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INFLUENCE OF JURIST IS USED TO BEG VOTES Judge Garvin Pleads With 1,700 Former Jurors to Back Earl Cox. BY BEN STERN Municipal Judge Thomas E. Garvin has signed and mailed 1,700 letters to former jurors in his court, urging that they vote in tne Democratic primary for “my very good friend Earl R. Cox,’’ candidate for the circuit judge nomination. Use of his position on the bench by Garvin to further the political ambitions of a friend openly was criticised today by both Democratic and Republican attorneys and, it was declared the matter may be brought to the attention of the bar association. The letter contains one paragraph in particular of significance to thousands familiar with court and jury procedure. “And as to those jurors who asked to be excused—l wish to observe that I always have found that circumstances beyond their control lorced them to ask this indulgence,” the letter stated. Proud of His Effort Garvin obviously was proud of his letter-writing ability today. He said, with a chuckle of selfappreclation: ’I have received some very nice answers in return; nearly everybody knows Earl.” “What are they saying on the .treet?” he asked. “Is there any adverse comment?” Although it is known Garvin was interested in Cox's candidacy, no such exertion of judicial pressure had been expected. Immediately following the 1930 primary, when Garvin filed suit contesting his defeat for the Democratic probate- bench nomination, Cox was appointed special prosecutor by Judson L. Stark, ex-prose-cutor, to investigate alleged frauds. The Letter, in Part Garvin’s letter, in part, to the jurors follows: “I had the privilege of making your acquaintance when you were called as a juror in municipal court, Room 1, in which court I have the honor to preside as judge. “Although our association was quite brief, you. like many others thus called, have remained in my memory. And it is but the expression of my feelings when I refer to the good and honest men who so willingly give their time and service as jurors, and, for a mere pittance, and invariably at a great sacrifice, have assisted the court in the administration of justice. “And as to those who asked to be excused—l wish to observe that I have always found that circumstances beyond their control forced them to ask this indulgence. Urges Vote for Cox “Not unmindful that our acquaintance may have been of short duration, I nevertheless presume to address you this letter, believing that you have retained a friendly feeling toward me, and that you will give this communication favorable consideration. “Os course I do not know your political affiliations, for we did not discuss this matter, but if you are expecting to vote in the coming Democratic primary election. I would appreciate your consideration of the candidacy of my good friend, Earl R. Cox, candidate for judge of the circuit court of Marion county. “It is my pleasure to personally indorse his candidacy and earnestly recommend him to you, and I would appreciate it greatly if you would speak to your friends aboilt him, and vote for him."

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LEGALS Legal Bids, Proposals NOTICE TO BIDDERS CITY PARK CONCESSIONS. The Board of Park Commissioners of the Cittv of Indianapolis. Indiana, will on Thursday, April 21. 1932. at 2 o clock p. m. at its office in the City Hall, receive sealed proposals for the letting of the refreshment and bathing concessions in the following boulevard and park lands of said c”v: Brookside Par.. Douglas Park and Pool Ellenberger Park and Pool Garfield Park and Poo; Rhodius Park and Pool Riverside Park Boating Riverside Golf Course Riverside Shelter House and Ball Diamonds Sarah Shank Golf Course Bids to cover period of one fit year. Bids to be separate and Joint where refreshment and bathing concessions exist in any one park. All bids must be on forms obtained from the Board's office. Full specifications as to obligations and privileges of each concession in each park are on file in the Boards office and open to inspectiofi. Each bid must be accompanied bv certified check in the amount of teu per cei*t (10%) of bid, as guarantee that each successful bidder will, within thirty *3O > days execute contract and file satisfactory surety company bond, said certified check to be forfeited as liquidated damages upon failure of the successful bidder so to do. Affidavit of non-collusion required with each bid. Bids will be sealed and filed separately concession. The Board of Park Commissioner* reserve* the right to reject anv and all bids. JACKIEL W. JOSEPH. PAUL E RATHERT. LOGAN C SCHOLL. C. B. M CULLOCH. BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice la hereby given that the Indiana Board of Apiculture will be in session at the hour of 11 o’clock am„ Monday April Itth, 1932. In the offices of the Board. Room 212 State House. Indianapolis. Indiana, to receive and consider bids twr the construction of the Indiana Uni-

LEG A LS Legal Bids, Proposals versitv Exhibit Building, to be located on the Indiana State Fairgrounds. IndianapoHs Indiana, all In accordance with the plans and specifications theretofore prenared bv the Architects of the Board. J. Edwin Kopf At Deerv. 620 Indiana Pythian Building, Indianapolis, Indiana On or after April 7. 1932. conies of plans and specifications for the various branches of work mav be procured by contractors desiring to bid. from the Architects at their office*. 620 Indiana Pythian Building. Indianapolis. Indiana, upon deposit of i *25.001 dollars as surety for the return in good condition, of the plans and specifications to the offices of the Architects within five da vs after the above date for receiving of bids. All bids must be made on blank form No. 96. prescribed bv the State Board of Accounts of Indiana, and Questionnaire No. 96-A must accompany all bids, as called for In Chapter 202. Section 2. Page 680. of the Acts of Indiana General Assembly of 1929. Bids will be received for each of the following branches of work separately: General Construction. Plumbing and Sewer Work Electrical Wiring and Fixtures. Ventilating and Heating. Seating. Stage Fittings In addition to the above method, bidders may also bid upon two or more of the branches of work in a combination bid. Bids must be accompanied by a certified check drawn payable to the Indiana Board of Agriculture, on an Indiana bank or trust company, for five <si per cent of the maximum bid. In case a bidder whose bid Is accepted shall not within three *3) days after notice of such acceptance, perform his bid bv entering into a written contract with the Board, to perform the work in accordance with the plans and specifications and within that time secure the performance of his contract by a surety bond, with suretv to the approval of he Board, his certified check and the proceeds thereof shall be and remain the absolute property of the Board as liquidated damages agreed unon for such failure. It Mim Impossible to estimate the amount of damage such failure would occasion to the Board. Each bid shall be in a separate sealed envelope with writing thereon plainly indicating the branch of work to which the bid relates, as. for example. "BID FOR GENERAL CONSTRUCTION. INDIANA UNIVERSITY EXHIBIT BUILDING, and addressed to the Indiana Board of Agriculture. 