Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1936 — Page 30

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Injuries Suffered in Fall ‘at Cottage-av Home Cause Death.

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: MISS FLORENCE IRISH, an In-| dianapolis resident for 50 years, died in City Hospital] of m- - juries suffered Th when she “fell in her home, -She was- 64. | Funeral services are to be held! t 2 p. m. Monddy in the J. C. Wilson Funeral Horje. Burial is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. | Miss Irish born in and came to Indianapolis : was 9. She was a member of Tro Memorial Presbyterian Chur B is survived by Hh ters, Mr: tha Ware and Mrs Noretia. man, both of Indianapolis, brother, George Irish of Southp - THE REV. SAMUEL ER, a me mber of the Indiana Con- | ference” of thodist Episcopal | Church 48 vears| died. yesterday in| his home, 39 Dearborn-st, follow- | ess ice

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Elizabeth Welker: Welker of Tacoma, Lee Welker: two daught Alice Neeman and Mrs ‘Taylor, of] Indianapolis, grandehildreh. MRS. SAR A H WOLFF, died in Arcadia, following an illness several years. She was 87. EP ieral services are to be held at 4 p. tc Er w-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 8go. Survivors two daughters, Mrs. W. Indianapolis; Mrs. A. L. Noblesville, and a son, Chicago. f MICHAEL DAMORE, 1022 Highst, Indianapolis resident for 40 years, who died Thursday, 1s to be in St. Joseph's Cemetery ‘following funeral|at 8:30 a. home of his brother, 950 8. and in “Holy | Rosary Church. He was 41. Mr. field, Mo., Frank Damore. and vegetable years. He was a Rosary Church. |

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1 | Trims perianal i LAFAYETTE. (Ind. Sept. 12.-| Several hundred northwestern Indi- - ana farmers are expected to attend | the annual Corn 2nd Soy Bean Field Day meeting at the Purdue University Soils and Crops Farm east of Lafayette Sept. 22. { The teeting is| to start at 9 and | continue throughout the dav. Re-

- sults of experimental work covering ~

all phases of corn and soy bean pro- ! d@uction are to be explained by Pur-| due experts. {

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WPA STEAM ROLLER | STOLEN FROM JOB;

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Times Special NEW ALBANY] New Albany

Ind., Sept. 12 WPA . workers are claiming a record for the loss of! “the biggest thing” ever stolen, Al steam roller was missing Wednes- | day morning when men repairing | streets reported for. work. The machine was later discovered | . Several blocks away. The WPA fore- | man doesn't know whether joy- | riders stole it, but he is sure who! ever took it knew how to run ai steam roller. >

WAR ON SMUGGLING | OF DOPE INTENSIFIED

By United Press WASHINGTON, Sept. 12-—The | Coast Guard tod lay strengthened its! Pacific Ocean ’patrol under orders from Secretary of Treasury Henry | Morgenthdu Jr. fio 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 reas-| Signed to th to the Pacific.

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NEW HOME PROJECT | BEGUN IN NEWCASTLE

Times Special | NEWCASTLE, | (Ind, Sept. 12— The Indiana Construction and De-| _ ~ velopment Co., Indianapolis, is to begin work at gejee on 10 houses in! Sunnyside Additi | 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. i

FAIR VISITOR ROBBED

Earl Hewes, 37, Columbia City, Ind, told police today that while in ‘the crowd at the State Fair last! night he was pushed and shoved. A - few minutes later he discovered his | billfold containing $10 was missing. |

ARTHRITIS|

# want to really * to get rid of | oe Rheumatism’ Neuritis—Arthritiz— jatica-— Lumbago-+you must

first get | rid of some’ of the old and false velisfs ~ about them! ’ Read the Book th “The Inner Myst ries of Rheumatism, 4 “In simple words (his helpful Book reveals | startling, proven fapts that every sufferer | should | The ninth editio is just off the nress! a free copy will be mailed without | ion 10 any pulferer sending their est Jiompty © the author, H. ter, Ph. D., 152-H Street. Haliowel: | : veriisement.

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terday in her home |

are | St E. McKee, | Ward, | ¥ W. B. Wolff, | }

buried | Monday | S in the | East-st, | ¢ Catholic i.

i 10n Damore was born in Spring-| and Mrs. | He was in the fruit | many | MI.

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| Widower

| Gussie { Joh

{ Fred Clark, May Shepperd and

| Herman L. SG. D.,

{ Pau I Straub.

{ vivors:

! Survivors:

{ Survivors

subsidiaries a gain of 1340 company- | owned telephones during August | against a gain of 840 stations in | the similar 1935 month.

t is helping .thousar nds |

Cotlage-av.!

Floyd A. Wilson (above) has been appointed director of all craft and hobby programs for boys of the Central Y. M. C. A, F. 8S. 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.

Sta Ie Deaths

Ida Rachel _Thomp30n Leo, Ray, Cuba, hters, Mrs. Paul ri Sturm. ust 3 Bena, 73. Survy: stepheci drest Finley, m Humber Mary E. id and Lillie “Craig. Mrs. Mazie Emma Hartzell, Vidower John: daughter. grandsons, Stewart; Mrs.

sisters,

Ada

Survi 87 Zeno,

BELLEVILLE irs. lie Clark St >hil ldren. Ton, Ambrose, Mrs rv Clark and Mr Andrew: Helms; step~ re: . Jenr ie Rober tson and Mrs.

Baker, 53.

BLOOMING TON—Everett H, ur Ernest.

‘ors: Widow, Edith: brother, —Mrs. Madola Floy :: i Clifford;

CL AY C ITY son, N. and Harry Winnie White, 56.

pa an Cc zh; si ister, Mrs COLU MEUS William Gressel vOrs daughters, Mrs. y Dietz and Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Margaret Horn and vy Gutknecht. Forster, 50 children, Ben. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Forster, Sct 1el dt x

Survivors: Widow, Charles. and Helen; George : Forster; sister, Mrs. MarLOO U MBL: S-—Louis Haskell, 5+ two br 10ers < CONNE RSVILLE — rs Widow: Children, Jack Hennage. CONNFRSVILLE Mrs, Mattie Straughn, 78 urvivors: Children, Mrs. Paul Cisc

76. Survive John 8S. Cates, €9. Preston, Ada,

C ikl a Mrs.

