Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 114, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1932 — Page 13

~EPT. 21,1932.

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NEW DEAL, LESS STATE EXPENSE, M'NUTT PLED6E ‘Both Barrels’ Given G. 0. P. by Van Nuys in Rally at Greencastle. By Timi * Bpertal GREENCASTLE, Sept. 21.—“ Both barrels" were given the Republican national and state administrations at the tri-county rally in Hoosier Highlands park here today by Frederick Van Nuys, Democratic senatorial nominee, and Paul V. McNutt, Governor nominee. Several thousand heard the records flayed at the rally held under the auspices of the Putnam, Owen and Clay county organizations. , “Anew deal in Indiana together with strict economy in government and equitable distribution of the tax burden if elected Goverfior,” were promised by McNutt. VanNuyi attacked the Republican agricultural marketing act which through its agent, the federal farm board, has faikd in attempts to stabilize the wheat and’cotton markets. Charges Leslie Failure "A Democratic general assembly never will make a budget and then fail to balance it,” asserted McNutt,. "Due to the failure of Governor Harry G. Leslie to assert leadership during the recent special session of the general assembly the state will find itself bankrupt next year, hat in hand, begging for loans to take care of state expenses. Revenues possible under the acts passed by the assembly will lack $5,500,000 of balancing the budget, which the same assembly approved. "The $1.50 tax law, which, by the way, is a plank of the Democratic state platform, will be given a fair trial. The Democratic party has pledged itself to the enactment of legislation to make it practicable. The law received the almost unanimous support of the Democratic members of the assembly. Killed Income Tax "After passing this law reducing the state's income by almost half, the Democratic members of the house passed income tax measures, which, it is estimated, would have raised $6,000,000 and would have balanced the budget, but the Republican senate killed the bill,” McNutt charged. "Republicans promised you lower taxes four years ago and lower expenditures in the state. In 1928, Indiana spent $46,828,980 in its government. During the last four years the figure has grown to $59,833,925. There is your promise—and there is the way they have kept it.” Van Nuys asserted that the declaration in the Republican platform that the party had redeemed its pledges to the American farmer is not sustained by fact. BETH-EL CLUB TO MEET 300 Members Expected to Attend First Session Tonight. The Beth-El Men's club will open its 1932-33 season tonight at the Beth-El Temple, Thirty-fourth and Ruckle streets, with more than 300 members expected to attend. Professor R. Clyde White, director of the bureau of social research at Indiana university, will speak on “Germany As I Saw It.” David Sablosky, president of the club, will assume office at the meeting, ffe succeeds Max M. Plesser. Hear Report on Mission ily I nili <t I‘rci m RICHMOND, Ind.. Sept. 21. The annual report of the American Friends board of missions, including both domestic and foreign work, was heard by the Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends, in session here today. CLASSIFICATION LIST As shown by the Index, the various classifications have been grouped under the proper MAJOR headings and have been placed in the paper in numerical order according to the number appearing after each classification. ANNOUNCEMENTS I—Death Notices. 3—Cards of Thanks, In Memorlams. 3 Funeral Directors, Florists. 4 Lost and Found. B—Personals. *—Transportation. 6- —lnsurance. BUSINESS SERVICES 7 Business Services. 7-A—Moving, Transfer, Storage. 7-B—Paperhanging and Painting. 7-C—Plumbing and Heating. 7 —Cleaners and Dyers. 8— Beauty Parlors. 9 Services Wanted. INSTRUCTIONS 10— Schools, Colleges. Tutoring. 11— Dancing. Music. Dramatic. 13— Wanted Instructions. HEI.P WANTED IS—Help Wanted Male . 14— Help Wanted Female. 15— Help Wanted Male or Female. 16— Situations Wanted. RENTALS 17— Furnished Rooms. 19—Housekeeping Rooms. 19—Rooms with Board. 30— Wanted to Rent Rooms. 31— Unfurnished Apartments. 23—Unfurnished House. , 23 Furnished Apartments and Houses. 24 Suburban Property and Farms. 24-A—Resorts and Cottages. 35 —Factory. Office. Desk Space. 29—Wanted to Rent. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27—House For Sole. 27-A —Real Estate Auctions. 29 —Suburban Property for Sale. 29 Lots. Farms and Acreage. 30— Sale of Income Property. 31— Wanted to Trade. 33—Wanted to Sell or Rent. 33 Wanted Real Estate. MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale. 34 A—Nursery Stock. Plants. Flowers. 34 —Auction Sales. 35 Household Qoods. 36 Radios. Musical Instruments. 37 Furs, Wearing Apparel. 39—Store and Office Supplies. 36-A—Building Supplies. 39 — Cash Coal Marts—lndianapolis Retail Yards. 40— Wanted to Trade, 41— Wanted to Buy. LIVESTOCK 43—Dogs. Cats. Birds and Pets. 43 Horses. Cattle and Poultry. 44 Wanted to Buy. FINANCIAL 45 Business Opportunities. 46 Personal Property Loans. 47 Real Estate Loans 41—Automobile Loans. 49—Wanted to Borrow. AUTOMOTIVE IS—Autos For Sale. 51—Trucks, Tractors. Trailers. 53—Motorcycles. Bicycles. 53 Accessories. Tire*. Parts. 54 Automotive Services. 55 Autos Wanted % LEGALS 66 Legal Notices 67 Legal Bids and Proposals. 66—Legal Auction and Sales.

The Indianapolis Times RILEY 5551 WANT AD HEADQUARTERS 214-220 W. MARYLAND ST. Want Ad Rates Ail classifications excepting Rooms for Rent. Housekeeping Rooms. Rooms and Board and Wanted to Rent Rooms art 3 Cents a Word 10" Discount for CASH or on CHARGE ads if paid within one week after receipt of the Dill. , Table for Figuring Want Ad Coat ' * sr. I * i *3 y. - £*o ! it _ >. w j- >*Ji c? * s "■o* I 3 C.£ i SZ 73 I > X3 it c OH H - -r 10 $ 30 * .90 3L50 11 .33 .99 1.65 12 .39 1.08 1.80 -13 .39 1.17 1.95 14 .42 1.26 2.10 15 .45 1 35 2 25 16 .48 1 44 2.40 17 .51 . 4 1 53 2.55 18 .54 1 62 2 70 19 .57 1.71 2.85 20 60 1 80 3 00 Ten (10%) percent DISCOUNT for CASH ADS. Ten (10%) Per Cent Discount for Charge Ads if Bill is paid within Seven Days after receipt.

