Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 239, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1933 — Page 12

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CHAIN STORES' TAX BRANDED BLOW AT POOR Cincinnati Lawyer Defends System, Warns of Harm to Working Man. Passage of the house bill to levy a $l5O annual tax on chain stores with more than twenty establishments would mean adding between $4,000,000 and $5,000,000 to the cost of the poor man's food in Indiana. With thus statement from Robert S. Marx, prominent Cincinnati attorney, in mind, and the counter contention that the independent! retailer represents the democratic : way of American life, the senate finance committee prepared today! to pass on the bill. For nearly three and one-half hours Monday night they had listened to arguments on the subject. The hearing was held in the senate j chamber, with standing room only j on the main floor and the galleries packed. Rooters Are Busy The spectators were divided into cliques, retail grocers cheering their spokesmen, and the chain store employes rooting for their cause. Soft spoken, Marx ignored the gallery and talked to the committee, headed by Senator Ward G. Biddle (Dem., Bloomington). He represented the Kroger Grocery Company, founder of which began with a single store in Cincinnati and still resides there, he said. "We have no quarrel with the independent merchant,” Marx told the senators. "He offers us the keenest competition possible. Through such co-operative organizations as the Regal stores and the IRGA, they procure the same mass purchasing advantages, advertising, standard fronts and layouts that the private chains do. “What we do object to is the admitted stand taken by them here in trying to levy a punitive tax. This measure is not designed to raise revenue for the state, but to punish us. Spend Large Sums Figures were cited to show that Kroger stores spend more than $17,000,000 in Indiana than they take out of the state and that their total tax payments are five times their dividends. “I appeal to you on behalf of the patrons who daily conduct a

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referendum on whether they want chain stores,” Marx concluded. “We are willing to pay any tax that is levied equally on all business, but not one purposely designed to punish stores that are handling good food at low' prices during this time of great economic distress.” Independent retailers launched their attack against the chains with J. Eugene Hunsberger. secretary of the Indiana Grocers’ and Meat Dealers’ Association, urging passage of the bill. He charged the chains with failing to carry their fair share of the tax burden and turning the country into a nation of hirelings, rather than independent proprietors. w’ho joined in this viewpoint included Amos Pettigo, Indianapolis; Leo Stofelth, Evansville, and Martin H. Dorman, Ft. Wayne. W. R. Weiterick, a Silver Lake farmer, aided the independent merchants’ cause by contending that the chain stores, by buying “leaders” on a large scale, have wrecked the farmer’s produce market. * L. A. Holt, Perry township assessor, asserted that they were not being assessed on stores in like manner with the independent merchant and should be made to pay the tax increase. Representative Fred Galloway • Dem., Indianapolis), co-author of the bill in the house, made a fiery speech for passage and claimed that he was approached regarding a $5,000 bribe to kill it. He has made similar charges regarding other bills in which he has been interested in the house. P. J. Ryan, an Indianapolis real estate owner, opposed the bill, on the ground that the tax would be taken from the store rent. Chester Jackson of the Standard Grocery Company declared the high levy on chains means “taxing the poor,” and both major and independent dealeres opposed it. Present levy is $25 on all stores above twenty.

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10:00—DeSautelle’s orchestra. 11:00—Morrie Brennan's orchestra. 11:30—Sign off. WLW (700) Cincinnati TUESDAY P. M. 4:oo—Jack & Gill and orchestra. 4:ls—Joe Emerson. 4:3o—The Singing Lady iNBCi. 4:45—' Oklahoma Bob” - Albright, s:oo—Dog talk by Dr. Glenn Adams. 5:15—0'.d Man Sunchine (Ford Rush). 5:30—80b Newhall. 5:45 Lowell Thomas iN’BC'. 6:oo—Amos ’n' Andy (NBCi. 6:ls—Gene it Glenn. 6:3o—"Chandu.” the Magician. 6:4s—Lloyd Shaffer orchestra, with Billie Dauscha and quartet. 7:oo—Crime Club iNBCt. 7:3o—Dr. Herman Bundesen. 7:4s—Smilin' Ed McConnell. B:oo—Puddle Family. B:ls—Sunshine Bovs. 8 30—Ed Wynn (NBCi. 9:oo—Orchestra (NBCi. 10:00—l.os Amigos. 10:30—Vox Humana. 11:00—Cotton Club orchestra (NBC I . 11:30—Dancing in Milwaukee iNBC'. 12:00 Midnight—Moon River. A. M. 12:15—Seymour Simon's orchestra. 12.45—“And So To Bed.’’ I:oo—Sign off. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices BAILEY. WILLIAM A.