CRAWFORDSVILLE — Mrs. Oma Doine 37." Survivors: Widower, Everett; , Everett and Zona. zn un 2 JDELPHE-...\ Mrs. - Nannie Speece Burr, 82. Sister, Mrs. W. R. Kilgore; Samuel Speece. El KHART—Mrs. Hilpa Ganger, 70. SurChildren, . Mrs. Roy Cripe, Lulu, t ‘and Byron: brothers, Edward, and Joseph Alwine; sisters, Mrs. y Mays, MTS. William Eckelbarger and Clara Routsong. rs. Dana Bellows 72. Survivors: Chil- . ‘Lloyd, Charles, Clarence and Mrs. "loyd Rentfrow, F AIRMOU NT—Mrs. on, 82. Survivor:

Rachel Harrison De Widower, Henry. FARML AND--Mrs, Mary Clevenger, TI. rs: Widower, John; daughter, Mrs. sister, Mrs. Eliza McNees.

Bertha Braatz, 40. SurWilliam: children, Marh, "William and James: parents, Mr. and M 5. Louis Kerwin; sisters, Mrs. Otto Utech and Mrs. Calvin Hague; broth- . Fred. Charles, Emil and Henry. Maria Villonova, 3. Survivors: Parents, and Mrs. Amado Villonova; brothers, August. Leno and Marcellino: sisDolores, Catherine Frances and Vic-

Adams:

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Gene, ters,

storia.

GOLDSMITH —Thomas W. Roe, 67. Survivors: Children. Joseph, Mrs. Pearl BlessMrs. Harriet McHaffey, Earl and

Mary C.' Leonard: Sur Children. John, Charles, and Mrs. Charles W. Flizhtner. GREENCASTLE—Jacob Cruore. viyors: Widow, Della; children, Mrs. Mau Woods, Mrs. Walter Belt, Mrs. oa Cooper Philli Marcellus, Robert, Fred nd Ral sph; rs, Mrs. Rhoda Eades and | / rs, Levi and Leenard. G RE .ENSBU Rg—w, Jism Marion son, 77. Survivors: Vidow, ‘Mary. Tsfalt: R86. Survivors: Children, Oscar, John. Charles, Wesley. Florence and Mrs. Anna Lake. LA PORTE — Mrs. Mary E. Kistler, 786. Survivors: Widower, Anton; daughter, via ® LIBERTY

18. Survivors:

GOSHEN—MTrs.

Samp-

Dora

—Mrs. Hanngh FEifta Stevens. Sons, Jesse O. and John E. z & = MARION—Jasper I. Whisler, Widow. Rosa: Children. brothers, Ralph and John Rodabaugh. 66. children, Mrs. Roy unt Smith, Mrs.” Flovd en Rodabaugh and Donald. MEDORA Mrs. Ida M. Jackson, ors: Children. John, and Mrs, Zella Poe. _ MICHIGAN CITY—MTrs. Elizabeth 52. Survivors: Widower, Gus; children, Charles and Adelyn; sister, Mrs. 1 Jones: brothers, James and William. % MONTICELLO—Mrs. Catherina Babb, 84. Su rs: Children, Eben, Mathew, Henry, £ Rachel and Mrs. Sarah Burk; Sis » Mrs.” Anna Preidanal and Mrs. Sarah Allen. NOBLESVILLE—MTrs. Survivors: Children,

85. Jean Jake, Survivors: Landis, Mrs. Ciltner, Mrs.

Surand

70. SurFred and Charley

Sorge,

70. and Mrs. Edith

Belle Layton, Clyde, Wesley

Schwartz. ROCHESTER—Mrs. Elbert Alber, 66. Survivors: Widower, Elbert. children, Florence Hibbs, Helen. Nowannah. John, Frank, ] Mentone and Thurle; brother G. W. Conrad. SHELBYVILLE — Margaret. Straub, 33. urvivors: Mother, Mrs. Minnie Strat ub; rs. Mrs. Esther Fairbanks. Mrs. Flore . Manship. ‘Mrs. Selina Kuhn. Ruth d Mildred Straub; brothers, Francis and

SHELBYVILLE — Al vivors: Widow, Sarah: sons, O. P. Frank and Curtis; brother. William and Donald; sister, Mrs. Edna Elkins. SHERIDAN —Thomas W. Roe. © SurWidow, Caroline; hy le Earl and George Roe, Mrs. Pearl Blessing and Mrs. Harriette Mahaffey; brother, John Roe; sister, Mrs. Belle Small. Sour BEND—Mrs. J. W, Pask Widower. SULLIVAN—Winfield Bluford Graves, 70. WABASH—Martha Ann Bell Daniels, 62. Mother, Mrs. Marv Catherine Bell: brothers. John and David. WHITEL AND—John A Wood, %8. Sur. vivors Widow, Mary: children. Silas, Albert ard, Oral, Marvin and Mrs. H.

Knight, 59. SuroO

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TELEPHONES INCREASE

§ Times Special

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.—General Telephone Corp. reported for its

LLL FTA TTR | Worry! All the Clothes You Want LOLITA ET YR

AT MOSKIN'S

151 West Washington Street

TRUSSES

For Every Kind of Rupture Abdominal Supports Fitted ~ by Experts ’ HAAG’S

128 West Washington Street

K SUSPECT, 83, BOASTS

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MURDER OF FRIEND

By United Press PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12—An and down his jail cell today, boasting about killing his best friend in an argument over drinking with the latter's wife, police said. - “I'm not doing bad for a man my age, am 1?” Benjamin Watson asked police. Z He was charged with stabbing Louis C. Bergmann, 50, with an ice pick. Bergmann had rebuked Watson when he came home and found the aged man drinking with his wife. Bergmann’s son, Frederick, 22, and Mrs. Bergmann witnessed the slaying. “Dad took Watson into our home seven years ago when he was penni-

: less and homeless

police. “We've taken care of him ever since. But, every penny he got went for whisky. “When dad and I came home

| last night, Watson and my mother

{| That started an argument.

were drinking. ‘Dad said, ‘So that’s

the way you spend’ your money.’ Then

{ the old man picked up an ice pick

and stabbed and kicked dad to

| death.”

