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Ken Koelling Outscores Pin Rivals With 681 Series in Insurance Loop

BY BERNARD HARMON Cracking out ?. 68i series in the American Central Life Insurance matches. Ken Koellin* took scoring honors over rivals from 21 leagues in action on the city alleys last night. He used games of 174, 28!? and 244 for his top scries. Despite his hard-hitting tactics, O. L. C. O dropped one of its trio of games to the opposing Joint Lifes. who had John Achor’s 56D as their high individual series. Hap Powers totaled 507 as his 20-Pa\-ment Lifes nabbed two victories over 20-Year Endowment. Ordinary Lifes fared better than other quintets with a shutout victory over 10Ycar Terms. Bobbie Wilmoth =et the pace for the winners with 586 The loop bowls at Pritchett's. a a a JOHN KIESEL located the pocket in his Printeraft League series, tossing games of 167, 238 and 255 for a 660 that netted him citywide runnerup honors. When a pair of his Pauley Printing Cos. mates also crossed the 600 line, the aggregation made a sweep of its series over Rolles Printing Cos. Closing with a 1108, the loop's highest single game of the season, they totaled 2071. George Williman with 622 and Eddie Hornberger with 603

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were Kieael’s chief helpers. Chuck Markey turned in a 630 for the losers. George Rcheidel returned to the Quality Flower lineup and assembled a 624 that led the team to an odd-game decision over Bingham Rollers. Indianapolis Star took two games from Advance Electrotype and Cornelius Printing was twice triumphant over Century Lunch in other team clashes. Owen Fancher paced the Star quintet with a 609. Roy Mawson totaled 614 for the Advance, Butch Zix gave Centuries a 630 and John Fehr collected 607 while in action with Cornelius. 808 MARIEN unleashed a string of 10 strikes in his opening game of the St. Philip No. 2 League matches. With a perfect 300 game in sight he drew the 8-10 split on his eleventh delivery and had to be satisfied with a 288. the top single game of the loop during the current season. He became a victim of splits in his following games and wound up with a 639 total, which was the best solo series of the session. His M. C. Mescalls turned in a triple victory over Print-Kraft. Ir. other tilts, Star Headliner and Sterling Beer shut out Pittman-Rice Coal Cos. and

Foresters, while Rural Shoe Rebuilders won twice over Kamm’s Beer. H U U A trio of 6WI total* emerged from the West Side Merchant* League clashes at the Indiana, and all three were posted by members of the Ritchey Furniture aggregation. Joe Mark was high with 63.1. Art Hawley had t*o9 and Red Marshall 602. The team nabbed three games with ease, Jordan Linoleum being the victim. matt Freddie Herther with ,WI) led hi* People* Outfitting to a two-game victory over Bailey's Insurance, while Windy Nave paced The Indianapolis Times in its double win over Em-Roe Sporting Goods Cos., with a 58*. Haag's Drugs were unopposed. man Homer Snvder was the best of a quintet of honor rhooters in the Universal League •session at the Pritchett Alleys. He had a 037. Prior Smith had 633. Gib Smith 618. Ray Hocicersmlth 608 and Walt English 601 Two shutouts were registered In the team clashes. Russet Cafeteria and Capitol Ice winning over Vollmer Bros. Meats and Kennedy Fire Fighters. Other contests were decided through double victories. Bcmts Lags. Polk Sanitary Milks, and Blue Point Service defeating Pennsylvania