—Beloved husband of Helen Barge Bailev. and father of William. Mary Frances and Dorothy Jean, departed this life Monday. Feb. 13. age 45 years. Funeral Thursday. Feb. 16. at the residence 1225 Calhoun st, 2 p. m. Burial Anderson cemetery. Friends invited. Funeral under the direction of MOORE & KIRK. ENGLEBT. .1 \( K E.—Age 2, beloved little son of Mr. and Mrs. Lerov A. ’Ehglert. at the residence. 214 South Arsenal avenue. Sunday. Feb. 12. 9 p. m. Funeral a! SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL. 946 Noi'th Illinois stret. Tuesday 2 P m. Burial Concordia cemetery, runeral and burial strictly private, beenuse of contagious disease. i ABU i I JULIA ANN—Sister of Marv Josephine anc Sallie S Ferrell passed away at the residence. 4117 Park Ave. Tuesdav. Feb. 14. Time of funeral given later For further information. Friends ™.vcali FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. MtSNEB, MARGARET - 51—Age 60 vears. wife of John J. Masner, died Tuesday at the St Francis hospital. Funeral Thurs--5l? y ',£?- b 16, 8 30 a m - at 'he GEORGE M 1° -v FUNERAL HOME. 2614 W Ellington st. Services 9 a. m. Assumpion church. Burial Holv Cross cemetery. Friends invited Friends mav caff si the FUNERAL HOME Wednesday. 2-4 and_B 10 p, m i. \NKIN. 51.AR5 A.—Grandmother of Mrs. I 1 ™?. Refiwme sister of Mrs. James Re.ph of Mac Cook, Neb, passed on Tues- _ Private services at the PLANNER A BUCHANAN MORTUARY T.U? r • 10 a ' m Burial Lafayette. t Lafayette paners please cooy. 1 l tilt AN SIKS. BRIDGET 51 ART HA Asc il vears. passed away at the resioence of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Quliter. 4*9 S Webster. Funeral Wednesday Feb 15. 830 a m at the FINN BROS FUNFRAL HOME 1639 N Mrricnan S*i vices at St John’s church 9a. m In - ', uent Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS l Cards, In Memoriams KENT—In lovine remembrance of our father JOSEPH KENT, who left us 4 vears ago todav. Feb. 14. 1929 Sadly missed bv his children. MARY. GEORGE. WINIFRED and DONALD 3 Funeral Directors. Florists W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2226 Shelby St. Branch office, 1634 W. Morris. Dr 2570. FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N. Meridian St. TA-1835 GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. Market RI. 5374 “ HISEY & TITUS 957 N. Delaware LI. 3828 Johnson & Montgomery Funeral Home 1622 N. Meridian. HA-1444 J. C. WILSON * 230 Prospect Dr 0321-0323 4 Lost, and Found REWARD TO FINDERS LOST ARTICLES that have been advertised as lost in this column will receive two guest tickets To See “STATE FAIR” at APOLLO THEATER i When you have returned the article ! to its owner, ask him to call Miss ] Joe. RI-5531. at TIMES WANT AD ! HEADQUARTERS and sa.v that von have returned tlie article and tickets | will be mailed at once. | BLACK POCKETBOOK- Lost. cigarette case, keepsake. Reward. 3120 N. Illinois St, TA-6064. j BROWN fountain pen, Indiana Theater, Saturday night. Date 1916 on pen. Keepsake. RI-9424. COCKER SPANIEL lost, black, female, 4 months: liberal reward. Call HU-831S. COIN PURSE—Black. left laying at cashier’s window. sth floor Block’s, about 4:30 Saturday. February 11th, containing between S7O and $73. Also Thurston good __] 41 ck_co in Liber a 1 j-ew ar and. BE-4740. COIN PURSE—SmaII black silk, had $32 to $35. 4 or 5 p. m. in Goldstein or Si ars-Roebnek. Reward. DR-1866-M. GREAT DANE DOG—Very large, tan, children’s pet; reward $25 for information leading to recovery. TA-1919. I Male Spitz. Reward. lIA-3042. I PURSE— Black, misplaced vicinity Peoples | Bank Bldg.. Saturday, Reward. IR-7735. 15 Personals Health Dentistry j Many infectious disease nri, J' ! : are caused from bad teetl srj n*, I Br. Chester Miiier A ‘The Children’s Dentist’ EXAMINATION FREE ' 1107 Ol>l> I EI.T.OAV BFIMUXG MODERN INVALID HOME-Ucare of aged and chronic cases; graduate nurse; reasonable rates; doctor's reference. 1240 Broadway. Apt. 1. LI-3704. PROFESSIONAL NURSE Nursing and treatments given in the home. 351 '/a Massachusetts avenue. RI-5774. RENT A MAYTAG $1 per week. Cali Ri. 9441. Extension 372. L. S. AYRES & Cos. Use VAN OGDEN VANILLA 8 Transportation GOING SOUTH? Take advantage of these mi _ , Ml rates: Louisville. $2.50; 1" Nashville. $5; Chattanooga. J!S. i 1 S8: Atlanta. $9.85; JacksonTl'i ' iqr ville, sl4; Miami. $22. Porter ! i ■ -j Service all the wav. T * "C* UNION BUS DEPOT. BUSINESS SERVICE 7 Business Services AUTO PAINT REMOVED Commercial Sandblasting Cos. 1013 S, DELAWARE. DR-7040. CARPENTER—GENERAL REPAIR. REAS* ESTI. MILLER. CH-4035. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRING. VERY LOW PRICES. CH-5931. FURNACE Coils, installed. $2. Guaranteed work, WA-3467. REGAL HAND LAUNDRY—Soft water, white clothes. Call and deliver. CH-6547. SEWING MACHINES for a short time only, any make cleaned, adjusted in the home, only 50c; guar. LI-7948-9106. 7-a Moving, Transfer, Storage FIREPROOF STORAGE Store now. pay six months iater, fTee nr.uling to storage. Moving $4 per load and up. Call RI 7750 419 E. Market_St ALLISONS—Exp. white men. Move cheapcr. FREE estimate. LI-4105. MOVING $2 UP—Local, overland equiD. covrJ trucks: white men, Pete’s, CH-2878. MOVIVG-HAULING—Rent anew truck. U-Drive-It. 39 Kentucky avenue. RI-7438. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS'. INSTRUCTIONS 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring AVIATION FRFE Ground Course; flving instruction. Tarkington Aviation Cos.. Municipal_Airport. BE-4400, HA-2562-R. WILL GIVE VOICE lessons in exchange for singing in ensemble. Low' voices preferred. IR-0956, HELP WANTED 13 Help Wanted—Male REPRESENTATIVE for well established dry cleaning plant. We show you how to make a living. MR. BURKETT: apply between 3 and 6 p. in. 2269 N. Illinois. YOUNG MEN to qualify for tlje position of Dental Technician. Those accepted must be ambitious of good habits and character. Desirous of training themselves for the future at a cost of approximately $lO month. Apply VAN-ELL TECH. LABORTORIES, 435 K. of P. Bldg. 16 Situations Wanted EXPERIENCED farmer will share crop or work on farm. ELMER DAVIS. R. R. 1, Martinsville. Indiana. EXPERIENCED farmer wants work on farm. Handy with tools. 17 S. Oriental. RENTALS^ 17 Furnished Rooms $1.50 TO s2—lllinois, N, 720; clean comfortable. resnectable home, modern. $250: 7250 ASHLAND —Front room; private home: suitable for 2: meals optional. HEI $2.50; COLLEGE. 1336—Nice room: large I closet: next bath; good heat. LI-8013. S3—ORANGE. 222—2 nice, clean rooms, down, good heat, garage. DR-2894-W. 1 ALABAMA. N„ 523 GAYLORD AP*T. 5 | Cozv warm room adjoining bath. S3. ALABAMA. N, 723—Warm, comfortable, clean rooms: also small cottage: walking distance: phone. CENTRAL. 1241—Front sleeping room. 4 windows; private entrance. Telephone. $2 50, Parking space. ILLINOIS. N.. 1907—Steam heated room; clean: nicelv furnished, large closet. 1 or 2: garage. MASSACHUSETTS. 540—Steam heat, modern rooms. Simmons beds; low daily. weekly rates. NEW JERSEY. N . 226—Warm sleeping rooms: $2 week. 35c a night; steam heat. WASHINGTON. W.. 359—Rooms, double or single: 82 week. 50c double, per night. Colonial Hotpl Evert con . free \_uiuiil<u iJUlttl parking. Must see to appreciate. $4 up, 236 N. Illinois CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia, downtown clean steam heated rooms; walking distance: $2 tin. CORONADO"HOTEL °7 th blo o^ bus terminal, heat, running water in rooms —7sc up, weekly S3 up. 156 1 N Illinois HOTEL ANTLERS Offers all comforts. Ultra modern hotel 1 service. As low as 52 a day; $lO week i 750 N Meridian. Ll-2351. $2 39 Week hates slashed Rieht when vou ned a nd up warm, modern room S9 59 51011111 along with this blizzard. *uon m ccmes thf g-eatest and up monev-saving event of the tear. Our rooms are modern and i chock-full of real comfort. Running water, i Constant citv heat. Free baths. Daily I rates as low as 69 cents: with connecting Ibath $1.19. Market and New Jersey streets. PURITAN HOTEL

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at Give-Away Prices \ Unfinished Kitchen Occasional liocker $2 9V Chalr 69V Gas Range R 75 Walnut China Metal Utility Chest, wal. finish. .8-4.95 3-Pc. Living Room Chifforobe, walnut Suite $17.75 8-Pc. Oak Dining Floor Lamps .... f)Br Room Suite. . .$12.75 Smoker Rug Cushion 95c Davenport ...$7.75 \ Table lamp, compl. 69c 5-Pc. Breakfast Set $5.95 Gateleg table $5.75 Day Bed and Pad. .$5.95 Trunk 75£ Junior Lamp, compl. 98£ Wamhmide 440 ’ 480 s ST *

RENTAL* 17 Furnished Rooms ARE you satisfied with your present furnished room or apt.? Phone us. and quickly and conveniently your troubles are over. No shopping tours with usual disappointments. Our service absolutely free. Phone Mr. Smith. LI-5031. BYou Planning to Visit V YORK? ffete information on rates, guide books, zhtseeing. &c.. The olis Times offers its the complete facili,s New York office, itrite to the is RESOP,T BUREAU ot the World-Telegram Scripps - Howaru Newspaper.” 7 W. 42d St.. N.Y.C. obligation. o / course! 18 Housekeeping Rooms $5; ASHLAND, 1232—2 Rooms, modern, all furnished, utilities. Private entrance. RI-8771. $5: TENTH. E.. 2225—2 rooms, front, modern. large clothes closet, gas range, clean. CH-5845. S6—TIBBS. N.. 1713 —3-room modern double. furnished; utilities; garage; Speedway bus. $7—616 E. NINTH—2 rooms, kitchenette, warm; furnished: large closet; private entrance. LI-2788. ST; ILLINOIS. N, 3471 —3 furnished rooms. private balh. private entrance. TA-5853. BROADWAY. 1422--Furnished apartment; steam heat; private bath; Frigidaire; garage. Reduced. ILLINOIS, N., 2339—2-room, kitchenette apartment, for 4; 2 bedrooms. $6.50; 1 room, $3.50. TA-7110, ILLINOIS. N, 1726 —Nice clean, well furnished; sink in kitchenette: private entrance; reasonable. ILLINOIS. N.. 2019 —Apartment 2 rooms; sun parlor, private lavatory, hot. cold water; privileges; 55.50. TA-5042. MERIDIAN. S.. 1706—4 FRONT ROOMS; GOOD HEAT, PRIVATE ENTRANCE; S7. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2038—Kitchenette apartments; furnished; good heat: suitable for 3, Private entrance. OHIO. E.. 540—2 front rooms. $3.50 per week. Others $2 lip: garage: $1 month. PARK, 2146 —Very desirable; 2 connecting rooms, near bath; utilities; garage; reasonable; PENNSYLVANIA. N, 1866—Room: 2 large closets; overstuffed, private bath, entrance. kitchen privileges. TA-5460. STATE, 425 N.—2 modern rooms, clean, good heat, everything furnished, garage optional STATE. N.. 316--3 or 4 modern rooms, all utilities. Near Tech, excellent transportation, RI-2264. TALBOT. 2420 N.—l and 2-room apartmenls, $3. $3.50 and $4,50 week. TA-7110. 19 Rooms with Board NEW JERSEY. N.. 2217—We1l furnished front room, good heat: real home; modern. TA-4706. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2062—Large studio room: twin beds; young men; pre-war prices: garage. NORTH—Lovely front room; nice home for 2: good meals; Illinois car. HAPENNSYLVANIA. N.. 2740—2D. FLOOR; FRONT. TWIN BEDS; PRIVATE HA--3741-J. TALBOT, N. 2858—Stop looking at rooms you won’t enjoy. See ours. HA-0209-R. ATTRACTIVE HOME—Employed mother and child, with mother’s care, or married couple; home privileges; reasonable. BE-4053. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS. 21 Unfurnished Apartments $7; CENTRAL. 2612—3 rooms, all utilities furnished: steam heat; good location. $22; 42 W. 11TH—Nicely decorated, kitchanette apartment, heat, gas, water, ice furnished. Call Apt. 1, The Grant. $25; ASHLAND, 1214—4 Rooms, hardwood floors, utilities furnished; gar. RI-2636. $35: BROADWAY. 1207—4 rooms. Frigidaire. in-a-door bed. utilities furnished. janitor service. CH-4249, CENTRAL. 2342 —5 rooms, heat, water furnished; 1 month free. RI-5994. HE-2783. 1433 N. PENNSYLVANIA—S4O, $65. 108 E. 13th. S3B-SSO. TENTH, E. 1532'.—4-rm. modern; heat, water, near Tech. See Janitor. CH-2758. TWO BEDROOMS—S2S.OO. Best value in citv. Splendid heat and daylight. 1139 E. Washington. H. H, WOODSMALL AGENCY. INC, INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL AGENCY We furnish free transportation to inspect furnished and unfurnished apts.. day or night. No obligation. LI-5452. Eve.. or Sun. TA-1064 or WA-0433. 22 Unfurnished Houses $10 —4-ROOM bungalow. High School road. near Morris: garage. LI-3742. IR,-7915. $18; 31ST. W., 825—5-room modern; hardwood floors, good furnace, garage; water paid. HA-1084-R. S2O—LEXINGTON. 1832—6-room double; bath; garage; near school. RI-7807. S2O: COYNER. 2346 —Modern 5-room double, garage: near Spades Pk. CH-2563. $25; MIChIGAN, E.. 4821—5 rooms, large living room, water paid. WA-0717. $25: TENTH ST.. E.. 1846—Redecorated. 5 rooms, modern, double, water paid. CH--6145. $25: TEMPLE. N.. 639—St. Philip 6-room thoroughly cleaned, garage. BE-0163-J. S26—BRADLEY. N, 926—4-room modern double; in-a-door bed: garage. CH-2275. COLLEGE AVE., 4073—Ultra modern 6room double; sun parlor, shower; unusual features. Was $55. now S4O. HU--1802. DE QUINCY. N. 928—4-room modern, in-a-door bed; garage. Call IR-2024. GUILFORD. 2838—Modern 5 rooms: good condition: reduced sls. WA-0913. HERBERT. 1223—6-room modern, double, garage, water paid: sl6 month. Owner. 609 N. Rochester. lOWA. 606 —4-room modern double, garage. water paid; S2O. : JULIAN. 5741—Modern six rooms, single I garage: Frigidaire. IR-3887. OAKLAND. N. 1133—6-room, modern, hdouble, garage, fine condition, reasonable, Ch-6517-M. 1927 PARKER—Semi-modern double: water: garage: Heatrola, gas range and linoleum. LI-5231. 1509 E. Raymond Nice four-room bungalow-. Comparative new house. Has new paper, lights, gas, city water, sink, toilet, two lots and a two-car garage. Low rent. LI-7491. Gregory & Appel, Inc. TUXEDO. N.. 1121 —Modern 6 rooms good furnace: 3 squares School 54. Free rent to March 1. RI-1273 evenings CH-5454-J. REDUCED TO $20—3544 N. Sherman Dr. 4-room double, strictly modern, electric refrigerator, in-a-door bed. hardwood floors garage, near school, water paid. CH-5235. New Rental List Just received. Call for it or phone us and we will mail a copy. LI-7491 Gregory & Appel, Inc. 5 Rooms—2 Lots Sls • 604 S Woodrow, chicken house, garage. We'' outside, electric lights. Call Frazee. LI-2318.

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RENTALS 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses S2B: BARGAlN—Bungalow, east; 5 rms., overstuffed. fireplace, garage. For fur. houses call Mr. Mott, RI-9476, Penn Hotel. BROADWAY, 3356—3-bedroom brick veneer; attractively furnished; tile sun room: hot water heat; G. E. refrigerator; garage; side drive; 1-year lease; S7O monthly; *>dults only. City references required. Owner. LOCKERBIE. 6)4 —Clean, modern 5-room apartment, hot water, steam, low rent. NEW YORK. 1628, W.—s rms., overstuffed. bath,’ W'ater pd.; $5 wk. Jersey, 739 N„ 5 rms. o’stuffed: mod ; $7 wk. RI-7725 RAYMOND. 1310 E.—s-room modern, near school, utilities paid. S3O month. WALLACE. N.. 19—4-room apartment, nicelv furnished: private: key 124 N. Penny. WALNUT. E.. 115—3-rooms, alcove, private bath. See housekeeper in basement: cheap FURNISHED apartment. 