Times Want Ad Branches: NORTH llth and Alabama Schaub Pharmacy 646 Massachusetts Ave... Mead Pharmacy 813 Delaware St Crawford Pharmacy 2802 Central Ave Hacker’s Pharmacy 3201 Central Ave Relck s Pharmacy 2401 College Ave Knox Pharmacy 2960 College Ave... .Menaugh’s Pharmacy 59th and College Binkley Pharmacy 63rd and College Binkley Pharmacy 30th and Illinois Koehler Pharmacy 901 East 30th ....?.Des Jean Pharmacy 2638 Nprthwestern Ave., Glezendanner Phar. SOUTH Delaware Sc McCarty..Roesener’s Drug Store East and Palmer Sts.. .Pantzer’s Pharmacy East and Prospect Sts., Simmons’ Drug Store E McCarty & Vlrg. Ave.. Markers Drugs Prospect and State Sts...Wenzel Pharmacy 1201 Madison Ave.. .P. A. Tucker Pharmacy 2604 Madison Ave Wilson Pha/rmacy Meridian Sc Kansas Sts. .ScHwenzer’s Drugs Meridian and Palmer Sts...Gee Drug Cos. Meridian and Bluff Sts. .Christie & Weddle Fountain Square Riesbeck’s Pharmacy 1502 Shelby St Leerkamp Pharmacy 2224 Shelby St Pantzer’s Pharmacy Shelbv Sc Southeast Sts.. Park Crest Phar. Shelby and Hanna Ave. Kennedy Pharmacy State and English Aves.. .Merrill Pharmacy Beech Grove, 622 Main.. .Beech Grove Phar EAST 1702 Washington St..J. G. Glatt Pharmacy 2444 Washington St Tacoma Pharmacy 4034 Washington St Bell’s Pharmacy 5464 Washington St. .Weesner’s Pharmacy 2102 Michigan St...P. A. Tucker Pharmacy Michigan and Emerson. .Forsyth Pharmacy 3750 Michigan St Geliy’s Drug Store 1702 E. Minnesota St.. .Commiskey Phar. East Tenth Sc Emerson, Emerson Pharmacy. 2350 Station St. .Schaller Sc Cole Pharmacy 2502 Station St..Schaller & Cole Pharmacy 2972 N. Sherman Dr.. Schaller Sc Cole Phar. 2102 East Tenth St... .Siefert Pharmacy 201 S. Audubon Rd., Pere Morgan Pharmacy WEST Blake Sc W. N. York Sts., Dugan Pharmacy 25U W, Washington. .Manring Pharmacy 3515 Rockville Road DeVatz Pharmacy 2538 W Michigan St...Manring Pharmacy 2102 W. Michigan St...M. H. Loudermilk 502 W. Washington St.. Stevenson’s Phar. AN NOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notice* BARBEE. MARY—Beloved wife of William C. Barbee, passed away Tuesday evening. Services at the FLANNER Sc BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Thursday, 2:30 P. M. Friends invited. HENRY, ANDREW L.—Age 75 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Addie B. Henry, father of Mrs. Ralph O. d'Albret, passed away Monday evening. Services Thursday. 1 p. m. at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Friends invited. Burial Ladoga, Ind. M'KINNEY, MARGARET—BeIoved wife of Harold McKinney, mother of Mrs. Frank J. Seifert Jr.. Mrs. John E. Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sage, sister of Mrs. Arthur Wabnitz, Mrs. George L. Girard. Mrs. Fern Hirschberger. Miss Leona Sage. Buffalo, N. Y.; Mrs. Gordon Holland. Miss Helen Sage. Buffalo. N. Y.. passed awav at St. Vincent’s hospital. Sept. 20. at 11:30 a. m., age 43 years. Funeral at the residence of her sister. Mrs. Arthur Wabnitz. 5221 Pleasant Run blvd.. South drive. Friday. Sept. 23. 2 p. m. Friends invited, iriterment Crown Hill. O’NEIL, MARY —Age 82 years: mother of Mrs. A. H. Wahl. Mary. Thomas C.. Jack J. O.'Neil, and Mrs. Charles L. Barrv. died Tuesday morning at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Wahl. 24 North Holmes. Funeral frpm the residence Thursday. 8:30 a. m. St. Anthony’s church. 9 a. m. Burial Holv Cross cemetery. Friends invited. GEO. W.i USHER in charge. 3 Funeral Directors. Florists ~W. D. BEANBLOSSOM 1321 W. Ray BE. 1588 W. T. BLASENGYM Main office, 2226 Shelbv St. Branch office. 1634 W. Morris. Dr. 2570. GRIN STEIN ER’S 522 E. Market * _ RI. 5374 HISEY & TITUS 957 N. Delaware LI. 3828 HOCKENSMITH 72fi North Illinois Street— Lincoln <IBSB Johnson & Montgomery Funeral Home , 1622 N. Meridian Ha. 1444. J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect. Dr. 0321-0323. 4 Lost and Found

Finders of Lost Articles That have been advertised in this column vIU receive two guest ticket* To The Indiana Theater To See Dick Powell —ln . “Blessed Event”' When you nave returned the arttcle to it* ownerr ask him to call Mise Joe at THE TIMES WANT AD DEPARTMENT end say that you have returned the article and tickew will be mailed et once * BROWN'BAO of army end denims on E. New York St. Government property Notify Capt. Bates immediately. Reward. RI-4832 HU-5810. LOST 100 second stop watch. Thursday downtown or Illinois car; reward. Cali TA-4909 after 6. PIT BULL with collar: last in vicinity of _Eastern Ave. Reward. QH-2667. SATCHEL—Lost, containing church belongings; $5 reward. CH-4787, _ TOY 'BOSTON bulk male. lost. 4933 Baltimore. LI-0495, week day*. _____ TOY BOSTON female, black, with white markings. Name ''PeggY.'' Reward. 833 N, Chester. CH-4354-J. WRIST WATCH, white gold with bracelet. between schools 33 and 45. HA-4286-M 6 Transportation DRIVING Newark. N. J . 1 or 2 passengers. Sept. 26. 1515 College. RI-1289 SAVE MONEY GOING BY BUS Reliable. Daily through schedules everywhere United But Depot. 317 8. Illinois St. Phone U. 2686. Walton's Travel Bureau. 439 Indiana Ave. RI-4000. Phone. Wrltc.^n.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 5 Personals DIABETES treated #tthout injections, also Brights Disease. Call DR-0662 for appotntment, from 2 to 4 or 7 to 8. FALSE TEETH—Broken plate* repaired; teeth replaced. Call for and deliv. free. 417 Virginia Ave. Dr. 5967. SPECIAL Draperies made free. Twentyfive lovely patterns of cretonne to select from LAURA WERST DRAPERY SHOPPE. 1846 N Delaware Bt. Ta-3810. TRADE in Furniture. Rugs and Stoves. At less than Auction. Cash only. Peoples Outfitting Cos. Warehouse. 440 8. Illinois. BUSINESS SERVICE 7 Business Services BAND and orchestra instrument repairing, expert, guar. work. PEARSON PLANO _CO 128 N Penn Lt 5513 CINDERS—Sand. gravel. moving and trucking of all kinds. IR-2820. FOR REMODELING. Cement, brick: porches, garage and excavating. Call PORTER Sc SON. BE-0136. Satisfaction guaranteed. __ GLASSBLOWING—And repairs. 206 N~ Noble Bt. (Near Ohio). LIGHT power installations. FLOYD TEMPLE. 224 W. Ohio. LI-6877, 1,000 BUSINESS CARDS—SI.SO at CASTOR BROTHERS PRINTING CO. LI-8008. PIANO TUNlNG—Repairing. Established 1912, WACHSMANN. DR-5367. _ .REMODELING and repairing, reasonable rates: monthly payments. Estimates free. CH-7031-R. REPAIR or build your home now the opportune time, experienced, reference. FULK. CH-6881. REPAIR work painting, plastering work done. Reasonable. STALEY Sc SHAKER. CH-2348-M. SCHWARTZ—EIectric and Radio Service. Alt kinds electric repairing. Drexel 6375. SEPTEMBER special, 3-piece living room suite, $8; 9x12 rug cleaned sized, $2. W., N FLY RUG CO. 2328 Brookside CH-2211 WASHING MACHINE—And sweeper p%rts; service oa all makes, CH-4792-M. YOUR steam, hot water heating system inspected, repaired. C. B. HAINES. 810 N. 111. LI-8888.

