Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1932 — Page 11

MAY 14, 1932

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INDIANA ROAD FDND EXCEEDS 24 MILLIONS Push Highway Construction Program; Seek Ways to Spend Cash. Indiana's present major industry is the s f at* highway department with its more than $34,000,000 to spend. Commissioners are busy thinking up ways and means to spend this huge sum They are pushing their program so that all money will be obligated and can not be taken away, should a special session of the legislature be called, which seems unlikely. At the commission meeting Thursday, Ralph Simpson, assistant department director, presented a report showing there now is 30 per rent more work in progress on state highways than at any time in department history. Reduction in coat of material, labor and equipment was given as the reason for the department's unexpended balance. The commissioners planned to spend $500,000 on bridge construction, which will mean erection of thirty-five small structures in various parts of the state. It was announced that more than 600 miles of high grade rigid type pavement will be laid, which will be 100 miles more than the previous largest program. Bids have been received on forty touring cars for field men aad bids for thirty more were opened Thursday. The department also is planning purchase of trucks so that the motor equipment will be replaced mostly by the close of the season. Still they have a hard time spending all that money, bids for work being so much below the engineer’s estimate due to the fall in prices. Simpson's report showed that on May 1, the department's general expenditures were $389,281.65 and maintenance $561,989.83. less than was estimated. This will be absoi bed by the purchase of new equipment, he said. Where the money goes also is set out in the report. Allotment of $20,020,928 has been made for construction projects this season. Road construction takes $11,824,802 on the following milages: High tvoe iprlnctoallv concrete! 447.31 mile*, heavy grading 73.82 miles end heavy resurfacing. IC.SO mile*. The bridge department has been authorlred to spend 53.643.933.34. which includes eonst'uction of 14C bridges with mors than a 30-foot span. Ri-hts of wav payments r - ere set out • t 81.000 000. Maintenance construction was allotted $3,550,093, distributed as follows: Heavy grading 6 10 miles: light grading (including widening and shoulders* 379.67 miles, grading to cost $434,101. Pavement wlden.ng with macadam and building of metal shoulders on 86.28 miles is to cost 668.183. New untreated metal stone or gravel road construction on 319.99 miles will be 3370,045. 011 mat construction on 839.11 miles, bituminous mscadam surfacing on 81 03 miles and rock asphalt surfacing on 59 40 miles is to cost $1,958.195 88 Nine miles of guard rail will' be $79 058.37. Structures under 70-foot soan and miscellaneous. Including approaches to bridges and road intersections, will be $643,507.75. After setting all this out, Simpson estimated that it would be posisble to authorize additional construction work costing $2,294,700.95 before Dec. 31, 1932. 5-YEAR-OLD RIVALRY BLAMED FOR KNIFING William Print Charged With Assault With Intent to Kill. Rivalry between two young men for a place on the Woodside basketball team which started five years ago, led to one of them being held to the grand Jury Friday by Municipal Judge William H. SheafTer. The man is William Prinz, 246 Leeds avenue, charged with assault and battery with intent to kill William Black, 236 South Temple avenue. Black was chosen for the place on the team. Shortly afterward he and Prinz engaged in a fist fight as a result of their rivalry. They fought again on April 24 after a quarrel in a poolroom at English and Keystone avenues. Prinz is alleged to have used a knife during the fight. Medical testimony today stated that one of four cuts in Black's back extended to the lung cavity. TEST FOR INDICTMENT Hearing Slated on Coast for City Swindle Suspect. Hearing to test validity of an indictment against George Black, Indianapolis manufacturer held in Seattle, Wash., charged with theft of SIO,OOO by swindle from an Indianapolis woman, will be held today in the Washington city, detectives were informed toady. The test was ordered despite extradition approval by Governor Roland H. Hartley of Washington. Births Her* joe! end Blanche Martin, 1236 North TicrmA. John end Eunice Dennle. 720 South C */o?ph end Lilly Caldwell. 1414 North M Josepi" end Edith Byrne. 2027 North 11 John' end Marjorie Robinaon. 109 North Orant. , Girli Neil end Helen Pierson. $354 Martin4it(. James end Florence Burton. 943 ChadW *Carl and Jrma Perry. 1106 North ArAlonzo end Pauline Connor. 712 Fayette. Charles and Pearl West. 1021 Chadwick. Fredrick and Alfreda Hueston. 1623 Milburn. Twins William end Lillian Barrett. Bt. Vin-cer-t's hospital, boms. Deaths Henry Bchachersiehner, 86 303 Orange, chronic myocarditis. Emma K. Cooper. 62, 2056 College, cerebral hemorrhage Lyle KeesUng. 10 months. Methodist hospital. accidental. Granville Devls. 82. JJ6O Kenwood, chronic interstitial nephritis. Amerlcus Wood Conner. 77. 1201 North Alabama, encephalitis. Catherine O'Connor. 56. 305 B. Emerson avenue, accidental ~LEG A L S Legal Auctions and Sales KARAaELL a IJPMAV 4M Fidelity Tr. Bldg., Ri. IM6 SHERIFF'S SALE a, virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of the fiuoerlor Court of Marion County, Indiana n cause No. A-58439 wherein Secur- ... Trust Company. Indianapolis. Indiana, Trusts* Flair.::B and John H. Tuetl. et ai Defendants requiring me to make the sum of Kifilt Hundred Dollars <sßoo.oo*. as provid'd for tn said decree, with interest end cost*. I will expose et public sale to the hiche.'t b*dder. on SATURDAY. THE 318 T DAT OP MAY. 1933. between l*# hours of 10 e'elock A. M. end 4 o'clock P M of said day. et the door of the Court House of Marion County. Indiana, the rcaU end profits for a term not

__ LE 6 A LS Legal Auctions and Sties exceeding seven veers, of the following reel estate in Mar.on County. Indiana Lot thirty <lo* in square 4 in Elmwood Addition to the City of Indlenapolls, as per plat thereof in plat book if. page 180. Ip the olflce of the Recorder of Marion County Indiana. If *uch rent# ind promj Will not eti for a sufficient sum to aatUf? said decree ! with Interest end cost*. I wnl. at the seme time end place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or eo much thereof a* may be sufficient to said decree Bald sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement CHARLES L. SUMNER Sheriff of Merlon OpWJty. April 2>. 1313 A-ml 29 May C, 13. IWL JACOBY * .. Indiana Trn*t Wf. Yt9G, MM. SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Merlon County. Indiana, in cause No 45923 wherein The Railroadmen* Building and Savinas Aaapcletion Plaintiff and Milton T. KtmberUn. unmarried. et al Defendanti requiring me to make the turn of Seventeen Hundred Fortv Nine Dollar*. and Ten Cents < 11749 10?. ti provided for in id decree, with interest and cost*. I will **!• et public sal* to the highest bidder, on P SATURDAY. THE 2?BT DAY OF MAY. 1932. between the hour* of 18 O’clock A. M and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day. at the door of the Court House of Marlon County. Indiana, the rent* and profits for a term not exceeding aeven yeers. of the following real estate in Merlon County, Indiana: Eighty one <Bl* feet off of the south end of lot number twenty on* <2ll tn block nineteen (19) In William Braden et el's Addition to North Indianapoila, now in the Cit* of Indianapoila, Maron County, Indiana. If such rents and profits (fill not sell tor a xufflclent sum to satisfy said decree with Interest and costs. I will, et the same time ar.d place, expose to public salt the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree. Said sale will be mad* without relief from valuation or appraisement lews. CHARLES L. SUMNER. Sheriff of Merton County. April 29, 1933. April 29. Mv 8, 13. 