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FLORENCE IRISH, reers sors: wax

IN INDIANAPOLIS

50 YEARS, DEAD |

Injuries Suffered at Cottage-av Home [Cause Death.

MISS FLORENCE IRISH, an In- | dianapolis resident for 50 vears, died last night of inJuries suffered Thursday fell in her home, 601 Cottage-av. She was 64. Funeral services are ito be Held at 2 p. m. Monday in the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home. Burial in Crown Hill. Cemetery. Miss Irish was born in Madison and came to Indianapolis when she was 9. She was .a member of Troub Memorial Presbyterian Church. She ed by two sisters, Mrs. Martha: Ware and Mrs. Norena Spillman, both, of Indianapolis, and a brother, George Irish of Southport. | THE REV. SAMUEL ‘I. WELK-| ER, 2a member of the Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church 48 years, died yestersal in his home, 39 S. Dearborn- st llowing a long illness. He was Funeral services are to = held | at 10 a. m. Monday in the Grace! M. E. Church with burial in Me- | morial Park Cemetery. Mr.. Walker | came to Indianapolis in 1902 to] serve as pastor of the Blaine Ave- | i | i

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nue -M. E. Church. - After completing his work there he served. in the Tuxedo Church. the > Broad Ripple Church, the Blackford Street -Church,-the Ar- | Church and the} aurch. ! 1912 he left

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Indianapolis {0 St. Paul, Glen-! er. Bicknell, Shoals, New | and Ambury. Returning to in 1920, he was pastor of the Beech Grove Church. He re-| tired in 1925. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. ! Mary Elizabeth Welker; two sons Charles Welker of Tacoma, Wash, and Lee Welker; two daughters, Mrs. Alice Neemian and Mrs. Augusta Taylor, all of Indianapolis, and five grandchildren | MRS. SARAH EL IZABETH | WOLFF, died yesterday in her home in Arcadia. following an illness of several years. She was 87. Funeral services are to be held t 4 p. m. tomorrow in the home in Arcadia and burial is to be in Dunkard Cemetery there. Mrs. Wolff was born in ‘Henry | County, Aug. 25, 1849 She was married to William H. Wolff; now dead, 70 years ago... Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. W. E. McKee Indianapolis; Mrs. A. L. Ward, | Noblesville, and a son, W. B. Wolff, | Chicago. : - f MICHAEL DAMORE, 1022 High- | st, Indianapoli¢ resident for 40 vears, | is to be buried | Joseph's Cemetery Monday | following funeral at 8:30 a. m. in the home of his brother, 850 S. Eastand ‘in. Holy Rosary Church. He was 41. Mrs. Damore was born in Spring- | field, Mo., the son of Mr. and Mrs. | Frank Damore. He was in the fruit] and vegetable business here many | vears. He was a member of Holy | Rosary Church.

~ SOY BEAN GROWERS T0 MEET AT AT PURDUE |

Timez Specinl 2 i LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. | Several hundred northwestern Indi-| B ana farmers are expected: to attend the annual Corn and Soy Bean Field Day meeting at the Purdue University Soils and Crops Farm east of Lafayette Sept. 22. The meeting is to start at-9 and continue throughout the day. . Results of experimental work covering | all: phases of corn and soy bean pro- | duction are to be explained by Pur- | due experts.

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WPA STEAM ROLLER ° f STOLEN ‘FROM JOB|

New ALBANY, Ind., Sept. 12.—| New Albany WPA workers are claiming a record for the loss ‘the biggest thing” - ever stolen. | steam roller was missing Wednesday morning when men repairing | streets reportefi for work. The machine was later discovered several blocks away. The WPA fore- | man doesn't know whether joyriders stole it, but he is sure who ever took it knew how to run a | steam roller.

WAR ON SMUGGLING | OF DOPE INTENSIFIED |©

By United Press a J o WASHINGTON, Sept. 12--The | Coast Guard foday strengthened its : Pacific Ocean patron under orders | from -Secretary of. Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. to smash the rising | narcotics traffic from the Orient. Three of the seven new 327-foot cruisers being built in Navy yards for the Coast Guard "were reassigned to the | to the Pacifie. . i

NEW HOME PROJECT | BEGUN IN NEWCASTLE

Times Special NEWCASTLE, Ind, Sept. 12— The Indiana Construction and De-| velopment Caq., Indianapolis, is to! begin work gt once on 10 houses in| Sunnyside Addition. . As soon as the 10 houses are ready for occupancy, others are to! be built until 30 or more are fin-| ished, it was reported. } et a——— i FAIR VISITOR ROBBED { ' Farl Hewes, 37. Columbia City, | Ind. told police today that while in| the crowd at the State Fair last! Right he was -pushed and shoved. A | few minutes later he discovered his | billfold containing $10 was missing. |

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ~

Floyd A. Wilson (above) has been appointed director of all craft and hobby programs for boys of the Central Y. M. C. A, F. S. Cannon, president, announced today. Mr. Wilson has been on the Y. M. C. A. staff as night secretary during the last vear and assisted in boys’ activities.

