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Bowling Leagues Respond

To Red Cross Flood Relief | Through Cash Contributions

Donations of Local Pinmen Expected to Reach $2000: A. B. C. Officials Forward $1000 to Aid Ohio Valley Refugees.

By BERNARD HARMON

Indianapolis bowlers are responding to tl tions for flood sufferers, and today nearly &

various loops of the city.

The national headquarters of the®-

American Bowling Congress has also fallen in line and has forwarded a check for $1000 to Red Cross headquarters in Washington. Secretary Elmer Baumgarten of the A. B. C contacted all officers and executive board members of the organizauon, who immediately approved of the subscription taken out of the Congress funds. Local leagues reported as donors to the fund are: Transportauon, Reformed Church, Patrick Henry Beer, Inter-Club, Indianapolis, Tues - day Night Ladies, Pennsylvama Recreation, Indiana Recreation, Kiwanis Club, Rotary Club, Indiana Bell Telephone. Industrial, Fountain Square Merchants, St. Catherine, Parkway Recreal ion No. 1, Parkway Recreation No. John Koch Furniture, Uptown Recreation St. Joan of Are, Community, Intermediate Holy Cross, Wheeler Lunch, Auto Transportation, Citv Hall, Post Office, P. R. Mallory, Public Service of Indiana, Lions Club, Indianapolis Automotive, Ladies Yocial, Elks Ciub., Automotive, St. Philip No. 1, St. Philip No. 2 and Knights of Columbus, It is expected that many of the circuits rolling tonight and those who failed to hear Neil King's messege asking the bowlers’ aid earlier in the week will respond in their next sessions. Mr. King stated last night that he expected the bowler's contribution to reach the $2000 mark

“Bowlers” Roundup” Tomorrow

Saturday midnight is the deadline for City Tournament entries and Norman Hamilton, secretary of the event, has announced that entries

will positively be rejected if received |

after that time. He will be on duty at the Pennsvivania Alleys tonight and tomorrow and teams

the annual the Athe-

tact him there or at “Bowlers’ Roundup” at naeum tomorrow night. The Athenaeum affair is being given for bowlers by the City Bowiing Association and all members ave requested to be present. There will be entertainment and refreshmenis will be served. The event is free of charge and no collections or donations are to be solicited. It will be a get-acquainted affair and a full house is expected. Leagues in action last night enjoyed one of their heaviest scoring sessions of the season. Jack Hunt set the pace among the soloists, while Rolles Printing tacked up the top team total. Both high scores were rolled in the Printcraft League matches at the Pritchett Alleys. Hunt Near 700 Mark Hunt, rolling in the anchor position for the Rolles quintet. missed the 700 mark by one pin, when he tossed games of 194, 226 and 279. His top series was supported by Al Bottin's 649, Eddie Hornberger's 631 and Butch Zix's 623, giving the team games of 952, 1001 and 1123 for a 3076. The three-game total and the 1123 game were season records in the circuit. The team won thiee games over Rapid Rollers, who had Eddie Ten Eyck with 640 as its leading scorer. Harry Gresham with 663. Fehr with 634, Harold Deal 614, Norval Ward with 607 Reynolds with 605 were honor shooters in other matches of the session, in which Cornelius Printing and Advance Electrotvpe nabbed shutouts and Bingham Rollers won two games. A pair of heavy tetals emerged from the Parkway Recreation gathering at the Parkway Alleys. Harry Kollinger flanked a 276 with games of 211 and 188 for a 675 and Charley Roberts welded counts of 223, 207 and 240 into a 670. Other 600 shooters were Sam Lovick with 629 and Freddie Shaw with 601. Argus Jr. Connects A 675 series was also good for solo honors and a season record in the Intermediate League session at the Uptown. Joe Argus Jr, connected for games of 183, 244 and 248 to reach the record series. Otie Boston and Cecil Richard also entered the 600 class, the former with a 630 and Richard with a 607. Al Schonecker again outscored rivals of the Optical League, in session at the Illinois, but his supremacy was threatened by Ralph White. Schonecker turned in a consistent series of 222, 225 and 221 for a 668. while White tossed a 258 middle game that boosted him to a 652. Olaf Rutledge hit the 600 on the nose for the loops honor series. Dutch Masters Post 3001

