Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1937 — Page 12
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NEWS OF THE AUTO WORLD
KEEP MIND ON OTHER FELLOW, DRIVER ADVISES
Signal for Every Turn and Never Play ‘Hunches,’ Official Suggests.
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By J. M. CRAWFORD General Motors Corp. Not long ago, a party of tourists narrowly escaped mishap. when a battered old car coming toward them on the highway suddenly cut across their path into a farm drive. Good brakes on their car, and a wide apron on the road, enabled them to miss it by a hair, and as they backed onto the road again, they remonstrated to its driver, who was just beginning to realize how close to trouble he had been. “Why in the world didn’t you signal that you were going to turn?” one of the party demanded. “Why, mister,” the other driver answered, “I thought everybody <knowed I live here.” .
In my opinion. that motorist is |
mind, at” all times, the. fact that there are others besides himself on the road, and drives in a manner consistent with that realization. The good driver never assumes that others know what he intends to do. He signals every move—not only his stops and turns, but also his intention to pull away from a curb. He is equally careful to give notice, with his horn when about to pass. Observance of proper signal procedure will automatically do away with one of the most dangerous driving hazards—the sudden, unexpected move. And if he hopes to qualify among the really topnotch drivers, he will go one step further, and keep his eyes open for the other fellow’s signals, so that his own starts, stops and turns may be based on information more reliable than a guess or a “hunch” of what others are about to do.
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OIL IS REPLAGED
IN MOTOR FUEL
Development Is Held Answer |
To Demands of New Auto Design.
Times Special NEW YORK, June 26.—Although gasoline is refined from oil, the latest trend in the petroleum industry is to put oil back into gasoline, stated John H. Walsh, sales engineering manager, Tide Water Associated Oil Co., this week. “This startling turn-about is the reply of the fuel engineer to the challenge of the automotive engineer whose new creations represent the latest word in design and performance.” Mr. Walsh said. “Research on the road and in the laboratory has proved that the new cars, with their higher speeds, greater heat and smaller parts, need additional lubrication of valves and cylinders over and above that supplied by the crankcase oil. “To meet this need, the industry has developed gasolines into which is blended an oil that is heat-proof and free of carbon. This constantly lubricates top cylinder parts and eases valve action.” The Tide Water Oil Co. products are distributed by the Troy Oil Co. in Indianapolis, under the direction of Mr. E. J. Schuster, president.
LOSEY ANNOUNCES ~ SPECIAL PROGRAM
Open House o Be Held at Showroom Tuesday.
R. H. Losey, president of Losey Motors, Inc. 1219 N. Meridian St., Hudson and Terraplane distributor for the Indianapolis . district, announces an open house to be held at the showroom this Tuesday night at 7:30. Included in the enterfainment will be sound films of animated cartoons, news reels and education pictures. Hollywood actors and actresses appear in the films, according to Mr. Losey.
Rounding the Row
BY MYRON J. McGEEHAN
The Roy Wilmeth Co. 720 .N. Meridian St. is displaying an illuminated balloon atop its building displaying the firm’s name.
The I. Wolf Co. Co. branch store, 832 N. Meridian St., has removed windows from the front of the store and is now accessible from .the
street.
Mr. Lon Culley, used car manager, Frank Hatfield Co, Ford dealer, 623 N. Capitol Ave., was called out of the city the first of the week on account of illness in his family.
Mr. J. R. (Rocky) Rhodes, used car manager, Hickman-Moyer Retail, Inc., Oldsmobile dealer, 418 N. Capitol Ave. has a lock suspended in the firm’s salesroom, and keys are scattered throughout the city. The one finding the right key is entitled to cash or can apply it on the purchase price of a used car.
Mr. Sam Wides, partner, Washington Auto Sales, Chevrolet dealer, 400 N. Capitol Ave., announces good used car sales for the month to date.
Mr. Luther Mitts, used car manager, C. H. Wallerich Co., Chryslerplymouth Distributor, 950 N. Meridjan St., states the lots at 951 N. Meridian St. and 10th and Illinois Sig. are turning in some nice used groorders. cL. a
Ford Mechanical Exhibit Sent Here
Voorhis Studio.
Left to right, front row: R. Griffith; Roy Wilmeth, president; Charles Wood, lot
manager and R. W. Coffing. Second row: V.