Railroad. Louie's Tavern and Heidenreich Florists. earn Harry Wheeler registered a 635, to cop solo* honors of the Industrial League The top count helped his Indianapolis Screw Products to a double victory over Maccabees. The winners tacked up a 1000 middle game. A1 Schmid was the onlyother pastirrer to post an honor count. He reached 604 as his Republic Creosoting nabbed two games from Indianapolis News. Ballard Ice Cream and Inland Containers bested Indianapolis Glove Cos. and Bemis Bags in all three games while Centlivre Beer. General Outdoor Advertising, Indianapolis R' Iways and Dilling Candy Cos. won two- imers over Indianapolis Times Circulation. L. Strauss & Cos., Polar Ice <fc Fuel and E-Z Bake Flour. The circuit was in action at the Indiana Alleys. a a a Georg* Mize and A! Hausman were the top soloists of the Diamond Chain matches at the Pritchett Alleys. The former had a 628. while Hausman totaled 616. Tools shut out Cases and Sprockets and Chains won twice over Couplings and Specials in the team contests. a a a Henry Bunch's 619 was good for individual honors of the Elks gathering at the Antlers Alleys. Art Rawley tossed his second 600 of the evening, getting a 613 that was good for runner-up honors of the loop. Indiana Wheel <fe Rim and La Fendrich Cigars turned in triple victories over Bailey's Insurance and Heidenreich Florists. Burdsal Paints and Little-Doo were halted once in their matches with Mobilgas and Hotel Antlers. a a a The only 600 series of the L. S. Ayres session at the Pritchett Alleys w-as turned in by Art Frv, who totaled 617 in his trio of efforts. In the team matches Phoenix Hose. Matrix Shoes and Stokol won three times over Elgin Watches, Knox Hats and Kuppenheimer, while Belr.ord Shirts, Grunow and AMC Shirts nabbed two each from Estate Ranges, Mendell Luggage and Ashcraft Shirts. a a a By virtue of a 617, IJlry was the best howler of the Intermediate League's contests at the Uptown Alleys. Only two team matches were completed, Coca Cola and E. Johnson Coals winning twice over Dorsey Ford V-8 and Safety Boosters. Sheref Electric and Indiana Candy were unopposed. nan In the Parkway Recreation League. Ed Pearson's 615 won him the solo honors of the evening, while Harry Roller's 595 was good for the runnerup position. Ritz Tavern blanked Miller's Tavern. Pearson Cos.. Inc., took two from Beich Whiz. Farmers' National bested Garrick Theater twice. Coca Cola won the odd game from Acmc-Monon Coal Cos., Kingan & Cos. outscored Wharf House twice and BowersHindle turned in a double win over Roberts Milk. a a a Leading scorers of other 'oops were: St. Catherines (Fountain Squarei. Thoman, 593: P. R. Mallory (Delaware), Zimmerman. 589: Link-Belt. (Central). Wimberly, 589: Kiefer-Stewart (Pritchett’s). Taylor, 585; Automotive i Illinois). Pavey, 582; E. C. Atkins (Indiana i, Schmalz.” 578; Illinois Recreation (Illinois), J. Beam. 578; Mutual Milk (Fountain Squarei. Wischmeyer. 564 and Fletcher Trust (Delaware), Hartrick, 561.

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STEWART BOLEN, pictured here, veteran southpaw filed his 1936 signed contract at Perry Stadium today just one jump (one mail delivery) ahead of Bob Logan, the other ace lefthander on the Indianapolis mound staff. Both have been with the Hoosier nine several years. Bolen resides at Jackson, Ala., and Logan at Humboldt, Neb. Last year with the second-place Indians, Bolen turned in 13 victories against six defeats and Logan collected 12 wins against 11 setbacks.

