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STATES DEMAND RIGHT TO SHARE IN LIQUOR TAX Look Toward Repeal as Means to Replenish Depleted Funds. Walker Stone hat been attiened to turret and report on one of the most important newt itoriei of thii winter, the problem! following repeal. Herewith it the flrtt of a tenet of atoriet that will be carried from time to time—dally for a few datt—summarizing refloat of the major federal, ttate and local problem! and tell how tome eommanitiei are meeting them. BY WALKER STONE Timet Special Writer WASHINGTON. Sept. 19—National and state lawmakers are asking. “How much tax can the liquor traffic bear?" Now that it practically Ls certain that the eighteenth amendment will be repealed Dec. 5, the day the thirty-sixth state ratification will be held, fiscal experts are looking toward legalized liquor trade as a means for replenishing funds. Prior to prohibition, state governments as a rule refrained from taxing the liquor business, leaving that field of taxation to the federal government. But. wdth empty state treasuries, unbalanced state budgets and toppling state credit, it is likely that a vast majority of the states will not pass up this new source of revenue. Just as congress two years ago could not resist the temptation to fasted a federal tax of 1 cent a gallon on gasoline, which previously had been reserved for state taxation, the state governments nowr are demanding their share of liquor taxes. It is this dual taxation which some friends of repeal fear will perpetuate bootlegging. Federal Tax SI.IO The present federal tax on whisky is sl.lO a gallon, and that is the tax that will be in effect from tne day national prohibition is abolished until the day congress enacts a new liquor excise schedule. Unless a special session is called, congress will not convene until January, a month after the date of repeal. Already there is a strong demand for higher federal taxes on liquor. Proposals range from $2.20 to $6 a gallon. The state taxes will be in addition to the federal levy. In nine states, liquor control laws to become effective upon repeal already have been enacted. In all of these except two—Nevada, where licensing is left to the communities, and Montana, which establishes a state monopoly—high license fees are assessed against distillers, brewers, vintners and wholesalers and retailers of intoxicating {leverages. Five States Have Tax In five of the nine—Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, New Mexico and Rhode Island—state sales or excise taxes are provided. No direct taxes are levied in Arizona, Nevada, Montana or New York. With bootleg corn and rye whisky, some of it good quality, selling at from $3 to $7 a gallon in many places, it follows that bootleggers will be able to underbid legal liquor dealers if the tax load is too heavy, j Colorado has a direct tax of 3 cents a gallon on beer. 3 cents a j pint on wine and 10 cents a pint ; on spirits, the proceeds to go into the old age pensions fund. Connecticut has a retail sales tax of 4 per cent and a wholesale sales tax of 1 per cent. Income Is Taxed Delaware has a tax of $1 a barrel on beer, 40 cents a gallon on wine, 75 cents a gallon on spirits of less than 25 per cent and $2 a gallon on alcohol to be used for beverage purposes. New Mexico's tax is a levy of 25 per cent on the net liquor sales income of retailers in excess of 25 per cent of the gross sales, a levy of 15 per cent of the net income of wholesalers in excess of 25 per cent of the gross sales, a 5 per cent gross receipts levy againct manufacturers and 25 cents a gallon on wine. CANTOR WILL BE AIDED IN TWO OBSERVANCES Speaker at Knesses Israel Svnagog Will Be the Rev. Jacob L. Gordon. Cantor Sam Levin will be assisted by the Rev. Jacob L. Gordon in conducting New Year and Atonement day services at Knesses Israel congregation synagog. 1023 South Meridian street. New Year services will be held Thursdav and Friday, while Atonement day rites will be observed on Sept. 30. Mr. Gordon will speak on “The Voice of the Horn - ’ at the morning sendees Thursday, and on “The Judgment of the Day” during evening pravers. Friday morning he will speak on “Cast Off Thy Sins. O People." CHICKEN FANCIER FACES DIET OF CORN BREAD Judge Tells Man Found in Coop Jail Has No Poultry on Menu. Jackie Carroll. 25. Bristol, Va„ a of the road, won't go hungry for the next thirty days, but he will have to be satisfied with ordinary jail fare, minus chicken. Captured in the chicken coop at the home of Mrs. Rebecca McNemey, 1164 Kentucky avenue by police. Carroll told Muhicipal Judge Demey E. Myers that he had been pretty hungry. He said he was jus' “travelin' through." -Well, I'm going to fine you $lO and costs, and send you to jail for ten days," said Myers. “They don't have chicken at the jail, but I hear they do have some good corn bread." POST TO BEGIN PARTIES Oaklandon Legion Benefit Series Will Open Friday. First of a fall series of public benefit euchre-bridge parties will be held by Service Post 128, American Legion, at 8 Friday in Legion hall, Oaklandon. Committee in charge of the parties is composed of Dr. Harold M. Jones, Jesse S. Combs, Mrs. Jennie Beaver and Mrs. Cora Plummer.

Contract Bridge

BY W. E. M'KENNEY Secretary American Bride* U>(t< A LTOGETHER too many hands are lost due to nothing but carelessness. How often, when a hand goes down, have you not seen the declarer size it tip and say, "Well, if I get a break, or if one of these finesses work for me, my contract is in!” B it when you are playing in tournament you should figure on the worst possible breaks. For example, in the following hand, the declarer should say to himself. “Supposing the spades do not break and the diamond and spade finesse are both wrong. Can I still make my contract!” South passed, and West bid one spade. With this five and one-half trick hand, we do not recommend anything more than an original bid of one. Original forcing two bids in the constructive one over one system of bidding must be made only with ‘a hand containing no more than three losing cards—in other words, you must be able to make game if your partner's hand contains nothing but deuces. With less than that, open with a one bid and your partner will give you a chance by a bid of at least one no trump if he has anything at all. Therefore, when West opens with one spade. North will pass and East should bid two spades—his hand is not strong enough for a jump to three spades. n a u T Y TEST should now make a slam * ' try bid of four spades. Notic? that a jump to game, with this system, is not a sign-off—it is a definite slam try. East can now bid

