 connecting rms.. overstuffed. 3 sos. N. P, O. WALNUT. E.. 115—2 rooms, furnished: clean: $5 See housekeeper in basement WALNUT. E.. 425—Mod. rm. and kitchcnette. 2'dble. beds., prlv, ent. Adults, WASHINGTON. F.. 1710—2 modern rms.. front apt.. Ist fl.. 2 private entrances. i DOWNTOWN Furnished or uniurnishea 1 or 2 rms., wklv or monthly rates: util Call BREVORT HOTEL. 111. & Ohio Sts NICE, large, clean, furn. room and kitch- ; enette: only $5; near bath. Ri. 9635. 3 ROOMS, nicely furn.: mod cottage., near school; Brightwood bus; gar. Li. 9134.

19 Rooms with Board ASHLAND, 2154—Warm rm.; 1 or 2; home cooking; $7.50; college car. He. 1659. BLVD. PL., 3119—Nice rm.; home cooking: privileges; near car, bus. Ta. 4528. BUCKINGHAM DR.. 133—Rm.. board. Driv. bath. 2 gentlemen.. nr Butler. Hu. 7482. CENTRAL. I96o—Large, warm rm., excel - lent meals; near bath. Ha. 4171-M. DELAWARE, N.. 2602—TWIN BEDS; BRKF.: $9 FOR 2; $5 FOR 1, HA. 1319. EAST—Couple to share private home; privlleges; very reasonable. Ch. 6794. GRAY. N., 958 S6, with bd.; men; prlvate home; E. 10th car, Ch. 3232-R. KEALING. 1319—2 lovely rms.: privileges: for 3 meals; gar, opt. Ch. 6735. RAYMOND. E.. 1532—Rm., board; home privileges: near car, bus. Dr. 2475. 13TH, E., 604—Nice rm., for 2 girls, home privileges. 2 meals optional. NEW addition! Lovely rm.: new home; excellent meals; private garage. Be. 4083. RM. parent and child; fresh air: home cooking: near car, school. Ha. 1072. NICE HOME for aged people: retired nurse: very reasonable.] Ch. 2926-M. REAL HOME—Steam heat, twin beds, radio; meals opt. Wa. 2836, 603 E. 32nd. 21 Unfurnished Apartments GENERAL ELECTRIC refrigerated apts. Real values and ideal locations. Call Ri. 9412, Apt. House Division. BROADWAY, 1563—4 rooms, porches, gar.; steam, gas, water. Its, pd.: $36. Hu. 2467, BROOKSIDE PKWY.—37OI S. Dr.; 3 and 4-room apts.. good heat, garage: $23-$26. Ch. 1416, COLLEGE. 1136—2 and 3-room apts.. bath. S3O and $35: utilities furnished. Inquire Apt. 1 or phone Li. 5258. COLLEGE. 1411—Lower duplex, mod. 5 rooms, heat, water; $35. Ri, 5976, MADISON. 1025—Best equipped apt. south; S3O; 3 and 4 rms.; dom. scs. kitchenette; Frigidaire. PARK. 1409—5-rm. lower duplex; A-l heat, water, porches; 335; gar. He, 5995. 29TH. W. 403—Modern. 4 rooms; heat. water, garage: $25. Ha. 0282. $30—532.50 Dundee Apts. VIRGINIA AVE. AND M’CARTY ST. Heat, gas Frigidaire. hot water. SEE CUSTODIAN. APT, 47. THE PATRICIA—BS2 Prospect: 3 rms : stoker heat: all utilities: red. Ri. 5285 Colored—s2s and up Douglass Court 21ST AND BOULEVARD PLACE. INCLUDES HEAT. LIGHT. GAS. HOT WATER SEE CUSTODIAN, APT. 56. Indianapolis Rental Agency Complete list apartments all locations. No obligations. Transportation free. Li. 5452. Evenings. Wa. 0433 or Be. 3114. -• IRV TIMES WANT ADS KIR BUSINESS

22 Unfurnished Houses ADLER, E., 14—Dandy 5-room semi-mod-ern double, good location, newly papered, floors refinlshed. garage; reduced sl7: water paid. Dr. 3472. BURGESS. 359-61—Irvington: mod. couble; 6 rms., garage: $37.50. Ir. 4119. CAPITOL. N., 2223—7-rm. dbl., strictly mod., clean, gar.; $25. He. 1397. CAPITOL. S.. 1247—Single. 5 rms.. water pd.. $lB. Last mo. free. Dr, 6686. CAPITOL. N.. 2624—New, mod: hardwood firs.; la’dry; gar,; wa. pd.; $35. Ta. 4786. CAPITOL. 