Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1936 — Page 35

~ action yesterday after

~ Blues.”

Play at Fort

olling Ridge and Soldier Teams to Clash for Second Time.

‘Rolling Ridge and Fort Harrison | ; poloists will meet for the sec- | time Sunday afterndon on the | main parade of the fort in the third | game to be played there this fall! " Throngs of persons are being at- | fracted to the post on Sunday attoons by the spectacular and fast

g of t-.e polo players. Brig. (rn. William K. Naylor, |

gommanding officer at the fort,

throws in the first ball starting the games, which are refereed by Col. mas L. Sherburn, regular Army!

cavalry officer stationed in Indian-

is with the Officers’ Reserve Corps. The 11th Infantry band provides music between chukkers ‘and a loud- -speaker broadcasts the plays. Rolling Ridge players include Samuel B. Sutphin and Samuel B. Sutphin Jr.; Thomas Ruckelshaus, Conrad Ruckelshaus and Jess C. drews. They were defeated last day by the Army team, 10 to 8. - Maj. William H. Craig, outstanding in Army polo circles, captains the Harrison players. Others are Maj. Robert V. Maraist, Capt. Halstead C. Fowler, Capt. Frederick H. Black, Capt. Albert A. Horner and Lieut. Frank A. Lightfoot.

Winners Named in

Fox Hound Derby

Times Specinl ‘ DILLSBORO, Ind. Sept. 25— With the completion of the derby trace for fox hounds under 2 years | of age here yesterday, hunters and | visitors took to the field today to see the hounds cast in the “allage” chase, the most important event of the third annual Dillsboro fox hunt. Entries for the all-age

event ‘numbered approximately 150

hdunds. Final results of the derby event for fox hounds under 2 years of age were: First place, Sampson, male, belonging to N. B. Bliss, Vevay; second place, Brimstone Henry, male. owned by P. S. Holliday, Milan; third place, Reynolds’ Smoke, male. owned by Paul Reynolds, New Albany, and fourth place, Peggy, female. Lake, Connersville. ' Visitors and hunters were entertained last night. following a bench show, by a hound and hunter parade and the fox hunters’ ball. “Boss” Johnson. Aurora, Ind, was master of hounds.

Mac Smith Tallies Low Golf Average

By United Press CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-—MacDonald Smith, Glendale, Cal, is the leading candidate for the Harry E.

Radix cup, awarded annually to the professional golfer with the . lowest average score, the Profes-

~~. ‘sional Golf Association announced

‘today. ~ Smith has an average of 71.12 for 33 rounds; Harry Cooper, Chicago, has 7165 for 72 rounds; Ralph Guldahl, St. Louis, 71.78 for 57 rounds; Henry Picard, Hershey, Pa., 72.14 for 50 rounds; Paul Runyan, 72.16 for 50, and Tony Manerq, Open Shampion, 72.33 for 48.

ILLINI HOPES BETTER

By Uniicd Press

- CHAMPAIGN, Ill, sept. 25.—1llinois’ grid situation took on a better “outlook today with announcement + that Hany Lasater, giant sophomore tackle, would not be ordered

‘to drop football because of weak-

ened physical condition. Gene Dykstra, other regular tackle, also saw being out with a muscle bruise.

EDWARD TEACHES AZZ TO PIPERS

By United Press ‘BALMORAL, Scotland, Sept. 25.—

~ Nine Scottish pipers received first, lessons in syncopation today from |

Ring Edward VIII. The King in-

~ Structed the Balmoral Castle pipers

in mysteries of modern jazz music, having them play the “St. Louis Edward, while a student at Oxford, played the pipes much to the dismay and discomfort of his classmates.

SUICIDE IS HINTED

~ IN ‘TORCH’ DEATH

Times Special ~ MADISON, Ind. Sept. 25.—A verdict of suicide was expected today

following the death from burns of | Mrs. Arthur Campbell, 18.

- Her husband, according to police, said she poured coal oil in a wash pan, dashed it over her clothes, then get fire to them. Poor health was Believed the motive for her act. A ¥-months-old son also survives.