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five spades and West will take the contract to six. The opening lead is the queen of clubs by North, which is won by the declarer with the king. Two rounds of spades are taken and this establishes North's queen. Many declarers now would try for the diamond finesse, and if it fails, would complain that they had a bad break on the hand. However, there is a safer way to play the hand and that is to lead a club win in the dummy with the ace and cash the king of hearts. Declarer then should lead a small diamond from dummy, win with the ace. lead the ace of hearts, discarding a club from dummy, and then ruff the other heart. The declarer now leads a spade from dummy and throws North in the lead—and North is helpless. If a club is led, declarer will ruff in dummy and discard his losing diamond. while the diamond lead gives him two diamond tricks. Plumbing Permits A. A. Topp, 331 East Washington; two futures. —ohn Davis. 3122 School; eight fixtures. Sloan-Baker, 3708 West Tenth; four fixtures. E. M. Harding. 113 South Capitol; two fixtures. Charles Waltz. 5416 Colorado; four fixtures. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices DAILEY, ROSE IRENE—Beloved wife of Elmer E Dailey, mother of John E. Dailey, daughter of Claude Dennis and sister of Claude D. Dennis, passed away Sunday. Sept. 17. age 24 years. Funeral service will be held at the WALD FUNERAL HOME. 1222 Union st., Wednesday afternoon. Sept. 20 at 2 o'clock. Burial at the Greenlawn cemetery. Franklin, Ind. Friends invited. FLAHERTY. WILLIAM J.—Beloved husband of Carrie Flahertv and father of Mrs. Gertrude M. Kappus. Henry H. and Arthur J Flaherty, passed away Monday. Sept. 18. age 63 years. Funeral services will be held at the residence. 1034 Church St . Thursday afternoon. Sept 21. at 3 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited. Friends mav call at the residence. WALD FUN E ftAL DIRECTORS HANXOWSKY. SOPHIA—Age 60 years, beloved wife of Frank Hannowskv, passed awav at residence. 119 W. Walnut St.. Sunday night Funeral at SHIRLEY BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL. 946 N. Illinois St.. Wednesday. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at chapel any time. HICKEY. RAYMOND—Beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hickev. brother of Lester. Leroy. Ivan. Charles. Pearlie. John Jr . Gerald. Mrs. Ruth Skillman and Leota May. passed awav Sept. 18. 7:15 a m. Funeral services at the home. 3325 Bethel Ave . W'ednesdav. Sept. 20. 1 p. m. Burial Hall cemetery. Hall. Ind. Friends invited. LITTLE At SONS in charge. PLUMMER, NANCY CATHERINE— ( nee Weaver. beloved wife of Henry Plummer. mother of Mrs. Charles Horn, Mrs. Janies Smith. Mrs. Josephine Booker and Mrs. Ida Harris. Mr. Harvey and Raymond Plummer, passed away Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Horn. 2903 Moore ave. Funeral Tuesday. 1:45 p. m . at the residence: 2:30 p m , Cumberland F.aptist church Interment Buck Creek Chapel cemetery. MAX HERRLICH & SON SERVICE. SANDERS. SUSAN —Passed awav Sunday at residence of daughter. Mrs. Bessie Langenberg. 1246 North Holmes. Funeral services Wednesday. 9 30 a. m. at above address. Friends invited. Burial near Bernard. Ind. CONKLE BERWICK. TRUE. JEFF A.—Beloved husband of Sadie True, father of Basil and Halvetta True, brother of William True of Bayonne. New Jersey, and Mrs. Ruben Hildreth of Mich' and Mrs. Nellie Jackson, Peoria. 111., passed away Monday evening Funeral Thursday. 2 p. m. at the residence. 1534 Dawson St. Burial Gravel Lawn cemetery. Friends invited. Funeral under the direction of GEO. M'CARTY. FORTVILLE, ind. TRIBBY. HAZEL VlVlAN—Beloved wife of Frank S Tribbv and mother of W. Boyd Brown, passed awav Saturday p m. Services at THE FLANNER A- BUCHANAN MORTUARY Tuesday. 3:30 p m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. WATZFI*. ALICE E.—Beloved wife of Alois J. Watzek. mother Alice Mary, sister of Mrs Mary Murphy. Mrs. Margaret Hannahan of Springfield. O . Thomas. James and John Dvle. died at the home of Mrs. Murphv. 537 Woodlawn Ave , Tuesday. Funeral Thursday. 8 30 at the home. 9 a m St Patrick's church Burial Holv Cross cemeterv. Friends invited. KIRBY ' SERVICE 3 Funeral Directors. Florists W. T. BLASENGYM Main office 2226 ShelbT St. Branch office. 1634 W. Mcrrl* FINN BROS. Funeral Home 'MI N Meridian St TA-1815 GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. Market RI-5314 HISEY & TITUS 957 N. Delaware Krieger Funeral Home 1402 N Illinois St. RI-1242 Clyde V. Montgomery Funeral Home 1621 N. Meridian. HA-1444 J. C. WILSON 42*0 Pro—Oß-4021-63 2t.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 Lost and Found TERRIER PUPPY -Small. whit* with black spots, vicinity McCarty and Delaware Saturday afternoon. Reward. LI-3485 802 S Delaware SOMETIME ago: Police dog "Lady": black, grav with tan markings Reward. RI--0953. after 5 30 p. m. POLICE DOG—Gold and black, black nose, natural harneaf Slight cut on rear root Reward. TA-4747. * TOY BOSTON BULL —Black white: black root on head: female. Reward. TA--1951 UMBRELLA—Green silk, lost on Central bus. Friday evening, between 4 and 5. Reward. MISS JOE. RI-5551. LOST—Wrist watch downtown, name Mae on back Reward. WA-5048 1 POLICE PUP. grav. female, sore ears. Re- , ward 318 N. State RI-2264. 5 Personals DISCOURAGED’ Don’t lose hope. Any skin disease can be cured. Your case properly diagnosed by expert. "Natrol’’ results astonishing when used In cases of ring worm, psoriasis, eczema ulcers. Write ‘’NATROL." 716 E Nineteenth. HE-3903. WAITERS AND BARTENDERS union rneetir.g every Friday evening, lift E. Ohio Dr. Chester~Mifier DENTIST. 1107 I. O. O. F. Bldg RI-7281. RENT A MAYTAG SI per week. T, S AYRES At CO INSTRUCTION IN POSTER ART. Designing and displays. Practical training in modern studio. Limited enrollment. White Art Studios. 