Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1937 — Page 24

PAGE 2 24 Tenpin Squad Ro Is Tonight

Falls City Team to Defend

Title in New York.

Oldest Horse

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Schoch posted 680, Paul Striebeck 675 and Arch Heiss, 603. The Barbasols, with John Fehr's 635 .and Don Johnson's 625, along with Pritchett’s big series as their feature counts, totaled 3008. The Marmons had games of 987, 1090 and 986, while the losers had 1037, 1054 and 9117. Four members of the Packard Motors passed 600, giving the team a 3008 total and two wins over Fendrick Restaurant. Dad Hanna and Dick Nordholt with 613s, Leo Ahearn with 606 and John Blue with 602 gave the Motors games of 957, 963 and 1088. Jimmie Hurt's 603 was tops for the losers. It*was the team's regularly scheduled games. In the L. S. Ayres clash with Marott Shoes, three members posted “honor counts giving the team two victories. Hunt added 682 to his evening's performance. Bud Argus had 612 and Bill Brunot, 610. Spencer's 703, garnered @ from games of 246, 199 and 258 was a season record for the Indiana league and paced Sobol’s Service Shop to a triple victery over Printers’ Baseball Club. Paul Moore, who has been turning in some nifty counts during the last few weeks climaxed his late season spurt with a 676 while in action with the unopposed Ideal Furniture Co. He had "223, "232 and 221. ; John Hausman turned in 216, 196 and 234 for a 646, the only other 600 series of the session. the Uptown Recreation League's matches at the Uptown Alleys, Harry Link took the top spot with a 666, when he cracked out games of 212, 225 and 229. His Ko-We-Ba Coffee Co. benefited from the big series, winning three times over Puritan Bed Springs. Bill Roberts and Adam Schoen with totals of 648 and 639 gave Schoen Bros. a big boost toward its 2998 total that topped the team scoring.

Pasig 1081 Game Hoosier Pete, with Freddie Shaw's

613 and Les Koelling’s 605 as its top solo counts, featured a 1081 opener in its two-game victory over Klee & Coleman, which had Russ Buley's 608 as its best individual series. Harold Goldsmith’s 607 was the only other outstanding individual series of the session. Two members of the Inter-Club League, rolling at Pritchett's passed the 600 mark, Chown getting a 626 and Vollrath a 606. | Larry Bradley's 625 in the American United Life Insurance League at the Pennsylvania, F. A. Hohlt’s 608 in the St. John Evangelical at the Fountain® Square, George Seal’s

{ The solemn looking creature above is Merrick, oldest known living thoroughbred in America. The 34-year-old gelding is owned by J. Cal Milan of Lexington, Ky. The horse is to be shown at the Keeneland spring race meeting, April 17-29.

Bulldog Roster Boosted to 22

Additional men reporting in the last two days have brought the total ilnumber of Butler baseball candidates to .22, one of the largest turnouts in recent, years. Coach’ Tony Hinkle took the squad outside yesterday afternoon for| the first time this season and held a long batting practice. Rainy weather and muddy grounds have forced the Bulldogs to spend most of their time in the fieldhouse. The Bulldogs are spending extra time in the practice sessions this week in an effort to make up for the time spent indoors. Five positions still are to be filled before Butler opens it season Tuesday at Terre Haute with the Indiana State Teachers nine. The outfield positions still are an open race as well as the first base and catcher berths. Those who have reported to Coach Hinkle during the first week of practice are Silvio Constantino, Frank Petroff, John

Harold Trulock, James Hauss, Cody Burdette, Inman Blackaby, Warren Heath, Byron Schofield, Dick Wilson, Thomas Harding, Norval Corbett, Dave Eader, Clarence Laymon, Andy Boa, Jack Naylor, Bud Stalker, Norman Grual, and Albert Sporer.

607 in the Eli Lilly at Pritchett's and Buergler’s 606 in the Automotive at the Antlers were other honor totals

in league play. A 5) record was posted in the Eli Lilly Ladies League, when Helen | Rohr turned in a 590 total from games of 167, 225 and 198. The circuit was in session at the Pritchett Alleys.

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Indianapolis Gets Fistic lic Spotlight

Indianapolis’ will step into the na- | tional boxing limelight tomorrow | night when John Henry Lewis, Ne; | gro battler from Phoenix, Ariz., and world's light heavyweight champion, appears at the Armory for a bout with Vincent Parrille, South American heavyweight champion: According to sport critics in some quarters, Lewis intends to step out | after the heavyweight title soon and his appearance here tomorrow will see him in his first important overweight scrap. In 1932 he beat James J. Braddock, world’s heavyweight champion, in 10 rounds. An all-star supporting bill has been arranged for tomorrow night. The complete card follows: MAIN EVENT, 10 ROUNDS John Henry Lewis, Negro, Phoenix, Ariz., light heavyweight champion of the world, vs. Vincent Parrille, heavyweight champion of South America. Overweizht fight. SEMIWINDUP, 10 ROUNDS [ | Joe Smallwood, Pittsburgh, vs. Allen i Mathews, Negro, St. Louis. Middleweizhts. EIGHT ROUNDS Archie Moore, Negro, St. Louis, vs. Char- \ lie Dawson, Negro, Little Rock, Ark. Mid- | “dleweights.