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TEN MORE CALLED FOR GRAND JURY

With two places on the new Marion County grand jury unfilled, Judge Frank P. Baker today ordered | a second special venire of 10 persons to appear in Criminal Court Monday morning.

¥ They were Mrs. Lena A. Adams,

69. | | CG. Reynolds,

52 N. Dearborn- -st;

Rexford, 1411 N. New Jersey-st; Russell D. Bartlett, Acton; James A. Berry, R. R. 9; James 1539 N. Olney-st;

| Loren Fately, R. R. 9; Otto R. Lind-

Sinders, }

staedt, 5728 Pleasant Run-pkwy: Mrs. Laura Addison, 610 Parker-av, and Russell R. Hinesley, 4735 Rook~

| wood-av.

. James Mar- | Har- |

Sur- | Charles |

Four persons already have been selected for grand jury service.

REGISTRATION AT I. U. PASSES LAST YEAR'S

Times Special

At the end of the third day of registration for the fall semester at Indiana University, 90 more students had registered than at this time last year, according to Charles Harrell, assistant .registrar. A total of 3386 students have registered as compared with 3296 last year. Last year’s final figure was 5217, and indications are that this year's total will be fugher, Mr. Harrell said.

NEPOTISM CHARGED IN NEW DEAL JOBS

By United Press WASHINGTON, Sept. Republican National Commiitee charged today’ that nepotism is widespread in the Roosevelt administration. In a formal statement, the committee declared that New Deal officials have “packed and jamiaed” Federal pay rolls with relatives. “New Deal satellites have been dealt comfortable positions with a lavish hand” by four Cabinet offi-

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83. | cials, Ora |

7, =... MAUREEN 0’ SULLIVAN T0 WED AUSTRALIAN

{cers and other government offiit added.

By United Press . HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 12.—Maureen O'Sullivan, Irish colleen star | of the movies, today is to become the bride of John Villiers Farrow,

{ Australian writer and director,

| formed in Santa Monica.

The nuptial mass is to be perThe Hon. Michael Tandy, British consul in Los Angeles, will be best man, and Sally Blane will be matron of honor,

BURNS FATAL TO

Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Sept. 12—Mrs. Oma Graham, 37, died yesterday of burns received Wednesday at her home south of here. Her three children found her in the yard with most of her clothing. burned off when they returned

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from school. Besides the children, her husband survives. ARTIST PLUNGES TO DEATH By United Press CHICAGO, Sept. 12—Count Arnaldo Cosella Tamburini, 51, Los Angeles portrait artist and’ a friend of Benito Mussolini, died today after plunging from the second floor of St. Luke’s Hospital, where he was being tr eated for. a mental distorder.

3 Deaths—Funerals

Sept. 12, 1936. (Hugh), died , Sept. 10, age 52. Survived by 3 sisters, 2 brothers, Mrs. Edna Beck, Danville, Mrs. Nina Clahan, New Ro OSS; McVey. Albert Chadwick, Crawfordsville, and Elmer Chadwick, Shirley, Ind. Funeral at the HUNT FUNERAL PARLORS, Crawfordsville. Sunday, Sept. 13, 2 Pp. m.

CHADW ICK—Jehu B.

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Burial Mace (Ind.) cemetery,

RUFFINGTON—Sarah, mother of. Mrs. C.

. Maxwell and Glen Huffington of Nor-’

mal, Iil.. passed away Saturday morning "at the residence of her 3504 Winthrop-av. Services at FLANNER & BUCHAN AN MORTUARY Monday 10 a. Friends invited: Burial Crown Hill" * Friends may call at the Mortuary.

PRILLER— Clara, 50 years, beloved sister f Mrs. Florence Sullivan, Otto and AlBert Priller, city, and Frank Priller, Gardena, Cal. phssed away Friday, 11:45 P. m. at the home, 1802 Union-st. Funeral Tuesday, 8:45 a. m. at the home and 9:15 Sacred Heart Church, Burial St. Joseph's Cemetery. Deceased was a member of the Young Ladies’ Sodaley Society. G. H. HERRMA SERV-

SAUER—Bessie May, of 719 N. Denny-st, widow of John Sauer, and mothér of Kenneth, John and Marjorie Sauer, sister of Todd and George May and Mrs. Warren Chapman, Mrs. na Harris and Mrs. Augusta Cook. departed this life Friday. Puneral onday, Sept. 14 at the MOORE & K - FUNERAL HOME, 3330 Sation-at, 2 p. m. Burial Memorial ar

4 Ir n “Memoriam

IN loving remembrance of HELEN FAUC. » Who passed away an

13 ye - Sadiv ished by Sell oto

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==NEURALGIA

Rheumatic Pains, Lumbagn Are Quickly Relieved With

KEENE'S COMPOUND WINTERGREEN TABLETS

or they Absolute mone Fa direct for free

Centuit Your THE KEENE DRUG a la

WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM 132133 W. RAY.ST.

2d J. BLACKWELL AND SONS. FU HOME 926 N. Capitol-Av. Phone LI-T11S

Walter T. Blasengym

FUNERAL HOME 2226 SHELBY-ST. DR-2570

~ CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W._MICH-ST. 8E-1

PAUL E. DORSEY E. NEW YORK-ST. wun

83-year-old man strode proudly up |v

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PROGRESS

Modern funeral service is the resulg ,of the public's de mand for something -better than our forefathers had. It is an important factor in the economic and social welfare of every community.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

MORTUARY 25 _W. Fall Creek Blvd. TA. 4400

FINN BROS.

