Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1937 — Page 22

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DODGERS WORK WITH BEARD

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Percy Trains

Team in Art Of Footwork

No Starting Pistol Allowed However and Boys Get Used to Handciaps.

By DANIEL Times Special Writer ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, 18. It was in Washington that John Anderson years ago invented | the quaint conceit of stealing second with the bases full. How the |

Gehrig Signs Up for $36,000

March |

imaginative John ever managed to |

elude Brooklyn has fathomed. Brooklyn appears to hold all the |

other records for the bizarre,

never

leagues. Now comes another for distinction extraordinary. leigh Grimes, operating on a plat{form designed to remove from the Dodgers the moniker ot Boys, has engaged Percy track coach of the University

Beard, of

Tlorida, to teach the doughty Dodg- |

ers how to run. A visit to the

been |

Daffiness |

Brooklyn camp at

Clearwater revealed a startling pic- |

ture, Lined in were tha the

So00N

up

coach was trying principles of the quick start, as Beard had developed

As his

front of Beard | 18 Devilish Dodgers in whom | to innoculate |

thesis Grimes mounted the rostrum |

and showed the boys how it should be done. There no department of baseball, from bat boning to badgering umpires, in which this man Grimes is not letter porfect, The of Beard is that Dodgers finished because so many

18

last as low of their

season as seventh runners

really |

theory behind the enlistment | the |

were nipped at the plate, trying to!

dash in on long flies. As the Dodgers won only 67 games and a mere 84 landed the Pirates in the first | division, you can see, without the | aid of an adding machine, that if | the Brooklyns had scored, let us say, 100 more runs, there would have been quite a to do in Flatbush, Theorizing Difficult Of course, all this theorizing be-

comes terribly complicated when you |

consult the records

and discover |

RS

the | curious and the goofy in the major | bid | Bur- |

Pyy PETERSBU RG, Fla., March a holdout, today agree Gehrig came to terms over McCarthy, Yankee manager. He was given a bonus of $750 according to McCarthy, was against greeny to

By United

first

contract

a

the He had been holding out for $50,000.

was that Col,

perience who turned out R | first call are George | Karns and Tommy | men; | hurdlers; | Grebe and Millard Dobbs, distance | men;

| putters,

Five Lettermen Return at Tech

Forty-eight thinly candidates, including five returning lettermen, have responded to Coach Paul E. Myers’ first call for trackmen at Technical High School. Returning lettermen are ren Harvey and George Lyday, milers; Wilson Crawford and Kenneth Christensen, high jumpers, and Cliff Meloy, hurdler, Other candidates with varsity exfor the Shaffer, Farley Wilson,

Edward Reed and David Fye Robert Delrymple, Don

Dick Vogler and Edward Jones, high jumpers; Walter Spiller, pole vaulter, and Harry Adkins, Joe {| Crawford and Denton Ward, shot

Others Named

Completing the roster land Badger, | Cardenas, Bob Engleking, Harold Ernsberger.

are LePaul Broelin, Manuel

: | Joe Evans, Otis Drake, Bill Farmer.

| Truman

Franklin, Bill Garrett,

| Claude Huffman, Cecil Kavs, Frank

I George

| schedule | Central;

18. Lou Gehrig, New York Yankee d to play this season for $36,000. long-distance phone with Joe

The reason for that, Jacob Ruppert, Yankee owner, calling for any more thin 33600.

for signing.

Fine Weather Brings Out

Tribe Ba iting Apparatus

Times

BOWLING GREEN, Ky,

Special

March

| faction,

18. —Invigorated by the first spring |

that running from third to the scor- | weather since their arrival, the Indianapolis Indians were ordered out

ing dish did not embody the chief | weakness of the 1936 Dodgers. Too few of them got to third. they did arrive in that strange

they were so unfamiliar with its

And when! land |

customs and its language that they |

into difficulties which soon all their probJems. As a club, the Dodgers last season hit only .272. As you walk into this spectacular scene Clearwater you imagine vourself on the campus of old Siwash. Off to a side, in a rocker, luxuriates John (Beau Brummel) Gorman, business manager of the club. He looks and talks like movie director, only he has puttees or megaphone, As the Dodgers line up you wonder why they heavy marching gear. You expect Beard to shout, “All out for the | 440!” Or perhaps it is a relay race for the interclass championship, You | look at the batons. The Dodgers | have managed to pass each other on | the bases. They have passed the | buck.