Bob Hughes turned in the top solo series of the Universal League, but the heavy bombardment went for naught as his Russet Cafeteria bowed three times to Dutch Masters Cigars, who totaled 3001 in their trio of games. Hughes used games of 217, 235 and 215 for a 667. The Masters, with Pete Ernst at 627, Larry Langbein at 620, Dick Nordholt at 610 and Joe Rea at 605. posted games of 991, 1055 for its big series. Other individuals registering high totals were Gib Smith with 641, Bob

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441 and scoring honors of the Pub- | lic Service Co. of Indiana's session | at the Central Alleys. George Schmalz outscored rivals of the E.| C. Atkins circuit, rolling at the Pennsvivania Alleys, with a 630 and | Sam Badders collected a 629 to top | soloists of the Real Silk Mixed at Pritchett’s. | A trio of 600s were posted by | American Central Life Insurance | pastimers in their matches at the Alleys. Larry Bradley | paced the trio with 618, Bob Wil- | moth had 606 and Hap Powers 600. Six hundred eighteens were also | good for the top position in the Elks gathering at the Antlers and | the St. Philip No. 2 session at the | St. Philip Alleys. Goldman was the | leading shooter of the Elks and Ed

{ Barnhorst topped rivals in the St. |

Philip loop. Moore's 609 in the L. S. Ayres & Co. League and Horan's 603 in the East Side Social completed the 600 | list of the evening. The Ayres’ | leaguers were in action at Prit- | chett’'s and the East Siders faced the maples at the Central. | A quartet of league leaders were | a few pins short of topping the 600 mark, Henderson collecting a 595 in the Link Belt session at the Pennsylvania; Braun totaling 596 in | the St. Catherine at the Fountain | Square, Templin outscoring Alpha | rivals at the Fountain with a 595 and Maschmeier finishing first in the Fletcher Trust at the Penn- | sylvania with 594. Leaders of other leagues were: Diamond Chain (Pritchett’s) Vossen, 582; P. R. Mallory (Illinois) | Belleville, 581; Industrial (Indiana) Coleman, 579; John Koch Furniture (Parkway) J. Burello, 574; Hornaday Milk (Illinois) Bozic, 539 and P. R. Mallory (Central) Rearick, 331.

Patty § Shows Skill In Reaching Finals

By United Press PUNTA GORDA, Fla, Jan. 29 — | Patty Berg matched her aggressive golf against the stylish game of Katherine Hemphill, Columbia, S. C., today for the Helen Hicks Golf Trophy in the Charlotte Harbor Crampionship of Champions. | A 40-foot putt from the edge of the green gave the Minneapolis girl a 20th-hole victory over Jane Cothran of Greenville, S. C., in the semifinals after being two down at the 13th hole. Top favorite to retain the title she won last vear from Maureen Orcutt Crews of Miami, Patty had | to call on all her golfing skill to defeat her long-driving South Carolina opponent. The Minneapolis | golfing flame was up only once dur- | ing the 20-hole match—at the fifth hole, where she went into the lead with a birdie. Square at the turn, 10th and 13th. | Patty took the 14th and the 17th | to square the match, halved the next two, and then made her sen- | sational putt to win. i In the other semifinal match Miss Hemphill eliminated Jean Bauer, New York § State champion, 5 3 and 3.

she lost the |

Wardrobe Fire Leaves Max Sad

I nited Press SACRAMENTO. Cal, Jan. 29.— Max Baer, former heavyweight champion, today went on a shopping tour to replace the 100-suit wardrobe destroyed last night when | fire swept the home of Ancil Hoflman, his manager. The showplace of the Citrus Heights district was destroved at a | loss of $40,000. Volunteer firemen handicapped by lack of water, were urable to control the fire which Hoffman believed was of incendiary origin. Baer and Hoffman were able to save a piano and a few pieces of furniture. The former champion was able to save only two polo | shirts, He said he lost 100 suits, a | $2100 fur coat he purchased for his wife, and a new automobile.

SCHAEFER LEADING

IN CUE CHAMPIONSHIP

Sv United Press CHICAGO, Jan. 29.—Jake Schaefer of Chicago held a 1500 to 1178point lead over Willie Hoppe of New York as they began play in! the seventh block of their battle for the world's 28.2 balkline billiard title. They will play 10 blocks. | Hoppe won yesterday afternoon's | fifth block, 272-250, while Schaefer

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1 BOY —Erahk M., age 57 vears, Thurs9 p. m. Son of Mrs. Margaret pA brother of Edward, Theod Fred, Ernest and Joseph Adolay Mrs. William Ittenbach. Funeral the late home,

929 8S. Monday, a. mM. Church, 9 Cemetery. St. Francis Aid Society yi Knights of Columbus. Members of K. of C. will meet at the home, 8 p. m. Sunday for praver. Friends may call any time after noon Saturday. LAUCK FUNERAL SERVICE.

