Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1936 — Page 34

SCRIBE ‘DIFFERENT IN PARIS

Sixto Sole Proprietor

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Joe Discovers It’s Difficult Task, However

He's Rushed Around City by Promoter Jeff Dickson and Robertson,

FLASHY SCRAPPER FROM PUERTO Rico 1s THE UNDISPUTED BAN TAMWEIGHT] CHAMPION AS THE BEesSULT OF HIS KNOCKOUT OF TONY MARINO IN NEW YORK,"

BY JOE WILLIAMS Times Special Writer ARIS, Sept. 11 —The best place for a man to take inventorv of | himself i§ in the clouds. There is | someihing about altitade and space | that makes a man think, even if : the man happens to be a sports Titer. i lying here from London, I got | to thinking what | a sorry botch 1 had made of my | ‘first trip to Eu-! rope. 1 had spent | most of. my time! in Berlin talking | with hammer] throwers and ar- | guing whether Max Schmeling | was really as] good as he: looked | against Joe Louis | that night. i . But there was | ht for that. I was | straight sports assignment in Berlin, and there is such a thing as remaining in character. In London | it was different. There was abso- | lutely no excuse for my depraved conduct—my insensitivity to the | finer things, 4 Did I visit Westminster Abbey? Did I take a ride up the historic Thames? Did I go over to St. Paul's, where Wellington's militant ashes repose in musty peace? Did I feast my eves on the floral beauties of Kensington Gardens? Did I stop imsat the Cheshire Cheese to have a steak pudding amid the exciting memories of Dr. Johnson and Boswell? Did I go— ru un n { HE answer, from leit to right, is, | no, I did not, To be shamelessly honest, I did not even see the Tow- | er of London. Here I am walking up to my ears in old world culture and history, and what do I do? hang around with bookmakers, old - fighters, soccer players and Joe E. Brown. Well, it would be’ different in Paris. I remembered a little about: French history. I would | go out and get myself a load of it - first hand. { T was very All of this and more T was think- | 1 and Mr, ing when the giant Imperial Air- | Paris well. Being considerate and | ways liner came to a bumping squat { understanding, they ,could be of | stop at the Le Bourget landing field. | | help in salvaging something from | This was something more than a | the mess I had produced. First, I'd | minor thrill’ itself. Ten years ago | like to see Notre Dame. It was get- | a tall, lanky American, then known | | ting nearly time for football prac- | (to the few people who knew him) | { tice, anyway. And what was Elmer |

» " U. S. Tires Leave as ‘Slim Lindbergh, set a small | Layden going to do about replacing | for National Test airship down on this same spot, | Shakespeare this fall? Next, I'd like |

crawled out of the cabin and an- | to see the Louvre, and then— | . | nounced simply he had a letter of | “You'll see Paris. all \right,” ac- | introduction to Myron T. Herrick, | cepted Mr. Dickson, shifting. the| Ihe Indianapolis bid for the | the American Ambassador. | gears of his car and stepping on | Championship of the National ®t x =» | the accelerator. In the spanking | Amateur Baseball Federation de- | HE young man didn’t ‘realize | rush of wind I thought I heard Mr. | parted for Cleveland today at 10:40. that at. the moment he was the | Robertson mumble, “and how!” This} U. S. Tires. champions of the Mari- - best-known and most famous man | was not disturbing. It didn't matter ufacturers League and winner of the jo amateur series, left by train |

Joe Williams some slight excuse

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IN. STOPPING THE PITTSBURGH BATILER, CONQUEROR OF BAICAZAR SANGCHILE, FORMERLY | RECOGNIZED BY THE: 1.B.U, ESCOBAR Now 18. | RECOGNIZED BY THAT 8ooy, | THE NEW YORK BOXING { COMMISSION, AND THE A.B. A,

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ing the old colonel—world traveler | “Yes, that's the Arch of Triumph,” {lecturer and explorer? It not only [cut in Mr. Dickson {could be but was. To be specific, it | “Come on. We don’t want to miss | was Mr. Jeff Dickson, the Mississippi | Georges.” { country boy who came to Paris and | “Georges who?” established himself as the gre eatest | “Carpentier. The Frenchman. You and most spectacular promoter on | remember him, This = his joint.” He was

[the continent. With Mr. Dickson | # was a bandy-legged little gray- | BT Gores Wasite in. at Cannes looking after his| { other cafe. "It developed the Orchid

haired guy with an impish grin ‘and | more seams in his face than you'll | see in a homemade baseball. This | Man, who fought Jack Dempsey ‘at { was. Mr. Sparrow | Robertson, who | Boyle's Thirty Acres in the first deserted Broadway for fhe Champs | million-dollar gate in the history of Elysees -when the white ribboners {he beak-busting business, was like of Ohio took his cognac away. | his old rival en REighth-av back 2 { home, a successful caterer to human | thirst and taste. I ask you, what, chance bas a guy {got to grab himself some culture | | with people like Dickson and Rob- | ertson running around loose?