managed to get

solved

at

0 a

no

touch The piece de resistance, if we may

call it that, comes with special in- | ball performer, | a

struction to the only recognized catcher in the camp, Jumbo Hippo Phelps. As Jumbo Hippo leaves the mark under the amazed eye Coach Beard the earth trembles. This would have dish for Frenchy Bordagaray, who | has been sent off to the Cardinals. | When Frenchy was in the Pacific | Coast League, he ran a match race with a trotter. The hoss won by a | nose. Frenchy fancied himself the fastest thing on two feet in the Na- | tional League. He must gnash his | teeth in anguish as he reads about the new department on the Brook- | lvn Dodgers. | Beard Is Handicapped Beard protests that his work with |

are encumbered with |

| points of the training field.

|

|

[ drier | field practice.

for their first batting practice of the

The backstop was hauled out into short left field where the

afforded a drier and firmer footing t freeze and thaw had produced mud, The added distance to the fence ® in right center proved no handicap | for Fred Berger, however, as he | blasted the first pitch bv Red Phil- | lips far beyond the barricade. Sev- | eral others socked long drives to al

Manager Killefer awaited the advent of still warmer weather and a | diamond before ordering inHe also planned to |

| have the pitchers’ mound reworked. | He expressed fear some Tribe hurler |

in the | Teachers College.

They have passed dividends. | would get Passing the baton should be a soft [one of the Teachers College

might fall off the pitching slab atop the extra high mound unless the | elevation was reduced. Several of the voung hopefuls | seeking places on the Tribe roster availed themselves of the facilities | gymnasium of the Western | Impromptu bas- | ketball games were the most popu- | | lar diversion. | Indications that KXillefer competition from | ath- | letes, as it was announced that big | | Max J. Reed, football and basket- | had been promised chance to display his pitching | wares during the training season. | Basketball Coach E. A. Diddle, of | the Hill Top institution, regards | (| Reed as having a brilliant future as |

were some

been just the |a pitcher.

Bowling Green's Chamber of | | Commerce planned to invite the en-

Big or Six Champs | Enter Mat Meet

Times Special { TERRE HAUTE, Ind., March 18.— A new threat for the national col-

the Dodgers is carried on under a |jeciate wrestling title appeared to-

handicap. He has no starting gun. He brought one with him and; flashed it to his first class. When

| day

when Coach Hugo Otopalick, | Olympic team mentor, his Towa State grapplers

| former brought,

John (Beau Brummel) Gorman, sit- | here direct from their sweeping tri- |

ting in his rocker took a gander at | the gat he dashed for Beard and | steered him into a quiet corner, “I wouldn't show here,” said John. © quit as manager

ager will get to it—and use it. Ball | players, no matter how glaring il, failing, run into money. Even Allentown graduate costs $119 a the hoof, and $119 right now is not | to be sneezed at—or shot at.”

{umph in the Big Six tourney. The University of Oklahoma, de-

| fending champions, have been given | a gun around | the edge over the other 15 teams alEver since Robbie | ready entered in the meet, to be held there has been a | | tomorrow no-gun rule in every training camp | ment officials expected more than of this club, We are afraid the man- | 40 teams to file entries by today.

i and Saturday. Tourna- | |

Teams from all sections of the

| country already had filed entries by |

Teachers, Central Oklahoma

x So Beard hid his gun in his bag- |

gage and the class

proceded with |

the coach starting his sprinters with |

a handclap. At first, and noises disturbed the Dodgers

these gestures |

y |

as they had not heard handclaps in |

some years. But they are getting so

they can take a handclap—or leave in . e ¥ |

| ner speaker. | five

it. DOU BLING up PROVIDENCE, R. 1, March 18. —Arthur Kahler, basketball coach | at Brown University, coaches football at Dickinson.

