Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1936 — Page 34

Strong Array of Pacers and Trotters Here

State Fair Competition: Action Tomorrow.

Horses—trotters and pacers—{rom | every direction, and with quality | {written about them in every line, as well as with the inscription of | tsuperior class told in their feats (along the big line, are coming in to

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(the Indiana State Fairground wit th | every hour to be in readiness for!

‘the big race meeting that will begin there tomorrow, and last {through the following week until {the concluding races on Friday, Sept. 11.

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PAUL BOXELL

HE Fortville Country

pro-amateur tournament Monday | and the tourney management hag| | distributed postal cards bearing |

| three arresting suggestions not com- | t monly found in programs for these

Circuit Horses Gather for.

events. Namely, the sug Bring the ladies, Start play 2s early or late as you | | like. Big chicken dinner all day. The last named stacks up more as an invitation then a suggestion, and, as such, should prove as potent a drawing card as the other two combined. I confess 1 suddenly have developed a particular | yén to cover this tournament, although I find myself a bit stumped on that invitation.

gest tiohs are:

“Big chicken dinner all day,” it| | says, but

I fear I can’t stick at it that steadily—tiwo hours

to my concern. My Bppet ite has an wih

Club is| scheduled to host the weekly |

| matter of getting in a little golf { some time during the day. Eighteen { holes are scheduled to be played on | the select partner-handicap system.

| haven't heard if it’s to be baked or

! | dianiapolis,

usually is | my limit at the fowling table, much |

incurable habit of dulling sometimes as soon as an hour-and-a-half after the takeoff, even where choice chicken is involved. The chef may | be willing to make it an all-day !'spree, but the stomach is weak.

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A ND 1 doubt the competing players will have opportunity to | do. much better because there is that

For further information (I really

{ fried), communicate with James D. | Scott "at 2834 Washington-blvd, In-

The final round of "the Meridian Hills Country Club men’s championship tournament comes off tomorrow and Sunday. Meridian Hills women are to play for the club queenship next Wednesday through Friday.

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Rondnecs. and ont flowers Pay thy,

the death of our beloved son and brother, Henry Charles. We especially thank the Mell and singers, and also Shirley Bros. for their efficient service. MR. AND MRS. HARRY WALD AND . DAUGHTER.

3 Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Friday, Sept. 4, 1936. BRUNDAGE—John E.. husband of Olive A. Brundage, and father of John E. Jr. and Eleanor J. Brundage passed away “Thursday evening. Sept. 3, at his home. 3054 Ruckle-st riends may call at the RAGSDALE & CE FUNERAL HOME, 1219 N. Alabama-st, dav, Funeral and Ind. Saturday afternoon. pers please copy.)

after 3 p. m. Pri. interment Madison, Madison pa-

| HESSELDENZ Mary R.. widow of ihe late

George Hesseldenz. passed . away WednesSept. 2, at the residence, 1435 N. Punatal Saturdav. Sept. 5 at : fro FUNERAL HOME 1639 ne Meridian-st. Services at 89. Peter and Paul Cathedral. 9 a. m: Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends invited. (Seymour and North Vernon papers please copy.)

NICCUM-—-James R.., beloved brother of John A. Niccum, 1101 Bacon-st; George, of Needham, Ind.; Mrs. Parrett, Fort Wayne, Ind.: Ann Kuhn, Edna Ludwig and L. J. Niccum of Elkhart, Ind., passed away at his brother’s home, 1101’ Baconst. Wednesday, pt. 3. ‘Friends Hay call at the W. T. BLASENGYM FUNER HOME, 2228 Shelby-st, after 4 p. Friday. Funeral Burial New Crown.

THOMPSON—Carrie Bernauer, age 73. Widow of Charles C. Thompson, beloved mother of William E. Thompson, Mrs. Hazel Masten, Mrs. Carrie French, Mrs. Bertha Strack, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ruth Brink of Logansport; sister of Mrs. Amelia Longnecker and Mrs. Char-

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PAPER cl clepning, , wall wash ing, floor waxing: excellent service. ALD. TA-

PAPERHANGING PAPER removed by steam, hanging, plumbhe up; Jurnace work. General repair-

PAPER furnished and hung; reasonable. foaming snd painting. Estimates.

iL Canin. wall washing, Bune, a ihe havent but best.

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re plane and accordion ning, 4158 ces reasonable MAJORS. CH-1845. PRINTING

obs make us smile, HENDREN G, 685 Ceutury Bidg.. RI-85! RI-8533.

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lotte Hancock, passed away at her home, 1442 Laurel-s Thursday, Sept. 3.