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nice tio see Mr. Dickson | Robertson. They knew

in the world. He had just com- | how I saw Paris, just so 4 saw it. pleted a non-stop flight across the | I mean the real Paris—the Paris | tg compete in the tourney. Atlantic™lone. . .. A flat bronze tab- | with a soul, Players named for the trip are let marks the precise point where | The motor car made a three-point Bill Layton, Lefty Evans, Chet Lindbergh's brave little ship dropped | landing in front of a nickel-plated | ‘Russell, Ralph Gatti, Bill Becker, out of the sky to make first contact | cafe. To the léft a beautiful arch | Tony: Bova, B. Bland, Dick Vetter, with French soil. i reared its massive shoulders high in | Hank Muller, Roy Poland, John “Hello, sucker!” { the soft wsisht. I had seen pictures | Salters, Les Cruse, Bob House and Could that be some one address- | of it. “Isn't that the"—, , , . | Buck House. F. Earl Geider, secre- : | tary of the Indianapolis Amateur | Baseball Association; Ben Kelly, | president of the Manufacturers | League, and W. L. Jenson, business manager of the team, accompanied the squad.

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JOHNNY MIZE DAY Boys and girls were admitted free i to Sportsman's Park, St. Louis, on} Johnny’ Mize Day, August 26, when the Cardinal first sacker tossed two | dozen aufographed balls into the! sstands for the youngsters. A total ‘of 7489 children turned out.

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. [ New Grid Duties 23 Themes, ; 26 Tissue. 28 Contest. Times-Special 29 Harp-like CALDWELL, Tdsho. Sept. 11.— instruments. Pat Page, former Butler University . : and Indiana University coach, took 3 you snd me. a first look at the material at his 24 Company new. post, the College of Idaho, and 55 d t remarked, “If we're strong enough, 39 Sound o we'll win* , Surprise. Eight veteran lineman and three 3 : Desience: reserve backs constitute the nucleus A. “ha ’ Sb . f the 1936 Idaho team. Page comes 28 — is obs 30 Eom of be. VERTICAL 40 Worth. De the Montezuma AR tained from it, 51 Ho : truck. 1 One who 41 Cloak. Boys’ Schol and was recommended 32 Half an em. 54 & S Dy er's true works for 42 To donate. for the position by his friend, Alon33 Inferior. ss 31416 reform. 44 Lawful, zo Stagg, now grid mentor at the 36 Therefore. 55 Rodents 2 Credit. 45 Apertures. ~ | College of the Pacific. 37 Nimbus. A epic 3 Aurora, 46 Of that kind, | - 38 Large stringe es 4 Prices. 47 Dibbles, bai ¥ el 2y hts , ‘9 And. 49 Johnnycake. ‘MATCHES: ARRANGED 40 Volcanic mud. 99 Form of “a.” g Exclamation. 51 Twitchin | 41 Latter. 60 It is rich in 7 One who aims 53 Negativ 28 | FOR AMATEUR CARD 43 To scream, _— 8 To ogle. word. | 45 Diamonds. 61 It is the === 10 Genus of S56 Mister. | Johnny Clapp, Y. M. C. A, will 46 Compact. diet of the cattle. 98 South {grapple Howard Hennsbly in one | 48 To percolate. Orient. 13 Genus of slugs = America. (of the supporting bouts on the. | 2 a > {amateur wrestling show Monday | ; - SRA ThEam iE. {night at the Illinois-st Arena. The ! 4 NN. | semi- -final fracas will bring together : {Buster Keaton. former Big * Ten | hampion, and Joe Kauffman of the | | Eng ish A. C. { d Templin and Carl Kord, who {dr in a 30-minute match two | weeks ago, will have a one-hour ime. limit in the main event. Match- | haker Jay Gardner is arranging fone other matches. Early Football Dinosaur A. C. wants practice {games with city teams in the 16-19 ‘age class and the 140-pound ‘weight division. Call Red Seibert, Irvington 4912. Indianapolis ‘Cubs are to hold a football meeting at Rhodius Park Community House on Monday, Sept. 14 at 7 Pp. m. Tryouts please notice. Lumba 0 a VR, Wehae KFENE'S COMPOUND WINTERGREEN TABLETS , or they cost you nothing. Absolute money-back guardntee., Consult your druggist or write direct for free literature. THE KEENE DRUG CO., INDPLS. and Re la M P: WOLF SUSSMAN. Fale 9 W. WASH

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Little

TORONTO, Sept. | Little, San Francisco, 1934 and 1935 { British and United States Amateur | | champion, held a one-stroke lead | | over the field in the twenty-ninth | Canadian Open golf championship

{ history. {showed four

| eagle. | off the ‘eagle on

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impatiently. |

{a game for Sept.