Mr. Roy Wilmeth, Roy Wilmeth Co. president and Indiana's largest Ford dealer, has succeeded in bringing to Indianapolis part of the Ford
exhibit which was in the Century
of Progress Ford Building. It has been set up on the company’s Meridian St. lot at 14th St. Both the 60 and 85-horsepower motors are displayed with parts cut
away, giving visitors an opportunity to see the interior mechanical construction of both. A chassis showing the Juproved 1937 Ford brakes is in the exhibit. According to Mr. Wilmeth, the new brakes add 90 per cent additional driving safety. The new Ford all-steel top. which adds thousands of pounds of tensile strength to the car, is displayed.
Durham, I. Lehner and F.
C. . Rhoades.
It is said to protect the body of the car from collapsing in the event of a collision. Construction of safety glass, upholstery and many other accessories add to the interest of thes exhibit. The popularity of the Ford exhibit at Chicago prompted the Ford Motor Co. to send the display to large dealers around the country, Mr. Wilmeth said.
AUTO CDDITIES
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LONDON AMAZED IN 1865 BY A CARRIAGE
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MOBILE HOME ON 1937 DODGE TRUCK CHASSIS 1$ LSTESY IN MOTOR duis!
LASALLE HINTS END OF COUPE ‘MODELS
Times Soir DETROIT, June 26.—Passing of the “two-passenger coupe,” one of the mainstays of the automobile market since closed bodies were introduced, was cited this week by
!D. E. Ahrens, Cadillac-LaSalle sales
manager. “In the fine car field we actually have no two-passenger model, although the term still is occasionally applied to the coupe,” said Mr. Ahrens. “As now built, the standard
The front seat is wider and accommodates three passengers comfortably. Two opera seats in the compartment at’ the rear bring capacity to five.”
ZEPHYR | FOLLOWS Pi PONIES History was recalled recently when a Lincoln-Zephyr car traveled over a route approximately the old Pony Express trail from St. Joseph, Mo. to San Francisco.
Sa les Increase
Edward Clarke, manager of the Abels Auto Co. branch store at 430 N. Capitol Ave., reports substantial increases in car sales during the first six months of 1937, The company’s main store at 1030 N. Meridian St., is operated by Sam Abels, president. Both stores offer a large selection of late model, reconditioned used cars, it was said,
LaSalle coupe is virtually a sedan.
_ KISSAM IS TO HEAD - NEW PONTIAG WORK
Customer-Relations Is Created.
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Times Special PONTIAC, Mich, June 26.—C. P. Simpson, Pontiac Motors general sales manager, has announced the formation of the customer-relations department under the direction of Benjamin A. Kissam. The new department head has occupied a responsible position ‘in the advertising department since last- fall. As Mr. Simpson says, every progressive manufacturer realizes today that to obtain an ever-increass ing volume of business there must be a high degree of owner satisfaction. Owner acceptance, he points out, is dependent upon many factors, such as design, appearance, performance, dependability, service given by dealers and even dealer crsonality. In such a competitive market and with satisfaction depending upon so many factors, the customers’ viewpoint can change rapidly either nationally or in separate localities. Pontiac feels that customer relations are of sufficient importance to warrant the creation of a department whose business it is to be the company’s official ‘“ear-to-the-ground,” it was said.
OMIT RUNNING BOARD
Elimination of the conventional running board in the LincolnZephyr car provides more room inside the body. Instead of the running board, rubber covered scuff strips are provided.
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NEW 6. E. RADIOS TO BE SEEN HERE
Two-Day Open House Ex-
hibit at Lincoln Hotel Next Week.
Paul D. Losier, General Electric
Supply Corp. sales manager, yester-
day announced open house displays for dealers of the new General Electric ragio receivers. The events will be held at the Roberts Hotel, Muncie, on. Monday. and at Hotel Lincoln, Indianapolis, Wednesday and Thursday. The exhibit may be seen throughout the days, and details of the new G. E. fall program will be explained. The complete new line of G. E. radios for 1938 will be shown. Factory representatives will be on hand to explain the features of the coming line, | Mr. Losier said.
GENERAL BOOM IN
BUSINESS OBSERVED
pti Reflected in Rise of Exports, Imports.
A worldwide upturn in business is reflected in the increase of American exports and imports, Arvid L. Frank, South Bend, president of the Studebaker Export Corporation, said last week. Mr. Frank said American exports and imports for 1937 would total ap-
proximately five three-fourths billion
dollars about evenly balanced between exports and imports.” Last year, he said, they totaled about four three-fourths billions. Largest 1936 export item, Mr. Frank said, was cotton, which accounted for 14.9 per cent of the total. Motor cars and parts were second with 9.9 per cent; leaf tobacco third with 5.7; electric machinery fourth with 3.8, and crude petroleum fifth with 2.7 per cent.
