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JMerry Widow’ Remains a Theatrical Delight Hobart Bosworth Brings Back Thoughts of Days When the Movies Were So Young and So Silent. BY WALTER D. HICKMAN THERE are so many memories surrounding * The Merry Widow” to those who have experienced it before that a revival is just the recreation of a beautiful and a melodious stage institution. The thing that you are interested in Just now is: How is the cast? That is safe as long as Ronald Brian is Prince Danilo and Max Hirschfleld is the conductor of the orchestra. The fact is that this company is strong on singing voices, because the score must have it to be satisfactory. From a scenic standpoint it does not compare in grandeur to the productions of Henry B. Savage or some other revivals I have seen. But this fact is apparent from a scenic Standpoint—it is done in nice but conservative taste.

Having seen ‘‘The Merry Widow” so many times, I am convinced that the cast (the singers to principals and background) is the essential thing. Donald Brian brings his many years of stage experience and

his familiarity of the role to splendid use. Not getting personal—the fact is he has kept his voice as well as his appearance in marvelous condition. In his light comedy moments he is splendid. He knows his stage. In voice, Brian once more can create that haunting charm which made him famous years ago in the role. Even when

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he is stepping off the famous waltz number with Sonia (Virgihia O'Brien) we catch again the charm of that very ancient waltz. Neither Brian or Miss O'Brien have added anything to this number. It remains unchanged, and that is as it should be. Only this method could get the waltz what it should be. I must give Brian credit for that because “The Merry Widow” this time was staged under his direction. Miss O’Brien has made the widow very modern in dress and she handles her numbers with distinct charm and understanding. As to costumes—pleasing and adequate. Ruth Altman is magnificent as to voice, especially in “A Dutiful Wife" and the famous duet with Camille (Allen Rogers, also right), in the second act. Dominating the comedy scenes are Detmar Poppen as Baron Popoff and Nat Burns as Mr. Nische. Here is comedy relief that brings new life blood to this elderly musical comedy. Right casting in these two roles, no doubt about it. The remainder of the cast and the chorus, if that is the right word, fit into the picture. And do not forget what Max Hirschfeld accomplishes in the orchestra pit as conductor. Here is a sensible buy in a revival of "The Merry Widow” because the principals are right and I might also say the box office is right as to price. At English's all week. HOBART BOSWORTH TALKS OF EARLY MOVIE DAYS. It is interesting to note the honest ovation that Hobart Bosworth

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—6:45 P. M CBS—Georgle Price. NBC—The Goldbergs to WEAF. , NBC—Johnny Hart in Hollywood to WJZ. —7 P. M CBS—Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt to WFBM. ] WBBM (770)— Garrigan's orchestra. NGC—J u 1 1 a Sanderson; Frank Crumit to WEAF. NBC—To be announced to WJZ. —7:15 P. M.— CBS—Edwin C. Hill. —7:30 P. M.— CBS- Kate Smith. WBBM (770)—Dance orches- | NBC—^Wayne King and orchestra to WEAF. NBC—Dr. Bundesen to WJZ. WSM (650) —WSM players. —7:45 P. M.— KYW (10201—Boys quartet. CBS- Musical Fast Freight. WDAF (610 •—"Tarzan.” NBC—Pat Barnes to WJZ. —8 P. M.— KYW (1020(—Drama: Lopez orchestra. CBS- Arthur Tracv & Shilkret's orchestra. WBBM (770) Harriet Cruise. NBC Ben Bernie and orchestra to WEAF. NBC—Musical memories. Edgar guest, poet to WJZ. —8:15 P. M.— CBS—Threads of Happiness. —8:80 P. M.— KYW (10201—Mark Fisher’s orchestra. CBS -Crime Club. WBBM (770—Brook* and Ross. _ NBC ■ Ed. Wvnn and Fire chief band to WEAF. WENR 1870 — Mart revue. NBC Friendship town tc WJZ.

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is receiving at the Lyric this week when he walks out on the stage. Some men like Bosworth are interesting for what they stand for in movie land. Bosworth’s “act”

this season is not vaudeville in char ac t er. He walks out in a business suite and the applause starts. He begins to talk of his movie career which began in Los Angeles in 1909. He told about being at the • top of the heap on Broadway in 1902 and how consumption in hand with poverty drove him to

a shack in Arizonia, where he regained his health. As he (alks in this informal way, slides are throw’n on the screen which not only traces Bosworth’s worthwhile career on the silent screen when movies were in the infant class and dubbed ‘‘silly business,” but it is nearly the history of the industry. Bosworth is human and intelligent in his remarks. He has removed all the biAk and lot of his information will stick to your “mental ribs.” The offering of Pat Daly is eccentric burlesque. It is harmless fun and there are some laughs. Daly is doing the old gag, the restraint pills stunt, and many laughs are found in this old one. Naomi Ray has a funny burlesque on a Pavlova dance. Her assistant is Eddie Harrison and he is a corking good foil for Miss Ray, who has loads of personality. Lane and Harper have a clever way of staging a baseball game on the stage. Jack and Jerry have a dance offering in which some toe work stands out. The Young King Troupe excells in having boys who twist themselves in all kinds of shapes. The movie is Richard Dix in “Hells Highway.” Now at the Lyric. Other theaters today offer: “The Big Broadcast” at the Circle; “One Way Passage” at the Indiana; “Six Hours to Live” at the Apollo; “Rain” at the Palace, and, movies and stage show at the Fountain Square.

