Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1936 — Page 14

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TIMES WANT ADS ARE ECONOMICAL RESULT PRODUCERS

9 NEW LAKES

| TEACHES RADIO CLASS

PROBABLE, SAYS

~ RA SPECIALIST

Result in Playgrounds, He Believes.

Building of Dams Likely to i

Two southern Indiana lakes may | be available for Indianapolis out- | -

. door enthusiasts when the 1937 sea- _ son opens, it was indicated today.

F. E. Boucher, recreational special- |

ist at the regional Resettlement Ad- | ministration office here, said today

that construction work on two dams, one in Brown County, the other in Martin County, are -being rushed to completion before cold weather sets

Both dams are locatedyon RA Jand use projects. Their construction primarily is for purpose of water conservation and flood control. “However, we intend to develop the recreational possibilities of these

locations to the greatest extent pos-

sible,” Mr. Boucher said. May Include Bathing Beaches + At Martin County, the lake cre< ated by the dam will cover: some 800 acres. - In some parts it will be

1 about 40 feet deep. Main develop-| : ments planned for this lake will be

in the line of increasing fish and game population. The waters will | be stocked with several varietiesfof | fish and provisions are to be made | for attracting waterfowl. In addition a day pichic area including fireplaces, pure water supply and shelter house, is to be constructed.

houses. “One of the features of recreational developments at the Martin County lake will be an arboretum trail,” Mr. Boucher said. “This trail will enable nature lovers to examine readily a large variety of plants and trees. We plan to set out some foreign plants in a separate’ plot | along the trail.” f

Three Shifts Busy

large winter,

To complete the

project with night activities going on under flood lights. The Brown County lake will be

smaller, probably covering about 125 |

acres. Since the Brown County project adjoins Brown County State Park, where recreational facilities] already are highly developed, work | at this lake will be confined largely | to improvement of fish and. game | conditions. It is probable that a few fire | places and a shelter house will be! built at the Brown County lake and | that a pure water supply will be | provided. Schedules call for completion of both dams before cold weather, | With the dams completed it will] only remain for fall rains and the | spring runoff to fill tHe lakes. Actual plans for recreational de-

velopment have not all been ap- |

proved as yet. However, Mr. Bouch- | er said, it is expected that some of the constructional work can be started this fall.

YOUNG DEMOCRATS PLAN STATE RALLIES

The Young Democrats will con- | ~_centrate on state rallies rather ~ than large regional meetings during the campaign, leaders from Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and Michigan decided at a conference yesterday “in the Claypool Hotel. Al Johnson, Seymour, Ind.,- regional director, presided. Marion County Republican” headquarters completed plans today for an auto caravan from Indianapolis to the state-wide G. O. P. rally at Bloomington tomorrow for Raymond S. Springer, candidate for Governor. J. C. Mangus was named general grand marshal.

G. 0. P. VETERANS AID IS NAMED BY GATES

Times Special FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. T— Capt. Fravis M. Van Natter of Vincennes has been appointed publicity director for the Indiana Republican Veterans by Ralph F. Gates, State

' Veterans chairman. | A member of the first division in

the A. E. F., Capt. Van Natter was wounded in action and cited for bravery. Recently he has written a number of historical articles for magazines.

‘DISTRICT NURSES

MEET WEDNESDAY

The Central District of the Indiana State Nurses’ Association is to meet at 1232 W. Michigan-st, Wednesday night.

| Reports from the biennial canven-

at Los Angeles last June are to be heard. They are to be given by Misses Mary Portzlein, Ethel Jacobs Margaret Torr and Beatrice Gerrin, Fern Coy, Indiana University

Hospitals, is to discuss “Trends in

HELD IN AUTO THEFT

| John Reidy, 21, of 14 N. Randolph-

_ today was held on charges of le taking and failure to have a 's license. He was driving an obile reported stolen by WilByrum, 217 N. Walcott-st, posaid. Byrum said the car was at Washington and State-sts.

; YOUTH IS HELD Herbert Begslow, 17, of 326 N. e-st, today was held on charges ) carrying concealed weapons an Ag after his arrest by police

It also is expected to! have a bathing beach and bath-|

earth- : three |

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A course in the technique of radio broadcasting is to be conducted by Miss Blanche Young (above) of the Indianapolis public schools radio department, at the Indiana University extension center this fall.

f 3 Dedths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Monday, Sept. 7, , 1936. | WITTE—Mary Frances, age 171. grand- | mother of Mrs. William J. Grein, Mona Louise and George W. McDaniel; greatgrandmother of Bobby Kay MeDaniel; sister ¢f Mrs. Perry “Wallace, Carl E. Smith and Georgs Smith of Gosport, passed Away at the home of Mrs. Grein in Lawpence Sunday. Funeral services at the M'CORD FUNERAL HOME in Oaklandon, Tuesday, 2 p. m. Friends may call at the funeral home any time.

5 Funeral Directors

"WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM

1321-23 w. RAY-ST. BE-1588

FUNERAL HOME 926 1 N. Capitol- -Av. Phone LI- 7118

‘Walter T. Blasengym {FUNERAL HOME

2226 SHELBY-ST. DR-2570

NE FUNERAL HOME ~TPAUL E. DORSEY

{3923 E. NEW YORK-ST. FINN BROS.