3 rooms. Frigidaire; adults. Inquire maid. 2407 N. Delaware. 24 Suburban and Farms TENANT with funds wanted for 20-acre place north of citv. References required. Times Box K-16. REAL ESTATE^FOR SALE 28 Sale Suburban Property 5-ROOM modern bungalow'; fireplace; in very good condition; price $2,000. JENNINGS_BROS.,_2B S. Illinois St. 29 Lots, Farms and Acreage $350 CASH takes clear 80-acre Owen County farm: 65 acres plow land; orchard; old house. IR-4297. MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale BABY BUGGY, baby bed and high chair, very reasonable. TA-4617. BEAUTIFUL Oriental bargains in a beautiful new- store. JAPANESE ART STORE 27 E. Ohio, BEDS ~72 T, walnut, full size, sBl corner wall brackets. 25c each. One walnut four poster bed, $lO. One kitchen cabinet base, $5. One kitchen cabinet, wellknown make, sls. BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. Corner Capitol and South Sts. BOTTLES—Reduced prices. We deliver. WEST END BOTTLE CO.. 534 W. Learl St. LI-8085. CINDERS AND CRUSHED STONE. WHY NOT CALJi SPARKS? RI-2282. DESTROY MOTH—And their larvae; use Mothicide and moth preventive. Albert G. Maas Cos.. 31 Virginia Ave. RI-7125. HEATER—No. 6 ’Ruud,” $75: Pittsburg heater No. 4 S4O; used. 813 Ft. Wayne Ave. INV ALIDCH AIRS Crutches for sale or rent; good chairs. $2.50 per month, delivered free. Crutches 25c per mo. BAKER BROS. 219 E. WASHINGTON MAGAZINES—Red Book. Good Housekeeping. American. Many others. 5c each 6 for 25c, COLES. 114 N. Pennsvlvania. MEAT display case, McCray ici box, 4x6; 1 lard press, 5424 E. Washington St. $65.00 AUTOMOBILE* TRUNK, USED Complete with w-aterproof cover, three roomv suitcases 30x17. w-ith fancy lining and pockets: also clamps to fit any car. Remarkably low price of S2O. BLOCK'S Luggage Dept. Fifth Floor. SUDDEN DEATH—It never fails: destroys bedbugs and household vermin. Albert G. Maas Cos., 31 Virginia Ave. RI-7125. New Thor washer $49.50 Floor sample washer $29.95 Used motors Vx hp $3.95 Wringer rolls per pair... SI.50 “WAYNE OIL BURNER With tank. Ideal for home. V/iII sacrifice for $175. Equitable Securities Cos. 544 E. Wash. St. LI. 7087 SELL A RENT OR BUY REAL “ESTATE through classified ads in The Times Phone “ad-taker” Rt. 5551 during business hours. 34-b Auction Sales PUBLIC AUCTlON—Simplex mechanism, Feb. 28th. 9 a. m., at National Theater Supply Cos., 436 N, Illinois St. 35 Household Goods BEDROOM SUITE, S3O; dining rm. suite, refectory table. $45; living rm. suite] $69, Rugs at a sacrifice. 3710 N. Meiidian! BEDROOM suite. S3O; 9x12 rug. $lO. Coxw'ell chair. $7.50; gas stove, $3; chest of drawers, $2.75; large oak dresser, 57.50. 318 North Denny. BUFFET. 60-inch] mission oak; Victrola and records. S3. 1614 W. Michigan. BE--1432, after 3:30 p. m. CLOSING OUT sale ol manv highgrades of Ice Boxes. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos.. 2000 Northwestern, TA-0C39. ELECTRIC WASHER—Gain-A-Day. Royal Sweeper, both A-l; very reasonable. IR--2136 Ring 6. FOUR-POSTER bed in original crate; never been _used. $lO. HU-2871. GAS RANGE—Peninsular, standard size] w-ith oven and broiler. $lO delivered and connected. CITIZENS GAS COMPANY, 45 S. Pennsylvania. RI-5421 HOOVER—RoyaI, Eureka Sweepers. $lO to $17.50; terms. 2151 E. New York st Open evenings. $l5O NATIONALLY advertised Electric Refrigerator. This is a 5 cu. ft. box. and has not been used 3 months. We will place this in the home of a responsible party with good references: who will nav the balance due of sß9.64—at $5.00 per month. Distributor. Times Box K 22. RENT A MAYTAG $1 per week. Call RI. 9441. Extension 372. L. S. Ayres & Cos. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS 36 Radios, Musical Instruments ACCORDIONS—Lowest prices. FREE LESSONS. Indiana Music Cos.. Paul H. Rinne Mgr.. 143 E, Ohio. Room. 228 LI-4088] j FREE—Radio service calls, estimate 11 rep needed. LANES. 2328 E. 10th CH-0216 FREE—Radio service calls. FREE testing Day and night. Guaranteed. CH-6542] i NEW Motorolas $22.50; guaranteed; evei nings. Sundays. Skinners Auio Radio. 620 N. Delaware. sllO PHILCO cheap to first party with cash. 45 N. Denny St. PIANO PLAYER —Walworth: A-l condition $25.00. Ch-4071. 1 ° ’ RADIOS—Brand new. 1933 Crcsiey Fivers Philco Jrs., and U. S. Radios. Cash and carry. sl3 50. Alien’s. 534 Mass SERVICE PHILCO AND ORrislvv~ l gp EC Don't be without vour radio. If vour set has to be taken to our shop, we will loan you one. PAUL KERR MUSIC CO. CH-3036. 29 N. Temple. CH-303e SHEET MUSlC—Latest hits in popular vocal and orchestrations. Discounts’ on orchestrations: 10Y on 3 or more 20', on $5 worth or over PEARSON PIXNo CO 128 N. Penn. LI-5513. SPARTON—IO-tube in beautiful Highbov cabinet. This is a real buy. Sale Price $39 Complete. RADIO BARGAIN SHOP 225 E. Wash. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK—RADIO TUBES. 44c: 20c ALLOWANCE FOR X'OUR OLD TUBES. MAKES YOUR NEW’ TUBES COST YOU ONLY 24c. SMITH HASSLER fe STURM. 219 MASS WE BUY and sell used radios and parts RADIO EXCHANGE. 623 Mass. Ave.