212 State House, Indianapolis, Indiana. The right, is reserved by the Board to reject any or all Bids and to refrain from accepting or rejecting bids as set out In the specifications. O. L. REDDISH. President. E. J BARKER. Sec'v-Treas. Indianapolis. Indiana. April 5. 1932. NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON AUTOMOBILES Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the State Highway Commission at the. Commission's Office on the Third Floor of the Statehouse Annex, 102 North Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana, until ten 110:00) o'clock A. M., Monday April 25, 1932, for the purchase of: 15 Automobiles with either Coupe or Coach Bodies; wheel base 100 to 112 inches: weight 2,200 to 2.800 pounds. Prices quoted shall be delivered prices f. o. b. the following points in the State of Indiana: Goshen Aurora Bluffton Columbus Warsaw New Albany Indianapolis Seymour Richmond Petersburg Portland Vincennes Muncie Dale Tipton Proposal blanks and specifications are on file in the office of the State Highway Commisison where same may be obtained upon request. The right i3 reserved by the State. Highway Commission to reject any or all bias, waive technicalities as to procedure. and to award on any combination of bids that in its judgment is most advantageous to the State of Indiana. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. J. J. BROWN. Director. Legal Notices GENERAL ORDINANCE NO,. 21, 1932. An Ordinance amending Section 44 of General Ordinance No. 36. 1928. as amended by General Ordinance No. 31. 1931. and General Ordinance No. 81. 1931, and fixing a time when the same shall take effect.. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA: SECTION 1. That Section 44 of General Ordinance No. 96. 1928, as amended by General Ordinance No. 31.1931. and General Ordinance No. 81.. 1931, be and the same is hereby amendra to read as follows, to-wit: "SECTION 44. VEHICLES MUST STOP BEFORE ENTERING 'THRU’ STREET. The following streets and parts of streets are hereby declared to constitute ‘THRU’ streets for the purpose of this section: ill Any boulevard which is now or which may be hereafter established by the Common Council or the Board of Park Commissioners of this city. (2) Any street or highway which is now or may be hereafter designated as the route for a state or national highway through the City of Indianapolis. (3) Alabama Street at Market Street. (4) Burdsal Parkway from Northwestern Avenue to East Riverside Drive. 151 Capitol Avenue, from Washington street to Westfield Boulevard. (6i Central Avenue, from the north line of Fall Creek Boulevard to city limits. (7l Clifton Street, from Roach Street to Thirty-sixth Street. (8i North Delaware Street, from Washington Street north to Thirty-second street. (91 North Harding Street, from Eighteenth Street to Twenty-ninth Street. (10) North Illinois Street, from the south intersection of Westfield Boulevard to Kessler Boulevard. (Hi Indiana Avenue, from Ohio Street to Sixteenth Street. (121 Kentucky Avenue, from Washington Street to city limits. (13i Madison Avenue, from South Street to city limits. (14i East Market Street, from the east curb line of North Alabama Street to the west curb line of Arsenal Avenue. (15) Marlow'e Avenue, from Dorman Street to Randolph Street. < 161 Massachusetts Avenue, from Ohio Street to the city limits. (17) Meridian Street, from Southern avenue to the Canal. (18) East Michigan Street, from Big Four Railroad tracks to Emerson Avenue. (19) West Michigan Street, from White | River west to city limits. 120) Morris Street, from the west curb line of Madison Avenue w'est to the city limits. (21) East New York Street, from Delaware Street to Dorman Street, and from Randolph Street to Emerson Avenue. (221 Northwestern Avenue, from Fifteenth Street north to city limits. 1231 Oliver Avenue, from White River, west, to city limits. (24) Prospect Street, from Madison Avenue. east, to city limits. (25i Shelby Street, from English Avenue to Madison Avenue. (261 Sixteenth Street, from Sugar Grove Avenue to White River Parkway, and from White River west to city limits. (271 State Street, from Michigan Street to Naomi Street. (28) Tenth Street, east from Big Four Railroad tracks to Emerson Avenue and Tenth Street west from west curb line of Capitol Avenue to the east curb line of Indiana Avenue. 1291 Thirtieth Street, from city limits, west, to city limits east. (30) Thirty-fourth Street, from Meridian Street to Crown Hill cemetery, between the hours of 8:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. 1311 Twentv-fifth Street, from the east curb line of Meridian Street, east to the west curb line of Sherman Drive. 1321 Twenty-ninth Street, from Capitol Avenue, west to East Riverside Drive. 1331 Virginia Avenue, from Washington Street to Prospect Street. 134) Washington Street, from city limits west to city limits east. (35) Washington Boulevard, from Fall Creek to Westfield Boulevard. (361 Westfield Boulevard, from the west ! curb line of Capitol Avenue, east to the i curb line of College Avenue. (371 All traffic on Harding Street at the Intersection of Morris Street shall j come to a full stop before entering into or crossing Morris Street. The above named streets, avenues, boulevards and ; highwavs are hereby declared to be THRU’ or preferential streets for the purpose of regulating traffic upon or crossing the same and every operator of a vehicle, street car or other conveyance traveling upon any street or roadway intersecting any ‘THRU’ street above designated, shall bring the same to a full, complete stop at the place where such street meets the prolongation of the nearest property line of such ’THRU’ street, subject, however, to the direction of any official traffic control sign or signal or the directions of any police officer at such intersection. The operator of any vehicle w>io has ; come to a full stop as reauired above, upon entering the THRU’ street, as well as operators of vehicles on such 'THRU’ street, shall be subject to the usual right-of-way rule prescribed bv state law governing the meeting of vehicles at street or highway intersections. The Board of Public Safety is herebv authorized and required to place and maintain or cause to be placed and maintained on each and every street intersecting a ‘THRU’ street as designated above, and at 6r near the property line of a THRU’- street, appropriate signs i unon the street and. PF mav place and I maintain any appropriate devices or marks in the j-padwav. such signs, devices or marks tq bear the word 'STOP.’ or the legend 'STOP.’ ’THRU STREET.’ and to be located in such position and to be provided with letter of a size to be legible at least one hundred (100' feet along the street intersecting the THRU’ street." SECTION 3. This ordinance shall be In full force and effect from and after its passage, approval by the mayor and publication according to law. State of Indiana. Marion Countv, City of Indianapolis, ss: I. Henry O. Goett, Clerk of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full, true and complete copy of General Ordi- : nance No. 21, 1932. that said ordinance I was passed by the Common Council on the ! 21st day of March. 1932. and was signed j and approved by the Mayor on the 28th : day of March. 1932. and now remains ©n file and on record in rav office. Witness my hand and the official seal of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, this 28th day of March, 1932. O. GOETT. City Clerk.