PARK OFFICIALS ARE TO GATHER IN INDIANAPOLIS

to Be Followed by Program Monday.

The twenty-second annual convention of, state park, department executives is to open here Monday {at 10 a. m. when members of ithe Indiana State Park Association meet in the Antlers Hotel. An informal session Sunday is to welcome out-of-town visitors, acJoseph, Indianapolis Park Board president, in charge of the arrangements. More than 300 are expected to attend, Mr. Joseph said. Invitations have heen accepted by members in Evansville, South Bend, Fort Wayne and other cities and towns, After business sessions and a round-table discussion. scheduled for Monday morning, the park executives are to inspect Indianapolis park improvements.

‘REPORTS SUBSTANCE TO FIGHT GANGRENE |

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 12. — Development of a new tissue forming substancé—a synthbtic substitute | for maggot therapy in healing | and combatting gangrene | —was reported to the American nemical Society by Dr. Fred-

The substance is allantoin, which is the active principle contained in | the excretons of maggots. Its development was traced in a paper presented by Dr. Greenbaum | to the chemical society's division of medical chemistry.

BLUM CALLS PARLEY | IN FRENCH STRIKES

y United Press “PARIS, Sept. 12.—Premier Leon Blum has summoned representatives of major employers and all organized labor to meet with him

approaching proportions of the epi{demic of May and Jupe. Three thousand. cotton textile workers occupied factories in” the Vosges region in a new stay-in strike as Premier Blum acted, #hd | at Clermont-Ferrand, in the south, | mobile guards patrolled the streets | {in force to prevent a recurrence of | | rioting in ~which several persons | wounded yesterday.

"MORRISON, DOWNING | BENCH POSSIBILITIES

Timer Special FRANKFORT, Ind. Sept. 12.— | | The names .of Millard C. Morrison. | i Clinton County prosecuting attorney, and John Downing, of the legal departmént, have been mentioned as possible successors to Judge Paul E.| Laymon, of Clinton Circuit Court, | { appointed to the Appellate Court | | bench Thursday by Gov. McNutt. | The Governor is to make the Circuit Court appointment.

Dog-gone! Times Special MOUNT ~ Sept. 12. —

VERNON, Ind., “Dog runs over woman” is something new in the way of news, but it happened here. ? Mrs. Della Na¥ion was walking down the street when she saw what she described as a medium-sized dog running toward her. The dog collided with her. Mrs. Nation was knocked to the ground and suffered a dislocated knee,

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3 Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Friday, Sept. 11, 1936.

ENGLA Bonnie Mae Hammond, beloved daughter of Richard and Ruth Engla passed away at her home, 619 Warren-av, Thursday. 10:30 a. m. Puneral services Saturday, 10 a. m. (priYate on_ account of a ous disease)

t the J. NERA HOME, 1230 Prospect-st, Burial Round

FELGER—Jacob H., age 97 beloved father of Mrs. Etta Parnin ae Laura Rhodenbaugh, Ernest, Walter and Albert Felger of Fort Wayne, Ind.; William a er of Milwaukee, Wis.: the Rev. J. iger, T passed away Thursday °c m, at daughter, Mrs. Somers, 3 Friends may Dorsey Funeral Home, 3925 E. New York st, any time. Funeral 7 m. Friday 2% the {nerai home, Burial Fort Wayne, r Pace Mongay. t Wayne papers,

McCLURE-..Esther i. egon T. T. McClure and mother of Fletcher J. McClure and Lucy C. Girt, passed Away Thursday morning. 3:15 a, m., at the Methodist Hospital. neral at Shirley Bros. West Side Pu002 W. Michigan-st., SatFriends invited. Burial

Frien funeral home, ds may call at the

THOMAS—James WwW. 178 years, beloved father of Rolland and Rumsey Mrs. Walter Pitch, Mrs. T. H. Vollmer and Mrs. Pear! Pitch. city. Hu as, Bowling Green. Kv. Huckleberry, Oklahoma away Thursday mornin urday, 2 p. m. at the G. nera ' Home, 1505 8. East-st. Burial Washington Park. Priends invited, Friends may call at the Funeral Home.