—TUESDAY——B:4r> r. M.— WBBM (7701-Band of dis- 1 tinction. —9 P. M < KYW (1020)—Maupin’s orchestra. CBS —Flippen-mixed chorus; Rich's orchestra. NBC —Dance hour to WEAF. i NBC- The Country Doctor to WJZ. —9:15 P. M.— WGN (720)—With the mast- . ers. NBC—Tune Detective to WJZ. WMAQ (670)—Concert orchestra. —9:30 P. M.— kYW Ho2ol—lnspector fctev- 1 ens & Son. CBS—Charles Carlile. WBBM i770)-*-MUes’ orchestra. WGN (7201-Headlines. NBC—Batter Up to WJZ. —9:45 P. M.— KYW (10201—Agnew's orchestra. WGN (720)—Concert. CBS—Mvrt and Marge to WFBM. NBC—Jane Froman and band to WJZ. —lO P. M.— KDKA (980)—News: Huntlev's orchestra. KYW (1020) —Sports; news; Maupin s orchestra. CBS—Barlow and Columbia] svmphonv. NBC—Roger Wolfe Kahn orchestra to WEAF. NBC—Amos 'n' Andv to WFAA. WSB. WSM. WENR. —10:15 P. M.— [ WON (720)—Dream ship. NBC—Opera Eugen Onegin” to WJZ. WMAQ (670) Dan and Sylvia. WSM (650i—Sport* reporter.

6:4s—Serbie Kav's orchestra. 7:oo—Kruschen profiles. 7:ls—The Purdue family. B.oo—Armco band. B:3o—Friendship town (NBC). 9:oo—Tales of terror. 9:30 —Tastveast Fun makers. 9:4s—'The Whole Town's Talking. 10:00—Southern singers. 10:15—National Grand opera (NBC). 10:30—Henry Thies dance orchestra. 11:00—Moon river. 11:30—Castle Farm orchestra. 12:00 Midnight-Sign off.

Fishing the Air

“My Favorite Band” and “Wanita” will be sung by Ray Perkins, during the broadcast over WTAM and an NBC network Tuesday, at 6:30 p. m. The second movement. Allegretto, from Beethoven's seventh syntfhony. being Presented throughout the week in serial orrn. will be a highlight of the concert by the Columbia symphony orchestra during the broadcast conducted by Howard Barlow Tuesday, from 10 to 10:30 p. m., over WFBM and the Columbia chain.

HIGH SPOTS OF TUESDAY NIGHT'S PROGRAM S:OO—NBC 'WJZ>—Theodore Roosevelt Jr., speaking from Manila. 6:4s—Columbia—Georgle Price and Kreuger's orchestra. 7:3O—NBC < WEAF)—Wavne King and his orchestra. NBC (WJZ)—Adventures in health. Dr. Bundesen. B:oo—Columbia—The Street Singer and Shilkret’s orchestra. NBC 'WJZ)—Musical memories with Edgar Guest. s3o—Columbia—Crime Club "The House of Lies. NBC iWJZi—Friendship town. NBC (WEAFI—Ed Wvnn and band. 9:OO—NBC )WEaV)—Police drama. 10:00—Columbia— Columbia symphony orchestra. 10:15—NBC (WJZ)—Grand Opera. Eugen Onegin.