3619—Attractive 6-rm. mod.. garage; S4O; water pd. Ch. 7584, CHURCHMAN. 1519—4-rm.. good condi.: sl3: water paid. Rl. 2404. COLLEGE. 3118—Attrac. 6-rm. mod.; gar.; nr. school, churches; $45. Wa. 5018-2. CORNELIUS. 4242 —Attc. bungalow. 5 rms.. mod, lg. yd., gar.. $42.50. Ha. 4731-R. COTTAGE. 1601—5 rms.. toilet inside water pd.: sl6, Hu. 4368. Dr 3564-R EAST. S.. 826 (Rear) — V 2 double; 3 rms.; toilet: water paid; $lO, Dr, 3074. EASTERN. 626—Near St. Philips; 6-rm. mod.: gar.; A-l; $32.50. Ch. 1249-R. FAIRFIELD. 815—Kelly stn., 6-rm. dble.; lg. liv. rm., firepl., master bedrm, tile bath, shower, bkfst. nk., gar; Shortridge. Hu. 4366. GALE. N. .3035—7-room modern single, garage: $22.50. GREGORY and APPEL. INC. Li. 7491, HAMILTON. N.. 342—3-room double, el., gas. wt. pd.. $9. GREGORY & APPEL. Inc. LI. 7491, ILL.. N . 2143‘/z—No. 1. 2 rms., $8; 2346 Broadway. 14 rms.. 2 baths, gar, Ri. 7725. JEFFERSON. 942—5-room half double; modern: $25. Ri. 6267, LA SALLE. 1917—Nr. Brookside Pk. Bung.. 5 rms., mod., water pd.. $35, Ch. 0602. MORRIS. W.. 3702—5-rm.. elec., furnace. basement, garage; $lB. Ch. 5175, NEW JERSEY. S.. 2162—Dandy 6-room semi-modern double: good location; garage; reduced $18; water paid. Dr. 3472. OLNEY. 2845— (Brightwood): 6-rm. mod. Reduced. $lB. Li. 7196, Ta. 3398 OLNEY. 2701—4-room semi-modern, garage. water paid, $22,50, Ch. 4700. _ RANDOLPH. S.. 1203—4 rms. semi-mod.. gar.. Inside toilet, water pd.. sls. Dr r*3o. WOODLAWN. 1719—6-rm. single: gar.; new furnace: city wa. paid; $23. Ri. 6367. IITH. ¥7. 922—6-rm] mod. double; A-l; ’ $25 to adults. Hu, 4723, 11TH. E.. 1437—Attrc. 5 rm. mod. double: near Tech; water pd. $25, Wa. 1484, 13TH E.. 913—6 rms.. inside toilet. 2-car-gar., sls; water pAid. 16TH. E., 2512—Desirable 4-rm. mod. double: rent reduced. Garage. Dr. 1280 16TH.. E.. 806—6 rms.; bath, mod. dble., pantry, inch back porch, long living rm. gas grate, hdwood firs, good furnace: reduced rent, water paid. Wa. 1749-J. 30TH. E., 4319—5-rm. semi-mod.; gar.. water paid. $22.50. Ch. 4700. _ Modern, South, S3O 8 rooms, newly decorated, hardwood floors; garage. 336 E. McCarty. Dunlop & Holtegel LI. 6517: 122 E. Market. 10 Rooms, Modern, S4O Modern home, suitable for 2 families. Hot watar heating plant. 22nd and Penn. Dunlop & Holtegel Ll. 6517. 122 E. Market. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses BELL, 558, N.—4-room furn. house; water pd. IDA WALTERS. 1326 Ashland. Apt. 7. DEXTER. S., 3085—5-rm. cott., not mod.; i sum. bedding and dishes; $5 per ! FAST—In Tecumsen place: 7 rooms, nicely furnished: close to Tech and grade school; $45 mo. Ch. 3242-W. ■ EUCLID, N.. 328—Bedrm. apt., priv. bath; Pullman breakfast; reas. Ir. 2773. FLETCHER. 554—Walking dis. town; furnished apartments, exceptional values: remodeled throughout; 2 rooms. $25 monthly: 3 rooms. S3O. Call 552 Fletcher or Rl. 6295, KENWOOD. 2235—3 rms.. kitchenette, bath, mod. apt., overstuffed, util; $lO wk. ! Ri. 2234. STATE, N.] 124—Lower 4-rm., well furn., piano, radio, gar.. $42, Li. 9921. VILLA. 1625—Nicely furn. 3-room apt.. I utilities, gar.; $9 week. Dr. 4168. . WALNUT. E]] 115—3 rms.. alcove, priv. bath, $lO. Housekeeper In basement. ] WASHINGTON. IT] 3720—M0d.. 4 rma.; battK very nicely turn .j. $6.50 and $7 wk. I 11TH. E.—4 rms.. kitchenette; pri. bath, ent.i A-l; adults. $lO. Ri. 7040.