.. Funeral Home 1639 N. Meridian-st TA-1835

~ FLANNER & BUCHANAN - 25' W. Fall Creek Drive

TA-4400—TA-4401—TA-4402

BERT S. GADD 21300 Prospeet -5t

DR-5307

M'NUTT TALKS

Administration Interest Cuts Help Borrower, Governor Says.

Progress in reducing interest rates | on petty loans, “a field in which hu- | man suffering is often at stake,” was described by Gov. McNutt in a radio address last night from Station WFBM. The recent action of the department for financial institutions . in slicing $619,000 from interest rates paid by small loan borrowers was cited bythe Governor as the most important of any step yet taken to reduce interest payments. The new rates, effective Oct. 1, call for’ 3 per cent a month for the first $150 of any loan and 1% { per cent for the remaining $150. 3 Cuts Are Made

The Governor emphasized that his administration has made three reductions in petty loan rates since 1933. The first cut the old 3% per | cent a month rate to an equivalent single rate for a maximum $300 | loan to 3.24 per cent; the second | cut the quivalent rate to 2.98 per cent, and the new reduction calls for a 2.61 per cent equivalent rate, he said. A ruling by the commission in | Eoe0 limited the amount of interest o $hat sum which would have been ned had the loan been repaid |in 36 equal installments, the Gov- | ernor said, and stopped such cases as that of a borrower who had paid | $1578 interest on a $300 loan. The Small Loan Act of 1933, which | empowered the commission to in- | vestigate petty loan companies and | from time to time fix interegErates, | was described by: the Governgr, as | the agency which-will allow a'final and equitable adjustment of the | social problem of the small loan.

C. R. MARTIN NAMED

TO MASONIC POST

Clarence R. Martin, 2027 N. Dela- | ware- st, has been -appointed captain of the guard of Adoniram | Lodge of Perfection, governing body | of Scottish Rite, Walter T. White, | thrice potent master, announced today.- § He fills the wacancy caused by {the resignation of Lawrence W. Horning, who has moved to New York. Mr. Martin has been active in Scottish Rite work several years. Last May he completed his term in the official line of Saraiah Council, Princes of Jerusalem. He also is a member and past master of the Mystic Circle Lodge of Lawrence.

DISCUSSION OF WAR IN SPAIN SCHEDULED

The Indianapolis unit of the American League Against’ War and Fascism is to hold a public forum tomorrow night for consideration of the Spanish civil war. The meeting is to be at 8 p. m: at 12915 Illinois-st. The program is to take form of a symposium. Speakers will review the history of the Spanish people, giving, special attention to the events of the last few years. °

3 Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Monday, Sept. 7, 1936.

BAKER—Julia, entered into rest Sunday, age 81 years, mother of Carrie Galbraith, illiam F. and Edward Weakly. Funeral 10:30 at daughter's residence. 1213 W. New York-st.. HARRY W. MOORE FUNERAL P R charge.

HARMON Matthew H., age 74 years, beloved husband of Nettie V. Harmon, father of Mrs. O. R. Dunham, Matthew Jr. and Robert Lee Harmon of Indianapolis and Mrs. A. F. Neal of Los-Angeles, Cal.; brother of Mrs. Belle Anderson, assed away at his home, 2850 E. New ork-st, Saturday a m. Funeral Thurs. day, Sept. 10, 2 at the ROYSTER & ASKIN MORT ARY, 1802 N. Meridianst. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill

JEFFERS—Eliza C., 2043 N. Tacoma, beloved wife of John Jeffers, mother of Flossie Sterrett, and Mantie King (deceased) and Harry Jeffers, and foster mother of Mrs. Esther Sullivan Lee, dearted this life Bundy, age 78 years, neral Tuesda ay Sept 8. ab the Roosevelt Temple 2. pm Friends may call > FJ Ge until hour of service. Puneral under direction of MOORE & KIRK.

RUSSELL—John Llayd, beloved busband of Ada Gerber #aussell. son of =¢r. and Mrs. John P. Russell, passed away Saturday afternoon. Tuperal Tuesday, 10 a Scie ton BUCHANAN C . iends invited. Buri: Crown Hill, al

Tuesday, a.m,

TILLEY—Mrs. Mable P, wife of Pr Tilley, mother of James P. ie i and Marie Carol, daughter of Mrs. Bieanor Pasquier ste of Mrs. Tom M. Ss. Niece of Miss Julie hantes Ray away Saturda ices at the MORTUARY rgd 4 may call at the Mortuary any time - day and Monday until 00D. ic

SCHLOSSER—Earl, age 52. Survived by the wife Violet and son Jerome, brothers Russell, Raymond, Melvin and Howard hlosser; one sister, Ethel Joh Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. STER &

Meridian-st. Elwood, Ind. sbout 4 p. m.

morning.

NER—Donald, age 15, beloved son of Grover ‘and Jennie Stoner, to ‘Marcelle aBg Potmby, passed aw urday, Be Services Tu

ON LOAN RATES

Pp. m. Friends |’

~ GRINSTEINER' S 522 E. Market RI-5374 “PERSONAL CERVICE

&. H. HERRMANN 1505 S. EAST-ST. t HISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware LI-3828 LAUCK FUNERAL HOME 8. Meridia DR-2140; DR-3210 “Where better funerals cost less’

DR-44T%

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‘13 Business Services

47 Houses for Sale

PRINTING

obs make us smile. HENDREN NG, 685 Ceutury Bldg. RI-8533.