SIX ROUNDS Charlie Light, Indianapolis, vs. Norman | Tierre, Negro, Indianapolis. Welterweights. | FOUR ROUNDS Bill Brownlee, Reid, Negro, Indianapolis.

Indianapolis, vs. Buzz Lightweights.

Continentals Open Track Season Today

Washington Hight -School’s track

and field team was to open its 1937 season this afternoon in a meet with Wiley High School at Terre Haute. The following thinlies were named by Coach Thomas Brittain to make the trip for the Continentals:

Dashes—Gilbert Bunning: Roger Hoffa, Orvil Serichoter. Marshall Read. Donald Ri ckenback, Harold Roth, Bob Sipe, Don Spicer, James Stewart a Bob Townley. Distance Events—Isaac Boston, Bill Johnson, Carl Losey, Merrill Patrick. Arthur Sprowl, Frank Dolan and Max West. Hurdles—Robert Kersey, Bob McCalip, Richard Pottenger and Gail Goode. Field rents—Marion Carter, Herbert Bruner, Harrison Culver, Charles Irwin, Ray Jones, Robert Lavton, Robert Shaub and Chester Yov Yovonovich.

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14 THINLIES REPORT FOR ATTUCKS TEAM

Coach Creoles Gray 1 Gray is grooming a | team of 14 thinlies at Crispus Attucks High School for the first meet of the seascn, April 19, at the Indiana Boys’ School. Members of the team are Robert Turner, Charles Williams, Nathaniel Sweatt, James Sarver, Graham Martin, Lloyd Gilbert, Ezra Alexander, James Crawley, Thomas Harden, Emory James, James Henry, |Roy Smith, Hoy Thurman and Vernon Ransom.

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BEN CHAPMAN DEAL

By United Prove or BOSTON, April 8.—General Manager Eddie Collins of the Boston | Red Sox denied today reports that | Ben Chapman, outfielder who was traded to the Washington Senators last season by the New York Yankees, was slated to Join the Boston club. € “We haven't even made ~Overtures to the Washington Club for Collins said. IN UNIFORM Adfred Piel, junior sprinter, re- | turned to the Shortridge High | School track team lineup as preparations were pushed by Coach Don R. Knight for the Blue Devil's meet with Kokomo tomorrow at the Butler field. Coach Knight: is giving | special attention to the jumpers, shot putters and pole vaulters in drills this week.

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Deaths—Funerals | Thurs., April 8, 1937

Indianapolis Times, NA

ADAMS—William, of 1049 S. Tremont St., beioved husband of Mable Adams, father of Ethel Douglass, William, and Howard Adams, stepfather of Lola Kelly, of Dayton, Ohio, and Elmer McCollum, of Indianapolis, passed .away April 7, age 64. Services Friday, 2 p. m,, at the Second Free Methodist Church, corner of Pershing and Wilkins 5h Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at he Above address. BEANBLOSSOM SERV

HOLLAND—Hannah C., beloved sister of Julia and Katherine Holland, aunt of Thomas and na Bloomer, died Wednesday, April 7, at the home, 2154 oi Pensylvania. Funeral Saturday. April at the BLACKWELL FUNERAL HOME: 926 N. Capitol Ave., 8: Services at SS. Peter and Paul Ghar, 9 a. m. Friends; invited.

HOOVER—Forrest G., ‘dge 69 years, husband of Clara B. and father of Russell P. Hoover. passed aay Wednesday eve. Soryians Friday, p. m. at TYNER'S MORTUARY. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.. Friends may call at mortuary after Thursday, 7 p. m

MATCHETT—Catharine A. entered into rest Wednesday. age 72, vears, wife of Louis _P. Matchett, mother of Mrs. Arthur Bratdt, Mrs. Mary Smith and Carl L. Johnson, sister of Mrs. Gertrude Carl Clarence and? Boker PatFuneral Saturday, '10 m HARRY W. MOORE, Funeral nds

MATHERS—Alice E., bel oved mother of irs. Noan Marshall and Mrs. id Renner, passed away Thursday, 1 m. Funeral from the home of Mrs. Renner. 1515 N. Colorado St., Saturday 1 p. Friends invited. Burial Jamestown, fay, Shout 3 p. riends may call after Pp. m, Paid SHIRLEY SERVICE.

MOORE—Edward S., of 616!2 Virginia Ave., husband of Lorena Moore and father of Samuel E. Moore and Mrs. Lois Hack, passed away Wednesday. April Funeral Friday, April 9, iI t LSON FUNERAL Home," “1230 Ditton 8 Friends in= vited

PIVMMER James A.. age 74, husband of Jane, father of James Plummer, Alice, Inez, Jessie, Bertha, Otera and Mary, passed away Tuesday NTRAL Funerai at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRA SHarEL: 946 N. Illinois St., Friday, 1:3 m. Friends invited. Burial Yili Lg Friends may call at the chapel any time.

| RESENER—Harry C.. age 59 years, beloved brother of Minnie Resener and Gertrude Resener Matthius (deceased) and uncle of Don . Matthius, passed away at the me, 337 N. Beville Ave. Wednesday : n. Funeral at SHIRLEY BR CENTRAL CHAPEL, Illinois at 10th St.. Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Friends may call at the residence Thursday and Friday evenings. Burial Concordia Cemetery.