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Sufcte 3-Piece Bedroom 3 ' PC ' L &aite R ° om STltohUTsuite 39= 59a Excellent condition, 3 pieces in striking suite of such excellent colorful Jacquard with revers- . ...... ibie cushions. condition you will be delighted. Davenport and fireside chair. 5-Piece Breakfast s^B Decorated 5 pieces. Drop fl j leaf table and four chairs "vfTVj in perfect condtiion. ■■■^■■■■■■■^■■■ll Iron Beds Rockers j Lamps Dressers $2.49 $1.95 $2.49 1 $9.75 Very Easy Terms Free Delivery 1 in JSEmI YttSim. IztmL JemM. wctßml -Ik—?ioor h 37-41 South Meridian Street “

RENTALS 24 Suburban and Farms EDGEWOOD—Furn. stucco single, 5 rms., semi-mod.; 2 acres; fruit trees, chicken house, gar.; bus; school S3O. Li. 0082, 25 Factory, Office and Desk Space GROCERY STORE—With fixtures. 902 W. Michigan; $25 month.-JRi. 9951. 26 Wanted to Rent HAVE PARTlES—Wanting furn. bungalows and furn. apts. White. Dr. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 31 Wanted to Trade CLEAR LOT W. for auto, cheap rental. or anything. Ri. 7725. 1312 Beliefontaine. 33 Wanted —Real Estate FARM WANTED—Not over 20 acres on or near main highway. Give full details and terms. Times Box A-600. MERCHANDISE--34 Miscellaneous For Sale Waterproof Tarpaulin and Canvas Covers. All sizes in stock at lowest prices. Hoosier Tarpaulin and Canvas Goods Cos. AIR COMPRESSOR 5 Cu. ft., Dayton 2 stage, complete, same as new; cheap. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. AIR TOWER—Complete with automatic air scale; real bargain: Meier Electric & Macihne Cos. 3525 E. Washington. Ir. 1151. YOU’LL NEVER know how good Maas Cleaner and Water Softener is for all household cleaning until you trv it. Albert G. Maas, 31 Virginia Ave. Ri. 7125. WASHERS —Electric: used, renewed, demonstrators: lowest prices and terms: trade in vour old washer: on display. 207 E, Ohio. YOUR USED SCHOOL BOOKS NOW—WE PAY CASH CRAWFORD'S DRUGS Cl3 N. DELAWARE ST. LI. 1800. SINKS. 3 HIGH GRADE; 3 HIGH GRADE TOILETS, PITTSBURGH HEATER, CHEAP. 656 FAIRFIELD AVE. WRINGER ROLLS—For all washers; factory distributor. 2509 E, Wash. Ch. 0852. BATTERY charger, 220 volts; good as new; half price. DELGADO. Ri. 5581, IF YOU DON’T FIND what vou are looking for in the want ads today, it may be advertised here tomorrow Read Times classified ads daily 35 Household Goods GAS RANGE SALE—Large group wellknown brands. $5 to $10: 3 Chambers Fireless. S2O to S4O: 1 Red Star gasoline range: 2 oil stoves; 1 gas and coal range. 102 S. Penn. St. ALL TEMPERATURE under 50; always in Icev air refrigerators. Let us explain. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos.. 2000 Northwesi- ) ern Ave. Ta. 0689. HIGH GRADE LINOLEUM bv the sa. yd., different patterns and grade. 40c. 60c and $1 so. yd. Unclaimed Freight Station, corner Capitol and South St. BREAKFAS'i SET—ltalian carved dining rm & bedrm twin beds, nnen frieze livtng rm. rugs sac 2428 N Meridian ELECTRIC' WASHER—Coffield; gd. cond.; guar.; S2O, 3850 Graceland. Wa. 5111-J. FURNITURE—New. vused. 3-room outfit: easy terms. N. BARRETT. 