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41 Cash Coal Mart

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THE STANDARD OF WEST Always Available From These Authorized Dealers

F. W. Aldag Company 3409 E. Washington St. CHerrv 5507. American Coal Company ... 1065 W. 25th Street TAlbot 0927 At-las 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 City Ice & Coal Cos 728 East Washington St. Riley 6301 Comfort Coal Sc Coke C0...1741 Naomi Street DRexel 3439 Crow Coal Cos 212 North Pine Street Lincoln 6726 Frank M. Dell 1001 Southeastern Ave. Lincoln 1546 E. E. Heller & Cos 1924 Fletcher Avenue DRexel 1540 Hobart-Mathews Company. 1037 South Keystone Ave. DRexel 0439 Inland Coal & Ice Cos 602 South Capitol Ave. Lincoln 6602 McComas Coal Company ...1279 W. 23rd Street TAlbot 0717 Monument Coal Cos 701 East Washington St. Lincoln 2233 Oeftering & Litzelman ....1130 Kentucky Avenue Riley 5071 Penn Coal Cos 741 East Washington St. Rllev 7409 Pittman-Riee Coal Cos 102 South La Salle St. CHerry 5100 Pocahontas Coal Company.. 2112 Northwestern Ave. TAlbot 3080 Stewart Coal Cos 3539 Roosevelt Avenue CHerry 4600 Twinn Coal Cos 1549 Van Bren Street DRexel 0282 Weaver Coal & Ice Cos 11l Leota Street DRexel 2201 West Side Cash Coal Cos. .. 110 North Richland St. BElmont 3014

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38 Tpyewriter, Store and Office Supplies Unredeemed TYPEWRITERS Underwood —Roval —L. C. Smith $lO up CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. TYPEWRITERS paire \ l % 14N,?. I 4 N ,?. TYPEWRITERS rented. $2.50 per mo.: $6 for 3 mo Woodstock 317 N Penn L 4712 SWAP Things You Have for Things You Want TO ADVERTISER Each ad appearing in this column Is listed in The Times Swap Bureau Directory for sixty days free of charge. Your swap ad costs only 3c a word in The Times. Special multiple rates of seven days for the price of five and four days for the cost of three. TO TRADERS If you can not find the leads that you desire in the ads in this column call the Swap Counter. RI-5551. and we will attempt to arrange a trade for you from Swaps previously published. There is no charge for this service. 39 Swaps CHEVROLET, 1933 coach. Less than 30 days old. Will swap for low priced car or trade for Railroad Bldg. & Loan stock or Celtic. Times. Box K. 18. CHEVROLET. 1933 specia 1~~6-wheel sedan, almost new. Will trade for Real Estate or what have you. Box 17, Times. DEED EQUITY in 7-room house, modern except furnace, corner lot; paved street. Swap or sell for 40 or 60 acre farm; Brown or Morgan. Cheap for cash. 1176 N. Warman. QUARANTEED fuel saver for coal or oil furnace for what have you? Times, Box K-20. HAVE L. C. Smith typewriter; what have you? Write Walter Cale, R. R. C. Danville. Ind. LOTS—Trade on Indianapolis property, payments not over $25 to S3O month. RI-5895. . MARMON, 1928, 4-aoor sedan, will trade for ’2B Ford or Chevrolet coupe or coach. Ri. 1371. Apt. 608. after 6 p. m. SCHOOL BOOKS—New, used, swap books. Drugs, prescriptions. Crawford s Drugs, 813 N. Delawarjx ■i 4 VIOLIN Excellent rone. $10; or gentleman’s suit: size 40. LI-0368. BOTTOMS. TRADE equity in 1930 De Soto Coupe for small car. RI-0471. WATER HEATER—Automatic. pedestal lavatory, cash or trade. 609 E. 11th, RI-3713. 40 Wanted To Buy All Furniture Wanted CALL MR. PIERCE. RI-2019. WHEN YOU’RE READY TO SELL. Cash Paid for Old Gold, Jewelry. Diamonds, Dental scraps, etc. STANLEY JEWELRY CO.. Lincoln Hotel building. SELL YOUR OLD GOLD and old watches and dental bridges direct to a gold buyer. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. 308 Indiana Ave. RI-5994 WANT furniture. 4 to 6 rooms, also odd nipces, highest price's. HU-7274. WE BUY OLD GOLD SELL YOUR OLD GOLD DIRECT Gold refiner. Highest prices paid ior gold teeth, bridges. crowns discarded jewelerv, watches. Cash paid. Bring to STANDARD GOLD REFINING CO. 423 LEMCKE BUILDING. Cor. Pennsylvania and Market Sts. SELL. RENT OR BUY BEAL ESTATE through classified ads in The Times. Phone “ad-taker” Ri. 5551 during business hours 41 Cash Coal Mart ii. Kindling and No Wheel Charge Special Coal Sale 25c Discount on 2-Ton Coal Orders W. Va„ blk. Gin. fkd., 54.75 Is). Crk. egg W. Va. fkd., 54.50 Isl. Crk. Ip.W.Va.fkd., 55.00 Brazil Blk. egg size, $4.00 W. Va.. M. R., very lumpy $4.00 BEST WHITE ASH WASHED 7K NUT. CLN. FKD. IND. No. 5 J UnK7N.IC£ Srt<7AlC(? PK-4-o2i i<)lO Bluff ave I It will pay you to visit our yard and I see the difference in good coal. $ 3.60t0n Buys BIG 6x3 IND. EGG High Quality—Low Ash NO WHEEL-IV CHARGE Low Prices on Other Good Coals CENTER CGAL CO. LI. 1458 FREDRICK COAL DR. 1792 'WA.SOfcfc SOI BEECHF.R st. XT 1070 E. 4QgST VcptClAU BRAZIL BLK. * A Cft Ind. large slab LOOKS different—BUßNS different. IS different. BIG SPRING QQ OC Ind. M:n: Run wVaAiW Snappy Cold Weather Coai. No Wheel Charge. 25c disc, on 2-ton orders. MANLEY-O’DONNELL FUEL CO. HE-1391. 2108 COLUMBIA, HE-1391. Island Creek OO W. VA. BIG LP. FKD. V t\J\J Island Cr. W. Va. Furnace Ece. fkd.. $1.50 Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos. DR-2100. 4 Yards PR-2101. HARLAN Kv i washed Stoker coal for Domestic Stokers. Real Clean. Schuster Coal Cos. DR-3000 WEAVER COAL & ICeTco] DR-2201. No Wheel Charge. DR-2201.

MERCHANDISE 41 Cash Coal Mart Indianapolis Rrlail Varda.