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Times Special BOSTON, March 18—Joe Cro | manager of the Red Sox, has | eloped into quite an after-din- | Joe gave 12 talks in nights in making the rounds ' | here before his team went south. |

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tire personnel of the ball club to a banquet March 30 at Helm Hotel, | where the Tribe is billeted. Members | of the Western basketball team, I. A. A. champions, will | © guests or the occasion,

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repairing, motor repairing, done by best mechanics jd GARAGE, 0617 N

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AUTO work ED LI-097:

(Autos and Trucks Rented)

yoursell, save bail INC

In YOURSELF, Ky Ave RI-7788

(Cistern Cleaning and Repairing)

G. H. VINCENT--Cleaning and repairin cisterns, prompt efficient service. Wor __Ruaranteed CH- 1364-M,

(Cleaning, Pressing, Tailoring)

ALTERATIONS Lady's, men’s ‘garments, cleanin o EVE relining repairing, R O. JACO

reasona HEY BS, 212 16th sa i oe Sanders) RENT floor sander materials, low FOURNACE HARDW ARE CO, ,_LI-7248 (Furniture Repairing)

truck, DRIVE ]

move

&

le,

Bie

hickory or reed. BOARD TRIAL AID FOR BLIND HA- 0583

"(General Contracting)

ong Remodeling & Repairing

sterin carpentry estimates Bal o : CH-4285

Roofl | auarantesd satisfactory _ work.

GENERAL Farpetenns, plastering, paint- |

years’ HE- 3567. paint= work;

ing, cement, ex~ WALTER TENZA GET estimates now! Chrpentering, ing, plastering, brick, cement right price. HA-0913.

(Landscaping) : RICH top soil, vard

rock, renovatin landscaping, steel curbing. HO CARET TAKERS

ing, wall perience,

TA-2626. (Mattress Repairing) PILLOWS. COMFORTS, MATTRESSES sold

renovated and made like new. _ BURKLE. 431 Mass Ave -8695

(Metal Spinning) i | INDIANAPOLIS METAL SPINNING CO

Quantity Sroduction experimental work. 1259 Barth. DR-0682

( Painting) _

| COMPLETE home painting. papering. house cleaning; finest materials guaranteed: master workma inship. BE-4632

(Painting; Brush and Spray)

y terms or trade. TR-4736,

"painted: cash, & (Paper Hanging, Cleaning)

work guaranteed; estimates free; prompt service. J. A. SOLLI-

DAY. CH- 1036-M.

walls, woodwork. painting, floors

HOME ‘CARETA A No. 1 PAPERING, cleaning. reason estimates, NAL ICE.

DP Saperhanging.

ng; reasonable WILLIS' PERS SERV

LI-4753, days; DR- 2225, mights ER “HANG ING—1937 SAMPLES 3: BSTI - i FREE: SATISFACTION AS. SURED t. HENGEN. DR-7923

A | PAN aly poy Fry painting,

Devoe monthly payment plan. ALL, CH-1201-R.

re “CLEANING, wall washing, waxing: excellent service. O' TA-1790. PAPER CLEANING — 75c a room; immediate service, (White), 14 vears experience LANNAN. BE- “473g

floor NALD

ANGING, interior decorating, PAPERH nase iy

painting. satisfaction _class references. C. E. BYBEE, HA-0471

(Printing) le. HENDREN

bs_make us smile NiiRo 685 Centurv Bide RI-8533.

(Ru, Cleaned, Made and Repaired)

“wall paper. painted |

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LI1-2788. | Wy TRANSFER-STORAGE

: WILL REDECORATE WHERE NECESSARY |

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Houses, Apts. Furn.

mother; $4 week child mother’s are; on reasonable, 2003 8 Emerson A-1 condition: basement, Carage square oy bus BI. ay Ym $40 mo Five : from city, Box Housekeeping Rooms yo and 2 lots in the Wil= Addition to Lawrence, Ind, L. McCoy, Lawrence, Ind,