1932. JACOBY A HADLEY Indiana Tr. Btdr. Ri. 7996. Ll. 9*24. SHERIFF'S SAIE By virtue es a certified copv of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marlon Count*. Indiana, in cause No 46774 wherein The Railroadmen's Bulldinc and Savings Association Plaintiff and Lee Roy Smith. Velma M. Smith, hi* wile and Glenn Conwav Defendants requiring me <o make the sum of Fifty Four Hundred Twelve Dollars, and Flftv Seven Cents *55413 57*. a* provided for in said decree, with interest and coats. I will expose et public sale to the hlrhest bidder, on SATURDAY. THE 21ST DAY OF MAY 1933. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said dtv. et the door of the Court House of Morion County. Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding sever, veers, of the following real estate In Marlon County. Indiana: Lot number one hundred thirty <l3Ol In Emerson Avenue Addition to the Citv of Indianapoli*. Marion County. Indiana. . If such renla and profit* will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree with interest, end costs. I will, at the seme time end place, expose to public tale the fee simple of aeid reel estate, or to much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. CHARLES L. SUMNER. Sheriff of Marlon Count*. April 3P._19t3. April 39. May 9. 13. 1933. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will offer for sale et their place of business, 513 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind., Friday. May 37, 1932. 10 a. m.. one lot of household goods stored under names of Betty Hazzard, C A Boehm. R. L. Harwood. A. Bloom. Michael Kolinsky, F. R. Barrows, Mrs. C. Clemons. Mrs. Bessie Clifford. Maurice R. Free. W. E. Glliman, Mae T. Gilmore. lne Hammon. Mrs. Bertha Pierce. Marv E. Reeves. Leo Statz, Frank Baugh. Mrs. Elizabeth Transue. Glenn Witherspoon. Mrs. H. O. Cardo, Grimes. Arthur Griffin. Belle Johnson, Carl Ernest. Oscar Lynch. Albert Shelburn, Carrie Webster, "Will Rice. Albert Hall. Agnes :kson. Mrs. Armstrong. Con oTllls. Lrvls Hunt. Stevenson, Tom Little. Same sold for charges. HODGES STORAGE CO. JACOBY A HADLEY Indiana Tr. Bldg. RI. 7990. Li. 9624 SHERIFF'S SALS By virtue of a certified cop* of a decree to me directed from the Olerk of the Circuit CPurt of Marlon County, Indiana, in cause No. 46085 wherein the Railroadmen's Building end Savings Association Plaintiff and Frank L. Luebklng. Mary A. Luebking, his wife, et al Defendant* requiring me to make the sum of Etghteen Hundred Sixty Seven Dollar*, and Twenty Six Cents i51867.261. as provided tor in said decree, with interest and costs, I will expose et public sale to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. THfc 21ST DAY OF • MAY. 1032. between the hours of 10 o : clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said dey. *t the door of the Court House of Marion County. Indiana. the rents end profits tor a term not exceeding seven years, of the following reel estate tn Marion County. Indian*: Lot thirteen <l3l In Bradley. Denny and Atkinson's East Washington Street Addition to the Citv of Indianapolis, Marion County. Indian*. If such rents end profits will not sell tor a sufficient sum to satisfy aatd decree with interest and costs. I will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of salt! real estate, or so much thereof as mav be sufficient to discharge said decree. Said sale will be mad* without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. CHARLES L. SUMNER. Sheriff of Marlon County. April 29. 1932, April 29. May 6, 13, 1933. EARL R. CONDER 1200 Inland Bk. Bldg. Li. $579. SHERIFF'S SALE Bv virtue of a certified copy of e decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marlon County. Indian*. In cause No. 46125. wherein Brandt C. Downev. as and in the capacity of Receiver of Washington Bank and Trust Company Plaintiff and Louise Orders. Clerk K Order* Defendant* requiring me to make the sum of Sixty Nine Hundred Sixty Bight Dollars, end Forty Six Cents *56968.46). as provided for in'said decree, with interest end costs. I will expose et public sale to the h*l,h£. st SATURDAY. THE 31ST DAY OF MAY. 1932. w between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day. at the door of the Court House of Marion County. Indian*, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding aeven vears. es the following real estate in Marion County. Indiana: Lots 25 26. 27 and 28 in Lakeside. Second Section, block 1. an addition to the City of Indianapolis, as per plat thereof recorded In olet book 24 at pages 87-90 Inclusive, in the record* of the office of the Recorder of seld Marion County. Indiana. If euch rents and profit* will not eell lor sufficient sum to satisfy said decree with Interest end costs. I will, at the seme time and place, expos* to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as mav be sufficient to discharge **id decree. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement L BUMNIK . Sheriff of Marion County. April 39, 1933. April 39. Mav^9Ji9^mTLegal Notices NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby glren to taxpayer* et the City of Indianapolis, that the Common Council of the City of IndlenepojU now has pending before it General Ordinance No. 46. 1933. which proposes transferring the belanee remaining in certain funds **i the Board of Public Works end reepproprlating the same to another fund as follows, to-wlt: Gasoline Tax-Labor Gasoline Tax-Materials to Dept of Public Work*. Street Commissioners Fund: Gasoline Tax-Street Repairs. The above described ordinance Is due to come up for passage et the next regular meeting of the Council to be held on the 16th day of May 1932. at 7:30 P. M. After said appropriation has been determined. any ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved may appeal to the State Board of Tex Commissioners for further end final action thereon by filing of petition therefor with the Marlon County Auditor not leter then terf days after said additional appropriation has been made by the seld Common Council and the State Board of Tex Commissioners will fix a date for hearing in this County. Witness my hand and the seel of the City of IndianapNis. this 4th dey of May. 1933. HENRY O. OOETT, City Clerk. fSEALI NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given to texpavers of the city of IndianapolU. that the CAmmon Council of the City of Indianapolis now has pending before it Appropriation Ordinance No. 8. 1932. which propose* to transfer the sum of $1,250.00 from the estimated unappropriated and unexpended be lanes of the revenue of the Municipal Airport for the year 1932 to certain funds as follows, to wit:— „ _ . Municipal Airport Fund No. S3—Fuel and Ice. SBOO 00. Municipal Airport Fund No. sß—Oenerei Supplies. <8300.09 i Municipal Airport Fund Mo 72—Equipment. tslso 00|. The above described ordinance la e to come up for passage at the next regular sr. the After seld aporoprietlen he* been determined. any ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved may Appeal to the State Board of Tex Commissioners for further and fine! action thereon by filing of petition therefor with the Marion County Auditor not later than ten days after said additional appropriation has been med* by the said Common Council and the State Board of Tex Commissioners will fix a date for hearing in this County. Witness my hand and tlw seal of the cUy of Indianapolis this 4th day of May. * HENRY O. OOETT, City Clerk. (Seal!,

Legal Notices NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice la hereby given to interested eitlxeni that the Oommon Council of the City es Indianapolis, through it* Committee an Public Parka, will hold a Public Hearing at 3:30 p. m Monday. Ms* 16. 1832. in the Council Chamber at the Cttr Hall on General Ordinance No 44, 1933. which propose* to rexoce Elmira Street for Bualneas. between Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth street*. Witness my hand end the seal of the City of IndianapolU, thi* 4th dev of Me*. 