Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1937 — Page 14

[ONDAY, SEPT. 6, 1037 _

U.S. DEFLATES

‘SUCKER TRAPS IN QUIET MOVES

Federal Trade Cohrission Censors Extravagant Advertising.

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‘WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 (U. P.).— | You can't learn to croon in 10 days, | live forever, or “pack a 16-inch arm in your sleeve.” ' The benevolent Federal Trade Commission says so. The commission has been quietly moving in to combat improper advertising and the various forms of shill games that “There's a sucker

soorn every minute.” These are some of the results: The Commission has obtained an "agreement from a Florida dentist to cease representing that artificial teeth purchased from him by mail order are better than any others or are the only means to obtain “your real individuality.” Greatest Exerciser It received a promise from a Phil- | adelphia firm to stop advertising its , muscle builder as ‘the greatest exer- | ciser made; the choice of champions {and the emblem of power; it quickly stimulates muscular growth .. . by its use one can pack a 16-inch arm in his sleeve and duplicate the | -chain-breaking or iron-bending feats cf Breitbart, Marx, Sandow, Moerki, Travis or Nordquist.” And it got assurances from a Los Angeles concern that it would no longer represent that its founder “was taught by masters of the Far East In Tibet, and is today an authoritative interpreter of the ancient wisdom” offering “a secret: method of the actual technique of rejuvenation because old age is only a chemical change which the concern is able to instruct its students to overcome.” The Commission is charged with guarding honesty—in its strictest sense—in all business practices. Under its regulatory powers it is thus able to crack down on what it considers false or misleading advertising.

PYTHIAN LODGE T0 OPEN PARLEY

C. R. Mitchell, Local Leader, Aids Arranging for Convention Here.

With an estimated 500 members expected to attend, the Indiana Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will convene in 69th annual convention here Sept. 15 and 16.

Carl R. Mitchell, Indianapolis, Grand Keeper of the Records and Seal, is assisting committees in completing arrangements for the session. Russell B. Dalrymplé, Knightstown, Grand Chancellor, is to open the convention with an address. He has been prominent in State Pythian affairs for many years and in becoming a Past Grand Chancellor is eligible for membership in the Supreme Lodge, a high governing body of the organization. Other high lodge officers are also to address the convention. The local arrangements committee includes Dr. C. V. Dunbar, Supreme Representative; Thomas L. Neal, Past Grand Chancellor and Indiana Pythian Corp. treasurer; Samuel E. Garrison, Constitution and Bylaws Committee chairman; Othniel Hitch, Judicial Committee chajrman; J. Burdette Little, Grand Tribunal member; Frank Shellhouse, Indiana Pythian Corp. vice president; Samuel L. Trabue, Supreme representative, and Charles 'W. Hartpence, Grand Lodge Finance Committee chairman, ; The convention program includes the annual election of officers and the reading and consideration of the special report and survey of the Indiana Pythian Home, lLafayette. Candidates for high offices are Harvey T. Walker, Mantpelier, Grand Chancellor; William FPF. Qualls, South Bend, Grand Vice Chancellor; Noble J. Johnson, Terre Haute, Grand Prelate; Fred Ratliff, Marion, Grand Master-at-Arms; Paul Hunter, Worthington, Grand Inner Guard; Q. Austin East, Bloomington, Kenneth Whiteman, Elkhart, L. A. Williams, Richmond, for Grand Outer Guard.

ROGERS MEMORIAL CEREMONY STAGED

Shrine Atop Mountain Un- ® veiled Today.

; COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Sept. 8 (U. P.).—World famous cow-

boys, rodeo stars and Sioux Indians |

gathered today for the pagen of the dedication of the Will Roser: Shrine of the Sun memorial, win jake place atop Cheyenne Moun-

ov. Teller Ammons, numerous of Mr, Rogers’ relatives from Okla- .- homa, and a host of dignitaries will participate in the dedication of a memorial erected by Spencer Penrose, Colorado Springs millionaire philanthropist. A riderless horse will head the procession from Colorado Springs. Upon the cavalcade’s approach to the shrine, the strains of the song, “Empty Saddles,” will draft down from the chimes of the memorial tower to the plains half a mile below. An oversize bust of Mr. Rogers will be unveiled on fits granite pedestal at the base of the tower. The figure reevals Mr. Rogers with a faint smile tugging at his mouth and his hair characteristically covering his right eye. It faces the southeast, toward the plains of Mr. Rogers’ native state, Oklahoma. After eulogies and songs by a « cowboy quartet, Spencer. Penrose ; will touch off the sodium vapor me- | & which will be kept as long as

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

Cori, 1937, Esquire Features. Ine.