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»| OFFICERS ARE NAMED

1 Fiction Club elected recently Q the ‘Bob Maroney, president: Julia Jean ith Rowe, vice president; Phil Hennes-

10. I TO HEAR TALK

to Speak at Convocation.

Timez Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Sept. 25. —Dr. T. Z. Koo, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A. in China, is to | address a convocation of students | and faculty Tuesday at Indiana University. | The Chinese “Y” executive is in this country in connection with the

National Preaching Mission to be held in Indianapolis next week under the auspices of the Federal Council of the Church of Christ. M. Clifford Townsend, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, is to speak |on Oct. 14 and 28. Raymond S. | Springer, his Republican opponent, | on Oct. 28. Other speakers scheduled for convocations in the near future are, Dr. Visser ’'t Hooft, exective secretary of the world Student Christian Federation, Oct. 21; Charles W. Gilkey of the University of Chicago, No. 11; Bernard Fay, Nov. 24, and Bishop Joseph E. Ritter, Indianapolis, March 17.

Times Special | BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Sept. 25.— | If Indiana University may be used | as a criterion, the newspaper pro-

| fession will suffer no shortage of | new recruits in the future. The journalism department today announced an enrollment of 425 | students as compared to 350 for the | first semester a year ago. Two new instructors have been | added to the staff, Mrs. Rosamond | Risser Jones and Miss Elizabeth Lynch. Mrs, Jones was graduated from Indiana U. in 1929, Miss Lynch in 1932.

LIFTS QUARANTINE ON VEGETABLE SHIPPING

By United Press. WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.—Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wal-

lace today [removed for the season restrictions| on interstate movement of fruits and vegetables under the Japanese etle quarantine regulations iwhich applied to states along the North Atlantic seaboard. Restrictions on cut flowers, however, remain effective until Oct. 15. Remaining in force throughout the year are restrictions on the of nursery, ornamental and greenhouse stock and all other plants SxcaD cut flowers and portions { of plants without root and free from soil.

AMBASSADOR GREW IN WEDDING PARTY

By United Press TORONTO, Ontario, Sept. 25.— Joseph Clark Grew, United States Ambassador to Japan, will act as best man today at the wedding of Miss Peggy Boulton, niece of the Canadian | minister to Japan, Sir Herbert Marler, and James Parsons of Stockbridge, Mass. The United States ambassador arlast night on a visit. One of the most distinguished members in the United States diplomatic service, he was minister to Denmark | and Switzerland, and ambassador to Turkey, before asfar eastern post in 1932.

SECOND JURY PANEL SUMMONED FOR TRIAL

Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind., Sept. 25.—A second panel of prospective jurors is to be called Tuesday for the trial of Jack Perkins, alleged holdupslayer, it was announced today. This action followed dismissal yesterday of nine men tentatively accepted for jury duty in the trial. Perkins is charged with first degree murder in connection with the pcath of Patrolman Howard Wagner during a $29,000 bank holdup here two years ago.

SEEKS WARM BED VIA DIVORCE COURT

By United Press ST. PAUL, Sept. 25.—There was a hint of frost in the-air. Maurice Goldberg, 60, felt winter approaching and recalled the bitter weather of last February. So he presented himself before Ramsey County District Court to ask a divorce from his 63-year-old wife. “She took all the bed covers during the cold weather last February,” Goldberg complained.

UTES CLUB TO MEET

Robert Walker, president of the Utes, sophomore men's honorary organization at Butler University. has announced that the annual “Pow Wow” will be held in the | fieldhouse, Oct. 2. New chairmen for the fall semester are Richard Crawford, head of the music committee; Russell Helm, tickets; Rabert Cox, publicity; Robert Springem hall, and John Roberts, chaperons.