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7-a Moving, Transfer, Storage A-l TRANSFER—CaII us for careful quick, reasonable service. DR-5303. ALLISON TRUCKING CO. Experienced, careful white men. Will move you for SI a Li. 4105, FIREPROOF STORAGE Store now. pay six months later, free hauling to storage. Moving $4 per load and up Call RI 7750 . 419 E. Market Bt LOCAL, overland hauling, packing, shipping. RI-6561-3628; eves.. CH-0699-W. MOVING—S 2 up. anything anv time: loca 1 overland: white men. Pete's Ch, 2878. MOVlNG—Transfer; discarded furniture, taken in on moving; reasonable. , DR--2192, ; J 7-b Paperhanging and Painting PAPER HANGING A-l—loc roll, plaster patching and painting. DR-6144. PAINTING, wall paper cleaning: personal ■service. C. F. MURPHY. DR-3533-R. 7-d Cleaners and Dyers DRESSES 49c—Pantex Cleaners, 4318 E. 10th St. CH-0735. Call, deliver. INSTRUCTIONS ~ 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring PIPE ORGAN lessons in exchange for answering telephone one morning a week. IR-0956. HELP WAISTED 13 Help Wanted—Male MEN. wanted to establish and conduct Rawieigh City business In anU near cities of Indianapolis, Danville, Plainfield, and Greenwood. Reliable Hustler can start earning $35 weekly and increase rapidly. Write immediately. Rawieigh Cos., Dept. IN-38-V, Freeport, Illinois. - WANTED—Man with car who ha’s had collecting experience to assist manager. 849 Indiana Ave. i __. WANTED—Four Wide Awake Boys, age 12-15. for Times Route. Apply rear 5506 Carrollton. Between 3 and 4 P. m. WANTED -Manager bv New York Corp. to look after its business in Marion Cos.; SSOO monthly; chance to advance; no selling; $2,500 cash investment and references required. B. M. HOGLE, Hotel Lincoln. J Wanted—Four wide awake boys, age 12-15 for Times routes. Apply 1413 E. Washington St., between 3 and 4 p. m. Wanted—Four wide awake boys, age 12-15 for Times routes. Apply rear 4310 College, between 3 and 4 p. m. Wanted—Four wide awake boys,' age 12-15 for Times routes. Apply rear 337 N. Chester, between 3 and 4 p. m. 14 Help Wanted—Female . MIDDLE-AGED woman, care for home and one child. More for home than wages. 615 Woodrow. PERMANENT opportunity for two solicitors. This is not a selling job. Must be neat appearing and over 25. Apply _ 1107 Hume-Mansur Bldg. WANTED—Thoroughly experienced millinery salesladies, for full and short time. Apply BRENNER'S, 26-28 E. Washi n gton St. TIMES WAN! ADS make interesting reading because Interesting bargains of many kinds are listed here daily _ RENTALS 17 t urmjhed Rooms $2 EACH—Room for 2 girls employed, twin beds, home privileges. HA. 2462-W. $2.50 —Front room, 16 squares north, 1111nois car; lady. 1625 Hall Pi. HA-1394-M. $2.50-$4. 36 WEST 13TH- 2 newly furnished rooms, city heat, garage. Lincoln 5063. ALABAMA, N.. 523, NO. s—Cozy front room, large closets. $3.50, LI-6989. BROADWAY. 2351—Front room, nicely furnished. Private home reasonable. He. 2054, CAPITOL. NORTH. 1531—Two nicely furnished rooms, good location, very reasonable. CAPITOL N., 2218—Colored, front room newly furnished, modern, garage. HA--0287-W, CAPITOL. N.. 19(11—4 rooms, bath; private. steam heat; everything furnished. Call after 4. TA-3857. CENTRAL, 1517—Very attractive, front room, newly decorated, privileges, reasonable. COLLEGE. 3553—Pleasant rooms; shower; 1 or 2; $2.50 each, garage. Wa. 1645-W. COLLEGE. 1155—Large front, near bath, garage optional, private entrance. RI-1996. DEARBORN HOTEL—Attractive rates, home-like. Free parking. 3208 E. Michigan. CH. 7550. DELAWARE. NORTH, 1703—Choice steam heated room, private, meals optional, good transportation, very reasonable. Harrison 1817, DELAWARE, 1328 N.— Large room, 2 double beds. Other rooms for 1-2, privileges. DELAWARE. N.. 525—Sleeping and housekeeping rooms: modern; very reasonable. ILLINOIS NORTH. 636—Nicely furnished aleeping rooms. $2 up; walking distance. ILLINOIS, 19C7 N.—High y,-pe room, nice closet, constant hot water, steam heat, garage, gentleman or couple, very reasonable, ILLINOIS, N.. 1634—Front room for ‘two >5; nice home, modern. ILLINOIS. N.. 2339—2. 3 rooms. $5.50# $6 50: hardwood floors: oversauffed; laundry. MASSACHUSETTS. 540—Modern room's: twin beds. $5. Hot, cold water, MERIDIAN NORTH. 2711—Business people. choice room, nicely furnished, home privileges, billiard room, breakfast optionai. very reasonable. MERIDIAN. N.. 1515—Pleasant room, home privileges, meals optional, real reasonable. NEY JERSEY. 1124 large front, kitchen if desired. LI-8810. NEW JERSEY. N.. 741—Nice front room. Large closet. $2. LI-9315. NEW JERSEY. NORTH 1215—Sleeping rooms. $2.50 up; also turn, apts. NEW JERSEY. NORTH 1209 Nice room, good heat, excellent location, home privileges: $2. NEW YORK, 710 E. —Light housekeeping, also sleeping rooms. LI-1 265 : OHIO. E.. 40f—Sleeping roorniT: modern; $2 week; 35c a night. PENNSYLVANIA, NORTH. 1347 Lovely front room, alcove; gentlemen; $3 each; garage. U-8857. -- SENATE. S. 60lt-Lante furnished room walking distaafi*; $2.40 per week.

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BEjrms 17 Furnished Rooms NiNTH STREET WEST. 162—Newly furnished front room, modern, steam heatreasonable. WTH ST W . 149. APT. I—Lovely front rooms. $3 for two; parking space. 12TH ST. W., 217—Colored: nicely furnished room, connecting bath; private phone. 20TH. W., 12>- Homelike room, privileges, very nice HA-2359-W. 30TH. E. 834—Sunny front room; private heme, kitchen privileges. HA-4706-R. 31ST W.. 713—Attractive warm room, meals optional: very reasonable. Ha. 4491-J. 2 FURNISHED rooms and bath, kitchen privileges. In beautiful north aide home, to young married couple only. Extremely reasonable. LI. 4482. 9-12, 1-3. DOUBLE rooms. $2 week; 50c day or night. Quiet fop dav sleeping. Morning calls. Friendly service. Open all night. 359 W. WASHINGTON ST. RI-0204. LARGE Iront room: one or two. private home; near Butler. Wa-3071. YOUNG man to share apartment. Ideal location. References. Reasonable. L1_8193 _8 193 evenings. HOTEL MEEKER—AII rooms with bath. $5; $6. 250 S. MERIDIAN ST. LI. 0185. HOTEL ANTLERS 750 M MERIDIAN ST. HOTEL SPINK Attractive summer rates. Ail rooms with bath, $6-$7 per week. HOTEL LOCKERBIE Every room with bath and radio. Special low weekly rates* . 121 S. Illinois. RI 4562 18 Housekeeping Rooms N $4.75. 