Funeral Home 1639 1633 N. N. Meridian-st

BERT.S. GADD

2130 Prospect-st

GRINSTEINER'S

522 E. Market RI-5374

E. BE Gross Funeral Home

MRS. E. E. GROSS, PROPRIETOR, . 1349 Madison-av. DR-0666 DR-0861

~ PERSONAL CERVICE G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST-ST.

HISEY & TITUS

951 N. Delaware ° LI-3828

KRIEGER FUNERAL HOME

MRS. WM. E. KRIEGER, PROPRIETOR. ‘1402 N. Illinois-st. RI-1243.

LAUCK FUNERAL HOME Meridian DR-2140: DR-3210 Where better funerals cost less”

GEORGE McCARTY | FORTVILLE INDIANA MOORE & KIRK

2530 Statlon-st CH-1806- 7 TA-6056-8

ROYSTER & ASKIN

1902 N. Meridian-st

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

3468 N. Illinois-st

GEO. W. USHER

ANSNERAL HOMES

TA-1835

DR-447%

1458 8,

“TA-0299

L1-5409

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. 12.]

INDIANA MOTHER

Mrs. Julia |

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BE-0148 TA-1718

. SH.-ST . CAPITOL, AV.

J. C. WILSON

DR- 0321 1230 Prospect-st

9 Lost and Found

LARGE, REWARD Grey. half-grown police pup; collar, vaccination. tag No. 75258; shy aS tio lost in vicinity of Lawrence; party grieving. Mr. W. P. Sleeth, R.R 15, Box 745. or call L. A. Myers, 1 long, 2 hon. Line 40 Lawrence, Ind. BEAGLE HOUND — Lost Friday evenin Yicinity ‘2400 west. Reward. 2420 W. Wilins. LOST—Pearl sorority pin, initials, D. B. T. Vicinity Sears-Roebuck. Reward. DR-6217-W. STRAYED Collie from 1809 E. Riverside_dr. Name ‘“Laddie.’” Reward. RI-7098. Toi Persian kitten; sick. Broadway, RI-2254.

11\Personais /~ ENTRAL GIVES FREE MARCELS

209 I. 0. O, F. Bldg.

PILE Brocies old fashioned “pile

Temedy, Satisfaction guaree Keene's Drug Shores Del. el.-Ohio or or Mer. -Ohio

__DR-0322

Call 1134

or money refunded.

NATURE'S MINERALS amazirg for eliminating Arthritis, Rheumatism, Acidosis, Kidney and Stomach ailments.’ Nervous | or run- -down condition; $1 and $3. HOOKS DEPENDABLE STOR ES. USE KEENE'S WINTERGREEN TABLETS. Compound for rheumatic plains, muscular, lumbago and simple neuralgia. ABSOLUTEL GUARANTEED.

| MO TEE NA for glands: now only ~ 98c. NATURE'S LIVER TABLETS, new and wonderful, now 35¢, on sale at Hook's Dependable Drug Stores. Monday to “Friday | FREE INTERNATIONAL i MARCEL 342 E. Washington.

| CLEANING AND PRESSING, 1606 E. 49th, Hoffman press .with oil burner. Must _ sell. Make offer. HU-8181. Tis SOFT water shampoo & wave, 35¢c. (M n.,, ToL Wed. only). Spencer Hotel. ix GOAT MILK TO BUILD VITALITY, OR _ SAMPLE CALL IR-2123 RIN Cost Less—Produce wi Times Economy Want Ads. RIley 5551,

12 “Business Services ~ ALTERATION SP SPECIALIST ALTERATIONS, ladies’ men's | garments; cleaning, pressing,

relining, repairing; reasonable. MEYER O.' JACOBS, 212 E. 16th. TA-6667.

and made d UNIVERSAL WATERPROOFING CO. __Call for esti. CH-6397. 4330 E. 16th-st.

BEDDING REPAIR

PILLOWS, comforts, mattresses sold, renovated and made like new. ¥ __BURKLE. 431 Mass-av. RI-6695.

CISTERN CLEANING

~ CISTERN CLEANING AND REPAIRS, CH-1530. DODGE WEISSMAN MOTORS W Wa

sh. ___Phone—Day CH 5828: nite, DR-5117.

EXTERMINATING

GENERAL EXTERMINATING C CO. OF INDIANA. Experienced exterminators on Termites and other Vermin, 614 N. Iilinois. Phone. RI-2018.

FURNITURE REPAIR CHAIRS made new by rebottoming in ca cane, B OF IN

hickory or reed. DUS- __ TRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0583.

GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING

BATTERIES, ra ignition, tires, accessories, radio service. LANE SERV_ICE . 2828 E. 10th. CH-0218.

"GENERAL CONTRACTING INDI ANA PAINT. ROOFING AND SUPPLY

N. Alabama. RI-6090. RemodelBe: ine reroofing "GEN. MACHINING & WELDING C. H. WILLIAMS Specialist in machinin and welding: estimates; reasonable. 96 __N. Scioto, LI-6828.

MACHINIST

. generators,

GEO. J i in printing and special machinery. 2 W. South. LI-6212.

~ MATTRESS RENOVATERS

MATTRESSES renovated: also made in nto innersnring bv experts RI-2347 MOVING AND TRANSFER

PETE'S HOUSEHOLD MOVING—S$1 u Careful, experienced white man. hah |

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED

T repairs on all musical instruments. CARLIN MUSIC. 211 Mass.-av.

PAPER CLEANING

PAPER cleaning wall washing, floor wax- & log. excellent ‘service. O’DONALD. TA-

PAPER HANGING Paper Hanging. Removed by steam. RL-4131.

WA-2066 - DR-1789-J ~ PAPERHANGIN G—PAINTING PAPERHAN NGING. New fall sampies: paint.

ing estimates: all work guaranteed. HOWARD JINES. DR-1908. TUNING

PIANO, ACCORDION T E d accordion tuning, also repairing.” prices. reasonable. Dr CM JORS. CH-1845

PRINTING Reo 0 ciel Bae RRR RADIO SERVICE a a ————————— EL ie ay . LI-7273. RUG CLEANING

9x13. Cleaned, sized. 8. & § $2.50 RoE Brieaners risen OS

RUG CLEANING

RELIABLE cleaners; 9x12 domestic, Si + 3-plece furniture re cleaned, $6.50.