Heavy Week-End at Butler Fieldhouse Track Meet at Afternoon, Net Game at Night. Coach Hermon Phillips’ Bulldog track team is reported ready for the invasion of the Michigan Normal cindermen. The visitors will arrive tomorrow morning in time for a rest before the meet, which will begin at 2:30 p. m. at the fieldhouse. With the Michigan Normal team will be Abraham Rosenkrantz, one oI the leading Jewish athletes of the United States. Rosenkrantz will have as his running mate Harold Baker, captain of the team, who ran on the Michigan Normal undefeated relay squad last year. The Jewish ace specializes in the halfmile and one-mile runs. The Butler basketball team will try to shake the jinx tomorrow night at 8:15 when Indiana State is scheduled at the fieldhouse. Donkeys Make Final Stand Here Tonight Indianapolis gets its final offering of donkey basketball tonight when the animals and their riders go through their antics at the Butler fieldhouse. Players representing the Statehouse and the City Hall are to clash in the feature donkey game at 9. A preliminary regulation game between Crown Products and E. C. Atkins quintets is to start at 8. The laughter of more than 2200 spectators echoed in the fieldhouse last night at Rhodius Park Men’s Club “mulemen’’ outmaneuvered a City Hall-Courthouse team, 10 to 8. Receipts go to the city emergency relief fund. MANUAL STAR INJURED Wenning Out of Basket Action With Bruised Knee. Coach Oral Bridgford was expected to start his Manual Redskins against the Shortridge Blue Devils this afternoon without the support of Richard Wenning, star forward. Wenning injured an already aggravated knee-cap Wednesday in a light practice drill. Edward Roessler was to be pressed into service to fill the vacancy. RIPPLE FROSH WIN Broad Ripple High School’s rhinies conquered the Shortridge yearling basketball team, 21 to 19, yesterday afternoon at the Ripple gym. HATS 9R C Cleaned and Blocked B V and 5 Shoe Shines. SB THE 5-MINUTE SHOPS 31 S. Illinois St. Riley 0816 AUTO LOANS and Refinancing 20 Months to Fay WOLF SUSSMAN, Inc. 239 W. WASH. ST. Established 34 Tears Opposite Statehouse. LI-2749

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Three Prep Games Today Matine? Contests Billed at Local High Schools. Three hardwood contests are on today's local high school schedule, all being played as matinee performances. The schedule follows: Anderson at Tech (3:30). Manual at Shortridge (3:00). Brownsburg at Washington (3:30). Stinesville's scheduled appearance at the Crispus Attucks High School gym tonight has been canceled. Today's games are to be preceded by preliminaries an hour earlier. Washington. Broad Ripple and Crispus Attucks are carded for action tomorrow night away from home.

Golf Rivals Clash in Another Finals Patty Berg and Mrs. Crews Play for Title. fit/ United Cress PALM BEACH, Fla., Feb. 21. Patty Berg, schoolgirl sensation of Minneapolis, and the veteran Maureen Orcutt Crews of Miami, emerged from a field of the aristocracy of women’s golf to meet today in the 18-hole finals of the Palm Beach championship. Patty, conqueror of Glenna Collett Vare, national champion, will be shooting par for her second triumph of the winter circuit over Mrs. Crews. The Miami stylist fell before the deadly stroking of the Minneapolis youngster in the MiamiBiltmore finals last month. The 18-year-old schoolgirl, who virtually has assured herself a place on the United States Curtis Cup team this year, eliminated Mrs. Leon Solomon, Memphis, in the semi-finals yesterday, 5 and 4. Meanwhile, Mrs. Crews defeated Marion Miley of Lexington, Ky., in a nip-and-tuck battle, 2 and 1.

