Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1936 — Page 14
L FE IS DEAD; RITES ARE SET i:
. Nora Blackwell, 74, II Six Weeks; Born in Franklin.
MRS. NORA BLACKWELL, wife of John J. Blackwell, funeral dir, who died yesterday morning at her home, 5323 Washam, iY to be buried tomorrow morning in Holy Cross Cemetery. Funeral Services are to be held at 9 a. m. in .8t. Joan of Arc Church. Mrs. Blackwell, 74, had been ill six weeks.
Surviving are the widower; three sons, Thomas, John and Francis; ‘three daughters, Misses Grace and Blackwell, and Mrs. John PF. McCool, all of Indianapolis.
JAMES PERRY, said to be Indiana’ s oldest member of the Grand Army of the Republic, is to be buried Wednesday afternoon Crown Hill Cemetery, following services at 2 o'clock at the home. He died last night in his home, 2425 College-av. Perry was 97. He was born in Pennsylvania and served with the 134th Ohio Volunteers during the Civil War. He came to In- - dianapolis in 1889 and retired from business 25 years ago. Survivors are five sons, Sherman, Walter, Ed, Ralph, and Dick Perry; four daughters, Mrs. Lucille Bradley, Mrs. Edythe Scott, Mrs. Velma . Hawkins, and Mrs. Fannie Bean; and a brother, William Perry.
MRS. JOSEPH H. HOWARD, sister of Mrs. William Lowe Bryan, : wife of Indiana University’s presi- ‘ dent, who died in Vermillion, S. D., is to be buried in Crown Hill Cemetery tomorrow. Funeral services are to be held at 11:30 a. m. in Flanner & Buchanan Chapel. Mrs. Howard, the former Ella Lowe, taught school at one time in ° Indianapolis. ~ 8he is survived by the widower, ~ faculty member of the University of South Dakota; two sons, Dr. Robert L. Howard, Spokane, Wash., and Harold P. Howard, Stickney, S. D., _ editor.
" MRS. KATHERINE MALKUS, Indianapolis resident for 56 years and a native of Germany, is to be buried tomorrow afternoon in Crown Hill Cemetery following fu- © neral services at 2:30 o'clock in the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. i Mrs. Malkus died yesterday at the “home of her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Bulmahn, 722 N. DeQuincy-st. Other survivors are son, Henry «of Cleveland; two sister, Mrs. Julia Brown, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mary Penrose, Pasadena, Cal., and a bro- _ ther, Henry Hanley, Germany.
MRS. MARTHA M. M’FARLAND, who died Saturday night in the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Tevebaugh, 2823 Washington-bivd, is to be buried tomorrow in Crawfordsville, after services at 10 a. m. in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Mrs. McFarland was 80. Surviv‘ing are Mrs. Tevebaugh and an- + other daughter, Mrs. E. F. Gabhart; a sister, Mrs. Katherine Sutton, and three grandchildren.
LOUIS FAULSTICH, who died . yesterday at his son's home, 4580 ‘Allisonville-rd, is to be buried Wednesday following services at 8:45 a. m. at the residence and 9:30 a.m. in. St. Joan of Arc Church. Mr. Faulstich was 76 and a retired baker. Surviving are two sons, George W. and Albert M., a daughter, Mrs. John A. Duffin, and a brother Henry. . MRS. LOUISA HAMILTON, city resident for 30 years, is to be buried in Floral Park Cemetery following funeral services tomorrow at 2 p. m, in St. Paul's Methodist Church. Mrs. Hamilton was 74. She died at . the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lucy ~ Norris, in Elwood. ~ . Mrs, Hamilton had lived at the . home of her son, Vern Hamilton, 1212 W. 26th-st. The widower, John -H., also survives her.
WILLIAM H. COLEMAN, retired pharmacist, who died last night at his home, 2502 Park-av, is to be buried in Crawfordsville, where he was born. Funeral arrangements were - being completed today. Mr. Coleman was 68. Survivors are the widow, a brother, Sam Coleman, Indianapolis; two sisters, Miss Tudie Coleman, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Emma Robin- . son, Chicago. + MRS. MARTHA JANE GOSSETT, who died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mr. O. E. Blackwell, 1707 Lambert-st, is to be buried Wednesday in Bremen, Ky. Mrs. Gossett, 85, had been ill three weeks. Two granddaughters also survive besides the daughter. MRS. ANNA MAXIN, native of Rumania, who died yesterday in her home, 542 W. Maryland-st, is to be buried in Floral Park Cemetery. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. She is survived by her husband, two brothers and two Bis .