VLIET—Dora B., mother of Mrs. Lynn O. Knowlton, of Indianapolis, and Donald F. Vliet, of Toledo, Ohio, passed away Wednesday p. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Saturday, 2 m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call ‘at the mortuary.

Myers

age 78 vears, beloved wife 6f Martin .M. Wesson, mother of Mrs. Gertrude Schaub, George A. Rodgers, late June Rodgers Lieske and the ‘late- Harry E. Rodgers; grandmother of Robert J. Schaub, Donald and Jean Lieske of Indianapolis and Mrs. Jack Shafer of Miami. Fla., passed away Wednesday afternoon at the residence of daughter, Mrs. Schaub, 3920 3 Michs Funeral services Frid 2p ON LE {FUNERAL HOME, 1934 riends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at funeral home after 6 p.-m. Thursday. (Rushville and Lebanon papers please copy.)

WHITE—Katharine R., beloved wife of William G. White, sister of Rebecca Snvder. Alice Nicholson and Lorene Fair | of Aloons, Pa., passed away Wednesday, Ap 7. ‘Funeral at the residence. 5418. Hin Ave., Saturday, April 10th, at 10 a. m. Friends invited. Buridl Memorial Park cemetery. Friends may call at the residence affer 5 p. m. Thursday. SHIRLEY SERVICE.

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CLARKE—In loving memory. of our darling wife and mother, Glenn E. Clarke. who left us one year ago today. A wonderful mother, woman and aid. One who wa9 better God never made: A wonderful worker, so‘loved and true, One in a million—that, mother, was you. Just in vour judgment. alwavs right: ‘Honest and liberal, ever upright: Loved bv vour friends and all whom you new

Our 2 was, you. —Sadly missed bv Fusband and Children.

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Our MORTUARY provides the ideal service ‘at moderate cost, and a complete funeral may be had as low as any in the city.

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attractive two-room, furnished except lin-

._modSee

CARROLLTON, 1816—Attractive small apartment, also sleeping room; near carline and restaurant. CAPITOL, N.. 330—Sleeping a and lighthousekeeping rooms; wal ing ist aes, __ Reasonable. : CARROLLTON, 1804—Two front rooms, in-a-door bed; private entrance. $5. COLLEGE, 1524—2 rooms, kitchenette furnished: two or three adults; reasonable _ LI-8889. DELAWARE N. and kitchenette and 1 ; keeping apartment. ILLINOIS, N.. 2204—Attractive two-room apartment. Parnished, Private family. Adults. Phon 5 NEW JERSEY, 5 . 517—Desirable apartments; radio, Kelvinator, sink in room. Walking distance. LI-9750. Comes PARK, 1655—Two-room apartment. clean, well furnished: good environment. $5.75.

VIRGINIA, 1022. Beautiful front 3-room apartment. Private

entrance, bath. _ Adults. References. © = = 0 WOODRUFF. 544 MIDDLE DRIVE—One [Jom and kitchenette; reasonable; adults.

1002—Front “room; alcove room light house-

19TH, W., 120—Furnished apartment, new, 1 and 2 rooms; utilities: hot water. ie oe W.. 1030 TWO-room furnished rtment (north); private _shk. utilities. HA. 4340-3. Times Economy Want Ads. Cost Less—Produce Best. ¥ _Riley vy 5551.

Wanted fo Rent. 15,

OIL CO. Supt. and ‘wife want home or 3 apt, un = Of unfurn. TA-4 88s

16 Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and unfurn. apts. and houses: free service and transportation. LI-5393

$16, $18—ARCH ST., 626—Modern 2 rooms, front; utilities; private entrance. $30—UPPER duplex; heat, water furnished, __ adults. 1634 Central. RI-4292. RI-5761. 2130—4 rooms. water

BROOKSIDE AVE. Pi bath; $12. GRINSLADE CO. RI-

Apartments, Unfur,

LARGE EFFICIENCY. $32.5 New hardwood floors and table 30 stove: utilities pd. LI-5393. 1530 N. Illinois. - “BALMORAL COURT '—Attractive eightroom apartment; being redecorated: two baths, Frigidaire. _LI-1850. HA-11729. ST. CLAIR, E.. 314—2 rooms, stove ._ ice box and all utilities furnished: $32.50. LI-7361. 44 Virginia Ave. GENERAL APARTMENTS

2 w. Vermont. LI-2439

nn

ALEXANDER- RITTENHOUSE, moving storage, pianos, Fh aires. Prices reasonable. 1332 N. Illinois. LI-6623. ray YOU don’t need money to move. Discarded {uinitsire wanted. HOHN, C H-5181,

Moving and Storane

LOCAL, discarded furniture. SON. DR-7551. MOVING nada storage: covered vans. White men Reasonable. WILBER ‘STEIN KAMP. IR-2785- A =: WILLIAMS TD Moving, $1.50 Load Up. IR 0244 FOR RELIABLE MOVING and storage call T. JONES (EAST END STORAGE).