755 Century Bldg 6 Transportation _ Good cars all directions. Share expense. U. S. TRAVEL SERVICE GRAND HOTEL I RI-9210 Cor Md & 111. St. 105 S. 111. St. BUSINESS SERVICE THESE ADVERTISERS GUARANTEE PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE. Cinders CINDERS—AND CRUSHED STONE. WHY NOT CALL SPARKS? RI-2282. Floor Refinishing RENT OUR Dustless Electric Floor Sander. , day, hour. RISK S HARDWARE. CH-4239. Flues & Chimneys REPAIR—CIean flues, chimneys and furnaces. FLEMING. DR-0953. 1011 S. i Meridian. Furnace Cleaning & Repairing FURNACES—CIeaned. Repaired. Reliable firm. DOYLE HEATING CO. 27 N. East. LI-7270. Furniture UPHOLSTERING— Refinishing, re 11 abl e. Free estimates. SCHLEPPEY. LI-3716. 1017 N. New Jersey. House Cleaning HOUSECLEANERS—Maids; all kinds of domestic assistance. FLANNER HOUSE. RI-7504. . Moving, Transfer, Storage MOVE YOU—Take vour discarded furniture: personal service: free estimates. HE-5038. GRAVES-RODMAN-SPECIALPRICES ON LOCAL MOVING: COVERED TRUCKS. WHITE MEN. RI-1288. STORAGE—LocaI, long distance hauling return loads wanted. Part loads service. OTTO J. SUESZ. RI-3628. RI-6561. CH--0699-W. FIREPROOF STORAGE Store now. pay six months later, tree hauling to storage Moving 84 per load and up. PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO RI-7750. 419 E. Market St. MOVING $1 UP—Local overland equip. covrd trucks: white men Pete’s. CH-2878 ~ Paperhanging, Painting PAINTING—Paper hanging. Quality work: estimates. See me. ALLRED. RI-3816. PAPER HANGING—SI.SO room. Quality paper. 5c a roll tip. Painting. BE--1185-W. Radio Repairing RADIO SERVICE—CaIIs free. ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CO.. 546 Virginia. DR-0966. Rent A Car PLEASURE CARS—Trucks: U-Drive It. CENTRAL PARKING GARAGE, 39 Kentucky Ave. RI-7438. Rug Cleaning <sl rtrv 9x12 Rug. cleaned and sized, (1) pi.OU sma n rug Free. Work guaranteed. AMERICAN RUG CLEANERS. DR-3813. CLEANING— Pressing—Repair. Expert relining. Call. Deliver. .CAMPBELL CLEANERS. HA-0930. Stuccoing STUCCO—Using water-proof lath, $1.05 per yard; easy terms. HA-0257. Truck Repairing GERKINGS TRUCK SERVICE—We service all makes. Expert mechanics. 1138 N. Illinois. RI-8800. Window Shades KEITH SHADE C 0.—1348 N. Illinois. RI--4995. Dealers Brenlin Shades. Cleaning. TIMES WANT ADS make interesting reading because interesting bargains of many kinds are listed here daily INSTRUCT lONS 10 Schools, Colleges. Tutoring ROYAL HAWAIIAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC —Native Instructions. 211 E. South. LI-8179. . WILL GIVE pipe organ lessons in exchange for answering telephone one morning or afternoon a week. IR-0956. 11 Dancing, Music, Dramatic ERNESTINE. EWING CARLILE SCHOOL OF STAGE DANCING LYRIC THEATER BLDG. RI-7512. HELp WANT£D 13 Help Wanted —Male MEN WANTED—SeII shirts. No experience necessary. Free samples. Commission in advance. Part or full time. Free ties with shirts. THE ALBEE COMPANY. Dept. A-40, 100 Fifth ave,. New York. WE - TEACH you to sell our health and accident policies. Commission paid daily. L. S. KERN. 626 Circle Tower. ABLeT MAN for distributing and delivery work. Pavs $26.50 up. Needed at once. Must own car. Address ALBERT MILLS, Route Mgr.. <2539 Monmouth. Cincinnati, Ohio. SHOE SALESMEN WANTED—For Saturday. Apply at once. 27 W. Washington. PAPER HANGFlteand plumber to exchange work for housWrent. WA-0342. . s~NEAT~appearing men; steady employment. Salary and bonus to start. Apply Room 219. 39 East Ohio street, between 7-8 a. m. MEN WITH SEMI-TRACTORS AND TRAILERS, UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. START IMMEDIATELY. CALL DR-2730. 5 MEN—AGGRESSIVE. AMBITIOUS NEAT. SALARY TO START. 418 WHEN BLDG. Wants Ads Accepted Till 10 p m 14 Help Wanted—Female CANVASSERS—Home necessities, salary conditional. Apply between 2-4. 219 Bankers Trust Bldg. HULA DANCER—Must De well built and good looking, preference to those who can sing and plav nke. Box K-223 YOUNG WOMEN —Steady employment, short hours, good pay. advancement. MRS. LUMSDEN. 510 Merchants Bank. WANT —Young women for pleasant and remunerative work: theatrical experience helpful but not essential. Apply _MISS O'DARE. 425 Peoples Bank Bldg. WANT—Experienced telephone (solicitor. Salary. Box K-245. Times. 15 Wanted—Male or Female WANT couple to assist on farm for room and boaed. Prefer 45 to 60. HU-3564. RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms ; $2 UP—433 N. ALABAMA—NiceIy furnished i sleeping rooms. LI-3275. S2. *2.50. S3—NEW JERSEY. N.. 741—Clean, modern, homelike. Good heat. Walking distance. *3—PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 1824—Front rm; 1 or 2. Constant hot water; garage; phone. S3—COLLEGE, 2337—Cheerful front: large closet—owner's home. Good location. HE-5758. *5 DOUBLE—KENWOOD. 5218—Private familv offers real home to right party. HU-8710, BROADWAY. 1626—Large newly furnished front room. Ist floor, good heat; phone. Reasonable. CAPITOL. N.. 3143—Nice light, front, corner room; suitable for 2. Private home. TA-2834. CAPITOL. N . 3159—Furnished front room. 1 or 2 men: private home, privileges; garage. TA-48.6. CENTRAL. 1939 Attractive airy rooftt; 1 or 2 employed; breakfast optional. HE--2054, 1 DELAWARE, N.. 1217—Large sleeping rooms; all redecorated. walking dist a nee. Reasonable. DELAWARE. N . 2024—Attractive room, private bath optional. Large closet—kitchen privileges. Bus line. ILLINOIS ST., 2164 N.—Good front room. modern, private home. $2 week NEW JERSEY. N.. 2446—Living and bedroom: large closets; constant hot water; garage. TA-1639. NEW JERSEY. N . 1225—Large comfortable room, large closet; private bath; steam heat. ORIENTAL. N. 29—Nice, clear, sleeping rooms, steam heat; private entrance. *2 and . PARK. 2214—BeauUfullv furnished room; twin beds for 2 gentlemen. Real otime. HE-4115. RURAL. N . 551—Sleeping room in private home. Reasonably •