30TH. WEST. 142—3 rooms, unfurnished, good location, good heat. $5—2117 N. TALBOTT, two large very desirable rooms. Pennsylvania carline; near a community center; also sleeping room. $6 —Modern three-room apartment, steam heat; private entrance! car line. BE. 4880-J. , ALABAMA, NORTH. 1516—2-room apartment; overstuffed; Murphy bed; private entrance. ASHLAND, 1550—2 rooms, nicely furnished; utilities; adults or girls. Garage. Reasonabie. RI-4916. BEVILLE, N., 829—4-room apartment; 2 bedrooms, private bath, steam heat; adults. BROADWAY, 1134—Room, kitchen, 2 beds. $5; room with kitchen nook, $3. BROADWAY, 1403—Attractive apartment. Overstuffed. Phone, garage. Reduced. Adults. CAPITOL, NORTH, 807—Nicely furnished housekeeping rooms; parking space. Riley 5174. CAPITOL. NORTH. 721—Front room and kitchenette, modern, garage; reasonable. Riley 2705. CAPITOL NORTH, 838-840—Front room and kitchenette, down, steam heated, reasonable. CAPITOL, NORTH, 827—52.50 up. clean, modern, sleeping rooms and housekeeping rooms; free parking. CENTRAL, 1206—Desirable front living and bed room apartment; garage; reasonable. CENTRAL, 1101—Room, kitchenette, $2.50; single, front, newly decorated. COLLEGE, 1524—Attractive room, kitchenette, $4; 2 rooms, two beds, $5.50. COLLEGE, NEAR 53RD—Room, bath, kitchen, privileges, lady employed. HUDELAWARE, N., 1328—Well furnished attic. p rivileg es. Reason able. LI-3974, EAST ST.. NORTH. 305—Large housekeeping room, walking distance, good location. EASTERN. 4—Apt. 2; large rooms and kitchenette; modern; sink. CH-4040-J. FLETCHER. 1233—Tw0 furnished rooms, first floor, modern,, private entrance. Dr, 5067-R. _ ILLINOIS, N., 1808—One or two room apartments. $4. HA-3203-J. MARKET, E., 1024—Sleeping rooms, $1.50 up; housekeeping, $3 up; furnished. RI. 1895. MERIDIAN. N.. 1725—Tw0-room kitchenette apartment. Radio, sink, shower. bath. NEW JERSEY, N., 418—-Front housekeeping, also sleeping; steam heat; everything furnished; $3.50. RUSSELL AVENUE. 446-448—One room and kitchenette, furnished, good location. RI-7781. , TALBOT, N.. 2338 —Two rooms, witchenette; furnished; reasonable; garage; also seeping room. TA-7038. LCOTT, N., 229—R00m, steam heat, kitchen, sink private entrance. LI-3066. WALNUT, W., 117—Three warm rooms; well furnished; walking dist. LI-5957. 24TH E., 408—3 rooms, lower, private bath, nicely furnished. 8 ROOMS furnished complete for home subletting. $lO, Riley 2254, UNFURNISHED 2-room suite; nice location east; heat, light, water furnished. IR--1754. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR WdSUNF.SP 19 Rooms with Board $4, 3506 SALEM—Large well ventilated room, garage: meals optional. HA. 3758-J CENTRAL, I96o—Comfortable room for two; $6 each; good ventilation. HA-3513-M. * ’ ENGLISH. 2416—R00m, board for gentlemen; $5 each; private home. ILLINOIS. N., 1611—Front room; nicely furnished: private bath; meals optional. HA-2958-W, NEW JERSEY. N., 2217—Comfortable front room, near bath, good tmeals. Ta. 4706. OXFORD. N., 540—Warm, front room; 1 or 2. Private home, garage. CH-3966. PENNSYLVANIA, N„ 1343—We1l furnished, for two; meals; hot water; $6 each. PLEASANT RUN BLVD.—Near park. Two elderly ladies; room and board; downstairs; real home; new, modern brick veneer. DR-3108. UNUSUALLY 1 pleasant home; for elderly people, first floor; reasonable. TA. 6334. CHILD under school age; modern home, with married couple. BE-1596. 21 Unfurnished Apartments BELLEFONTAINE, 2025—FOUR NICE ROOMS. BATH. HEAT, WATER, GARAGE. HE-2025. BROADWAY. 2028—Upper room; 5-room apaartment, range, built-in features, garage. heat, water furnished. HA-0181-J. CENTRAL, 3143-39—Lovelj’. 6-room apartment, first class. Talbot, 5582, COLLEGE, 1136 —2 rooms, bath, all utilities furnished, $25; also furnished; apartment 1. DELAWARE, NORTH, 2060—5-room modern apartment; garage rent reduced. Talbot 1415. HIGHLAND DR.. 558—Near College, 4 rooms, cozv: redecorated: splendid location, garage. TA. 4743, WA. 2213, ILLINOIS. S.. 811—No. 1: 4 rooms, modern; utilities except light, gas, $25. DR-0107. MADISON. 1025—Best equipped apartment south. Domestic science kitchen. Prigidaire, * MERIDIAN at 34th; Kenilworth; 5 rooms, sunroom. modern. Best value. TA-5208. NEW JERSEY, 1617—Attractive duplex; modern; 5 rooms; heat, water, garage. •Talbot 2772. NEW JERSEY. 522. NORTH—4 or 5 rooms, modern, newly decorated; heat and water. Riley 7934. NEW JERSEY. N., 2428—4-room apartment. heat, water, garage paid. WA-0461. LI-5535. _ _ PARK AVE.—Attractive bedroom apartment. porch, utilities furnished. RI. 2251, TALBOT, N., 2254 4 hns.. bath, fn-a-door bed, refrig., garage. VERMONT. E.. 416—Fully modern 4 rooms and bath apartment; $25 City heat. 11TH. W:, 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apartment, gas, water and ice furnished, $23. Call apartment No. 1, The Grajit. 20TH. EAST. 701—1 btdroom, living room, dining. kitchenette, in-a-door bed; Frigidaire. 29TH. W„ 403—Modern, 4 room apartment. heat, water. $5 week. HA-0282. * 5-Rt)OM modern apts.; garage; now S3O- - Inquire 5018 E. Washington. SHIED—22O* N. ILLINOIS—Cozy 2-room apartment. sls mo. Elevator. REDUCED RENT Bellefontaine. 2515; three rooms and bath recently decorated, lower apartment. heat, water and garage. Dr. 3300. Indianapolis Rental Agency Furnished and unfurnished apartments. All prices. City-wide location. Shown day or nlte. Free transportation. LI. 5452 Evenings and Sunday. WA. 4554-0433. Indianapolis Rental Agency Furnished and unfurnished apartments. All prices, city wide location. Shown dav or nite ' Free transoortation. LI-5452. Evenings and Sunday. WA-4554-0433. Dartmouth Apartments 221 EAST MICHIGAN. Downtown: save car fare: unfurnished, utilities furnished: $35 up; also attractively furnished apartments. Lincoln 0745. ~ DUNDEE VIRGINIA AVENUE AND M'CARTY ST. S3O-$32.50: clean, attractive apartment; walking distance from Circle. Rent includes heat, gas, frigidaire and hot water. See custodian, apartment 47. 781 East McCartv Street. FURNISHED IF DESIRED. 22 Unfurnished Houses s#—627*2: E. Vermont St.. 4 rms. gas. elec., inside toilet, sink, water paid. Owner, 1854 N- Delaware St. TA-5334. $9 —East Street. South. 826; (rear);. 3 rooms, water paid. Drexel 3074. $9—1438 Oliver Ave.; 5 rooms." elee. Owner. 1854 N. Delaware St. TA-5334. $16 —Water paid; Sherman J):., N., 2918; 6 rooms, repapered, repainted; garage.