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Blasts ‘Fast Pace in

Toronto Open

Equals Course Record With

Sub-Par Score on Opening Round.

By United Press

ST. ANDREWS GOLF CLUB, 11. — Lawson

as players prepared for the second

| 18-hole round today.

Little turned in a 87, three under

| par, for a course .. | record, :

lead the biggest and classiest field in { Canadian Open His card

to

birdies and an He pulled

1 ENGLAND Bonnis

the eighteenth,

| 495 yards and par

5, when his spoon second carried 275 yards: and his putt dropped. Only eight of the 189 players fin-

Little

{ ished the par 70 course in regula-

tion figures or better. Right behind Little came Abe Espinosa, Chicago, and the long-driving Jimmy Thomp-Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pa, with a 68. ©’ Ray Mangrum, Los Angeles; Tony

| Manero, United States Open cham-

pion, and Gordon Brydson, Toronto pro, were right behind with 69s followed by Bob Sunningham, Toronto and Jack Littler, Ottawa, Ontario, who carded par 70s. Also in good positions for the final rounds were Leo Diegel, Philmont, Pa. four times Canadian Open winner, Al Watrous, Birmingham, Mich.: Ill; Craig Wood, Deal, N. J, and

| Len Dodson, Springfield, Mo., with

71s. Horton Smith, Oak Park, Ill, was five strokes away from Little with a 72 but apparently in fine golfing form.

Amateurs

V. F. W. will play at Rushville | Sunday. Players are to leave 923

Harry Cooper, Glen Ellyn, |

ls Deaths Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Friday, Sept. 11, 1036. Mae 1} Hammon nd beloved daughter of Richard anfi Ruth England. passed away at her home, €19° Warren-av, Thursaay., 10:30 a. m. Fu neral services Saturday, 10 a. m. iprivate: on account of ph ious ee) at the J W. WILSON & CO

FUNERAL HOME. 1230 Prospect- = Burial Round

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FELGER—Jacob H., age 97. beloved father of Mrs. Etta Parnin Mrs. Laura Rhodenbaugh, Ernest’ Walter-and Albert Feige ort Wayne, Ind.; William Pa © Milwaukee, Wis.: the Rev, J. elger, Texas, ‘passed away Thursday a. m. at the home 0f his daughter, Mrs, Somers, 701 N. Bradley. Priends may call at the Dorsey Funeral Home. 3825 E. New York. St, any time. Funeral 7 p. m. Friday at the funeral home. Burial Fort Wayne, Ind. onday, {Fort Wayne papers, Please copy.)

McCLURE—Esther I. beloved wife of Phiegon T. T. McClure and mother of Fletcher J. McClure and Lucy C. Girt, passed away Thursday 3:15 a m.. at the . Puneral at Shirley West Side Puneral! Home, 2002 W. Michigan-st., Saturday, 2 p. m Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. eT lends may call at the funeral hom

OTA ea Ww. pte years, beloved father of Rolland | Rimsey Thomas, Mrs. Walter Pitch. T. H. Vollmer and Mrs. Pearl Fite city: Hugh Thomas, Bowling Green, Ky, Huckleberry, Oklahoma away Thursday morning. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. m. at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S. East- st. Burial Washington Park. Friends invited. Friends may call at the Funeral Home,

WERTZ—Charles G., entered into rest Thursday, age 73 years, husband of Florence Wertz, father of Mrs. and Foster Wertz. Funeral Saturday, 2

and Mrs. Ben City. passed

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Burial Crown Hill. 5 Funeral ‘Directors

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|E. 19th-st at 11 a. m. Robold or Kliene and Zigler will form the batteries for the Vets. The Vets desire 20. Write Bill { Rider, 923 E. 19th-st, Indianapolis, | or call Tracy at Drexel 5930-R.

Joe’s Gang plays the Maccabees at Riverside diamond No. 1 Sunday. Gang has an open date for Sept. 20. Call Joe Price, Oherry 1666.

Roy Steele Red So: Sox will leave 134 E. 22d-st at 11 a. m. for their game | Sunday with Hendrix Bros., at Bloomington. Sox, who have won 32 games out of 48, would like to schedule a tilt for Sept. 27 and during October. Writé Bob Elliott, 134 E. 22d-st, Indianapolis.

American Valve-Bowes Seal Fast game has been postponed. The Valve nine will play Fashion Cleaners at Mars Hill Sunday.