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RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms RUCKLE. 2938—Front room, large, light, comfortable, private home, gentlemen preferred, garage optional. 1 block carline S3. HA-4Q60-W. > TACOMA, N., 214—Front room. *3. Clean, modern home; privileges. Employed woman. CH-3653-W TALBOT, N . 2419—Large front room. Very desirable home; garage space optional. TA-3633. PRIVATE HOME- Plenty of sunshine, convenient bath, shower; central location. References HA-4837-W. ATTRACTIVE rm nortlu adjoining tile bath, shower: r.o other roomers; garage;gentleman. _ HU-8415, 17-a Hotels, Resorts, Inns Colonial Hotpl Everv c ° n - rkouiuiudi note! In(f Must gee M aD _ predate *4 up 236 N. Illinois. CICOE HOTEL—Modern, newly furnished rooms; steam heat. $2 week and up. 124 E New York St. NEW PALACE HOTEL—4 N. New Jersey St. Clean rooms. Cross ventilation, steam heat. DFARRORM Hotel. al! outside rms. UILr4..K.DW.n,.\ Idea] for falr visitors. 3208 E. Michigan St, CH-7550, THE CORONADO—lllinois St., Vx blk. north bus terminal. Hot. cold water. Baths Week. $3.50 up. Daily 75c up. LI-1637. HOTEL ANTLERS Offers all comforts. Ultra modern hotel service. As low as *2 a dav: $lO week. 750 N. Meridian. LI-2351. 18 Housekeeping Rooms $4: MODERN front room: also suite rooms;S 5; newly decorated. 646 Fort Wavne Ave. ASHLAND. 1605—3-room apartment; unfurnished. modern. Utilities paid. Also furnished sleeping room. BROADWAY. 1403—Nicely furnished small apartment. Redecorated. Large closet, sink, phone, $4. CENTRAL, 1948—Front room and kitchen-, ette; single housekeeping room. Also sleeping room. Reasonable. COLLEGE, 1933—Nice, clean, well furnished 2-room suite, running water; all utilities. COLLEGE AVE.—2 front rooms. unfurnished. upper: heat, constant hot water: close in. LI-6687, DAVIDSON. 319 N.—Nicely furnished 2 rooms, modern, utilities paid. Adults. Walking distance. RI-2629. DELAWARE. N.. 903—1-Room and kitchenette; completely furnished; modern; reasonable; close In. ILLINOIS N., 2360—Nicely furnished; 1room. kitchenette, $3.50; 2-room apartments, $4 and $5. Everything furnished. ILLINOIS. N.. 2339—1 & 2 rooms, sink; 53.50. $4. $6. HA-4928-M. LA SALLE. N.. 1108 —Large modern front room, kitchen privileges; yard, garage. Reasonable. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1202—2 small apartments; well furnished. Also sleeping room; twin beds. NEW JERSEY, N., 1449—3 Rooms; new overstuffed; everything furnished; downstairs; private entrance. RI-3619. NEW JERSEY N.. 2042—R00m, kitchenette; 2 rooms, down; clean, cozy, furnished. Private entrance. Sink, SUMMIT. N., 237—3 rooms, everything furnished: modern utilities: private entrance. Steam heat. RI-3871, STATE. N., 425 —2 Furnished rooms: everything furnished; modern; good heat, 53.50. TALBOTT. N., 2420—0ne. two-room private apartments: $2.50, $4.50. HA-4928-M. WASHINGTON, E.. 5657—Completely furnished housekeeping suite; ideal for 2 people. Very attractive. IR-0958. LOVELY WOODRUFF, 608 M. DR.-1-Rm., $3.50; 2 rms., $5. Porch, near Tech. CH-4108. 1328 CENTRAL—One and two rooms, all utilities furnished. $3.00 to $4.00. 10TH E.. 222—Two 3-room unfurnished apartments; large kitchen; in-a-door bed, heat, hot water. * 30TH ST., W., 610—3 unfurnished rooms; grivate bath and entrance, reasonable. mployed couple preferred. Wants Ads Accepted Till 10 o m. 19 Rooms with Board $4 —SMALL CHILD—Good meals, laundry; mother’s care—near school. HA-4381-M. BROADWAY, 1701—Nicely furnished front room, private home. Gentlemen preferred. Reasonable. HE-1403. CENTRAL—Pleasant, home-like room, exclusive, north sjde home; breakfast optional, HU-3112. COLLEGE. 3268—2 lovely adjoining, or single; splendid home. Meals optional. Reasonable. TA-6980. FRONT—Outside entrance; living, bedroom; 2 or more; laundry. $5 each. 237 N. Beville. WILL SHARE lovely home; 2 in family; meals optional or kitchen privilege. HU--3590. NEW MODERN HOME—Nice for 2. Cheerful room, adjoining bath. All privileges. BE-4083. NONE BETTER: twin beds, shower; large closet. Privileges. 2062 N. New Jersey St, TA-6916, 18TH W., 122—Nice modern room. Board optional. Illinois carline. $5.50 each. HA-4891-M. 21 Unfurnished Apartments The Oomnidee Apts„ 807 Virginia Ave. Unfurnished $22.50 Up $32.50 up furnished All Utilities Included. M. E. MOLLOY $10—1139 E. WASHINGTON—Apt. 4. 1 or 2 rooms, private apartment. Utilities furnished. SI2—FT. WAYNE AVE., 604'‘/ 2 —3 large rooms, water paid. WA-3122-Ring 1. $20 —42 W. 11TH—Nicely decorated kitchenette apartment; heat, gas. water, ice furnished. Call Apt, 1, The Grant. $25—515 E. 22nd—4 rooms and alcove; redecorated; water, heat furnished. IR--5918. ALABAMA. N„ 2029—Lower duplex; 7 rooms; city heat, garage; reduced rent. FLETCHER AVE., 881—5 rooms. Steam heat and water. Will pay moving. IR--6844. * ILLINOIS. 3145 N.—Newly decorated bedroom apartment, frigidaire, tile bath & shower. MERIDIAN. 3201 N.—Upper 7-room apartment; electric refrigeration: garage: S7B. NEW JERSEY, 522 N.—s2o up; home-like; up-to-date. 2-4-5 rooms; redecorated. RI-7934. PARKER AVENUE, 625—Lower duplex; heat, water furnished. CH-2630. VERMONT, 416 E.—Fully modern 4-room and bath apartment, $25. See custodian. INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL AGENCY. Our city wide listings afford an opportunity to inspect fur. and unfurn. apts. to meet your requirements. Transportation free. No obligation. Day, LI-5452; eve. or Sun. HU-6819. WA-0433. 215t—424 E.—Desirable 4-room lower; heat and water; porches; reasonable. HA--2317. 1433 N. Pennsylvania S4O-$65 108 E. 13th St S3B-SSO 22 Unfurnished Houses SB—FORMERLY SI3—COFFEE ST.. 906 3-room double, fenced yard. Reduced. Painted. HU-6833. SIO—BERWICK AVE. AND MARKET— Neat 4-room cottager well; electricity. St. Clair E. 1306. 7-rooms modern, sl4. BE-0409. SIO—WISCONSIN, 3215—5 rooms, newly decorated, easily heated. School 22. RI--0645.