RUSH,

RADIO SERVICE EDDY RADIO SERVICE—Free estimates: quality work: reasonable. 725 Fort Wayne. LI-7273. REROOFING REROOF NOW-—As long as 3 years to. pav. Anchor Coal & Supply Co. 8 336 W. Maryland-st. RI-4131.

say YLINCOLN. ~ Ser a a 50 doe 32200: wars own aymen T - NESS & CLINE, 119% N. Ala. Li-9220. REAL ESTATE, RENTALS, INSURANCE t Your SryPeity, With Us APPEL. INC

65 Wanted to Buy

WE BUY Mixed Iron, $8 Per Ton Books, 40c Per 100

THE MILLER CO. INC, 130 8. Calif. RI-5150

Lis GREGORY & A LI-7491.

974 4 STILLWELL. | Six-room modern: price $1,800; $200

Gown Went: balance $16 r month. RNESS & , 119% N. Aa. ui

28 Sale, tan Farms

RUG CLEANING

SPECIALISTS rug and furn. Slsaning 3 a

Fluff and chenilles from o FLY RUG CO 2328 Brookside. Mm-aa11

TRUCK RENTALS MOVE yourselt or rent a oF Jeasure car. IVE IT Yi

w rates. DR INC. 39 Ky-av. RI-7438.

Best Results—Lowest Cost. The Times. RI-55561.

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 write for bulletin which describes courses, lees and deiite such other information as esire nen making your school BUSINESS COLLEGE, ee oy Auibiors bldg. LI-8337.

COMPLETE beauty course, $50; enroll now. Royal Beauty Acad., 401 Roosevelt bldg.

VOCAL and piano lessons, $1 for children and adults. Call LI-4287. evenings.

20 Help Wanted, Female

WANTED—Spanish guitar player: young man or woman: state training and experience. if any: good proposition. Box _ 385, care of Times.

YOUNG girl or middle aged woman to help in home in gountry. Good home and small wages. “Pox 356 Times.

small family; $2 1807 Arrow. CH-

WOMAN for “housework: week. Stay nights. 4796-R.

21 Help Wanted, Male

DON'T answer this ad unless you are neat. honest and ready to start work. $8 salary; steady: no experience: apply 7:30 a. m. only, 47 S. Penn. Rm. 614.

23 Situations Wanted

"GEORGE McCARTY

FORTVILLE INDIANA . MOORE & KIRK 2530 Statfon-st CH-1806-7 TA-6056-8 ROYSTER & ASKIN

1902 N. Meridian-st

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

N. Illinois-st

GEO. W. USHER

FUNERAL HOMES 2614 W. WASH.-ST 1719 N. CAPITOL. AV

J. C. WILSON

1230 Prospect-st

_TA-0299

348 L£1-5409

BE-0148 TA-1718

DR-0321 DR-0322

6 Cemeteries—Florists

USE G HLVEN for *‘the long rest.” Beautiful park, friendly and complete Service.: Prices in reach of all. __» RI-6212 WA-1942-1. *Ho- 3373. 6-GRAVE burial lot, Washington Park Cemetery: all or part. IR-1760.

9 Lost and Found

LOST—Coin purse,

rings, Thursday p. Please return rings. Liberal

downtown. reward. 1725 Cottage-av. DR-6358. BLUE purse containing money belonging io Wortng girls. Sept. 2: Ayres: reward.

“contains m.,

“change, 2 street car or

COIN PURSE, black; in MecCrory’'s 5 and 19.5 Wednesday. Liberal reward. Be-

LOST—Envelope Sontaming money; re-

ward. Call WA-4318

For Best “Results at Lowest Cost Use Times Want Ads. RIley 5551.

11 Personals

SHOE REPAIR

SPECIAL

ALL THIS WEEK Men's half soles and rubber

Ladies’. half soles and heels. .68c Ladies heel caps, rubber ' or leather

15 E. Market

Valet Shop Expert Hat Cleaners

ENTRAL GIVES FREE HAIRCUTS

209 1. 0. O. F. Bldg.

If Vigorous health is desired use only Mo Tee Na Gland Tablets. This is your Me ei. A $2.50 item now only 98c, 6 for $5. Any Hooks Dependable Drug

Store. remedy: Satisfaction guar-

PILE teed or money refunded.

Keene's Drug ay Del.-Ohio or Mer.-Ohio

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. One 1 price school; best practical and scientific teaching. Terms to suit. THE INTERNATIONAL, 342 E. Washington.

USE KEENE'S “WINTERGREEN TABLETS. ‘Compound for rheumatic plains, muscular, lumbago and simple neuralgia. _ ABSOLUTEL GUARANTEED.

NTERNATIONAL Charm sBeau- | ty School FREE Finger Wave usd or Marcel 342 E. Wash. St

Oc: permanents. 85¢ ' $3. “Noval I Acad. 401 Roosevelt Ppide. FREE-—Stomach ulcers, gas pains, indigestion relieved quick. Get free sample ctor’s PreEcribtion, Udga. .at Hoo Dependable Drug Stores.

HAIRCUT, shampoo, v wave all 3, 25¢. Royal Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt Bldg. Si

{Mon., 3%

Brocies old fashioned pile

SOFT water shampoo & wave, 35¢. Tiles, Wed. only). Spencer Hotel. ‘ . BUSY Spl quitk hoto service, 8x10, $1. feos TUDIO oi Roosevelt Bldg.