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ADVANCE _ John Newton Bratton, 83. Survivors: Widow, Emma: on. 1 Harold. { mo fa ter. Mis] Il; brother. Charles’ Braton.
ANDERSON William JH. Hall, 75. Sur-
Hall; and Mrs. Me-
Stag, gy on Te urvivors: y m; - gil; brother, Willlam Keen. COVINGTON—Mrs. Hannah Lange, 67. Survivors: Widower, Fred: AED. Mrs, fos, Sragjes, Sov, Satie Shope, Seine u se. a sons, Waiter. Arthur, © Lovie ahd Her-
lissa Wright.
e Buswell, 74. rs. A. B. Long, Mrs. Charles Cowen . Forest Shaw: sons, John and ;. sister, Mrs. Rose Wiseman. CYNTHIANA-—Mrs. Fannie Young. Sur- : Daughters, Mrs. Jack Allison and Mrs. John ht. brother, Martin Stegmaler; sisters, Mrs. Mary Ramming, MTs. Hattie Garris, Miss Katie maict, Mrs. Lula Cartwright and Mrs. Sop Moye. DECA TER--Mr3, Ellen Banet, 79. Survers, hters, Mrs. Edna Grosjean, Cecelia Roy.
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BE 8. Harlow os. Surwan Sons, James and Edward; daughters, Mrs. Elsie Jing and Margaret Har-
ELKHART-—Mrs. Ida Bassett Shehan, 64. Survivors: Widower, Guy B.; son, John hs daughters, Mrs. Russell L. Snoke, Clarence Krouse, Mrs. Lawrence Lolmaugh: other, Lester” ‘Barrett; halt sister, Ss. ran Benjamin F. Sailor, 61. Survivors: Wid. ow, enrietta; half sister, Mrs. Emm Swarm. half “brothers, Milo and John ushaum Franklin B. McCormick. 67. Survivors: idow, Lucy: daughter, Edna. ENGLISH—Benton Pierson. 62. Surviv-
daughters, Gates, Mrs. Earl Roberts, "Miss Le Austin: sons, Clarence E. and Thomas G. u
EVANSVILLE—MTrs. Rose D. O'Brien, 69. Survivors. Daughter, Mrs. John Blair; son, M. O'Brien; sisters, Mrs. M. T. Mosely. Mrs, "Katie Mahoney. Mrs. Anna Motherway, Mrs. Sylvester Grimstead and Delia Strong; brothers, Edward and Martin
FRANKLIN—Mrs. Agnes Hunter, 70. Survivors: Widower, Dudley; daughters, Mrs. Marion Stockton, Mrs. Earl Blizzard; son, George Hunter. Mrs. Ina Miller, 54, Survivors: Mildred Miller; sister, Mrs.
GARY—Mrs. Mary Kuruzovich, 43. Survivors: Widower, uis: dau ghters, Mrs. Thomas Labach, Catherine a Magdaline: sons, John and Louis Jr.; brothers, Joseph and John Bajuk:; mother. Miss Celia Reedy, 52. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. William “McCulloch. Mrs. Henry Doherty and Mrs. Peter Pompie. Buda Pruca, 48. GAS CITY—Carl A. Morgan, 50. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Louise Fansler; brother, Frank; sister. (GREENSBORO—MTrs. Luvena Williams, 89. Survivors: Widower, Francis; sons, Norris, Paul and Floyd; sister, Mrs. Lee Heckart HARMONY —Mrs, Mary Ellen Monk, 20. Survivors: lower, Sidney; daughters, 3rown, Mrs. George Sheelizabeth Monk; sons, Thomas and John Monk: brother. Thomas J. Henshall: sister, Mrs. Sue Belcher. ndbARTFORD, CITY—Mrs, Therese A. Jenart, 78. Survivors: Widower, Leon; daughters. Mrs. William Bolner and Mrs. R. Shores; sons, Jules, Leon and Joh Yennurt 8 = 2 |
HOWE—Ora E. Shuman, LL Widow, Maude; ‘daughter, Arkinson; sons, Thurlow. Mhron and urman; sister, Mrs. A. E. Lambright. SUN EINGRURG, — uy liam meyer, 16. are. r. an rs Meyer; sister, Ella Mac Meyer. Jacch HUNTINGTON. William N. Arnold, 79. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs: Norman Rose, Mrs. Clarenc riffith and Gladys Arnold. JASPER—Charles Henry Cammack, 48. Survivors: Widow, Elva; brother, Mahlon: sisters, Mrs. Martha Snover, Mrs. Jessie
Jennings, Annie Picket . Dnings. nr i ckett and Mrs
KOKOMO—Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham Johnson. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. May Fleenor and Mrs. Mar, rgaret Johnson; sons, John E. and James ; sister, Mrs. William Keller.