PLYMOUTH RURAL - MODEL ANNOUNCED
Times Special DETROIT, June 26.—A line of 1937 Plymouth models, specially designed for smoother travel over the deep-rutted roads of the nation’s rural sections, was announced this week by the Chrysler Corp. Plymouth division. The cars are designed to be specially useful to farmers, rural mail carriers, doctors, oil-field workers and others who must travel over back roads and unimproved highways. To enable them to travel through mud and snow, and over the high crowns of country roads, the new special models have a higher road clearance of 97% inches, which is 1% inches greater than standard design. They have 20-inch metal disc wheels.
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Deaths—Funerals | Indianapolis Times, Sat., June 26, 1937
ALBERSHARDT—Milton J., age 29 years, husband of Frances Albershardt, tather of Donald and Norman, son of Mr. August and Mrs. Elgie Albershardt, brother of Catnerine Ann Secrist and Arlton Albershardt, passed away at his hone, 5207 College Ave., Friday, p. m. Funeral irom {he ROYSTER - & Ain MonyUaRY 902 N. Meridian St., 2 E m. Pans invited. Burial Monasy Hil
ANDERSON —William M., entered into rest Friday, age 47 years, father of Robert W,, J. rl,, Charles Michael and Rosemary And Anderson. Funeral Monday at the H . MOORE FUNERAL PARLORS, 10:30 w m. Burial Floral Park.
ARSZMAN—Lena, . Arszman, mother of Edward and El
Mrs. Leona Gallagher, passed away Friday, June 25, at 1:05 p. m., age 53 years. Funeral at the residence on Sherman Drive, th of St. Francis Hospital, Monday, June 28, at ‘ 30 m.; services Holy Name Churc a. m. Friends invited. Burial St. ens cemetery.
CAIN—Jean Frances, 10 months, beloved daughter of Irvin and Marie Cain, sister of Mary Jo and Helen Louise, passed away Friday mommies, Reger! Monday, 11 a. m, at the home, 815 E. Iowa St. Friends anal Friends may call after 6 G. H. HERRMANN SERV CE.
CARNAGUA—Ora,
age 68 “years, neloved mother of Mrs.
Bertna Green and Charles Carnagua, passed away Iriday evening at the residence of Mrs. Green, 1237 Sharon Ave. neral services Monday, 2 m,, at the above address. Burial oral - Park. CONKLE SERVICE.
GOINES—Charles A. ., husband of Sarah, father of William Byrd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sr., brother of Mrs. Nellie Cohee, passed away Friday. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN RTUARY Monday, 10 a. m. Friends Burial Floral Park:
HAYWORTH—James H., 70 ; years, husband of Mary E., father of Russe 11 A. Hayworth, grandfather of Allen and Wayne Hayworth, brother of Mrs. A. L. Foley of ‘Bloomington and Mrs. Minnie Mann, Misses Ida and Iva Hayworth of Clearwater. Fla., passed awav Saturday at his home, 2335 Carrollton. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Time later,
HESSMAN—Frank, beloved husband Nene Hessman, father of Anthony. 0 an Mrs. -Anthony Hessman, Br ote of Harry, George and Anthony and Mrs. August Schmid of Detroit, ied Saturday. Funeral Wat $130 KIRBY MORTUARY, 9 a. m. Philip Neri Church. Burial Holy Ea Cemetery. Friends invited.
KR BAUS Sienry Edward, father of William, John, Edgar, Lawrence and Bertrand Kraus, Hester Peggs and Dorothy Lark in assed away Thursday at his home, 1714 raper St. Funeral Monday, June 28, 2 p. m., at the above address. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park.
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KROECREL—X'3 M., widow of the late 1
red Brothel, sister of Clara Sree Mrs. nie Baase, Oscar and Shirley Lely of Indianapolis; Mrs. Bertha Schowecker, Dayton, O.: Mrs,’ Olive. Hoover, Cincinnati, O., passed away at the home, 2046 S. Meridian St., Eridsy. Jane 25. Funeral Monday, Juns at the home. Friends in-_ vited. Bunai Round Hill.