WERTZ—Charles G., tered into Thursday, age 73 ea husband ence Wertz, father of Mrs. R. H. Irwin and ster Wertz. Funeral Saturday, 2 B m.. at Harry W. Moore Puneral Paror. Burial Crown Hill.

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ERAL HOME 828 N. Capitol INE Phone LI-7113

Walter T. Blasengym FUNERAL HOME 2228 SHELRBY-ST. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W. MICH-ST. BE-1034

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GRINSTEINER'S . 522 E. Market RI-5374 PERSONAL CFERVICE

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9 Lost and Found >

~~ BLACK CHOW PUPPY > Tuesday night at 38th near Carrollton. Reward. WA-4621. ; STRAYED Collie from 1809 E. Riverside: dr. Name “Laddie’”” Reward. RI-7

YELLOW Persian kitten; sick. Call, Broadway, RI-2254

LOST—8 Keys on holder. between Tech and Majestic Bldg. TA-2836

11 Personals

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ENTRAL GIVES FREE MANICURE

209 1. 0. O. F. Bldg.

PILES ‘Brocies old fashioned pile Temsdy. Satisfaction guaror money refunded. Keene's Drug Brien, 9 a- -Ohio or Mer.-Ohio NATURFE'S MINERALS amazing for eliminating Arthritis, Rheumatism, Acidosis, Kidney and Stomach Ailments, Nervous or run-down condition; $1 and £3. HOOKS DEPENDABLE STORES.

USE KEENE'S WINTERGREEN TABLETS. mus-

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cular, lumbago _ ABSOLUTEL GUARANTEED.

NTERNATIONAL Charm Beauty School FREE Finger Wave e or Marcel. 342 E. Wash. St

FREE—Stomach ulcers, gas pains, indiestion relieved auick, Get free sam je octor’s JF fupton, Udga. at Hook’ Dependable Drug Stores. MO TEE NA for glands: now only “986. NATURE'S LIVER TABLETS, new and wonderful, now 35¢, on sale at Hook's _ Dependable, Drug Stores.

BONDED _ Free Meals 1NsurED

New York! St. Louis, Dallas, Los Angeles, New buses. 1dw rates. Phone LI-3750, ALL AMERICAN BUS *LINE, 226 N. Tilinois.

CLEANING AND PRESSING, 1606 BE. 49th. Hoffman press with oil burner, Must _. sell. Make offer. HU-8181.

LE CALL IR-2123 RING 1

on , Beauty Service oy ty Spencer Hotel. LI-750

MARCELS, 20c; permanents. he to $3. Roval Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

BUS Y opie quick hoto service, 8x10, $1. LATT ST Toi Roosevelt Bldg

HATROT. A Li wave all 3, 25¢, Em Beauty ad . 401 Roosevelt Bldg

13 Business Services

ALTERATION SPECIALIST

ALTERATIONS, ladies’ men’s garments; cleaning, pressing, relining, repairing; reasonable. MEYER O. JACOBS, 212 E. 16th. TA-6667. BASEMENTS REBUILT BASEMENTS BUILT and made dry. UNIVERSAL WA Lo] Call for esti. CH-6397. 4330 E. 16th-st.

BEDDING REPAIR

PILLOWS, comforts, mattresses sold, renovated and made like new. BE. PF. BURKLE, 431 Mass-av. RI-6695,

CISTERN CLEANING

CISTERN CLEANING AND REPAIRS, CH-1530.

CLEANERS

SPIT-FIRE WATER SOFTENER the Housewife's Friend. = For sale at

__ Your neighborhood druggist or grocer.

DODGE

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13 Business Services

RUG CLEANING

and furn. cleaning 28 yrs. “ria And {and chenlies fiom old rugs. W. N. .2328 Brookside. CH-2211

TRASH A HAULING A hauling by job er gonianet, 3 |

TRASH h cial rates to weekly customers TRUCK RENTALS

MOVE yourself or rent a new pleasure car. Low rates, DRIVE IT YO ELF, INC. 39 Ky-av. RI-7438.

14 Schools, Instruction

'R SEPT. 14—Attend this strong dependable school and give vourself the ad- | vantages of its high standing and large following among business firms. Day and evening sessions. Central Business Col-

Ste. Architects and Builders Bidz. LI- | i.