SEEKS NEW RECORD

By United Press COLUMBUS, O.. Sept. 25.—After a two-day delay due to bad weather, Laura Ingalls, woman flier, took off in her Lockheed-Orion plane at 9:27 a. m. today in an attempt to set a woman's speed record between Port Columbus and Roosevelt Field, N. Y. She is certain to set a new mark as it is understood there is no official record between the two cities.

i i

Officers of Shortridge High School are,

BY DR. T. Z. KOO.

| Chinese Y. M. C. A. Leader

cent of the payments

John Barnett has been appointed editor of the football program sections of Butler University publications.

START MAILING CHECKS SOON

AAA to Begin Payment of Farm Benefits Early Next Month.

By United Press WASHINGTON, Sept. 25-—The flow of farm benefit checks will hegin early in October wiih between 2 and 5 per cent of the 6,000,000 persons expected to parficipate in the soil conservation program being paid by Nov. 1, H. R. Tolley, AAA administrator, said today. - Although the peak of the payments will not be reached until December, some will be made next month as a result’ of appeals from crougnt states. : “We have had many appeals, especially from the drought states, tc expedite the payments and we are going to do everything we can to see that they are promptly paid,” Tolley said. “We hope to be able to get somewhere between 2 and 5 per out next month.” : This may mean that from 120,000 to 300,000 checks will be mailed to farmers before the election. AAA spokesmen said, however, that the

‘percentage of checks to be sent be-

fore Nov. 1 would be smaller this year than sent before that date in other years of AAA programs

ENGRAVING FIRM ENLARGES PLANT

The Circle Engraving €o. is {0 occupy the entire second floor a; 151 E. Maryland-st. wien remocleling is completed, according fo Gerald Power, manager of the business rentals department of the Flcicher Trust Co. : A five-year lease involving proximately $12,000 for the T7000 square feet of floor space has been signed. Expansion of the engraving plant necessitated more Space, (ompany officials said. Incorporators otf the Circle Engraving Co. include Cecil Swaim, Hugh Grohan, Gordon Mess, ‘.oby Brooker, Alvy Golay and George Mess. Established in, 1932, the company produces color box plates and engravings used by package 3oods manufacturers throughout the Middle West. Company pay rolls are expected to reach $100,000 this year.

FROHMAN ASSOCIATE DIES By United Press - NEW YORK, Sept. 25.--Ansley Whittendale, an associate of Charles Frohman for many years and manager of Cornelia Otis Skinner, died today. He was manager of the Hanna Theater in Cleveland for five years.

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3 Deaths—Funerals

Fridiny, ae 5, 19386.

nez Egnew, a a home, fath W. Wash % - J Tnursday, 6 a. Puneral sairley Bros. Central Cha 946 N.

FRANKLIN—Nicholas, of 309 W. Vermontst (messenger at the postorfice), died Wednesday morning at tae City Hospital. Funeral 1 p. m., Saturday, at the QOuvet Baptist _ Cuurcn, corner Hosbrook snd Grovesis. Interment New Crown. C. M w & BON SERVICE.

GRAHAME—Dr. Charles Stanley Jr. bejovea husband of Evelyn 1’, fatner of Ruth Ann and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8. Grahame; passed away at Hazard, Ky., Sept. 23. Services at the residence, 830 Maple Roaa, Sunday, 1 Pp: Mm. Friends ivited. Burial Alexandria. Frienas may call ait the resiaence after Sawurday. noon.

HOUPPERT- William Patrick, beloved son

ot Witham C. and Eiizapbeth Houppert, brother of Mary, died early ¥rriaay morning at tne St. Francis Hospital. ¥unera: notice ater. KIRBY

HUNT—Lura Harold, wife of C. L. Hunt, aaughter of the late Bila S. Harola, passed away ‘Thursday, sept. 3 10:2v a. m. Funeral Saturday, 3:30 p. m., at SHIRLEY BROS. C AL CHAPEL, 946 N. Llinois-st, Friends invited. Burial . vrown Hill. Friends may call ai the chapel, -