Richard Dix

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This is to advise you of the death of brother JOHN LOUDEN. Funeral services Wednesday, 2 p. m. at the residence, 221 N. Sixth Ave.. Beech Grove, Ind. Members who can please attend. SAMUEL L. MONTGOMERY,Dicta tor. WILLIAM ANDERSON. Secretary. 2 Cards, In Memoriams HADLEY—We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors, who were so kind to us during our recent bereavement, the death of our beloved wife and mother, BESSIE HADLEY. Especially do we thank the minister Rev. Aubrev H. Moore for his consoling words: the singers. Mrs. Bowers and Mrs. Carlvle for their beautiful music: Shirlev Bros, for their kind and efficient service, and all for the manv beautiful flowers. MORRIS HADLEY and CHILDREN. MATHER —In loving memory of our dear baby. JAMES MATHER, who passed away 9 vears ago. October 25th. 1923. Happy home we once enjoyed How sweet the memory still. 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Talbot; 1 large room and kitchenette; overstuffed; steam heat; garage. carline. TA-6919. $5 50 FOR 2—425 N. Colorado; lovely front room: for 2 girls: private home. IR-4930. $5.50—1726 N. ILLINOIS—NewIy papered, nicelv furnished; overstuffed, private entranee; working people. SB—TACOMA, N., 15 —3-room apartment; completely furnished; overstufled; garage: near car line. CH-6661. ASHLAND, 1529—2-rocm lower front apartment, overstuffed; sink in kitchen, private bath, entrance: adults. RI-5976. BROADWAY 826—2-room front apartment; BROADWAY. 2316 -room furnished apartment: hot: hardwd. floors. HE-5494 BROADWAY. 1903—Lovely front apartment; nice overstuffed, 2 large closets; phone; reduced. CENTRAL. 1626 —Furnished housekeeping or sleeping, city heat, modern; reasonable. HA-2817-J, FLETCHER. 803—3 ruoms. modern, newly decorated; private entrance; close in; reasonable. DR-3087-W. ILLINOIS, if., 2339—2 rooms, kitchenette, $6. 1 room, $3, $3.50; Maytag washer. See custodian! MORTON PLACE—Room and kitchenette, modern, completely furnished; private entrance: reasonable. HA-3513 -M. NEW JERSEY, N., 418 —Front room for housekeeping, $3.50; steam heat; also sleeping. $2. NEW YORK St., W., 311—2-room apartment; nicely furnished' modern house; also front sleeping room; reduced. OHIO, 430 E.—Front room with gas; $3 week; 1 sleeping room, $1.50, PARK. 2142—2 rooms and kitchenette, or 1 room kitchenette; clean, warm; utillties. HE-2886. ST. CLAIR. E., 1302—Large kitchen and adjoining bedroom, ground floor, private entrance: $3.50 week. STATE, 423 N.—3 rooms; new overstuffed: everything furnished: sink; private entrance; reasonable. CH-0162-J. TALBOT, N., 2420—Large front room; running water; private entrance; $3 and 53.50. WOODRUFF. 544, MIDDLE DRIVE—2 apartments, utilities furnished; running water: adults. CH-3173. LIGHT housekeeping rooms at 416-530 W. New York and 124 W. 10th st.; very reasonable. ' 19 Rooms with Board BROOKSIDE AVE.—Refined home on carline, employed girl or mother and child. CH-6246-W. GLADSTONE, 19 N.—Front room, twin beds, 2 gentlemen, hot water, 2 meals, ILLINOIS, N., 2269—Front room, twin beds, modern, company privileges. TAMICHIGAN, E., 304—Lady for housework, in exchange for room and board J NEW JERSEY. N.. 309—Large clean, well lighted rooms and board; $5. Walking distance, good location. TALBOTT. N., 2144—54.50; room, board, steam heat, hot water; carline; jolly. HA-3908-J. WASHINGTON, E., 2316—Steam heated room, refined women, private home, next bath, home cooking. CH-6141-J. WINTHROP, 4444—Warm, pleasant room; board; garage: private family; reasonable. Phone HA-2938-W. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS 31 Unfurnished Apartments sl2 MO. —1606 Arrow: 3 rooms, water, electricity paid: newly papered. Inauire Shane’s Pharmacy, 1557 Roosevelt. CH--4444. CENTRAL, rooms, water, moving expenses, hqat. RI-5994,. HE-2783. DELAWARE. N.. 1007—4-room apartment, utilities furnished, adults. References. HU-8522. MADISON, 1025—Best equipped apartment South. Domestic Science kitchen, Frigidaire. RUCKLE. 2809—6-room apartment; heat, water, Frigidaire furnished. RI-7243. TA-1278. WASH.. E., 5016—Modern 2 bedrooms, heat, water, garage: $35. WASH. BLVD.. 4901—5-room apt. heat, water, frigidaire. garage. $62.50. LI-5231. 11TH, W., 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apartment, gas, water and heat furnished. $23. Call apartment No. 1 THE GRANT. LA VERNE—22O W. North. Room and bath, $2.50 to $5.00 week. LI-2662. Indianapolis Rental Agency We furnish free transportation to inspect furnished and unfurnished apts., day or nite. No obligations. LI-5452. Evenings or Sunday. TA-1064 or WA-0433. TRY TIMES WANT ADS KOR BUSINESS 22 Unfurnished Houses $18: WHITTIER. PL.. 61—Irvington 5-rooms modern double, fireplace, garage. Rl-1533. $20 —TREMONT, N., 537—4-room modern double; water paid; garage. DR-0630. S2O—WATER PAlD—l6th, E., 2510; modern 4-room double; cabinets; garage. DR-1280. S2O—CHESTER. N.. 29—6 rooms modern, _ easily heated, with garage. IR-4009. $257 MERIDIAN, S., 1215—Redecorated, 7room modern double, garage. DR-6524. S2S—VERMONT. E„ 2827—Near Tech., 6room modern, garage, water paid. CH--2197-ftl. s2s—Vermont. E.. hardwood floors, garage. Beech Grove 181-J. S32.SO—DELAWARE, N., 2440—6 rooms strictly modern; best bargain in city; adults. Dr. Neiman owner. RI-6064. BRIGHTWOOD —Owner 6-room modern single: garage. Rent reduced to $22. RI-9702. __ BROOKSIDE PARKWAY. N. DR.. 3322—4room modern double, hardwood, range. water paid, CH-1194-.T. BROOKSIDE Parkway. N. Dr.. 2401-6-24; newly painted modern house, garage; $22.50. CH-4755. BROOKSIDE AVE., 1853—5 rooms, stmi- . modern; garage; near Technical. Reduced. DR-4583-M. CHESTER, 902 N.—7-room, near Little Flower. Was $45. now $32.50. CH-1242-W. CLIFTON. 3102 —Corner beauty parlor for five vears. living rooms adjoining; reduced. TA-0420; evening HU-6235. DENNY, N., 524—6-room modern single: double garage, reduced $25 month, water paid. IR-3280. 3844 ENGLISH AVE.—S rms. mod., bkfst. nook, full basement, water paid, close to school and bus. move now, start rent Nov. 10th: $32.50. Hoosier Funding Corp.. LI- 7 890. Hu-6124. GIMBER. 1723—Make offer on rent; modern bungalow, double. RI-0083. Hamilton. 847 N.—s-rm. mod. dbl.. newlv remodeled, easy to heat, good value at $24. water pd. LI-7890. HU-1410. HOUSTON. 1920—New ultra modern, brick veneer. 4-room double: $32.50, TA-6919. LINWOOD. 737—Owners 4 rooms; nurserv, modern, large basement, garage, $25. IR-6365. LINWOOD. N., 609—Owner’s bungalow; 5 rooms, strictly modern, built-ins; garage. IR-5186. MANSFIELD. 1901—Nice, modern single, garage, water paid. $25. Graceland, 3452 —4 rooms, sl2. TA-1844, PLEASANT ST.. 1518—5 room cottage, strictly modern. A-l; garage. Reduced. DR-4583-M. PLEASANT ST. 1618—6-room modern double with garage, near school. DR-5146. PLEASANT RUN BLVD.. E.. 36—Near Garfield Park: 6-room modern home, double garage. DR-2979. - RANDOLPH. S . 1303—4-room semi-mod-ern. water paid, garage; reduced. DR--5630 SHERMAND DR.. N.. 2750-52—510; 5-room semi-modern, garage, water paid. CH--2818. SHRIVER AVE., 3143—3-room cottage, lights, water, furnished, good location. $lO TA-6095. VERMONT. E.. 3715—6 rooms, modern. water paid. Reduced rent. WOODRUFF Pl 7 585 MIDDLE DR.— Owner's nice #-room modem single, garage; S4O, 23RD W.. 158 —6 rooms modern, hardwood floors down, A-l; $22,50. HE-5610. 46TH, 2011 E.—s rms., gas. city water, sls. Move now. start rent Nov. 10th. Hoosier g^ 0 -?124 L1 - 7890 - J ‘ Alb<?r - List Your Rentals With Us. Gregory & Appel, Inc. CORNER Morris. Union: 5 rooms, modern; redecorated; shades furnished; sl7. DR--6480,