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“I think orl find shat by trading it in ath year $irounk a Times classified ad the depreciation won't be nearly so large.”

PARIS WORKERS TAKE HOLIDAY

Shop Girls and Taxi Men Now Frolic With High Society.

PARIS, Sept. 6 (U. P.).—France’s formerly rich Cote d’Azur, crowded with Eurepean society in winter and deserted in summer, has found a new kind of prosperity this year with the inauguration of “paid holiday” worker’s trips to the Mediterranean ports. Almost every room in Juan- lesPins, Cannes, Nice, Beaulieu and Menton, known throughout the world as resorts for royalty and! high society, is taken this summer, by the workers of Paris. Shop girls, tire factory. workers, carpenters, masons, automobile workers, taxi drivers, and others form the clientele of big hotels, as well as boarding houses. “Extra wages,” granted in the last year by France's Popular Fronf government, are admitted in Cote d’Azur hotel circles to, have saved them from a severe depression and brought about a real wave of prosperity.

Workers’ Own Idea This new wave of tourists, created within France itself, has been organized entirely by workers. The idea of “popular tourist holidays”

was first proposed by a deputy |

from the Alpes-Maratime province. His idea was to help the hotel owners and hotel workers at the same time as providing real vacations to Frenchmen who'd never before had the opportunity. of visiting France's beauty spots. In July, 1936, just after the Blum government, brought their bill for paid holidays before parliament, the “Popular Tourists Association” was formed.

Its work last summer was small, but it toiled ambiticusly and this year has won the majority of hotel owners of the formerly “exclusive” Cote d’Azur to its side.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Monday, Sept. 6, 1937

NAINA

BOWSER— William H., away 2 Tesiqence, : N. St., beloved Pn of Alice, a vy Mrs Julia Stout, Cincinnati, and Mrs, Mary Ehrmantraut, Indianapolis. friends Ray call at the FEENEY FEENEY FU NERAL HOME, 2339 N. Metidian Sty any time, Funeral Jugsdas, 0, funeral home, 9 a. m. at 85. Peter & Paul Cathedral,

BUSH—Jessie E., entered into rest Friday, Ban eloeri Nite of Charl er Push feral a Sacsday lial m,, at 72, beloved

LOR, Burial Floral B Park. ® ploya Camp-

CAMPB BELL—Russell 0., jather of Mrs. Louis Sleloft bell, Mrs. Roy Roberts, brother ofl Laura Davidson, passed away Funeral Thes., 10 A. {auehter, gall, oat

oo years, passed New Jersey

Friends 0 d.

Friend is Tesidence any time.

SHIRLEY

COPSEY—John E., 82 years, beloved husband of Jennie Copsey, father of Miss Jessie Copsey and Mrs, Grace Musmann, brother of, rank opsey, passed away Fiurday, 2 m., a e home, hi Wiscons i, St ners) Fresday 3 o ERAL , 1505 S. East St.

Friends invited. Burial Round d Hill, Frien the funeral home. Js may fall 81

HIGHBAUGH—Harvey, stepson of r orieshaft, Broth Sipe of sist or wn of Sans he e,

e: : Morris’ 8t., S neral Tuesday. 8:30, at the Iesidence: m. Assumption Church. Burial Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. al, ory

SCHMIDT. Hen nry C., entered into r est Thursday; uncle of Mrs. Carl Becker, Mrs, oY ise Henning. Mrs. Ida Weineman, Mrs. Clara Lang, Mrs. Payline Lang, Walter Wiseman, Louis Fischer Norman rock. Funeral Tuesday, MOORE

Kihat RAR : Cemetery. LO Sutil Concordia

SMITH Abigail C.. beloved mother of EH 1408 Olive V0

Bo! ula Campbell, Maude of Mis. Pe ly thew. Owen, Lawrence and Maurice Smith assed away Seps. 4, age 70 years. Serv. ces e 2 M MORE at the W. D. 2 RTUARY. 1321-28 W Ray, st. wl Bridgeport, Ind. Ds

STAT N=eh John Re Rohert,

Brother” o of Harry Sep

unday. Fu.