KESSLER—Annie B. (nee Graham), beloved mother of Chandos ©. Graham anda Mrs. Esther Gerber of Indianapolis; Mrs, Gertrude Ottinger, Nortn Maaison, and Mrs. Agnes Kessler otf Greennhela, departed this lite Friday, age 64. Funeral Sa.urday, Sept. 26 at tne ily 2215 N. Keystone-av;, 8 p. m., and at N, Madison Christian Churcn Sunday, 2 p. m., Friends invited. Funeral ides airection ot MOORE & KIRK,

McINTOSH—Verna™ V., 2721 N. Gale-st, widow of Charles E. Mclatosh, daughter of Mrs, William 8. Lingle, sister of Mrs, Frank G. Laird of indianapolis, and Mrs. Bva Biackman of Pekin, Ind. departed this life Thursday. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 26, at the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME, 2530 Station-st, 2:30 p. m. Burial Crown Hill, Friends invited, OWENS—Perry, age 63, beloved husband of Nellie Owens, father of Emma Owens , step-father of Wilbur and VirSmith, brother of Mrs. Mary O. L. W. Owens, Los Angeles, Cal. and George Owens, Greenfielde passed away Wednesday p. m. Friends may call at the home, 917 Edison. Funeral 2 p. m. Saturdav at the above address. Burial Crown Hill. DORSEY SERVICE.

SCHAFER—Fred T., age 40, beloved husband of Bertha, brother of Harry T., ( Leonard and Raymond Schafer, and ' Will Coniff, Mrs. Ropert Fletcher and Mrs. William Van Stone, passed away Thursday morning at the residence, 831 Centennial-st. Funeral Saturday, 2:30 p. m. at the residence. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the residence. CONKLE SERVICE.

STEELE—Ruth, age 42, beloved wife of Wayne Steele, mother of Martha Jane, Marv Onal and Donald Steele, passed awav Thursdav-a. m. Friends may call at the home, 830 N. Gladstone. Funeral at the above address 1 p. m. Sunday and 2:30 p. m. at the Glen Cove chapel, Knightstown. Ind. Dorsey Service.

WOLFF—Louis H., died at his residence, 5401 N. Delaware- st, Thursday morning.

Services Saturday, '10:30 a. at the

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J. J. BLACKWELL AND SONS FUNERAL HOME 926 N. Capitol-Av. Phone | LI-7115

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PEARSON’S FALL CLEARANCE USED Electric REFRIGERATORS

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21 Help Wanted, Male

FURNITURE REPAIRING

CHAIRS made new by rebottoming in cane, hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUSTRIAL AID. FOR BLIND. HA-0583.

GENERAL CONTRACTING

INDIANA PAINT. ROOFING AND SUPPLY CO. 119 N. Alabama. RI-6090. Remodelreroofing

_ ing: painting: ii IGNITION REPAIRING ELCO ARMATURE WORKS — Rewound armatures; generator. staroes, g RIOD _ repairing. 312 S. East. LI-593 ~ MACHINISTS GEO. J. EGENOLF—Machinists specializ-

ing in printing and special machinery. 18% South. LI-6212.

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MACHINING & WELDING

C. H. WILLIAMS—Specialist in machining and welding: estimates: reasonable. 963 N. Scioto. LI-6828.

MATTRESS RENOVATERS

MA ITRESSES renovated; also mide into _‘nnersoring bv experts RI-2347

"MOVING AND TRANSFER

PETE'S HOUSEHOLD MOVING—S$I up. __ Careful, experienced white man. CH-2878.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED

BAND and orchestra instruments Iepatred. ert, guar. work. SON . INC.. 12 N. Penn. issis : EXPERT repairs on all musical instruments. CARLIN MUSIC. 211 Mass.-av

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ETS Phone LI-3750. 226 N. Illinois-st. TABLET Bladder and Bile Duct Irritations. F oO OT 5 TMENTS. Dr. A. P. Hall, D nurse wants care 3 conBUILD CALL IR-2123-RING 1 ECONOMICAL Beauty Service by Experts. years’ experience. 0X 13 Business Services

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o nis 16th. TA-6667. BASEMENTS REBUILT BASEMENTS BUILT and made dry. UNIVERSAL WATERPROOFING CO. Call for esti. CH-6397. 4330 E. 16th-st. BEDDING REPAIR

PILLOWS. comforts, mattresses seid, renova and made like ‘new. P BURKLE. 431 Mass-av. RI1-6695.