868 Virginia. SEWING MCHS. repaired, all makes; special price. White Sewing Ma. Cos. Ri. 4755. DINING SUlTE—very cheap; will give scarf and table cover. Hu. 4172, WASHING MACHINE—Mavtag; - A-1 condition: $27. 1425 Lawton. Dr, 6832-J. 36 Radios. Musical Instruments PIANOS—Tuned $2: 30 vear’a exo. Beat work guaranteed He 5584 CHICKERING UPRIGHT. Very small size, older style: good condition; bargain; $35. PEARSON PIANO COMPANY. TROMBONES! New Bueschers and Yorks at low nrices. LORENZ SAX. SCHOOL. 20 Pembroke Arcade. Li. 4800. MODERN BALDWIN UPRIGHT Small size, mahogany case; a real bargain: $145; terms, $lO cash and $6 per month. PEARSON PIANO COMPANY. 8 TUBE Crosbv Show box. all-electric, complete eouipment: sl9. Terms. 29 N. Temple. KNABE GRAND. Large size: will be sold for storage and dravage charges: $l3O cash. Can be seen at Pearson Piano Cos.. 128-130 N. Tennsvlvania StTIMES WANT ADS make interesting reading. because interesting bargains of many kinds are listed here dall-b

—LOST SUNDAY! RAN MONDAY! B3 FOUND TUESDAY! STRAYED —Sunday afternoon from 1938 Ashland: verv small black female dog. wearing breast harness with red bow on , same. Companion of elderly ladv who is grieving over her absence: anv informatior. on or return will receive 'iberal reward. He, 1860. You can’t beat The Times want ads for recovering Lost Articles. The ad above ran Monday and on Tuesday the advertiser recovered the lost dog as a RESULT of a small investment in The Times Lost and Found Column. “You Can’t Beat Times Want Ads for RESULTS” Riley 5551 SAY “CHARGE IT” WEATHER TOMORROW > Much colder tonight, snow probably Thursday

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36 Radios, Musical Instruments RAITO T^^.S Nov/ Tubes of Well-Known Brands. / No. 480 A ✓-'v No. 445 /If 1 No. 427 / | VJf P NO. 424 *-§■ $ \*/ No. 226 / Pearson Piano Cos. 128-130 N. Penn. St. Selmer Alto Saxophone. Gold Plated. $270 value $l5O Soprani, 120 Bass. Regular $325 value S2OO 24 Bass, new Piano Accordion. White pearl SBO INVESTIGATE FREE LESSON PLAN ON PIANO ACCORDIONS EASY TERMS PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. LI. 5513 Atwater Kent 7-tube table model. .$19.50 R. B. SpeciaC lowboy 29.00 Apex lowboy 25.00 Collier triple screen grid.... 35.00 Brunswick 9-tube lowboy 45.00 Philco 7-tube console 42.00 Radio Bargain Shop Repossessed Reliable small grand: looks like new: balance due. $237: can be had bv finishing payments. sl2 per month: rare bargain. Call credit manager, telephone Ll. 5513. PEARSON PIANO COMPANY. STEWART-WARNER Repossessed; cost $167 new: will sell for balance due: $49.50. Phiilco Babv Grand: absolutely new $29,50, 4101 E. Michigan. $1 GUARANTEED SERVICE We have a complete radio service '•ent. If anv call is not satisfactory, within 3 davs. free service will be given. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N, Penn. Ll. 5513. LETT RIVERSIDE Radio Sales Service Cos. worry about vour radio. Service call 75c. aerials $3. We repair all makes, work guaranteed. This week will check vour set, balance it for $1.50, Ta. 4378. KIMBALL player piano. Might store with reliable party, but prefer to sell. MARION MUSIC CO,. 