Net Gossip Indianapolis Flashes defeated Beach Grove Boys Club last night, 19 to 15. Flashes players are to meet at 1115 Newman-st at 7:30 tonight for the game at Muncie. Beech Grove Boosters scored a 35-to-33 victory over the Linton Radio squad last night at the Beech Grove gym. Voelz's Red Devils avenged their only loss in the Big Six League by defeating Eastman Cleaners. 43 to 21. The two teams ended the schedule in a tie for' first place, with nine victories and one loss each. Date for the playoff is to be announced. The schedule for the West Side section of the Dearborn Sunday tourney is as follows: 9 a. m., Stenger Oasis vs. Beanblossoms; 9:40. Corrugated Box vs. Falls City; 10:40. Linton Radio vs. Snack Bluebirds; 11:30, Wayne Park Garage vs. Kingan Knights. Semi-finals will be played in the afternoon and finals at night. The winner will compete with champions of three other sections for the title March 1. RUNYAN PRESSED FOR LEAD DESPITE A 68 By United Press ST. PETERSBURG. Fla., Feb. 21. Despite a brilliant 68, Paul Runyan today commanded only a one-stroke lead over the field in the $2500 St. Petersburg open golf tournament at the Lakewood course. Hard on his heels were Johnny Revolta, P. G. A. champion, and Johnny Hines, who were tied with 69’s. Babe Ruth was far down the list with an 82 as the second round of 18 holes began today. SILENTS PLAY TONIGHT The Silent Hoosier basketball team is to oppose the Rockfield High School squad at the School for the Deaf tonight. Officials of the local school decided not to defer the game because of the cold wave, since the School for the Deaf buildings must be heated 24 hours daily, and the game will not interfere with the state conservation of fuel program. PEPPER MARTIN SIGNS Times Special OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Feb. 21.—John (Pepper) Martin, St. Louis Cardinal infielder, yesterday agreed to terms, believed to be the same as last year, SII,OOO, with a possibility of a bonus at the end of the season. CONTINENTALS TRIUMPH Playing their last home game of the season, the Washington High School freshmen came from behind yesterday to hand the Cathedral yearlings a defeat. John White took scoring honors for the Continentals, and Harry Kaskey was the Irish mainstay. O’MAHONEY WINS AGAIN Times Special SCRANTON, Pa.. Feb. 21.—Danno O'Mahoney, world’s heavyweight wrestling champ, used a body scissors’ hold to win over Mike Mazurki of New York in 23 minutes of the main event on the mat card here last night. HELEN FULTON IS VICTOR HAMILTON, Bermuda, Feb. 21. Helen Fulton of Chicago won the Princess tennis championship yesterday by defeating Gladys Hutchings of Bermuda, the defending champion, 5-7, 6-1, 6-3, in the finals.

3 Deaths—Funerals Indianapolis Times. Friday. Feb. 21, 1936. ADAMS (WILLIAMS)—AIice, age 78. beloved wile of Reuben Adams, sister of Julia Skirvin of Indianapolis, and George Williams of Chicago, passed away Thursday morning, hunerai irom SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N Illinois, Saturday. 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery, Bloomington. Ind. (Bloomingt on Telephone piease copy. 1 DOWNING—David N.. age 74. husband of Eva Downing, passed away Thursday morning, funeral 10:30 a. m. Saturday at the DORSEY FUNERAL HOME. 3926 E. New York-st. • HACKER—NeIIe Fleming, of 310 N. Cap-itol-av, beloved wife of Charles Haciter. daughter of Mrs. Anna Fleming, sister of Mrs. Catherine Nichols, Thomas. Edward. Hugh and David Fleming, passed away r’eb. 20. 1936, age 50 years. Services Sunday. 