Safety Department Club would like to book a road game for the next two Sundays. Call Belmont 3331.

Baby Lincolns will play the second of a three-game series at Lebanon Sunday,

Sexon Bros. Coal will play New Bethel Sunday at Garfield diamond 0

Fall Creek Athletics will meet Monte Carlos, Negro team Sunday afternoon at Riverside diamond No. 7. The Monte Carlos batteries will be Bonner and Walker while M. Seddon or Hounchell will hurl for the Athletics with Smith or Moffatt doing the backstopping.

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|SOUTHPORT TO PLAY

SHELBYVILLE SQUAD

outhport High School returns to gridiron wars tomorrow night at the new Roosevelt Stadium when Shelbyville appears in its first test of the current schedule. Sam Hendershot, regular Cardinal. full back who was injured last week, returned. to practice yesterday and will be in the starting lineup. The Southport gridders swept through Plainfield last week in the lid-lifter of the season. .Coach A. E. Pitcher has been brushing offensive formations and drilling on pass defense, as Plainfield completed seven of nine attempts last week.

BILL DICKEY HURT IN CLEVELAND TILT

Times Special DETROIT, Sept. 11.—Bill Dickey, Yankees’ first-string catcher, is on the bench suffering from a dislocated right index finger which he incurred in the game at Cleveland yesterday. The digit was feared broken following a preliminary examination, but Doc Painter, club trainer, slipped it back into place. The star backstop was hurt by a foul tip.

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BLACK CHOW PUPPY Tuesday night at 38th near: Carrollton. eward. WA-4621. Sie STRAYED—Collie from 1809 E. Riversidedr. Name ‘ ‘Laxidie.”” Reward. RI-7098 YELLOW Persian kitten; sick. Call 1134 Broadway, RI-2 354

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ALISTS | rug and furn., ‘cleaning 28 yrs, o Sucnilts from old rugs. W. N. _FLY RUG

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Low rates. DRIVE 14 Schools, 1 Instruction

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COMPLETE beauty Course, $50; enreil now Royal Beauty Acad., Roosevelt bids.

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20 Help Wanied, , Female |

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2 NEAT appearing young A “under 23: high school education: travel to Califor = nia with manager and wif e; special advertising campaign: $18 week start. See _DR. DE Pe. Spink ¥ Hotel. ‘EXPERIENCED Jacket JACKSON & SON. Jackson Bldg.

21 Help Wanted, Male

"Maker Ww, 546 8. Meridian. 700

ALL-ROUND GENERAL MACHINISTS, WITH GOOD BACK‘GROUND OF EXPERIENCE. (INTERESTED ONLY IN THOSE WHO HAVE WORKED AS GENERAL MACHINISTS RECENTLY. GOOD PAY AND STEADY EMPLOYMENT OFFERED TO THOSE ACCEPTED. EMPLOLMENT OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. FRIDAY EVENING IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE APPLICANTS. SEE FRED GLOSSBRENNFR, 1: SQUARE soUTH ON GRAY FROM E. WASHING-TON-ST. TELEPHONE, CH-7662.

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WANTED—Plasterer to plaster six rooms: material furnished. Write TINDALL, 401 __N. Arsenal. . YOUNG ork tay ek phone. and do clerlal work days exchange business course.

Salary. To be manufacturer,

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UNITY CHRISTIAN C CHURCH « CENTER, NC.. for experienced men and women LI-3167. 1144 N.

2612 m.

iz day or week. Missouri.

MIDDLE- -AGED lady. RRR of _ sick,

Phone, CH-| -0694-M.

30 Rooms for Rent

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or care

$2.50: 326 E. 11TH—Room next bath. Also |-

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COLLEGE; 2242— Pleasant - room: home; 31.

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pleasant bedroom.

2130 N. —Large, Employed

Cross ventilation. _couple. Private home. HA-1307. NORTH, 230 E. Apt. joining bath: good home. preferred. L1-9604. ORIENTAL, 20 N—Betroon. “next bath, percolator, toaster for breakfast. Private entrance; 50 a RUCKLE, 3058—Front room: cross “ventilation, Gentleman preferred. TA-3122. TALBOTT, 2217 N.—Two upper connecting rooms, suitable for two; privileges; ! reasonable. HA-0334-W. VERMONT, W.. 36, No. 2 SAVOY Large front room: couple or ge Hemen preferred. References. LI-861

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ALTERATION SPECIALIST

ALTERATIONS, ladies’ men's garments; cleaning, pressing. relini ing, repairing; reasonable. MEYER O. JACOBS, 212 E. _ 16th. TA-6667.

BASEMENTS REBUILT

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PILLOWS. comforts, mattresses sold, ren,ovated and made like ihew. BF _ BURKLE 431 Mass-av. RI-6695.