BODEMER-—Jacob. beloved husband of Lue Bodemer, father of Mrs. Charles Duvall, Mrs. Arnold Robards, James, Herman, Louise and Evelyn Bodemer, died at his Dome i Cumberland, Funeral Saturdav, KIRBY MORTUARY. Burial Memorial Park. Friends invited.

BONSIB—Ray Myron, entered into rest Wednesday at Muscatine, Ia. age 51 years, husband of Suzanne Bonsib, father of Myron Roy Bonsib, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Bonsib, brother of Rov S. Bonsib. Funeral Saturday. 3 Dp. ar 642 N. Dearborn Be: rer may call at above address aft Saturday HARRY W. MOOR F FUNERAL PARLOR in charge.

CLANCY —Leslie

eodore, and from

D.. husband of Edith.

father of SOBR and Jeanne, passed away |

Thursday_a. Funeral at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MOR TUA . Saturdav. 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the Mortuary.

CURLEE—Caroline, daughter of Mrs. Althe Curlee and sister of Marguerite Oxley and William Curlee. passed on Thursday ¥ Services Saturday. 2 p. m. at V. MONTGOMERY FUNER- | . 1622 N. Meridian St. ment Crown Hill. Friends may call at funeral home any time after 7 p. m Friday

EARHART Floyd 8S. husband of Nellie, Mrs. Mary Margaret Lee, passed away at St. Vincent’'s Hospital Friday Worhing, Jan, 29. Funeral notice later. For further ip forination call FEENEY & FEENEY. 6050.

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EHLERT Albert, of Los Angeles, Cal. brother of Ferdinand, of Detroit, Mich.; | Herman, of Toppenush, Wash.: Ernest, of Indianapolis; uncle of Kurt F. Ehlert, of Indianapolis, passed away Saturday. an. 23, age Py Funeral services Saturday, the MAX HERR LICH & Sok FONERAL HCME, New Palestine, Ind. Interment New Palestine Cenelery. Friends may call from Friday

noon on A | DER— Dan W. (Danny), beloved son of iy Mollie Rider, father of dith, brother of Mrs. Lula Row of WinstonSalem, N. C.;: Albert A. Elder, Mrs. Anna | Orr, Mrs. Josephine Ennis, Mrs. Bessie Mever, Mrs. Cora Hopkins and Carl C. Elder of Indianapolis, passed away at his residence, 709 E. St. Clair St.. Thursday afternoon. Friends may call at the above address after 8 p. m., Friday. Services at St. Joseph's Church Monday, 9 a. m Burial Crown Hill Cemetery,

FELSKE—Gustavy R., beloved husband of Amelie Felske (mee Engelke) and brother | of Mrs. Minnie Scheter, Mrs. William Peterson, Paul and Max . . Felske, passed away at the residence, 338 Parkway Ave... Thursday morning, Jan. 28 Funeral services will be held at residence Saturday afternoon, Jan. 30 at 2 o'clock, Burial Crown Hill Cemeterv. Friends are welcome, PFrionds may call at the residence, WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS,

beloved mother of Mrs George J. Steinmetz, Indianapolis; William M. and John F. Lane, Detroit. died at the home of Mrs. Steinmetz, 115 E. | 40th St., Thursday. Funeral and burial, Detroit, (Detroit papers please copy.) KIRBY

LAUHER—Permelia J... entered into rest Wednesdav, age 83 vears: mother of Miss Lillie M. Lauher, of Indianapolis. Mrs. J. Wright. Driscoll, N. D.: S. A. Lauher, Kansas. 11. Funeral Saturday. 2 p. m.. at residencé, 3915 E. 11th St. Burial Kansas, Ili. HARRY W. MOORE FUNERAL PARLOR in charge.