RE urns 22 Unfurnished Houses $18 —Rembrandt. 1897 : 6 rooms, modern, thoroughly cleaned, garage. Drexel 0880. SIB—NEAL ST, 136—8 rooms modern. Washington falgh. RI-3413. Evenings. WA-3661. s2o—East Street. Soouth, 822:—7 rooms modern, water paid. Drexel 3014. s2o—Water paid; North, 2616; clean 4-room modern doable. s2s—2BTft ST . W , 441—6-room modern double: water paid; adults. TA-4648 $25—1044 W. 36th St.; 4 rooms, dinette, modern bungalow double, ln-a-door bed, garage, water. RI-1243. $28.50—608 and 610 East 12th; near Central, month free, 8 rooms, bath, downstairs lavatory; could be sublet, excellent furnace. TA-7160. ARROW AVENUE. 1626—6 rooms, strictly modern, paved alle#, garage. $lB. Belmont 4258. ARROW AVENUE. 1837—Double. 6 rooms, modern except furnace; water paid. S2O. BOSART. 1923—4-room bungalow double, modern, garage, water paid. Irvington 6688. BROADWAY, 2025—5-room modern double, _s2o; water paid; garage. HE-3167. BROADWAY AT 39TH—6-room corner double, nelr school 76. WA-0873. CHESTER. N\ 313—6-room modern double; garage: hardwood floors; $25. LI-8121. . CHESTER AVE.. 332 N —Beautiful 6-room double, like new, built-ins. garage, rent greatly reduced. S3O. CH-4083. TOLORADO. N.. 1314—Little Flower, tungalow, 5 rooms, modern; side drive. HA, 0397-M. COLORADO. S.. 22—Beautiful 6-room 3bedroom. strictly modern double, cabinets. General Electric refrigerator. Rent reduced. COTTAGE, 1601—$-room semi-modern, A-l condition, water paid, near school, good neighborhood. sl4. HU-4368. DR-3564-R. COYNERT2346—Near Tech. 5-room modern double: garage; <2O. Cherry 2563. DENNY. SOUTH. 28—Easily heated. 5 rooms modern, water paid, garage. Irvington 6310. DEQUINCEY-10TH—Attractive corner, twoway strictly mod, double, gar.. IR. 5339. DORMAN. 220—5-Roont cottage, newiv decorated, garage. sl7. Walking distance. Cherrv 2550-J. EABTERN AVE., 620—Double, 6 rooms; good condition; adults t only. EDGEMONT, 1202—6-rm. corner bungalow. A-l modern, garage. HU. 3995. EVISON. 1158—$20; 7 rooms; splendid condition; inside toilet. HU-6318. GIMBER. 1723—Dandy new modern bungalow double; only $18.50. RI-0083 ; GRACELAND. 3452—4 rooms, semi-modern. garage, water paid; sl4. Talbot 1844, GRANT. N., 400 ( 4100 east)—6-room modern, weather stripped double; soundproof walls, fireplace, hardwood floors, cabinets, laundry tubs, new furnace; all redecorated, repainted; double garage; paved alley. MR. FOX, DR-4800 days, IR-0572 evenings. GRAY, 25. N. —Double, 5 rooms and bath; newly decorated, garage. $lB. GRAY N. 534—5-room modern double, redecorated. garage. ‘ Reasonable rent. CH-0856-M. GRAY, N., 941—Near Technical, 6 rooms, garage, water paid; $25. IR-4889. GROSS. S.. 1444—5 rooms, semi-modern, clean, single, triple garage: sl6, HALL PLACE. 1710—7-room modern cottage. A-l garage, near school: $27.50. HARLAN. 1302 S.—s-rm. modern, garage. water paid; reduced. $lB. HU-3623. HARRIS, 31—6 rooms, modern, no furnace, garage. Washington High. Be. 0746. INGRAM, 1824—6-room modern double, garage, S2O) 2 squares public school. IRVINGTON 6-room modern double; breakfast room; large garage: fireplace; large closets; long living room; built-in features: laundry; $35. RI-5030. KENWOOD. 3247—Warm 3-bedroom modern redecorated, near Shortridge. Reduced; S3O, BE-1236. KEYSTONE, 708 S.—s-rm. modern, water paid. Pare ge. Reduced DR-6272-W. LA SALLE. N., 420—520; modern 5 rooms; half coal furnished; water paid; garage. _ BE-4433-4. LA SALLE. N.. 1130—6-room modern double: good conditian; reduced; near school. CH-3486-J MANKER Ave., 2618—Bungalow. 5-rooms modern, redecorated, 3-car garage, $35. DR-2036. McPHERSON, 2832 —Double, 5-rooms, good condition, bath, furnace, garage, $lB. LI-8621. MICHIGAN, E., 3319—5-rm. mod. dble., A-l condition, garage. S3O. IR-0421, IR-0907. NEW JERSEY, N„ 305—Large downtown modern rooming house. Key 301. 854 OAKLAND—6-room modern home; garage; newly decorated, IR-7696. OHIO. 540 E.—Two nice rooms, s3< Other rooms, $1.50 up. Garage. OLNEY, N., 1518—Beautiful 6-room high class double, convenient Technical high school. Inspection invited. PARK AVENUE, 3051—6-room modern double. garage. Rent reduced. Talbot 5483. PARK, 3053-55 —6 rooms, bath, good furnace. attic, excellent condition. Hemlock 5491, PERSHING 719 N. —4-rm. single; 30 McLain pi., 4 rms., wat. pd.. $lO, RI. 7725. PROSPECT. 3626 —3 rms., pantry, large basement, redecorated, gar.; sls. IR. 4213. ROOK WOOD and 40th; cctaier, 2-way double; 6 rooms, strictly modern, garage; S4O, WA-3622-1.-ROOSEVELT, 3104—5 rms., modern, near school; $16.50. Water paid. TA, 1158. RURAL. S.. 329—4-room modern double, shades, garage, adults: $25. DR-0863-R. ST. PAUL, 1036—5 roqm modern double, A-l; rent reduced: water paid. SPRUCE. 1738-40—4-room modern doubles. garages; S2O. Riley 1888. Talbot 3020. STURM AVE., 1612—6 rooms, modern, garage, one square Technical; $22.50. BE-1394-M. TACOMA. NORTH. 1618 —5 rooms modern, near schools. $18.50; water paid. Washington 0395. TECUMSEH. 623—4-room modern double, water paid. CH-5572, TEMPLE, N.. 648—6-room modern double, garage, new gas heater, new furnace, water paid. Reasonable to good tenants. Vacant September 24th. TIBBS AVE., 1668 —New 4-room modern double. $25. VALLEY. 1852 —4-room semi-modern double. water, blinds, awnings furnished; sls. DRAHER ELECTRIC SHOP, VILLA 1608—5-rooms, modern, redecorated, garage, water paid. $26.50. IR-6026, WASHINGTON, E). 4120—5-room modern, A-l; garage; S3O; waten paid. IR-5220. RI-7236. WASHINGTON. E.. 4108—4 rooms semimodern, good location. Reduced sls. IR-4732. WHITTIER PL., 61—(Irvington) 5 rms. modern, garage; $22,50. Owner Ri. 1533. 10TH, E., 2417—6-room modern home; no _ garage; S2O. 10TH., E., 4514-28 —Modern 4-room double, in-a-door bed, tile bath, laundry tubs, garage, S3O. Ri-3600. 13TH ST„ E.. 2506—Nice corner 3-bedroom modern single, garage sls. HU-4176. 18TH STREET. WEST. 1208-10—Bungalow double. Near Gitv Hospital. Perry Stadium. Riverside Park, on car line. In-a-door bed. dinette, bath, furnace. Garage. Water rent paid: $lB. Lincoln 8707. 23RD. E.. 905—Double; 5 rooms; A-l: bath; furnace; no garage: 817, LI-8621. 26TH, W. 6—At Meridian, 4-bedroom. Near Marott Hotel; S4O. RI-8226. 27TH W„ 132—Bungalow. 5-room modern, garage. $35; near school. TA-0333. 