__CH-1580. ah

long distance moving. We buy 8 V. B. BROWN &

18

622 N. Beville 6-room modern single; garage: $30: small family. no children. SECURITY TRUST CO. RI-6571. . 2

2705 N. DEARBORN 5-room semi-modetn double; garage; water paid, $17.50. 134 N. | Del. RI-3536. 1260 — Four-room semi-

Ready April 10, $13.

25TH. ST., W., modern double. __TA-5017, evenings.

REDECORATED COLORED HOME Columbia, 2913—Four-bedroom, modern single; two bedrooms down, two bedrooms up; $17,50. LI-6517.

COLORED 2451 Wheeler;

4-room, mod. ng. $17. .50: water pd. 13% N. Del. RI 3536,

Houses, Apts. Furn. 19 EOOALWAT 2321—Desirable eight-room home, furnished. Will arrange for occupant. MR. BEARD. HE-1264. 1603 CENTRAL AVE.: exceptionally nice

furnished apartment; large kitchenette, bath; Frig.,

Adults. HE- 1328. Sa Rent Suburban, Farm. 21 15 ACRES. . one mile bevond Millersville on Millersville Road; $30 per month; now

__Vvacant: references. _RI-5280.

TERRACE AVE. 5410—10 acres _ soil. Inquire 2427 Prospect.

$54.

: $25. Good

Houses For Sale 24

$200 Cash—$18 Per Month

Four-room bungalow; 2 bedrooms, bath, 16-ft. living room, large itchen, cement orch, city gas and water, garage; at hodius Park, 827. Shepard; near grade Jehools and city bus. HU-2188.

GRAVES, 243 N. Del. RI-3477,

entrance,

6104 Dewey Ave. Only $3500

This is a very low price for this 3-bed-room modern bungalow; large kitchen cabinets; full basement; side drive to garage. Shown only by appointment. Mr. Burgess, RI-9388. IR- S302. AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTO

Want Cath | Offer

2505 N. Pennsylvania St. 4 bedrooms. modern - in excellent condition throughout; cwner asks $3500. Make a cash offer and buy i bargain, MR. HUSE, RI-1419. Res. PAUL > 'M'CURD CO.. 615 Lemcke ce Bldg N

ORTHWESTERN AVE., 3422—STRICTLY MODERN FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW; garage, shaded lot. Out-of-town owner: must sell. MR. R. E. MATHEWS, TA-

RUCKLE, 3 RAT oM MODERN GALOW oven Sunday 1 to 5 or by 1-8531. Optical Dept.

$2300

1 e.: 5 rms. and room for bath; Rr nn ent, furnace, garage: $300 cash, $20 p2r mo. W BRIDGES & GRAVES. 243 N. Del. ‘RI-3477. . OLIVE, S. 18 0—Five rooms, thoroughly modern: garage: ready for occupancy. an

Reasonable; appointment.

bought on terms. SEXTON REALTY. _RI 5182.

TURE se

ome; trees, 2-car garage: tores and bus line; $300 mo. WA-2975. BRIDGES &

GRAVES CO., 243 N. Del. RI-3477. _

29TH. ST.. W.| 1121—Seven-room semimodern; five down, two up, $1200, terms. Shown by eppointm T. B. ODSON, TA- hes. 3328 CLIFTON.

GUILFORD, gory) of 38th St., 3-bedroom

SALEM, north of 25th St., 3-bedroom home, LL-38]4

JENNINGS BROS. ~~ 28 S. TIL

WE have buyers| for moaern homes. List your properties with E. KIRK McKINNEY CO.. INC. RI*2800. Real Estate—Rentals 3 129 E. Market-st

NEAR MADISON AVE.— ground, large house, two00. Terms. DR-5383-M.

25

$2750: cn near schools, cash, $25 per

Insurance 6014

AT LONGACRE | Four acres. of car garage, $3

Lots for Sale

BE SURE—Of v stract prepare E. Market St.

bur title. Demand 0 bv Union Title on Union Title Blde.

ab155

26

SIX-ROOM STONE HOUSE—223-acre farm 60 miles on state highway: rolling but not broken land; good outbuildings; also five- eronm tenant house. Clear for clear, djust mortgage. RI-8077. O. P _ FOREMAN. 403 Lemcke Bldg.

2 Acres: 2

Southeast, $2500; 5-rm. poultry house, fruit, ARNE Ts CLINE. 119% N. Ala.. LjI-9220. 2Y2 ACRES, b5-room modern. A-1 condition: fine garden soil: full basement, garage. fruit. chicken house. 1 square citv bus $4000. $500 down. Owner. BE-4923 $1200 BUYS 6'> acres, Edgewood Rd., S. BES electricity; good soil. LI- 5621,

NEAR NATIONAL ROAD: WEST: 2 LOTS Good five-room bungalow, garage. electricity. gas. water: good neighborhood; argain: $1900. 10 per cent. RIR. HUDELSON 506 Inland Bldg. paved road,

six-room house: $4000. Cash.