LONGMIRE James of Georgella and

W.. beloved husband son of Mrs. Lucinda Longmire. brother of Etta, Horace and Georze Longmire. and Mrs. Lillie Kerr, Hammond, Ind.. Thursday morning. Funeral at the home of his mother, 109 8S Elder, Saturday, 1:30 m. Friends invited. Burial Clayton. Piva. Friends mav call at the above residence after 2 p. m. Friday. SHIRLEY SERVICE.

L., beloved husband of Catherine Noon. died Friday, Funeral notice jater, KIRBY.

RAMSEY —James H., father of Mrs. Louise Ramsev Teverbaugh. and grandfather of Barbara Jean Teverbaugh, passed awav Wednesday. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Saturdav. 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the Mortuary Friday.

entered Into rest Wednesday, age 51 years, wife of John Root. mother of Mrs. Merle Ford, Mrs. Heidenreich, Mrs. Gladys Miller, Hedrick, Annis. John and Ralph daughter of Mary Hedrick, sister Howard, Carrie and Viola Hedrick and Mary Ravencraft; she is also survived by six grandchildren. Funeral Saturday. 10 a. m,, Emmanuel Baptist Church, Wood- | lawn. and Laurel Sts. Carter home, Bedford, Ind.. p. m. Friends mav call at HARRY w. MOORE FUNERAL PARLOR until hour of service.

SMITH -Flovd V.. beloved husband of Martha Lutz Smith, father of Flovd. | Jackie, Jerrv and son of Mrs Maude Heck Smith. brother of Woodrow, Georg: Smith Mrs. Leona Shields Madge Harvey and Mrs. arie Branham. departed this ite edness a 3 Funeral Saturav an at the OORE & 1 NORTHEAST FUNERAL Oo KiSae Station St.., at 10 a. m. Burial son Cemetary. Friends invited. Fri iend« may call at residence of mother. 2406 Sherman Drive, until hour of funeral. |

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USED LUMBER, of all nails; per foot

cleaned as low as,

STEEL FACTORY SASH, glazed, with ventilators. As low as..

“310

side Pk. on Ewing St., $3200. WA-2975. BRIDGES & GRAVES. 243 N. Del. RI-1477

WE have buyers {or moaern homes, List your properties with E. KIRK McKINNEY CO., INC. RI-2800. Real Estate—Rentals Insurance. 601-3 129 E. Market-st. $500 CASH—Balance monthly: owner sacrificing: four-bedroom: steam- heated: double garage: near school. WA-464

AVE., 3600- Jeroen $2000. RI-701

States Army.

| VACANCIES exist in United Federal

Avply Army Recruiting Office, Bldg.

FOR RESULTS—The Ti Times

Women Wanted

A MOST yasvay OPPORTUNITY for lady aged 28 45; no investment 1equired; no A necessary, job with sure pay: hours 9 to 4; day Saturday. Apply Monday, 9 to 11:30 a. m. only. Claypool Hotel. Ask for MRS. SHAW. WHITE—Reliable, part time housework. Exchange for part rent: 5 rooms, bath; water paid; good, gSonsition. 16072 Belle: fontaine. RI-T7 26 YOUNG GIRL, 1 “with housework, stay nights, Catholic preferred. 1223 N. New Jersey. : | LADY, white, | rood home; wages. ian Park.) WANTED—PFirst class beauty Salary and 507, commission. Ave. GIRL. 20-30 vears, do housework, stay nights. Steady job. Apply 1205 Cottage.

mes _ RI- "I -

SER

Lot 60x320.

25 title. Demand an ab-

Union Title Co., 155 Union Title Bldg

stract prepared by E. Market St.

Sale Suburban, Farms

assist housework: children; 3847 Spann.

NEW 2 soem semi- -modern cottage: $850: $350 down, ‘ WIL HELM. TR-4297.

gar bal.

operator, 622 Mass.

Sale Business Property ~~ 27

GROCERY and meat market, complete Modern living quarters of 5 rooms Can lease building cheap Must sell on ac count of other business R E. CAIN. LI-0454.

UNITY CHRISTIAN Church Center, Inc. 28 for experienced men and women by day or week. LI-3167. 1144 N. GOOD 4 bedroom modern home in Irving. ton, north of Wash. St., exchange for bungalow or suburban Mr urgess. RI-0388. AMERICAN ESTATES CO

Real Estate Exchange

| Schools, Instruction

ENTER Feb. 1. sons definitely prepared sirable, promising positions as raphers, secretaries, bhookkeepers

IR-6102 REALTORS

Wanted Real Estate 29

WILL BUY smal 2120 Have $100 Saal 300 Ww York St

to accept destenog-

accountants, Day and evening courses. Central Business College, Architects and | Builders Bldg. LI-8337. | COM PLETE BEAUTY COURSE, now _ $50, Royal Beauty Acad., 401 R Roosevelt B Bldg.

| 6) Apartments, Unfurn. 16,

$700 to 2007 WW,

hou se, pay ment.