LEGALS L*gal Notices NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Marion Countv. Indiana. that the Marion Countv Commissioners and the Marion County Council of said County at their regular meeting places in the courthouse. Indianapolis. Indiana, on the 13th day of April. 1932. will consider the following additional appropriations: CO SUPERINTENDENT 200 Operating Expenses .110.50 COLORED ORPHANS HOME 200 Operating Expenses 7.00 Taxpayers appearing shall have the right to be heard thereof! After said additional appropriations have been determined, ten or more taxpayers. feeling themselves aggrieved by such additional appropriations may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final action thereon by filing a petition therefore with the County Auditor not later than ten days after said additional appropriations have been made, and the State Board of Tax Commissioners will fix a date for a hearing In this cour.tv. CHARLES A. GROSSART. Auditor Martin County. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Marion County, Indiana, that ■ the Marion County Commission? rs and the Manor. County Council of said County at their regular meeting places .m the courthouse. Indianapolis, Indiana, on the 13th dav of April 1932, will consider the lollowing re-appropriations: ASYLUM FOR INSANE 200 Operating Expenses * 2.40 GUARDIANS HOME 400 Current Charges 30.00 Taxpayers appearing shall have the right to be heard thereon. After said re-appropriations have been : determined, ten or more taxpayers, feeling I themselves aggrieved by such re-appropria-tions may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final aetion thereon by filing a petition therefor I with the County Auditor not later than ten 1 days after said re-appropriations have , been made, and the State Board of Tax Commissioners will fix a date for a hearing in this county. CHARLES A GROSSART. Auditor Marion County. DECLARATION State of Indiana, County of Marion, ss: Grant Hornaday, being duly sworn upon his oath, deposes and says that he is the President of the Hornaday Milk Company, Inc. which is the corporation named in and filing the foregoing notice and description that each and all of the statements. i rep:esentations and showings contained in | the said notice and description are true .and complete, that the said Hornaday Milk Company, Inc. has a right to the said tradenames, trademarks and devices known as • Hornaday-Everyday”—"Extra Rich-Select Milk" within a circle, also ; Hornaday-Eveiyday." Extra Rich” within a circle. Also "Hornaday-Everyday,” •Properly Pasteurized Milk" within a circle, "Hornaday Select Milk Everyday.” •Select Milk,” Also the name “Hornaday Milk C 0.,” “Hornaday’s Jersey Brand Butter, and that no person, firm, copa rnership—unincorporated association corporation or voluntary association other than the corporation, the name of which is subscribed to said Notice and Description, has a right to such use. either in the Identical form or in any such near resemblance as might be calculated to dei reive and that the description included In i ® nd a Part of said Notice and I Description which is presented for record is a true description of the said trade. | names, trademark and devices sought to I be protected. And further the affiant sayeth not x, , _ . „ GRANT HORNADAY. I Notary Public: j WM. J. CLARK. ! Indianapolis. Indiana. TO~ TAXPAYERS I NOTICE IS HB.’REBY GIVEN the taxpayers of Marion County. Indiana, that the Marion County Commissioners and the Marion Countv Council of said Countv at their regular meeting places in the courthouse. Indianapolis. Indiana, on the 13th oav of April. 1932. will consider the following aonropriations: CO. SHERIFF—--200 Operating Expenses. * 100 00 CENTER TWP. ASSESSOR—rOO Services Personal 2.400 00 200 Operating Expenses 1,350.00 CO. PROSECUTOR--100 Services Personal 300.00 CO. AGRICULTURAL AGENT—--100 Services Personal 250 00 MUNICIPAL COURT-PROB. DEPT.— 200 Oneratine Expenses 50 00 CO. COMMISSIONERS—--400 Current Charges 435 73 TRANSFERS CO. PROSECUTOR— From 602a Furinture 37 60 To 205a Repairs to Equipment .... 37.60 T. B. HOSPITAL— From 206 Food Supplies 375.00 To 208a Gasoline 250.00 208d Other Garage and Motor Supplies 125.00 Taxpayers appearing shall have the right to be heard thereon. After said appropriations have been determined, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved bv such appropriations may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final action thereon bv filing a petition therefor with the Countv Auditor not later than ten days after said appropriations have been made, and the State Board of Tax Commissioners will fix a date for a hearing in this county. CHARLES A. GROSSART. Auditor Marion County. Legal Auctions and Sales PUBLIC AUCTION The following merchandise, unless previously claimed by rightful owners, will be sold at nubile auction Friday. April 8. 1932. by the C.. C.. C. & St. L. Rv. (N. Y. C. R. R. Lessee i at their Freight Claim Warehouse, corner Capitol Ave. and South St.. Indianapolis. Indiana. Inspection all day Thursday, April 7, 1932. Sale starts promptly 9:30 a. m.. Friday. 58 bags stock salt; 2 brls. paint; 1 ctn. sprayers; 14 ctns. sales books; 1 drum and 2 pails putty: 6 drums and kits lubg. oil: 2 drums cleaning compound: 2 ctns. faucets: 1 lawn swing; 2 bxs. water heaters; 4 bxs. liq. paint: 3 enam. Ir. bath tubs; 1 ctn. lawn sprinklers: 2 cs. auto lites; 6 bxs. H. H. goods; 1 crt. red oak: 3 ctns. cigaret machines: 1 gasoline pump; 1 trunk: 20 containers roof cement: mty. drums: coil springs: tinware: mirrors; pictures: can--dies; lambs and shades; curb boxes: marble in crates: 11 bags Wahoo bark dry; erts. tin cans and lids: 1 drum sanitary spray: 1 bx. dress patterns; 1 crt. baby carriage; 1 bx. auto register and 1 ctri. paper; machine enamel; washing powder; refrigerator cabinet and coils; 1 keg horse shoes: 47 cs. chocolate dessert: ladders; sewer tile: oxide cells; enamelware; paper bags; 4 brls. talcum: 5 ctns. plastic color texture: chairs: table: 1 bx. medicine: 9 ctns. wax paper and many other articles. J. K, VANCE. F. C. A. LIMES WANI ADS mane Intel esting reading because interesting bargains of manv kind* are listed here daily ANNOUNCEMENTS ___ 1 Death Notices BAUMANN. IDA—Beloved wife of John A Baumann, and sister of Mrs. Perry Vaughan and Mrs. John Thomas of Indianapolis and L. Maud. Otto Allen of Whitestown. Ind- passed away Tuesday. April sth. age 58 years. Funerai services will be held at the residence. 6420 E. Washington street. Thursday afternoon. April 7th at 2 o'clock. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends invited. WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS. BLOMEYER. ROSA C. HASTY—Age 63 years, beloved wife of Henrv H. Blomever. mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Dallas of Lincoln. Neb.: Mrs. Leona Umbrlght ■ Mrs. Minnie White. Mrs. Dollie Shoobridge end John E. Hastv. passed awav Tuesday afternoon at St. Vincent’s hospital. Funeral services Friday. 2 p. m.. at residence. 1614 W. Michigan St Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill Friends mav call at residence at any time. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME for additional information. ECHOLDS, JOSEPH W.—Age 81, passed away Monday. April 4. at hig residence. 1641 Union st. Funeral, Thursday. April 7. from the residence. 2 p. m. Burial Round Hill cemetery. Fr iends invited. HAYDEN, WALTER—Age 40 years. Monday, 5 p m.; husband of Julia Sharkey Hayden, father of Thelma, Mary Ellen, ■Walter Jr. and Ambrose Hayden, son of Ambers Hayden and the late Mary Hayden, brother of Mrs. Anna Dcnnellv, Mrs. Lillian Lehr. Mrs. Henrietta Eilig. Mrs. Helen Griffin. John and Joseph Hayden. Funeral at the late home. 914 Church st.. Thursday. 8:30 a. m.; St. John's church. 9 a. m. Burial Holv Cross eemeterv.