3800 EAST—6-room modern, garage, no reasonable offer refused, \ey 124 N. Denny. * DOUBLE—6-rm. modern, A-l condition. Water paid. IR. 0185. FOOT OF GOLDEN HILL. 1429 31 W. 35th. —New double, 3-rooms down, bedroom, bath, large closet up. Garage, heatrola. $lB, water paid. HA-2955. Stark’s Agency, Fountain Sq. Auto Insurance on payment plan. Rentals all parts southslde. DR-5746. •Modern Single, sl7 Five rooms; garage. 1205 Spann Ave. Dunlop & Holtegel CORNER Illinois and McCarty; large modern storeroom. Only S4O. DR-0107. Dbl., Near Garfield Park, $lB Five rooms modern. 1121 E. Raymond. ‘ Dunlop & Holtegel YOUNG. 4937—Modern 2-wav. 5-room double, garage, water paid. IR-0405. LOW RENTALS 750 N. Sheffield 8.50 817 Goodlet: 4 rooms 8.00 762 Concord: 3 rooms j 800 3116 W. St. Clair; 4 rms 8.00 714 S. West; 3 rms. 8.00 712 S. West; 2 rms 600 920 N. Lynn; 4 rms 6.00 Gregory & Appel, Inc. Modern Dbl.,'s2s •Eight rooms modern; hardwood floor*. 2*13 College. Dunlop & Holtegel COLORED—I9OS Draper: 5 rooms; up-to-date. Owner. RI-1900. LI-5170. COLORED —2534 Shriver: 5 rooms, new furnace, modern, good condition, good 23 Furnished Apts, and Honses $5-19 BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED APART” MENTS; utilities paid. 810* * N. 1111nois St- LI-8888. *6—ASHLAND, 1232 —Furnished apartment, overstuffed. porch. in-a-door bed. utilities. ARROW. 1954—FVrnlshed 3-room apartment; utilities and heat paid. S3O. Adults. Cherrv 4409. ASHLAND. 1529—Front 2 rooms, overstuffed. kitchen, dinette: everything furnlahed. RI-5976. BEVILLE. N.„ 414; modern. 5 rooms, 'completely furnlahed; radio; v*raf; reasonable. CH-Sl7B-R:

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RENTALS 23 Furnished Apts, and Bouses BROADWAY, 1728 N.—Attractively furnished 6-room cottage, double garage, rent or share reasonably. HE-2847 BRADBURY AVE., 1015—Attractive 5room modern bungalow, rent free, onehalf utilities paid, excellent location, nicely furnished. DR-3674, or DR-4839-M. EAST—4-room apartment, nicely furnished; $24. Key 124 N. Denny. LAYMAN AVE., 96—Choice upper-lower duplex: garage; $25: utilities. IR-4262. LOCKERBIE, 614—Modern 4-room apartment. Reasonable, hot water, steam heat. Worth investigating. NORTH —Furnished bungalow, 5 rooms, sun parloV. garage; corner lot. HU-7451. PROSPECT. 2505—5 rooms, furnished lovely. semi-modern, garage, utilities paid. Drexel 6821-J. _ WALNUT. E.. 115—ATTRACTIVE~3 private bath, $6.50 and SB. See housekeeper in basement. 26TH, W., 50—North, attractively furnished 3-bedroom house, new furnace; S4O. NEATLY furnished 4-room cottage; utilities furnished: garage. Call HA-0108. WANTED —Couple to share furnished home with employed owner. HE-3502. UPPER DUPLEX—S rms.: pri. bath; util. 1312 Bellefontaine. Pershing. 717 N.: 4 rms./ single. $4.50 wk„ wa. pd. Ri. 7725. 24 Suburban and Farms $35—4856 Arthington Blvd.: brick suburban; 7 rooms, tile bath and shower; steam heat; double garage. CHICKEN RANCH north; 7 rooms; gas, electricity: bus; close in; $25. DR-5427. MODERN bungalow, shade, fruit, large garden, chicken shed. Churchman & Hobart. REAL ESTATE FOB SHE 21 Houses For Sale CENTRAL AVE.—North of 61st; 5-rm. bungalow, $1,500; equity for sale, SSOO. Box A-242, 27-a Real Estate Auc’tions TOM VINNEDGE, Indian’s leading Real Estate Auctioneer. 2048 Central. TA-2992. 28 Sale Suburban Property 1 ACRE. 4-room bungalow. 2Vi miles S. of river bridge. W. side of Harding St., $lB down, balance like rent. RI-7725. MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale BABY stroller, green reed, reupholstered; good condition. 5303 Broadway. BLACKSMITH ANVILS All weights less than half price, also blowers. ... 1302 W. Washington St. HARDWARE—Paints and glass, lowest prices. Delivery. FOURNACE HARDWARE. LI-5381. JUGS for cider and pickles, also bottles for home uses. SAGALOWSKY BOTTLE CO- 605 S. Capitol Ave. RL 7104. L r T?r’Q 10 gallons. $1.00: 5 gallons. 75c. tYDjVjrO j U g S . we Deliver. West End Bottle Co- 534 West Pearl St. Li. 8085. MOVING picture camera, and projector, 16-M; also 35-M films, CH-2940-W. OIL BURNERS, "Petro Nokol.” he sell and install for all heating requirements. Meier. Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. IR-1151. OIL BURNER—Domestic size. 300-gallon tank, automatic control. A-l. RI-4948. PIPE, TEN CAR LOADS—Valves, fittings;' I-beams, angles, channels, T-iron, rails, culvert, pipe, cheap. 535 S. Illinois St. LI-1612. PITTSBURG bungalow instantaneous hot water heater, also Holcomb & Hoke pop corn machine. GEE DRUG COMPANY, DR-1783. POOL TABLES (3), complete; cue sticks, balls, mirror, bench. 1427 N, West St. RAINCOATS—Men's and children; boys’ trousers and women’s and boys’ shoes. BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. corner, Capitol and South St. RING—K. of P.. diamond mounted, $175 sacrifice $75. 220 N. Illinois, Apt. 120. SAFETY RAZOR, automatic patent, new; nothing like it. Times Box A 232. SCHOOL BOOKS—NEW AND USED, CASH FOR USED ONES. CRAWFORDS DRUGS 813 N. DELAWARE ST. LI 1800. SILK dresses, 14 to 20; rugs, dishes, lamps, miscellaneous. IR-3197. 120 N. De Quincey. STEAM, hot water radiation; new and used; also plumbing fixtures. 810 N. Illinois. LI-8888. TIN SHEETS Bargain price, new painted, size 21x28. 112 sheets to box; price $5 per box. 1302 W. Washington. TRADE In Furniture. Rugs and Stoves. At less than Auction. Cash only. Peoples Outfitting Cos. Warehouse. 440 S. Illinois. TRAILER; good tires; oak dining table; Jewel gas range. 3232 N. Illinois st. Waterproof Truck Covers A*l sizes carried in stock, no waiting. We sell 99% of truck covers in Indiana. There’s a reason. PRICE AND QUALITY. HOOSIER TARPAULIN CO. 34-b Auction Sales PUBLIC AUCTION The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry. iN. Y. C. RR. Cos. Lessee i will sell at public auction at, their Freight Claim Warehouse, Capitol Ave. and South St- Indianapolis, Ind., at 9:30 a: m., Friday, October 7th, 1932, the following shipments, which have been refused or unclaimed and charges unpaid, unless previously claimed by rightful owners. Carriers number, consignee and destination commodity follows: SO 8865 —Yarnelle Lumber and Ooal Cos., Wabash, Ind.. 1 box building tile. SO 8967—Louis Smely, Cleveland, O- 3 boxes drugs. SO 8969—Gearheart Knitting Machine Cos.. Clearfield. Pa- 1 box knitting machine. SO 9053^—P. M. Reding, ’Peoria. 11l- 4 trunks crated clothing. SO 11717—Rossville Commercial Alcohol Corp., Lawrenceburg, Ind., 1 empty drum. SO 8924—Lester C. Raschke, Clyde, O--1 crt. uph. rocker. SO 8818—Frank Spiter. Kentland. Ind., 1 stl. hlf. bbl. and 1 kit roof cement, 1 case brushes. SO 12275—Republic Chemical Cos., Cleveland. O- 8 buckets and 1 bbl. cement liq. hardener. SO 4000—Puritan Chocolate Cos., Cincinnati. O- 4 ctn. and 1 box candy. SO 2054 —O-N Henrv Cooke. Davton. 