COMPLETE beauty Royal i Acad., 401 Roosevelt bpidg.

GIRLS between 16-20 Je to do or

learn line work. DR-38

VOCAL LESSONS $ FOR APPOINTMENT CALL. LI-4287.

20 Help Wanted, Female

Typist, Ce fire SY ox single, $80, 158, | No 3 FEE CHA i

TON. SUITE 513 RGED

2 NEAT appearing young ladies under 23 high school education; travel to Sxlior: nia with manager and wife; special advertising pain: $18 week start. See, DR. DE pink Hotel.

EXPERIENCED Jacket Makers. J. JACKSON & SON. 546 S. Meridian. 700 Jackson Bldg.

21 Help Wanted, Male

ALL-ROUND GENERAL MACHINISTS, WITH GOOD BACKGROUND OF EXPERIENCE. INTERESTED ONLY IN THOSE WHO HAVE WORKED AS GENERAL MACHINISTS RECENTLY. GOOD PAY AND STEADY EMPLOYMENT OFFERED TO THOSE ACCEPTED. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE OPBN UNTIL 9 P. M. FRIDAY EVENING IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE APPLICANTS. SEE FRED GLOSSBRENNER, !2 SQUARE SOUTH ON GRAY FROM .E. WASHING-TON-ST. TELEPHONE, CH-7662.

MAN-—T»o quality a8 an investigator and adjuster for national organization. Must be reliable, intelligent furnish references, unnecessary, 546B, Milwaukee, Wis.

ROOFING salesman.

and be able to Previous experience

Salary. To be trained by national manufacturer, for local firm, 28 years in: Indianapolis. SINK & WARDS, RI-7336, 621 E. Ohio. See C. J. Pastor, Saturday after 9 a. m.

WANTED Plasterer to > plaster six rooms; material furnished. Write TINDALL, 401 __N. Arsenal.

YOUNG MAN—Answer phone and do clerical Zork days exchange business course,

FIRST CLASS tool and dye re makers Apply at once. C. BE. OLSCLA 2612 E. _ Michigan, between 3o and 7

A MAN experienced in Dr Yor horses or general barn work. DR-3676, 1207 S. Meridian.

23 Situations Wanted

UNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH "CENTER, INC., for experienced men and women by day or week. LI-3167. 1144 N. Missourl.

MIDDLE-AGED “lady, Dousework or care, _ of sick. Phone, CH-0694-

30 Rooms for Rent

$1.75 AND $2 WEEK—620 N. Alabama; clean front sleeping; gentlemen.

$2.50: 326 E. 11TH—Room next bath. Also double; twin beds; 2 large closets. ]

CENTRAL, 2115—Lovely front room: private + home; lady employed. HE-2638.

COLLEGE, 2242 Pleasant home; for one or two; 5931.." : ILLINOIS, 1907 N.—Attractive front; twin beds; large closet; hot water; steam; gentlemen; garage.

MERIDIAN, 911 N.—Apt. 6—Sleeping room: privileges; reasonable, Call after 6 p. m. NEW JERSEY, 2130 bedroom. Cross Jentilation, Wa couple. Private home. NORTH, 230 E., Apt. a room; adjoining bath; good home. Gentlemen preferred. L1-9604

ORIENTAL,- 20 N—_Bedroon next bath, percolator, toaster for breakfast. Private entrance; $3.50.

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 gentlemen preferred. References. LI-8612

WASHINGTON- BLVD, 32D. Single ¢ or double; twin beds: quiet home; gentlemen; garage. HA-1813-W. WILL share nicely furnished room with girl; next to bath; I -spring mattress. 725 N. Dela., RI-470

DOWNTOWN, 38 W. a Well furnished. steam heat; reference. LI-2648.

31 Rooms with Board

ROOKWOOD, 4208—Reliable care children, all ages. Day, week, especially equipped home. WA-2004. STERLING, 1205—Mother’s care; children nder 9; giogern home; near school No. 33 CH-6660-J.

WASHINGTON, E.. Clean home cooking. CH-7683-W.

32 Housekeeping Rooms

$2.50 _MICHIGAN 302 E—Modern except gas; clean. desirable; constant hot waStefiphone. I $2.50-84—CLEAN housekeeping rooms. also sleeping; walking distance. 850 N. East-st. $4—PINE. N.,

room; private privileges. HE-

N.—Large, pleasant

wenblmin:

3145— Room. board. One or more, $5.

614—2 lower front rooms; water in kitchen. Private. After 5 p. m.