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ANNOUNCEMENT 1 Death Notice* TERRY, ELIZABETH—Age 84, beloved grandmother of Mrs. Marguerite Hanson, passed away March 23 in Naples. Italy. Funeral services FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Thursday. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. WADLEY. MARY E.—Passed away at her home Tuesday p. m. Private services Friday at 2 p. m. Burial Crowe Hill. _ ?. Cards; In Memoriam* FAUCETT—In loving remembrance of our two sons and brothers, Richard, who passed awav nine years ago. March 26. and Harold who passed away fifteen years ago April 2na. and beloved father and grandfather who passed away two years ago April 6: Nothing but memories as we Journey on. Longing for a smile from loved ones gone. None knows the depths of our deep regret. But we remember when others forget. Sadlv missed bv. HORACE FAUCETT AND FAMILY. 3 Funeral Directors, Florists w. d7beanblossom 1321 VV. Ray BE. 1588 ~W T BLASENGYAI Main office 2226 Shelby St. Branch office 1834 W. Morris. Dr. 2570. GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. 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BUSINESS SERVICE 8 Beauty Parlors SCALP TREATMENT to recondition hair; SI.OO, JACK and JILL. Lt. 0347. INSTRUCTIONS 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring LEARN HAWAIIAN GUITAR—Free with course. Radio artist Instructors. Hilo Hawaiian Studio. 2106 Roosevelt. Ch. 4425. TRY our Special Offer of Six Weeks Free Instruction for enrollment fee and onlv cost of $2. Lessons valued at $lO to S3O j a term Ir. 0956. | HELP WANTED The Times tries to protect Its read- 1 ers from fraudulent Help Wanted advertisements by carefully investigating all advertisements that require money for "cash bonds,” territorial rights, etc. However, readers are advised to investigate carefully or consult the Better Business Bureau before investing. 13 Help Wanted —Male MAN to sell poultry and eggs on commi3sion. Must_ha ve car. Times. Box A-116. OPENING lor man located in North or Northwestern Indiana who can sell a device which will prevent loss of gasoline through thieves and Joy riders. Box A-100 Times. TRUCKS—With semi-trailers, carrying at 1 east 8 tons. 1854 S. East. Dr. 2730. WANTED—Company representative will be In Indianapolis April 10 and desires interview with five men between 25 and 50 who own car and would like work in or near Indianapolis. Write at once, giving street address and phone number. W. T. Rawleigh Cos., Dept. 4-IN-SP, _ Free port. 111. WANTED Several wideawake boys to deliver Times routes. Apply between 3 and 5 p. m. daily, 1502 Holiday street. 14 Help Wanted—Female MIDDLE-AGED housekeeper, house work, and care of children. 353 N. Holmes. TWO ladies for direct selling; $2 to $4 a day. Product advertised on air. Call Ri. 2708 at once for appointment. 16 Situations Wanted WANTED to care for children, afternoon or eve., while parents are away. Matron city parks, 10 years Murat theater .lady’s room. Best references. 464(2 Mass.. Apt. 3 RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms BROOK VILLE, N„ 75—Modern sleeping rm.: private home; $2. Ir. 5649. CENTRAL, 4250—Nicely furn. rm.; new home; north. Hu. 4576. CENTRAL CAR hi blk—s3; pleasant rm; modern home. 521 E. 12th. Ri. 3752. COLLEGE, 1427 —Large front rm; outside entrance; comfortaple bed. 1 or 2; reas. DEL., N., 2825—Beautiful furn. airy rm., lge. closet; real home. $3. Ha. 1240-W. ILLINOIS, N., 816—Several nice rms; privileges; LOW rent; free car space. ILL., N- 3523—Nicely furn., no other roomers; near business corner. Ta. 5259. ILLINOIS, S„ 224 V a—Double. 75c; single, 50c: per week, $3; double, $4. Quiet; day sleepers; privileges; also housekeeping. NEW JERSEY. N- 2104—2 large rms.. gentlemen pref.. meals opt. Ta. 1269. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1335—Large front rm., sleeping or housekeeping. Ri. 3190. NORTH—Attractive rm., nr. bath; real home: kitchen privileges. Ta. 2262, OHIO, E.. 407—Lodging lor men; modern; 25c per night. Ri. 4145. PENN., N.. 1860—Newly furnished; sleeping rooms; private home, Ta. 1039, PENNSYLVANIA, N.. 1470—Nicely fur_nished sleeping rooms; steam heat, RUCKLE. 3058 —Comfortable front room in family of two. Ta. 3122. TALBOT. N„ 2148—Sleeping rm.. next bath; 1 or 2; meals opt. Ha. 1185-W. WASH., W., 359—Double, 75c: single, 50c: per week, $3: double, $4; quiet; day sleepers: privileges; also housekeeping. 