1932 HENRY O. OOETT. iglAL* City Clerk. STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY In the Lake Superior Court Sitting et Oar* In Re: Application of Jordan Thome*, for appointment of an Administrator of the estate of AIHe Thomas. Absentee, vs. A llte Thomas. May Term. 1932: Cause No. 25958. Aetlgn to Appoint an Administrator. Now comes the Plaintiff bv C. C. McGuire Attornev end file hi* verified complaint herein, together with *n affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant Allis Thomas. Absentee: has been absent from her residence end place of abode tor more then ten veers, end that an administrator should be appointed to preserve, and prevent waste of her personal property and that she is not a resident of the State of Indiana Said defendant is therefor* hereby notified of the oendenev of said action end thet the seme will stand tor trial et the next term of said Court end thet unless she appear end answer or demur therein, at the eailinc or aeid cause, on the 2nd dev of Juiv A. D. 1932. the aame being the 48th da* of the next term of aatd Court to be begun and held In the Court House. Room No. 4. et Oerv. in eeld County ar.d State, on the 2nd Monday of May A. D. 1933. said action will be heard end determined in her absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto et mv hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Oarv. Indiana this sth dey of May A. D-. 193.. GBOROE w gwEIGART. Clerk L. 8 C. B* NADINE FRANCE. Peon l £L-£*££iL—. Legal Bids, Proposals NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON MOWING MACHINES Notice Is hereby given that seeled proSetels will be received by the Indiana tete Highway Commission at the CommUslon's office. Third Floor of the State House Annex. 103 North Senate Avenue, Indianapolis. Indiana until ten 1 10:00* o'clock A. M.. May 25. 1933 on the following equipment: • Fifty <so* to seventy <7O! horse or power drawn, heavy duty, high lift mowers. Prices quoted shell be delivered prices t. o. b. various points in the State of Indiana. Proposal blanks and specifications ere on fife in the office of the State Highway Commission where same may be obtained without cost, upon request. The right Is reserved by the State Highway Commission to reject any or all bids, waive technicalities as to procedure and to award on any combination of bids that tn its Judgment 1* most advantageous to the State of Indiana. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. JOHN J. BROWN. Director NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR FURNISHING AND APPLYING ROAD OIL. LIQUID ASPHALT OR TAR TO ROAD SURFACE. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals tor furnishing and applying road oil. liquid asphalt or tar on the surface of certain roads in the following sub-dis-tricts will be received bv the Director of the Indiana State Highway Commission at the Commission's office on the third floor of the State House Annex. 102 North Senate Avenue. Indianapolis. Indiana, until ten <10:00* o'clock A. M. Mav 19, 1932. Invitation Number 1109. Sub-District. Fowler. Covington. Terre Haute end Crtwfordsville. # Proposal blank* and specifications are on file in the office of the State Highway Commission where same mav be obtained upon request. The bidder shall request proposal forms and refer to Invitation number. The right is reserved bv the Director to relect env or all bids, waive technicalities as to procedure and to award on env combination of bids that in his Judgment Is most advantageous to the State of Indiana. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION J, J. BROWN. Director. SELL. REN! OR BUY REAL KBlA.it through classified ads in The Times Phone "ad-taker” Rl. 5551 durlne business hours. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices BAIN. PATRICK J.—Husband of Mary Bain, passed away at St. Vincent's hospital Thursday, Mav 13. Funeral Saturday, May 14. 8:30 a. m. from residence. 1425 Marlowe avenue. 9 o’clock Holy Cross church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. CARMACK. ELBERT D~ Passed away Sunday. Mav 8. at San Antonio. Tex., was buried at Morencl. Ariz. He is survived bv * brother, J. B. Carmack of IndianapolU. Joseph of Manila. Phllttpine, Islands. Leland and Allen of Arizona, one sister. Mrs. A. M. Tavlor. snrt two aunts. Mrs. G. A. Irwin and Mrs. L. A. Arnett of Nashville. Tenn. KROEGER. RICHARD V.—Son of Harry W. and brother of John R. Kroeger, passed away at Hammond. Ind., Thursday evening. Funeral services et THE PLANNER * BUCHANAN MORTUARY. 3:30 p. m. Saturday. Please omit flowers KI’HLER, MARY—Beloved mother of Mrs. William F. Ebner. John Kuhler of Indisnepolls, Charles Kuhler of Plainfield. Ind.. and Mrs L. C. H. Weidmen of Acton, Ind., passed away at the home of her daughter. 628 N. Jefferson. Thursday, May 12. Friends mev call after 4 p. m. Frldav. Services at the above address Saturdav. 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. LITTLE * SONB IN CHARGE. SOUTH. LAWRENCE H.—Passed away May 13. beloved son of Mrs. Elizabeth A. South, brother of Mrs. Hattie Hopkins. Funeral and services from his residence. 328 Bright St., Monday, 2 p. m. Burtel Orown Hill. Friends Invited. JOSEPH SPEAKS IN CHARGE. SPANN. HENRY J.—Passed awav at his residence in Pasadena. Cel. Services at the grave In Crown Hill, Monday, May 16. 4:30 p. m. WARREN. MARY Beloved mother of Catherine. Daniel. John and Jere Warren. died Thursday. Mev 12. Funeral Saturday. Mav 14. at 8:30 a. m., at the residence. 1235 8. Meridian St. Services at Sacred Heart church at 9 a. m. Friends invited. For further information. cell J. J BLACKWELL & SON. WELLS. CHARLES W.—Passed away et hli residence. 3002 E. Fell Creek Blvd., Thursday noon. Funeral services at THE PLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Saturday. 3 p. m. Friends invited, 2 Cards, In Memoriams PABSEHL- -In memorv of our dear father. HERMAN H. PASSEHL. who passed awav one vear ago. Mav IS. 1931. Gone over the river, so dark end cold. Through the pearly gate to the City of Gold: Oone from the shadowv paths to trod. To his beautiful home In the Citv of God. HIS CHILDREN. IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance of my father. MR. CHARLES RUST, who left us two years ago. April 6. and m* darling little daughter. DOROTHY YODER, who left us four years ago. Mav 13. , They ere gone, but will never be forgotten. MOTHER MRS. KATIE YODER: SISTER FLORIB, BROTHER RUSSELL. loving memory' of DOROTHY YODER, who passed awey four yeers ago todey. May 13, 1928. There is someone who misses you sadly. And finds the time long since you went; There is someone who thinks of you always. And tries to be breve end content. Oone Is the face, we loved so dear. Silent Is the voice we loved to hear; Tis sad. but true, we wonder why. The best ere alwava the first to die, DADDY. 4 Lost and Found Finders of Lost Articles That have been advertised In rfala eolutnu will receive two gueet tickets for The Indiana Theater To See Fannie Hurst’s “Symphony of Six Million” When yoo have returned the article to its owner, ask him to call Miss Joe at THE TIMES WANT AD DEPARTMENT and aay that you have returned the article and tickets will be mailed at once. CAMEO RlNG—Man"s. keepsake, lost Willow Brook golf course. Reward Rl. 3407. FOX ttRRIER—UiIr puppv, harness on. child's pet, name Mickey; re. 906 Rllev. PURSE—Lad>•'s brown; lost Sunday evening between Stevens st. end Beech Grove: reward. Cell Beech Grove 317-J. RUG 9x12; keeosaee from deceased mother; reward. 3002 Olney. Ch. 1584-W. White Spitz. Call DR. 6722. ET YOU DON'T FIND what vou are looklng for in the went ade today. It may be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times tlaeatted ade daily. - - ■■■.!-. I 111 I I'T 3 Funeral Directors, Florists _ W. D. BEANBLOSSOM 1321 W. Ray BE. 1588 wTTTblasengym Mem office 2339 Shelby St. Branch offlej 1984 W. Morris. P*. 3570. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.