$6-87.50—3-ROOM apartments, in-a-door pes, steam heat, hot water, 20 S. Elder- . ‘Washington car. ALAR 1104 N.—One-room apartment, clean, comfortable; parking lot; very reasonable. ARSENAL, S., 134—Two nicely furnished rooms, upstairs or down Private entrance. Reasonable. .

course, $50; enrol now.

| 5 ROOMS—Hardwood:

No selling. P. O. Box |.

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

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LI. 1874. Since 1907

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E. K. Rahke, Prop. Games (all kinds) via sealed coupe: Punch boards, push cards, merchandy sales cards { NOVELTY MERCHANDISE { 238 E. New York st., Indianapolis.|

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Steam snd Therapeutic baths .for ' Rheumatic and run down condition. FOR A SHO BATH ONLY iy 6

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Excellent table and hotel accommodations. Our mineral baths are restoring health to hundreds. Phone us for ail"details. BE-1579. Physician

and attendants: : 3127-28 W. Washington-st,

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36 Furn. Houses, Apts.

- | TREMONT, 30, N.—Modern apartment by

month; adults. After six:

2 AND 4-ROOM apts... §38- $30. ~ Newly

4decorated. Adults. 633

3 ROOMS; cozilv furnished: utilities; heat; garage,

sq. TE adults; $8. RI"rooms. furnished; $18 per month. Owner, ington-st.

37 Miscellanecus for Rent ~~ SUBURBAN FOR RENT furnace; electric 3d house

pump: garages: poultry house. east State-st. Thompson-rd.

5 ACRES, 4 rm. house; Roultry house, garage, electricity. JENNINGS BROS., 38

linois. 38 Resorts and Cottages GOOD fishing nov now, A Shafer Lake; come am

to “Silver E. side. Modern cottages, HU-10 a

40 Wanted to Rent = wy 45 Business Opportunities

BEAUTY Shop: fully equipped; established business; a steal for cash; will consid- ® er trade for small, late model car or equity. MR, CALVERT, 209 Kresge Bldg. RI-4865. GOOD payin at once. all

“newly decorated; 35 W. W

reduced Dates

“lunchroom; “Bateain if sold HU-66 87.

46 Securities

ies SEE SE BRBE Io.

ud E. Ohio. LI-2318. E BUY Fletcher American National Bank WE neat of Beneficial Interest Fa cash. N. LEONARD COHEN & CO., _Market- st, Room 206.

47 Houses for Sale . STOP PAYING RENT

‘1918 Tallman; 4 rooms ....... ..$1500 1957 Tallman; 4 rooms 1038 Traub-av; 5 rooms 2233 Miller-st; 5 rooms Tallman- -ay uses painted last week. G. Miller

J. 8. “CRUSE, INC.

128 N. Del. RI-6412—HA-2622

A West Side Income Home A BARGAIN DOUBLE AT

ONLY $1850—EASY TERMS

HA-2162 A. RI-6412 me CRUSE, ING DEL.

Unusual Offering Very large, 5-room, modern bung.; long living room, fireplace, oak floors breakfast room, lot, garage. Located on Denny, north of New York. Priced right. Terms. Mr. Burgess, RI-9388. IR-6102. AMERICAN ESTATES CO. REALTORS

ng 17s N.

NEAR Riverside Park, nice neighborhood: dandy 5-room home; 2-car garage; must ; $2750. 10% down; $27.50 per month. Mr. Hudelson, STUART and HUDLESON, 506 Inland-bldg. RI-8862. See

Just Like New

5-room bung., brick and cement porch, dining room in "tront; oak floors, 4 closets, bedrooms at rear; full basement, front drive. Shown by Fi iniment, HU-2188.

2333 NN. BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del., RI-3477.

$300 Down—$27

Per month; fine modern home; near Wash.-st. Call Mr. Quinn. or HALL-HOTTEL CO., INC. LI-2541

WE have buyers for ~ modern. homes. List ur Jopeities with E. KIRK . McKIN- ¥ &o RI-2200 Rea] Estate Rentanne 601-3 129 E. Market-st. WALCOTT, N.. 24—A_ wonderful well-built modern home. No Parrett JENNINGS BROS. 8 S. Til.-st. ORCHARD AVE, 360 _— room modgens lot 860x320. $2000. 215 Indiana Trust g.

Chester IRs 2487

SACRIFICE my equity, $500; large double. 1300 North. Address Box 388 imes,

48 Sale, Suburban Farms

NEAR National Road, west; dandy 5room bungalow; brick and concrete as; new electric pump; garage; » uildings: $1800: $300 down. STUART AND HUDELSON, 506 Iniandbldg. RI-8862.