RI-5551.

- RESULTS The Times.

13 Business Services

ALTERATION SPECIALIST

ALTERATIONS, ladies’ men's garments; cleaning, Pe nh relining, fepairing; reasonable. E.

O. JACOBS, 212 15th, TA B00Y nearer BASEMENTS REBUILT BASEMENTS , BUILT and made dry.

UNIVERSA ROOFING = CO. o Call: for Seat . CH-6397. 4330 E. 16th-st.

BRICK AND CEMENT WORK

BRICK and cement work by a i me'chanic, ,_very reasonable. TA-55 CISTERN CLEANING CISTERN CLEANING AND REPAIRS. CH-1530. DODGE WEISSMAN MOTORS

2210 B. W Wash. : Phone—Day CH-5828: nite, DR-51117.

FURNACES

VICTOR furnace, oil burners and stokers. ae makes cleaned, repaired. HALL-NEAL RNACE OO. LI-4576.

‘CHILDREN BOARDED-—Ages two to

$3.50—925

UNE CHRISTIAN CHURCH CENTER, NC... for experienced men and women K day or week. LI-3167. 1144 N.

Missouri.

30 Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA, N.. 1645, No. 1—Cheerful room, private home, 1 or 2. Convenient location. References. BROADWAY, 1945—Room, two large windows. Nice furniture. Modern home. __Adults. HE-5785. CENTRAL, 2310—Pleasant room near bath. Private home, Gentleman preferred. Reasonable. HA-2306-W.

ILLINOIS, 1907 N.—Attractive front; twin beds: large closet; hot water; steam; gentiemen; garage. MERIDIAN, N.. 911, AP room; reasonable: privileges.

— 6 p. m. 15TH. E.. 512—Lovely front room. twin beds. hew furniture: Renilemen preferred. LI-T7731.

1. APT. 6—Sleeping Call after

W. 16TH-ST. 2622—Nice room for gentle-

- man, modern home, garage. BE-4819-M. YOUNG MAN to share apartment; close Call LI-4287.

in: reasonable.

21 Rooms with Board

PARK. 833—Ideal home: elderly. invalids, £3nyajeseants: nurses care: good meals.

| STRRLING. 1205—Mother's care, children usyler 12. Modern home. Near School 33 CH- 6660-J. :

3145—Room, board. One or more, $5.

WASHINGTON. E. Clean home cooking. CH-7683-W. ten. 717

Good home. Block from School 76.

E. 28th-st. 32 Housekeeping Rooms

$2.50—Large room; 2 rooms nicely furnished, $3.50. Close in, 321 E. St. Clair-st. $2.50-84—CLEAN housekeeping rooms, also Sleeping; walking distance. 850 N. ast-s

$2.50—MICHIGAN, 302 E.—Modern except

clean, desirable; constant. hot

phone. COLLEGE—One apartment. well Arried. Walking distance. $4 —SANGSTER, 4325—Five-room furnished cottage: electric lights; yard. Adults. HU-2388.

gas; water;

oom, front Telephone.

ALABAMA, 1104

artment, ot; very

N.—One-room a clean, comfortable; parking

reasonable.

BROADWAY,

ALABAMA, 1838 N.—Small furnished apt. newly decorated; 3 windows. Constant hot water.

1403—Nicely water, heat;

private Also sleeping, $3.

room apartment; RI-

entrance; $6.50. 78486.

BROADWAY,

1134—Clean room, bed

kitchenette, $3.50; two rooms, two s, $4.

‘Hoosier Hotel

DENNY, 56 N.—Two downstairs rooms; everything furnished; utilities; reasonable. IR-4568.

ELM-ST, 946—Clean

cozy housekeeping room; adults; no dogs dogs: reasonable. room, $2.50;

FOUNTAIN SQUARE—One two, rooms, $3; not modern. 1017 Prospec

32 Housekeeping Rooms

MICHIGAN. 302 E.—Modern except gas; clean desirable; constant hot water; phone. NEW JERSEY, N., 2038—Two cozy furnished rooms: sink: private entrance: reasonable. HA-2571-W. PARK, 806—Two lovely rooms, room, kitchenette; parking space; phone. PARK AVE. 1008—Two-room apamment light housekeeping or -sleeping; good transportation. 9 PINE, 614 N., $4—2 clean, lower front rms. Private entrance. Any time after 5 p. m.

33 Hotels Cina

TOURIST INN—One block west of State House; rooms, double, 75c¢c, $1; single, 50c; y week, $3: room service and _ phone. Ri-0204. 359 W. Washington. NC 156 N. Ill. CORONADO HOTEL, Je X. 1. Save time, carfare; day 75¢ up; wk., $3 up. Rates $3 U Shower an outside rooms.

.also onee tele-

baths, all rooms; __ Massachusetts. CENTRAL HOTBL—331 N. ' Delaware. Strictly modern outside rooms. Transient ; and weekly rates.

34 Apartments, Unfurn. ' 149 N. DEL. $10

Single housekeeping rooms: heated in season: water paid. J. 8S. CRUSE, INC. RI-6412, CARROLLTON, 2334 Attractive bedroom apartment; utilities, except lights; steam heat; near’ school.