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BE. 4039-3. PAINTING— Papering. cleaning. lowest prices: prompt serv.; show samples or hang your paper. MR. WILLIB. Dr. 5971. PAPER CLEANINO—SOc per rm.. lmmediete *erv.. white; 10 vri. exp. Be 1149-W PAPER CLEANlNG—Excellent service. II a room. O'DONALD. Rl. 4638. PAPER CLEANING—SOc per rm.. Immediate serv.. white; 10 vrs. exp. Be. 1149-W. PAPER HANGING Tu* nt i*?f rasslng. 1932 samples. Barnard. Ll. 4901. PAPERING— Painting: all work guaran. FRED KAMPLEMAN. Be. 3920-W. $ Beauty Parlors SCALP TREATMENT to recondition hair; 81 00, JACK and JILL. Ll. C34T INSTRUCTIONS 10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring LEARN HAWAIIAN OUITAR—I Free with course. Radio artists instructors. Hlto Hawaiian Studio. 2106 Roosevelt. Ch. 4435 SPECIAL offer of ten class lessons in Pis no. Pipe Organ. Voice or Dancing for $2.50. Ir. 0956. heipwaYted 2 The Times trie* to protect Its readers from fraudulent Help Wanted advertisements by carefully Investigating all advertisements that require money tor “cash bonde,” territorial rights, etc. However, reaiere are advised te investigate carefully or consult tha Better Buvlnese Boreau before investing. 13 Help Wanted—Male COUPON MEN. BEST OFFER IN TOWN MR. O'MALLEY. 603 SPINK-ARMS. PAPER HANOER end painter In exchange for house rent. 400 Kahn Bldg. PUMP SALESMEN Experienced, strictly commission. Meier Electric and Machine Cos.. 3525 E. Washington, TRUCKS—With semi-trailers, carrying at least eight tons. 1854 S. East. Dr. >730. 14 Help Wanted—Female 20 NEATLY dressed sslesladies; $1 deposit on merchandise: goods unsold, returnable. Fast workers average $3.50 day. Apply MR. JACKSON. 1928 ft S. Meridian. 15 Wanted—Mai * or Female AGENTS—See fastest selling line of household necessities In city—large profits—ouick sale*. 1030 College Ave. RENTALS 17 Furnished Booms CENTRAL 1923—Large, airy rm.; home privilege*; board optionel. He. 4586. CENTRAL. 2631—Beautiful front rm.; overiooking Fell Creek; prl. family. He. 5*35. CENTRAL. 151 J—Choice front rm. new furniture; 83.50 Rl. 8101. CENTRAL 3239—Nlcelv furn. rm.. twin beds; private home; garage. We. 1499. EAST—Coxv rm.. next bath: oriv. family; br—kf. opt., nr. car, bus Ch. 3433-M. GUILFORD. 4010—Large front rm.. private femllv: gar, opt. Ref. Hu. 3010. ILLINOIS. N., 431—3 lovely rms.; const. hot water: near bath. Ll. 9317. MERIDIAN. N.. 3444—Apt. 1; choice room with twin beds; constant hot water. OHIO. E. 407—Lodging for men: modern: 35c per night. Rl. 4145. PENN.. N.. 162*—Sleeping porch end llvlng rm. combined; nr. bath. Te. 0733. PENN., N.. 1347—Front rm. with alcove; reel home, gentlemen, gar. U. 8*57, WALCOTT, N„ 453—Nicely furn. rm., oriv. home. 1 or 3. near Tech. Ch. 5401-R. BREVORT HOTEL Steam heat; mod conven- $3.60 J> up RM. without board, 13.25; with board. $5.50; nice front rm., priv. entrance; _ bath, gar.; home privileges. Ch. 6418-J. OVERLOOKING Tall creek, rm.; privet* home; brkfest. cyt.; gentlemen. He. 1636. DESIRABLE rm.. meals opt., private home, north, modern convenience*. Te. 4658. WE6T of state house: Va sq. 361: quiet-day sleepers; price; double 75c, single. 50c; double week. 83.50. Outside rooms. 63.50—2030 N. Penn.:' attractive front am., next bath: cozv rm.. $3. Te, 1399. DELIGHTFUL ROOM—Privet* entrance: led* or married couple, employed references reaulred. Ha. 3953. sttpenis fa, tsyraffii: HDTEL ANTLERS 750 N. MERIDIAN ST. iia-.-.- ~ .1—- : "i. 1 'Hi 18 Housekeeping Rooms ALA.. N.. 2205—3 rms.. 69; single sleeping rm . $3; run'g we.; overstaffed. Ta. <llO. ALA.. N . 1311—Large rm.. kitchenette. overstaffed: front sleeping m. Ll. 1749. ALA.. N.. 1019—Nice, clean front rm.. kitchenette, priv. entr. Rey^c:able neop. ASHLAND. nts—a mu, bath: privet* home: everything furnished. He. 3353. BELLEFONTAINE. 1339—Housekeeping rm, $3.50 and 16; etoß- rate.; 13. Oarage, 76c. BELLEFONTAINE. 1189— Housekeeping me. Modern: everything furnished; reaa, BROADWAY. 1403—Oosy acts, overall.3ec sinks, priv. eat.; phone; 95, $9.59.