Sale Suburban, Farms

3'2 ACRES, 1 mile north Indianapolis. Box 1071, Times =~

FOUR- ROOM HOUSE. acre ground. of Washington St. on Post Road. terms. . MR. MA ARCY. RI- 2092.

Real Estate Exchanas

“south $1000,

28

live down, rent up. Write de-

LARGE modern home; Want small house or farm. scription. 217 N. State.

29A

BUSINESS. apartment and residential loans in all sections at lowest rates F. B M'KIBBIN 115 N Penn. | RI- 42

Men Wanted 30

$10,000,000 Company

with business established for over 69 vears has opening for 3 married men; ages 25 to 60. Applicants must have car and furnish A-1 refs: earnings average $25 weekly to start. Applv 135 W. 16th, 9to ll a. m. ROUTE SALBESMAN—Good references required. Apply Freihofer’'s, 656 S. New Jersey. a WANTED—Paperhangers with tools, transPoliti not necessary. LI- 4752 days, R-2225 evenings. BOYS Ages 16 to 19. Bring age certificates. N. Meridian WANTED—Cabinet | “men, erienced on bank and IEGEL CABINET CORP.

Real Estate Loans

2A

opportunity; 2-4 p. m.

“With bicycles. Mr. Dalton. 18

. thoroughly exstore fixtures 1101 E. 16th

TT collector, 21-35 years, for regular citv routes. Letter of reference

required. Emp. Mgr., 507 People’s Bank.

BIG auction sale 700 stocker and feeder cattle, steers and heifers, calves and on Herefords and Shorthorns; at Camden, Ind. nday, April 12, Men THEIMER CATTLE CO., Fred Case, gr.

50

“QUALITY FIXTURES” “Fixtures Complete Store”

Miscellaneous for Sale

Low Price: With Payments. Build anything of wood or metal to fit your room and finances. Select from 225 pool tables. Complete fron $50 up. New Chairs Tables—All Ends-Low Prices. Complete Lin: of China, Glass, Silverware. Rentals for Parties. Deliver Anywhere. CHROME FURNITURE. 1617-31 Southeastern

DR-3578

Unclaimed Freight Station

SEVERAL INSIDE CHEMICAL TOILETS WITH FITTINGS, $5; TOILET BOWLS, $3 TO $5; LAVATORIES, $7 TO 335: oF GALLON RANGE BOILERS, $5 AN ; SEVERAL HOT A HEATERS. . EACH; COAL ANGES, $6.50 TO $25 EACH; GASOLINE PRESSURE RANGES, $32 TO $33.50; 1 GAS R ANGE, $60; SEVERAL GAS GRATES, 35. 1) 19 $7.50 EACH; SMALL GAS HEATER AC

CAPITOL AND SouTH ST.

Everything in Canvas Wat.rproot Tarpaulins., ‘I'ruck Covers. Tents, La.a Covers. Wide white and waterproof duck for rrailer tops. See “Hooster’ and sav. money. Large stock of used. repaired covers and tents at attractive savings (‘overs and furniture pads for rent. HCNSIER TARPAULIN CO. 130: W Washington St.

CLEAN LUMBER NEW AND USED Marion Material Co. Wrecking Contractors 2046 Northwestern WRECKING 24-room house, 125-12 North. 1 fire escape, 2 furnaces,

.__ MILLION POPULA 2 G CO.. 310 S. Delaware. LI-

2

3 ROACHES LAST MEAL; positively guaranteed to kill roaches. At your dealer or ALERT G. MAAS, CO., 31 Virginia. RI0

SMALL electric bread “wrapping machine; good condition; cheap. CH-5307-W. 2326 Nowland. an Sa 1x6 drop sdg. (hundred). . 1x6 car sdg. .(hundred) $3.50 INTER STATE LUMBER CO. CH-6400. STEEL furnace, used 33-inch size; excellent condition. MILLIGAN OIL BURNER HA-4355. 10-PIECE walnut dining, $35; 5room, $35; breakfast set, $8. throp.

piece bed415 Winfans, condition.

CASH for electric “radios, light tools, any Illinois.

WE BUY, sell, “exchange refrigeration “and ice machinery; repairing: Topp & Topp 846 Mass. RI-809 Nights, CH-1509.

BOATS—s2 per Ln “and up; Champion outboard Solos, $49.50 and up. BOAT SHOP. 1045 S. Keystone. Open evenings. OAK flooring, 3000 ft. 3ax1! ly inch, tongue and groove, $60 per 1000 ‘surface count. 718 Shelby. DR-1630.

WINDOW SASH, new ana used. MARION MATERIAL CO “Sods Northwestern

FOR SALE—2 good © wagons and other tools. 5023 W. Vermon BUILDING RT A rr stock 2x10s and 12s. 18-20 ft. long. 816 Madison. STORE fixtures; bakery equipment; cal eauipment: buv-sell 419 E Ohi HOOVER SWBEPERS, rebuilt, _ Guaranteed. 608 Mass. RI-6877. Best Results—Lowest Cost. The’ Times, s; _RI-5551.