Vana Hh ag Tg a Joseph Wiliam Baber oi 1 Barbara ios > Statem ad

ty ip Merona | 1 aio indi”

Cards of Thanks 2

GALLA GHER—We Yahi tok our Yelar Jives, neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy and the beautiful floral Sfetings ny the sickness and eath our beloved wife and mether, Specially o we thank Father Dixon, pal | bearers and George Usher, under-

JOHN GALLAGHER & FAMILY.

Cemetery Lots 4A

TWO burial lots, Memorial Park Cemetery; conepelly located. Priced reason: able. CH-0752 :

to ve has

Funeral Directors 5/5

WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM WWW. RAY eT

WALTER |. BLASENGYM

stone tower|

FUNE ny Sp HOME

Funeral Directors CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

193¢ W. MICH. ST. BE-1034 FINN BROS.

Funeral Home 1639 N. Meridian St.

TA-1835.

Flanner & Buchanan 25 W. Fall Creek Blvd. . TA-4400 Comfortably Air-Conditioned

BERT S. GADD

2430 Prospect St. : GRINSTEINER'S 522 E. Market St. PERSONAL SERVICE

G. H. HERRMANN"

1505 8. EAST ST.

HISEY- & TITUS

THE FUNERAL HOME 951 N. DELAWARE ST.

AIR CONDITIONED MOORE & KIRK

CH-1806-1 TA-6056-8 SHIRLEY BROS, CO. filinois 86. L1-5409.

od8 N. J. C. WILSON

DR-0321 1230 Prospect St. _ DR-0322. COLORED FUNERAL DIRECTORS

C. M. C. WILLIS & SON

632 N. West 8t. L1-5651

DR-5307

RI-5374

DR-4471

[R-1139

| CEXINGTON,

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Rooms Without Board 12

MICHIGAN, W. '6—Apt 34—Nicely oar nished front room: near bath. LI-9 NEW JERSEY, N., 1320—Large pl or furnished room, adjoining bath.

NEW JERSEY, 2062 N.—Twin beds: show= en 2 ads men employed or students.

Sa: N,, 20—Corner {front room; private entrance; hot water; steam heat. SPANN, 1532—Nice room, near bath; quiet, congenial private home. DR-2223-W. WASHINGTON BLVD. and 36TH—Lovely room in private home. Reference, Gentleman., HA-2225. 1 WASHINGTON BLVD., SIV arge room, shower bath: gentleman. Garage __ontional, TA-3821. DR.—Exclu-

iE DR—HwoliWOODRUFF PLACE, 548 sive room, Jiivate BR — Gentlemen

preferred. - C

T 140—Beautiful home; Joom with ge Re posures; tile bath. Gentleman. or

0 HOTEL—39 Virginia, sleeping rooms for BE $2 u SINGLE and double rooms, furnis SR 201 Park Ave.

ARE North Side home with professional SHA business ladies References. HAS 4660.

Hotels 12A

Clean

CENTRAL H HOTEL—Delaware and Vermont, 331 N, Delaware, Modern outside rooms. Transient rates. Watkin HOTEL TOURIST INN. 359 as t Rooms, double, 75¢. $1: single, ph c. Room service day or night. (State Road

Rooms With Board 13

CENTRA 2232—Gentlemen, single, next to Bet 3 meals, 87, HA-3100-W. a 962; large room, excellen meals, Double or single. Modern, $6.50. DR-4977-J. , ow . RK Exh home for invalids an a aged, a Ron] meals. Reasonable.

Housekeeping Rooms 14

2038—Cozy, small

ERSEY, N. 13.50-NEW 1 private entrance.

room and kitchenette; Telephone. BELLEFONTAINE, 1022—2-room front apartment upstairs; utilities; private entrance. $5. 50, RI-9169, BROOKSIDE AVE. 1315—2 front rooms; utilities furnished; private porch, entrance; $5. en CARROLLTON, 2450—2 nice froni rooms, everyihing furnished; utilities; reasonable. HE-3773 _ ILLINOIS, N. 2020—Front chnette apartment; accommodate 2; innerspring; radio; garage; 8 0, exquisite 2-room; aeToga 3 PARK, 1014-2 yx clean housekesping rooms. Near bath. Reasonable. PARK, 2120—Will share 3-room furnished apartment with employed lady. PENNSYLVANIA, N. 2224—One room with kitchen Privileges; employed lady ‘pre- _ ferred. TA-58 NINTH, E., 616—Good airy, 2 and 3 room apartments; kitchenette; private bath, entrance. NINTH, E., 426—2 clean rooms; close bath; everything furnished; close Real Silk. __ Adults, RI1-7257. 22D, E., 423—3 rooms, cheerful; utilities;

bath;

light, clean, private

entrance; adults. T 2 OR 3 ROOMS, forages or unfurnished. South Side. Apply 321 Lyons.