CISTERN CLEANING ~ CISTERN CLEANING . & REPAIRS Soa

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Ei PACKARD SERVICE

TAYLOR’ S GARAGE—We specialize in servicing. repairing Packard cars. 3823 E. 10th. CH-7323.

PAPER CLEANING

PAPER cleaning, wall washing. floor waxng excellent service. O'DONALD. TA-

PAPERHANGING

PAPERHANGING. $2 per room and up. Work guaranteed. Prompt service. __CHEVALIER. DR-2492.

PRINTING

RUSH jobs make us smile. HENDREN PRINTING, 685 Century Bldg.. RI-8533.

PUMP REPAIRING

WE do motor, air compressor. pump reRachie: MEIER ELECTRIC €CO., 3525 E. ashington. IR-1151.

RADIO SERVICE

EDDY RADIO SERVICE—Free estimates: quality Forks reasonable. 1725 Fort Wavne LI-727

RUG. “CLEANING

SPECIal1STS rug and furn. Sleaning 28 yrs. Fluff and chenilles fron old RUG CO,2328 Brookside. Ren. 2211

TRASH HAULING

TRASH hauling by job or contract; special rates to weekly customers. LI-2001.

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VOCAL LESSONS $1. __ FOR APPOINTMENT CALL LI-4287.

20 ) Help Wanted, Female

WANT school boys and girls, 15 years and over, make good money ‘picking beans Saturday and Sunday. Meet Al Butcher's truck W. 10th and Warman or main en- _ trance Speedway 7 a. m. 25 TOMATO peelers, Céntral States Canning Co., 2 sgs. south of end Shelby carline. Apply Saturday, ’ 7 a. m.

WHITE GIRL—For housework; room and board; $3.50 week. 5828 Central-av.

MIDDLE-AGED white lady for general housework. 831 N. Grant. CH-2684-W.

ACCOMPANIST for vocal studio. paxehange * services for lessons. Call LI-428

21 Help Wanted, Male

200 MEN and women to pick beans every day; beans are zo0d now: meet Al Butcher's truck W. 10th and Warman or main entrance Speedway. 7 a. m. daily

WANTED—Tomato pickers. factory 7:30 Saturday morning. lunch. Central States Pa sqs. south of end Shelby carline.

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WANTED—Experienced furnace installer.

_ Call Holland Furnace Co. 740 E. _North.

23 Situations Wanted

UNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH CENTER, INC., for experienced men and women day or week. LI-3167. 1144 N. _ Missouri. MAN. 21, will drive ta Len for transportation. RICHARD PARKER. 413 E. _ Hanna, Greencastlz2, I

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30 Rooms for Rent

$2.50 SHARE nicely furnished room with girl. Inner-spring. 725 N. Deiaware, __Apt. 9. RI-4703. $3. COLLEGE. 2343—_Attractively furnished room; breakfast optional: private home: _ gentleman. BROADWAY, 1945—Room, good bed; closets. two windows; near car line; reason- _ able. HE-5785. CARROLLTON, 3318 — Newly furnished room, private home, college car; gentleman preferred. HA-2411-W.

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COLONNADE Meridian at 9th. ! RI-0252 WALKING DISTANCE Attractive furnished. also unfurnjshed one and two-room apts. with

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We specialize in Law Books. Indiana and Appellate Reports. 135 E. Market No, 14 LI-7016

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47 Houses for Sale

CENTRAL, 1948—Front room, Kitchenette, Well furnished; utilities: private en- _ trance. Adults. Reasonable. 55 N.—Nice large room. also sleepEr reasonable: near Real Silk. N.. 1730—One room _and kitchenettz; pleasant, clean, steam heat. Reasonable. Phone. NEW JERSEY, N.. 2524—Altractive 2-room apartment; sink, garage poviionak private entrance. HA-0702-R

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20 N.—Two rooms furnished ORIENTAL Private entrance. Utilities. Adults. reasonable. ATE, S., 24—Two comfortable rooms; A near bath; private entrance. RI-2153. WASHINGTON, E. 1603—One and tworoom apartments; everything furnished; private entrance. Reasonable.