Swaps

“motors, 435 N.

speio

$10" up.

I'O ADVERTISERS—Each ad appearing in this column is listed in The Times Swap Bureau Directory for 60 days free of charge. Your ‘‘Swap” Ad will received a special rate of seven days for the price of five and four days for the cost of _three. RI-5551.

WILL TRADE painting, interior or eéxWA 3470. for good electric refrigerator.

EASY electric was ‘washer for gasoline wash-.

ing machine. Dining room suite for good 1019 S. bolt.

cow or chickens. “Ry FURNITURE, building De in trade on '37 Chevrolet passenger car, truck or ’33 Chevrolet sedan. 626 / Arch. REFRIGERATOR —Porcelain lined, fine condition; very reasonable. Jefferson. a ra : CHEVROLET, ’28, J.-ton truck; good tires, motor and body A-1. For sale or what have you? 3142 N. Buclid 3-PC. wal. bdrm. suite, pore. ice boxes, 9x12 rug, gas ranges, kit. cab. KIMME LS. 2144 N. IIL Open until 8 p. : GOOD upright piano; "mahogany finish, and bench for poultry or livestock. RI. oO .

50-1b., 903 N.

breakfast set, 3-burner oil ir i uniiuze or plumbing

AUTO ‘radio, stove; A-1' fixtures. 626 A

WoL Se Ditetn office for sale or trade. Box 1003, Times.

6 GALLON GAS DOLL, 14th and Capitol. LOT, clear, in Biltmore Gardens, for good : used car. 1808 N. Illinois. HA-3203-J. GAS station at truck terminal; cash. ._Ohio. LI- LO cries aire CHEVROLET ’31 1a-ton Picsun for equity in later model pickup. BE-2651. QUILTS, beautiful, new; want 9x12 “good _ rug. HE-4782. B-FLAT Holten (rumpet for __cordion. BE;3244-W.

333

120-bass ac-

YOUNG EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK, . 808 S. 1 Meridian St. 4

3

WANTED—Man with car to take over profitable Rawleigh route in South Hancock County. Established customers. Must be satisfied with earnings of $30 a week to start. Write Rawleigh’s, IND-215-101P, Freeport, Ill, or Phelps, 1325 E. 11th St., _In 1d.

Solesmen=—Agants

ee wT, Indianapolis.

Women Wanted 32

WOMEN of all ages can now make nioney. Pleasant outdcor work that you will en- . Chance for quick advancement. See TR. SMITH. 145 E Ohio St

YOUNG white girl to help TR “housework. 1127 ey MR. NELSON

women paperhangers;

WANTED at DR-2225,

plenty work. evenings. i i WHITE GIRL to live on place, assist | eral housework; 2 on eh Central. HU-8191. : SALESLADIES organizers. s. Repeat business. Expenses guaranteed. Apply 1627 College, -8 p. m. fine al MIDDLE-AGED woman, care two children, school age; stay on place; call after 6 Pp. m 4765 Manlove, -. WHITE girl for general housework: 20-40; children; stay nights; $5. HA-3550-R. LADIES—For personal contact York. Apply Room 408, Spencer Hotel, 7-9 GIRL for housework’ and care Ps i "1720%; Hall Place. HA-2352. GIRL—Salary (small) and beauty course. Royal Beauty Acad., 401 Roosevelt Bldg. HOUSEKEEPER, 25-40. more for home, some wages. RI-1868. la LADIES for direct selling and demonstra- _ tion _work. Call RI- 2728, evenings.

"once, LI-4752 days;

en341

Work Wanted by Women 35 35

UNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH CENTER, INC., for experienced men and women, by day or week. LI-3167. 1144 N. Missouri St. IDDUE-AGED ladv. care of sick: ‘houseM Ron k. See me at 523 Exeter LA.

Schools, Instruction

38

HAIR Srcsime and beauty course: 2 price. ROYAL BEAUTY ACADEMY. 401 Roosevelt Ble

VOCAL AND PIANO LESSONS, 50c 2nd $1; children and adults. Call LI-4

Best Results—Lowest Cot. The Times. _RI- 555

37

FINE GROCERY in good county seat town. New fixtures, well located; will sacrifice for quick sale. Mr. Nelson. ACME RBALTY CO.. LI-9595. GROCERY; 5 living rooms; frigerator; low rent; close in; competition; only $1200 cash. 119%, N. Ala. LI-9220.

POT shooting gallery with new guns; 5 tre to move. Box 533, West Lafayette. Ind.-

Business Cereriatins

electric reno close PYLE,

“good bus.; accept RI-2663.

40

LUNCH CAR: fine I loc. to as part paymen Thos. J. lal, Co.. 1491 N. Del.