11TH. W.. 132—Attrac., mod., 3 windows, 2 closets, twin beds; pri. ent.; phone; $4. Q'T HOTEL; warm, homelike. ox. ■L'l-Jiv s7 for 2 136 w Market, " BREVORT HOTEL Steam heat; mod conven,, $3.50 & up ; SAVE car fare; 126 E. Vermont, apt. 3.; atr.. front, south exp., next bath. ; GOOD rm. Speedway home, bus 1 ine. Meals if desired: gar. Eve., Be. 2378. HOTEL ANTLERS 750 N. MERIDIAN ST. SELL, RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATJH through classified ads in The Time# Phone "ad-taker’’ Ri. 5551 during business hours. 18 Housekeeping Rooms BROADWAY. 835—1. 2. 3-rm. apts.. comfortably fur., conv. loc., also sleeping rm. BROADWAY. 1403—Clean, cozy apts., sink o’stuffed.. phone: $5. $6.50: adults. BROOKSIDE, 2302—Lge. rm.. kitchenette. for 2, $2 each. Nicely furn. Ch. 4055-M. CAPITOL. N., 716—Cozy housekeeping rms., $4. $4,50; children welc. pking. Ri. 3066. CAPITOL, N.. 1641—4 rooms, bath, porch. private, everything furn. Reas. Ta. 3857. CENTRAL. 2226—Living bedrm., dining, kitchenette, utilities, $8; child welc. Ta. 2558. COLLEGE, 1657—2 or 3-rm. front apt.. private lavatory and ent. He. 4804, FOUNTAIN SQUARE—2 LOVELY FRONT rms- NEXT BATH: GAR.: $6, DR 3540-R. ILL., N., 2339—1 & 2-rm. apts.; laundry. Redu. rent, $3.50; $4; $7. Ha. 0105-W. ILL- N- 3469—2 clean, mod. rms. everything furn- near bath. Ha. 0196-M. ILL., N., 431, NO. 2.—3-room apt., also .sleeping rms.; close In. Li. 9787. ILLINOIS, N- 1808—Nice housekeeping and sleeping rms., $2.50 up. Ha. 3203-J. LA SALLE ST- 42 S.—2 large, mod- front rooms down: private ent.; bath; sink. MERIDIAN. N- 2315—0ne room and kitchenette: S5: also large front unfurn. Private entrance. MERIDIAN, S., 1706—2 rms. next bath; piod.; adults, $6. Dr. 5442. NEW YORK. E„ 124—Double. 75c; single, 50c; per week. $3; double, $4. Quiet. Day sleepers: _ privileges. Also housekeeping. NORTH, E- il4—Lovely, 3-rm. apt.; priv. ent.; overstuffed, also sleeping room. OHIO. E- 540 —2 nice front rooms; $3.50 week; other rooms. $1.50 up. OLNEY. N- 1015—2 rms.; kitchenette: completely furn.; pri. ent.; gar. Ch. 1464-M. ORIENTAL, N- 20—2-rm. turn, apt.; also 3 rms. unfurn.: util. PARK. 1125—2 rms.. lower floor. Sink, turn,; $4.50 wk. 'andolph. N- 233—2 unfurn., clean, modern. Private entrance: $6. Ri. 2677. STATE, N.. 210—Well furn. 2-rm. aptsink. next bath, down, unusual. SUMMIT. 24 S.—3 front rms. down., furn.. mod- park, and garden space. Li. 6176. TACOMA, N- 1121—2 modern clean rms., private home. Ch. 6288-R. WOODRUFF. M. DR- 544—2 small apts.. $5; everything turn; modern. Ch. 3173. 31ST. W- 830—2 connecting rms. up; private entrance: adults. Ha. 2448-W. TWO housekeeping rms., everything furn., near bath: close to car line. Dr. 4572, RM.—Murphy bed, kitchenette, sink, employed couple, garage. $5.50. Ir. 3453. $6.50 —518 E. 10th—3 rms., mod- furn. or unfurn,: utilities: walk dlst. Li. 6149. IF YOU DON’T FIND what yon are looking for in the want ads today, it mav be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times classified ads daily. 19 Rooms with Board BUCHANAN. 814—Man: privileges; priv. family; $6.50. Nr, Fountain So. Dr 4043-W CENTRAL. 2234. Apt. 4—Light, airv rm.; board: 2, $7 each: gar, opt. Ha. 3802-W. DREXEL AVE.—Cheerful, airy rm., priv. fam.; home cook.; nr. car line. Ir. 4871. EAST—Couple to share: private home: orivileges; reasonable: home cooking. Ch. 6794. MERIDIAN, N., 3314—Cheerful rm., well ventilated; nr. bath. reas. for 2. Ta. 2834 NEW JERSEY. N- 2062—Nice room, twin bed: shower, good meals. Ta. 6916, OXFORD. N- 924—R00m, home cooking. modern private home; 1 or 2. Ch. 2853. PARK. 833—Large front rm., twin beds. suitable for 2. board. $7, Ri. 9930. PARK, 2066—Choice front rm.. widow’s priv. home; privil.: meals opt. He. 5483. WALCOTT. N- 204—Room, board, private family; 85. Widow’s home. BUSINESS MAN—Laundry, garage, board optional. Wa. 1098. 21 Unfurnished apartments BROOKSIDE PKWY- 3701, S. D—4 rms., gar, heat, water furn, reas, Ch. 1416. ILL.. N..~2o23—Attrac. 6-rm. apt.; deco, to suit tenant. Furn. or unfurn. Wa. 1579. MADISON, 1925—Best equipped apt. south; S3O; 3 or 4 rms., dom. scs. kltch- Frig. MER., S- 1218 —4-r. mod. apt.; reas. rent. Constant hot water. Ri. 0862, or Ta. 3804, NORTH—2 bedrm. apt., torches, lights. yard, heat, janitor. 832.50-840. Hu. 7891. PLEASANT. 1112—4-RM. MOD- APT. STEAM HEAT; BUS; CAR SERVICE. DR. i 6548. PRATT, E., 230 —Roomy, modern fireproof, Frigidaire: 833.50, $39, Li. 2439. RI. 9149. ■ SUTHERLAND. 520—5 rms., 2 large bedi rms- large closets, all util, furn. He. 3893 WASH.. E- 5014 —Reduced rent; mod. apts.: *3O. 840. Ir. 6663. Inq. 5014 E. Wash. E. 10TH. 1734*2 —5-r.. bath. wa. pd.; newly i papered; S2O, Inq. 1730 E. 10th. Ta. 6074, ! 11TH. W.. 42—Nlcelv decorated, kitchenette apt.: heat. gas. water and ice sum.; 826.50. Call Aft, No. L THE GRANT.