O’BRIEN—William Frank, husband Henrietta O’Brien, son of rs. Mary O'Brien Everroad, brother of Mrs. Helen Miller, Miss Lucy O’Brien, Mrs. Esther Evans, died Friday at Knoxville, Jenn. Friends may call at the home of his mother, 2813 W. 10th St., after 11 " m. Sunday. Funeral Monday, 8:30, at the 9 a. m. Holy Trinity Church. Friends invited. KIRBY
RR — Phyllis, age 23, beloved Wife of Clarence Orr, passed away Friday p. m., 1720 S. High School Rd. as may call at the DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, 3925 E. New York St. any time. Funeral 2 p. m. Monday at funeral home.
Mrs.
POOLE—Frances M., passed away ab jhe residence, 126 E. 9th St.. June 26. loved daughter of Mr. Paul Poole Be Mrs. Mildred Gains Poole, deceased; sister of Francene, Carl and Earl. Friends may call at the Feeney & F:eney Funeral Home, 2339 N. Meridian St., any time. Funeral Monday, June 28, 10 a. m.. at the Funeral Home.
PRANGE—Fred. beloved brother of Anton and Louise Prange of Indianapolis and Mrs. Louise Kellermeier and Henry Prange, both. of Germany. and grandfather of Miss Florence Rathert and Mrs. Eleanor Krause. passed away at the residence, 653 Middle Drive. oo au Place, Thursday gvening, 4. Funeral services will be h Sd u . 0 rest: dence, Monday morning June \ 10 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends are welcome. WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
ROESSLER~—Christian, is years, of Rosa Roessler, father of George A54 Fred Roessler, passed T away June Friends may call any time after 7 Saturday at the residence. 1909 ave: Funeral Monday. June 28, p. at the above address. Friends ini: ' For farther information call JORDAN FUNERAL HOME. CH-1132.
THARP-Martha, age 82, passed away Saturday a. m., at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Doll, 433 N. Buclid Ave. Servjces and burial at the Strong Cemetery, 11 a. m. Monday at Albany, Ind. [Albany papers please copy.]
VERNIA—Edward H., age 50 years, husband of Luella M., bro her of Mrs. Martha Gollar of Louisville, Ky.; Mrs. Elizabeth Husson and Miss Lula Vernia of New Albany. Ind.,, nassed away Friday at the residence, 1512 N. [Pennsylvania St. Friends may call at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY through Saturday evening. Services and burial at New Albany Monday.
WILLIAMS--George 8. of Nettie Williams. son of John Williams, Chicago: brother of * Andrew J.
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EVERYBODY WELCOME JOM MILANO INN —-231 8 , beer; booths for ladies; | kinds. The best Milano style spaghetti dinners. Big time for all
(Truck Freight Transportation)
CUSHMAN MOTOR DELIVERY CO.: daily service to Chicago, Racine, M. Jackson, Mgr.
(Truck Rentals)
RENT A TRUCK, Move yourself, Save halt one IT YOURSELF. INC.. 39 Ky. Ave.
(Trusses)
RUPTURE—Trusses - fitted at reasonable prices H E FRAUER CO. 456 E. Wash
(24-Hour Service Station)
REINHARDT SERVICE STATION — 5329 Brookville. corel ao okville Road and English Ave. IR-0
OA )
CENTRAL FURNITURE REPAIR SHOP Specializing in upholstering. HA-0544 2855 Central Ave.
10th 8t. CH-'
JULIAN RUG |
Work guar- |
| NEW JERSEY, N., FLUFF chenille rugs made from old rugs |
| NEW JBRSEY. N.. 3038—Laree, air
Milwaukee. i
$33.50—EAST—Near
8 ROOMS,
SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1937.
Rooms Without Board 12 $2—PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2308: attractive single room. youds girl emploved. Prie Soe home. TA-203 50 AND up; oy York, E., 2iont cool room. Large porch.
$3.00—PLEASANT large front bedroom. Brits family. 2331" Central Ave. room:
124; clean,
ALABAMA, N., 2129—Large. room; constant hot water; _ preferred.. Phone.
CENTRAL. _ 2410—NEWLY
ATTRACTIVE ROOM: MATTRESS. PHONE.
CENTRAL, EN TLEMAN: LOVELY ROOM; NO OT SIE OMERS ERENCES. WA-0619 Rav
CORONADO HOTEL— 750 up daily. up weekly: baths running water. _N. Hlinois. DELAWARE, N.. fan, phone:
attractive gentleman
FURNISHED INNERSPRING
$3.50 . 156
824—Large front room; W young men. Reasonable. DELAWARE, . 517—Large front sleeping room. Hot water Walking distance. Reasonable ILLINOIS, N. 1907—Pleasant. clean, cool; large closets. Hot water: refined: garage, IRVINGTON—Nicely furnished cool room, private home: gentleman preferred. Bus, _car. IR-T913. JULIAN AVE. 5817—2 unfurnished rooms; Jeleronces required: no other roomers.