Tomorrow the Highland Country Funeral Saturday, 2 p. at the M’'NEELY MORTUARY, 1828 N. MERI-

Visitors Fail Cn nual member caddy our:| DANSE fritnds invited. Buriat Crows to Threaten

time arrives the caddies are to | 20nV time. reign kings for a day. As things | WIECK—Jack, of 1306 N. Kealing, entered Amateurs After

The signs are all good for a imemorable race meeting—one of the highest type, with sport of the; best, both because of the foremost | kind of horses and the great racing | purses that are, hung up by the | {Board of Agriculture for the Week | of racing. An entry list running into the hundreds, with the majority them horses that have been y ae ing history on the Grand Circuit {this year, shows that the fair and | lits racing department are holding | ithe line on the wonderful popu- | larity achieved through the years. |

Track Is Popular

14 Schools, Instruction

ENTER Sept. 8, beginning fall term, to complete your arrangements, please call at the office of the school, if convenient Otherwise, telephone or wrife for bulletin whi QeSeribes courses, quotes tuition fees ‘and gives such other information as

you may 9 SNe hep ki our Sheol 3 ans. BUSIN BSS COL LEGE, A ot NTE A bldg. phe

COMPLETE beauty course, $50; enroll now, TH ni HHH LI ERR Ran , Royal Beauty Acad., 401 Roosevelt bldg. | il iit ill st ! piri inti TI I

34 Apartments, U we 1 A TinoRicEments |Z Announcements oy

SHOPPERS’ COLUMN 4 STATE TAI EASY TERMS

2 Help Wanted, Female WANTED—Spanish guitar player; young 2101-5 Boulevard Place fleco $ 30 || sTATE FAIR with all Mutilities and VISITORS! ; On Goodyear Tires, Batteries, Auto and Home Radios, LOY. CH. 2776 Pay in small weekly amounts,

Labor Day special—the McGowan FUNERAL HOME HU-7 APARTMENT. RENTAL GOO DYEA R S = RV C E STO R E

perience. if any: 220d proposition. Box Cup tournament. The event is for |926 N. Capitol-Av. Phone LI-7118 | HONEST waitresses and bartenders: must Apartments in all parts of the city; free Delaware & Walnut Sts. Road Service RI. ise 0

Positively will not buy tomatoes or.sweet corn contracted to any person or firm.

are ' : Wo e into rest Thursday. age 42 years, hus[ase eed the caddies can’t los band of Beatrice Wieck. Funeral Satthe members can't win. Regula-| urday, 3 p. m. at the HARRY W. MOORE

tions are that members buy all the | FUNERAL PARLOR. dinners and only -caddies receive 4 In Memoriam

prizes. z a MARTZ—In loving memory of our dear Play goes on the two-ball four Mary who passed away two years ago

some style, selective drives and handicaps And while she lies In peaceful sleep, lang] ps. , uo : Her memory we shall always keep. Third round competition in the| Mother. Dad, Sister, "Brother and

Highland men’s championship be- |: Ee — Em =

‘gins Monday and must be complet- | 5 Funeral Directors

ed by Sept. 13. The fourth round a is slated to start Monday, the four- GEORGE McCARTY teenth, with the finals Sept, 26 |FORTVILLE INDIANA and 27. WM. D. 'BEANBLOSSOM The Indianapolis Country Club |1321-23 W. RAY-ST. BE-1588 | GOOD home for young white girl experi-

Jor Monday is featuring its annual J. Js BLACKWELL AND SONS Sheed general housework, laundry, $5. 672.

ot | English Galise Little Concern Cup Shutout.

BY STUART CAMERON i United Press Sports Editor {i NEW YORK, Sept. 4.—Rated solely by the record of the Walker Cup competition, which ended in| ia 9-0 shutout for America, the 11- { ply British threat in the United | States National Amateur loomed today as something decidedly less than ominous. Unless the Britishers, who {couldn't win even one match from {the home forces, find a bagful of i new tricks between now and the

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All horsemen like to race at Indianapolis, because it is a real! gportsman'’s fair, and because a warm | welcome always awaits them from | {the attending thousands as well as {the racing management. There is also that matter of purses, for a fair which is putting on a $10.000 Fox Pace, a Horseman Futurity worth well up to that amount, and several other races with great values is [always sure to draw the best racing italent available. { A trio of races for half-mile track | thorses ushers in the sport at the | {fair tomorrow, and for these there

50 Newly decorated, cool YOUNG irl or middie Led gaan to clean, e-like- apts. elp in home in country 00 ome tion furnished. See cusand small wages Box 35¢ Times as Rt I. EMO