1:30 p. m . at the W. D. BEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY. 132123 W. Ray-st. Burlai Edinburg. Ind. friends invited. Friends may see Mrs. Haciter at the mortuary any time. (Edinourg papers piease copy.) MAYHEW—George, age 72. father of Raiph, William ana Lester, brotner of , Spencer, William. Josepn. charies. Carrie Washmuth. Ella Irwin and Bessie ! Monroe, passed away triday at his home, 4444 Sangster-av. funeral Sunday. 2 p. m., at th'j Pilgrim Holiness Church, 30th and G>-.e-sts, friends invited. FARLEY FUNERAL SERVICE. KEMPER—George S.. age 80; father of Mrs. Charles slossnwisier, passed a wav at, the residence. 5647 Guilford-av, Thursday. Funeral from the SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. Illii nois-st, Monday, 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. KURTZ—Nettie J.. wife of Charles H. and mother of Margaret Kurtz Whipple of Indianapolis ana William Bruce Kurtz of Cincinnati. 0.. passed away Thursday evening at *he residecne.' 5332 N. New Jersey-st. Services at the home Saturday. 2 p. m Friends invited Burial Crown Hill. LIPSCOMB—Howard, son of Harvey and Orpha Lipscomb, passed away Wednesday evening; age 36 years. Funeral services at the residence, 4626 Hovey-st, Saturday, 2 p. m. Burial Crown HiU. Friends invited. McCAßTY—Charles TANARUS„ husband of Nell McCarty (nee Connellyi. brother of Mrs. Anna Morris of Dayton, O.; Mrs. Mary Hankins and Mrs. Florence Selmier of this city, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday. Feb. 24. 8:30 a. m., at residence, 3224 W. Michigan-st; 9 a. m„ St. Anthony's Church. Friends invited. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at residence anytime. Connersville, Ind.. papers piease copv.i GEORGE W. USHER SERVICE. MEYER —John H.. age 80 years, beloved husband of Nora Meyer, father of Blanche. Mort, George Meyer and Mrs. Mary Beale.v. passed away Thursday a. m. at the home. 1538 Leonard-st. Funeral and burial at Brownstown Saturday. 1 p. m. Friends may call at the G. H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East-st. MOORE—John, age 48. beloved husband of Kate Moore; father of Mrs. Virginia Chandler. Mary Moore and John E. Moore Jr., passed away at his home, 340 S. Randolph, Thursday. Funeral services at the above address. Saturdav 2pm Friends invited. KINCAID SERVICE. PHIPPS—C. V.. age 47. father of Dorothy Phipps, former husband of Bessie Phipps, passed away Thursday morning Funeral at SHIRLEY BROS.' CENTRAL CHAPEL. 946 N. lilinois-st. Saturdav, 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. PRATER—Blaine, age 51. husband of Carrie, father of Betty and Frank Prater, passed away Thursday morning at residence, 540 N. Pershing. Funeral services Saturday. 2 p. m., at the CONKLE FUNERAL HOME. 1934 W Michigan-st. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends mav call at residence until noon Saturday. SULLlVAN—Elizabeth M„ age 55 years sister of Mrs. Mvra Smith. Daniel and Edward Sullivan, died Thursday. Funeral Saturday. Feb. 22. 8:45 a. m. at the residence. 1042 Blaine-av: 9 a. m. Assumption Church. Friends invited. Buna Holy Cross Cemetery. Altar Society tneet Friday 8 p. m. for prave*. GEORGE W. USHER SERVICE. TENCA—Louis P„ age 55 years, Wednesday.. 1 a. m.. at his home in Cleveland, 0.. husband of Angela Ruggiere Tanca. Funeral at home of Mrs. Grace Ruggiere. 310 E. Morris-st. Saturday, 2 p. m. Burial St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call any time after 7 and. m Friday. LAUCK SERVICE P