Dogs, Other Pets

COCKER PUPPIES 3642 N. EMERSON

Poultry and Supplies 4] MARION CO. CHICK STORE—5000 more chicks going at these low prices, all from blood tested and culled flocks. horn cockerels, $3.95 per hundred; Rock Re Wyandottes., $6.95 per hundred; heavy breed cockerels, $5. 8" er hundred.

SWAP clear lot off 1 16th or on Sharon. What have you? DR-020 PAINTING. hn AND "EXTERIOR,

_ FOR FURNITURE. RI-2

4 TIRES AND TUBES, 17x5.25 FOR WHAT? CH-2290.

FORD ’37 convertible coupe; Jake sedan in trade. Call evenings, 520 W. 44th "St.

TO TRADERS—If you can not find what you desire in the ads<in this column, call the Swap Counter. 'RI-5551. and we will attempt to arrange a trade for vou from Swap Advertisements previously published. There is no charge for this

service. Household Goods - 52

Caer Homes and Rooming Houses board $3.

Springs. Screen’ Doors’ edicine Cabinet Reed and Sones. Chairs Wardrobe 5-Pc. BD cakfast 7 SINGER. BARGAINS New Price Disposal Price Singer elec. port .$96 $27.50 cash Dome. tic elec. port’ $79 $19.50 cash Singer Slee. console, reposs., very small bal. machines fully guaranteed. 126 W.

All SINGER CO. WASH.

1 ONLY—New table top gas stove. white porcelain, insulated, heat control. Full sized oven and broiler. oR larly sells for $59.50. SKN $44.5 VONN

EG UT S

120 E. ‘Washington.

ELECT. "SWEEPERS, $8. 50 .

Rebuilt. Terms and Advance Radios, 328 Ww. Wash.

trade

KELVINATOR

Your Own Home F PEARSON CO 128 N. Penn. LI-5513.

REFRIGERATORS

Rent a modern Air-Conditioned Ice Refrigerator. Only $9.50 per year. POLA AR ICE & FUEL Co. 9x12 Linoleum Rugs 3.95 9x12 Broadloom as 3 sis: 85 Inlaid floor ne Hos 89¢c’ ‘yard. RELIABLE RUG CO.. 203 E. Washington.

ELECTRIC sweeper, A-1; knitted dress, 14; bors. clothing, 2 8-10. IR- 2359, eve:

«

FREE

SINGER, electric, || confidence. M. setts Ave.

MAYTAG, $30; ABC. $20: ‘Easy. $18. “Others $10 up. All guaranteed. APPLIANCE _SERVICE CO., 140 Virginia. RI-5712. FIRELESS " COOKBR, combination cook stove. dishes. clothes, Ford truck. 309 E. Merrill. DR-5965-W.

HOMESPUN upholstered sun-room furniture. Modern, good condition, 12 pcs. Bargain. HA-1348.

TIVING ROOM Jluncan Phyte dinette, drm_ suite, $49 S. occa pieces OUSE BEAUTIFUL 3 28 N Meridian

LYRE BACK dining chair, spinning wheel, tables, chairs, dishes, books, etc. HA-

late model, Buy “with BAKER. 357 Massachu-

INNERSPRING matt mattress an and coil springs, Practically Cad I $14. 3360 N. Meridian,

FURNITURE_For sale le of every descripJ. P. GRIBBEN FURNITURE & STORAGE, 1501-3 Madison Ave.

GAS & oil stoves, heaters, cook stoves. Low prices. MODEL, 622 E. Washington.

GAS STOVE. porcelain Same: : good condition. Cheap. HU-1

COMFORTS. quilts So “crocheted rugs; very _reasonable. __620 ) N._ Keystone. a

Radios, Musical Needs 53

NEW ladies’ model 120 bass. Italian Accordion, pearl covered, coupler shift. beautiful case. Terms, lessons included, $139.50. We take trade-ins. Indiana Music Co., 139 E. Ohio. LI-4088.

VERY high-grade wal. grand piano, slight-

Electric - brooder and 50 ks, $4.45. 123 N. Alabama. RI-6120.

ly used for balance due on acct. MERS-KEGG PIANO

LU co., 235 N. Penn,

‘LORENZ MUSIC STORE,

PIANOS TO LOAN

FOR STORAGE

We must vacate festival practice r Just pay drayage cost and guarantee to the piano not being abused.

K. P. Building Basement

214 Mass Ave. Open evenings till 9, Pianos owned by Wilking Music Co.

Rinne’s for

ACCORDIONS

Hermann Rinne Music Co. 142 N. PENN. RI. 8908

BALDWIN studio upright, Slightly (sed in perfect condition. A barg

INVESTIGATE OUR LOAN PLAN

INDIANA PIANO.CO., 224 E Ohio, ,LI-7948, Exlusive Baldwin Dealer.

$75 Boehm Clarinet $25

Musical instruments of all kinds. E-Z payments at our New Location Market between Circle and Illinois St. 18 W. Market.

m. 3

SAVE AT OUR 2D FLOOR _ PIANO STORE Real bargains in several 800d practice” pianos. Priced from $2 HA MARION MUSIC CO.. 229 N. Sul 2d FL CROSLEY Show Box. 2 tubes: good tones ample volume. Sacrifice for $5. PAUL __ KERR. 2440 E." Washington. SOPRANO piano accordion, 80 bass, used; excellent condition. RI-2345. VORIS.