385, care of Tim SHR Hane art “interest, amateur, part or full Lime, men—18 holes, handicap medal have hest of references. Times Box 184. play. » Walter T. Blasengym WANTED—Women for general housework. transportation to. inspect. Call -1328. , : FUNERAL HOME Call 615 Somerset-st. mt On the supporting card Monday 2226 SHELBY-ST. DR-2570 MEN'S FELT 21 Help Wanted, Male zon fasonm HATS 25c¢ oe

small salary t ie start, Call 9 ED . JONES, 302 Rauh Bldg. will b ixed two-ball — i he Cire yvo-ball fomsome | CONKLE FUNERAL FOME : | T . : JACKSON COUR Cleaned and Blocked WILLIAM H. FAUST, JR. 1222 CORNELL $24 5 FREE Shoe Shines with

istart of the amateur at Garden Tuesday, Country Club women |1934 W. MICH-ST. BE-1934 F ARCHITECTURAL Srafisman "must Newly decorated, THE 5-MINUTE SHOP FAUST E FAUST

City next week, the title which has| are to hold their guest day and | FLANNER & BUCHANAN | remained in America since Harold | flag tourney programs. have plant layout Tl s140 ond 30 E. oh HINGTON, "SUITE 5137. : , ; $25 NO. FEE C ROED. PH See custodian or TTORNEYS) . E. MO 31 8. Illinois RI-0816 | } 1005 Intand ‘Bide.

e 25 W. Fall Creek Drive Hilton won it at Apawamis in 1911 2 a =n TA-4400—TA-4401—TA-4402 Te Mss. will continue its sojourn on this OLFING members of the In- iE rh a ies Pres LLOY. CH. 2776. CLEANED AND PRESSED PAT and POLLY. SUFIE KINDERGARTEN 59¢c AND DAY NURSERY

Tr aE EP Feld Hunt be | side. di lis Athleti FINN BROS. ting and handy around machinery. Box : 5 Will bel "Only one of the 10 British Walk-| grins por a tical 18 Funeral Home 355, Times. DRESSES a 8-HOUR SERVICE. We operate our Regulation Sep. 3

fast and capable. p ler Cuppers impressed American tournament to be played at the In- 1639 N. Meridian-st ! WANTED—Experienced _ shoe Jiters for own modern 8ynthetic Plant. TRANSPORTATION

On Labor Day, a real all-star card | 4 5 new department. Rink’s Basémen is prepared. The Horseman Senior {critics as a real threat. This One| dianapolis Country Club this BERT S. GADD Futurity, a famous race, is the first is Gordon Peters, who carried Wal- Wednesday. Bill Reed Jr. will be |2130 Prospect-st 22 Situations Wanted one listed for that day, and along By 0f Sialoma Ti io Ine defending title holder. GRINSTEINER'S EXPERT RIGGER, : 31 Years With jas em. Cl GALE—D with it there will be staged the | ha ; 2 yyester The tourney is to go 18 holes, Bite mechanic, weight and machinery Sane a yon won his match. Peters has one With the frst tooo? ool Tor Lo . 522 E. Market gine mechanic, weight and machinery Li-9242 243 Ta av 2329 N, Alabama RI-5374 ices] HE-1130 QUALITY - POULTRY, EGGS DIRECT FROM SHELBY COUNTY. DR. RO EAST 0TH STREET,