208 N. Delaware/St. STEINWAY & SON grand: used] but a beautiful piano: brown mahogany colonial design: for quick sale. $675: terms if desired. PEARSON PIANO COMPANY. RADIOS—Free demonstration. Lowest down Davment. Easy terms, all makes. 1932 and repossessed. Ir, 6566. REMINGTON PLAYER PIANO. 88-NOTE. Mahogany case, with bench and oils: price. $45: terms if desired. PEARSON PIANO COMPANY. 38 Store. Office Supplies Typewriter Rental Agency Only $ *SO Per Month or S .00 for 3 Months Any make of machine. Expert repair service on all typewriters. Woodstock TYPEWRITER CO. 317 N. Penn. LI. 4712

MERCHANDISE 38 Store, Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS All Kinds—New-Cwo-Portahle— Rentals— Rebuilding— TEKM3 A. McCOLLUM. He. 1936. TYPEWRITERS gg,, J” 37 Furs, Wearing Apparel UNREDEEMED—New and out of pawn MEN’S SUITS. .$4.00 We can fit vou to beat the depression. Hundreds to choose from. Some new. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. 308 Indiana Ave. Rl. >994. COAT—Pony fur: bla-k and white; size 1618; like new: cheap. Ha. 4753-J, GIRL'S coats. 2 S. 16. $5 each: 2 chinchillas. size 14. size 10, $2.50. Wa. 1016. 39 Coal, Wood and Fuel IND. OR WHITE ASH BLK $4.75 IND. WHITE ASH FURN. EGG... 4.50 INDIANA MINE RUN 4.00 SILVER FLASH BLK,, FKD 5.00 ECHO LP.. CLEAN FKD 5.50 EASTERN KY. LG. BLK 6.00 WEST VA. LARGE BLK 6.00 W. VA. FURN. EGG CLN 5.75 W. VA. M. R.. 50'c LP 4.75 ISLAND CRK. FURN EGG. FKD. 5.75 ISLAND CREEK LARGE BLK. ... 6.50 POCAHONTAS NO. 3 LP 7.75 COKE. BASEBURNER. FURN. $8- C. 50 High-grade nut and slack.. 3.75 Delivered Anywhere in the City. iICONOMIZI'VnTM iCfIMOMV* Prices on Premium Coals White Star blk., lg. fkd $5.00 Very good for furnace or stove. Best W. V. blk.. lg. cin. fkd .$6.00 Best E. Ky. lg. blk.. cln. fkd 6.00 Best W. Va. egg. 2x4 and 3x6 fkd... 5.75 Best W. Va. M. R., very lumpy 5.00 Best W. Ash Ind. jp.. cln. fkd 4.75 Best Ind. egg, 2x4 and 3x6 fkd 4.50 Ind. nut, cln. fkd.. verv good for retort 4.25 Best Ind. White Ash M. R.. very good 4.00 Gen. Glendora egg. cln. fkd 6 00 Best Isl. Crk. blk.. lg. fkd 6.50 Best Poca. red ash. M. R.. lp... 6.00 Best Poca.. red ash lp 7.75 Coke, pea sz.. $6.50; chestnut. $8; furn. 8.50 Delivered Anywhere in City. Union IcEirtoALfo DR. 4621. DR. 4622 “It will pay you to visit our vard and see the difference in good coal.’’ GEN. ISLAND CREEK. LARGE * P* n r EGG FORKED. THIS IS IDEAL ▼ FOR STOVE OR FURNACE W. Virginia nut and slack $375 Golden Flame, big lp.. fkd 4 75 Tip-Top W Va. big block ]]]]]] 600 W. va. Splint cln. fkd 6 00 E. Kentucky big blk 600 at INDPLSICPFUEL co DR. 2400 / DR. 2401 Very.Lumpy Va. M. R.. .$5.00 W. Virginia Lump $6.00 We handle all other best grades of coal and coke. CENTER COAL CO. LI. 1458. LI. 1459. BUY GOOD COAL IT IS CHEAPER Call Us for Prices Brookside Ice and Coal Cos. Ch. 1567. Ch. 1568. Ch 1569 LOWER PRICES NOW KNOW YOUR DEALER SEE OUR AD IN TELEPHONE BOOK Muesmg-Merrick Coal Cos. HE. 1361. IR. 1191. dr. '',•so j RED ASH SMOKELESS - BIG LP. .. SG 73 ! . 2 Tons $13.25 I W. Va. blk.. >/2 ton. $3: V* ton 1.75 j Rex. Vi ton $2.50: 14 ton 150 J. & I. Coal Cos. CH. 6048 GOLDEN FLAmTTbig LP.. FKD]] ]s4 75 TIP-TOP (W. VA.). 6-IN. LP. FKD .. 