RENTALS 21 Unfurnished Apartments LOVELY 5-rm. apt.; haat. water furn.: 34 W. 30th, betw. Mer. & IU- 40. Ta. 3863. IF YOU are reallv looking for an apt. worth the monev. In good location. See 3751 Central, Frig.; S6O. Wa. 383 L Reduce vour rent on ant. north 4 sms. downstairs, light, atrv. $89.75: mil., refrig, furnished. Wa, 2385. Indianapolis Rental Agency Com Die ta list apart menu all locations. No obligations. Transportation free LI. M 52. Evenings Be. 3114 or Wa. 0433. COLORED—22O W. North LaVerne: 1 rm., bath, ht- light furn, 88.75. Li. 2662. 22 Unfurnished Houses ADDISON. N- 322—5 rs.; light, gas, toilet, water paid: gar,; sl6. Ri. 6441. ADLER. 14, E. —Dandv. 5-rm. semi-modern double, newly papered, floors reflnished, garage; reduced sl6; water pd. Dr. 3472. BELLEFONTAINE, 2308—5-rm. double, mod.: hardwood floors, fine furnace, hot water, redecorated, w ater pd. He, 1441. BEVERLY DR., 117—Att. stucco dble.; 6rm. strictly mod- fireplace, built-in features, gar., wat. pd.. 855. Wa. 0114-R. BLVD. PL- 3533—New 4-rm. dble.. excellent cond., S3O: water pd. Ch. 1509. BROADWAY. 1926—M0d. 4-bedrm. dbl- 2car gar., bung.. special Indue. Wa. 0492 BROADWAY, 10U—7-room strictly modern. 3 bedrooms. $32.50. Ri. 4717. BROOKVILLE, N.. 62V—4 rms.. modern; water paid; garage. $25. Ir. 1088. CALIFORNIA. NR 30TH. 2946 N.—s-rm. mod- hardwood floors: >22,50. Li. 4424. CARROLLTON. 3343—Att. stucco, tile roof. 8 rms.. flrepl., hardwd. firs- social rm., ga- lytanteous heater: $67,50. W>, 2072. CENTRAL. 3907—Attrac. 6 rms., strictly mod- flrep., sun porlar. ga., S6O. Ta. 5488. COTTAGE, 1601—5-rm. house, semi-mod., Sater pd.. nlcelv papered, good neighborood. sl6. Owner. Hu. 4368. Dr. 3564-R. EMILY COURT, 1724—Cottage, 5-rm. modern, half double. S2O; garage. $22; water pd. Adults. Inq.. S. State. HAMILTON, 807—Clean 6-rm.; fl. sockets, attic.tgar- wa. pd.; $27.50 Ch. 2665 -J. ILLINOIS. 2143'2 N.—No. 1, 2 rooms, water paid, only SB. Ri. 7725. IRVINGTON—Mod. 6-rm. dbl.. long living rm.. furn. breakfast rm.. flrepl.. plenty closets: built-in features, gar- side dr.: _ A-l; $65: red. S4O. pay moving. Ri. 5030. JEFFERSON. N- 326—Beautiful 6-rm. dble, fine neighborhood, rented formerly SSO. now S3O. Call F. C. Bonnet jeweler, Ri. 9966 or Ch. 2027, res. LA SALLE. 1917 N.—Brookside pk., clean mod. 5-rm. bung alow. Red. $32, Ch, 0602, MARKET. W., 3350—Bargain, cottage. .I rms., $lO. In beautiful Salem Pk. Be. 0346-R. McKIM AVE.. 138—6 rms.. semi-modern, good condition; sl6. Ch. 4672. MINNESOTA E.—4 rms.. A-l. water pd.. lights, gas. 810, Druggist. Villa, Minn. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1508—Mod. 5-rm. bungalow duplex, city heat furn.: 845. Li. 6019. NEW JERSEY, N- 2305—6-room modern double. S2O. Gregory Appel, Inc., Li. 7491. NORTHWESTERN. 2844—5-room modern. onlv S2O; water paid. PARK AVE.. 1956—M0d. home, garage. yard, water pd.; 2 weeks free: 825. PARKER, 2026—Small, modern double, _*22j__garage; water paid. Li. 5231. PERSHING. S- 822—A-l condition; large garage, extremely large front porch; Investigate at once: sl7: water paid. Ch. 3036. ROOSEVELT. 1918 —5-rm, bungaow; mod. _ except furnace; $17.50: A-l. Ri. 6441. STATE, S., 233 —8 room modern single and 2 car garage. $22.50. Gregory & Appel, Inc. Li. 7491. TACOMA, N- 824—Nr. Tech- 6-rm7 _ mo'dredecorated, garage; S3O. Hu. 4946. VALLEY. 2020—4-rm., semi-mod. dble., new paper, wat. pd- garage: rent 812. WASH., W- 2701—Upper 5 rms- modern roof garden; water paid. Be. 0746, WASH- E.. 3717—M0d. double. 6 rooms. bath, nice yard; S3O. Ir. 4112, 34TH, W- 1020—Attractive 4-rm. double, hand painted walls; built-in features; in-a-door bed; garage. Ha. 3140-J. 8 ROOMS. MODERN, S2O. Hardwood floors, 2413 College. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL. _ 7 Rms. Modern, $23 Suitable roomers, 314 East Walnut. Dupnlop & Holtegel ~ CHEAP RENT! $lO. Five-room double, electric lights, gas; water paid. 3013 E. 22d. DUNLOP fc HOLTEGEL. COLORED—2243 Columbia; 5-rm. single: gas, lights, water; $12.50; gar. Ri. 6441. COLORED, SAVE RENT. Bungalow double, 3 rooms, new paper, elect, lights and gar.: $8.50. 1851 Draper. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses ALABAMA, 2460 N.—Couple to share 7-rm. home; share expenses. Ha. 4872-M. ASHLAND, 3558—Attractive 2 rms- kitchenette, sink, priv, bath & ent. util, CENTRAL 2226—Clean, newly decorated, living, bedrm., dining, kitchenette; util, nice yard, gar., near, $8.50. Ta. 2558. CENTRAL, 2131—3 rm. upper apt., priv. _entr.: •porch: util.: *7.50 wk. He, 4155. _ JOHNSON, 122 (Irv.) —Attrac. 4-rm. pri. duplex: evrythg, fur,; gar.; S4O. Ir, 6895, NORTH—3 rms., ktchette... bath. mod. apt.; o’stuffed. util- gar- reas. Ri. 2234, WALNUT. E- 115—3 rms.. alcove: priv. bath; 810: housekeeper in basement. UPPER DUPLEX—3 or 4 rms. and bath: clean, well-furn. Adults. Reas. Ir, 7912. BUNGALOW—Located in Irvington; nicely furnished; radio, overstaffed; fireplace; breakfast nook; reasonable: immediate possession. Mr. Mott. Li. 2318; evening, RI. 9476. 24 Suburban and Farms BEAUTIFUL modern. 2 bedrm.. 9 miles N. W- 1 .acre ground. S3O, Li. 2662. 25 Factory, Office and Desk Space B^t CK He A 2427 3E — 38x40 ‘ 911 E ’ Twent *eth DESK or private room; telephone, stenographer. Reasonable. 400 Kahn Bldg. GLASS—Paint or top shop, lights, heat. water, phone: $22.50. Dr. 3388. 10.500 SQ. FT. STORAGE SPACE on switch. Call Li. 4117 or Ri. 5546. 26 Wanted to Rent BEDRM APT.