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GENUINE for THIRTY-FIVE THE STANDARD OF WEST VIRGINIA Always Available From These Authorized Dealers Atlas Coal Company 1026 N. Senate Avenue Lincoln 4396 Bischoff & Fisse 2051 North Rural Street CHerry 1292 Brookside Ice & Coal C 0... 1125 Roosevelt Avenue CHerry 1567 Capital Ice Refrigerating Cos. 356 West North Street Lincoln 2313 Comfort Coal & Coke C 0... 1741 Naomi Street DRexel 3439 Crow Coal Cos 212 North Pine Street Lincoln 6726 E. E. Heller & Cos 1924 Fletcher Avenue DRexel 1540 Inland Coal & Ice Cos 602 South Capitol Avenue . Lincoln 6602 Monument Coal Cos 701 East Washington St. Lincoln 2233 North Street Coal Yard 212 North Pine Street Lincoln 3183 Northern Coal Cos 1415 West Thirtieth Street HArrison24l4 Oeftering & Litzelman ....1130 Kentucky Avenue Riley 5071 Penn Coal Cos 741 East Washington St. Riley 7409 Stewart Coal Cos 3539 Roosevelt Avenue CHerry 4600 Twinn,Coal Cos 1549 Van Buren Street DRexpl 0282 West Side Cash Coal C 0.... 110 North Richland St. BElifiont 3014 MORE HEAT PER DOLLAR

RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses Bargain All types *of rentals In various parts of the citv. Several modern homes .as low as sls. Call us. LI-7941. Gregory & Appel, Inc. COLORED—I6th E.. 916-18; 5. 6 rooms, modern. $lB. Garfield. 1610-12, sl4. CH--4755, 23 Furnished Apts. nd Houses $7: CENTRAL. 2131—2 rms. & hall, lower frt.. pri. bath, ents.. gd. heat. HE-4155, ARROW AVE.. 1954—3 rooms. nicely furnished, private front, rear entrance.. Utilities furnished. Adults; $27.50. DRAPER ELECTRIC SHOP. CH-4409. NEW YORK! 1003 W.—s rms.; garage; *5 week; water paid. 1310 Bellefontaine; 5 rms.; private bath: utilities. Rl-7725. PROSPECT, 2427—Owner's nicely furnished 5 rooms semi-modern: utilities, garage. WALNUT. E.. 115—3 rooms; private bath; reduced rent. See housekeeper in basement. 24 Suburban and Farms slß—Modern; Lafayette Heights, 6th Ave.; bungalow; 4 rooms; Mars Hill car line. BE-4029-4. VERMONT. W.. 4927—6 rooms, electricity, garage. Vfr acre. BE-3107-R. 2-RpOM house, electric lights; $8 month. BUNGALOW—S rooms, cozily furnished, northeast, city transportation. Bargain. small family. IR-4489. ~real estate Tor sale ~~ 27-a Real Estate Auctions AUCTION—I:3O P. M. Oct. 29th, 1932. 6-rm. residence at New Boss, plus 1 acre of ground to be t,old without reserve. KINDER AUCTION CO.. Noblesville. TOM VINNEDGE. Indiana’s lebding Real Estate Auctioneer. 2048 Central. TA-2992. 28 Sale Suburban Property BARGAIN—I acre mile east; 6 rooms; unfinished bungalow, garage, poultry house, fruit and shade trees, ffurnace. electricity. Prioe $1,250: S6OO down. RUSSELL" REALTY CORPN.. 5450 E. Wash. IR-1212. 29 Lots, Farms and Acreage -FISHERMEN and poultry men attention! Shelby county, 36 miles from Indianapolis, 15 acres, large brick house, cement coop for 1,000 chickens, large barn, brooder house and other out buildings, 40 large walnut trees, splendid corn and garden land, large stream, good fishing, swimming beach, shade, fruit, shrubbery: 300 bushels of corn. Price $2,150, $350 cash, balance E Z. No trades. Call IR-4297, after 6 p. m. 40 ACRES, 6-room house, barn for 7 cows, poultry house for 1,000 hens, brooder houses and fruit most all in cultivation; 3 miles southwest of Newton. Price $3,500. Terms. JENNINGS BROS., 28 south Illinois St. 45 ACRES near Inßianapolis on paved road, well improved; SBOO cash will handle. EDWARDS & EDWARDS, LI-4437, 403 Lemcke Bldg. TRY TIMES WANT ADS' FOR BUSINESS 30 Sale Income Property COLORED—3SO-52 Agnes double; 3 rooms. Sacrifice for cash. IR-6433. 33 Wanted —Real Estate CASH for old houses, bldgs, all kinds, to wreck. Address quick. Times Box A-268. MERCHANDISE ~ 34 Miscellaneous For Sale . New Electric Washers Late style—Guaranteed At less than manufacturers cost in ff> A warehouse clear-tK W ance. Terms if de-*r M sired.. While they as, Is ——— last. Only ■*** Central Transfer & Storage AIR COMPRESSOR, 9-inch, swing. Willard lathe. 6 foot bed, tools. LI-3827. BABY BASSINETTE, and mattrets, wooden ivory. A-l, $2.50, TA-6792. BARGAIN—SteeI turning lathe, 8-inch swing. 7 ft. drill press, with one lot drills, and reamers, each SSO cash. 1 V?, H. P. gas engine, S2O. A. W. Van Horn. 614 E. 33rd St. TA*2BS7. BOTTLING Machine, bargain, carbonator and pump, crown capper, i2( Selger machines, washing tub, etc., $125.00 cash. A. W. VAN HORN, 614 E. 33RD ST. TA. 2857. COAT, coon, excellent condition, hand tailored, size 14. S4O cash. HU-5300. COOLER, Walk-in 7x5, 12 ft. refrigerated display counter, A-l bargain. 3807 East _N ew Yo r k_St. GAS HEATER, “Moore's” cabinet* type, can be used for natural or artifical gas, cost S6O, sale price, 522.50. Tomato juice, this year's pack. $1.50 per case of six No. 10 cans. BIG FOUR. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, Corner Capitol and South St. j JUGS and bottles for cider, bottles for all home uses. Sagalowsky Bottle Cos.. 605 S. Capitol. RI-7104. Jugs, Bottles, Stone Jars Bargain prices. We deliver. West End Bottle Cos., 534 W. Pearl St. LI-8085. KEGS Good as new, $1 each all sizes. FOGLE BOTTLE CO.. 901-03 Va. Ave. DR-0556. PUMP—Dean, 300-gallon; new, $35; new 200-gallon Dean pump. S3O. TA-1034. SAW MlLL—Bargain; saws, log carriage, saw frame, etc. No engine. $l5O cash. A. W. Van Horn. 614 E. 33rd St. TA-2857, SCHOOL BOOKS—NEW. USED. CASH FOR USED ONES. CRAWFORD'S DRUGS. 813 N. DELAWARE ST. LI-1800. SHOTGUNS $3 UP Good selection pump, automatic, singles and doubles at SACKS BROS. Loan Cos . 308 Indiana Ave. 35 Household Goods AUCTION SALE- -Wednesday. Octf 26! 9:30 a m. 1501-3 Madison. All kinds of fur- I niture. rugs, stoves, radios and pianos. 1 J. P. Gribben Auction Storage. DR-3328. Burkhardt fc Son, auctioneers. BEDROOM SUITE, maple. $32; living room, pillow arm. $57; beautiful dining room. rugs, $22 50. 3710 N. Meridian. _ _ COMBINATION grav enamel coal and gas range, good condition; cost $135 new. Now $25. 845 N. Keystone. FOR REFRIGERATORS All types and sizes, new and used. See our display. 2000 Northwestern Ave. Open ! t t m. to 1 p. m. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. FREE—FREE Portable Rinse Tubs. $8.95 value, with ! every Electric Demonstrator Washer sold j this week only. FREE home demonstra- ) tions. Terms as low as $1 down, balance j small weekly or monthly payments to suit , prices, greatly reduced. RI-9412 , PURNTTURE—Stoves, rugs, refrigerators. new, used, cash, credit. Barret. 868 Va. | FURNITURE —7 rooms of lovely furnishings. Must sell at once. Moving. 2148 ; E. Raymond. DR-0587-W. ! IMPORTER Must dispose sample line. Beautiful importer rugs. Oriental Pats, sizes. 9x12; 7x9; 4x6; 3x5; reasonable. Call Claypooi Hotel, Room 846, ______________ RENT AN IRONER 50c A WEEK. RI-9412 LIVING ROOM—J piece, dining room. 9 piece. >2) Complete bedrooms, pan or I all. 2423 Pierson Ave,