MERIDIAN, 2315 N.—Nicely furnished, nerspring mattress. large closets, stant hot water. HA-2959. ORIENTAL. 20 N.—Lovely corner private entrance;
ine con=-
room, 2 windows; adults.
RURAL N. 612—Cozy modern room: home for right parties. Garage. Reasonable. CH-6698. ST, JOE. E 19—Nice large cool room, 2 studio couches. Suitable for 2. LI-7128. VIRGINIA, 29—Clinton Hotel, sleeping Joomy for gentlemen. $2 up. Housekeep~ ng
WOODRUFF. 546 W. DR. —Large, attrace tive, comfortable: cross ventilation. Reas= onable Gentleman CH-0800-M. WOODRUFF, 550 WEST room, well Hrnighed: gentleman. CH-04 Sr 30TH, W.. Tet “Jarge TOOM, CrOSSe gentilation: gentleman preferred. TA-
DRIVE —_Fron# cross ventilation;
DESIRABLE location; room, furnished or _ block from Michigan.
Hotels
“front One
1200 East, unfurnished. CH-1 16
112A
-| CENTRAL HOTEL -Corner Delaware and
Vermont 331 N Delaware. Modern out= side rooms Transient rates
HARBOUR HOTEL 87 N. iilinois:
mfort. rooms. Hot. cold water. Low ates
MAYFIELD Clean, airy Seeing rooms? reasonable prices. 132'2 W. Ohio (core _ ‘ner Capito I. ae
Rooms With Board 13
CENTRAL, 2222—Men or couple: comforte able home; 3 good meals; $6. HA- 3100-W,
SUTHERLAND. 2649—Attractive focstions BES suitable for 2. Private home,
TREMONT. N. 55; garage optional. __carline. BE-0623-J. WOODRUFF—Permanent
home; elderly people: curity.
modern room, meals, Private home. Near
nice large room. Will take se= CH-5798.
| CHILD to room and board; mother's care. ;
1138 N. King
ie ——— | WILL s] share my home with Slderiy people, Good food and care. RI-309
$2.75: $3.50: tHcy farmshed 1 and 3 rooms. 631 New Jersey
$4.00—2 Ee nicely TEE utilities. 310 E. St. Clair. 124;
$¢ UP, New York, E. clean, light, _.cool, e everything furnished. Large porch,
$4 UP, Delaware, N. 139; clean, light,
cool; 1 and joo apartments. Everv=
z thing furnished. $5.50 TUP-—Central, *1103—Lovely apart ments, down: private. Completely fur<
nished, sink, porch. $7.50; CENTRAL. 1321—Attractive 3-room; accomodation: front downstairs: cone stant hot water; cross ventilation. BELLEFONTAINE, 1022 2-room front apartment, pstairs; everything fur=ished; util AE private entrance. RIe
Housekeeping Rooms
BROADWAY, 1134—2 clean JOOS. Range,
sink. 2 beds: $4.50. 1 room BROADWAY, 1142—Large living room, kitchenette; sink. All outside rooms. BUNGALOW COURT. APT. 11—Widow will to exceptional persons 6-room 2 kitchens. Clean. well ventilated.. RI-5787 CAPITOL. N.. 2025—Man’'s gparitient or . room, quiet, new bed, roomy. $2.50 to $5.
CARROLLTON, 1226—Large 1-room, Sion entette apartment, furnished: utilities. Private entrance. ‘Reasonable. LI-9403.
CARROLLTON. 2324—1l-room apartment; refined home: utilities: 1 or 2 adults: garage: phone.
_ 3 | COLLEGE. 1410—Large. cool 1-room kitche
enette apartment; everything furnished.
Adults. $3.
| EAST. 909 N.— “Two front apartments, 1-2
rooms; everything furnished. Cool, clean.
EAST. N.. 850—1 or 2 rooms evervthing _ furnished: 1 square of carline ILLINOIS. 2020 N.—Spacious front Kitche enette apartment. Newly decorated, constant hot water innerspring,
sink, radio garage. Reasonable.