BEITU3 IS Housekeeping Room* BROADWAY. 3121—Clean rm. and kitchen: ell furnUheo: 64.25: garage. CAP., 1541 N— Lovely rm in-*-door bed." kitch'nte. bath: prl. porch: rea. Te. $95.. CENTRAL 1949—Front, up. deelrebV* rm , kitchenette, furn ; 3-rm. apt,; down. COLLEGE, 1339—3-ra. apt,, compieicly furn. sink, people; 69: priv. entrance. COLLEOE. 3149 —Unfurnished Urge modern rm.. near bath garage. He 3117 FLETCHER—3 nice light rms . near bath, carline: privet* home. Dr. 4572. FOUNTAIN SO -rm IS: 3 rms.. $3 50 : 3 rm*.. *4*9; not modern 1017 Pr os pc HIGHLAND AVE N.. 31—2 modern rmsT; everything furnieheil. Adult*, garage. ft > N 3339—1 A 3-rm. kitchenette apt* . auitab'U for 4: $9 50 A $8 50. Ta. 7flo MERIDIAN. N. 2315—0he-rootn kitchenette. oriv. ent.. $5. Everything furnished. MICH.. 8., 3117—3 clean, redec. rms.; overat.: ver*th. fur.: prl ent.: prrg.. 86. HKW JWKBtrr. N.. 743—1 and 2-room suites for light ho aekeeolng. new JKRBKY. if.. 411—Front rm.. modern; everrtLfnrn.. 62 50 wk aUo sleeping. OLNEY, 1015 N— Front rm.. nice kltohenette, all furn.: prl. entrance. Ch. 1464-M. PARK. 1125—3 end 3 rms : housekeeping; water in kitchen; $3.50 and 85 per week. PARK. 1651—1 Urge rm. A kitchen TO*.. fur., run. water: priv. entr. Perking; 14. H* 3137._ PARK. 1655 —Attractive front rm., kitchenette; empl. lady; 84.50; large Apt.; 57. PARK, i 133—Two completely furn. room*; convenient, homelike; very reasonable. FIK. M- 117—Nice front rm.; housekeeplng or sleeping; reasonable: close In. PROSPECT. 719—Private mod. furnished; houeekeenlng or Sleeping rm*. Dr. 4162-R PRimrr. 1535—3 nicely furn. rms.. ahadv vard. garage: 15 wk. H*. 4610. tff. JOU. K.. 337—Clean furnished housekMpinf rms.: close in; rtisontbk. TALBOT. N.. 2010—3 large, wel fur. rms.. utilities furn.. enk: on carlln*. WALNUT. S„ 115—2 rm*., furniehed; clean, >5. Bee housekeeper in basement. WASHINGTON E.. 3301—3-room furnished apartment, modern; private entrance. WOOD ST.. 3935—3 or 4 unfurnished rms.. in Brtghtwood: 89 nio WOODRUFF 544: M. Dr.—Nice apt., prl*. bath, down: $9; ell fur., adult*. Ch. 3173. IOTH. 509—55.50. *4: deilrable newly dec.: private, lower rm.: everything fur. 16TH . E.. 611—Front, fur. or unfur.. 2 or 3 rm*.. mod., porch, utilities; reas. 33RD E.. 407—3 unfur. rms.. bath, utilities turn. No other roomers. Clean Furnished Apt. 1321 Blaine Ave.; 2 rooms, bath, low rent Mrs wlgner Be. 0569-J. 1323 Blaine. No. 3. 19 Rooma with Board CENTRAL. 2334. APT. 4-Lovely rm.; priv. home: exccll. meals; car. Ha. 0296-M._ EAST—OIrI or gentleman; single rm_,_exceiient metis, $6; E. 10th car. Ch. 3233-R. EAST—Nice rm.. excellent metis: 66.50 for 2: private home: nr. car. Ch. 3534. OXFORD. N.. 924—Lovely front rm.. mod. home: good meals. Cn. 3853. VILLA. 829—Nice mod. rm.; ttundry; good meeJg; close car line; 33 week. IITH. E.. 2904 - Ideal, mod home. 1 or 2; meals, Uundry; garage. Ch. 0536-M. $5" EACH—3 empl.. share wldow'i Jttractlve home: privileges. Be. 1070-M RM. suburban home tor 2; twin beds; meals opt.: gar.: privtlte. Dr. 7731 R 2. _ WALK. DISTANCE—Large front rm.: twin beds.; gd. meals; prlrl. Ri. 9930. 833 Park 21 Unfurnished Apartments MERIDLAN. N.. 3035—Efficiency. 1 and 2 bed rooms ante.. >4O to >62.50• Ll. 3410. N. MERIDIAN. 2235—5 rms., bath; Frig.; util, furn.; 545. Ll. 3693. PENN. BT.. N„ 1433—'Efficiency. 1 and 3 bedroom tpts.. S4O to $63.50. Ll. 3439. WASH., W.. 2619—Apt., newly decorated; water, gas. Frigldalre. itove. roll-a-way bed; 537.50 month. 11TH. W.. 43—Nieely decorated kitchenette apt., heat, ga# water and Jce furn.. 825.00. Call Apt. No. 1. THE GRANT. 5-ROOM apartment; bath, heat, water, S3O per month. Phone Te. 1866. Indianapolis Rental Agency Complete list apartments all locations. No obligations Transportation free LL 5482. Evenings. Be. 3114. or Wa. 0433. $25.00—527.50 —$30.00 DUNDEE APARTMENTS Virginia ave. end McCarty st.: includes heat. gas. Frigldalre: will decorate; walking distance from town. Custodian. Apt. 47. first floor. Mc.Cartv st. entrance. COLORED—22O W. North: LaVerne: 3 rms, bath. new paint and paper, 22 Unfurnished Houses ADDIBON. N.. 322—51-ms. 11.. gas toilet, redec., gar.; sl6; w>, pd. HI. 6441. ARROW. 1918—4-rm.. kitchenette, pantry. mod, except furnace; 318. Ch. 1203. BARTH. 2118—Vk double. 5 rms.. modern. except furnace. $18: water pd. . BEVILLE, 1101—6 rms.. ar mod except furnace; 830; water pd. Ri. 6441. BROAD RIPPLE—BI3 Main St.; 5-rm. bungalow: large garden. Hu. 7250. BROOKS IDE, 43 N—Attrac. 6'rm.. strictly mod., A-l cond- S4O; adults. Ir. 5350. BROOKVILLE N.. 62‘a— Cozy 4-rm. modern, garage. Reduced: 620. Ir. 1068. CAPITOL N.. 3825—Frame. Stucco, single. 4 bedims.. 2-car gar. Bed., >6O. Hu. 4145. CENTRAL 4414—6 rms sunrm.. redecoG St. Joan Arc. School 70: 555. Wa 0941-W. CHURCHMAN. 1003—Corner 6 rm. strictly mod, double, gerege, $35. Dr. 7459. COTTAGE, 1603—5-rm. house, semi-mod., water pd., nicely papered, good neighborhood. >l6. Owner, Hu. 4365. Dr. 3564-R. DELA. N , 1936—7-rm. double, bath, sleeping porch, garage, water, hot water, heat, paid? >55: ideal for roomers. Hu. 4742. DENNY N.. 304 —6-rm. mod. double reduced to $25. New York. £.. 