33 Hotels

CENTRAL HOTEL. Corner Delaware and Vermont. 331 N. Delaware—Modern outside rooms: transient: weekly. - ROOMS, all outside: running water and baths. Daily, 75c up: weekly. $3 up. FIRONADA HOTEL. 156 N. inois. LI-

bY. Apartments, Unfurn.

utilities; 6.

NEW JFREEY. N. 2343 Twin keds if preferred: breakfast optional: gentleman: _ carlin. HA-0534- — OLNEY, 953 Sa large room. suitahle one or two. Meals optional. Busline. PARK, 2356—Large front room, twin beds, Slogets. Piivileges. Reasonable. HE-

PENNSYLVANIA, N.. 2311—Living room; bedroom, bath, garage; private home; _ gentlemen only. RANDOLPH. N. 44—Light cheerful room in widow’s modern home. RI-5843. 50TH. W. 533—Lovely large front room: four windows: private home: busline. TA-

30TH. W. 412—Large room: new furnishings; innerspring mattress; suitable for two. TA-2286.

31 Rooms with Board

BROADWAY, 1701 — Large room, large Closet! twin Beds: private home; business people. HE-50. NEW JERSEY, > 2038—Warm room: ate entrance: home privileges: able. HA-2571 OAKLAND, N., A 2 single room. Private home. _ garage optional. WASHINGTON, 3145 E.—Clean home cooki 5 Rr ivileges; 1 or more men, $5. CH-

privreason-

irls; also reakfast;

CHILDREN, 7 years or under; good home, Teg aunary, $3.50. Mother's care. IR-

32 Housekeening a

$3.50 SINGLE. 806 PARK—Large front room completely furnished; parking space.

50—COLLEGE, 925—Two rooms, near bath; warm, clean; telephone; walking _ distance. $6.50—BROADWAY, 2001—Lovely modern furnished 2-room apartmant; sink; heat; parking. ALABAMA, 1104 N.—One-rocm apartment, « clean, comfortable; parking lot: very reasonable.

$4.

ALABAMA N., 1838—Furnished apartment; Clean; kitchen, sink, excellent heat, ho# water

BARTH-AV. 2146—Furnished rooms. light housekeeping; near carline. CARROLLTON, 1425—-Two large rooms, everything furnished; hear College car- _ line. Reasonable. LI-878 CARROLLTON, Ln -room apartment downstairs, sink; private entrance. One room, $3.50. .

for

INDPLS. RENTAL AGENCY

List your property with us and eliminate vacancy losses and collection difficulties. Call LI-5393.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAD

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

GENERAL ARTS, INC. 22° W. Vermont. LI1-2439.

35 Houses, Unfurnished

529 Beville; 6-room double 7.50 811 Oxford; 5- Ho bungalow ... .50 BRIDGES & GR A 243 N. Del.

1939—6-Rm. double, mod-

-AV, COLLEGE Good condition;

sr except furnace, $16.50. LI-6517. (IRVINGTON)—$40; 323 Leslie. Nice 3room home. Immediate possession.’ Others. WHITE. TA-4633. 22ND, E.. 81 Sivn modern; fine condition. B. SILVER, 534 Illinois Bidz. _

36 Ear, . Houses, louses, Apts.

$30; GALE, 1333 N.—2-bedroom , house, shady y Jard porch, radio; houekeeper include BELLEFONTAINE, 1310—5 rooms, RI. utilities; $8 week; on bus

upper ine.