0.. P. O. Xenia. O- 6 trunks. 1 bbl.. 1 box household goods, 1 crt. cabinet and 1 ert. suitcase. SO 11398—Geo. P. Bear. Germantown. O--3 cases canned smoke in glass, 1 case meat preserve in glass and 1 box advertising matter. SO 8862—Chemical Utilities Cos., Cincinnati, 0.. 1 glass jar boxed. SO 6254—J. A. McNutt, Charleston,,Hl. t 1 old auto tire. SO 8798—Logan Furniture Cos., Gallipolis. O- 1 set wood bed rails. SO 8735—Galla Iron and Wrecking Cos., Gallipolis, O , 3 bale rebuilt tires. SO 8158—The Health O Quality Products Cos., Cincinnati, 0., 4 ctn. drugs and 3 ctn. toilet prep. SO 6239—C. E. Conley, Terre Haute, Ind., 4 ct. and 1 bx. waxed paper. SO 6184 —Ross Hall, Benton Herbor, Mich., 2 bbl. and 6 boxes household goods. SO 6234—Rossville Commercial Alcohol Corp.. Lawrenceburg, Ind- 1 empty steel drum. SO 10880 —Chicago Batterv Products Cos., Chicago. HI- 1 ctn. dry batterv. SO 12262—8r00ks Oil Co- Cleveland. 0., 1 drum flue boiler compound. SO 11668—Walter C. Gross, Dayton, O--1 bag sov beans. SO 11667—Rossville Commercial Alcohol Corp.. Lawrenceburg. Ind., I empty drum. SO 11666—E. H. Renner. Urbana, HI- 2 cases paper boxes KDF. SO 11665—Direct Products Co- Springfield. 0.. 1 ctn. rubber mat. SO 11664—Rossville Commercial Alcohol Corpn.. Lawrenceburg. Ind., 31 empty alcohol drums. SO 9073 —B. G. Post, Kinsman, O- / 15 bags sov beans. SO 11739—The Vitamlzed Products Cos o;. 7 cases animal regulator. SO 9004—Franklin Paint Cos , Cleveland. O . 1 keg roof cement. I ctn. plastite. 1 ctn. brushes. . SO 9003—Electric Chemical Cos.. Cleveland. O- 1 drum liquid compound. In addition to above mentioned articles there will be offered for sale at this time manv other articles which have been refused account damage or checked over, wtihout marks. Shipments mav be inspected Thursday. Oct. 6th. 1932, between hours 8 a. m. and 4.30 p. m Description of packages are copied from freight or wav bill, but neither quantity or contents are guaranteed. Terms of sale, cash or certified cheek, payable immediately at conclusion of sale. J. K. VANCE. F. C. A.. C. A MILLS. 302 Big Four Bldg•Auttioneer. Indianapolis, Ind.

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34-A Farm, Garden, Plants, Flowers STRAWBERRIES, every day. 25c quart. HEWES GARDENS, 2051 Hillside Av*. CH-1213. f 35 Household Goods ANTIQyE Tables. iTwol Solid Cherry, A-l. reasonable 1905 E 52nd St. ANTIQUE buffet, solid walnut. t2i bookcases. with mirrored door. HU-7484. COAL RANGE, Continual inew); all porcelain green and cream. 1111 Mills. OOXWELL CHAlß—Ovaratufled; bedroom and kitchen furniture; electric sweeper, desk, rugs. TA, 6537. 2509 N. Talbot. DAY BED—Complete: makes full-size bets good condition. CH-5687. DAYBED with pad; excellent condition; $lO. 1440 W 27th St._TA-0547. 8 ROOMS nice furniture; walnut dining room, bedroom, kitchen cabinet, washer, sweeper; cedar chest, rugs, miscellaneous. 2350 N. New Jersey. TA-5975 ELECTRIC IRONER—*IO; Royal sweeper, nearly new. sls; late model washer, pay off small ba 1 a nee. IR-3871. FOR REFRIGERATORS All types and sizes, new and used. See our display 2000 Northwestern Ave. Open 8 a. m. to 9 D. m. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. FURNITURE —Stoves, rugs, refrigerators, new. used, cash, credit. BARRET, 868 V irginia. GAS Range, “A. B„" High oven, glass door. A-l. Cheap. HA-2238-J. GAS STOVE—‘•Garland,” side oven, $4. 329 Virginia Ave. HOTBLAST HEATER. $lO. 371 MASSACHUSETTS AVE LIVING-RM. suite, $49; studio couch. $18; bridge sets, $6.75; bedrm. suite, $39; Inner spring mattress. $9.75. PHILLIP'S FURNITURE STUDIO, 2050 N. Meridiafi St, ALWAYS OPEN. SECRETARY—Worm eaten, solid chestnut living-room suite, lamps, marble top tables, good condition, reasonable. 3710 North Meridian. SEWING MACHINE, electric. White Rotary, $165: SSO. WA-1016, 9 a, m.-4 p. m. STOVES—Bargain, real values ali kinds of cooking and heating. HUB FURNITURE COMPANY, 414 East Washington St. LI-3190. TRADE In Furniture, Rugs and Stoves at less than auction. Cash only. Peoples Outfitting Cos., Warehouse. 440 S. Illinois. WASHING Machine parts and service, Wringer rolls. 2609 E. Washington. CH--0852. _ 36 Radios, Musical Instruments AUTO RADIO—No down payment. Open till midnight. 5301 English. IR-6229. CONN baritone saxophone with $24 stand; good condition; $75. Terms. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. LI-5513, GIBSON guitar. L-4; pre-owned. Exceptional value. $75; easv terms. 128 N. Pennsylvania St. LI-5513. PEARSON PIANO CO. METAL Boehm* System Clarinet. New $18.75. Terms. PEARSON PIANO CO., ■ 128 N. Pennsylvania Bt. LI-5513. PHILCO RADIO—I 932 model; absolutely new set. lowboy cabinet. 9-tube, regular price $89.75. Special price $59.75. Lowest prices on all Philco models. IR-0020. or call at 41QI E. Michigan St. PIONEER RADIO SHOP’ ' Our radio service has to please. Call day or night. Ta, 3924-1327. RADIOS—“R. C. A.” High Boy: like new; R. C. A. Victor $32.50 Steinite $25 Sonora Table Model. ..$25 Ma.lestic $25 RADIO BARGAIN SHOP. 225 E. WASH ST. SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY Viqlin and Outfit, $9.75-S2O value. Herman H. Rinne Music Cos. 143 E. Ohio. IF YOU DON’T FIND what you are tooning for in the Want Sds today. It may be advertised here tomorrow. Read Timer classified ads dally 38 Store, Office Supplies Typewriter Rental Agency Only $9-50 Per Month * / or $ .00 for 3 Months Any make of machine. Expert repair service on all typewriters. Woodstock TYPEWRITER CO. 317 N. Penn. LI. 4712 COMPTOMETERS—ModeI H ind J„ col- ■ urns, like new. 515 Oakland. CH-5963. FIXTURES —Complete, for store and meat market, sell all or part. 1324 S. Meridian. DR-3134. ICE BOX—Service counter, steam table, Back cabinet, gas stove, five stools, cheap 3027 E. JOth Bt. OFFICE FURNITURE—Used desks, tables. . chairs and files. 337 Postal Station building. , _______ UNBERWOOD No. 5; has had less than < months’ use LI 9470 205 Mass 39 Cash Coal Mart NO WHEEL CHARGE W. Va. egg. clean fkd $4.75 ,W. Va. lump, clean fkd 5.00 UNION ICE AND COAL CO. DR-4621. DR-4622. 40 Wanted to Trade N. EAST. 118 —20-room house for sale or trade on farm. PISTOL—22 special. 9-shot; like new: for fly rod and automatic reel. DR-5562-J. THEATER for sale or trade for city propperty. Call LI-6734. 