FOR RESULTS—The Times. RI-3551,

Wanted to Rent 15

WANTED TO LEASE gefvice station doing large volume; state full particulars in reply. ‘Box 877 Times.

Apartments, Unfurn. Indianapolis Rental Agency!

Furnished and unfurnished apartments. Various locations. $25 up. LI-5393.

Apartment Rental Bureau " Con. locations gladly shown. HE-1328.

‘GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. 22 W. Vermont LI-2439

NEW JERSEY, 853 N.—-Modern, two-bed-room upper ‘duplex; stoker heat; adults; references.

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lass service and Je rices call oh EW 2 - LASENGYM FUNERAL HOME. E5385 or DR-2570.

Announcements

Personals / SPECIAL!

Oil Shampoa

KRESGE BUILDING

INSURANCE

Fire snd 1s Tornado.

MEYER. _ 308 Indiana 1 Trust is; Bldg. RI-5040. EISSMAN MOTORS Dodge and Plymouth Dealer. 5 E_ Washington St. Phone—Day CH-5823; night. CH-5242. WIDOW, middle-aged, will board retired railroad men or share home, “east, with adults. IR-2479.

3e will puy you a wave, haircut, INTERNATION. se poo Sha MOL 302 & Ww AIR ay CLINIC oNDAY & WED, PA Psd E. Wash, : MANENTS 95¢ $5. ay work, Roya Beauty Acad.. S01 Oot Bldg. Lost and Found 9

OST—Small brown male dog ‘has been 3 sheared, bush on end of tall, no front FT ol ears old. very spry. Reward. BARS -3302-Ring 2. LOST—$50 in white coin purse in or near Ero Saturday. Liberal reward. BRINDLE Scottie; answers name “Dan.” ner Raymond, Garfield Dr. Return 5163 Garfield Dr. or grocery; reward.

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Business Services

(Alteration Specialist)

WL LTERATION, 4 Ladies’ iy Men's garments) cleanin pressin relining, 2111 Ranile, MEYER O. JACOBS, 212 E. 16th, TA-6667. (Auto Repairing)

CHICK ROUSH, 250 N. Capitol Ave. LI0138 th “Parking.” Storage by day or month.

(Blacksmithing)

GENERAL BLACKSMITHING, acetylene welding. Lawnmower, sickle grinqing. : James Greenwood, rear 821 E. 64th 8S

(Cinder, Crushed Stor»)

L. LO drivewsne. ton, “Call for MNsti-

CN mate.’ R-0

( a Contracting) :

CEMENT floors, orches, steps, walks, driveways. XY, OLESING. 850 N. IR-6951, BE-19

(Mattress LT PILLOWS, Poe ha TS, MATTRESSES scld

renovated and fhade like BURKLE. 481 Mass. Ave. RI-6695

a Service)

EDDY RADIO SERVICE —KIce est, ual. ity work. Rea. 725 Pt. Wayne. LI-7273.

(Rugs Hi Made, Repaired)

RUGS cleaned, sized. $1.80. Furniture, 3 Dleces 3 3s £0 guaranteed. JULIAN RU

HU-1366 W. O. JONES, 4440 N. KEYSTONE, RUG and fyrn, cleaning: repaliiing fluf? d Tugs. W. N. FLY

Drexel.

and chenille from old RUG & FURN. CO

(Rugs Made oi Order)

FLUFF chenille rugs made from old rugs. See beau, samples Rug rep Get prices ACTIVE RUG CLEANERS. HA-3636

(Sewer Cleaning) outs sewers cleaned the Electric

HAVE Rato-

"(Truck Rentals) a TRUCK. Move Yousssi, Save half.

VE IT YOURSELF. INC, 39 Ky. Ave

{ (Welding)

ELECTRIC and acetylene, portable outfit. PAUL REISS & SON, 3749 N. Ill. TA-9580.