600 POCAHONTAS NO. 3 LARGE LP 7 75 FREDRICK COAL CO. ' P R - * 792 - _WA. 5666. CALL US FOR PRICES Federal Coal Cos. Ch. 2291 MONUMENT COAL CO. PL 2233. 701 E. Wash. St. BUY WITH SAFETY HOOSIER COAL & OIL CO. HE. 1301. Ke.1332. He. 1333. 40 Wanted to Trade TRADE 8 Tube Buckingham electric radio for small car. Be. 3063 R-2. 41 Wanted to Buy Old Gold—We Pay Cash! SELL YOUR OLD GOLD DIRECT to a gold refiner. Highest prices paid for gold teeth, bridges, crowns, discarded jewelry, watches. Bring to STANDARD GOLD REFINING CO. AETNA BLDG., 4th FLOOR 23 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA. RI. 4792 C-A-S-H!! for OLD GOLD, GOLD TEETH WOLF SUSSMAN HFURNITURE~~ CALL MR. PIERCE. RI. 2019. WHEN YOU ARE READY TO SELL YOUR GOODS. We are the largest buyers and sellers of used merchandise in the state. WE PAY THE BEST PRICES. WE BUY OLD GOLD 10K—40c a pw.; 12K—56c a pw.; 18K—--72c a pw. Bring your old dental bridges, gold watches, jewelry, etc., to SACKS BROS. LOAN CD. 308 Indiana Ave. Ri. 5994. HOUSE CLEANING?—Your surplus cic*ning, furniture magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home Phone for wagon. Ri 6622. 127 West Georgia St. FURNITURE—PIANO. RUGS. DRAPERY. DISHES. I PAY MORE FOR THESE ARTICLES. RI. 2286, day or night, WANT furniture. 4 to 6 rooms, also odd pieces; highest prices. Hu. 7274. WANTED—Furniture all kinds, best prices. calls answered promptly. LI. 6963. YOUNG couple wants to buy several rooms of used furniture. Dr. 3328. TIMES WANT ADS make interesting rrading. because Interesting bargains of mane kinds are listed here dally. LIVESTOCK ~ 42 Dogs, Birds, Pets Gflunripst Ist class breeding stock ready lea to mate 306 N Ho | meg b* 1865 Porioyiou Rollers, eligible. Mrs. Sachs. 1106 Spann Ave. Dr. 4866. 43 Horses, Cattle, Poultry POULTRY WANTED—Cash prices. I raul Ri. 1489. 902 Ft, Wayne Ave. COLLIE police puppies. sl-$3. 52 Jenny Lane, Ir. 2682. MWANCIAI 45 Business Opportunities INDIANAPOLIS investors’ opportunity; established marble game, territory for sale. Actual returns of 8% to 10% per week on Investments of $3,000 or over. Write or wire R. I. MALONE. 1302 Central Tower. Youngstown. Ohio. 46 Money to Loan A Better Way to BORROW MONEY Loans. $lO to S3OO, in 24 hours, at Reduced Rates Come in, write or phone for full information. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 34 S. Pennsylvania St. Century Bldg. Phone Ri. 5054, Li. 9131. 1 Furniture Loans to Husband and Alfa 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. Rl 3587 —Jj

-FEB. 3, 1932

_ FINANCIAL 46 Money to Loan REDUCE YOUR PAYMENTS WE MAKE LOANS AUTO OR FURNITURE. $25 TO 8300. KLCKEYE 307 E New York Rl 4974. AUTOS FURNITURB LOANS EQUITABLE FINANCE CO. 152 N. Delaware St. LI. 6605. 48 Automobile Loans f 1 ~ ‘ RIDE WHILE YOU PAY Payments Reduced. Others Paid Off. Cash at Once. CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. 203 E. Wash. St. LL 8603 I t Opposite Courthouse. Est. 40 Years '- ■ : Don’t lose your auto! Others paid off More money advanced. Cash at once. Courteous, quick service. SACKS BROS AUTO UHN C 308 INDIANA AVE. RL 6994 FRED PARKING : COR. NEW YORK AND INDIANA AYR. j Auto loans Ride While You Fay LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. 