3648; 6-rm. mod. double, reduced to $24. Phone Ta. 6383 ENGLISH. 938-40—7-rm. modern double, water paid; garages. Dr. 1839-W. f'LBTCHER AVE.. 839—Single, 7 rms.. mod., newly papered and painted. Ceil We. 0393-J or see SCHMID k SMITH. ORAY, N.. 941—Att. 6-rm. mod.; awnings, screens, gar., wa. pd.; red. Ir. 4869. GUILFORD. 2444—6-rm. mod. dbl. redecorated, garage: S3O He 5834. GUILFORD. 2412—01d Bellefontalne; 7-r. mod., hardwd. firs., red.. >37.50; wa. pd. GUILFORD, 3532—6-rm. mod., gar.; 626. Kenwood. 2856; 5 rms.. bath, gar.; 31*. McPherson. 2941; 5 rms., toilet, gar.; sl4. Owner, Ir. 3413. • HARRIS. 35—8-rm. mod , perfect condt.; par.; fenced yard. Reduced >lB. Be, 0746. HAWTHORNE. 8.. Ill—Single; 5-rm. mod.; 3-car gar.; only >2O. Ir. 7915. ILLINOIS. N.. 2733—5 rooms, upper duplex, modem front, back porches, cool, heat abb water paid: 135. IRVINOTON —333 Lesley: 5-rm. modem single. 2 bedrooms and bath up. newly papered: $25. Ir. 3735, KEALING. N.. 414—Double. 6-rm. mod., re_cecor*td. gar.. 535. Dr. 7353. KEYSTONE. N.. 43—5-rm. dble.; light*, gas, bath, water, garage. 516.80. Ir. 7915. LA SALLE. 8.. 34—New. clean. 4-rm. mod. dbl ■ 632.30. Beech Grove 144 J-3. LAUREL. 815—6-room single houee. floored attic, gas. electricity, inside toilet, coel grate, mantel, hand painted chandelier: sl2: water paid. Ta. 6250. LINWOOD. N.. 732—Cozy 4-rm. mod. bungalow double: garage: >23. Ir. 2977. MAPLE LAWN Addition <5700 N-. 1100 E ) Single. 7 rms.. strictly mod.: built-in feature*: gar.. Ige garden. >4O. We. 0678, McKIM. 138—6 rms.. complete bath, newly papered, fenced yard; red., >l6. M PHERSON. 3266—5-rm. excell. dbl.. redeco., full base., gar., big yd- Dr. 5233 MICH.. W.. 1*33—5-room mod. double: A-l condition; gar.: 530. Key next door. MILLERSVTLLE DR . 1821—Storerm. with 3 living rms.. closed porch, gar. He. 3460. NEW man. 3t33-21—6 rms. a side, ear . screens, awnings. Reduced. Ll. 5216. 620 8. N. JERSEY; 6-rm. mod., gar... 519.50 1147 Haugh; 4 r. elec., gas. furnace 624 S. N. Jersey. 24x31 gar., truck. 8.50 523ta E. N. York: 6-rm. m0d.... 22.50 1963 Tallman: 3 rms . *l.. gee 1 M 3155 N. Olney: 9 r. mod., irk, gar. 37 aO 2305 N. NEW JERSEY—B-room modern double. S2O. GREGORY 9t APPEL, INC. Ll. 7491. OLNEY. N.. 1363—4 rooms, upstair*, ges. elec., bath. 614 month. Dr. 1609-J. OLNEY, 2701 N —4-room semi-mod. double; garage: 616. Ch. 4700. PARKER, 3047—Smell, modern double, $23; gaiage; water paid. Ll. 5331. PERSHING, 719 N.—4-rm. single. N. HI . 2 ring., >9; wet, pd. Rl. 7725 ftOOSWELT. 1913—5-rm. bungalow; mod. except furnace: A-l cond.. >ls. Rl. 6441. ET. CLAIR. W . sol4—Mod. 6-rm double, garage. Reduced: >3O. Be. i093 BOUTHEaBTERN. 2641—5-room cottage, semi-modern, garage. >l3. STATE ST . 8. 59—7 room*: aeml-modern: large gawi— spaoe: near park: ear.. S2O. 33$ 8. STATE—B-room modern aingle; 1ear garage; will redecorate, 830.00. OR EGOR Y A APPEL, INC. L 1.7491. SUMMIT ST.. 8 . 47—7 room*, modern. rood condition: garage: reduced to >33.50 TACOMA. N.. $24—6-rm. mod. double, redecorated. rar. 637.50. Hu. 4946. TSMPLS N. SIH-SiagleT! rm* mod garage, fenced vd.: >3O. Ch. 3640-W. WOODLAWN. 909—9-room, garage; water pd.; 917. Dr. 4696. or Pr. 3595-J 16TH. 3310—nr. perk; mod. dbl.; cabinet, gar., wet, pd.: >33- Dr. 1390. 39TH ET.. W.. 143—8 rooms modern, except furnace, good condition: lIS per mo. Water paid. Call Ch. 3086. W. 33D BT., 935—4-room modern, double, water paid; rent reduced. S2O. SCHMID A SMITH REALTORS. Rl- 6397. ft ROOMS 110. Hie# Single. 509 E. 52nd St'.. insid# toilet sSb% rwni Tse 1 ' 1 ri Bungalow, Northeast Five rooms end gerae* 4003 E. 30th St. Dunlop & Holtegel *

REHTAH 22 Unfurnished Houses Newly Decorated, $9 Five room*, el. IU., gas. water pd. 3013 “ n ßri Holtegel COLORJED—439 W 14th, 9 TO*., ga*. elec water nd.: >lB 5* Will paper. Ch. 1876. COLORED—Morru. E . 3935; 4-rm. houa*. $lO. Also 8544 E. Orange, nice 3-room house. $9.50. Take Prospect - to Earhardt. Cell OSCAR LEE. Rl. 7317. Colored, South, $lO Five room*: eL It*. 1014 Meele St. Dunlop & Holtegel 23 Fwrnfaihcd Apia, mad Homs ASHLAND. 1559—Nice hr furn. apt. living rm kitchen, bath, priv- util. Rl 3471. ASHLAND. 2353—4-rm. ftira. apt.: private. gar . porch: reduced He. 5362 CAPITOL, if., 130® —Z bedna. houee, nice vd.. Janitor service, walking distance, rent, 343.30. Dr. 3193, before 5 p. m. CAPTTOL, 3130 N—4-room nicely furn. apt.; ell util., gar., reas. He 0148-W. ILLINOIS. N.. 3911—Lovely ept.. 3 rms. kitchen., bath; Frig-: newly dec.; rea* TIBBS. N. 1123—5-rm. mod. bung.: nicely furn.: breakfast rm- gar. Rc*j Bn, 3995. WALNUT 2.. 115—3 rms.. alcove, priv. bath: 97 50-810: hekper. In ba<emtnt WOODRUFF. 623 E. DR LiT TO., bedrm.. bath, kitchen, util. New apt*., eve*. Couple. _______ 34TH ST.. W., 1314—Modern. 5 TO*., for man and wife; completely furnished, garage, yerd; 1 room for owner. 