SUBURBAN _BARGAT AINS® We have several 2-acre tracts, from the Monument. near Camby. near new state Road 67. Price $175 each. terms. HARNESS & CLINE. i9'2 N. Ala. LI-5220.

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

field-av. Price and terms to suit. Write Walter ‘Shadday, R. R. No 1, Holton, Indiana. SMALL chicken house, out buildings: water paid: $200 cash, Owner, BE-2379. a BEAUTIFUL modern 7-rm. house; 2 acres on Natl. Rd. E. Owner leaving city and ¥iing to sacrifice. Call Mr. Hare, LI-

# farm, close in. small electricity and $12 monthly.

, 4-rm. bungalow; barn; good 20 miles northwest; Ries $2000. EARNESS & CLINE, 118%; N. Ala, LI-

BROADWAY, 1134—Clean. room, Kkitcheneite, $3.50; two rooms, two beds, $4. . WAYNE, 648—One and two-room apartment. Everything furnished; reasonable. Walking distance. HIGHLAND-A sl wile

wo Ninished. ~ Adults. $5.50.

JERSEY, 1027—Three large rooms. Compete on near bath. Also sleep-

BE SURE—O! your. title, Demand an abStrack prsvared by Union Title Co. 13 E. Market-st. Union Title Bldg 2Y2 ACRES, hoguse, 2-car garage. chicken, smoke houses, corn crops, $1200. 1514 E. 12th. -1514. PITTSBORO, iad. rip! Actes with S-room house; garag xtra room: fruit trees: $1600. RIT01T. 21s Indiana Trust g

SRO N.. 20—Twé rooms complete. Private entrance: front porch: utilities. Adults. Reasonable. PROSPECT. 330—Modern. clean, 1 4-room well furnished housekpg. Adults. Call at 330 or 719 Prospect. 9TH, E.. 616—Livingi room, roll-a-way bed; dinette; kitchenette, built-ins; private ath.

private Apt.

EXCHANGE rent of 4 housekeeping rooms, furnished or unfurnished for lodging of 3-Jear-oid child. 1110 Southeastern, -5 p. m. a

33 Hotels

WEISSMAN MOTORS 2210 RB. W Wash, _. Phope—Ded ne—Day CH-5828: nite, DR-5117.

FURNITURE REPAIR

CHAIRS made new by SOARES OF IN in Sane hickory or reed. BOA us- _ TRIAL AID FOR BLIND.

GEN. MACHINING & WELDING

H. WILLIAMS pecialist in machinin and welding: estimates; reasonable. 9 . Scioto, LI-68328.

MACHINIST GEO. J. EGENOLF—Machinists—8pecializing in priniing and special machinery. 18 W. South. LI-8212. MATTRESS RENOVATERS |

TTRESSES po isvatad: also made into MR by experts. RI-2347

MOVING AND TRANSFER

PETE'S USEHOLD MOVING—S$1 23 ret peal white man. CH-28

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED truments repaired. Faia ns. work: PEARSON co. INC, 1 -5513. EXPERT ay guste insiraPAPER CLEANING

PAPER cleaning, wall w floor waxdng excellent service | INALD, TA-,

PIANO, ACCORDION G visio aN o Teasonable tuning, also

jena MAJORS. CH iL reasons D. M HAO RINTING RUSH make us smile. HENDREN PRINTING. 635 5.685 Century Bi Bldg.. RI-8533.

"RADIO SERVICE =

SERVICE Pree sstimates: reaconatie.. 30 Peri

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TOURIST INN—One block west of State House; rooms, double, 75c, $1; single, 50c; by week, $3: room service and phone. Ri-0204. 350 W. Washington. ENTRAL HOTBL—I31 N. Delaware. Strictly modern outside rooms. Transient and weekly rates.

CORONADO HOTEL, 1% N Ti.

Save time, carfare; day 75¢ up: wk. $3 up.

34 Apartments, Unfurn.

Indianapolis Rental Agency

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

Apartments in all parts of the city: free transportation to inspect. Call 1328 GENERAL APTS.. INC, 22 w. Vermont . LI-2439.

35 Houses, Unfurnished

BROADWAY, 23315—8-room large lot, fruit. Ww. RB LLEG

E, 838—12 rooms; ry for Test Seiice, rooming, or business house.

nina. N., 1901—4 bedrooms, lovely hom ‘good’ offer for reliable people. _ RI-0542 {no evening calls:.