| : Sorin Lockerbie Pace, fastest of all of those rarely found natural oar al da So fin xB alge acing events at the fair, also the |. . Ho Tia natural| prizes are to be awarded gross and Jum ih Indiana. Address Times, Sox sa 2-year-old races .of the Indiana SNings. A one 2 the United States | net winners during the annual ban- PERSONAL SEERVIOR UNITE a Joos cenii: i \State series, both of which - have | P By put it, “he swings like us.” | quet in the evening at the I. A. C. G. H. HERRMANN by day or week. : LI-3167. .1144¢ N. aR NEL been getting the attention of the| , Exper S Avprove Bllisher, R. C. Fox, chairman of the I. |1305 8 EAST-ST. ACOTG. pirchEs | linolsst, thousands at the county fairs in the as Son Lail’e, - ow qualifies | AC. golf committee, is in charge HISEY & TITUS : Ani references: will leave Temi EB POULTRY MKT. state. Ss an expert, and Obie Keeler of | of entries, and a committee to 951 N: Delaware ty. ORCi508. eveninme. Ee im -medern. Morey Back. Guarantee Atlanta, who has been at it since a| handle handi . : Cost Less—Produce Best. 2911 E. 10th st. al > andle handicaps includes C. T. LI-3828 Times Ee Want Ad WILL PAPER WHERE NECESSARY + Ph CH-4840. few years after the Civil War, in~ Spriggs, Roy C. Bai F Kk , - es Rliey 5551 Ss. College, 1939—6-pm. mod. exc. furnace, one Si rs i ; oPrigEs, mn, ran - = pe : 51. $16.50. Jefferson, 2152— 5-rm. semi-mod- FREE D ressing sist that Peters is the man to watch | Shields, Ralph Showalter and |1458 8 Eun FUNERAL LIE, DR-3210 ern. $14.00. LI-6517 elim i ’ . eriaia Ed if you choose to follow one of the | Ear] Beck. “Where _ Ta funerals cost less” (30 ‘Rooms for Rent : 2823 0 18TH-ST. : [vations a4 Garden City. Peters has| w. §. van Landingham heads the MOORE & KIRK ~~ | $3 EACH Talbot. N. 2217—Two upber | 5 1° Gothrent Realty Co L207. TR-T014, ANTI- MITE ENGINEERING CORP. BT I ons committee on prizes. Harry E.| 2530 Station-st _ CH-1806-7 Tt er EoIaaor aie lavsloryi 3703 ROCKVILLE ROAD Combat the TERMITE . : : A LOL Scott wi ~of - N ee OAL, Noe oon 5-R mod. bungalow, full basement, i ¥ - viction, and only occasional putting S ill master-of-cerémony the ROYSTER & ASKIN $3. 50—New Jersey. 2314 N.—Large front re $27.50; ae oN "BE-318T IR with ANTI-MITE. Odor: P 2 | banquet. room, cross ventilation, constant hot wa > non - inflammable. i ; a 1902 N. Meridian-st TA-0299 014. Office, 3502 Rockville-Rd. less, on s lapses keep him from being an out=- —— rer : ter. ‘Phone. Owner's : fion-poisonous to human standing name player. SHIRLEY BROS. CO. 1101 N. ALABAMA—$2 and $3; nicely fur- J en dinner—Sun. : : . Ol ea steam heat, hot water. RI-8086. beings or animals. Safe and Wed Cc The only other invader rating Sh t id Sent d 346 N. Tlinols-st £1-5400 | momo OE LX. Faw 4 ees Serious consideration is Hector or rl ge qua GEO. W. USHER dows. York st., IR. 3800. i 1026 Virginia Ave. to Begin Sessions 48 Cn Suburban Farms| 57 Household Goods ——— : SUBURBAN BARGAINS Cut Rate Rugs and Linoleum, We have several 2-acre tracts; , 9x12 Ru ues from the Monument, near Camby. Ind. Rug bo vessne

; - TA-1838 35 Houses, Unfurnished $55—NORTH_ 4000—Nice 4-bedroom home. Others. WHITE, TA-4683. BRADLEY, N., 528—Large, 5-room, modern bungalow; nice laundry; Holland fur__nace; double garage. MARKET. 1531 E.—+6 Rooms, , 800d “condition. Near Tech, parochial schools; $18. WA-2815. SHELDON, 1518—6-rm., inside toilet, gas, water aid, $16; hewly ROS, 28 8. 1l-

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Noted Ayres Trot

Tuesday's card will have two! other divisions of the Horseman Futurity, also the noted Ayres Trot, with its wealth of racing talent, and the 2:13 f{rot, with a great array of trotters, seasoned by their campaigning on the line to date. Wednesday brings in the richest event of the week—the great Fox| Stake, which in its nine years of! _ racing has shown some of the most ~ sensational struggles ever displayed by the juvenile pacers, no matter | yiang like a million dollars when what track or when staged. It is| Fas a few friends are listening but sure to bring out another mighty | pis fingers aren't. so sure when field, and perhaps some new rec- | strangers are about. Same thing apords. The trio of races for aged | plies in his golf, which is too bad, horses along with it are grand sup- | for people do insist ron following port, with assurance of excellent| golf play. racing. i Fischer Is Promising

i Heavy Program Thursday If Johnny “Fischer, tall Cincin- = nati star, can keep up the medal

Thursday, that day always dear| | play he displayed in the Walker

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ILLINOIS, N., 2020—Front apartment; newly decorated: Frigidaire; Beautyrest; private entrance; uti dites; garage, near school, stores. . Reason UNION, 1210—3 rooms, TT apartment, downstairs; private entrance.