Times Want Ads Produce Results Rented Room DIVISION ST., 1048—Modern sleeping rm. in private home for gentleman; $2. BE--1765. Rented House COYNER AVE., 2317—East, near Spades pk.; 6 rms.; like new; reduced. HU-2279. Rented House *IS—34TH ST., W., 1021—2-bedroom double; A-l; furnace, toilet, garage. — ; Rented Apartment 3-ROOM modern apartment; utilities paid; private entrance; $4.50 wk. HE-5888. • For results at the lowest Want Ad Rates in the city— PHONE— Riley 5551 NOW ... It's The Times for Results

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List of Indianapolis, Indiana Dealers j.- AUlag Cos 3400 E. Washington St CH .ViOT American Coal Cos I'**-' fl . 25th St r.\-00.7 Atlas Coal Cos HWI V Senate Ave LI-1 ; 9b Bischoff 4: Fisse >'• R"™ l Bennett Coal Cos 1-10 F. Morris St l>K-4_e_ Brookside Ice and Coal Cos 3125 Roosevelt Av e ‘ H 156< Capital I’ce Refrigerating Cos 556 " . North St LI-2313 City Ice & Coal Cos 72S E. Washington St. ...KI-6301 Comfort Coal & Coke Cos 3”ri Naomi St DR-5439 Cross Coal Cos 1541 Blaine Ave BE-4144 Crow Coal Cos -14 N. I ine St LI-I><26 Frank M. Dell U'l] Ave -U-1546 The Ehrlich Coal Cos - 079 .A\ llkins St DR-4-vL E E Heller Cos 1924 Fletcher Ave. .. .v... .DR-1540 Inland Coal & Ice Cos W 2 S._ Capitol Ave 1,1-0602 McComas Coal Cos 12,9 AA . 23rd St IA-0,17 Monument Coal Cos 7l R- AVashington St 1.1-2233 Mt. Jackson Fuel Cos 201 S. Harris St BE-0152 Oeftering A Litzelman Coal Cos .1130 Kentucky Ave RI-5071 I’enn Coal Cos 741 E. AVashington St. . ..Rl-7409 Pittman-Kice Coal Cos I**- I' ll Salle St < H-5100 Pocahontas Coal Cos 2112 Northwestern Ave. ...TA-30S0 Stewart Coal Cos 5539 Roosevelt Ave CH-4609 Stuokemever & Cos 2154 I.exin-'ton Ave DR-0502 Twin Coal Cos 1549 Vnn Buren Ave DR-02S2 1 AVeaver Coal lee Cos m Beota St DR-2201 West Side Cash Coal Cos H 9 N. Richland St BE-3014

22 Unfurnished Houses sl2; formerly S2O; MCPHERSON 2850-5-room double, garage, water. WA-2914-J. $12.50: COTTAGE. 1603—4 rooms, kitchenette. near schools; water paid; redecorated, HU-4368. DR-3564-R. $12.50, formerly $25; HOEFGEN, 1612—4room double, bath, garage, paved street; newly decorated, fenced yard; water _ paid.’ HU-6833. __ $12.50; 5 ROOMS, large attic, garage; modern except furnace. HA-4424-J. . SIS—EVISON. 1158—7 Rooms, double: ideal 2-families; V 2 square school. HU-5404. S2O—CARROLLTON AVE., 5657—4-Room modern bungalow, garage, near school 84. HU-2023. S2O—WATER PAID—A-l 5-room modern double, reflnished. north. DR-6323. S22.SO—BOSART, N.. 702—6 Rooms modern double; schools: water paid. IR-5587. BARTH. 1861—Brick veneer; 5 rooms, modern: garage: sl6: water. DR-2420-W. BARTON AVE. S., 312—5-room modern bungalow, hardwood floors, garage. RI--9548. BELLEFONTAINE, 1003—6 rooms, modern. sls. Close to Tech. LI-8021. COLLEGE. 4928—6 Rooms strictly modern; Joan of Arc. School 70. $35. HU-7286. COLLEGE 5532—6-room double, breakfast room, Frigidaire, water softener, social room with fireplace. DR-0439 evenings. IR-0568. COLLEGE. 3225—Attractive 6 rooms modern double, sun-parlor, $45: water. HA--1781. DELAWARE N„ 2409—DOUBLE 8-ROOM MODERN; GARAGE. $25. LI-8621. ENGLISH AVENUE. 2372 —5-room double; semi-modern; garage: water paid: sll. GRANT, N.. 439—5-room modern, except furnace; redecorated, repainted, garage. $16.50. IR-0421. HARRIS. 31—6-room modern; garage; full bath; Washington High. BE-0746. KENYON N.. 20—Beautiful 4-room modern brick double; garage; water paid. WA--1566. 1634 LUDLOW 5-room modernd cottage, water paid, garage, nice yard, only sl7 per mo. Call FRAZEE. LI-2318. RANDOLPH. 1427 S.—4-room double, gar electricity, gas, water pd., $lO. LI-7361. C. C. GROVE. 44 Virginia. SPRUCE, 1506—Double; good condition; 5 rooms, bath, garage. sl4. LI-8621. TUXEDO, S., 35—7 rooms, modern, hardwood floors, school, garage, reasonable. TA-7114, VERMONT. E., 125—11-room, bath, gas, electricity, rooming location; S2O. HU--6397, 23RD ST. E., 909—Double 5 rooms, bath. furnace; no garage: sl4. LI-8621. 28TH ST.. E.. 3926—Single 5 rooms, modern, hardwoods, repapered, repainted, $25. CH-5514. 35TH ST.. E.. 3715 —2-Way. 4-room modern double. S2O; 1 square bus, CH-6014-W. NORTH, NEArTcENTRAL—6-room modern A-l. Less than ] z price. RI-5944. IRTH ST.. W., 1149—5 rooms, furnace, bath, garage: $lB. Key 1131. DR-1417. SPEEDWAY HOME 5-room bungalow, elec, lights, city gas, kitchen sink & elec. pump, garage; all in A-l condition. 1718 Winton Ave., only $17.00, Cali FRAZEE. U-2318. For Colored SB.OO 2 bedrooms up—3 rms. down—well water, electric lights. See 969 N. Tremont. LI-7491. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. . COLORED—HOVEY. 1923—5-room double, redecorated: sink. Water paid. $lO- ; After Yoia Have Selected Yotsr New Home See Classification 7-A for a Reliable Mover. 23 Furnished Apts, and House? BLVD. PL., 3145 —5-room bungalow S. H. S.. garage. S3O. Owner’s home. HA-2785. PARK AVE., 1624—3 room upper; overstuffed; utilities furnished; steam heat. Phone. WALNUT. E., 115—3 room apartment; private bath. See housekeeper in basement. BEAUTIFULLY furnished home north; 830*. Owner retaining 1 room. Adults; references. CH-7312. 24 Suburban and Farms VERMONT, W., 4927—6 rooms, electric lights, 1 z-acre ground. garage_ 25 Business, Office and Desk Space NORTHWESTERN, 2936—Storeroom with 2 living-rooms; utilities furnished. Gar. TA-2551. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27 Houses For Sale FINE HOME—6 bedrooms 3 baths large garage; in fine repair. Will consider trade - for flat or property north. OSTROM REALTY AND CONSTRUCTION CO. LI-7446. ROOMING HOUSE—I 4 rooms; rent S4O; $l5O down, balance out of income. Inouire 517 N. Delaware. HAMILTON. S., 450—5 rooms, semi-mod-prn. Terms. $1.900. IR-3350. NORTHEAST —6 rooms, semi-modern; near school, carline. park. Make offer. DR--3041, ; REPOSSESSED PROPERTIES CHEAP— Call 1000 Lemcke Bldg. LI-8621.