15—Nicely ' furn-

4 Apt. ILLINOIS, 401 N. Ap General Elec-

ished 2-room apartment: _ tric refrigerator. LI-51 80." fLLINOILS, 2816 N.—One room and Pullman kitchenette; nicely furnished; con- __ stant hot water. 5 JEFFERSON, N.. 340—Four rooms en bath; lights, gas furnished, $25 month. TA-5119. 38TH-ST. BLVD., 4400 — Eficiency ‘apartment. New 0 ote decorations. park-like surrounding. Private. Adults. __ Owner, CH-0675. BUSINESS woman will share modern home with employed couple or girls. __RI-3123. 6-ROOM furnished house. gas, paid; $9. Adults. New ork.

38 Resorts and Cottages

GOOD fishin Bow, at Shafer Lake: come “Silver &am side: Jhode ern cot_{2ees: Feduces EE * HU-1078

40 Wanted to Rent

2-BEDROOM furnished apartment or house by responsbile young married couple. Occupancy Oct. 1. Write Box 238, 9% Times, giving complete information and rental References exchang

Lights, water,

TIMES RENTAL DIRECTORY

Apartments Walking Distance to Town

ADDRESS | SIZE |.

| RENT

2o0r3

Rooms

Corona Apts.

708 S. Meridian

Gleas

Houses North

DESCRIPTION conv.

to downor Rl yn

an apts. : oLi:ia% ITY TRUST CO

| 97. 50

SIZE | 6

ADDRESS © |

1433-35 Guilford |

Modern upper or lower duplex, water pa pp. =1361, 44 Virginia Pe

| RENT | $21.50

DESCRIPTION

3267N.N.Jer.| 6

tt EE | $25

115 E. 13th | 6 |

Modern, double in good con tion; water ey, city SECURITY

18571.

“Beat | $35

ADDRESS | SIZE | 974 Stillwell | 6

“Houses West

| Hasern: FEE | $18

N | RENT

Apartments

Js |

Newly decorated clean home: : Ee Fe ulinok

for Colored

DESCRIPTION | RENT

£1

45 Business Opportunities

DRY DEY goods & notions, well estab., low rent. Good bus. for man & wife w with $4,500. Ve consider property. er, B RI-8767.

NOR Tooms. o OR 1 1 BODINE god income _ for auic ion, cars os ce RESTAURANT—Cheap, for sale quick.

W. Wash-st. MANAGER for fully equip barber s| Run on percentage . 3014 ooh:

46 Securities

WE BUY Fleicngr American National Bank Certificates Beneficial Interest for cash. N. SNARD COHEN & CO.. 8 E. Market-st. PY

553

Celtic Pa a on ion certificate SCHLOSS BROS., INC., "co.

205_E._Ohio L1-2318

|47 Houses For Sale

$100 TO $300 DOWN Mod. 5-rm. bungalows. facing Rhodius Park. De . New school. BRIDGES % "GRAVES 243 N. DEL. RI-3477. 2 SOLD—I LEFT 2333 8S. Penn: sea low just like ew. ors 1 ded. Full basement. & GRAVES, 2 243 N. Del. ol. RLU

Inquire 719 E |

mere pee

STOP PAYING RENT. LOOK!

1957 Tallman: 4 rooms

1162 Perry: 6 rooms 1847 Draper: 5 rms.: 1625 Draper. 5 rms. 30 19 Wood: rms 2622 N. Chester: 5 $100 down, balance monthly. SEES. than btn

3 S. CRUSE INC. -

128 N./Del.. = =}

"1425 N. DENNY ST. ONLY $2500—TERMS

Like new, 4-room mod, bung. brick porch, “front drive, 2-car garage. Ach quick. Mr. Burgess, Ri. 9388; Ir. 6102. AMERICAN ESTATES CO., REALTORS _

RI-6412 HA-2622

2021 W. JONES—A dandy mod. bung., just painted inside 2nd) out, papered, floors sanded, 2 car ge. At school, car, busses, Horary and A urch. $3500. Easy term ow vacan BRIDGES & GRAVES. RI-3477, HU- -2188,

WE have buyers for modern. homes. Lise our oper with E. KIRK McKINREY do. RI-2200 Real Estate Rente NEY Soa 601-3 -129 E. Market-st.