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3 Rooms with Board

ROOKWOOD, 4 4208—Reliable « care children, all ages. Day, week, especially equipped __home: WA- 2004 STERLING, 1205—Mother's © care; under 9; modern ‘home; 33. ~ CH-6660-J. WASHINGTON, E., Clean pois cooking.

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22 Housekeening Rooms

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$6-37.50—3- ROOM apartments, bed, steam heat, hot water. av. Ww. Washington car.

in-a-door 20 S. Elder-

ALABAMA, 1104 N.—One-room a partment,

clean, i reasona

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BROADWAY, ette, $3.50; two rooms, two be

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33 Hotels

private Apt.

WEISSMAN MOTORS 2210 B. Wash. _Phone—Day CH- 5828: nite, DR-5117.

TF URNITURE REPAIR

CHAIRS made new by rebottoming in cane, hickory or reed, AR. a INDUSA BLIND. 0583.

"RIAL AID FOR "GEN. MACHINING & WELDING

C. H, WILLIAMS Specialist in machinin and welding; estimates; reasonable, 96 _N. Scioto, LI-6828.

MACHINIST

GEO. J. EGENOLP-—Machinists—Specializ-1 in printing and special machinery. South. LI-6212.

MATTRESS RENOVATERS

MATTRESSES tenovated; also made into innerspring bv experts RI-2847

MOVING AND TRANSFER

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; AUTOMOBILES,

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PRINTING

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RADIO SERVICE

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CORONADO HC HOTEL, It

Save time, carfare; day 75¢ u

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3 Apartments, Unfurn. Indianapolis Rental Agency

Purnished and unfurnished apartments. Call us for £18, service and transportation.

APARTIVENT RENTAL BUREAD

Apartments in all parts of the city: free transportation to inspect. Call H

G APTS.. INC. 22 W. Vermont LI-2438.

3 Houses, Unfurnished

5—RBAST, 35100—Gorgeous new modern SD or bungalow. Others. TA-4633. BROADWAY, ron single, large lot, fruit. Ww. R. EARD H

COLLEGE, 83312 RR Sete rooming,

ILLINOIS,

arage, 1264. ideal > resior business house. RI-

N., 1501—4 bedrooms, lowely hom ‘good offer for Feliable people. 10542 ° (no evening calls TIBHS 3, 1758, N.—5-room SE nice ard, shrubber: arage. LITTELL. LI311, WA-1843.R. =

36 Furn. Houses, Apts.

#4)—GARFIELD ARE Beautiful bu low: Diane, D eic. Others WHITE,

Ee 1333 N.—$30—Five rooms to em_Ploved 5. radio; housekeeping inps I atime large front 2-room suite. accommodates t ; radio, ' 2 private entrances utilities, garage.

SOONG

EAST (Irvington —Modern, desirable. weil-4-room . apaitment ea heat water porches, ooctice quiet cou-

42 x

the ad-

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4—Front room; ad-

also | N.

furnished |

reas- |

E-1328 -

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One or more, $5. | -

All | SINGER CO..

: PITTSBORO. a

{| MINNIE MOTH .may be cute, but dangerous! Use the Monite Process

Brookside Cleaners

| GET READY FOR FALL! We re air all minor re-

airs = {3 CH .-0345.

she's

re 138 Brookside.

P. DUFEK JR.

Signs for every purpose. Show cards, posters, truck. lettering, window lettering, etc. Our new location—

240 W. Pearl-st. RI-827T.

LI. 1874. Since 1907

Silent Salesman Co., Inc.

K. Rahke, Prop. Games (all kinds) via sealed coupons Punch boards, push cards, merchandise

sales candy, OVELTY MERCHANDISE 238 E New York st. win

Mt. Jackson Sanitarium

Steam and Therapeutic baths for Rheumatic and run down condition. Baa ONLY

HS $9 t $3: ik hotel Our mineral health to detafls. BE-1579, Physician ndants 2 Ww.

accommo

storing b us for ail and att 3127-

East FROZEN CUSTARDS POU SER DR ROMPT CAR SERVICE

Wazhington-st,

£

Northway

Emerson SANDWICHES VICE

|0th and

More Readers Per Penny Spent— When You Use Times Beguemy + - s

i i | ! Want | Phone Rlley 5551.

36 Purn. Houses, “Apts.

TREMONT, 30, N.—Modern apartment ‘month; adutis. After six.