37 Miscellaneous for Rent

MAS ACHR. €37—Stavercom; suit- W able for tavern, restaurant, sma manufacturing Ib Zeasonable rent. DR. J. ad V2 2X Ap L920. { Se + 207 W. Washington 24y ROTHERS KER i nois RE—Ot your title, Demand an ab: | ~nrh gag] Congoleum, 2 a; 6x9, $1 RESTAURANT—Firnished: utilities; oppo- | SWact prepared by Union Tide Co, 155 9x12, $3.95. 229 W. one: site Highland car barns; good location. | _ E. Market-st. Union e in 801 Highland-av. FOR RESULTS—The Times. RI-56501. | NEW $54.50 “Amsterdam” Axminster ad WIL Ee = less rug; only $32.50. 229 W. Wash-st

L 3 WILL rent Standard filling station with 49 Real Estate Exchange RE Ta ae aes qui blankets =

fhson. % eap. Must sell pumps. BEFs NORTH—Duplex: walking distance; home | Chairs, oak cupboard, and man

and income (rented); large yard, porches. laneous items of value; will "sa Trade for acreage, clear suburban on |. °°" 5 M-5 aved jighway or stock. Buyer assume PILORIM solid cast, 6-cap cos $27 . C. payment. Box 350, care arming oven; comp.; new Joo 394. 50. 229 W. Wash- st. HAVE 172-story house: rooms, bath, |3 PIBCE walnut bedroom. suite, APRS large corner lof; 2 locks Court House, with spring. and mattress, $39.50. WASHINGTON-ST.

Greencastle: vacant: trade for IndianTipbs, PARLOR heater (heat 4 rooms}. Tew v pars

BROADWAY, 1945—Room, two large windows: ie grate; Modern home. ults. WAS SAL HO CENTRAL, 3310—Pleasant room near bath. CAPITOL-AYV : Private home. Sentleman preferred. J. C. WILSON

Reasonable. HA-2306-W DR-0321 1230 Prospect-st

DELAWARE, 3024, N.— = tarse room; room: garagh; e - The Shortridge High School foot- — ball squad which opens the” 1936 6 Cemeteries—F lorists

Diitate home for business coupl 6—Sleeping Call after season Sept. 25 in the dedication | USE GLEN HLVEN for “the long rest.” Beautiful park, friendly and complete RADE Ine front nicely furnished game for Southport’s new Roose-| Service. Prices in 0 each of p room: private family; one or two. HA

velt Stadium, will launch’ a heavy . i as 942-1, HU-3373, set. ee rand training period Tuesday at the RAVE burial ‘lot, Washington Park | ROOM and home privileges for refine _ Cemetery: all or rt. . IR-1176 woman. modern Irvington bungalow. Box North Side athletic field. rane m :

= 386, Times Coach Robert Nipper called for 9 Lost and F ound fw, 16TH.ST. 3 2622_Nice room BE. 5 : . : s —a : ei a Of n nome, candidates yesterday and issued uni- | BLUE purse containing money belonging » Ba forms to 12 aspirants. A brief warm- to working. girls, Sept. 2; Ayres. rewar

a : 12TH, E.. 420—Central car. Lovely room, a fair-goer’s heart, brings back ji ” Bo B | Cup competition, he will go a long up drill also was staged. Reporting CADE blue coat and gloves ‘in Red HU-792

Connecting bath. Gentleman only. 45 Busi s$UPROT] tm iti lanother line of early closing classics, | : rb 512—Lovely front room, twin usiness oriunt ies g | way in the amateur. Yesterday, yesterday were Adler Briner, Barnes _ Cab. Reward. bp

15TH. E.. m, twin th bei the G 9:16 tro Peas. new 1 Jopaiture: gentlemen pre~ ese being ie rovernor’s : : , rows erre =7 CLEANING AND PRESSING 1606 E. 49th. {the Mayor's 2:18 pace, the Cedar for example, he was only three Caldwell, Jim Crockett, Hugh Dal- s 30 R f Rent Ee or Daa Mus Hill 3-year- -old trot, besides which strokes over par for the 29 holes|zell, H. L. Freyn, Harvey Hunter : ooms or nen sell. Make offer. HU-8181. i , $ $ & item . . ’ ms oT {there is the 2:08 late closing pace he Plaged, and gal BtoTes Hike John Merrill, Fred Rash, James Sub- WaNT Dnene June man Radio 46 Securities # which promises .a veritable Whirl that at Pine Valley are something | lette, Haynes Willis, Dick Fisher and piano. References. LI-8193 evenings. _ WE BUY Fictoher meri Noa EAE s : of which to be proud. John Allerdice. NICE large bedroom, ‘twin beds; private Gertificatar: of Boia ona win The Walker Cup title is etill| Included among the candidates home. Suitable for 2 teachers. DR-61 cash. N. LEONAR. HEN & CO.. 8 E. . On the concluding day, every one. : look diwh FOR RESULTS—The Times. Mami Market-st, Room 208. has a good time, and every one looks American property and looks good who are expected to report Tues- : : for speed, because in the conclud«|IOF Years to come. The home forces day are Captain-elect Bob Adams, 31 Rooms with Board ing fests of a big meeting there won so easily at Pine Valley after Dave Crockett and Dick Rehm, letalways is the desperation that spells | the 9-0-2 triumph at St. Andrews ier jen from last year. Others who C El NTRAL GIVES | s S Hl S in 1934. that there is reason to probably will start practice are Bill S { $ rac > e. ING, 1205—M ’ , child Times. RI-5551. both speed arf racing endurance.| [jer"ss ur overseas cousing ever Barr. Bob Brown, Onaries monh-| FREE MANICURE | smemume spemmmmers cute ei £7 Foss; for Ooi vat oon ud. 30 © | Snes 0 IY Bue 47 Houses for Sale