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Call Rl-lev 5551 30 Rooms for Rent S3—ILLINOIE, NT 3732—steam heated: soft water. Private home; entrance. Gentleman. HA-3858-M. DELAWARE. N.. 725. APT. 9—Lovely room next bath; innerspring mattress; single, double. RI-4703. ILLINOIS. N.. 1036. APT. 6—Sleeping room, near bath. Good heat. Reasonable TALBOTT. N.. 2011—Clean, well heated room: private home; gentleman. HA-'__34o6-R. 44C0 NORTH —Large, cheerful front room. Very desirable. HU-3252. 31 Rooms with Board SS.SO—ILLINOIS. N~1935 Splendid meals: pleasant front room. Employed young man. HA-0799. GLADSTONE. N,. 19 Attractive. warm room: near bath. Private home: meals optional. Carlinc. REAL HOME; elderly people; three good meals. Excellent care. 833 Park-av 32 Housekeeping Rooms ADAMS, 1947—Lovely 2-room front apariment; good heat: utilities: garage. s2l. BROADWAY. 2435 —Will arrange two beautifully furnished. connecting rooms: kitchenette; opposite bath; gentlemen or married couple; utilities, garage. HE--1857. __ BROADWAY, 826—Two-room desirable apartment; handy location; call at 835 Broadway. _ BROADWAY. 1403—Furnished two-room apartment; good heat; utilities; private _ entrance; reasonable. EUCLID. N., 109 —Modern warm cozy apartment; overstuffed; built-in features; phone; private entrance. IRVINGTON —Two-room apartment, breakfast nook; employed couple; utilities; MICHIGAN E„ 2416—Furnished apart- ! ment, down, clean, warm, private ; entrance. Desirable location. Adults. NEW JERSEY. N.. 517—Front room, lavatory; radio in room; walking distance. LI-9750 ' PARK, 1118—Two large housekeeping rooms: kitchenettes. Everything fur_nished._ Private entrance. Reasonable. PROSPECT. 719—Modern, well-furnished, warm, private, housekeeping apartment; utilities: reasonable: adults. WASHINGTON, E., 1607—Comfortable, warm room; everything furnished; running watery adults. LI-9103. 12TH. E., 611—Clean, warm room; kitchenette; range; sink; $3.50. 33 Hotels SEMINOLE HOTEL Mo ß^ A }f e b a a t” a: bath: running water all rooms, $3.50, $4.50 week HEATED rooms; double, 50c. $1; single, 35c. Service, day, night, calls Phone. V 2 -square W. Statehouse. 359 W. Washington. 34 Apartments, Unfurn. S3O. 6-room; S2O, 4-room; modern apartments; heat and water furnished; garage. 1604 S. Meridian. GENERAL APTS., INC. 11l E. 16th-st. Bedroom. $45. 22 W. Vermont. LI-2439. Indianapolis Rental Agency Furn. and unfurn. apt*. Free service and transportation. LI-5452 ' 6PMiYi6W fi£NffiieU߀Ao Apartments In all parts of the city; free transportation to inspect. Call HE-1328. : 35 Houses, Unfurnished BROAD RIPPLE PARK j near); beau, new 3-bdrm. bungalow. Others. White. TA- j 4633. BROADWAY, 2339 —7 rooms, strictly mod . large garage: oil burner; *35 J. G. | _McCullough. 106 N Del.. LI-5596. CENTRAL. 2401—519: modern, water paid, j thoroughly cleaned and -ood furnace ! HU-5224. HIATT. 1514—4-room, semi-modern double, j good condition; *l2. HA-4702-R SHEFFIELD. N., 1212—Four-room single; good condition; *B. White tenants only. HU-7458 11TH. 3831. E —Four rooms modern, cabinet. linoleum, garage; water paid. *l6 33D-st. W . 1038—Good 6-room modern, Alt git house, garage; $22.50, LI-6517. s