CASH COAL SALE KINDLING WITH EACH TON. 25c Discount on All 2-Ton Orders. W. Va. egg, fkd.. .* . $4.00 W. Va. Lp. snov. $4.40 W. Va. M.-R $3.90 E. Ky., Ip. show $4,75 Isl. Crk. egg \l*- $4.50 Isl. Crk. Lp. w. < va. $ 4 7 5 Boca. No. 3 Ip. shov. $6.00 Poca. No. 3, M.-R $3.25 XV tT xx • SPECIAL SPECIAL NO WHEEL CHARGE Brazil Egg md. shov. $3.75 Ton. $2,05: Vx Ton. $1.30. W. Va. lp., cln. fkd .. $4.50 Vx Ton. S2.SO—U Ton. $1.50. E. Ky. Ip., cln. fkd $4.75 Vx Ton, $2.65—',i Ton. $1.60. Isl. Crk. Ip., cln. fkd. $4.75 Vx Ton. $2.65: W. Va.. Vx Ton. $1.60. Consolidated Coal Cos. DR-5300. DR-5300. Pocahontas shovel lump. K V V $6.00 Buster Brown Coal Cos. —- 1630 - HE-1630, Attractive Prices Federal Coal Cos. CII-2291 TRY TIMES WANT~A~DS FOR~BUSINESS] financial 44-a Securities WE BUY old accounts and notes. See us today. MAJESTIC FINANCE. INC.. 702 Inland Bldg, LI-4600 WILL BUY BUILDING AND LOAN STOCKS or security for loans. ~„S £ H LOSS BROS. INVESTMENT CO 13. E. Wash. 45 Business Opportunities EXPERT auto repairs; reasonable prices. Penn-Ten Garage, Penn, and 10th Sts. WANT to borrow SSOO to finance business that is a necessity. Times. Box K-19. 46 Personal Property Loans FURNITURE LOANS DIAMOND LOANS 2°/o LOWEST IN CITY NO EXTRA CHARGES Hates 2% whether $1 or S3OO balance. Indpls. Public V/eifare Loan 330 OCCIDENTAL BLDG. RI-3587 DIRECTORS. G. A. Efroymson Judge J. A. Collins Wm. J. Mooney Franklin Vonnegut M. M. Dunbar Ralph Bamberger P. C. Reilly Herman P. Lieber Henry Langsenkamp HAVING TROUBLE j j Making* Ends Meet? I I A “PERSONAL” loan will solve foor ! problem quickly. You can arrange to repay a small amount monthly In accord-, iance with your income. For quick service, phone, write or come In. PERSONAL ye? finance co. La 34 S. Pennsylvania St. . RI. 5054 ! 47 Real Estate Loans WANTED Loan of $5,000 at 8% on Ist mortgage of 4 times this value, T:mes Box K-15 WANT to borrow S7OO first mortgage on good property. BE-4989-R. 18 Automobile Loans WHY LOSE YOUR CAR? If vou can t meet vour navments we will refinance vour car. the Dayments iower. or give you cash. 1/2 1/2 RATE RATE If paid when due; if not, regular legal rate will prevail urtil maturity LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. :r ’ : v '~- W 'V- RLH32I

DON’T LOSE YOUR AUTO. OTHERS PAID OFF. MORE MONEY ADVANCED ' j • We make loans on ALL cars regardless of make or year. You can get j||| MORE money on your car at SMKS EROS I AUTO LOAN CO ; 308 INDIANA AVE. RI. 5994 |i>

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financial 48 Automobile Loans Loans on Automobiles Legal Rates. MERIDIAN MOTOR SALES 820 N, Meridian. RI-4331. AUTOMOTIVE 50 Autos For Sale BUICK 23-20. Tidor sedan. A-l in every way; good tires: $325. Vollrath & McCarthy 1302 E. Wa-h LI-7383. 1930 CHEVROLET coach; in first-cla.-..,70::^ dition; in dark blue and oas excellent ti:es; only 565 down, balance ca.v, pun s Johnson Chevrolet Cos Used Ca: Loi. Mes ndlan and 11th. LI-5361. . . CHEVROI J nomical 4-cyiinder. Bargain SBS. | 1929 CHEVROLET sedan, equipped with new tires and has been thoroughly overhauled in our shop. See this one before you buy; only $55 down, balance easy terms. Johnson Chevrolet Cos. Used Car Lot. Meridian and 11th _LI-5361 CHEVROLET 1939 coach; bargain $1 BRADFORD CHEV . 3209 E. Wash. CiU 0500. C'HEV.Ri |[ El c:r,;ur. eu.vi. >125. BRADFORD CHEV.. 3209 E. Wash CH-0500. 1931 CHEVRi 'LLT i green with green wheels. This car is m perfect mechanical condition and has new tires. Johnson Chevrolet Cos. Used y r Lot. Meridian and 11th. LI-5361. CiiF.A Si,! R -Fcr the latest model cars at the lowrs‘ pnc'C. H. WALLERICII 950 N. Merldiai ... DODGE—!92B Brougham; mechanical a-e good General tire... $145 BRADFORD CHEV.. 3203 _ E. Wash CH-0509. 1326 coupe: excellent condition _ $.)0; new battery Call 220 K. Merrill St. ESSEX COACH $35:" Nash s< dan]* Sls Ha and, GE'Cb nearly new tires. $65 BRADFORD _C!TE> 3209 E Wash CH-0500 ya tk ESSEX 28 four-door sedan; \-l TN[ shape, $125. Hare Chew, 552 E. W#lWa..h RI-5323 FORI) *3l COUPE 3135 | SACKS BROS . 309 N CAPITOI AVE FORD - 1532 1 utior V-8; just like nl ; ... ished in maroon with jumbo balloon tires Less than lO.DOf) miles; A-l throughout saao. EQUITABLE SECURITIES Ilf I 7687. 544 E. Wash.. 915 Va. Are. 1035 N. Mer. I FORD ’3O SEDAN $165 j SACKS BROS . 309 N CAPITOL AVE. FRANKLIN, 1926 coupe, $65. LOSE? MOTORS., INC. 1133 North Meridian. HIT-MOBILE 1932 Victoria, brand now* never boon driven. Big discount. VOLLRATH MCCARTHY. 1302 E. Wash. LI--1929 OLDS 4-door sedan. Be sura this car before you buy: equipped with new I ires; finish is A-! and mechanically it is perfect. Your old car probably will make the down payment; balance easy terms. Johnson Chevrolet Cos. Used Car Lot, Meridian and 11th. LI-5361. Packard '23 Sedan, Very Nice LOSSY motors INC. 1133 N. Meridian. SEE OUR STOCK of real ! .... in 1933 transportation. Abels-Fink Auto Cos. 535 N. Capitol Ave. LI-1112. A FINE selection of liigngrade exchanged $1 095 Broad raneo in Prices. $25 to ‘ CENTRAL BUICK CO. 12(1 W North st. LI-1999 51 Trucks, Tractors, Trailers | FORD- 1' -ton chassis and cab: A-l oaXn U tf !0 H t , : . $135 - BRADFORD CHEV.. 3209 E. Wash. CH-0500. 