It wi k th n T Ye Ee § ov will lift the handsome trophy. The | tad, Robert Hall, William Beaning, 2001.0.0.F. Bldg. | 33 CH680J. ~~ NEW walnut poster bed, | > 95; mattress racing ee ) Bg '| shutout completed yesterday was | | Whitten Lingeman. Maynard Mor- If “vigorous health is desired use .only | CHILDREN BOARDED-Ages two to fen. $5.95: spring, $1.50. 220 W. Wash-st. ' | 3-PIECE overstuiea bed £30 Sadist g.. COLORED .50. Lib. table, $ Pst th or room semi-modern 1,600 alas PT 5-room moder nd $50 to $100

rerv : v th 5t stand- Mo Tee Na Gland Tablets. This is your Good hone, Block from School 76. 717 2 very ceriginly the most outstand | the first in t in Cup h history. | Tis, George Pike and John Combs. opportunity. A $2.50 Ho now onl ly gsc E. 28th-st $ | po | He a number of hers, a balance Joss than ig

§ for $5. Any Hooks Dependable Drug WILL BOARD two children. Mother's care: | ore. modern home. Refined location. HU-7027 L. G. Penny J. S "CRUSE, INC. Bpent—-When You Use Of fine new suites and odd pieces to trade s Econom 128 N. Delaware.; RI-6412, for your old furniture; generous allow- Want Ads,

press Southport High in Pony Polo Series The | ke Sng: seau- | 4TH 664 E Nice front room: excellent “home: | ance. BAKER BROS. 319 E. Washsst. Phone Riley 5551.

meals. College or Central car. HE-38 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. > DAWSON, 1038—2-story. 3-bedroom home:

Yankee Archers Early Grid Grid Opener or Marcel. 343 E. Wash. St |EAST Middle aged Catholic lady; good ‘on Fair Program -—— school; best practical and scientific WASHINGTON, E.. Room, board. hwd floors, newly painted and papered: Apartments Walking Distance

USE KEENES WINTERGREEN TABLETS. references; quiet peaceful home. 1 ]ore Compound for rheumatic plains, muse |_ TOT companion than money. -RI-21 S T cular, lumba ago and Simple neuralgia. care; = ———— teaching.” Terms to suit. THE INTER- Clean home cooking. One or more, $5. garage and shop; vacant: only $2850: NATIONAL, 342 E. Washifigton. i CH-7683-W terms. Han W. HENRY CO., RIFREE—Stomach ulcers, gas pains, indi- F : te AA 32 Housekeeping Rooms ADDRESS | SIZE | DESCRIPTION | RENT ; Single housekeeping ter pd | } heated in season; water 10. 149 N. Del. | t | S. CRUSE, INO. oii $10

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PARK, 833—Ideal home: invalids.

DRESSER base, 75c; kitchen cabinet, side board, $2.50. 228 W. Wash-

REPOSSESSED THOR ASHER. balance due. Only r week ments. ECONOMY RADI SHOP,

Washington-st. Open evenings.

WAL. dining Buite; heating stoves, porcelain gas range. Kimmels. 2144 N. 1.

$95 HEATROLA: new bowl: new grates; like new: Son 905 Ind.-av.

UNFINISHED 5-pc. breakfast set, lamps, 98c. 223 W, Wash-st.

Carloads and Carloads More Readers Per Pi

ing race week ever staged in Indianapolls.

$5.95;

panions: near school: wholesome en=-

One of the first high school footOne price _ vironment: reasonable. HA-2347

ball games of the season in Indiana is scheduled at Southport tomorrow night when the Southport Cardinals tanglé with Plainfield's eleven. The game is to be played in the new Roosevelt Stadium. 5 Coach Lou Pitcher, assisted by Line Coach Bugg and R..D. VanArsdale, freshman mentor, has been drilling a squad of 60 gridmen night1y¥ under the lights. Twelve lettermen have returned from last year’s team which won seven games and lost two--Capt. Jack Winchell, Baker, Oliphant, Colbert :Zavella, Guy Hendershott. Wasson, Harrell Marback, Langley and Williams.