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34 Swaps SWAP Things You Have for Things You Want TO ADVERTISER Each ad appearing in this column ls Hated in The Times Swap Bureau Directory for sixtv dava free of charge. Your swap ad costs only 3c a ward In The Times. Bp*c!al multiple rates of seven days for the price of five ai.d 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 sendee. CASH for vour house to wreck. SERVICE AVRECKING CO., 320 N, AVest. LI-3069. CASH for pipe lines and plants to wreck. SALVAGE EQUIPMENT CO. LI-1831, ESSEX—’26 coach; fine condition; new tires. $45 or what? IR-7718. YOUNG DOG—Will trade. H. L. ARCHER. 114 '2 W. Ohio. SUPER SUCTION FURNACE CLEANER LIKE NEAV. WANT ELECTRIC WATER PUMP OR ELECTRIC TOOLS. M. F. LEAVING. SWITZ CITY, IND. 33 Household Goods RUGS—I Anglo Persian 9x12, cost sl45 — $35 takes it; also 2 imported rugs 9x12. cost $275 each. Look like new—sss each, cash. Box K-244 Times. BEDROOM SUITE. sls; Buffet. $5; China Cabinet, $5: Sewing Machine. $6; Refrigerator. $5; Kaltex Suite. $10; Vanity. Davenport, Dinette, Rugs. 1818 Central Ave. SI.OO Delivers The new ”A. B. C.” washer; $49.50 up. AMERICAN RADIO STORES 155 NORTH ILLINOIS ST. LI-8976 KEEP COOL witij a “Modine,” room cooler. Call at our office, where they are demonstrated. POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. TA-0689 WASHERS AND IRONERS ®FROM $49.50 DP Old Machine Allowance Terms $1.25 Weekly Evening by App’t. 32 N, Del. ELECTRIC SHOP LI-5386 BEDROOM suite, Freize living rm., Old English carved living rm., Sec. *able, chairs, odd dressers, rugs twin beds. 3710 N. Meridian. FURNITURE—Good used, cheap, delivered free. 127 W. Georgia St,, near Illinois St. TEN-PIECE walnut dining room suite. Must be seen to he appreciated. WA-4517. LINOLEUM and felt base. 29c sq. vd. and up. CUT RATE LINOLEUM HOUSE, 811 N. Alabama St. ELECTRIC refrigerator. 7-cu. ft., porcelain lined, like new; bargain, 611 N. Grant St. SELL. KENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified _ads in The Time* Phone "ad-taker" Ri. 5551 during business hours. 36 Radios, Musical Instruments FREE—Radio service calls; estimate If rep. needed. LANES. 2828 E. Tenth. CH-0 YOUR RADIO repaired by experts. Free inspection. MT. JACKSON RADIO. 3413 W.yWash. BE-1490. Open evenings and Sundays. Majestic 8-Tube Super Het S33WO Avalon 14-Tube Super Het $52.00 Brunswick 7-Tube Console $19.50 R. &R. Store 225 E. Wash. Brunswick 7-tube Console $19.00 Sonora 7-tube Super Het $27.50 Victor 7-tube Combination $25.00 R. & R. Store AUTO RADIO—R. C. A., demonstrator, guaranteed: $22.50. STEWART RADIO. INC. Open until 10 p, m. FOR DEPENDABLE RADIO SERVICE. CALL CAPITOL RADIO CO. WAVJ3OO. 37 Miscellaneous For Sale Waterproof Truck Covers See us before buying truck covers and save money. All sizes in stock. No waiting. None better. All sizes of tents carried in stock. Hoosier Tarpaulin Cos. SEVERAL 20-inch Electric Light Reflectors SI.OO each. Cream separators, large iron kettles, wagon scoop , board, galvanized and copper down spouts. BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. Corner Capitol & South St. WINE KEGS—ALL SIZES, LIKE NEW. CHEAP. DR-0337. CANDY CASE—6-ft.. plate glasS, & booths, bargain. 1310 W. Washington St. BE-2377. 1—24” FURNACE I—CASH REGISTER FROM 5c TO $1 LI-3728 1554 Ashland Electric Waffle Irons SPECIAL. $5.50 Chromium plaited heat indicator. We carry a complete line of electrical appliances. PEARSON PIANO CO. LI-5513 BICYCLES—SIO up, tires, repairs. Hoffmans. 251 Mass.. 245 E. Wash.. 946 E. Wash, SUDDEN DEATH —It never fails, destroys bedbugs and household vermin. Albert G. Maas Cos.. 31 Virginia Ave. RI-7125. SECOND-HAND BICYCLES and parts, bought and sold. 946 E, Wash. LI-6791. DESTROY MOTH—And their larvae, use Mothicide. Uauid or crystals. Albert G. Maas Cos., 31 Virginia Ave, RI-7125. COMPRESSOR —Rebuilt. 3x3' 2: air-cooled; complete; automatic belted to Uz-H. P.; Nova gas engine. MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACH. CO. 3525 E. Wash, IR-1151 BOTTLES—For catsup. Jugs, stone iars. We deliver. WEST END BOTTLE CO.. 534 W. Pearl st. LI-8085. B'ino Von-c Good as new. heavily VV lilt; JVUgs charred. All sizes. We deliver. FOGLE BOTTLE CO.. 903 Va. Ave. DR 0556. 37-a Auctions, Private Sales AUCTION SALE ~ WEDNESDAY Sept. 20, 9:30 A. M. 1501-3 Madison Ave. All kinds of furniture, rugs and stoves. Several complete homes of furniture. J. P. Gribben Auction Storage RUSSELL BURKHARDT, AUCTIONEER 37D Beer Equipment. Coil and Novelty Boxes NEW FRONT AND BACK BARS All kinds of equipment for draft beer. We have them on our floor, to deliver right now. No waiting. (Same Old Motto.) RIGHT NOW SERVICE King’s Indiana Bill. Cos. 1631 Southeaste tu DR-3578 DRAUGHT BEER EQUIPMENT Novelty Boxes. Bars. Coil Boxes Glassware. Stoneware. TERMS IF DESIRED. COIN OPERATED MACHINES GASTAGG AGENCY. 105 N. 111. RI-0783. BARS—4 TO 60 FT. World's Fair Designs—Factory Prices. Novelty Boxes. Coil Boxes. CRELMAN. 454 E. Wash. 38 Typewriters, Store and Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS SACKS BROS.. 308 Indiana Ave. Typewriters Lu&f*39 Wanted to Buy HIGHEST CASH prices paid for old gold jewelry, watches, bridges, teeth. STANDARD GOLD SMELTING CO. 423 LEMCKf: BLDG. Cor Penn. <se Market.