“un-= MR,

SPLENDID Buescher alto saxophone. finest gollection of music. 547 N. Beville, after CRON 8-tube console; preowned; $12.50, L. S. AYRES RADIO DEPT., 7th floor.

THERE 1S “NO KIMBALL

_ NO GUESS- _ WORK _WHEN _You BUY . 54 tan sport teckel;

lady's gray wool spring suit: pring black dress: lightweight wool 18. .__HU-1 10 317.

Wearing Apparel

BOY'S tan spring suit: 16-18; dress; _ dress,

Wanted foBuy 55 We Buy alpine All Kinds

Highest prices paid. Phone for representae

CLEVELAND WRECKING CO.

1320 1320 Kentuckv Ave doen LI-1568, WE BUY IRON. METALS. RAGS THE MILLER CO., INC. 130 8. California St. _____RI-5150

We Pay Highest Prices

For old gold. watches, dental bridges, jewelry. etc. SACKS BROS. 308 Indiana Ave. Phone’ RI-5994 JUNK DEALERS = Highest Prices for Junk

SON 628 W. Wash. L1-9250,

WILL pay cash for speedboat. complete with 4-cyclinder outboard motor. Give

: description : and _price. _Box 1004, {3

56

Furniture Buyers

HODGES

ANTS FURNITURE Largest hifi and sellers of new and used furniture in state at auction. RI- 2015.

JUST STARTING IN BUSINESS. Hae THESCMES WEEE STON CALLS. CH-3980. rugs, stoves.

Pays more Ll 8685 furniture, 502 Massachusetts Ave. CALL Ri 0469 ror any tutniture,

rugs, stoves or clothing you have for sale Calls answered promptiv. pruE NE ED USED FURNITURE a0 Mass ave. LI-0068 ‘WE PAY MORE! In 9271 e buy, we sell we trade, EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO. 304 E Wash. EXCHANGE YOUR SURPLUS LI- -8943 FURNITURE FOR CA GET WHAT YOUR A __ WORTH. RI-6233. FURNITURE wanted. Highest cash p _ prompt _Service. __WERELEY. , HU- -72

Cash Coal Mart

for - your

ri

TIS

Ar

57

- Plenty Good Coal ite Ash $4.50

clean forked 5 White Ash, 3x2, clean forked $4. 25 White Ash, big lump, clean forked $5. 00 White Ash and. Brazil Best Ind. 9t Indiana lump, mine run

$3.9 «35. 0

W. Virginia e Wess gina Ny clean forked lump, clean forked Island Creek, big lamp Island Creek, 3X6, forked Island Creek. Premium WwW. Pocahontas Red Ash, very good, mine run Good Nut and Slack WE DELIVER !, AND 7

Bluff Road Coal

..$6.25

$6.75

forked $7.00

Golden Flame Clean Forked Indiana 6x4

. Golden Flame, Clean Forked, Brazil Block, Large Forked Ind.......e...... Amber Jacket 6x4 clean forked

Tip Top West Virginia 6x3, torked.

Tip Tor West Virginia Big Lumr Fkd. ,

Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Co.

DR-2400 3 Yards. DR-2401.

$ 4.50

+ $4.25 $5.50

1X23

W. VIRGINIA 6x3, cl. fkd. W. VIRGINIA BIG LUMP. cin. fkd. ROYA COKE CO. 5 : CH- 1971 2 3675 W. VIRGINIA Large Lump. ° Clean Forked WE DELIVER !2 TONS. COOMES COAL CO. 1121 E. 33rd. : BETTER COAL Prices as low as any in the rity. E. E. Heller Coal Co. JIDR- -1540 DR-1541 Anchor Coal Co., | RI-4131 —— Fredrick Coal Co. DR-1792 Est DR-1793 ~~ Federal Coal Co. A _DR-2290._,

DR-2290.

Firewood: and Kindling 57TA

Goon nin wood. $1.25 per Tick at mill; delivered, $3.5 ATIONAL {ENED & FOMBER CO.. 0635 W. Miche _igan, . BE- -017 Gn Ty

Adtomobiles Tor Sale BUICK '35 COUPE

Small series. Black finish perfect. good tires, mohair NPhOISters oar a real value, Was $550, reduced to $49

“WALLERICH CO.

Lot, St. “Joe and. Meridian. RI- 4576.

BUICK—'32 seven-passenger sedan; abgb-

lutely can give full details as to own

XT . ® Tel PW ABELS AUTO 1030 N. Meridian BUICK "29 Coach, $45. Broad Ripple _ Auto Let. 333 Virginia Ave. rato Chevrolet, 1934 Towne Sedan Chevrolet, 1931 Coupes,

Coaches, Sedans. Also 1928's, ’29's and '30’s as low as

$40

FRANK HATFIELD CO. 623 N. Capitol Ave. RI-9326

trunk; less than 10,000 miles.

car will make the down ‘easy. 650 Virginia Ave.