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36 Furn. Houses. Apts. IRVINOTON—4 rooi r and furnished, adults; all utilities pa;d ir- ! 7912. 14-ROOM duplex: nicely furnished: utilities: <7. 521 Alton. __ 38 Rent Suburban Farms \'2 ACRE—6-room house, large poultry | house, garage, electric lights and water I in house. Northwest lust off Road 52 and south of 50th-st. JENNINGS BROS I 28 S. Illinois. 10 Wanted to Rent APARTMENT-North: bedroom, about *SO. i Rl-8421. extension 240; 9:90-5:. 16 Securities WE PAY CASH FOR COUPONS FROM FLETCHER AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK CERTIFICATES OF BENEFICIAL INTEREST N. LEONARD COHEN A- COMPANY 206 INSURANCE BUILDING [ BE. MARKET-ST _____ 17 Houses and Lots 3!tCHARD AVE. 3600 BLK—7-room modern: lot 60x320. S2OOO RI-7017 REAL ESTATE RENTALS. INSURANCE. R. A. FRANKE. RI-2800. e kirk McKinney co . inc. 209-11 N ADDISON—6-room double: rent S2B per month. SIOOO cash. sl6 50 per month. HARNESS & CLINE. 119'3 N. Alabama. LI-9220. CAROLINE. 4701—Bungalow: serm-mod , good condition: SIBOO Small do. pt Mr. Helmus. HU-5279. ALLISON RE A LTV CO REALTORS RI-2363. OWNER leaving city wants best cash offer for equity in 855 Eastern-av 6-room, thoroughly modern. Marion Van Arsdell 1019 N Beville. CH-1108. 3 BEDROOM BRICK Near 10th and Audubon: long living room, fireplace, oak floors, nice kitchen, breakfast nook, full basement. 2-car garage. Price low Part cash Mr. Burgess. Rl-9388. IR-6102. | AMERICAN ESTATES CO. REALTORS ! 18 Sale Suburban Farms !BE SURE—Of your title. Demand au ab- | stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO.. 155 E. Market-st. Union Title Bldg ! PITTSBORO. Ind.. 3*2 Acres with 5-rOom house; garage with extra room; fruit trees: SI6OO. RI-7017. 807 S. Westbrook ! 6-room bungalow, electricity, garage: with side drive: composition roof: all in I good condition. Onlv SI2OO. Down payment. $120; monthlv payments. sl2. Act quick, this is a good one. Call A. R. Scott, HE-1801. HALL-HOTTELL CO.. INC. LI-2541. 129 E. Mr : 49 Real Estate Exchange Reduced Five rooms, semi-modern, west. Price S9OO. Clear of incumbrance, and exchange for better property and assume a mortgage. Box 563. Times. j 52 Wanted Real Estate DO NOT lose your property. Will buy your equity cither large or small. Give details to Box 535. Times. 55 Beer Equipment FIXTURES ALL KINDS—USED—REASONABLE ON PAYMENTS KING'S 1817 - 31 R?357 h 8 eMtCTn 56 Wearing Apparel BRAND new black caracul fur coat. 36-38 Sl5O. 4260 Sunset. WA-2373. GENTLEMAN'S suit. $lO. and topcoat. $5; size 38. 1215 N. Mount. DRESSES—Buy direct from factory. Model garments and surplus stocks; prices below cost of production. All silk dresses, k $10.98 values, reduced to $3.98-. Other dresses in children's, juniors', misses' and ladies' sizes as low as 69c. Salesroom open Friday and Saturday only, 10 a m. to 4 p. m.. 546 S. Meridian, Room 304. 57 Household Goods ATTENTION VETERANS Many veterans are considering purchasing Crosley Shelvador when the bonus bonds are received. See us at once and vour Shelvador can be had now. Let us explain. PAUL KERR MUSIC CO.. 29 N. Temple. _ Carloads and Carloads of fine new suites and odd pieces to trade for your old furniture: generous allowance BAKER BROS.. 219 E. Wash-st. lllflWfflllllliL Used washers, $7.50 up. New machines. $29.50 up. Old washer as down payment. Electric sweepers, 512.95 up. THOR ELECTRIC SHOP. 13fr N. Penn. _ LI-5385, 9x12 F:lt Base Linoleum Rugs—S3 98 JORDAN BROS. CUT-RATE LINOLEUM. 207 W. Wash., across from Statehouse. SEWING MACHINE, good Singer, drophead. $lO. 734 N Capltol-av. HI-3058. Singer Bargains Singer drop-head, treadle $12.50 cash Electric portable, good buy $15.00 Domestic electric portable $31.50 Repossessed Singer elec console, small bal. Singer Sewing Machine Cos.. 126 W. Wash. ORIENTAL rugs; real bargains; modern and antiques; all kinds and sizes. YOHANNA & CO.. 2265 N. Meridian. EVERYTHING must go, lease expires Feb. 29; 250 used radios. Cost is no object. Nothing held back; $5 and up. PEARSONS WAREHOUSE. 