21ST, E., 4626—6-room bungalow: garage Rent for repair labor. HU-4176. WRIST WATCH ■ for cash register tvpewriter, or what? TA-5374. RI-8696 _ IF YOU DON'T FIND what rou are .oofc lng for tn the want ads today, it may be advertised here tomorrow Read Times classified ads daily. 41 Wanted to Buy Hall furniture CALL MR PIERCE Rl. 2019 WHEN YOU ARE READY TO SELL FOUR GOODS. We are the largest buyers ano eelieri of used merchandise In the state. WE PAY THE BEBT PRICES HIGH PRICES FOR OLD GOLD. RITE'S JEWELRY SHOP. HIGHEST CASH PRICES For Shotguns. Rifles. Old Gold and Silver. Lincoln Jewelry & Loan Cos. SELL US—Ypur old gold and silver Jewelry, dental bridges, gold watches, etc., and get a better price. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO, 308 Indiana avenue. WE BUY OLD GOLD SELL YOUR OLD GOLD DIRECT Gold refiner. Highest prices paid for Sold teeth, bridges, crowns, discarded ewlery. watches' Cash paid. Bring to STANDARD GOLD REFINING CO. 423 LEMCKE BUILDING. Cor, Pennsylvania and Market Sts. We pay the highest cash prices in city for Shotguns, Rifles, Electric Sewing Machines and Typewriters. SACKS BROS.’ LOAN CO. 308 Indiana Ave. LIVESTOCK 42 Doga, Birds, Pet* CANARIES. SINGERS. $2. BBLMONT 4832-J. DOGS—3 Beagle hounds, male pups. - white: reasonable price. DR. 7818-4. RABBIT HOUNDS, guaranteed. fjO.OO. Also Coon Hounds. 836 W. 30th Sti

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LIVESTOCK -—— 43 Horses. Cattle. Poultry fries—l 7 cent*, hens 17 cent* rgg. 22c. 2650 Madigpn Ave. &HAB STEVENS. “fTmkcial 45 Business Opportunities. BUS LINE operating for 10 years between x Indianapolis. Waveland ana Turkey Run. Reasonable price. Good equipment. GEORGE GOOD. Waveland. Indiana. CHRISTMAS CARDS—BEAUTIFUL; 500 000 at a sacrifice to dealers, printers. ARTWAY. INC.. 603 E. Washington St. Ri. 5948. OROCERY AND MEATS- Low rent: good business. SACRIFICE. 438 E Ohio St SHOE "REPAIR SHOP -Good business. See John Klein. 1510 E. Washington St. STOREROOM FOR RENT Equipped for stndwiches: reasonable. 204 N Noble St. TR'L>E buildinc-ioar stock for filling statlon with few acres, CH-3334. 46 Personal Property Loans we :make - loans GET MONEY IN FEW SECONDS ON Diamonds, shotguns, rifles, typewriters and electric sewing machines, etc SACKS BROS LOAN CO. 308 INDIANA AVE. FRIENDLY LOANS Quick, confidential service at a low cost. Small monthly payments PERSONAL FINANCE CO. ft 8. Pennsylvania St. Century Bldg Phone Riley >054. Loans On Furniture LOWEST ME 2MM2Z ■ Same Rate on All Balances Indpls. Public Welfare Loan 48 Automobile Loans

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Auto Loans LOWEST RATES CASH AT ONCE CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. 203 E. Wash. St. LI. 8603 Opposite Courthouse Est 40 Yearn AUTOMOTIVE ~ 50 Autos For Sale ESSEX—Coach, 1927; . special bargain, many extras, only SBS. CH-1056. FORD. 1932—Model B Coupe has been run very little; can’t be told from new, -can be bought on payments will consider a good '29 standard coupe or fordor as part payment. Call LI-0015 or see car at DUGAN PHARMACY. Blake and New York street. Ford eo.upe; good condition: $25. Meridian Motor Sales 820 N. Meridian. P.D4931. Good bargains in used cars and trucks. Frank Hatfield Cos. 623 N. Capitol. RI-9326. WE need used cars. Cash at'once! ~* NATIONAL AUTO PARTS CO. 340 W. Michigan. LI-3640. BEST LINE of used cars in the city. C. O. WARNOCK CO. 819 E. Washington St. LI-8396. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS 51 Trucks, Tractors, Trailers Special Number It R 3 G. M. C. 2-ton dual tires. This truck was not merely looked oVer, but was rebuilt and refinished complete. Own G. M. C. mechanics; $550. Many others. GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT. 31 W. 13th St. H. Sandys. LI-7467. 52 Motorcycles and Bicycles HARLEY DAVIDSON and side car; looks and runs fine: good battery; $45 cash. 534 Massachusetts. 53 Accessories, Tires, Parts HAVE vour posts, doors, curtain tops and wheels repaired bv JOHN GUEDELHOEFER WAGON CO.. 202 Kentucky. Truck Tire Bargains Used truck tires, all sizes, both high pressure and balloons. Some almost new. General Tire Cos. 838 N. Delaware St LI-5523. 54 Automotive Services CARS STEAM CLEANED^ Road tar reproved. Royal Motor Inn. 19 East Ninth. Lincoln 0641. ====== 55 Autos Wanted Will pay cash for your car or equity. 1. WOLF AUTO CO. LI. 4516. 561 North Capitol, lTgals 56 Legal Notices HOUSEHOLD goods stored in the name of the following persona will be sold for storage charges at 10 a. m. on Thursday. 2r Ct \ B JL 932: M* r v Dunn. Mrs. M. Kir.-c, Marie Shoemaker. F. W. Keller, Dorothy Steiner, Thomas A. White, Mr*. M. Benable. C. J. Murphey, E. R. Congert F E. Barkhouse. J. w. Merrick. John W. Taylor, Mr. Thompson and Maude Beck. TAYLOR. Transfer Si Stoffce Cos., 1006 South East St 51 Lejfal Bids and Proposals NOTICE TO BIDDERS / Fabricating, furnishing and installing in the Oaroaee Reduction Plant of tha Ul, ££* ct 01 , Indianapolis, Indiana, ' Thirty-two 32 or less, Digesters, together with agitators, repair part* and msuiatmg material, and One <1 j Centrifugal Pump, motors and pit for the same. Indianapolis. Indiana. _ ..... ... September 6. 1932. Sealed bid* will be-received by the Board of Sanitary Commissioners for the Sanitary District of Indianapolis. Indiana, at its office. 103 City Hall. Indianapolis. Indiana. until 10 00 o'clock. A. M . Tuesday. October 4. 1982. for fabricating, furnishing and installing Thlrtv-two <33 ■, °f. I***. Digester*, including removal of old Digesters, labor and Incidentals thereto together .with agitators, repair parta and Insulating material, according ,to the specifications now on file in the office of the Board. Also fabricating, furnishing and installing One ill Centrifugal pump, motors and nit for the same, labor and incidentals thereto, according to the specifications now on file in the office of the Board. Each bid shall be accompanied bv certified check for Five Hundred issooi Dollars, payable to said Board and certified bv a reputable hank. Said bids will.be opened after 10 00 o'clock. A. M . Tuesday. October 4. 1932. but the Board reserves the right to defer action on said bids as provided in said specifications, or to reject anv and all bids. O. C. ROSS. President. M. E. TENNANT. Vice-President. A H MOORE Board of Sanitary Commissioners Sanitary , District ol Indianapolis. ,