3 AND 4-ROOM apts. decorated. Adults. 633

3 ROOMS; cozily furnished: Plilities, heat; garage; 116 5. SIX rooms, $18 per month. ington-st.

28-830. . 10th. adults;

newly 359 W,

. furnished:

Owner, Wash~

37 Miscellanecvs for Rent |

SUBURBAN FOR RENT

5 ROOMS Hardwood: furnace: electric pump: garages: poultry house. east State-st.. Thompson-rd ACRES. 4 rm. house; poultry house, rage, JHectricity. JENNINGS BROS. 8S. Ti

38 Resorts and Cottages

GOOD fishing now at Shafer Lake; to “Silver gow, . side. Modern cpt-

tages, reduced Fier ‘HU-1078.

40 Wanted to Rent

45 Business Opportunities

BEAUTY Shop; fully equipped; established |

business; a steal for cash; will consider trade for small, Jate model car or equity. MR. CALVERT. 209 Kresge Bldg. RI-4965.

GOOD paying lunchroom; bargain if sold |

Call HU-6667.

_at once. 46 Securities

~ We Buy SSI SHEREE wes

205 BE. Ohio. ~~ L1-2318. WE BUY Fletcher American National Bank Certficaiss of Beneficial Interest for ONARD COHEN & CO., 8 E _ Market- st, h

Room 206 47 | Houses | for Sale .

STOP PAYING RENT

1918 Tallman; 4 rooms .

1957 Tallman; 4 rooms 1038 Traub-av; 5 rooms 2233 Miller-st; 5 rooms * Tallman-av houses painted last week. er

J. S. CRUSE, INC.

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5

RI-6412-HA-2622 |

A ‘West Side Income Home BARGAIN DOUBLE AT

ONLY $1 850 FASE TERMS

HA-2162 You RI-6412 8. s. CRUSE, inc 9148 N. DEL.

Unusual Offering

Very large, 5-room, modern bung.: long living room, fireplace, oak floors, break- | fast room, nice lot, garage. Denny, porun, of NeW orks. Terms. r urgess, AMERICAN ESTATES CO. REALTORS

Located on Priced right. IR-6102.

NEAR Riverside Park, nice neighborhood;

dandy 5-room home; 2-car garage; must |

sell; $2750. 109% down; $27.50 per month. Mi. Hudelson, SAR and HUDLESON, _ 506 Inland-bldg. RI-8862.

Just Like New

5-room -bung., brick and cement porch, dining room in front; oak floors, 4 closets, bedrooms at- rear; full basement, front drive. Shown as Sropintient. HU-2188. |

BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243: N. Del, RI-3477. |

$300 Down—$27

Per month; fine modern home; near Wash. -st. - Mr. Quinn. or HALL-HOTTEL ‘co. INC. LI-25 WE have buyers for modern aa Jour properties with E. NEY CO., INC. RI- 2, Real Estate Rent29 E. Market-st.

Chester i 2487 |

List

als—Insurance. 601-3 WALCOTT. Ni 24—A Tin well-built modern ‘home, No Farrett. JENNINGS BROS a 28 S. Til.-st RCHARD AVE, 3600 BLK.—7-room modDRY lot 60x320. $2000. 215 Indiana Trust | Bldg.

SACRIFICE my equity, $500: large double. 1300 North. Address Box 388 Times.

48 Sale, Suburban Farms

NEAR Natjonal Road, "west: dandy 5room bungalow; brick and concrete porch; gas; new elecsrse. pump: garage; other buildings: $130 $300 down.

STUART AND HUDELSON. 506: Inland- |

bldg. RI-8862.

SUBURBAN BARGAINS We have several 2-acre tracts. from the Monument. 25% Camby, Jd. ar new state Roa rice 75 I $50 down. bal. terms HARN NESS & CLINE 1i9% N. Ala. LI-9220

5-ROOM modern bungalow, "840 S. Shef- |

Write

Price and terms to suit. Holton,

field-av. R. N 1,

Walter Shadday, R. Indiana.

SMALL chicken farm, house, out buildings: water paid; $200. cash, Owner, BE-2379

BEAUTIFUL modern 7-rm. ‘house; on Natl. Rd. E. Sa36.* to sacrifice. 559

0

close in, electricity $12 monthly.

2 acres

Call Mr. Hare,

13 ACRES, 4-rm. SRR ‘barn; land; 20 miles northwest;

HARNESS & CLINE, 1182 N. 9220.

your title. Demana an ab-

BE SURE—Ot 135

jiracs repared by Union Title Co. E. rh Un: In Title Bldg

21; A ve house, 2-car garage, smoke houses. Lo crops, $1200. 12th. CH-15

5314 E.

house; garage with extra room; fruit

trees; Bldz. 57 Household Goods Singer Bargains -

Singer electric portables Singer electric console reposs.. Domestic electric consoles Singer drop-head, treadle machines guaranteed 126 W.

A REBUILT MAYTAG

Washer—Square Aluminum Tubs New Machine GUARANTEE. No Down Payment. Terms 90c per week.