Rooms Without Board 12

BRADLEY, N., ~ 619—Comfertable room; next bath; quiet: private home; employed €o uple: | phone,

BROADWAY. 2240 — Nice room.

family. Constant hot water. fast optional. HE-2046

CAPITO 3502—Comfortable room, res Bred b oe: constant hot water. Genfned ors: 50. a Tul

Naka dial Ba ew 1807—High ty HL I BE lavatory. home. Garage. IS. N. 3132—Unusually - attractive gontintous hot : water. Garage

rivate reak-

4 30d up; clean.

lien ood

3633— Modern Drjvileges

KWOQD—Cryshed 54 ne tor|

ine SERIE 2k! and Cr 38 ;

f ished | |

COLORED: —

Dunbar Court $ 30

1022 N. West St. All utilities and Frigidaire furnished. See cust., Apt. 10,

M. E. MOLLOY

< CH. 2711

Moving and Storage 17

DE HART BROTHERS — MOVING ci petienced white. Reasonable prices.

GIRL ay office and store work.

~| ENTER SEPTEM

Lots For Sale

NEW YORK~De vince cgmNER Toeatjon for business or Bh a real investment, CH.3540.

Ve

Sale Suburban, Farms

IN 2 CRE NEAR MAYWOO

D oultry, brooder 5 frie “s£300° total Peay $300 down;

alance like rent. Emory Davis, 41 Hall Bldg. RI-3689. HA-1 503 R. 3a FARMS—1 to 1200 Agres t suit. OHN D. CASE Be Harm tan 31 n . one - 2s, ane fi Born i) side of Manufacturers Bldg. “State Fair Grounds.” LOTS northeast, size 50x200. Priced to &ko. B- BHbwhecome,, list TP ral. ec northeast. 3609 Keysfone. CH-0935-J. ’

Men Wanted

50

hand

LIENS —Age 1 to 50. Distribute 11s. DALTON,

on A Mu. Report M onday, 3 p. m.

OPENING for young men in Army. Appl __ Army Recruiting Office, Federal Bid. y

Women Wanted 32

HOUSEKEEPER, white. goad home, emPlayed ~Soupie. ny ild, 9. No heavy laun-

| Household ‘Goods

NRA

1-Day Radio Sale!

each” ars plaving SSadition: $3

52

Open eves. 5 RUG oe i La 3F% Brookside. OM-2211. Hot Blasts, Coal Ranges. Beep} Rs Stove & Furnace Co. 028 SE WABIINEOI | ei eerste eer FRIGIDAIR '36 and '37 models, repos. Pay only al small pyts. Household Appliance Co., 240 Mass. Open eves. VING ROOM. Duncan a: goes, dicta: 8 : HOUSE ‘BEAUTIFUL. 2438 N. Meridian. Rar and Linoleum "Now showing new fall patterns. RELIABLE RUG CO, 203 E. Washington, ERS and cook stoves, all sizes; large Selection} reasonable. Buy now and save. 15 Lk | ‘Ave. LI-0068 RooM. bedroom and kitchen furPhiture od condition: no dealer; leav= ing ci tye S. E SNOW, 45 N. Ritter.

Th CE cane and velour Sse-Tem suite and table, cheap. HA-09

MAYTAG washer, $29.50. 229

. Wash. CH. ke new. € like new

gas range and large HOS. Radios, Musical Needs

Owner must sell. 53

IR-5848, )

$5 PAID Eo Tames we enro YAL BEAUTY ACADEMY. 401 "Roosevelt BIds.

36

Schools, Instructions

WORK FOR “UNCLE SAM.” $2100 'y

telling how to g et 2 Fankin I Institute,

| Pianos to Loan

hi pay delivery rharges, J sign no AE obligating yo 8 25 urchase. on y this warehouse s * 0 Wilking Music Co. aval able on this plan. these piano

Hogan . & Storage Co. |} 863 Mass. Ave, Oren, Eves.

Brash SCHOOL OF MUSI branch studios. One free scholars m each department, tryouts close Orig er ‘1. Theory lessons to all snioliin ag 1 any Sublect o onan the dianapolis Light mpany Bn headquarters at _iaton. School of Music EMBER 7—Beginning Fall term. Office of school open daily for information and consultation. Call personally, if convenient; otherwise tele-. plone or Pi) for bulletin, R. USINES COLE Architects and

_ Builders Bide. DOROTHY R. PRINCE ‘Studio of Dancne.” a Joshi 6320 Comnell=-Riviers 0 Li fos. CH.1375 % kik soon hig 8 AD.IS WORTH $10 r beauty course. Enroll no eauty Academy, 401 Rovseven J Bldz.