—Unfurn.. E. of 30th on or nr. Wash, clean, reas. Ch. 3415-R, Apartment Wanted Apartment, unfurnished, north about 4 rooms. Not, over $25. No garage Refined, ouiet couple. Mr, Berg. Ri. 5551. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27 Houses For Sale Receivership Bargains! 5959 W. Morris, 5 rms., garage, chicken house; near high school; grade school. ALSO Two acre tract, S. W- $1,650; located in Sunshine Gardens, Cottage Park, Cambv. See Mr. Neukom at Receiver's office, 701 Continental Bank Bldg. Li. 8878. MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale AUTO LlGHTS—Perfect-o-Lite, *I.OO per set. 2010 Madison Ave. Dr. 2619-W. BASEBALL catcher's outfit; good as new; reasonable. 117 N. Greeley. Be. 0852. BLACKSMITH—AII sizes blowers and forges; half price. 1302 W. Washington Si. PtOTTT Stone Jars, reduced prices. dux iDLiO We deliver. WEST END BOTTLE CO- 534 W. Pearl St. Li. 8085. CINDERS, sand and gravel; also excavating and trucking service. Ir. 2820. GOLF CLUBS—Attention golfers, brand new. 12 matched Walter Hagen, with leather bag; bargain: 875, 4514 E. 16th 8t LET US REPAIR YOUR WASHER or install new wringer rolls, expert mechanic. 2609 E. Wash. Ch, 0852 NOTICE TRUCK OWNERS New 12x15 truck covers, $4.75 each. All other sizes in stock at reduced prices. Hoosier Tarpaulin Co- 1302 W, Wash. St. QUILT—BIue and white, print, double Irish chain, pair bed pillows, reas. Ha. 1596-M. PLUMBING FIXTURES, new and used, at reduced prices; steam and hot water radiators. cheap. 810 N. 111. St. Li. 8884. QUILT TOPS, several designs, all fast colors. 84 & $5. 1322 Roach St. WATER PUMPS Factory rebuilt, shallow and deep well. 50% savings. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington. Ir. 1151. WATER SOFTENER—I93I model: a special reduced price . Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Waslngton St. Ir. 1151, 34-A Nursery Stock, Plants, Flowers TREES— Lombardv Poplars. Evergreens. Hedge. Grapevines. Lilly of the Valiev. etc. Wa. 5129. 35 Household Goods BED and springs, ant. size kitchen cabinet. good cond- reas. Ch. 4321. BIRD CAGE and stand. All colors; onlv 81.19. China Store. 357 W. Wash. BREAKFAST SET—ltalian carved dining rm. and bedrm., twin beds, linen frieze living rm- rugs, sac. 3710 N, Meridian, DAVENPORT, all leather; 1 Federal electric washer: glass door safe. 2917 Ida St. ELECTRIC sweeper, late model, excellent cond- >l4, 1314 W. Wash. Be. 0204ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS—SO% discount: 4 electric ranges. $5 and $10: 87 gas ranges. $2. $4 and $6: 4 Chambers ranges. $lO and 820: 2 monocrammed coal heaters. 50% discount. Have sold our lease, must move at once. CHAMBERS MFG. C-, 102 S. Penn. 8^

MERCHANDISE 35 Household Goods ELECTRIC WASHER. A. B. C.; floor lamp. library table. 8 laying hens. Be. 4832-J. FURNITURE—New. used, 3-room outfit; easy terms. N. BARRETT, 868 Virginia. FURNITURE—7 rooms complete, good condltlon, reaa. 327 Prospect at. KITCHEN RANOE—Gray porcelain enamel. *45. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. corner Capitol and South Bt. MAYTAG WASHERS at a bargain price; also other used washers ana refrigerators. $7.50 and up. See these before you buy. MAYTAG DISTRIBUTORS. tNC- lot a. Meridian St. REFRIGERATORS—SteeI; coat psice on wide selection. Buy now for spring. POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. THIS MONTH sewing machine cleaned and adjusted. 51.50. WHITE CO. Ri. 4.55TOED KELVINATOR— Mechanically good: 575. E*sv terms. Peaurson Piano Cos., 12 a y. Penn 81. Li 5613. BASEMENT BARGAINS Floor Samples and Repossessed LIVING ROOM SUITES All in Fine Condition. Red Mohair Group. Jacquard Velour Suite. Choice Bed Davenport Set. Mohair Pil- **■ $49.50 Two odd a>i r QX Vanities VANITIES and DRESSERS. Left from fine suites. Choice •pilfJ/.OU Generous Terms at Cash Prices. COLONIAL FURNITURE CO. Meridian at Maryland Sts. 36 Radios, Mtlsica! Instruments BUESCHER alto saxophone: exceptional value. Late mpdel; $45. EASY TERMS. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. Li. 5518. Crosley Lowbov $12.50 Freshman Lowboy 14.50 Radiola Table Model 18-50 Atwater Kent Console 18.00 Philco 8-tube Console 25.00 RADIO BARGAIN SHOP DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE—CaII. 75c; aerials, $3. Guaranteed. Li. 2162. DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE Call, 75c; aerials, $3. Guaranteed. Li. 2162. EARLEI—Long and short wave set, 1933 model; 90-aay guarantee. $29.50; only *5 down, small weekly payments. Earle Midget, $14.95; guar. MIDGET RADIO STORES. 240 Mass Ave. Open evenings. 1 BALKITE radio, 9 tube, new instrument. $29.50. 1 Temple superheterodyne. Pentode output, *39.50. EASY TERMS. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. IJ. 5513. PIANOS—TUNED. $2; 30 YR’S EXPERIENCE. BEST WORK GUAR’T’D. He. 5584, SERVICE ALL MAKES RADIOS—CALLS. 50c. AERIALS. $3, CH. 7722-M. USED Clarinets. frlO and up. Used piano accordions. $25 and up. Investigate free lesson plan on piano accordions. EASY TERMS. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. Used Drum Outfits. *2O up. EASY TERMS. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. Li. 5513. 37 Furs, Wearing Apparel CAMEL HAIR COAT—Man’s. $45 Society brand: size 40; like new; 820. Ir. 6013. 38 Store, Office Supplies NEW Corona No. 3 portable. *25 r terms. Typewriter Rental Agency Only $2-50 Per Month or $ .00 for 3 Months J Any make of machine. Expert repair service on all typewriters. Woodstock 317 N. Penn. LI. 4712 TYPEWRITER CO. 39 Cash Coal Mart MONUMENT COAL CO. Li. 2233. 