LAGRANGE—MTrs. J. Frank Snyder, 86. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Lillian Brodrick. MONTPELIER—MTrs. Survivors: ne
MT. VERNON—James E. vivors: Widow, Elizabeth; daughters, Mrs. . Benson and Mrs. Bouwe Bolger: sons, Thomas, Harold and William Jones; sister, Mrs. Maggie Holyoke. NASHVILLE—.Thomas Snyder, 60. vivors: Widow and so NEW ALBANY Mrs, Jose h Enochs, 54. Survivors: Widower; sons arcus and Lester Enochs; Mrs. William Renshaw; sisters, Sophia’ Baum, Mrs. Minnie O'Brien and Mrs. Lew Thebaldt: brothers, Joseph, Chris and William Baum. NEW CARLISLE—MTrs. O. H. Orsborn, 65. Survivors: Widower; daughters, Rose and Boma Orsborn and Mrs. Anna Holderson. NEW HARMONY—Mrs. Mary Axton, "7. Survivore: Widower, Boone; sons, Arthur, Elwood and Samuel Axton. NOBLESVILLE—Henr A Survivors: Mary Johnson; sisters, Mrs.
Daugh-
ter, Devona Crist
pSuryivors: Ww.
Nora Cossiart, 45. Widower, Perry; son, Alva Ben-
Jones, 83. Sur-
Sur-
Roberts, 56. mother, Mrs. Rose DeBolt
Roberts. 8 2 2
ORANGE—Mrs. Nancy Jane Ross, 83. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Charles Kingay and Mrs. Alfred Bond; son, Harry M. 0SS. OWENSVILLE—Adria}
ors: Widow; sister, “Mrs. Ora Smith; brother, Ercel.
PERU~—Mrs. Sadie Smith, 71. Survivors: Sons, Joseph and Elbert Smith; daughter, Mrs. Cora Hiers; brother, James Poor; sister, Mrs. Ruth Means. PRINCETON—MTrs. Mattie Thom Survivors: Widower, Dello; Catherine; sister, Mrs. Monta
Knowles. Surviv-
n, 51. aughter, Ashby;
Durfresne, Edward Durfresne.
MRS. LAURA ELLEN GREINER, 844 N. Capitol-av, who died in St. Vincent's Hospital, is to be buried in Créwn Hill Cemetery tomorrow
and a son,
a. m. in Shirley Brothers Chapel. She was 61. Mrs. Greiner was a member of the Second Church of Christ Scientist. Survivors are: Husband, Edward L. Greiner, and brothers, Henry, Lee and Carey Ensley. AURELIAN M. WITHROW, who died at his home, 1148 W. 30th-st, was to be buried in Crown Hill] Cemetery today following funeral services in the McNeeley mortuary. Survivors are: Widow, Orisa, and sons, Earl and Morris Withrow.
MRS. GRETCHEN THERESA M’GARRELL, of 4009 N. New Jer-sey-st, resident of Indianapolis 15
Cross Cemetery today following furneral services at the home and in St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. She was 36. Survivors are the husband, Dr. James J. McGarrell, a dentist; daughter, Joan McGarrell; James Patrick and Michael McGarmother, Mrs. Theresa Heer» man, and a brother, Paul Heerman.