$2.50, $3.50; 850 N Keeping rooms, “CARROLLTON in-a-door bed _ 4408 $6.50, MICHIGAN, E., 2138 | room apartment; next trance; adults ARCH, 626--Two-three-room good heat; utilities; BROADWAY 1134 rooms, $6.5 1 and BROADWAY, 1201 2-room {| everything furnished piivate - also sleeping room. RI-56842 ILLINOIS, N,, 2020-—Unusually large front one-room lent heat, reasonable, JEFFERSON, 1025 N. TWO ROOMS, HEAL UTILITIES PAID, { hl N., 614-2 lower front rooms; w ater in kitchen; private entrance; afte; p. m | PROSPECT, 719--Modern, clean, private, | furnished housekeeping apartment; utili= | ties; adults; reasonable | NEW JERSEY. N, 228--2-room share bath with adjoining faa BrRutyrost; private entrance; | NEW N., 2042--Quiet, cheerful front room, ‘kitchenette: well ‘turnis hed, studio; sink: private entrance; adults | PEALE 24 8-1 or 2 clean, comfortable ! | |

rooms, |

HE-

$4 Front

bedroom, ROOMS-City heat, running water, baths south edge of Acton: lh - { i 1d pasture, HOTEL-~Corner Delaware anc : CLL E1100 NAL side rooms pa | tom good | Rooms With Board 13] he Aro ticello. OV erlooking Lake Freeman, Good age. TA 1a, RANDLE R. 2. Monticello, Ind, SMALL child modern | Northwest, on Road 52 JENNINGS BROS, WANT small i garden soil: full 1 MOTHER'S CARE. KEASONABLE. DR- 34000 balance phone number; | A house EAST 81 Light houges | NORTH —~ONE ACRE, WELL LOCATED Private entrance | [ SOUTH, NICH SMALL |

TREMONT, preferred, Hotels 12A 2 ACRES, 14 mi. road, 14 miles o daily, 75¢ up: weekly, 83.50 up. COR. tage: elec: good well; ONADO HOTEL, 1568 N, Illinols, LI-1637 yal lots of shade: CENTRAL N Vermont. 331 N. Delaware, Modern out. | & Clave Transtent rates { 925 ACRES acres, $300 rizes, prices | 5 ACRES= Attractive room house; twe PARK, 3356 baths; screened porch: 6 bl. from Monprivate | fishing Summen or winter home, Na CHESTER, ice Foon el vy taxes ing because of illness. Private Garage : ONE ACRE, 5-ROOM BUNGALOW close in Experienced Electricity, furnace. Price, $2600. Terms BE-3327.3 = L1-3814 28 8. Illinois 8t | other child; | ¢%2 ACRES, S5-room modern, -6184 fine |x ui i Iu chicken house | CHILD, 'o BOARD. REAL OOOKINCG, | $500 down. Owner, | 4420. | ACRFE--8-room modern | down payment, 3 miles 14 1089, Times 6-ROOM | mington Park | Tnauire Mrs walking distance 1804-2 Seven-room modern: shade, het Ys frui MR. DORMAN, LI. 111 er 58%x365 ft $500 down, balance 3661 8. Meridian ke terms,

Complete two. bath. private en. | UNFURNISHED apartment: modern; | Wanted Real Estate private entrance | on Three large Jower 2 rooms, $3, $4.50 apartment, | entrance,

29

south cash or

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or

fwo or three-room house close west. state lowest terms. payment Box 1077, Times

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Real Estate Loans 29A

residential lowest rates, Penn. RI-727,

‘Men Wanted 30

HAVE excellent WATKINS Route avail able in Irvington Earnings average $24 weekly POND Ants must have car, Ses MR. EDM NDSON, 135 W. 16th: 9-11 “ m | EXPERIENCED SECRETARY for national | firm. Under 25, Strong educational backe« Rroun wd - See Mrs. Hammon, Employ « nen anager by | ent ptanag CENTRAL BUSINESS | TRANSITMAN for layout work and cross sections on bridge construction, A MID-WEST CONSTRUCTION CO,, M id Popa Ind. Phone 2668 HANDY white janitor,

attractive, apartment; excel-

| BU SINESS,

apartment sand loans in B

all sections at KIBBIN 116 N

ow i

| apartment | apartment), | phone JERSEY

modern, near Path, adults, CH-1028-R. | { VIRGINIA, 1022--Beautiful front apartment: private entrance adults; references i 11TH, E. 302--Wil] share 3-room apartment | with young gouple or two girls. RI-H098, 30TH, 618 WW, Two-room perme nicely ed ge of plumbing » Ir RIshed Bs uit fes. Buslit Reason- | utilities, bam 633 Unturnished House able, ; AE | ROUTE SALESMAN -- Good | references required Apply 16 FREITHOFER'S, 656 8. New Jersey St. SHOE SALESMAN. Experienced, for Saturs | ays ly etly Lee Shoe Sh : Monument Circle op, iq | LATE modei Suuling:

3-room bath

man, WET TE Knows

, No, 4 opport unity. 2-4 m

Roh Untfurn,

The Madison

615 Madison

3-room apt heat water furnished,

Ave, insulated

ing done 2 f=

See custodian in basement,

f Nz yr M. E. Molloy CH=-2T711. _ BALMORAL COURT APARTMENTS Two eight- Loom, oS Pirtments. two baths: Prigidaire, LI-1850, HA-172

ST. CLAIR, E., bi —2 rooms; stove, jce box and all utilities furnished, $22 50. LI-7361, 44 Virginia Ave

[ndianapolis Rental Agency |

Furnished ana unturn, apts. and Jlotges: | free service and transportation LI-5393

"un five-room apartments; heat, water urnished, '2 month free; druggist, . _Villa- E. Minnesota. ghiiee, Seif . Pennsyivania BY, y wnsnnsnane | Ch r~White 5, housework w. GENERAL APARTMENTS ’ | _ assist baby. no laundry: $3. HA Soo | 2 Vermont. 1.1-2439 WANTED Experienced soda fountain waite | ress. Nelson Drug Co.. Anderson, Ind.

| Moving and Storage 17 Work Wanted by Women 35

(former. | UNITY service; | Christian Church Cent | experienced men and Ow a | week LI-3167. 1144 N. Missouri St.

| | x 2926. DR-5 | | ' Schools, Instruction 36 MOVING and storage; covered vans white | men. Reasonable, WILBER1 STEIN- | KAMP, 1R-2.85-1 | CQMELETE ROYAL

| PETE'S TRANSFER —Housenold moving, Bldg | i 50 oa careful, experienced white men, | 8

tractors steady work

for 329

long- ~listances 5. Missouri

EQU TT Y in

o=months-old employment),

tractor ww th $200, jth

329 8, Missour| St,

32

capable of makin

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and roof spring cleans

0 Women Wanted

EXPERIENCED printer, prints from Kodak films on Velox anc A720 papers For interview, state exe erience, age and references,’ Box 247 oF hipne es, Water { SEVERAL young ladies to assist local “phoJographet, real opportunity, Some sells ng experience. Apply HOLLAN - DIO, 214 Kresge Bldg, Dew | HOUSFKEEPER- General housework, of child, stay nights, after 6 p. m REL TABLE woman for and small wages, evenings.

| WANTED- Colored ‘woman, reneral housework, tay on place geaeral Be re-

“care

3547 E. Michigan

“housework:

RI 1409 Union,

be DR-6156 S|

22 i

K.) White CH-

, MOVING $1.50 up; enced Shite men, a.

men: 7192, prompt service; experiED SHERMAN. DR- |

t prompt Tor

0. prices right ay or

beauty course;

now BEAUTY ACAD,

401

Ya price, Roosevelt

| Bu usiness Opportunities 37

5347 WwW, WASHINGTON ST.

| | [ Filling station for rent 25 8 JENNINGS BROS. LI- 3814 % Sn

Auctions

KIMMEL'S

TRANSFER Co. _Rel! able men;

prompt service, -2044,

Houses. Unfurnished

39 PUBLIC AUCTION

(for colored), | whe New York Central System will sell | at Public Auction in their Freight Claim Warehouse, Capitol Ave. and South 8t., In« dianapolis, Indiana, Friday, March 19, 1937, time, 9:30 A. M., 88 lots of merchandise consisting of toilet prepn., adv, matter, roof cement and roof paint, mty. steel drums, oil paint, vermin extermine ator, glassware, stove and stove parts, stainless steel and black sheet steel, corrg, asbestos roofing, polished granite and | marble, pictures and mirrors, enamel $17.50. | utensils, candy, 5 gal. cans floor wax, | heater tanks for oil burners, Moline trace == | tor parts, porcelain table and cabinet tops, | drum Formaldehyde, bag seam gum, stors | age batteries, bags soap, 22 bags and 1 drum dry paint, 15 iron meter-box covers, band steel, lead cable, bldg. brick, bags | starch, horse-drawn cart. lumber conveyors. bbl. soda ash, cases toys and many other fine lots. Inspection of merchandise Thursday, March 18, 8 A.M. to 4 P. M, Sale starts Friday, March 19,

1937, 9:30 a. J. K. VANCE, F, C. C. A. MILLS, Auctioner, *

| Dogs, Other Pets 40

THE FINEST SELECTION of supplies _at Ward's, 15 N. Penn." at on

College, 1939-6 rms,

$16.50. Beville, 804-5

gar,, water pd 8S. garage, $14 McPherson, rms. water pd.

suth, E., 4420- 4505—4 rms., gar, water Columbia, 2913—"-rm. mod $17.50.