4300 EAST —Car. bus, cool, nlcelv turn., 4 mu., lawn 936. Key* 134 N. Penny BEAUTIFULLY furniehed north aide home; Vrent ell or part Hu. 1176. s'36. furn. 6-rm dbie. east, gar; S4O. $-rm bung, furn, east, adults; SSO. A-l torn, lower duplex. 2200 north. For furnished houses see MR. MOTT. 137 K. Washington Ll. 2318 Eve., Rl. 9476. WILL SUBLET OR LEASE our beautiful furnished 4-room apt.. In Woodruff Place. Everything complete: *ll utilities: Fry- garage., reference*. Ch. 4979. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR JBUMNESg 24 Suburban and Fmrmi _ UNFURNISHED 6 room*. S3O; also room* furniehed. 17 week. Ston its Rockville road. _— 24-A Resorts and Cottages LAKE MANITOU —Dandy 5-rm cottage; sec, for quick *i*. Li. 8760: He. 4979-M. MOD. Cottage, lake Manttou * J ” B. M. Cloud. 3343 Wash. Blvd. Wa. 0891. 25 Business, Office and Desk Space 815 E. MARKET, 100x105 ft. room for 130 cars. $125.00. 817 E. MARKET. 30x70 ft. garage end battery shop. *35.00. JENNINGS BROS 38 S. Illinois St. STOREROOM—C!o.-s' to fountain Square; electric lights, ges, water Inside. 834 Bheiby. >lO month. 26 Wanted ta Rent BEDROOM APT.—Cloae ln: utUtte*. *3O to $35 Address Poet office box 1153. jSIJSMTE FOR SALE 27 Houses For Sale 3 SEMI-MOD. doubles: 30th et Brooksidc Pk. Priced right. Eve*- Rl. 59WILL SEIX ON EASY TERMS. 8-Room modem, good condition. 913 Bouth New Jersey *t • aultable family or room*, near Ell Lilly. Will exchancre for small modern. Drextl 0491. Bungalow, Chickens, Garden 4455 Manlove. 5 rooms, semi-modem, garage. Onlv *SO cash. *22.50 per month. Move now. Mr. Borton. J. O. MoCullough Agv. 100 North Delaware Bt. Ll 3598, NO DOWN PAYMENT Pay for these desirable home* on the following E-Z monthly terms. No Barrett. <No taxes until 1933.) See us now. 3852 English Ave.: 5 rms. mod *43.00 3847 Spean Ave.; 8 rm*. mod 40.00 1415 N. Cheater: 5 rms- mod 40.00 801 N. Denny; 5 rms. m0d........... 49-90 HOOSIER FUNDINO CORP- Ll. 7890. 318 C. of C. J. H. Albershardt Hu 8124 28 Sale Suburban Property l ACRE and 4-room houee. bam. brooder house, gar., good well; IV* mile* weet Lafayette road on south elde 46th street. Price *1.500. JENNINGS BROS.. 38 S. Till not* Bt. 29 Lots, Farms and Acreage REPOSSESSED Indiana farm* *ll alze; and description*. Small cash payment geta deed. A. E. Woods. Clayton, Ind, 30 Sale Income Property LOOK -Bualneu cor.. 3 rm*.. fruit market. lot 35xi$5: sacrifice; >350. Ch- 2014-W. 31 Wanted to Trade EQUITY in 4-room aemt-modem double for good used car, Ha. MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale 'Rn’T'TT T?Q Stone Jen. reduced prices. iSU I I LdLO w<) deliver. WEST END BOTTLE CO- 534 W. Pearl Bt. Ll. 8085. CINDERS. SAND AND GRAVEL. LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING. IR. 2802, EXHAUST FANS Meier Nu-Alr, 16-lnch six*. 3-epe#d; special price. . , . , _ Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington. Ir. 1151. LOWEST PRICEB EVER KNOWN New 12x15 truck coven, $4.75. All sixes in stock at lowest prices. No waiting. 100 ft. of Ik-inch meniila rope. *1.35. 31x28 painted tin sheets, 6c each. Government pup tents, *1.50. Everything in canvas. HOOSIER TARPAULIN CO. TENTS All sixes In stock of wall, umbrella, auto and boys' pup tent*. Oet our price* nret. Awning striped materiel In various fancy patterns. Everything to canvas, i HOOSIER TARPAULIN CO. WINDOW SHADES—Linen: all size* to 36x6. 89c. China Store. >57 W, Wash. 34-A Nursery Stock, Plants, Flowers LABELED DAHLIAS—*I and $3 doeen: Aston; Petunia*: flower bo- plants. Swartz, 5530 E. Mich. Ir. 3796. . 35 Household Goods BREAKFAST SET—ltalian carved <Unmg rm end bedrm- twin bed*, linen frltxe living rm., rugs, sec. 3710 N. Meridian. ' CLEARANCE SALE. 1415 North Meridian, high-class goods, will consider trades, rentals or outside painting Job or interior decorating. Marble mantels, rare mirror*, unique lighting fixtures, roll top desk, flat top decks, carved library table, book shelves, book cases, rolling book stand, lew reports, marble topped table, mahogany turn top table with swan pedestal, mahogany sideboard. Paisley shawls. South American fur rug. Canadian hand woven blanket, store snow case*. Steinway upright. Miscellaneous smell articles, atepladders. variety smell ohair*. ladder backs, rare oriental well rug (not antique), imposing black walnut staircase, typewriter, emeu iron safe. carved Florentine console, andirons, smell bath tub. Other things. S~RMS of furniture: dining room: 3 bid rooms and living room; gas stove; Frigldalre. 2541 N. Hi. He. 4183-R.

Auction Every Night, 7:00 o’Clock Starting Friday, May 13th Public Auction! The Arthur Furniture Cos. Stock Must Be Liquidated, turned into cash in the quickest time possible. Auction sale includes entire stock of furniture, rugs, lamps, stoves, radios, springs, mattresses, floor coverings, occasional pieces, refrigerators, and thousands of pieces too numerous to mention. All Sales Cash'—All Sales Final THE ARTHUR FURNITURE CO. 2217 East Washington Street Colonel R. A. Sidney, Auctioneer Auctioneers of Pettis Dry Goods Cos.