WALCOTT, N. 24_5-room modern, bargain to settle estate. JENNINGS ‘BROS. 28 8. Illinois-st. = =~

48 “Sale, Suburban Farms

DANDY 5-rm. bungalow, garage, driven . well, sink, lights, 6200 northwest; $1750: $250 cash; $15 month. LOOKABILL, 302 Fidelity Trust. RI- -8767. WA- 2454. PITTEBORO, ind, la ‘Acres with 5-room house; extra room; fruit

drool} $ 300, 88 19007. 215 Indiana Trust

BE SURE—O!f your title. Demand an abSiracs prepared by Union Title Co. 155 E. Market-st. Union Title Bldg.

51 Real Estate Loans

CALL RI-8727 for any new loan or for refinancing if you are not enjoying the benefit of the new interest rates. Insurance and building and loan funds. All sections. F. B McKIBEIN, Consoli= dated Building.

57 Household Goods.

pairs. Any make Washer. 245

Free; E. . ‘Wash, or LI-4880. Carloads and Carloads

Of fine new suites and odd pieces to trade for your old furniture; generous allow= ance. BROS. 219 BE. W Washe-st.

FURNITURE—For sale of every description. ‘J. P. Gribben Furniture & StorSenge. 1501-3 Madison-av.

NBBEAM parlor furnace; nearly new; ama 724 Mass. (rear of Castle) -1788.

BOOKCASE, davenport, beds, chifferobe, shairs: other furniture; all reasonable, 2 . New Jersey.

$45 i “model E. Z. oil range, used 6 weeks. $25. 1309 Barth. DR-4406.

BASEBURNERS. heaters. ranges; reason= able. MODEL STOVE & FURNACE CO, 622 E. Washington. Open evenings. TABLE-TOP STOVE, $37.50; radio, £5; gresses $3; chest of drawers, $4; child's , $3.50. 4021 E. New York.

DINING “room suite, beautiful walnut, 9 piece; good con. Sacrifice, ce. $30. HU- 2042. Cut Rate Rugs and Linoleum, 9x12 Rugs 3 ' .$3.95

Inspection, Estimates for Re-

Naren?

207 W. Washington St. Opp. Statehouse,

BEDS, springs, mattresses, dressers, “chif= ferobe, dining ae; breakfast set, apt, cabinet. MONRO E. 20th.

DETROIT 4-burner 5 stove; good condi« tion; reasonable. 2 Broadway.

. Singer Bargains Naw Price Bale F Price

Singer treadle Singer elec. portable .. Singer elec. console All Machines Fully SD aAtanteer SINGER CO., 1268 W. Wash. AVENPORT, chairs, breakfast set, LR linoeum, rugs, chest of BAW

Dy cabinet, (chink closet.” davenpor t table, lamps. 111 N. Arsenal. TO $54 Peat 5 Fleiss Peener $3; Maytag washer, 15 Mus $5 Saturday. 2503 Guill :

Vals: New Jersey.

$4.50 Up.

mattresses, spacing 31 1 N. New wg

_ WAREHOUSE SALES,

DROP head Singer machine, $12.50, WAREHOUSE SALES, 11 N. New Jersey.

AR Migeellanenus for Sale BRICK—

a oor: sash a ot Ra ule wrecking the Jodi n ree way on W. Washington-st. WRECKING CO., 37 Koehne ine. BE-402-

SUDDEN Death—it Dev Hever Sale: destront

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TENT x 4 ft., hi 6 I nt st” if by VE ids Teo’ Ww. __ 1740" W. 30th. BE-

— AR COMPRESSORS — every Durpose new EE Smelt ow Co 13508 Nierititan a 29t B BE op after fan, ton: or

~~ ALL AUTO GLASS WAS STARS 85 To NE IRE STORE Tia spe-

cial QE rs

- oakery puv-sell.