Apartments, Unfurn.

UNIFORM APARTMENT RULES

All tenants must sign rental contracts providing for thirty davs’ written notice of intention to vacate except in cases of written leases,

All rents are payable monthly in advance. If rent is not paid when due, immediate possession will be expected. A deposit of at least $1.00 on keys tenant,

is required from each

Dogs and cats are not permitted in building.

Agents or owners can not be held responsible for damage, loss or theft of tenants’ property in apartments, lockers or laundry.

Radios are not to be used before 7:30 a. m., or after 11:00 p. m,, and unnecessary noise will not be countenanced at any time,

In apartments where limited electric current is furnished tenants, the limit will not exceed the amount specified in cone tract, and the tenant will be billed for any excess consumption,

Tenants will be responsible for any broken or damaged furniture or fixtures and nails must not be driven in woodwork or walls without written permission.

Tenants are not permitted to install or remove fixtures at any time without written consent of agent,

Tenants are not permitted to use brushes, brooms, ete., for purpose of cleaning wall paper, or to do any painting or decorating without written consent of agent,

Tenants are required to protect floors by using rugs or runners and to wax floors when needed.

Any leakage of water in plumbing fixtures, etc., must be reported at once to agent.

All garbage or refuse must be wrapped in paper and placed in incinerator. Sweepings, etc., must not be left in public halls,

Children are forbidden to leave bicycles, in halls or lobbies,

The above rules are for the benefit of the tenant as well as the landlord and strict adherence to same will eliminate misunderstandings.

APARTMENT OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION

1937 Indianapolis, Indiana

TIMES RENTAL DIRECTORY

Houses—Walking Distance DESCRIPTION |

ete.,

29,

January

RENT

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ADDRESS |

“The Millikan 408 E. Mich,

| SIZE |

Modern apartment: conveni- | ent to town; electric refrigeration and utilities furnished. Security Trust Co. 130 E. Market. RI-6571.

$30

In-a-door bed: stove, ice box and all utilities _ furnished. | LI-7361. 44 Virginia Ave.

314 E. St. Clie} 2 $22.50

Apartments—South DESCRIPTION

ADDRESS | SIZE |

furnished; ! |

Heat and water | convenient to town. SECURITY TRUST CO | 130 E. Wash. RI-65%1

856 S. Meridian | 3

A partments—E ast

| Mode m

Wash., E.. 2008 |

APT. 1 |

5 Rooms W. Oh! Apartments for C olored ~ SIZE | DESCRIPTION Heat, light, gas and | water furnished. See | custodian, Apt. 12. M. E. MOLLOY, CH. 2777

Unfurnished Apartments ADDRESS | DESCRIPTION

J. R. WELCH & SONS

23 W. Ohio BESS LI-3423

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ADDRESS |

Jackson Court 1222 Cornell

SIZE | | RENT

all outrenovated; A bar-

| Including utilities; Bedroom | side rooms: newly Apartment electric refrigeration. gain. |

Houses—North DESCRIPTION

Le Grande Apts.

1453 E. Le Grande Ave.

$30

RENT $12

$25

ADDRESS 28th, W., 970 318 E 28th

SIZE | ee

Semi-Modern. WELCH & SONS

J. LI. 3423. |

nw,

R Ohio r Modern. J. R. WELCH & SONS. 27 W. Ohio. LI. 3423 |

Houses—South DESCRIPTION | RENT Semi-Modern. &

i. R WELCH & SONS. | f15.00

Rooms |

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ADDRESS | 1747 Olive

SIZE |

| Rooms |x W. Ohio.

(Christ-

Work Wanted by Women 35

Missouri St. | Active demand for per-

and |

RADIATORS, guaranteed,

As low as, per ft, .

NEW 8x38 FLUE LINING, 2-ft. length, only

DOORS, USED, ass't,

per

sizes

SASH, USED, all kinds, all sizes, as low «s..