L. 5S. AYRES & CO. . Mth Floor. Phone RI-! -0441. .

REPOSSESSED high grade two-piece Che- | nille living room suite used six months; cheap for cash. PRESTON B. MOORE | FURNITURE, 2234 E. Tenth. Open eve-

_ nings.

Carloads and Carloads

Of fine new suites and odd pieces to trade | for your oh furnfteret:

ance, 9 E . Wash-st.

FRIGIDAIRE, 7-ft., all porcelain. used 1 | yr. Bargain. Also Norge 1936. 6 cu. ft. and two pmall size boxes. FULWID 3321 § Ten

DOUBLE Eh 2prings and new innerspring mattress, $17. overstuffed chair, $5; dressing table, $5; buffet, $15; china _ cabinet, $1 442 "N. Drexel. Inspection. Estimates for Repas, Any make Washer, 245 re E. Wash.., or LI-4830. ITURE—Por sale of every desi. tion. J. P. Gribben Purpiture & Storzage. 1501-3 Madison-av. PIANO —Upright, $25; two hairs, $5 each, Andirons.

upholstered

3 Woodland

Eas -pc. dinette, 3-pc. ‘suite; Btagiagt 3 set, stoves, ROE, h-st,

ASEBURNERS, heaters, able. MODEL. STOVE & 622 E. Washington. Open evenings. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. GOOD ZCN_CHeana $20 FOR QUICK 8.

FLORENCE heat stove, like new, $28.50. - 444 E. Was ny

25¢ 1 oA cord, 4c; elec. ns, 2 for 15¢c or 7%¢ doz. 444 E. Was

“fving rm. MON-

ranges, reasonPURNA

”

| COOK | STOVE. size 18; A-1 die $10. eves.

318. N. Chester,

3-PC. PAINTED breakfast set. eis: kitchcabinet, $3.50. 444 E a BEDROOM Suite, an new occa~ _ sional chair, $445. 444 E - Wash, ped. Line and matiress,

WE W hegre and Bosition” oh #s. 2833

IW G58 ge tr ra

Newly |

12 sq. carline: | $8. RI- |

decorated; |

3d house |

re 38 |

KIRK McKIN- |

small | and |

Owner leaving city and | LI- |

good | price $2000. | Ala. LI- |

chicken, {

"3% Acres with 5-room |

3am, RI-7017. 215 Indiana Trust |

WASHINGTON-ST. |

.{ 3948 Bartlett.

generous allow- |

| 58 Miscellaneous for Sale

by

Fixture House

i RG S Complete

itp Your Entire Business Down Payment

$100 Up

Bo Pool Room Complete Restaurant Complete Tavern i © $200 Up —~REMEMBER— Compiste Line Shenango China Rental for Every Purpose "KING S INDIANA BILLIARD CO. 1617-31 Southeastern

~OU

DR-3578

come |

LAIMED FREIGHT STA TION APITOL AND 80 refrigerators; gas heaters, ic

CORNE | El cabinets, 5 up. bags corn starch 2-piece overstuffed si living room suite, : oy suite, $60; 1 9-picce “dining roo suite, $80. 207% Reduction on all furniture, rugs, foil, gas and gasoline ranges and heating stoves, lamp shades and enamel ware, €Xe= j cept specials. 300 BUILDINGS WRECKED Gobdd used lumber and building 2 terial

| of all kinds for sale oF 2% CLEV! wRECR NG

JELAND CO. { 1320 Kentucky-av: Indianapolis,

= CLEAN | LUMBER _

EW AND USED Marion Material Co.

Ww recking Contractors

2046 Northwestern EAC ~~ Elberta Freest $1 38 PEACHES “Eten! a eestone,

bu. Bring baskets. 2242 N. RURAL

NEW and used bil Iding material = LION | POPULATION WRECKING Ye 310 8. Delaware. Li -6270 Cut Rate Rugs and Linoleum, 9x12 Rugs $3.95 Rug border 9x17 Wool Fate Rugs JORDAN BROTHE Opp. Statehouse, Bri ASBESTOS SHINGLES : ick SLATE SHINGLES Doors, sash. We are wrecking the Ine | dianapolis Street Railway building on W, Washington-st. WESTERN WRE Koehne, BE-4030

AIR COMPRESSORS ™ =~

Por every: purpose. new and rebuilt, at | extremely low Dprice ANU-

207 W._ Washington St.

CO.. 37

r

M. ; | FACTURING CO. 08 8 Meridian RI-2788,

Fishing 0 up Tackle

Repairs Cus Prices ADE

i jHoifman's. 251 Mass-av. 205 E Was | FOR all household cleaning use NU TO { Cleans brighter and more econemi 8d. | LURIE CO, 1835 N. New Jersey. TAe