MERCHANDISE 39-a Furniture Buyers HSRSFS WANTS GOOD FURNITURE MR, PIERCE PROMPT SERVICI Pall RT 04fi9 For “ ny furniture. LHU Xtl. u-tu^ ru(fs gtoves or clothing you have for sale. Calls answerd promptly. WANTED furniture and stoves at once. KENNEDY FURNITURE STORE. CH--0976. FURNITURE—CASH AT ONCE! Complete homes, pianos, radios, washers. MR. STILLABQWER—CH-6757 FURNITURE —Complete homes, odd pieces, radios, any condition; best prices. RI--8993, • 4 TO 6 ROOMS OF FURNITURE. ALSO PIANO. MR. WERELEY. HU-7274 NEED ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE ANY AMOUNT. BEST PRICES. DR-4670. 40 Store Specials RENT A MAYTAG $1 per week. Call RI-9441. Extension 371. L S Avres & Cos FOR RENT Fracture beds. Invalid chairs, erutchee. back rests and commodes. BAKER BROS 219 E WASHINGTON 41 Cash Coal Mart Indianapolis Retail YarAo. Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos. DR-2400. DR-2401 GOOD COAL IS GOING UP West Virginia big lump. *6.25: egg. . .$6 00 Red Ash Pocahontas and New River.. 7.50 UNION ICE & COAL CO. DR-4621 DR-4622 Fredrick Coal Cos. DR-1792. WA-5686. LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs, Birds, Pets BRINDLE BOSTON BULL TERRIER—IO weeks old • 115 W. 28th St. 43 Horses, Cattle, Poultry Timothy Hav. Corn. Bright farm. 46th & Northwestern, WA-2703-1. RABBITS—New Zealand. Whites and reds. Bargain. 112S N. Dearborn. AUTOMOTIVE^ 45 Autos for Sale.

Assured Transportation by CENTRAL BUICK DAILY BARGAIN ’32 Chrysler Coupe, $495 ’32 Ohewolet Coupe $395 ’3l Bulek Sedan 325 ’3l Mariuon Sedan -95 ’3l Iluiek Coupe 445 ’3l Mormon 4-pass. Coupe 325 ’3l Huiek Coupe, 6 tv. tv 545 '3O Iluiok Coupe 30-64 C 375 ’3O Biiick Coupe 30-46 325 ’3O Mormon Sedan, 6 W. w 325 ’3O Sludebaker I’res. 375 ’3O Chrysler 7* Coupe '3O Cadiliac Swlan fan 7 775 ’3O Nash Spec. Sedan ; 345 '29 Buick Sedan 245 ’29 Buick Sedan 265 '29 La Salle Sedan, <> \v. w 425 '29 Marmon Sedan. 6 w. w. ■.... 175 '2S Buiek Std. Coupe 335 ’2B Chevrolet Orraeli 85 '27 Buick Sedriii 75 Central Buick Cos. Central's t?sed Car Store. 822 N. Meridian St. LI-1995. 10 CARS from sls to $25 Down All models, makes and styles, at the Bargain Store. Bohannon & Morrison 514 N. Capitol. LI-8000

Buicks 1933 Sedan, 33-57. 6 w. w. .'. $895 1931 Sedan 8-90. 6 w. w. 695 1929 Sedan, 29-41, 6' w. W 295 1929 Sedan 29-41. 5 w. W 295 1929 Coupe 29-46-S, R. S 250 1928 Sedan 28-47 150 1928 Brougham 28-29 100 1928 Coupe 28-26-S 125 1925 Coach 25-20 75 C. H. Wallerich Cos. Meridian and SL_ RI-4576 HUDSON—'29 SEDAN $195 LOSEY MOTORS. INC. 1133 ts. Meridian. ’33 FORD COUPES Westchester Finance CHRYSLER—I93O 66 sedan. This one looks as though it was new. If you didn't know the year you would agree. Our price is $275. C. H. WALLERICH CO.. Meridian at St, Joe St. CHRYSLER/- 1930 imperial sedan. Looks and runs like anew one; a steal for $395. Terms, trade. C. H. WALLERICH CO., Meridian at St. Joe St. RI-4576. CHRYSLER—I 929 75 sedan. The Chrysler model that went to town in sales. Low mileage: $295 buys, with trade and terms. C. H. WALLERICH CO.. Meridian at St. Joe St. RI-4576. CHEVROLET—’32 coupe; 5 General Tires; can not be told from new. Former owner needed more room and bought a larger car. Many satisfactory miles in this car; $375; $75 down: 16 months on the balance at the bargain store. Bohannon & Morrison _514 N. Capitol LI-8000 CHEVROLET —1929 sedan: 4 doors, with wonderful paint, tires and motor; your old car will probably make down payment: terms. C. H. WALLERICH CO., Meridian at St. Joe St, RI-4576. DESOTO—’32 four-door sedan. One of the cleanest cars in town; good rubber, low mileage. Former owner unable to finish paying out balance. His loss, your gain at the bargain store. Hurry, it won’t last long. Bohannon & Morrison FORD—'26 Tudor; runs and looks good. Finish $3 week payments. 3815 College. FORD—I93I Tudor. The 4-cylinder economical job that has been driven very carefully; $275 with terms and trade. C. H. WALLERICH CO., Meridian at St. Joe. HUDSON, 1932 Sedan, in the best of shape throughout and it is priced to sell at $685. Several other good used cars priced right. We trade right and our terms are right. _ OAKLEY MOTOR SdIES. 1663 S. Meridian. DR-4743. Hudson-Terraplane Dealer. LINCOLN —1928 model, 7-passenger sedan. It’s a car ideal for touring .trips, etc.; cost plenty; you can buv for $195 with terms. C H. WALLERICH CO.. Meridian at St. Joe St. MARMON—I92B-78 sport coupe; here is a job that will take you anywhere: look at the price. $135. then see the car. C. H WALLERICH CO.. Meridian St. at St. Joe. MARMON—I932 model sedan; 6 wire wheels; just slightly over a year old. Think of the savings. We reduced this one from $475 to $395 with liberal trade. C. H. WALLERICH CO.. Meridian at St. Joe St. NASH—I93O sport coupe, with 6 wire wheels, good tires, paint and a perfect motor; interior clean; a buy at $295. C. H. WALLERICH CO.. Meridian at St. Joe St. PACKARD—I 929 8 sport sedan. You can ask the man who owns one. if this is not the best buv in town for $375. C. H. WALLERICH CO., Meridian at St. Joe St.f PLYMOUTH—Late '32 P B six coupe; reallv can not be called a used car. Verv little mileage. Former owner must have kept it in the garage most of the time from its appearance. Will sacrifice in order to make room for the many trade-ins being taken in on the new Plymouth 6-cylinder car. Bohannon & Morrison 514 N. Capitol LI-8000 PLYMOUTH—I 932 mode! P. B. sedan, dark blue finish, wire wheels, condition guaranteed, $465. Terms or trade. C. H. WALLERICH CO., Meridian at St. Joe. RI-4576. PLYMOUTH—Late '32 P B coach; driven very little. One of the most economical cars ever built. There is really a demand for these P B's and this one won’t last long at the price we are asking for it at the bargain store. Your car accepted for down payment If equivalent. Bohannon & Morrison 514 N. Capitol LI-8000 PLYMOUTH —6 sedan. Finish is dark blue, cream wheels, good tires, looks- and runs like new. $495. Terms or trade. C. H. WALLERICH CO., Meridian at St. Joe. RI-4576. STUDEBAKER—I93I, 70 sedan; a car that won't be here long as it is a real value at our new reduced price of $495 with terms. C. H. WALLERICH CO., Meridian at St. Joe St. RI-4576. STUDEBAKER—I 932 brougham; looks like new, just a little over a year old and vou can buy it for only *575. It's a buy. C. H. WALLERICH CO.. Meridian at St, Joe. St. WHIPPET—27 coach. Finish *3 week payments, 381S College,