Y RADIO auality work:

TT 4..0f sick, _Phone,

MOVE yourself or vor ie or ensure ay Low rates. RI7e5 7438. URSELF

El Ky-av 14 Schools, 1 nstruction

ENTER SEPT. 1 14—Attend this strong dependabie school and give yourself the advantages of its high standing and large following among business firms. Day and evening sessions. Central Business ColJee: Architects and Builders Bldg. LI-

MEN-WOMEN. U. 8. Government jobs. Start $105-8175 month. Try next Indianapolis examinations. Sample coaching and list job Apply t

obs, _ Hurry. Box 292. care Times,

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

GIRLS 1 between 16-20 wishing to do- or learn line work. DR-3861.

VOCAL LESSONS 81. _FOR APPOINTMENT 0 CALL LI-4287.

20 Help Wanted, Pendle

EXPBRIENCED Jacket Makers.) J JACKSON & SON. 546 S. Meridian. 706 Jackson Bldg.

WANTED Girl to work in furniture and hardware store. 794 Indiana-av.

eam r

Cost Less—Produce Best. Times Economy Want Ads. ___ RIley 5551.

21 Help Wanted, Male I WANT 3 men for local Tea and Coffee routs, paying up to $32.50 weekly. no capital or’ experience required. but must be phvsically able and willing to give prompt service to approximately 200 regular customers; everything furnished: A ptomabile Fe producer. Apply 9 to 12 AM. Mass.-av.

MAN—To qualify as an “investigator “and adjuster for national organization. Must be reliable, intelligent and able to furnish references. Previous experience unnecessary. No selling. P. O. x 5468, Milwaukee, Wis.

"FIVE MEN To sell the new Plymouth and Dodge. An Re enh proposition to producers. See MR. MOOR.

LEWIS MOTORS, INC. 921 VIRGINIA-AV. = MEN 3 WANTED to train for | position in the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning field. No experience necessary. Write __Refrigeration Eng. Inst. Box 389. WANTED—Plasterer to piaster six room material furnished. rite TINDALL, Arsenal. YOUNG MAN-—Answer pl phone and do cler LT-aze days exchange business course. FIRST CLASS tool “and ‘dye makers. / © at once. C. E. HOLSCLAW, 261

401

Apply , 2 E. Michigan, between 6 and 7 p. m

23 Situations s Wanted

UNITY CHRISTIAN "CHURCH CENTER, INC., for experienced men and women week. [LI-3167. 1144 N.

by day or Missourt. MIDDLE-AGED lady, housework or | care

CH-06!

20 Rooms for Rent

$2.50: 326 E. 11TH—Room next bath. Also : double; twin beds; 2 large closets. ALABAMA, N., 23481, 2, employed adults. Share attractive home. Exchange ref__erences. Garage. TA-4103. CENTRAL, 2115 Lovely | front room; ~ priv- _ ate home; lady employed. HE- -2638. : COLLEGE. 2242—Pleasant room: private home; for one or two; privileges. HE-

ILLINOIS, 1907 N.—Attractive front; twin beds: large closet; hot. water; steam; gentlemen; garage.

MERIDIAN, 811 N.—Apt. 6—Sleeping room: privileges; reasonable. Call after 6 BP. m. NEW JERSEY, 2130 1 N Large, DI bedroom. Cross ventilation. couple. Private home. HA-1307 NORTH, 230 E., Apt. 4—Front room; adjoining bath; 3504 home. Gentlemen preferred. Li-96

ORIENTAL, 20 ET next bath, percolator, toaster for breakfast. Private entrance; $3.50. RUCKLE, 3058—Front room; Cross s, yentila- _- tion. Gentleman preferred. TA-312 TALBOTT, 2217 N.—Two ing rooms, suitable for two: __ reasonable. HA-0334-W. VERMONT. W.. 36. No. 2 SAVOY—_Large front room: couple or Rentlemen pre-

pleasant 2 mpioyed

upper a privileges;

J. EGENOLF—Machinists—Specializ- |

ferred. . References. LI-8612. WASHINGTON- BLVD., SE airy room, shower bath; gentleman preferred. _ TA-3821. WASHINGTON-BLVD, 32D. —Single or d or double; twin beds; quiet home; gentlemen: garage. HA- 1813-W 11TH, 650 E—Two “or three nice clean rooms. Reasonable.

WILL share nicely furnished room 1 with girl; next to bath; inner-spring ma __tress, $2.50. 725 N Dela. Apt. 9. RI-4703.

DOWNTOWN, 36 W. Vermont, Apt. 3 Well furnished. steam heat; gentleman: reference. LI-2648. A

37 Rooms with Board

ROOKWOOD, 4208—Reliable care children, all ages. Day, week, especially equipped home. WA-2004.

STERLING, 1205—Mother’'s care; children

under 9; modern home; near school No. 33. CH-6660-J.

39 Housekeening Rooms

VE, "614—2 lower front rooms; T :

$4 PINE. N.. . water in kitchen. Private.

$6-$7.50—3-ROOM apartments, bed, steam heat, hot water. av. WwW, ‘Washington car.

ALABAMA, 1104 N.—One-room apartment, clean, comfortable; Parking ot: very

x reasonable, ono open a BROADWAY, 1134—Clean room, kitchentwo rooms, two beds, $4.

_ette, $3. 50; tw rooms, 13 FT. WAYNE, 648—One and two-room apartment. Everything furnished; reas-

onable. Walking distance.

FOUNTAIN SQUARE — Two 1 three rooms, $4. Not modern. __pect, NEW JERSEY, N., 1027—Three large e rooms. Somplete leno near bath. Also sleep-

in-a- -door 20 S. Elder-

rooms, $3; 1017 Pros-

PROT 330—Modern. clean, 4-room well furnished housekpg. Apt. Adults. Call at 330 or 719 Prospect.