& GENERAL APTS.. INC. 22 W. Vermont LI-2439. Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and unfurnished apartments. Call us for free service and transportation. Telephone LI-5393.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Apartments in all parts of the oP IA free transportation to inspect. ; Ronse

FOR RESULTS—The es

35 Houses, Unfurnished 36 Furn. Houses, Apts.

ILLINOIS, 2020 N.—Front room; kitchenette, sink, range, radio, studio-couch; private entrance; utilities; garage.

440

FURNACE REPAIRING

WHY PAY $30-$40 for new furnace bowl. Inquire “Furnace Man.” HE-2565.

FURNITURE REPAIR

CHAIRS made new by rebottoming in cane, hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUSTRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-03583.

MACHINIST

EO. J. EGENOLF—Machinits—Specializ- ] in printing and special machinery. _18'3 W. South. LI-6212.

'TRESSES renovated: also made into a ov experts RI-2347

MOVING AND TRANSFER

S HOUSEHOLD MOVIN 1 2D Careful, experienced white man. C -2878. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ‘REPAIRED

37 Miscellanerus for Rent

TAURANT—Furnished; utilities; oppoSite Highland car barns; good location. 1 Highland-av.

38 Resorts and Collages

FISHING 1s good at Shafer Lake. Come to “Silver Camp,” 8S. side lake. Reduced rates. Brewer Clay, 549 Bs 58th. HU-1078.

45 Business Opportunities

E. 49th. Must

LEANING AND PRESSING—1606 E. Hoffman Press with oil burner. sell. Make offer. HU-8181. 46 Securities

WE BUY Fletcher American National Bank Certificates of Benefic 3al eas

cash. -N. LEO! Market-st, Room 208.

for 8 E.

BAND and orchestra instruments repaired rt, ar. work. FransON CO.. INC. 2 N. Penn. LI-55 EXPERT repairs on ar musical instruments. C MUSIC. 211 Mass.-av. PAPER CLEANING

| PAPER cleaning, wall washi Saor waxi : 8s. excellent service. O° . TA

Z Houses for Sale 1417 N. DENNY-ST

ONLY $2250—TERMS Nice living room, dining room, Kkiichen, bath: like new inside and out: garage; immedia iate “ei . oor

acca this | FORD

PAPERHANGING

N. FAP APER removed by steam, hanging, plumb-

tin; furnace work. epairjos CH-5895.

: ta APER furnished and hung: reasonable. and painting: Estimates.

IR-0831. 0, ACCORDION TUNING

buys your oy 5 Epo down payt. $250 for Hodern

bung. RA Fr " R1-2800, Ee we.

me ¥--Mod_ brick: 3 rms.; 2 baths: :

na; auto;

quotes tuition I.

furnished 2-}

SUBURBAN BARGAINS We have several 2-acre tracts. 11 mi. from the Monument. a5 amby. Ind. near new state Road 67. Price $175 each. $50 down, 23k terms. ESS & CLINE. 118% N. Ala. LI-92 BE SURE—Of our tle. Demand an abjoracs prepared by Ts Title Co., 155 E. Market-st. Un‘on Title Bldg.

49 Real Estate Exchange

BEAVE 1z-story house; 6 bath, large corner lot; 2 blocks Coat Greencastle; vacant: trade Jor apolis rental. 1750 N. Tibbs.

57 H ouschold Goods

Cut Rate Rugs and Linoleum. i RUBS

Indian-

cemsrsunes ase enen

207 W. Washington St. Opp. Statehouse.

Carloads and Carloads

Of fine new suites and odd pieces to trade for your old furniture: generous allow= ance. BAKER BROS. 219 E. Wash-st. GOLD Seal Congoleum, 7c yd.; 6x9, $1.95; 9x12, $3.95. Wash-st. DINING room suite; excellent condition; cost $265; now $55. 1316 Bellefontaine. __RI-2634. NEW $54.50 ‘Amsterdam’ Axminster seamless rug; only $32.50. 220 W. Wash-st. NEW PILLOWS, new quilts, blankets, odd chairs, oak cupboard, and many miscellaneous items of value; will sacrifice. 820 Elm-st. PILGRIM, 6-cap coal range, Jarming oven; new fire box, $24.50. 229 W. ash. FURNITURE—For sale of yo description. J. P. Gribben Furniture & 8tor- - zage. , 1501-3 Madison-av. 3- PIECE overstuffed bed daven $23.50. Lib. table, $1. 229 Any Make Washer.

Free BE Wash, or LI-4880.

DRESSER base, T5¢; kitchen cabinet, $3.50; side board, $2.50. Wash-st. PARLOR heater i 2 RE new parts where necessary; only $18. 220 W. Wash. 3 PIECE O. S., bed, davenport suite, $19.50. 407_W. Wash-st. NEW walnut poster bed, $5.95; spring, . $1.50. ash-s ELEC. washer, $5.00; id stoves; ranges; heaters. 407 W. Wash-st. UNFINISHED SW, bresEfasy set, $5.95; lamps, 98c. KIT. cabinet, $7.50; Sy ‘$4.95; oak china cabinet; $9.75. 407 W. Wash-st. WALNUT dining room suite, only $27.50. 229 W. Wash-st BEDS, springs, mattresses, Frosners, stoves,

it. cab., breakfast set, rockers, MONROE. 703 E. 20th.

ort suite, . Wash-st.