Four oufstanding pony pole teams have been entered in the state tourney to be played in the Coliseum at the Indiana State Fair. The United States Army team will play the Culver Military Academy Alumni Sunday night, and the Martins will play the Coys Tuesday night.’ The winners of the’two contests will play Wednesday night, and the losers of the two games will play Friday to decide the championship. The games. will start at 7:45 preceding the horse show and parade of .champions to be held each evei ning in the Coliseum.

Buy TU'nited Press TORONTO, Ontario, Sept. 4— United States archers today held the first three places in all-profes-sional and amateur events contested at the Canadian National Exhibition. Upset of yesterday’ s competitions was the defeat of H. Lee Gambler, St. Louis, in the men’s international professional championship. Gambler holder of the title since 1934, could not match the brilliant performance of James Waterman, Belmont. Mass. Besides winning the Tw I I sa aa pus Ww ajerna BE el Np : : — Sage EISPMENTS REBUT ee kitchenette. $4.50. Room and kitchenette, placed second. poi SRL . . 3 ; an m IV. | ELM-ST, 946—Clean In the men's amateur event Wil- |] Sf 55 Ee 2 afl a CH-8307 4330 E Ttheste 0. tes. liam Folbert Jr. - Cleveland, wss BEDDING REPAIR two. rooms, $3; not pe pec

best with Paul Banghart, Erie, Pa. PILLOWS, comforts, mattresses sold, rensecond. ovated and made like new. KB F. After winning the’ BURKLE. 431 Mass-av, RI-6695,

Women's doubles, Mrs. Myrtle Mil- BRICK AND CEMENT WORK _

BRICK and cement work b - Jot Heim), Conn. and Mrs. Carl EJ chanic, very reasonable. Passer ™°"| reasonable. HA-25T-W. schleger, Cleveland, placed first ; ; a re TH CLEANING | OLNEY, 2617 N—Three clean, furnished | gion © Walcott and second, respectively, in the A : —— Ee ns rooms, downstairs: utilities; private en-| 15 settle estate. competition for the women's ama- HAVE a3 2nce. Reasonable — 1 8. Bl-st. teur title. ORIBNTAL, N. 20.—Two rooms complete, | FE have buyers for modern homes. List YOUR hivate entrance, front porch; utilities. our Toperties with E. KIRK McKINNey & INC RL I%0 Real Estate RentTEETH als—Insurance. 601-3 1 9 E. Market-st.

CHILD to board: mother's comABSOLUTELY GUARAN gestion relieved quick. Get free sample doctor's prescriptien, Udga., at Hook’ [21] W. 32ND Dependable Drug Stores. $2.50- $1 -CLEAN louseksening rooms. also This is an attractive buy in a thoroughly ery A oe Baraat BINS | oe gr er Sea: | Fijioned S-ioom, modern Bouts is yard, 2-car garage, good neighborhood o $3, $3.50, $5. Ilinois N. 233 ne-, two- well kept Boge on transportation,

ECONOMICAL Beauty Service oy Experts. Foust private apartments: wai room, yell Rept i Churenes: Edington, with Waddy

Spencer Hotel. LI- $3.50925 COLLEG

HAIRCUT, shampoo, wave all 3, 25c. F Royal apartment. well none d. room. ron 159 : Market- st. LI-5181. HU- _ Walking distance, - pr ——

Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt Bldg. $2. 50—Large room; ooms nicely fur- 2143 ENGLISH AVE.

Ere service, 8x10, $1, 7 nished, $3.50. Close in, 321 E. St. Clair-st. A 5-room modern bungalow, like new CN 8 rnished ' with hardwood floors. nice kitchen and

STUDIO. 701 Roosevelt Bldg. cabinets, large iof, garage: price low;

13 Business Services terms or trade jor. Shea er property. Mr,

ALTERATION SPECIALIST Bers CAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS ALTERATIONS, ladies’ mens garments; ~

cleaning, pressin Teinin fearing; EVER oO. E.

ALABAMA, 1838 N.—Small furnished apt. newly decorated; 3 windows, Constant hot water. BROADWAY, 1403 Nicely furnished 2room apar tment; water, heat; rivate ghirance; $6.50. Also sleeping, 83 RI

Street corner a modern | and roomy. Har od floors, elec. refrigeration, constant hot water, separate entrance. If you need the room it's ‘a pickup.

Biggest Bargains in Town. Compare these apts. with any $256 rental in town. 4 a

912-16-20-24 : now aVallable, Which gre 3 st : e new. new decorations, E. Daly St. , Room elec. fixtures, screens and 1 sq. 8. of Wash-st. shades. See them toda

ay. won't Jat, ons Water paid. RI-8368. . Huff WA-2181.