316 N. Illinois. Open evenings. 58 Miscellaneous for Sale STORE fixtures: bakerv equipment: special eauipment: buv-sell. 419 E. OJiio. Bicycles Fishing l?v CflbTVj $lO up Tackle V/ Repairs Cut Prices J 35-. Hoffman s 251 Mass.-av., 205 E. Wash.st,. BUILDING MATERIAL" MARION MATERIAL CO. New and Used Lumber 300 BUILDINGS WRECKED Good used lumber and building material of all kinds for sale cheap. CLEVELAND WRECKING CO. 1320 Kentucky-av. Indianapolis. BARGAIN in new' 1935 model OIL CIRCULATORS. Allow for your present stove. Approved for F. H. A. time payment. Call HA-4355 for prices or see at 2229 N. Meridian-st. MILLIGAN OIL BURNER, INC. S2OO bakery oven $35; $l5O Hobart electric mixer, S4O. 939 N. Gray. CH-3834-R. SUDDEN DEATH—It never fails; destroys bedbugs and household vermin. ALBERT G. MAAS CO , 31 Virginia-av. RI-3315 THREE-piece bedroom suite, S4O; 8-piece dining room suite, $36; 4-piece dinette suite. sl6; spinet desks, $3.98 to $8; maple settee, $25 to S4O each: radios, S2O to S6O. BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, corner Capitol and South. EVERYTHING must go. Lease exp.res Feb. 29: 250 used radios. Cost is no object. Nothing held back; $5 and up. PEARSON S* WAREHOUSE, 316 N Illinois. Open evenings. ONE condensation pump complete. FRAKES ELECTRIC CO. 252 Hudson. RI-8158^_ hobart batterv charger. 100-120 amp*; 3-phase 220-volt motor. FRAKES ELHC_TRIC CO . 252 Hudson. RI-8158. WANT—Diamond for cash, about 1 2 to 1 carat; price right. Times, Box 564, POPCORN: excellent popping: 10 to 100lb lots; reasonable. We deliver. BE--0305. Use The Times—Phone RI-5551 For Lowest Cost Want Ads 59 Radios, Musical Needs ATWATER KENT 8-tube. Lowbov pre-owned. $10.50. L. S. AYRES & CO.. Radio Dept.. Tth Floor. RADIO AND ELECTRIC SHOP. 539 W* Wash. Used radios. $4.95 up; terms $1 wk NEWS DUPLICATING MACHINE. S3. Radio Sales & Service. 211 Ind. LI-9333. BARGAIN —Cello and case: good used instrument; extra fine tone; S4O. BE$75 Boehm * Clarinet—s22.so King cornet; like new; *22 50. Easiest Payments in Town. LORENZ Store. 20 Pembroke Arcad*. Our 1936 Philco Sale Now Going On—*2s to *95 allowance for old radio. VAN SICKLE RADIO. 34 W. Ohio. EVERYTHING must, go Lease expires Feb. 29; 250 used radios. Cost is no object. Nothing held back; $5 and up. PEARSON S WAREHOUSE. 316 N. UlT- _ nois. Open evenings. 11-TUBE short wave Philco. walnut table model; *3O. 1402 N Dearborn. CH-1390, Pianos to Loan Shortage of space makes it advisable to loan a few grands and studio uprights for storage. Wilki.ig Music 00. 120 E. Ohio. Open evenings until 9 p. jm. GRAND PIANO. sl2s;' pay bal. due. *2 weekly; small size, brown mahoganv case: open evenings till 9. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120 E Ohlo-st. _ BTUDIO upright piano; *IOO, Day bal. due. Brown mahoganv $5 down. bal. weekly. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120 E. Ohio-.--. Open til! 9. 60 Farm and Garden CORN. No. 1 white Burkhardt. sixty-five bushels. Call Sunday. DR-7761-2. 61 Pets and Birds BLACK and tan male dog] pedigreed,' 8 mo old. Very reasonable. LI-927L TOY collie; child's pet. *5: 2 months old. WANTED Leaving city: want affectionate home for tiger house cat: prefer home with no dogs or small children 62 Horses and Cattle ~~ PUBLIC SALE Tuesday. Feb. 25. 10 a. m.—6 horses. 1 jersey cow, alfalfa hay corn AD kinds farm machinery JOHN BRIGHT FARM. 4th and Northwestern. HA-3403-U, KI--7815.