MRS. CORNELIA HELM HARDER, lifelong resident of Indianapolis, was to be buried in Crown
funeral services at the home, 115 S. Emerson-av. She was a charter member of the Westminster Presbyterian Church. Survivors ‘are the husband, August; daughter, Dorothy Harder, and sons, Arthur and Ralph Harder.
and Mrs, Katherine Graves; brother, Allen .
following funeral services at 10
years, .was to be buried in Holy |
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Hill Cemetery today - following
STATE DEATHS
bi uit nd Roscoe Johnson; mother. * Mrs. America Johnson.
ier 50. Survivor: loketis. RISING SUN—Mrs. Margaret Bin ns a Tos Durbin: son, Willism Ricketts. - 5S SUHESTER Mrs. fiamry; C. urvivors: ‘Widower and Ch Charles ; daughters,
er, 83. alter,
and Mrs. Mrs. Hagan, 3 il widower, four sons and four daughters. SEYMOUR—Mrs. Ee a
~ sovin 3 G. Lonso, 74. SurEras Fans Survivors: Son,
garry Dest: ~dragniers, Mrs. Cc. C. ckson nd Olga Berg; s ol To tur SULLIVAN—William Mc onl vivors: Widow. Julia; daughters, Mrs. Daye Giles, Mrs. Hal Fred and Fayette McKinley TIPTON—Mrs. Laura Bei Ram: da oF hte "age Be Pi m; daughter, Mrs. Prances P. Winfield, 80. Survivors Sons. Chasis i slaw. Winfield; oister, Mrs. Clarence B *dauchter.
ore: Wiower, Thom Homes: sister, ’ Survivs. Su
h; Georg! zine: brother, Frank Downs WABASH—A. N. McCracken, ors: brother. Harty sister. reen; brother, H Mrs. ward Pursian, 72. Survivors: Pati Mrs. Bryan Martin; son, Paul M. Pursian; sisters, Mrs. Eva Baldwin, irs. James ifford, and Mrs. Frances furphy: brothers, Frank, Joseph, William and John Elward. WAYNETOWN — Mrs, Lottells Edwards, 81. Survivors: Widower, E. H. Edwards; foster daughter, Mrs. Susan Ramey.
STATE YOUTHS WIN 4-H HONOR
Decatur County Corn Gets Top Award in Special Exposition Show.
Times Special CHICAGO, Nov. 30.—Junior corn growers from Decatur County, Indiana, today held first place in a special show at the 4-H Club Congress in connection with the Inter-
national Live Stock Exposition here. |
The Decatur exhibitors were Willard Bainbridge, Roderick Tetrick, Paul Schroeder and Charles and David Shirk, all Greensburg High School pupils. Summit View, owned by Robert B. Rhoades, Indianapolis, won second place in the jumping horse class; Dafe Home, owned by Dr. P. O. Bonham, Indianapolis, was third; White Oak, Maple Stables, Indianapolis, was fourth. Purdue University was third in judging and Robert H. Parkinson, 21, Frankfort, Ind., Purdue student, placed third individually.
Other Winners Listed
Other Hoosier winners in various events included:
Elmer _L. Jolliff, Greensburg; Bonita House, Dayton; Anna Abraham Muncie; Mildred Turner, Yowell: Virginia Slater, Gaston; Kathleen Yerkes, Camden: MarNewcastie: Rosalind McCianaRaleigh Reed. Hope; William H. Curry, Tipton; Ralph Curry, Tipton; John E. Stioeberger, Delphi. Jean and Hal Clark, Clark’s Hill; Frederick Beichart, Lafayette; Marietta John: ast Vernon Hitcncock, Selma; Mildred Stinson, Evansville; Mildred Har er, Ligonier; Bernard Osterhoff, Lafayet e: Harold Tiner, Tipton: Robert O. Swaim, Marshall; Don ampton, Battleground: Howard M Miller, Oaktown, and Don Stafford,
2 Cards of Thanks
RUCKER—We wish to sincerely thank our friends, relatives, and neighbors for {ney kindness and sympathy during the illness and at the death of our Yeloved son and brother, ORVAL RUCKER. Especially do we thank the Rov. oO. Trinkle, singers, and Shirley Bros. also all fer the beautiful floral Y iribute Signed, MORTON RUCKER ® nd FAMILY,
3 Deaths—Funerals
Indianapolis Times, Monday, Nov. 30, 1936
BEERS—Mary Vernon, age 19, wife of Luke Beers, mother of Luke Beers Jr. daughter of Mrs. Perry Brickert, passed away Saturday. Nov. 28. Funeral Tuesday, Dec. 1, 1:30 p. m., at the SH Y
NBERAL HOME, 2002 W. Michigan-st. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park.