_SEPT. 19, 1933

AUTOMOTIVE 45 Autos for Sale.

Consignment Sales Indiana's Largest Used Car Dealer 1030 N. Meridian St. Price Down •as Chev., 4-door * 95 00 $25 00 '2B Chev. Coach 75 00 17.50 '2B Chev. Coupe 95 00 23 50 ’2B Chev. Sedan 75 00 21 60 ’29 Ford Tudor 125 00 25.00 '29 Ford Coupe 145 00 30.00 29 Ford Tudor 145 00 30 00 '29 Ford Roadster 95 00 23 50 •28 Chev. Sedan 45 00 15.00 '26 Nash 4-pass Cpe. 95.00 25.00 JUST OUR CLEAN UP SALE Never have you seen such values actually in first class running condition. Consignment Sales Indiana's Largest Used Car Dealer 1030 N. Meridian St. Fositivelv members of NR A

TERRAPLANE 8 Sedan demonstrator at a big saving. See it at Oakley Motor Sales Several other good used ears at the right price. We trade and give very liberal terms OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663 p Meridian. DR-4743. Hudson-Terraplana dealer. Good Bargains in Used Cars SACKS BROS. AUTO LOAN CO. "Make Tracks for Sacks" 309 N.*Capitol Ave. RI-5996. WiJlys and Auourn Distributors The Schott Auto Cos. 2004 N. Meridian. TA-3700. BUY IN SEPTEMBER- The low prices and wide variety we have now can not last. Trucks priced up from *10; any size from 1 to 5 tons. Tractors and trailers, matched units. GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT. 31 West 13th St. H. SANDYS. LI-7467. Good Values Used Cars at A. W. BOWEN CO. 945 Ft. Wayne Ave. 10th and Central Chevrolet Pealer. 46 Trucks, Trailers, Tractors. CHEV.—'29 panel truck. $125; S3O down, bal. terms. ROY WILMETH CO.. INC.! 720 N. Meridian. ' ESSEX—I 929 model -34-ton, canopy top, express body, green sides; 5 good tires; $165. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER. 1325 W. Morris. LI-4809. INTERNATIONAL- '33~rhodel. > 2 -ton picktip. Gone 1,200 miles. Excellent condition. $475. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER. 1325 W, Morris. I-I-4800. TRACTOR—Demonstrators. used semitrailer, repossessed dump trucks and new 1932 van chassis. MACK TRUCKS. 730 E. Washington St, CHEV. '27—• 2 -toi>. A-l condition; sell or trade best light sedan. 1120 Central. LI-4884. A ROOM AD costs omv 2c _WORtt 47 Autos Wanted. CASH FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY "Indiana’s Largest Used Car Dealer." I. WOLF AUTO CO. 555 N. Capitol. LI-4818. CASH for your car or equity. ABELSFINK AUTO CO.. 440 N. Capitol Ave. LI-1112. We Pa,y Highest Prices for USED CARS MERIDIAN MOTOR SALES USED CARS WANTED—Any mr/el or condition. Highest oash prices paid. SELIG AUTO CO.. 19 S. East St. RI-7119. 48 Accessories, Tires, Parts. USED TRUCK TIRES All sizes, both high pressure and balloon. Some with only a few thousand miles on them, as low at $5. General Tire Cos 838 N. Dela wa re. LI-5523. JFIN A N CIA L 52 Business Opportunities FILLING STATION—Lunch room, living rooms. Se 11 cheap or trade. BE-3603 J 52-a Securities, Bldg. & Loan Building and Loan Will pay attractive price for limited amount. LI-9415. Suite 214. 66 W. New York st. 53 Personal Property Loans

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CASH—LOANS QUICKLY AND CONFIDENTIALLY ON YOUR OWN SECURITY AND SIGNATURERepay plan to fit present conditions. Loans made anywhere ih Marion Cos. CAPITAL LOAN COc 207 Kresge Bldg. 2nd floor.)' ' 'LL7S6I 41 E. Washington. COr. Pennsylvania

READY CASH WE LOAN Up to S3OO on Personal Property No -ii>quiries No indorsers. Sterling Loan Cos., Inc. 203 State Life Bldg. 15 E Wash. SI. Second Floor. Tel. LI-40e.5

LOANS UP TO S3OO PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 34 S. PENN. RI-5054 Century Bldg.. Ground Floor. COMMONWEALTH' LOAN CO. 205 Odd Fellow Bldg. LI-8495. 200 Roosevelt B'dg. LOANS ON FURNITURE AND DIAMONDS 2%. INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN. RI-3587. 55 Auto Loans

lAUTO LOANS I a YEAiUi PAY DON'T LOSE YOUR AUTO! Refinancing at very low payments. —Others Paid Off—- . Quick, Private, Confidential. B OPEN EVENINGS I 302 N. Capitol—Rl. 6098

Auto Loans WHY LOSE YOUR CAR? If you can't meet your payments, we will refinance your car. make the payment* lower or give you more cash. As long* as 2 years to repay. WlP'l Lincoln Auto Loan Cos, 201 W. Washington. f RI-1321