1931 FORD '--ton pickup; ini A-l mechanlcal condition: has excellent rubber and clean throughout: vour old car will probably make the down payment. Johnson car l ° : New Semi-Trailers f l?. t^..m9nnfactllrcr t 0 consumer. $395. INDLANAPOLIS TRUCK AND TRAILER CO.. Lffi-jjL.pcorgia Si, DR-3300. REPOSSESSED tractor; worth the monev Also semi-trailer. MACKS TRUCKS. 730 F, Y/r.sh. St. WE y A yE the most, complete stork of used TRUCKS- TRACTORS-TRAILERS. We have ever had to offer GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT 31 W. 13th St. H. SANDYS. ; LI-7467. TRY_7 IMPS WA VI All.S Fort businfss] 53 Accessories. Tires. Parts j - - USED TIRES 1 Guaranteed 2.000 Miles. I Taken In trade on Generals. Others guaranteed up to 8.000 miles at slightly higher prices. The General Tire Cu. 838 N. Delaware St. LI-5523 55 Autos Wanted CARS WANTED—Why not call CH-5328 If you want to sell your car and get a better price for it. Get your cash at once. WILL pay cash for good used cars. Best prices in town. EVANS MOTORS 11th at Meridian. RI-8051. WILL pav cash for vour ear or equity. I. WOLF AUTO CO. , , I 2?i2 na ’ s Largest Used Car Dealer. LL.IS 561 N. Capitol. CASH for your car, 1 to 100 Schott Auto Cos. 2004 N. Meridian. TA-3700 LEGALS >^ 8 Legal Auctions and Sales LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that goods stored in name of Mrs. D. E Barnett. Lou 3906. generally described as follow;:: Davenports, beds, boxe:-, rockers, chairs, dressers, washing machines, rugs, buffet, timing table, sewing machine, trunk, chest, gas range, refrigerator anti o'her goods, * y e . sold at .Auction on Wednesday. March 1, 1933, at 9 o'clock a. m. at 1601 College Avenue, Indianapolis. Ir.d., for Storage and other charges, c OuGHLEN TRANSFER re STORAGE CO. Household goods stored in the name of the following persons will be sold for . torage charges Tnursday, March 2nd. 1933 If their accounts are not paid on or before the above date: Donaid Young. A. K Walker. Mary Horn. Charles S. Payton. Htnrv V/rav. Mrs Murray. Mr. Daugherlv, Mrs. Phillips, Dortlia Cnss. J. L. Pape, George Hampshire. 3crs L. Strauh and Baxter*. Mr. Shepherd, Mr Kennedy. Mr. fcevan. Mrs. White Cerjj London, Anna Sauer. S L. Wentz Bertha Kline, Crawford Pitcher Ethel Canary Violet McConough. John Rorney, Stanley Scott. L. Bangc. J. H. TA j LOR TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY. LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given pursuant to the statutes of the state of Indiana, that the undersigned conducting a public storage nouse will sell at public auction a 10 a m.. March 2, 1933. for the storage and ol.wr charge, thereon, the household goods and chattels of whatsoeve- kind ne.cngmg to and stored by the follow ng named persons to wit: Mary E Asbury Lot No. 327; Clifford Carmichael Lot No. 452; Marie CunningF? 1 F°c, 481: c ’ SEnf ’ r Daily Lot No. 326: Alfred Edce.man Lot No. 317 C S Hawkings Lot No. 433; C. G. Marshal! Lot No. 339 and 322: Harry O Cain Lot No. 43j; Nettie Pray Lot S. E . Cor,, 2nd floor; Mrs. John H. Redman Lot No. 303 Miss E. 3weeney Lot No. 239; Mrs. j. E. Sullivan Lot No. 232. Grover Wood Lot No. a3a. PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. 419-23 East Market S‘.. Indianapohr. Ir.d. LEGAL SALE Notice is hereby given pursuant to the statutes ol the State of Indiana that the undersigned, conducting a public s'orage house will on Tuesday Febuary 28. 1933. at 10:00 a. m . ell for accrued charges the houscnold goods and other goods belonging to the following named people: Chas. Bailev. No. 013; Russell Bohannon. No. 1264; Clara Brown. No. 1320 Jess Brown. No. 1323; J. J Carr. No. 1345; C S. Carter. No. 1301: Mr. Witherspoon. No. 1271; Const. Freeman. Nos. 1339 1334. 1330 1329. 1325. 1203. 1295. 1263. 1239. W. Cowherd No. 1331: James Crump. Na. B-113C2: B. R. Cutsinger. No. 1284; John C. Dooley, No. 1065; Jessie Ditton. No. 1202; El.is ec Porter. No. 1308: Margaret Ewing. No. 1102; Mafcle Forsha. No. 1230; Mrs. Theodosia Foxworthy. No. 10275; Frost-Ki.st Root Beer Company No. 1287; Mrs. Greene. No 1336: C. L Gunning No. 1236; E. Jones. No. 1232: Mrs Alta J. Kirby. B-7562; C Knodel. No. 1071; Mrs. Wm. L. Morgan. No. 859; Mrs. A. H Morrison. No. 1246: Henrv Mueller, No. 1244: Lennie Oswald. No. B-9777; Delier Owens No. 484; Geo. Pankerslev No. 1235; Mrs. Louise Powers. No. 1322; Milton Ross. No 467; Henrv Simon. No 1210: Mrs. J. Slocum. No. 1348; Mrs Everett Stokes. No 2128; Carl Toner. No. 1077: G. E Stokes. No. 1281: Cyrus P Taber. No 422; Mrs. Delia Taylor, No. 740: Leonard R. Vails. No. 1324: Joseph Wade. No. 1292: Thos. C. Wballen. No. 1290: Raymond Rasch. No. 1332. SHANK AUCTION AND FURNITURE COMPANY