1409—4 rooms (2-bedroom), Private bath, porch,

UNION-ST, hardwood floors, __Yard, $6.50. 9TH, E., .. 616—Living room, roll-a-way bed; dinette; kitchenette, built-ins; private

EXCHANGE rent of 4 housekeeping rooms, furnished or unfurnished for lodging of 2-year-old child. 1110 Southeastern, _2-5 p.m. 33 Hotels TOURIST INN—One block west of State House; rooms, double, 75¢, $1; single,

50c; by we ek, $3; room service an _ phone, Ri-0204. 359° W. Washington.

CENTRAL HOTBL—331 N. Delaware. Strictly modern outside rooms. Transient and weekly rates.

CORONADO HOTEL, 136 N- TO Ly

Save time, ,_carfare; day | T5¢ y_T5¢ up; Wi wk., k., $3 k., $2 up,

Indianapolis | Rental Agency

Furnished and unfurnished apartments. Call us for free Service and transportation. Telephone LI-53

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Apartments in all parts of the city: free transportation to inspect. Call HE-1328

GENERAL APTS. 2 w Vermont ne. §2s-530

LI-2439.

2 AND 4-ROOM apis., Newly

decorated. Adults. 633 rs, Ms dun. 35 | Houses, Unfurnished BROADWAY, 2315—8- -room single, garage, _ large lot, fruit. W. R. BEARD, HE- 1264.

COLLEGE, 3 838—12 rooms; ideal for resiS516" rooming, or business house. RI-

DEARBORN. N.

1116—2-way double; semi modern;

8 rooms; water paid; yard. 1143 HALL-PL. 7 # Roo CHE Song Si 23 W. Ohiey ae.

LI-3423. ILLINOIS, N., 1901—4 bedrooms, home, good’

offer for reliable Peo le.

(no evening calls). 47 8. MERIDIAN—$25 8 Livi Rooms and modern sioreroom. _23 WwW, . Ohio, 80 S 11-3423 4807 W. WA! WASHINGTON—$25 4 Living Rooms and Modern ER . WELCH & SONS.

23 W. Ohio. LI-3423.

32ND., 814 E—Six-room modern. Inspect Sunday. See B. D. SILVER, 534 Illinoisfonday evening. T1048 WwW. OTH. —8 rooms, modern. & SONS.

J. BW. Ohio. _ LI-3423..

36 Furn. | Houses, Ap Apts.

Sedum, TS radio; Prsek ones

cluded. DELAWARE, 806 Attractive oJurnished

e Hic aa utili __ lights: i; refrigeration; log veteep:

JIS, N., 2020—Att a ay ractive jarge front idaire, 2 privates ane = utiles, gar. NEW YO ga __Wwater paid; of ore ses 50 b per week, Rooms Bs . 6157 ph bungal Eo: yi imum privacy for

Sige ete. Nia desita = as ) ™m, ble, well

4-room ground floor: lig} light, apaitment ©

paid; e, % pal Brass. porches. Nice quiet cou

Att hardwood ted walls; | idaire: $40. ] . N. month; als.

ELT Na Ga

Broo -2211 TRASH 1 HAULING ; TRARIE Facto a a etme.

private .

$15 PER TON

GOOD RIPE TOMATOES and CORN

for Canning

Both Sweet and Field—White and Yellow

$15 per ton is the highest price we have ever known to be paid for field corn. It is equal to $150 per bushel for shelled corn next fall. is assured of the highest price on record and is secure ag and water damage which we may have following the break of the present drought.

By selling now, the grower ainst the weather and flood

‘MR. C. C. KEARNS

| sou SIDE' MARKET

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

40. Wanted to Rent

RESPONSIBLE couple want home. or apt. Call Sunday.

Furnished or unfurnished. IR-7956.

| 57 Honsctold Conds

tion. J. zage. 1501-3 Madison-av.

£5 Business Opportunities

PIANO—Upright, $25; two ! ghairs, $5 each. Andirons.

Drive

BEAUTY Shop; fully equipped; established will considate model car or R406. MR. CALVERT, 209 Kresge Bldg.

business; a steal for cash;

er trade for small,

_at ,_once.

GOOD paying Junchroom; | bargain | if sold

ce. Call HU-6667

BASEBURNERS, “heaters, able 622 E. Washington. Open evenings.

ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. GOOD

ranges,

CH-1691-M CHILD'S | BED, chairs, 7-pc.

46 Securities

3-pc. hy rm. suite, bfeadfast stoves, bed. MONROE, 703 E.

We Buy Celtic Particn ots Certificates.

SCHLOSS BROS. INV. CO.

L1-2318.

WE BUY Fletcher American National Bank | SACRIFICE dining room furmiture

Interest for & CO. 8 E.

205 E. Ohio.

Cerliticates of Beneficial N. LEONARD COHEN _ Market- st, Roomh 208, ~~

47 Houses So Sale Unusual Offering

Very large, 5-room, modern bung.:

living room, fireplace, oak floors, fast room, nice lot,

Terms. Mr. Burgess, _ AMERICAN ESTATES CO.,

$300 Down—3$27

Per month; fine modern home; near Wash.-gt. Call Mr. or HALL-HOTTEL CO., dandy

room = modern, porch,

forage. newly painted. ¥ Must sell. down: STEWART AND HUDELSON

506 Inland-bldg. RI-8862.

KEALING, N.—Mod. brck; 8 rms, 2 baths; softener; hrdwd os! Farquar Mr. Hare, LI-5596: DR-7005.

gar; auto. wir htr., complete laundry built-ins;

furn.

long breakgarage. Located on Denny, north - -of New York. Priced right. RI-09388. IR-6102. REALTORS

Chester Quinn, IR-2487 , INC., L1-2541 NEAR Riverside Park. Nice location 5--car Aint

ICE BOX, 50-Ib; . other furniture, 2445 N. Ta

2033 Koehne-

other odd ,pieces. HU-1594. TURKISH Oriental rug, 9x12,

_ condition. Cash De $90. 90. ~ LI-2376.