ILLINOIS N. 1145—Furnished housekeep~ ing rooms ‘modern: 2% comfortable __Sleepi Teoma. wo TLLI N., a Rn well-fur= nished "apartment; private entrance; __ reasonable. is iis ILLIONIS, N.. 2625—Well furnished 2-room downstairs front apartment; janitor service; private entrance. MARKET. E. 1609—2 large clean rooms; sink, utilities. Adults. 1107—Large, 2-room apartment: or 1 room, kitchenette: rea~ __Sonable. Phone.
front room, kitchenette: also cozy smal room,
Kshs
NEW JERSEY, N., 2042—Cool front room, na studio couch, sink, private entrance.
ORIENTAL, 20 N. complete: front Poreh, utiilties, entrance, yard. UNION, 1409—3 rooms: rivate entrance: $4. urnished; utilities, entrance. UNION. 1901—One room, kitchenette; fur= nished. G. E. refrigerator. Employed cou= _ ple. DR-T118-W. WASHINGTON, 1220 E.—Desirable two= room apartment; private entrance everything furnished. Adults. : WOODRUFF, 544 Middle Drive — Oneroom and Kitchenette apartment; rea _ sonable: adults. CH-3173. 9TH E.. 616—2 clean, well ventilated rooms, Xjccnonstte; private bath, roll= away bed; phone
2y Dea, a 11TH, 650 E.—Two nice clean, cool downe _ stairs rooms; reasonable. Furnished 2 room apt. Also sleep.ng rooms. pF _ 310 ) W. 1 New 3 York. . No. 36.
Wanted to Rent
— 2-room apartment, private
utilities, sink, 3 rooms unmodern; private
15
__||DEPT. STORE MGR. and wife want home
or unfurn. Call Sun, RI=
16
or apt., fur, __1958.
Apartments Unfurn.
402 N. Meridian 111 E. 16t 3809 N. 1500 sivas
0.00 General Apartments. LI- 2439
Tech; large living rear porches. CH=
front
and
1443 N.—3-room u stove and ice box
room, 7559.
ALABAMA, utilities, $35.00. LI-8401. ARLINGTON. N. SE 1 TY
PD isneds
44 Virginia Avenue,
309—Attractive five-room air-conditioned, water;
newly decorated.
frigidaire. $40.00, 1116 N. Capitol. ?
Times Rental Directory
ADDRESS | SIZE |
DESCRIPTION | RENT
Apartments—Walking Distance
628 E. Vermont | 4.10.
Nicely arranged, completely redecorated. Jennings Bros., S. Illinois.
Good Jocation. LI-3814.
$22.50
Apartments—North
Williams and Hettie Egan. his Iesidence. 428 § eas Ave., Friday. June 25, at 5:35 a. m.. age 53 years. Funeral from residence Monday, June 28, at 5 30 a. m. Service Hol Cross Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
WILSON—William Slenry, age 69, beloved husband of Nellie Wilson. ad of Bertha Neff, passed away Friday a. m. Friends may call 2 the home, 70 Vir fuis AYnn rh or undav at the home. urial Moran, Ind. DORSEY SERV
Funeral Directors 5
WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM
1321-23 Ww RAY ST. BE 1588
"WALTER 1. BLASENGYM
: FUNERAL HOME 2228 SHELBY 81
LOCAL or long Histance; J. W. SMIT
(General Construction)
BRICK, concrete, plastering. DR-3228-1.
ROYAL CONSTRUCTION CO. Quickest possible service.
8S. V. WEAVER, Lh ie EY job
1721 Ludlow Ave. CH ONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Curtis Q. Patton TA-3019.
(Hauling)
ork,
2 gble ony: reasonable. H. IR-7206
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DISTINCTIVE Dhotogr hs in yor ug Somme.
ldren.
Rape pana St ch home portrait pho-
tographer, color tis = (Hospitals) VINCENT'S
: HOSPITAL—Sister Rose, | Zuberintendent, Fall Creek Blvd. and Il-
linois St. TA-7070.
Class A; credited by ihe College of Surgeo
FINN BROS. isi:
ST. REGIS 14th & Penn.
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2 -Bedroom util. SECURIT
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RI-6571
BELAIR 1244 N. Illinois
Efficiency
Modern throughout, Corner Phohe, marble entrance, Venean blinds managed.
inside
$32.50
in halls. Well | incl. util.
3 %335 N. Merid. Bem
Lovely sunroom, Frigidaire; gars He
anitor service. SYS 4 I AGENCY
$60.00
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Mods, doutle 144 N. Del. St. 15 2.
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