Bicycles $1

| re —— Ito DEATH—It never fails, destroys bedbugs and household vermin. AL | G. _MASS, 31 Virginia- av. RI-331 | KITCHEN stools with back; Freeh for, 79¢c. CHINA STORE, 361 sh,

| A C. ARG ‘WELDER—110 | or 220 volt; will | demonstrate. GOODWIN. 2621 Carrolle "Quarts 2

| ton. HE-5163. oe . 25¢ doz.; BB doz. WEST

| FRUIT JARS LI.-8085

| BOTTLE CO., 534 W. . Pearl, | { TYPEWRPFTERS—310 up: desk, £8.50 u McCollum Typewriter Exchange. 99 i Delaware RI-4926. STORE fixtures; cial equipment’ | BICYCLES and repatrs. Free estimates OB on radio repairing. CH- 5383. 3329 E. Tenth-s

POR SALE—Gas range cookstove with oven, i 5324 Julian- -av. RI-T79

{| SHORT 2x45, 1 cent ro “foot.

lumber of all kinds at bargain prices, 038° Wrecking Co. 320 N. West, Lie 2-burner

electric; $1.49, CHINA STORE, 361 W. Wash. 3 .

| HOT PLAT ES, 7 BURROUGHS adding machines; .umn, $15:°1 9-column; $20. 820

Best Results—Lowest C a The Times. RI-5551.

| 59 Radios, mM Husical Needs

BARGAINS

in al Used Instruments Largest Stock of Used Saxophones in the EASY PAYMENTS

Why buy a cheap new in«' strument when we can sell | you a FIRST- -CLASS guar- | anteed jee one? } {See Us Beiore You Buy

LORENZ MUSIC Store

20 Pembroke Arcade. LI-4800.

100 RADIOS $5

Up i R & R STORES { 225 E. Wash Open Evenings | PHILCO AND RCA VICTOR RADIOS— 1936 models; reduced prices. La: “Bly _AYRE ES & CO. Radio Dept. 7th finok:: Trumpeét ang Qarinet outfit, | PEARSON N CO... ING F 123 N. Pi Learn to play before your buy, PE ARSON |C CO.. INC. 128 N.: Penn. | APOLLO grand, Louis XV:

or w

bakery equipment; spes buy-sell. 419 E. Ohto.

18 6-col 25th,

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Good Used

errmsg, the most beaue tiful piano in all Indianapolis; will sell for rice if sold by Friday night; terms. trace WILKING MUSIC CO. 126 E. Ohio. Open ti 9 BRAND NEW stitdio ae “$105. fore merly priced at $195 These are the full imited, Ohio,

i 12 + i i |

7i3-0ctave studio pianos; WILKING MUSIC. CO. Open tiil 8 p. m.

Stock i20 E.

Investigate our lesson plan or “musical instruments | PEARSON CO.. INC. 123 N. N. Penn, | STECK grand. $150; convenient - pprms, { trade. WILKING MUSIC z | Ohio. Open till § p.m. me BABY GRAND pianos, 8 used, some lik PA LUTEMERS-KEGG PIANG { CO. 235 N. Pen : } 6-TUBE CT SET—3$10.95 _Radlo_ Bales 5 & Service, 211 Ind. LI-2 61 Pets, Poultry. L. Stock | 36 0—SIX MONTHS Plymouth Rock pullefs, | 75 ten weeks Plymouth Rock . chickens,

| CANARY singers—Mountain Rol Rollers. Tease onable. 2418 E. Michigan. CH-7100.

{ POX Terrier puppies nicely marked. 4931 | Pord- st. Speedway City or BE-3883.

WANTED Good home: male kittens, 8 n mo,

ER. | Half Persian. EH HA- -1813- W.

64 | Swaps : FOUR rooms of furniture, '28 Buick sedan] :

will sell for cazh or trade for M I-A Soupe. Call afer 5p. m. 1630 W. Micnis __Ba

SoPD" ‘used tires, all sizes, used i guaranteed.

reasona 836 Vase:

ELECTRIC COPFIELD WASHER. GOOD CONDITION FOR CASH OR? 45 N.

- EVRGLET “Sedan: new rubber, 1 shape: trade or sell. 1123 N. Tibbs. ¢

GIRL'S bicycle, 87: A bicycle, 85: condition. 303 E. 6ird-st. WA-1133.

65 Wanted to 0 Buy

Mixed Iron, $8 Per Ton

Books, 40c Per 100 THE MILLER co, mc . mes

PEDDLERS ad Se i AE Pay ay Highest P old gold, watch Sr

We ar jewel ete’ 8 SACKS | Mor Classifi on Next Pa