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!3R Household Goods TERMS TERMS ON NEW ON NEW THOR ■f7iTwl THOR WASHERS WASHERS 1 Used Thor. $lO. 1 Thor, was $175, now $35. 1 Gain-a-Day Washer, sls. All guaranteed. Service on all makes. 32 N. Delaware. <LI-5386. OIL BURNING HEATERS - ~ Will hegt the average home, users say cheaper than coal: SSO installed. Terms. CHARLES KOEHRING, 880-882 Virginia Ave. DR-1417. OVERSTUFFED SUITE, $25: dresser. $3.50; daybed. $5; gas Stove, $3; oil heater, sl. 318 N, Denny. PARLOR HEATER. “Baltimore:'' like new; _ rea 1 bargain. 556 Fletcher Ave. DR-7570 : PARLOR HEATER, good as new, for sale cheam 2021 Wilcox St. SEWING MACHINES—ConsoIes and portable. S2O to $39.50. This week. 126 W. Washington. RI-9718. STOVES —Bargain, real values all kinds of cooking and heating. HUB FURNITURE COMPANY. 414 East Washington St. LI-3190. ELECTRIC WASHER Guaranteed Service. All popular makes. RI-9412 WASHING MACHINE parts and service; wringer rolls. 2609 E. Wash. CH-0852. RENT A WASHER 50c A WEEK. PHONE RI-9412 36 Radios. Musical Instruments BAILEY HACKLEMAN. LI-0618. FREE radio service call inspection. R. C. A. tubes 1-3 off with trade in. CELLO and bow, excellent condition; real bargain. Address Box A 274. Times, CONN 2-B trumpet, silver. Like new. $75. Easv terms. Pearson Pia'no Cos.. 128 N. Penna. St. LI-5513. Erla. Lowboy $14.50 Midget, 6-tube 19.50 Brunswick, 9-tube 32.00 Majestic, Superheterodyne 29.00 RADIO BARGAIN SHOP. 225 E. WASH. 50c per call for Radio Repair. Lightning Radio Service. 201 N. Temple. CH-7210. FREE —Radio service calls, estimate if rep. needed. LANES. 2828 E. 10th. CH-0218. _ HOHNER piano accordion, 120 bass. Regu~ lar $330, now $167.50. Easy terms. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Penn. St. LI-5513. _ Listen to VK2ME Australia on anew Stewart Warner Magic Dial Radio. NU KAN PRODUCTS, 16th at Capitol. Will gladly demonstrate. RI-8942. MUSICAL instruments for less, thru Children's Musical Edutatioje. League. H. H. RINNE MUSIC CO.. 229 N. Penn., 4th floor. Elevator. WFBM entrance. NEW silver Boehm system clarinet; in fine case; $35. Easy terms. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Penn. St. LI-5513. PHILCO, 8-tube superheterodyne; cloth model. Special $29.50. IR-0020. 4101 E. Mich. PHILCO RADIOS —Greatly reduuced: small down payments: no finance or interest charge. IR-0020. SPECIAL MAJESTIC highboys. (2) only. choice. $25. ALLEN’S. 534 Mass. Ave. UNREDEEMED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS at the lowest prices in city. Saxophones, Trumnets. Guitars and Clarinets. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. 308 Indiana Ave. RI-5994. 37 Furs, Wealing Apparel DRESS —Angora wool, camel’s hair coat. rain coat,. 16-18. HE-2652. 38 Store, Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS rented. $2.50 pW mo.; $6 for 3mo Woodstock oi7 N Penn L 4712 UNDERWOOD No. 5; nas naa less thap ( months’ use Li 9470 205 Mass 39 Cash Coal Mart NOTICE TO PUBLIC The Indiana law provides that any delivery of coal or coke to you roust be accompanied by a delivery ticket which shows among other things, (he net amount in weight, the state in which the coal is mined, the name of the coal or the number of the vein from which taken and size or grade thereof. If you fail to receive such delivery ticket, or believe that coal delivered docs net conform to such ticket report the case immediately for into the Better Business Bureau.