A S5-room apartment 13 good

124 N. East St. Loni:

to PR iy RI-6571 TRUST CO.

Belfair: Abts. $42.50 | Hi A aD IE A:

Stop Paying Rent. Look!

1162 Perry; 6 rms. ..... a

reasonable. OBS, 212

__ 16th. TA-666T. BROADWAY, 113¢—Two clean, cool rooms,

cozy ar istkeeping Teaso

ms. . 2622 'N. Chester; 5 rm 700 $100 down; balance Aonthiy. Less than

"* IL. G.'MILLER

HA-2622 178 N. Del-8t..

m, $2.50; 1017 Pros-

MICHIGAN, 302 E.—Modern except gas: clean desirable; constant hot water; one,

RI-64

American

2038—Two cozy fur- NN Cruce, Inc.

JERSEY, N., nished rooms; sink; aprivate entrance;

4—5 down, 3 bedrms. aved sireet and alley: at Dann-ay | 3 modern 6-room, N.. Rodent: bargain JENKING 8S BROS., 28

sigpems 31 u garage, bargain

919 Mass. Ave. 4 heat and

PARK, 806—Two lovely rooms, also one room, kitchenette; parking space; tele-

phone. 1008—T'wo

Tren R North SIZE | DESCRIPTION

FTENER - For sale at your neighborhood druggist or grocer. PARK AVE,

sleeping; good : 2 ash, — ay Phone—Day CH-5828: nite, DR-51117.

| DELANEY IS WINNER the “Housewife's. Friend. [Times Special WATERBURY, Conn., Sept. 4— | {Al Delaney, Detroit heavyweight, | gained a 10-round decision over Ed | | (Unknown) Winston, Hartford | * |Negro, here last night. After a slow | istart, Delaney built a substantial | lead with a fast left-hand attack.

LEGS

RUGS -LINOLEUMS 207 W. WASH. SE

620 W. 31ST ST.

An atiractive Shree bedroom home, psn heat; in excellent condition, can ug very Zeasonabl on attractive terms. 2-bedroom, Ri “Ld SHOWN BY NLY. Cali Chateau Apts. 2 sized ning room

Mr chartson, Hall-Hottel Co., Ine. LI- 1501 2. Ma pie ‘Road om kite! 1; garage, “wai Om sli. Fan terme HE: o> ment; - T - : Houses Noir SIZE | aE

AVE, 3600 Bl -Toom modindiana decorate flor good tenant:

ern; 108 805320, 32008, 215 Trust Biss. Apartments for Colored ADDRESS | SIZE |

S PAnviiing cross ventiation: utilities: $5.80, nviting cross ve . es. FURNACES _HE-4747.

1523—2 Nicely Jurnished front rooms; hot water; phone; ste heat; garage.

33 Hotels

Enjoy Lakor Day With Good Teeth Make sure your teeth are in good con-

dition before you leave on that weekend trip. See Dr. Dix now. Use your

DR. DIX SERVICES

R furnace, oil Suroers and stokers. Lh Sn clean ired. HALL-NEAL FURNACE CO. 8.

FURNACE REPAIRING WHY PAY 40 for new furnace bowl * HE-2565.

Plates, Crowns, In- Inquire “Furnace Man._ HOTEL BARTON ; i lays, Cleaning, FURNITURE REPAIR Delaware at Mich an, Ena and Bridge work, Ex- CHAIRS made new by rebottoming in cane, | transient. Clean, le rooms, with tractions, Fillings, hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUS- ybath Bi running water. Inne: X-Rays, Treat- TRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0583. o rales, 1

oe o ® L. ments for Pyorrhea, MACHINIST o CORONADO HOTEL, 15% 5 N. mn

You don’t need cash at Dr. Dix. Make Trench Mouth, GEO. J EGENQLEF_Machinits—Specializ- Sues avs tia, carfare; day 75¢ up; only a small down payment and the bal- Plate Repairs. ing in printing special machinery. fan $350 un: i 18% 6213. a and rand Tub Bama oe comfortable.

ance *in easy weekly payments. W. South. LISSW Magsachusetts 34 Apartments, Unfurn.

1 lia DENTISTS EE 2725 N. ian.

MATTRESS RENOVATERS 10 N op LAT 1a Indianapolis Rental Rental Agency

ah ER RSH 0 3 WW, | gal gi for rte peice aad i snd \ratsportation. i

ADDRESS | 2041 Carrollton

Sy Jy You Boverts Wi US 11am.

mat- & : reren 1226—S8emi-modern, 5 rooms,

$300 down. J GM OULLOUGH AGENCY. 48 Sale, Subsrbay Fe Farms

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