BLACKWELL—Nora T. beloved wire o of John J. Blackwell, mother of Thoma. Pacswell Mrs. John F. McCool For . John J. and Francis H, Black-
3, Cfuse, Jam Sexton, died Sunday at 1:15 a. m., i the residence, 5323 Washi ton-biva. Funeral Tuesday, Dec. 1, 8:3 at the Fesidense. Services at St. *Joan" of Arc Church at a. m. Friends invited.
Na ines San, *Ehuren: Burial Memorial Pare Cemetery. Friends invited. riends may call h Tr noon Siecday untii day. (Bedford [Ind.] papers please copy. Funeral under the diretuion of MOORE & KIRK.
GOSSETT—Martha Jane, age 85, mother of Mrs. Orie Blackwell, grandmother cf Mrs. Florence Bottoms and Mrs. Carrie Steffey, passed away Sunday. Friends 'ARLEY FUNERAL
oa cull es the W. Morris-st, this eve- " Pune oral and burial Wednesday
ou attSnoon at Bremen, Ky.
HINDEL—Carl J. Lp beloved husband cof Grace, father of C Betty, and and Edied Monday morning. Services Vodnes:
lay. 8:30, from his residence, 0th-st, 9 a. Holy Angels Church. YX.
m riends invited.
ears, beloved
ALKUS—Katherine, 74 . Slmann, oly)
mother, of Mrs. Minnie and ney, Malkus, Clevelan away a
pass: 2 A ay A a Quincy + rectashce of aug fer, cy-st. Tuesday, 2:30 p. m., at the G HERRMANN | ME, 1505 S. Eastst. Priends invited.. Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at the funeral home.
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RGMANN~— Herman, of 1 E. Kelly-st, BOROM. of Mrs. Willia: Rassmusinan, Mrs. William Bruce, Mrs, Minnie Bra rry. William and Charles Borger of Henry ov. 29. ends may ca FUNERAL SOME,
Br0spess st, any time after 4 LP. .-Monay. ces Wednesday, 2 p. Ma at the PR with burial in Washington Park, Friends invited.
RUSCHE—H. e 52 yea beloved husband of TH oie Hilsche ¥ and ath of Ha a and’ Joseph Rusche, passed
29, Mathis st, Cincinna £1, O. Rk m, Tu from the THO! ERAL HOME, Cincinnati, O. KAISER—William, age 82 years, beloved Pther of Clara an and
William L Baiser a Crist, passed away his residence, 732 G A tone ay Y adn a. m. Funeral at CHAD
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' 4-room bu a dike paw jnade and out; fied fon, Toen. TRsi02, A CAN
645 N. i
Extra good 3-bedroom honte; attractive bath ep lot: lot; piarage: small - mortgage; xchange for 4-bedrm . home, east or north, Shor only Ya appointment. = ‘Mr. Burgess. RI-9388. IR-61 :ICAN ESTATES CO., REALTORS. POR COLO:
RED—READY TO MOVE IN NE 2550—Attractive modern room bungalow, garage. A-1 condition; oy price: terms. LI-4369. WE have buyers for modern homes. List Tar ny erties with E. KIR| Real Iate—Rentals Insurance. 601-3 120 E. Marke
& Sale, Suburban ns
16 Miles from three paved roads. E
“barn, we Cis juctive liméstone O. P. FOREMAN.
SOUTH 90 large cities, house, lar acres, $17.50 acre. ' Attractive offer. -8071.
pt miles {; : hs near flew road es Irom mon en ea. 87, price 81 $175, Lerms. HARNESS & CLINE Ya N. Ala. LI-9220.
I i MAGGIE E. KUHL, Douglas, Qa. , Why south Georgia is on the m!
E SURE—Of your title. Demand an ab Brack A epared by Union Title Co., 155 E. et-st. Onion Title Bldg.
or BD — the ground. Tou, build od suit yourself; EA i "510 cash, $1.50 m Lookabill, 502 Fidel. Tr. RI-8767. ia. 2454,
49 Real Estate Exchange
GOOD property, thriving town, for equit 1ndiafiapolis propery. Inquire, . 966 x. ay-s
51 Real Estate Loans
USINESS, apartment and residential 102ns in all sections at the lowest Tales. . B. M’'KIBBEN, 115 N. Penn. RI-8727
52 Wanted Real Estate
BUYERS id PunSalows doubles or i tages J . G. M'CULLOUGH AGENC
CASH for 4-bedroom home or doyle, East oor North, under $4000. HE-1
57 Household Goods
| . “Fixture H King’ S Complete”
wil Equip To Your Entire Business Down Payment
$100 and up $150 and up Saad £ and up
Pool Room Complete Restaurant omplete ose.
avern ar Complete Li A A Remtal on Br Te1Tat S Southeastern DR. 3578
REBUILT SWEEPERS
$4.95
Guaranteed for 1 Year APEX, EUR!