245

on 95; natives, Ww. Ww

Ror Best Results Lowest Cost Use orimes Want Ads. RIley 5551.

58 Miscellaneous for Sale

Ss | Complete

will Equip Your Entire Business Low Down Payment Pool Room Complete 100 Up Restaurant ro comp lete Complete —REMEMBER— Complete Line gshenange & China A Rental for Every KING'S INDIANA BILLIARD co:

1617-31 Southeastern DR- 3578

CLEAN LUMBER NEW ‘AND U Marion Frenay: Co. Wrecking Contractors 2046 ‘Northwestern LDINGS WRECKED Good NE yma and buliaing material of all kinds for gi Shea Leap. CLEVELAND W ING C 1320 Kentucky-av. OE apolis,

AIR COMPRESSORS -

For every burpose. new a rebuilt, at ely low prices. - FACTORING © CO. 720 8. Meridian. RI-2788.

EiShinR

Bicycles $10 up Repairs Cut Prices 251 Mass-av.. 205 E. Wash, PEMA EPC We pay 18c per doz, en PEDDLERS Quart. ginger, ale bot yes; 12¢ per doz. white quar Inger bottles. WEST END BOTTL TTLE OO 534 W. Pearl; LI-8085. SHORT 2x4s, 1 cent per foot. lumber of sll kinds at bargain erie Wrecking Co. 320 N. 0228.

FRUIT JARS gues, 25e dons BOTTLE CO., 534 W. Pearl. LI.-8085.

NEW and used building material. LION POPULATION WRECKIN 310 S. Delaware. Li-6270.

Hoffman's.

Good used 2 prices.

DIRtS, END

MILCo.

House, |o

.$3. 9

Inspection, Estimates for Re-:

At condition..

66 Furniture Buyers

~ HOREES

ORE! We buy + ves ell we s tiade. CALL RI 0449 For = x y lM

stoves or cloth you ‘have for sale. Calls 3 answered thine

BUY whole house or odd piece of fur pianos. ete. YR. WERET EY, \ HU- 7374.

67 Cash Coal Mart

PAY CASH SAVE $$

West Virginia Lump. . $5.75

Big Lump

Pocahontas Lump ....$7.00 ACTIVE COAL CO.

BE-0333 City-Wide Delivery

Brazil Block Fork, no Slack West Virginia ......

3575 Large Fork Lump West Virginia . . $ 5 5 5

Beg .....0ecv.. FANSLER COAL CO.

Fork, no Slack LI-6449

BUY COAL NOW Good Coal Will Be Much Higher. Big Brazil block, clean forked Best West Virginia Jump, clean fkd...$6.50 Best Pocahontas red ash lump $7.75 Citizens Cok DR-8767.

UFF ROAD COAL CO. Quality Coal POLAR or & FUEL CO. 67-A Kindling and Wood KINDLING & WOOD

FIREPLACE, furnace and mill woud: kindling. Load, or bundle 5c.

Best Results—Lowest i The Times. RI-5551.

69 Auto House Trailers PALACE TRAVEL COACH AND SCHULT TOURIST TRAILERS ON DISPLAY. E. woh and Temple. WHITE ROSE STA. OOSIER MTR. CLUB. 19TH & TRK. pL ot nN. N= COUNTY AGENTS

COVERED DE or as DELIVERY. TERMS. TRADE. RENT. PEN EVENINGS. JOHN M. WINSCOTT & CO.. 1027 N. MERIDIAN. LI-4461.

HOUSE TRAILER—Factory built; cheap; good condition. 3779 Rockville-rd.

70 Automobiles for Sale

$1 DOWN! 20 MONTHS TO PAY!

40 good used cars and trucks on sale at these sensational terms.

Superior Chevrolet Lot Cor. Alabama and Ohio

AUBURN, 1932 sedan; excellent 30TH & CENTRAL SALES. '33 Chev. M. Sed Six w. w. side mounts: $345

golden beige finish, like DR 6079

néw; excellent through--out. Special this week only

%927 Virginia Ave.

'20 CHEVROLET Coupe _ . .. $125, THORNBURG- VOLLRATH | ‘MOTOR CO., 328 N. Delaware LI-8112.

CHEV. '28 coupe. Not so good; first $15. 30th & Central Sales. TA-5550

CHEV., '33 rd.; new paint, top; brg.; $265. HARRY SHARP'S, 443 Virginia-av.

CHEV. ’30 Cpe. Bares $135. BROAD RIP- | PLE AUTO LOT, 333 Va.-aV. RI-4973. CHEVROLET

very clean, $175. Brown & Schreckengost 2975 Central. TA-3371.

i Si sport coupe;

78 Dorion Prop. Loans| 78 Personal Prop. Loans

makers or en

“put up. ”»

below.

All loans made on just your plain note. Nothing else. Only the borrower signs. No ee¢-' No real estate, furniture, salary assignment or security of any kind to

1. New exclugive Household Finance Plan. 2. Reduced cost on all loans. 3. New and larger offices. 4. New fast service—no waiting. Loans made same doy if you apply before 10 a. m.