NEW SASH, all open, low as

sizes,

_39c

Thousands of Other

1 Sq. From Union Stock Yards

320 KENTUCKY AVE,

SLATE SURFACE ROOFING $1 39 special lot, per roll vy:

ROOF COATING, best quality, 3%¢ in 5- al. cans, per gal. NEW 15.IN. INSULATION BOARD, sizes 4x6 to 4x10; per 100 sq. ft. NEW VITREOUS CHINA TOILET combinations Toilet Seats, $1. 45 USED VAULT DOOR; excellent $25 condition; only ‘

$4.25 $11.95

Items too Numerous to Mention

Sa 8 RN Q AS NS ~ SIR

NES X N Nd A it

RC Ry x 5 RAR

Phone Llncoln 1568

INDIANAPOLIS

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Orig.

| | Price

Open Till 9 P. M.

IDEAL WASHER CO, 208 N. Delaware Near Ohio—Open Till 9

PRICE SLASHING SALE Hotpoint Model a 5

General Electric Co.

IDEAL ELECTRIC CO. 1 208 N. Delaware—Near Ohio

1936 Floor Samples

Brand New Made and Guaranteed by

a All Steel ® Silent ® Guaranteed ® Low Cost ® Beautiful ® White

Open Till SP. M.

$149 s0

Tomorrow

Trade Down, lus Carrving

Refrigerator Chargs

Come in, select from our thousands of real bargains.

SAVE FROM 50 TO 759% ON THE DOLLAR.

Large Mickey Mouse Waste Baskets

10c

LARGE TOILET BRUSHES

10c

Large Assortment

Tool Boxes 19¢ up

434 W. WAS

Other Items Too Numerous to Mention Visit Our Store and Compare Values Offered

Indianapolis

UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STORE

HINGTON ST.

| | | | |

Business I 37

Household Goods

| GARAGE for sale or rent. | ness. 152 N. Delaware. LI-6

POOLROOM, small restaurant: i sell | because of other business. 233 N. Noble.

| ‘Farm and Garden 43

| 300 POUNDS inspected god beef Shuck | 10-1b. mounts, 10 cents 1b. STONE. | WA-3021-3 _ Northwestern _to_8: 62a.

Miscellaneous for Sale

. out

aoirr busi=- |

S-A-L-E of all 1936 Model Electric REFRIGERATORS

Brand New and a Few Repossessed 5-6-7- cu. ft, Models at

BARGAIN PRICES VONNEGUTS

120 E. Wash,

“Fixture S House

ing Complete”

will Equip Your Entire Business Low Down Payment

Ponl Room $100 and up

| Compiete. as | Restaurant = { Complete ... 5150 and up Tagern, $200 an and up | Complete Line 0 Ro China A Rental for Every Bo rpose KING'S INDIANA BILLIARD CO,

1617-31 Southeastern DR. 3578

| | | |

UN CLAIMED F REIGIT STATION

SPECIAL—One large hand paper bailer, $17.50. Wood burning heating stoves, $4.50 each. One large kitchen range, $52. Cabinet type coal heaters, $20 to $28 each. Extra heavy 30-gallon range boilers, $5 each, Galvanized wash tubs 50c to $1 each. Garbage and ash cans $1.75 to $3.50 each. Willow clothes baskets 50c to $1 each.

CORNER CAPITOL AVE. and SOUTH STREET

CLEAN LUMBER

NEW AND USED Marion Material Co.

Wrecking Contractors, 2046 Northwestern Bicycles ShotEUNS emma $10 > Shells Tomy Repa! We rent shotguns Hoffman's. 551 Mass. Ave. 205 E. Wash. COMBINATION woodworker. with bandsaw, saw-table and pointer: also thickness planer: very attractive prices, 339 N. De Quincy. IR- 6958. NEW ax wide off-grade sheathing, $2.80 hun MILTON POPULATION WRECKING CO. 310 S. Delaware St. _____ LI-6270. HEAVYWEIGHT roofing. § INTERSTATE LUMBER Dr. at Mass. CH-6400. letter heads,

BUSINESS cards, highest quality, lowest prices. 33 Virginia.