"nice

36 Fr i Apts.

$40—GARFIELD PARK-—Besutiful low; hd radio, ete. Boutin

Sane 1333 N —$30_Five rooms to em“couple: housekeeping included. CH-1965-R. ILLINOIS, N., : 2020-Attractive large front 2-room suite, accommodates Jaze radio, 2 private re utilities, garage.

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EAST T [Jrvington)—Modern, desirable, wellfurnished rh apatiment Clean, gr floor: heat

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57 Household Goods

Singer Bargains

Singer electric portables Singer electric console reposs.. small bal. Domestic electric consoles $ Singer arob. head, treadle All machines RYaranie teed. SINGER CO.. 126 W. WASHINGTON-ST.

AR EBU ILT MAYTAG

Washer—8quare Aluminum Tubs New Machine GUARANTEE. : No Down Payment Terms 80c per week.

IL. S. AYRES & CO.

7th Floor. Phone RI-0441.

REPOSSESSED high “grade two-piece Chenille living room suite Sted six months; cheap for cash. B. MOORE FURNITURE, 2234 E. Tenth. Open eve_nings.

" Carloads and Carloads

Of fine new suites and odd pieces to trade for your old furniture: generous aliow"ance. BAKER BROS. 213 E. Wash-st. FRIGIDAIRE, 7-ft., all porcelain, sseq 1 . yr. Bargain. Also Norge 1936, 8 cu. ft. and two Sia) size boxes, FULWIDER. Soi E. lon

Zprings and new innerLL et ; overstuffed chair, i Sressin table: $5; buffet, $15; china br N. Drexel.

a ‘Estimates for Reairs. Any make Washer. 245 . Wash. or LI-4880,

ror sale of every Jesctintion. J. P. Gribben Purniture & Stor__zage. 1501-3 AL

PIANO—Upright, $35; two upholstered ghairs, $5 each. Andirons. 3 Woodland

CHAIRS—T7-pc. dinette, OE suite; breakfast set, Rly i, ONROE. 703 E. st. heaters,

20thBASEBURNERS, TAnges, reasonable. MODEL STOVE & FURNACE CO. 622 E. Washington. Open n evenings. = REEFRIGERATOR. GOOD RUNORDER. $20 FOR QUICK SALE. CH-1691-M.

FLORENCE | eating stove, like new, $29.50. 444 E. Wash.

25¢ JRONING sore, 1 Jac; elec. bulbs, 2 for 15¢c or 79¢c doz. Wash.

COOK STOVE, Ee 1s. Fa conditiag, $10. 318 N. Chester, ev.

5-PC. PAINTED breakfast set, $5.75; Kiteh Kitehen cabinet, $3.50. Wash.

3-PC. BEDROOM suite ew sional, chair. $4.45 ihr wae

a rt bed, 4. 2erine and mattress,

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57 H ousehold Goods

cut Raw Rugs and Linole Isle Rugs os u

9x1 $0.1

207 W. Washington nas a Statehouss,

38 Miscellaneous for Sale

“ Fixture House

K| NG 5 Complete

Will Equip Your Entire Business Low ‘Down Payment

Fol Room $100 Up Restaurant $150 Up $200 Up

Complete Tavern Complete —RE BER— Complete Line Shenan 8 (ona : A Rental for Every ose KING'S INDIANA’ BILL ARD CO.

1617-31 Southeastern

arsseas

UNCLATMED FREIGHT RATION CORNER CAPITOL. AND SOUTH-ST 2 Electric refrigerators; metal cabinets, 50c up: gas heaters, $1 up: 1 bags corn starch. lc 1b. by the bag; 1 2-piece overstuffed 835: ‘1 3-pilece living room suite, $50: 1 9-piece dining room auite, $60; 1 9-pisce dining room suite, $80 207 Reduction on .all furniture, rugs, oil, gas and gasoline ranges and heating stoves, reah shades and enamel ware, except. specia s. 300 BUILDINGS WRECKED Good used lumber and building material of all kinds for sale cheap. CLEVELAND WRECKING CO. 1320 Kentucky-av. Guapo,

CLEAN LUMBER NEW AND USBD Marion Material Co.

Wrecking Contractors 2046 16 Northwestern

PEACHES Free

2242 N. RURAL.

NEW and used d building ma material. MIL= LION POPULATION WRECKING CO, 310 S. Delaware. Li-6270. Brick ASBESTOS SHINGLES SLATE SHINGLES Doors, sash. e are wrecking the Indianapolis Street Railway Juilding on on W, Washington-st. WESTERN . CKING CO.. 37 Koehne, BE-4030.