NOTICE

EVERY loan made by ‘Household Finance Corporation in this city is made on the new exclusive Household Finance Honor Loan Plan made on the borrower's signature alone without security, endorsers. or co=makers of ANY kind. Just on your plain note—nothing else. No mortgages. When you apply for an Honor Loan at a Household office, you are not asked to change to some other less desirable loan plan a oO Honor loans are made at Household offices. only where you can get an Honor loan is in one of the Household offices listed

LOANS

—that is, loans

NLY

use The place in this city

Third Floor—Room 328 Illinois Building

17 West Market Street Corner Illinois & Market Phone: Rlley 5404

196 U. S. Offices

How to apply for an Honor Loan

Single or married, if you can make regular monthly ‘repayments, just phone one of the offices listed below and tell the manager how much money you want, and when you want it. No obligation.

Two Indianapolis Offices

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

CORPORATION

Sixth Floor—Room 615 Merchants Bank Building

Corner Washington & Meridian Entrance on Meridian Phone: RIley 1471

Established 1878

Tuesdays, and

Pramis

plan, stop in, write or phone.

205 Odd Fellows Bldg.—LI. 8495 N. E. Penn. and Wash. St.

. Announcing Commanwealth’s e-to-SLay San) No Security—No Endorsers—Just Your Plain Note

Now you can get a loan on just your promise-to-pay. If you are regularly employed, sign only a plain note and nothing else. No endorsers, co-makers, furniture, real estate, diamonds, or other security required. Only at Commonwealth can ‘you get a loan on the Promise-to-Pay Plan at the low cost of 2 per cent per month.

There is no lower rate in Indianapolis. Also auto financing and other types of loans at the same low rate. For full details about our new . promise-to-pay

‘Commonwealth Loan Co.

ESTABLISHED 1887

A Month % on ‘All - Loans ¥ $10-$300

No Higher Rate on Any Portion of the Loan

200 Roosevelt Bldg.—LI. 2491 N. E. Cor. Ill. and Wash, Sts.

70 Automobiles for Sale

WHIPPET '29—4-CYL. SEDAN APPLEGATE MOTORS. 25 W. 11TH-ST.

WILLYS—'35 sedan; like new .... . $395 634 E. New York. LI-5632.

Week-End Specials

'36 Studebaker Dictator Custom Coupe. Overdrive, deluxe equipped, radio. ’35 Plymouth deluxe Coupe, perfect. '35 Chevrolet Custom deluxe four-door Sedan; ‘extra clean. '31 Studebaker Dictator Sedan. '33 Marmon Convertible Coupe.

Low Down Payments.

Ted Byrne Co.

On The Range 10th and Illinois OLDSMOBILE, ’31, excellent, new rubber CHEVROLET: '33 Supe, See, value. . VAN MAT INC.

A a 3756 College-av. WA-1933-1934

DEPENDABLE USED CARS

DEPENDABLE MOTORS, INC. 38th and College. WA=-3330. Open Evenings and Sunday.

5 -$285

TYPEW. WRITERS =$10 up; desk, McCollum Tee riter Ea Delaware PICKLES PICKLES PICKLES Second house west of Emerson on south side of Raymond-st. LUREX removes -rust and other stains from bathtubs and sinks, sale at HOOK'S DRUG STORES. TYPEWRITER. L. C. Smith & Bros, No. 5; good condition. Sin N. Dearborn-st. CH-

ugly or

GIRLS’ suits, Call WA-0584 STORE fixtures; bakery equipment; spe= cial equipment: buy-sell.- 419 E WALL paper closeouts, 7%c side walls: 3c __single roll. CHINA STORE. 361 W. Wash. BICY _ radio repairing. ‘CH-5383. 3329 E. Tenth-st.

OIL stoves, 3 burners, $5; 2 burners, $4.39. CHINA STORE. 361 W. Wash.

59 Radios, Musical N eeds

BARGAINS

All Kinds Used Instruments—EZ Terms. Lorenz Music Store. 20 Pembroke Arcade.

USED STEINWAY GRAND Older stvie but a beautiful instrument for quick disposal, $395; convenient terms. Phone LI-5513. Pearson Co, Int. 128 N. Penn. JESSE FRENCH grand; positively like n $285 Wilking Music Co.. 120 E. ‘Ohio:st. Ope n Eves.

learn to play before your buy. PEARSON INC.

30 USED PIANOS. $17.50 up, Nong over RS-KEGG PIANO

$45. Term L CO., 235 N. ‘ Pennsylvania-st.

BRAND new studio upright; full

7% octave $105 Wilking Music Co.. 120 E. Ohio-st. Openfves. ~~~" RCA VICTOR RADIOS— reduced prices. L. 8. Dept., 7th floor. BEAUTIFUL Jesse A upright; $128

- new | uaran & Mise Sos Ry E. Ohlo-st.

PHILCO AND 1936 models; AYRES & CO.

PEARSON CO., INC.

CLOSE Ly bE d : formerly $445: now new grang; $275 Wilking Music. Co. 120 E, Ohio-st. Open Eves.

PIANO, upright i Fone make, mahogany, finish mlenaig tion: need Hogasy.

+; USED Eingion uprigh for Wilking

Trumpe) ae N CO.. INC. BUISCHER SruInnef, like new, $0. 741 Haugh-st. Be 300 GUAR. Radio Radio Sales a" Service: nr tna I LI-0383.

64 Swaps

GOOD used all reasonable; Jed Patieries. guaranteed. . 856 Mass.

experienced car-

"WHEEL TRAILER For experienced cari =

coats and dresses. Size 14.