HOOVER, AIRWAY
STEWART RADIO 136 N. PENN.
Carloads and Carloads
Of fine new Suties and. odd places to p {fads ure; - tore) "BAKER E BROS .. 219 E. Wash-st. - Or COVert: 79¢ y. ABLE RUG AND LINOLEUM CO. ' 2 East Was nRon. Oe or: DINING SUIIE. . adic’ wal, occ. Janie; cofcouch; ie ree hg ONROE, os E. 20th. REAL buys in an Maytags and other Nashers. CE ERVICE, 2439 Station (Brightwood). ING rm. als 9. os. gi Fuyie. *Pleocs. drm, S; O nove & “BEAUTIFUL, 2428 N. ae dian, FURNITURE—For pa of every escription. J. P. Gribben Furniture & Storage, 1501-3 [ey . Inut finis SINGER ewins ; machine, w wa. aw ish, i ARLOR. furnace, $15; 8suite, & 40’ N. Bla USED Te Pw runs . good. RADIO. SHOP, 539 W. Wash. = SALE—Parlor heater, large size, alPO new, cheap. 3718 Rockville-rd
58 Miscellaneous for Sale
CLAIMED FREIGHT STATION CORNER CAPITOLA AND SOUTH-ST. SPECIAL
Her SEF, pe
er dining room AC
' Suitcases and overni ht bag: $3.50; 3 large irunks, | to TK Has Toll-top, desk and c Hrs: child's k, $2.80 to 5%: chest of pty 3B to ws So and dressers, $10 and up,
REDUCTION on all ie rugs, oil, gas and gasoline ranges,” heating stoves, lamps and shades, excepting spe-
cials. CLEAN L/ LUMBER
ht room RCA
Shen >
eS
E We ONE DA DAY SALE
— OPEN TILL 9.
Largest Stock: Used Saxophones in State
E. Z. Payments
Violin Bows Guitar Strings, . Mandolin Strings, set.39c Banjo Strings, set...25¢ New Piccolo, in .case.$5.00 Saxophones ..$10.00 up
Drum and Banjo Heads rices es at
TRADE-INS
LORENZ SAX. SCHOOL
20 Pembroke Arcade LI-4800
RADIOS (50) good, must sell, $5 up: nts. © Se RDON RADIO, 2968 Cen-
ZENITH A Lug 9-tube, wo dition. (Pre-owned $14.50, 8. & Co. pt., 7
th floor. 32-OCTAVE Leedy xvlophone, just like jew. $75. C. as
erful conAyres
IN MUSIC CO. 211
RADIO—Phonograph com! cond. Sot over $200 new; nial, only A C RAD. $0 SHOP. CROSLEY—8-tube console radio; beautiful tone, very over n'a? in oS xTent andl. on; 8 real bargain at $9. T - sired. PAUL 2440 E. Washington.
61 Pets, Poultry. L. Stock
FOX TERRIER puppies for sale. 4175 W. Washingion- st.
64 Swaps
SHOTGUN — Double barrel rrr ry Genuine Fox Sterlingworth grade; cost $40.25. $25. 1101 Centennial. SWAP . 1£31 830 mn in late ’36 Ford Tudor driven 2 et Soe owner, 643 SMariin. ROB
GOOD used tires; od bl RTE used batteries: guaranteed. 856 Massachusetts. LI-0856.
WILL EXCHANGE painting and paperhen ing for used car or small truck. ONS. LI-8001.
a BOY'S BALLOON TIRE BICYCLE, good condition. 803 E. 63d-st. WA-1133
ABINET radio, beautiful new style; $10 cash. 1420 E. 10th-s
65 Wanted to Buy ¥1We Buy and Buiings All Kinds
Highest prices pase, Phose for representave.
CLEVELAND WRECKING CO.
1320 Kentucky-av. LI-1568.
We Pay Highest Prices
old gold, watches, dental bridges. 308 Indi
etc. SACKS BROS. hone RI-5094
Old Woolen rags 6c Ib.