AIR COMPRESSORS For every purpose. new and rebullt. at extremelv low prices, A CTURING CO. 720 8 Meridian, RI-2788, Bicycles

Fishing . : up

Tackle Repairs Cut Prices 251 205 05 E. Wash,

Hoffman’ s. 251 Mass-av, FOR all household cléaning use NU= TONE, Cleans brighter and more economical. LORIE CO., 1835 N. New Jersey. TASUDDEN DEATH—It never fails, Sestroys bedbugs and household vermin. ALBERT G. MASS, 31 Virginia-av. RI-3315. KITCHEN green or ivory, 79c. 381 WwW, Wash,

Elberta Freestone. $1.28

per bu. Bring baskets.

stools with back: CHINA STORE, A. C. ARC WELDER—110 or 220 volt; will fon "HE 3158. GOODWIN. . 2621 Carrollon -

FRUIT JARS SRE 25¢c d doz. "pints. BOTTLE CO, 534 ww pear. LI.-8085.

ERS—$10 up: desk. .50 McCoHum Typewriter pn 233" . Delaware RI-4

pints,

STORE Farin kes equipment: spe=

8) cial equipment buy-sell. 413 E. Ohio.

BICYCLES and repairs. Free estimates on radio repairing. ¢H-5383. 3320 E. . Tenth-st.

FOR SALE Gas “RE Sookstove with oven,

5324 Julian-av t per foot, Good used

SHORT 2x4s, 1 ¢ lumber of all A at Detgein tices, 320 N. est LT

0328. Wrecking Co. HOT PLATES. ~burner CHINA STORE, w.

7 BURROUGHS a a machines; 1 6-col= umn, $15; 1 9-cplumn; 1; $20. 820 E. 25th,

59 Radios M usical Needs

electric; $1.40, Wash.

ges sed | Sazophiones fn the

EASY PAYMENTS

Why buy a cheap new in- | Sr fmentt when we can sel] y RST- 8S guar anfsed used one? : (See Us Before You Buy - LORE

NZ MUSIC Store 20 Pembroke A

cade, 11-4800. R & R STORES

225 E. Wash. Open Evenings

Up PHILCO AND RCA VICTOR RADIOS— 1936 models: [reduced prices. L. 8. AYRES & CO, Radio Dept.. 7th floor,

Trumpet nd Cagrines outfit,

PEARSON CO. INC. 128 N. Penn, learn to play before your buy. ry CO.. INC y

N. Penn.

Good Used

TEL

APOLLO grand, tiful ian in

ag XV; the most beauLox ndiana Ha SE sell for 32 price if sold by terms, trade, FILEING "MUSIC co, eps E. Ohio. Open | till Pp. BRAND NEW studio EE $105; Tormerly priced at $195. These are the Jail 7Y;-octave studio pianos; stock WILKING MUSIC CO. 120 e" na: __ Open till § p.im. Investigate our lesson plan or musical struments PEARSON CO.. INC. - 128 N. Penn. s grand, | 3130; convenient io.

TECK trade. WILKING MUSIC CO. Ohio. Open till 9 9 p. m.

BABY GRAND pianos, 8 used, some like new. HE up. LUTHMUERS- el are = el

BE AUTO SET—81095 ‘Radio es & | Service, 211 tind LI-9383,

61 Pets, Poultry. L. Stock 3

Plymouth Rock pullets, Plymouth Rock chickens, 3949 Bartlett. CANARY sin Moun

n Rollers; reas= onable. 2416 B. rT 0.

CH-T71

FOX Terrier puppies nicely marked, 4831 Ford-st, Bocsdas y City or BE-3883,

WANTED—Good i kittens, 8 mo, Half Persian. -1813-W. 3

64 Swaps

POUR rooms of furniture, '23 Buick sedan will sell for cash or trade for Model x 1830 Ww, Michi-

coupe. Call after 5p. m TE : 856 Mass.

gan. GOOD used tires, all sizes, es.

used batteri guaranteed. ELECTRIC COP] 3 CONDITION FOR CASH OR? DENNY.

'23 CHEVROLBT Sedan: shape; trade op sell. 1123 xX. Tibbe

GIRLS Devel J a 5 bicycle, Ain! id dition. ~st. i

65 Wanted to Buy

Mixed Iron, $8 Per Ton Bosks, fe Per 100

130 8. Calft.