MERCMUHE 35 Household Good* BABY CARRIAGE—Good condition; roeaoneble. 839 E R*vmor.!!_St FOR REFRIGERATORS New or used, visit our display room. 3000 Northwestern Avonu*. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. 'SPgfc .STayiS). Wj-M SOUTHEASTERN AVE. DR- 01—. PIANO—Oood as new; reasonable. *939 N Talbott. Ta. 4399. TELEPHONE stands and ohsirs to match. $3 UNCLAIMED rRKIOHT STATION, corner Capitol and South Bt. J-PIECE velour living-room suite; 3 club rock era cheap 7*B Oroor Bt3 Dp.esskrS— 3 bed*; day bod: 3 pen. room suit. 3 DC*, ovaratuff. eult. 5M K. Hamilton avenue. . USED REFRIOERATOBB—W# have 3 refugerators which ere like new. One of them only 1 month old. priced at onethird ana one-half what &#y would sell for new. Bee thee# before you buy. MAYTAG nTSTRIBUTORB INC 106 S Merid VICTOR Viet role. 90 reoorde; redlojtettery set, superheterodyne; A-I; chp. Ta. 5371 WE build overstaffed ulto to order and repair. Furniah home completely. M BAKER 337 llan. Ave. Ll. 0943. WRINGER ROLLS—9I.9S each; oualtv. Cushion trp* rolls.Br’.n* your old roll* for match, wm H. Block Cos. Fully Guaranteed Bfl celein : Liberal Terms VONNEGUT’S All 4 Stores. 36 Radios, Musical Instruments EARLE—Long and short wave eet, 1933 model; 90-day guarantee. $39.60; only *5 down, smell weekly payments. fax!* Midget. $14.95: guar. btoGET RADIO STORES. 240 Mass Ave. Open evening*. ~ RADIO BARGAINS Atwater Kent. 7-TUbe Highboy $17.50 Croslev. 6-tube Lowboy Croeley, 8-tube table model 19.50 Croslev. Superheterodyne Steinite. 8-tube Superheterodyne ... 35.00 Majestic. 8-tube Lowbov 33.00 Majestic. 8-tube Hiehbov 44 50 Majestic. Superheterodyne console.. 33.00 Brunswick. 9-tube Lowbov 35.00 Brunswick. 9-tube Highboy 42 0d Radiol*. 7-tube table model 15.50 Radiol*. 5-tube Super Lowbov 19.50 Radiol*. 60 Super Htghbov 37.50 victor. 10-tube Lowbov '. 32 00 Philco. 8-tube Lowbov Atwater Kent. 7-tub# table model., 15.50 Bosch. 8-tube table model 13.50 Victor. 7-tub# combination 33 00 Steinite. 8-tube combination 47.00 100 NEW VICTOR AND BRUNSWICK RECORDS. 15c EACH. ALL RADIOS SOLD 83 DOWN. BALANCE EASY TERMB. OPEN UNTIL 7:30 P. U. RADIO BARGAIN SHOP 225 East Washington St. 38 Store, Office Supplies NEW Corona No. 3 portable, 925; term*. 205 Maas. Ave. Ll. 9470. SUPPLIES—PRINTING EQUIPMENT —FURNITURE KELLER, PHARES & CO. 705 ROOSEVELT BLDG. LI. 9381. Typewriter Rental Agency Only p er Month SA-00 for 3 Month* Any make of machine. Expert repair service on all typewriters. Woodstock 317 N. Penn. LI. 4712 TYPEWRITER CO. 39 Cash Coal Mart FREDRICK COAL CO. DR. 1793. WA. 5888. 40 Wanted to Trade WILL trade 82.080 equity on Improved 9room bungalow, on paved street, for acerage that Is within 13 miles of city. I. ZOOK. 435 S. Dearborn. 41 Wanted te Buy Mall furniture CALL MR. PIERCE. RI. 3019. WHEN YOU ARE READY TO BELL TOUR GOODS. We are the largest buyers end tellers of used merchandise in the atate. WE PAY THE BEST PRICBB---A-S-H!! for OLD GOLD, GOLD TEETH WOLF SUSSMAN 239 W. Washington Bt. —" HARRISON 3035-W FURNITURE WANTED! 1 to 10 rooms Fey cash. Ll. 3957. 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.

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* HERCHAODISE 41 Wanted te Buy NEWSPAPERS, clothing, etc., urgently needed. Salvation Army Industrial Home, For truek, cell Rl. 8933. LIVESTOCK 43 Hones, Cattle, roultry FAIR of gray horses. 5 end 8 year* old; 1 fresh cow 1 good family cow, 3 squares East of 3348 Carson, known aa the SALTE FARM. AUTOMOTIVE 59 Autos For Sale ESSEX. 1926 COACH, >2O. 1139 N. ILLINOIS STREET ford. mt. undkrsluno A^riiSrnßC 810 00. 1139 N ILLINOIS STREET. HUPP '39 Sedam: sacrifice for quick aala, or '39 Qiev. In trade. Ch. 1991. $l5O CASH for my 5590 to 1831 Oi£ D* Luxe Sedan. Like new. Ir. 1691. Sales Prices Every Day 1930 Ford Spt, Phaeton $225 1930 Ford Spt. Rdstr.. 195 1929 Ford Roadster .... 115 1928 Hudson Sedan ... 150 1927 Oldsmobile Sedan . 75 1931 Ford Victoria .... 325 1928 Essex Coach 75 1930 Chevrolet Coach .. 225 1928 Studebaker Sedan. 145 1931 Ford Tudor 195 1929 Ford Truck 150 1929 Essex Sedan .... 145 1930 Chevrolet Truck ~ 275 1929 Ford Dump Truck. 275 1930 Ford Panel Truck.. 235 Many others exceptionally low. All 1930 and 1931 Cars are Sold With 30-Day Free Service. Open All Day Sunday 9 o’Glock Tonight Equitable Securities Cos. 501 Virginia Ave. DR. 0660 53 Accessories Tires, Farts JOHN OUDELHOKFER WAGON CO—Will repair or make new tops end curtain* for your car. 203 Kentucky A re. WINFIELD Carbureter, two. new 3 inch, attractive price. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. >528 E. Washington. If, 1161, 55 Autos WanteC WILL nay cash for row eai or your •ditty 1. WOLF AUTO CO. Ll 4616 641 N UanKol myfaxt Used Can/] U/W UtT PR 1C IS-ANY MOOCL IMifei TRY TIMES WANT~ ADS FOR BUSINESS* FINANCIAL Business Opportunities PILLINO STATlON—Bungalow and store building in Martinsville. $8,000; terms. Store building leased for coming year for *3*o. A. E. WOODS. Clayton. Ind. WILL BUY BUILDINO AND LOAN STOCK! 103 E. OHIO. RI. 0714. Personal Property Loans LOANS—IIO to 1300 to 24 hours. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 34 8. Pennsylvania St. Ri. 6054. Directly opposite the Cltliene Oas Cos. COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. REDUCED RATES 300 Roosevelt Bldg. 205 Odd Fellow Bldg. Lincoln 2491. Lincoln 8499. NEED MONEY FOR TAXES? WE MAKE LOANS AUTO OR FURNITURE 923 TO 1300. BUCKEYE FINANCE COMI'AN* 307 E New York Rl *979, co^attflkimidMuuvdi 'LOANS OF $25-|3OO on FURNITURE, AUTOS, at Reduced Rates 152 N. Delaware LI. 6605 Loans On Furniture. LOWEST HOIS Z%'ariZ% Same Rate on All Balances Indpls. Public Welfare Loan 330 OCCIDENTAL BLDG RI. 3587, Automobile Loans AUTO LOANf CUTRATE Why Pay More? Lowest Rates. Cash in 5 Minutes. LINCOLN AUTO LOAN 8 8. Capitol. Rl. 132 L t aWFoloamS 51 920 N. Meridian. RL 493 U Auto Loans LOWEST RATES CASH AT ONCE CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. 203 E. Wash. St. LI. 860S Opposite Courthouse. Eat, 40 Year*. AUTO MANS CASH AT 20 Months * ONCE to Pay Ilf ED CAR LOAN <Q 842 N. Illinois Bt. Ll 9600 Corner Illinois and Vermont su. OUAC/I^ | automobile Loans HOME FINANCE CO 205 MEDICAL ARTS BLDO ESS?? Quick Service Free Parking 1 308 Indiana Ave. RL 5994 J smm Oer. New York and Indiana J