CLES and repairs. Free eatimates on

128 N. Penn.-|

DESOTO Sport Cpe.; bargain, $95. Broad _ Ripple Auto Lot, 333 Va.-av. RI-4973 Here is a car that has the appearance and per- $595 special this week only.. 927 Virginia Ave. DR 6079 ured car for equity. DODGE—'30 sedan, Sreatint $145. WILES ESSEX coach. Ready E go, $20. 635 E. I - 35 Ford Tudor.

'35 Dodge Sed formance of new. Priced DODGE, ’'36 sedan fully Sau ped take & WILSON LOT, 634 N. York. LI- 5632. New York. CH 4442

Equipped with trunk; excellent condition. Special for this week only..

2 122 E. Wash.

FORD, 1934 V-8 Tudor, new car ap- $345 arance and performance UPERIOR CHEV. INC. 552 E. WASH. FORD '29 tudor. Four new tires 30th & Central Sales. FORD ’28 runabout, runs O. K. First $330. 30TH & CENImAL. SALES. TA-55 FORD ’33 tudor. 30th & Central Sales. FORD coupe, runs, Jooks 0. K 30th & Central Sales FORD—'29 coach, $95; “$15 $3 weekly. 634 E. New York FORD ’29 cpe., prfct. cond.; anith pays. due $3 each. 634 E. New York. I-5632 FORD, city’s cleanest; hag. HARR 443 Virginia A

0. XK. Nice. Pirst Bion

down, balance LI-5632.

’30 Tud.: Y A FORD, '34 Tud. HARRY SHARP'S FORD.

Slean) Et hur; hes is

*35 Tud.; a fine ar ARRY SHARP'S LOT, has MER MER.

‘29 roadster, a seat, tion; . 1202 N. Illinois. RI

SAVE $200 :

'36 Graham sedan; supercharger. Trunk, ent, radio, Dester. beautiful

24 SE cag. Wa. 22686. hit son. Runs good, new tires; $50 cash. 2339 N. Illinois, Apt. B-3.

OAKLAND Sedan. good. $25. BROAD RIPPLE AUTO LOT. 333 Va.-av. RI-4973.

’31 OLDSMOBILE Tudor Sedan, radio. hot water heater .. $295. THORNBURG- VOLLRATH MOTOR CO. 328 N. Delaware LI-8112.

OLDS 1934 coupe. radio. heater; very Clean, $150 down. 635 E. New York.

'33 Plymouth Sed. 4-door De Luxe; in won- $ 345

derful condition throughCH 4442

out; a real buy. Special for this week only .....

2122 E. Wash.

TA-5550

BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM MONARCH MOTOR CO.

958 N. MERIDIAN

209 W. NORTH Chev. ’28 coach $35 ~~ Marm. ‘31 sed..$145 Chev. '28 coupe.$45 Buick ’29 sedan $95 Ford '29 tudor $85 Olds 28 coupe. .$95

BUY your used car at the home of “AS~ sured Transpoptation. " CENTRAL MOTOR co. Used Car Store 832 N. Meridian.

832 N LI-1995% 71 Trucks and Tractors

PANEL dump stake, tractors and trailers. A complete stock of reconditioned and rernished trucks. Priced right.

M. C. Used Truck Dept.

31 W. 13th-st.

CHEVROLET miles,

JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. 1035 N.. Meridian. TOURISTS AND FREIGHT TRAILERS WAYNE BUS BODIES, DUMP BODIES. ALLIED TRUCK EQUIP. 904 N. i BENATE

TT Cost Less—Produce Best. Times Economy Want Ads. Rlley 5551.

72 Tires—Accessories

NUSAFE TIRES

Produced By

Cuts tire costs 50%. Coms in and seo it in operation—see the goods looking, long-wearing

General Tire Co. 838 N. Delaware St. 4. 5523.

'36 Truck; less than 10,000 | :

73 Wanted Automobiles CASH FOR SARS 4 WOLF

OR YOUR 555 N. Cap. ER. Don’t give NG A Re r cal away. e’ll buy 1 AUTO T CHANGE. 810 E. Washington-st. , CASH FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY

~~ ABELS AUTO CO. 1030 N. MERIDIAN ~~ L1-2531]

Cash for Your Car or Equity - CHESTNUT & HOLLY CO.

1525 N. ridin. st. LI-8723. FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY

FINK AUTO CO. 440 N. Capitol Ave. LI-1112

78 Personal Prop. Loans Public Welfare Loan

330 Occidental Bldg.

8. E. Corner Washington and Illinois Sts. 3d Floor

RI. 3587

LOANS ON CA PITAL CPi = 207 Breer Bldg. Nex CORP A floo 41 E. 41 E. Washington-st Phone RI-7961 LOAN CO.

MMONWEALTH IX 205 Odd Fellow Bldg.

8495 200 Roosevelt Bldg.

More a es Penny Spent—When You Use Times Economy.

a Vi AUTO LOANS |

20 Months to Pay | EE CAR Bciodh

Mops toa Loan on Automobiles 20 Mo nihs lo av v of park

MERIDIAN MOTOR "SALES 820 N Meridian RI1-4931 Loans on Furniture, Autos, Diamonds tp pl RT ut OANS 5 ON. AUTOMOBILES

CRY E HNANCT ES

319 E. Ohio-st.

82 Legals

Noti ders Notice is a