NO Wff ELCHAR6E/ Htesh Wr#nia,Lump...J4so Indiana. Lump *3 ,75 ECONOMY* FUEL SUPPLY CO. OR-/220 0/A-/2 2/ CASH OOAL SALE Indiana lump $ 3.75 West Virginia forked 400 Kentucky lump 4 50 Island Creek lump 4 75 Pocahontas lump 625 UNION ICE AND COAL CO. DR-4621. DR-4622. CIRCLE FUEL CO. No Wheel Charge. DR-2695. DR-2695. FREE WHEELING—West Virginia, clean, large lump, $5. Save this ad. DR-5850-W. FREE WHEELING—Buy coal now Before prices advance Weaver Coal and Ice Cos. DR-2201. Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos. DR-2400. WA.-5667. Manley-O’Donnell Fuel Cos. HE-1391. * HE-1391. Sexson Bros. Coal Cos. DR-7479,' White Ash Ind $4.25 Federal Coal Cos. CH. 2291 40 Wanted to Trade PAPER HANGING In exchange for model "T” Ford or shotgun. G. H. SMITH, rear 518 W. New York St. WHITE STAR gas range.' also Kitchen Kook gasoline range for electric washer, or twin beds. KE-2821. 41 Wanted to Bay Hall furniture CALL MR. PIERCE. RI. 3019 WHEN YOU ARE READY TO 8 ELL TOUR GOODS We are the largest buyers ane seller' of used merchandise in the state. WE PAY THE BEST PRICES HIGHEST CASH PRICES For Shotguns. Rifles. Old Gold and Silver. Lincoln Jewelry & Loan .Cos West Washington 8t SELL YOUR OLD GOLD and old watches and dental bridges, direct to a gold buyer. SACK BROS. LOAN CO.. 308 Indiana Ave. RI-5994. WE BUY OLD GOLD SELL YOUR OLD GOLD DIRECT Gold refiner. Highest prices paid for gold teeth, bridges, crowns, discarded Jewlery, watches. Cash paid. Bring to STANDARD GOLD REFINING CO 423 LEMCKE BUILDING. Cor. Penxuylranla and Market Sta.

_OCT. 25, 1932

MERCHANDISE 41 Wtanted to Buy WANT FURNITURE—4 to 8 rooms, also odd pieces Highest prices, HU-7274. WANT two 1932 city directorie*. Used! TA-6643. LIVES TOC K 42 Dogs. Birds, Pets PIGEONS—-All colors; tumblers, fantails. overstock homers, cheap while stock lasts. 350 W. 30th. Saturday ind Sunday. f 43 Hotfees, Cattle, Poultry ALFALFA. TIMOTHY HAY. BRIGHT 2703-“' <6 T H ’ NOR THWESTERN wT--50 GOOD stock pullets, very reasonabUL Homestead Hotel 19 N New Jersey Just off Washington. each! 1833 JFIimiCIAL 45 Business Opportunities BEAUTY SHOP —Located Roosevelt Bldg Good business. Reasonable. HURRY' Box A 275. Times GROCERY STORE—Stock and fixtures'- - cheap: going business. DR-4940-R. RICH MANS' HOME—SBOO Washington boulevard mortgaged. $8,500. Equity $6,000. Want Railroad Building Loan Stock. Easlev. RI-4444 405 Inland Bldg 46 Personal Property Loans LOANS 2% INDPL3 PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN 330 OCCIDENTAL BI.DQ RI 3587, FRIENDLY LOANS Quick confidential service at a low cost. Small monthly payment*. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 34 S. Pennsylvania St. Century Bldg Phone Rile? §054. 48 Automobile Loans WHY LOSE YOUR CAR? If you can’t meet your payments we will refinance vour oar. make the payments lower, or give you cash RATE RP RATE If paid when due; if not. regular legal rate will prevail until maturity. LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. 201 W. Wash. RI-1321.