$1.60 per roll. CO.. Sherman

envelopes; DUNLAP,

bakery equipment;

RE fixtures; speSTO buv-sell 419 E. Ohio

cial el equipment: v-sell. E. Ohio RUSH jobs make us smile. HENDREN PRINTING. ~ 685 Century Bldg. RI-8533. NOKOL oil burner; commercial size; com- _ Dlete with 300-gal. tank: $35. LI- 7828. Swaps 51

$50. MY EQUITY in a 1936 Ford de luxe Hee Radio and heater equipped. RI18

$1-$10 for old burned out discarded Hoover sweepers. any condition. RI-6877.

§295 BUYS '29 Whippet 6 coach. BR Shor Ww. New York St

GOOD used tires, all sizes, reasonable; used batteries; _guaranteed. 856 Mass. LI-0856.

Household Goods a 52

SINGER ELECTRIC |

GLa Round Bobbin, $9 50 Cash. INGER CO. 6 W. Wash.

an gas stove, cet style; inthermostat and control;

Runs

pb Pp sutsted:”

$90—Rug, bhroadloom, RI-1720.

9x12; taupe

English Sacrifice, 26

chentilles, $30. E. 14th.

descripE &

FURNITURE For of every ti FURNITUR

on. STORAGE. 1501-3 Madison Ave

~ SINGER ELECTRIC

Console, Repossessed, Small, Bal., Terms, SINGER CO 26 \ W. Wash,

LINOLEUM — Lowest “prices. Samples brought to your hom Free estimates, RI- 0624. RELIABLE. ‘RUG AND LINOLEUM CO., 203 E. Washington. CHILD'S crib, da-beds, breakfast sets, dine ing (Shises ant gas stoves, gas range, MEL'S, 2 44 N . Ill. Open until 8 p. m.

DAVENPORT, $20; gas stove, $10; buffet

mirror, $4. 4250 Graceland. WA-3096- w.

6 ROOMS of furniture for sale cheap by _ owner. 1111 Laurel. DR-3931 TRUMPET—Good condition. Veiy 7 reasons __ able. 925 Woodlawn Ave. DR-6341-M. 3-PC. suite,

sale,

living room suite. $35. 8-pc._ dining $35. MONROE 703 E. 20th Best “Results—Lowest Cost, _The Times. RI-5551

era

Radios Musical Needs 53

RADIO CLEARANCE SALE

50 to choose from R. C. A, Philco, Zenith, Crosley, ' Fada, Majestic Pick out a set and make an offer. Must be sold this week,

WAREHOUSE SALES

11 N. . New Jersey

ALL KINDS OF USED INSTRUMENTS B. Z. PAY

6 ft. for

Lessons included

INDIANA Music’

FREE CALL to 021g ™ LANE,

20 Pembroke Arcade Save at our 2nd fi. PIANO STORE. Chickering Grand. Suitable To5 home yh iON MeGSiG Cc © 229 N. Penn Oo Floor, T §]0Q.50 Lo "130 E. Ohio St, LI-4088.

OR price on repairin 2828 E. 10th St. CHe

REMNANT SALE—Less than 12 1936 Fairbanks-Morse 6-tube, $34.95. I 8. AY. 1th floor BARITONE | has carry 118% N. Philco “table model; A-1 cond, __ ADVANCE, 328 WwW. Washington $9.95

PHILCO table model; AADVAN 1 cond. St. ..$9.9%

2 price, new all-wave, RES & CO. Radio Dept.,

horn: wonderful condition; ing case; $40 cash. MR . PYLE,

CE, 328° W. Wash,

EDDY RADIO SERVICE— : work. Reas. 725 Ft. Ce res Shins Quality $875 75 MAJESTIC console ADVA STEWART-WARNER all-wave. I, B. $16.95

Majestic Console, reconditioned ¢ ANCE. 328 W. Wash. St.’ Re _ $1 wk. ADVANCE RADIOS, "28 W. _ Wash.

up,

ADVANCE, 328 Ww. _Washington CLOSING out 25 used pianos: Luthmers-Kegg Piano Cob. 235 N Fen. nn.

Wanted to Buy We Buy Buidines All Kinds

Highest ly paid, [one for representa=

CLEVELAND WRECKING CO.

1320 Kentucky cky Ave. LI- 1568,

We Pay Highest Prices

For old gold. watches, dental bridges jewelry. etc. SACKS BROS. \ Ave. Phone RI-5594 OS. 308 Indiana

ERY. WE PAY FOR STOVE PLATE & FURN. cast & E MILLER CO. 130 8. CALIFORNIA ST

NET TON Net Ton

RI-5150,