DINING SUITE. WALNUT. __ GOOD CONDITION $18.50. Cost Less— Produce Best. Times Economy Want Ads. RlIlev 5551

| FURNITURE—For sale of every descripP. Gribben Furniture & Stor-

upholstered | 3 Woodland

~ reasonMODEL STOVE & FURNACE CO.,

"RUN- - NING ORDER. $20 FOR QUICK SALE.

dinette set,

kitchent c¢ nes end 'N. Talbot. TWO fluff rugs, > like new; $7.50 each. ~and . Excellent

__ FIVE-PIECB. WA-0511,

AR M WinirToneons for Sale

tom rm 2 onc gl)

? Fixture ‘House

K| NG S Complete

will Fqup Your Entire Business Down Payment Pool En Complete Restaurant Complete

ER— Complete. Line Shenan 3 Ca A Rental for Every KING'S INDIANA BILLIARD CO. 1617-31 .Southeastern

DR-3578

5 9 Radios, Mm usical Needs

58 oa Ta for Sale

CLEAN LUMBER AND USED Marker Material Co. Wrecking Contractors

2046 Northwestern

CORNER CAPITOL AND 2 electric refrigerators,

doors $2.75 each: with panel doors up: 5 overstuffed suites $35 and up: piece dining room suites: seed oil 31;

reduction on all furniture, rugs, oil.

WE have buyers for modern homes. List KIRK McKINNC. RI-2200 Real Estate Rent129 E. Market-st.

your SSorsiiies with E. NEY C I Sone 601-3 ARIZONA. W.. 26—5- -room modern. JENNINGS BRO S. 28 S

SACRIFICE my, e uity, $500; 1300 North.

Ti ee Results at Lowest Cost. Use Times Want Ads. ____Rlley 5551.

8 Sale, Suburban Farms

$1500. . Illinois-st,

large double. ress Box 388 Times.

lamp shades and enamel = ware,

specials. = ~~ FIXTURES ALL RIND Ds EASONABLE,

KIN cS

2242 N. RURAL.

{NEW and used building material. MIL

310 8. Delaware. Li-6270. =~

Bri k , ° ASBESTOS SHINGLES ric SLATE SHINGLES

Road, west; brick and

NEAR National

as; ulidings; STUART AND _ bldg. RI-8862.

_ SUBURBAN BARGAINS We have several 2-acre tracts. from the Monument. .

$1800; $300

$50 down. bal. terms. HA 119% N. Ala. LI-9220.

SMALL chicken farm, house, out buildings: water paid: 3200 cash, Owner, BE-237 13 ACRES, 4-rm. bane 20 miles northwest: NESS & CLINE. 1139!

close in,

E. Market-st. Union Title Bldg

2%2 ACRES, house, 2-car garage, chicken, 1514 BE.

smoke houses, corn crops, $1200. _ 12th. CH-1514.

dandy 5concrete new electric pump; garage; down. DELSON. 506 Inland-

11 mi. near Camby. Ind. near new state Road 67. Price $175 each. RNESS & CLINE

small electricity $12 monthly.

barn: good lan price $2000. HAR. N. Ala. LI-9220.

BE SURE—Of your title. Demand an abStra prepared by Union Title Co..

Doors, sash.

Washington-st. W. CO., 37 Koehne, BE-4030.

AIR COMPRESSORS

extremely low opric

Fishing

Bitycles $10 up Repairs 251 Mass.-av,

Tackle Hoffman’s. 205 and

RI-3315.

__G. MASS, 31 Virginia-av.

fon. HE 8168. GOODWIN.

ton. HE-51

155 BOTTLE CO., 534 W. Pearl. LI.-8085. ~

LUREX removes rust and other things from bath tubs and sinks; TORES.

53 Lots for Sale

__sale at HOOK'S DRUG § TYPEWRITERS—$10 up: desk. $8.50 up; McCollum Tex: ter Exchange. 233

CWNER must sell lot 50x150 on canal. lots east of Sunset-av. Make offer.

_M. SMITH. 549 N. Hamilton

857 Household Goods =

R. Cut Rate Rugs and Linoleum. $3.95

9213 Rugs

.29¢ Wool Face Rugs ha JORDAN BROTHERS

R. 207 W. _Washington St.

REPOSSESSED high grade two-piece Chenille living room suite used six months: MOORE Tenth. Open eve-

cheap for cash. PRESTON B. FUR. RNITURE, 2234 E. _ hings.

for your old furniture; gene ance. BAKER BROS. 219 E

REPOSSESSED

BALA SINGER CO. FRIGIDAIRE, 7-ft., yr. Bargain. and two small size boxes, 3321 E. Tenth. DOUBLE BED, spring mattress, $17; 85 dressing table, $5; buffet, _ cabinet, $10. 442 N. Drexel. F pale. re E. Wash.,, or LI-4880.

$9 73 Opp. Statehouse.

~ Carloads and Carloads

Of fine new suites and odd pieces to trade us allow-ash-st.

SINR ELECTRIC CONSOLE, SMALL

126 W. WASHINGTON ST.

all porcelain. used 1 Also Norge 1936, 6 cu. ft,

FULWIDER.

sprin 5 and new inneroverstuffed chair, $15; china

Inspection, Estimates for ReAny make Washer. 245

Delaware RI-49

STORE: fixtures; es equipment; cial equipment’; buy-sell. 419 E. Ohio.

12 Ww.

CANNERS size,

cold CHINA "STORE.

pack: 22 at. 361 W. Wash.

'55 | 5324 Julian-av. RI-79

SHORT 2x4s. 1 cent per foot. ¢ . Service Wrecking Co. 320 N. 0228.

~ UNCLAIMED FREIGHT . STATION. SOUTH S little uthity be inet, gas heaters $1 up; combination screen 5H 50 1 zal cans 2 5 gal. cans linseed oil $4. 20% s

and gasoline ranges and heating stoves, except

PAYMENT = tera Southeastern __DR-3578. PEA(CIIEC Elberta Freestone. $1.25 PEACHES Fae Bring baskets. LION POPULATION WRECKING co.,

We are wrecking the In-

dianapolis Street Railway building on W. v h ESTERN WRECKING

For every Durpose. 25 end rebuflt, at FACTURING CO. 790 °s “Meridian. RI- -2788,

Cut Prices Dh E.