701 E. Wash. Bt. Call Us for Prices FEDERAL COAL CO. Ch. 2291. FREDRICK COAL CO. DR, 1792. WA. 5668. W7~VIRGINIA ig. Ip- fkd *B.OO INDIANAPOLIS ICE AND FUEL CO. Dr. 2400. BEST—W.~\4a. blk., large fkd *6.00 White Star blk., cln. fkd 500 Best White Ash blk- *4.75; 3x6 4.50 UNION ICE AND COAL CO. DR. 4621. DR. 4622. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS' 40 Wanted to Trade GRAVITY Dump BED, 1 ton, for truck, for sale or trade: make offer. Ri. 8251. 41 Wanted to Buy Hall furniture CALL MR. PIERCE. RI. 2019. WHEN YOU ARE READY TO SELL YOUR GOODS. We are the largest buyer* ana seller* of used merchandise in the state. WE PAY THE BEST PRICES C-A-S-H!! for OLD GOLD, GOLD TEETH WOLF SUSSMAN 239 W. Washington St. I PAY CASH. RI. 2286. FURNITURE, PIANOS. RADIOS. COMP. HOMES, ODD PIECES. RI. 2286. NEWSPAPERS, elothmg. etc., urgently needed. Salvation Arnw Industrial Home For truck, call RI. 6622. SELL US—Your old gold and silver jewelry, dental bridges, gold watches, etc., and get a better price. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO„ 308 Indiana ave. WANT furniture. 4 to 6 rooms, also odd pieces; highest prices. Hu. 7274. WANTED—Furniture, suites or odd nieces. Paid cash. 361 W. Wash. Ri. 0273 FINANCIAL 45 Business Opportunities "IF IT’S ON EARTH. I CAN SELL IT.” Col. I. Binzer BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 1115-16 Peoples Bank Bldg. Ri. 1481. 46 Personal Property Loans COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. F.EDUCED RATES 300 Roosevelt Bldg. 205 Odd Fellow Bldg. Lincoln 2491. Lincoln 8495. Compulsory fj|| Insurance w RED TAPE AUTOS FURNITURE 125-4300 152 N. DELAWARE. U. 6605 LIBERAL LOAN CO. REDUCE YOUR PAYMENTSWE MAKE LOANS. AUTO OR FURNITURE. 825 TO 8300. 367 X. Mew Tort Ri, 4974

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FINANCIAL 46 Personal Property Loans Loans on Furniture LOWEST MIK Indpls. Public Welfare Loan 330 Occidental Bldg. RL 3587 A Better Way to BORROW MONEY Loans $lO to *3OO. In 24 hours, at Reduced Rates Come in. writ* or phone for full Information. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 34 S. Pennsylvania St. Century Bldg. Phone Ri. 5054. LL 9181. 48 Automobile Loans MONEY Auto Loans—when you need it. Quick, confidential, courteous service. Legal rate. Plenty of Parking Space Meridian Motor Sales 1 Automobile Caw \ l.'fy HOMENFINANCECO 205 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. CORNER PENN. AND MICH. M. 560*. PLENTY OF. FREE, PARKING BPAG& AUTO LOAN! CASH AT 20 Months ; ONCE to Pay Us tl CAR lOAM CQ 842 N. Illinois St. LI. 960(1 Corner Illinois and Vermont Sts. Auto Loans REDUCED RATES 2% ON ALL LOANS OVER *IOO CASH AT ONCE CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. 203 E. Wash. St,. LL 8603 Opposite Courthouse. Bet. 40 Tears. Auto loanS Ride Whrfe You Pay LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. 8 S. Capitol RI. 1321-1321 Quick * Service Free Parking 308 Indiana Ave. RI. 5994 Cor. New York and Indiana "jjrmmTvE 50 Autos For Sale BUICK—I92B: 5-pass, sedan. This car m in fine condition. Has had splendid f*re. Is a wonderful bargain at Just Blue Book” price: SIBO. BROWNING GENT CO- INC. 10th at Meridian. RI. 8655. Chevrolet ’29 Coach, $175. Thisls a buy.jC. O. Wamock, 819 E. Wash. CHRYSLER 27 Sedan—New finish, good tires, motor runs good; if you are looking for good cheap transportation: see this one. The Buick _ 1302 E. Wash. Li. 157 1. DE SOTO, 1930,—8 Sedan. If you are looking for a car that will give you many thousands of miles of enjoyable transportation; see this car today: in excellent condition throughout. $495. Terms. .T. C. Scanlan Cos. 1404 W. Washington St. Be. 144n. DODGE, 1931—8 Sedan, 6 w. w.; side mounts, beautiful black finish; red striping; extra good tires: upholstering spofle~.£; actual mileage 6,000; only *Bl5. Terms, Trade. J. C. Scanlan Cos. 1404 W. Washington St. Be. 14*0. Ford. 1930 roadster; a snappy black xft* finish; mechanically perfect: all good anS tires; hot water heat. A real bar- wH’ gain $225; terms. LAUTH MOTORS. JU INC- 3547 E. Washington St. ™ Marmon, 1931 Coupe Big 8 two-passenger coupe with spacious rumble seat; 125 horsepower motor: finished In maroon and black; 6 wire wheels. Practically new Firestone tires: sootles* broadcloth upholstery. Car driven onlv 11.152 miles; Delux equipment throughout, sun visors, electric clock, side fender lights, entire car mounted in rubber; vou mav talk with the owner of this luxurious car. Extra special at onlv *895. Marmon Cos. llth and Meridian. LL 6359. TIMEB WANT ADS mate interesting reading because interesting bargains of many kinds are listed here dally 51 Trucks,. Tractors, Trailers FORD MODEL A—Pickup; priced to selt' immediately. See this today. Franc' Hatfield Cos., 623 N. Capitol. Ri, 9326 53 Accessories, Tires, Parts HAS YOUR GASOLINE been stolen whil<* narked downtown or at home? The Automatic Oas-Lock is sure insurance again-r, this type of thievery. Let us demonstrated- Drexel 4136-M JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO—W’.l? repair or make new tops and curtain* for vour car. 202 Kentucky Ave. 55 Autos Wanted WILL oav .ash tot voui car or vour •o iltv I. WOLF AUTO CO. Lt 481* 661 N Cant tot.

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