8 S. Capitol RI. 1321-1322 / I automobile Loans HOME FINANCE CO 205 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. CORNER PENN. AND MICH. RI. 5600 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Sf ACS AUTOM OTIVE 50 Autos For Sale .Caulk The place to Buy Quality Used Cars at lowest prices—terms. | No. 390 A—1928 Ford spt. coupe $135 ! No. Rl34 —1929 Ford spt. coupe 170 No. 361—1929 Ford Tudor 195 I No. X 24—1929 Ford touring 110 I No. 384—1929 Ford tudor 160 No. 410—1929 Ford sedan 210 No. 405—1930 Ford tudor 295 No. 396—1929 Chev. coach 215 No. 387—1929 Chev. sedan 235 No. 409—1929 Chev. sedan 225 No. 411—1929 Chev. coach 210 No. 213 A—1929 Chev. coupe 195 No. 328—1930 Chev. coupe 305 No. 196—1930 Chev. coupe 295 No. 370—1930 Chev. coach 325 No. 373—1930 Chev. coach 315 No. X 28—1929 Reo spt. coupe 310 No. 417—1929 Essex coach 200 No. 414—1929 Nash coach 360 No. 330 A—1930 Pontiac coach 315 No. 395—1931 Pontiac coach 465 Don’t fail to visit this unusual sale. Many others to select from, $25 up. Lauth Chevrolet Cos. 3547 E. Wash. St. IR. 1175 Open Evenings Equitable Securities Cos, ’29 Chevrolet Truck S2OO '29 Ford Truck 200 ’26 Chrysler Sedan 65 ’26 Olds Sedan 65 ’26 Pontiac Coach 25 Many others to select from. Priced exceptionally low. CIIAS. BELLMORE USED CAR MANAGED 501 Virginia Ave. DRexel 0660. Open Evenings and Sunday. TODAY’S BARGAINS COU P; hke new $385 1930 Chevrolet coach; A-l 35a 1929 Chevrolet coach; good. 1928 Olds coach ......... iiX 1928 Ford coupe .. ftp 1927 Chevrolet coupe .. . . .... L'.';’"’ 75 Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Washington St. Rl 532a 2014 W, Washington St. Be. 3234. CADILLAC. 314—Fine condition: real oargain BROWNING GENT. INC.. 10th and Meridian. 1931 CHEV. coupe; double duty tires; mileage 5,000 mi. Best of condi. Priced to sell quick; $350, Owner 133 N. Til CHRYSLER 70 COACH—I 926: will glvTeiTfi?9en m r X l , ce ], li S " s ' Down payment; s2d, 820 N. Meridian. LATE 1931 Dodge de luxe sedan, low mileage; sacrifice. Li. 7156. FORD. 1931 Tudor; practically new; very tow mileage; $345; terms, trade. C. O. WARNOCK, 819 E. Wash, St. FORD 1929 COUPE; If' you want a real i'alue here it is; only J 25. HATFIELD MOTOR CO., 623 N. Capitol. Rl. 9326. OAKLAND—I93O sedan: this car has had extremely fine care and Is in the verv finest condition: a real value at $495. Terms, trade. The Buick 1302 E. Wash. St. U. Xs7i. OLDS COACH. 1929—Motor overhauled in excellent condition: $265. Terms. *2O N Meridian. STILL GOING ON MARMON’S 2ND ANNUAL 10-DAY SALE 1929 Marmon 68 sedan, reconditioned’ guaranteed 30 days. Now tpuvt) Marmon Motor Car Cos. USED CAR STORE 1037 N. Meridian LI. 6359 Bargains in Used Cara CARSON BRO& 921-23 Virginia Ave DrOWa. TRY TIMES WANT APS FOR BU3INEBs] 53 Accessories, Tires, Parts BATTERIES GUARANTEED $2.95 to $3.85 . _ 8W IBS HELM * SON 544 E. Wasnington 3t RL T 740JOHN GUDELHOEPER WAGON CO.—V/Tli repair or make new tops and curtains for vour car, 202 Kentucky Ave. 55 Aotos Wanted WILL pay cash for your car or your [ lU f. WOLF AUTO CO. LL 4511. Ml m. CapltoL