We Duy metal of all kinds. BO
WEST END CO. 534 W. Pearl-st. LI-8085. WE PAY FOR MIRED IRON .. ...cocceeee $0 NEP TUNE BA ay se EACH
130 8. CALIFORNIA. ST. * RI-5150. 66 Furniture Buyers
D ss a
Ll. 9271
We vor d EXCHANGE ra CO.. sor &. Wa
CALL RI-0469 For auy furniture,
ue, 8, stoves or clothing you have for sale. C answered promptly.
BUY whole house oss odd 1 Siece of fun. pianos, etc. MR. ELEY. HU-7274.
NEED 4 rooms furniture Saal: Call Mr. Rudy at RI-6238
67 Cash Coal Mart
Prompt Deliveries 3425 3395 *6.50 *6.00
Indiana
J] Golden Flame, 6x4, forked
Indiana
Golden Flame, 3x2, forked.........s
West Viginis
Tip Top, big lump, op Top ig p,
West Virginia Tip Top, 6x4, forked Pioneer Is. 375, Big + P No. a Lp, 3 7 Brazil Brock, Re oh 4 forked, $5.25
West Vir, irginia, nut and slack....$3.50 , Egg or Nut, $3.60; Pea.....$7.10
FREDRICK COAL se
Bot DR-1793
_ Marion Material Co. So TE Sn Beffman's.
We Mass.-av. E30 E. Wash [x wide ofi-grade sheathing, 2.5 a
= %)|$6.00
Guaranteed Quality at a Price ||,
WONDER $ 4.5
heh $3.95 $5.25,
a 3x3
Brazil Block Big Block, Forked
WEST VIRGINIA
6x4, Forked, Clean.
$6.50 Yost Viegida
NETL CoN
DR4252 Eves, DR-3662
‘Nut and
"GOOD COAL Guaranteed $ ENOS
—— (Big Lump Yorked)
Genuine Island Creek
since Sold ly by
IEE Heller Coal Co.
DR. 1540 DR. 1541
Est. 1899; 37 years of square dealing.
Good Coal, No Extra Cost
oy oh 32, 33.95 Goan torked ore $4.25
‘White Ash, big lump, clean fkd. oes rsd. 15 (White Ash Best Ind. No. 5)
Big Brazil Block. 0. $4.75 Nip, clean torked..36.50 west Virginia Ect, $6.00 Bsn ores, $6.75 Talend Creek ed....$8.25
ory Good, mine run.$0.29
High Grade nut and slack....$3.10 WE DELIVER 3 ‘TONS.
Bluff Road Coal or.s11
$3: .95 $4.28 6 gets 3620
MODEL COAL CO.
DR. 2222 DR. 2222
SATISFACTION: GUARANTEED
Golden Flame Clean Forked
Indiana Sx
Golden Flam Clean Forked, 3x2 asked: asses $3. 95
Tip Top West $ 34:0
Virginia Ly avant $6.50
6x4 Forked Tip Top West Virginia $7.75 est vi aia. ser, esssedensssese $3. 50
Big Lump, Forke cores Citizens Coke, egg or Nut.c..cccive...$8.60
GOLDEN FLAME
(3x2 3 FOREED) Indiana Clean Forked 6x4
TIP TOP
West Va. 6x4 Clean Forked
TIP TOP,
West Va.
Y4eenae
Genuine Pesala Red | Ash Big Lump .._... cereapossecene
Yo DR. 2401 OFF THE CAR
Indiana $ 3s 95
White Ash % ton $2.25 White Ash $ 25 Ind. No. 5 6x4 clean forked West $ Virginia Clean forked 8x3
STAR COAL CO.
OR. 2400
Coal—Coke—Kindling Linton, 3x2, cl. kd. ....$3 95. Linton, 4x6, cl. fkd. | oee.$4.25 Linton, big Ip., fkd. ....$4.75 Brazil, big blk. fkd. .....$5.25 Best W. Va., Ip. fkd. ....$6.50 W. Va. egg, cin. fkd. ....$56.00
BEST COAL OBTAINABLE
on, Ind., good flesn forked coal Pioneer Isisng C Creek 1 Jotked. Coke, pea, $7.10; egg fl 3 ne
Ouan ks LGmD
DR-4621 up AR gu to visit our ard sna
55325 1239 290 Hip
mi Coal Co... -
West Va.
Brazil Block
Whi og Ash
$ (342
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