Wash, SUDDEN DEATH-It never r fails, destroys bedbugs and household vermin. ALBERT

A. C. ARC WELDER—110 or 220 volt; will 2621 Carroll-

FRUIT JARS Quarts 25¢ doz pints

ugly 3

spe-

BICYCLES and repairs. Free estimates on radio repairing. CH-5383. 3329 E. Tenth-st.

98c. FOR SALE—Gas range SapEstaNe with oven.

1 9 Good | used lumber of all kinds at bargain prices 20 West. LI-

2 BURROUGHS adding machines; umn, $15; 1 9-column; $20.

wow 3 ts $1.

WASH boilers, __8TO JRE. 361

~~ BARGAINS

Lorenz Music TINY “BRAMBACH GRAND,

In value oe $148. SON CO., Penn.

, INC, 128 N

merly priced at $195. 7ls-octave studio pianos; WILKING MUSIC Open till 9 p. m.

120

1 6-col-820 E. 25th.

"CHINA

59 35 Pontos Mo ical Neos Needs

i Used Instruments—EZ Terms. dR Store. 20 Pembroke Arcade.

8 ood musical condition; an unusual Only 87 per month. PEAR-

'W studio uprights, $105; forAan Da are the full stock limited. ‘E. Ohio.

BARGAINS

in” all Used Instruments

Largest Stock of Used Sazopnones in the

-— | i

Reasonshly Priced ASY PAYMENTS

Why buy a cheap new inStrument wen we can sell a Ar= | anteed used one gu | (See Us Belore Yo

LORENZ MUSIC re

3» Pembroke Arcade. Lise.

PHILO 7 tube console; preowned: $14. 50, oo: AYRES & CO. .Radio Dept. 7th

APOLLO grand, Louis XV; the most beats tiful j2ians in all Indianapolis: will zeli for Tice; terms, trade. WILKIN 2 MUSIC O.. 120 B. Ohio. Open till 9 oe

BABY GRAND pianos, 8 used. some like Dew. $185 NPpLUTH MERS-KEGG PIANO

STECK grand, $150 co convenient | trade. WILKING MUSIC __Ohio. 0. Open till 9 p. m.

Cost Less—Produce Best. Times Economy Want Ada ____RIley 555 Riley 3551.

61 Pets, I Poultry. L. | Stock 20—SIX MONTHS P Plymouth “Rock p pullets, 75 ten weeks Plymouth Rock chickens, 3949 Bartlett.

CANARY singeri=Moumtara Roller - onable. 2416.E. Michigan. CH-7100. Fea

WANTED—Good home: male kittens, 6 mo. Half Persian, fs

ersian, HA-1813-W

terms, 20 ER,

64 S waps

FOUR rooms of furniture, '28 Buick sedan; will sell for cash or trade for. Model A Sage Call after 5 p. m. 1630, W. MichiGOOD used tires, all sizes, reasonable: Fie batteries. guaranteed. 856 Mass.

GIRLS | bicycle, $7; boy's bic oe __ceadition. .803 E arg y

165 Wanted to Buy

We Buy end and i TRE Kinds

Highest prices paid. Phone for representa ive.

| CLEVELAND WRECKING CO.

1320 Kentucky- er. LI- 1568,

Mixed Tree, sg Per Ton Books, 40c Per 100

THE MILLER co, Dic. 130 8. Calif. PEDDLERS

We pay Ts per doz., green quart ginger ale Bottles:

Sule fog, doz., white hits ghar ginger als

_W. Pe: Pearl: 1.5 L1-0085,

We Pay Highest Prices

For old gol watches, dental bridges, jewelry, eto SACKS BROS. - v. Phone one RESORT 30 Indiana

$5: good 1133" a

66 Furniture ‘Buyers

6 TUBE A AUTO SET—S$10

Radio Bales &

95 : Service, 211 Ind. LI-9383,

TIMES RENTAL DIRECTORY

ADDRESS | 912 E. Daly st. |

Eugenia Apts.

302-310 W. New York

ADDRESS |

926 Fairfield 7

2061 Guilford | 7

2438 N. Ala. | 6

Apartments Walking Distance to Town SIZE

DESCRIPTION | RENT

If you want a nice place to live go to 812 E. Daly. 4 FIs, $15 Srmimod water . Cc HUFP. WA-2181.

Real rental value in a modern SLATHmEnl, most Sonverent to ever: SOA ne call oR-8101-TRUST

6571.

$25 330

Houses North 2 SIZE

| DESCRIPTION | RENT

3-bedroom modern home, 3

Lage; center ‘hall type; first-class . congition; ai eve mm. SECU Y CO. RI-657L.

Convenient single home in $15 good condition. LI-7361. 44 irginia avenue.

Modern double; OREGOR Y &

$52.50

2-car Rar. APPEL INC.

$32.50

ADDRESS | 29 S. Colorado 4

ADDRESS i 918 E. 17th | 4

SIZE

Torses East 1 DESCRIPTION

| RENT

HOE: HOESER & CO. 144 N. vel | $17.50

Li-4412,

Apartments for Colored SIZE

| DESCRIPTION SE modern apt. heat abd and

| RENT

water furnished. J. 8 128 N,

AY MORE! iE.

stoves or clothing you have for sale. Ca Ae ered promptly.

BUY Shole douse or odd es of furn., pianos, e MR. WERELEY HU- 7274, “igre Readers Per Pen Spen {~When You Use es Econom: Want Ads. 4 Phone RIley 5551. 2

67 Cash Coal Mart PAY CASH SAVE $$

‘West Virginia Lump...$5.75 Big Lump

Pocahontas Lump ....$6.95 ~ ACTIVE COAL CO. : BE-0333

W Higher, .+.58.00 1.88.50 Ba

POLAR ICE & FUEL CO.

& BEST GRADE COAL ANCHOR Boni & ice RI ast,

id Auto House Traitors