WmmM DON’T LOSE YOUR AUTO. | OTHERS PAID OFF. MORE MONEY ADVANCED. I • We make loans on ALL cars regardless of make or year. You can get MORE money on your car at ■?" i ms&l 308 INDIANA AVE. RI. 5994. ■ MeridumMotor Saks ,520 N.MERIOIAN CO. Phone Rt. 4931 Plenty of parking space in rear.

TRY TIMES WANT ADS l-'MM RIT^TNt-'^^ automotive 50 Autos For Sale CHEVROLET. 1931. COACH. The body. $265 00 lres ’ tbis car are excellent! Sacks Bros. Loan Cos. 309 N. Capitol. RI-5994 . lafl Chevrolet, 1931 four-door sedan; WW perfect tires, paint; looks and \JM\ ™. n * like new; bargain. $395. W* 1 HARE CHEVROLET CO., 552 E. Wash, DE SOTO, 1930 SEDAN This is a very good bargain and will bear close inspection, $225.00. Sacks Bros. Loan Cos. 309 N. Capitol. RI-5994. FORD, ’29—4-door, excellent condition; 5 new tires. Bargain. DR-7111 -w FORD coupe, 1931 model; A-l condition; oA r &A^ So^ ab Yi e a ce ntral PARKING GARAGE, 39 Kentucky Ave. FORD. 1929 COUPE. Hefei s "one of thosS' popular coupes and a real value, SIIO.OO. Sacks Bros. Loan Cos. 309 N, Capitol. RI-5994. m . PORD 1931 tudor; finish, tires upholsterv extra good extra * Iff ordinar Y throughout. Small cash my/\paymemL Libera l terms. HARE _ _ * CHEVROLET CO., RI-5325 PONT IAC 1932 COUPE. Excellent dltion. fine tires, 5475. A real bargain. Sacks Bros. Loan Cos. 309 N. Capitol. RI-5994, W I^ YS f" OVE ? L^ND br and new ‘ coach! m^.i/ 0U ? 00r sedrfn > latest current models. We are closing out this line. opportunity to buy a nfcw car at a e.r? £ ar These are tha only two ancf traae ha ve. 25% discount. Term! Newby Motor Cos. ft „ . AUTUMN BARGAINS V G ° od iJrFßrnr* W d , c , ar £ to select from. 820 N. M ° TOR H LES ri . ;q ,, ~ USED CARS MARMON MOTORS Kentucky Ave. and York St • AUTO BARGAINS Make Tracks for Sacks'* Sacks Bros. Loan Cos. 309 N. Capitol Ave. RI-5934. S"** 1 ". 1 ,” Us . ed c *rs and Trucks! Easy terms. Liberal trades. Frank Hatfield Cos. 623 N. a Capitol : __ RI-9326 51 Trucks, Tractors. Trailers October Cleanup wSf. a Th —• • GM c ilol 0 '* 1 , ton 8 • panel! 3 R-t-i ■ r ton Danel so iSM" lcm l- i?iV ton ith °ab 470 Tnl'l loai* V? tOD 9 ab - 800 ml 61)5 io*V I'* 0 " S 3b BK s 1700 {PH 1881 3 ton tractor cab. 8K’5...2.500 SS?. 3 *. t 0 °" 84 ‘ 7 Duals. 18 ft. van.... 675 nkrfa. lii, 3 't°. n height body 1.250 Dodge 1931. 3-ton cah 34x7 Dual... 695 International Harvester Cos. 1188 Kentucky Ave. LI-4809 TODAY SPECIAL iV'r VX 9' M ; c - °' jr most popular nVw C ea. 1? k 72. the best of condition, T/tT and new tires, has a ind , cab and places board and press body; priced to sell, $475. Many Others 31 W. 13th St. 55 Autos Wanted * r Will pay cash for your car or equity. L WOLF AUTO CO. M 4518 881 Worth Capitol LE6ALS 56 Legal Notices Stockholders’ annual meeting r>r tu oi h om?er r R V lroad c ° m pany for election* off .V Ce^e a §ffics en o e f ra^ ln b g u a *re Co'” I£ Tu ** day * November 15tli, at A. M. M* Vll, Secretary. 58 Lefal Auctions and Sales W S. W L.!I U ?L5 übUc auction one Chand--I*, model motor number 126653. serial number 137539 for storage and repair charges amounting to $75 at 10 ft. m. November Ist. MONEY’S GARAGE. 3903 E. Washington;