LINCOLN 6517

$42.50—EAST, A800—Besutitul | 5-rm. yard, gar.: others. TA-4

BLAKE, 524—8ix-room En

Io. N Del, RI-3586. _.__. — CENTRAL CT. 528--Four BEDRM. Home, Completely modern, Breakfast nook, double garage. LI-1850 HA-1729 — A

2875 N. Dearborn

mod. bungalow: garage, Delaware St. RI-3536,

$11 pd., |

bung. |

“gar.; $16.

Five-rm. | 134 N.

| gg—

1015 E. Maryland

4 oms; elactricity: city pd $11.50. SECURITY TRUST CO. VR 657] NORTHWEST--Modern 3-bedroom double; fireplace, yr arare; new floors: water paid HA-2787-W a SHEPARD, 1426 SEMI-MODERN DOUBLE | Four rooms, bath; water paid, $14.50. | BE-4437-R. WINTHROP, ! Modern, 1850,

promptly 3422, FIVE-BEDROOM HOME. | , sleeping porch, sun room. LI- |

HA-1729. - —— 3721 W. 10th single, arage: $25.

Five-rm., modern J. 8. CRUSE, INC. 128 N. Del. RI-6412. ATTRACTIVE 3-BEDROOM BRICK; tile bath: excellent condition. ‘Forest Hills.’ HA-2306-W

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pt

| Poultry and Supplies Special Chick Sale

ten thousand Marion County day{old and started chicks. English Leghorn | Cockervls, $4.50 per hundred: Rocks, Reds = | and Wyandottes, $8.00 per hundred: Enge lish Leghorns. $7.50 per funded, ullet Be Poa ared. MARIO! cd INT 123 N. Al City Market, __RI-6120 bam. roe VISIT our mammoth Brooding Plant and Started Chicks.

see 50,000 nice husky a want chicks. one look and you

uv MCDONALD'S HATCHER ___ SHERIDAN. INDIANA Y

19

furnished

VERY ATTRACTIVE beautifully apartment; all utilities, frigidaire. private entrance: like home, Woodruff Place. _CH- 4679. RI-4948

Rent Suburban, Een

FULL. SIZE FARM HOME; garden, chicken park, other privileges: Road 13 Northeast, one year lease, $15 month payable quarterly: ‘also two other surburbans for | lease, i 8862. MR. HUDELSON. 506 ~ _land Bldg

24

Over

21

Horses, Cattle, Stock

FIFTY HEAD or any _ Steers ready y for Rrass

42

part of teeding . HE-5858, ing

Houses For Sale Worth Ave. and Market

One block north of Rockville Rd, Extra 00d 6-room modern home; 3 acres ground, ruit and berries: large chicken house; car gar.: well fenced, Price, $7000; terms arran ad} MES BURGESS, RI-0388; TR-6102, AMERICAN ESTATE CO.. Realtors

206 N. Sheffield

Good 5-rm. mod. home, newly ecgruted: good roof; 3-car gar; 2 blocks to wash : sell now: easy term . RI-1419; eves. RI-9228, PAUL] : DCO. 615 Lemcke Bldg.

‘NEAR GARFIELD PARK Nk 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW Garage, goo, condition. Nice neighborhood his rey is worth $1000 more {han price eG Price, $3800; 109% down. n._RI-3862. 506 inland Bide

Farm and Garden 82

CUSTOM PLOUGHING Yates with trace : tor, 10 _acres or _more. _BE-2

Typewriters "448

McC "OR! Rent a

Woodstock

ewrite perth Fit EWRITER OO

110 a avai LI-4713 a

Miscellaneous for Sale 50

So arn, Tae Jeu

INBEA