Dogs, Other Pets 40

SPRINGER 5s aniel, months; yogis tered to sui 4224 C __nelius. WA-356

WANT good ge: for Sue Persian kitten. ry broke. 2169 N. Preys St.

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‘BABY chicks from blood-tested and eullod flocks. MAR. _ STORE, 123 N, Alabama, RI-6120,

Horses, Cattle, Stock

COLTS—Arablan, 2 and 5 years; wanderful buys; reasonable. New Augusta 30-J-11.

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on Royal

‘3 % ihe "conn lSanar.

Poultry and Supplies

Farm and Garden

- SCHOOL BAND Boehme Clarinets ‘Silver Plated Trumpets. .

PEARSON'S

| 128 N. PENN.

$44.50

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Student Accordions, $12.50 up

$275 (Accordion—used $125 only 4 months—Bar, Accordions ¥ oancd: Free to Beginners Music

hio. Indiana LER

Ellington Grand, lovely tone, $195 $1.60 Weekl

Indiana Piano Co., "28 S. Penn. "USED BAND INSTRUMENTS

Easiest AL plan 1 in town. Market at Illinois. 2nd Fr loor LI-4800

ACCORDIONS Per RINNES |" NEW STUDIO UPRIGHT; THE OTR : ED PIANOS

REPOSSESS:! Grand, spinet. other types. Must sell at once; easy terms, MARION MUSIC CO. 229 N. Penn, RAMILT N GRAND: $415 ike new. alnut case. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120° E. "OHIO.

KIMBALL Pisngs _ Highest Awards

TOMATOES—Choice, for canning, 50 cents Rushel, Bring ks. 4809 Shadeland

Wherever Show HOWARD GRAND MAH. CASE. $295 . 120 E. OHIO.

IONIAN peaches, Free Stones, 85¢ and 81 Jushel: 1: apples, plums; bring baskets.

230 N. 448

Remington, Reval L. C. Smiths Office and Portables

SACKS BROS.. id Indi Ave.

ATTENTIO STypENS . Rental oy To $2.50 per month; $6 for 3 nths. Seal seria in used 1D WOODSTOCK YPEWRITER CO. 30 S. Penn, St. LI-4712 Times Economy Wan ht Ads Are Easier to Rea and Produce Better Results | It’s The Times Now | for Want Ads, "RI lev 5551

Typewriters

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Miscellaneous for Sale 50

Unclaimed Freight Station

2 ROLLS 30%-INCH ado "SiH A, TRAN

MAPLE : Op WTA 50 070 tho ING eS ARELOOR is aed b UF Solio kaon. rYS Bes uss, aa $2.50 EACH. CAPITOL ‘AT "SOUTH. CLEAN LUMBER NEW AND U: A Marion Mr eR Cos .

* Wrecking Contractors. 2046 Northwestern

LD os

Houses, Unfurnished 95. gar;

HOYT, 3830 rm. semi-modern; 5 30. 138 N. Delaware. RI-142

ORRIS, W,, 1810—7-room_ modern dou“he Feconditioned; water paid; garage;

R TECH—Modern three-

WOODRUFF NEAR bedroom double; ofie ge A-1 condition,

Reasonable. RI-6 34TH ST., 615 5.ROOM DOUBLE;

ToLEbHONE. HU-3306. Houses, Apts. Furn. 19 y SERA 24

RIVERVIEW DR. brick; single; 2

Houses For Sale

FIXTURES ALL INDS—USED—REASONABLE ! 1617 Southeastern KING'S outhes ICE MACHINE HIRE Sh “repair pork. We d service on any ed, mach 2a Fh sell new and se machi ery: ws Teg. 4 9914 1335. rébox “Borer, ASME Std.

Jie ensure: and a p. i) Boiler Goth 0 LB cone sition, oy E RYO: 440 E. Second St. Cincinnati, O. * Used. All sizes. Reduced Fruit Jars Prices. Free Delivery. Es Ll END BOTTLE CO., 53¢ W. Pearl,

slightly used 55

WILKING MUSIC CO CO.. Wanted fo Buy Mixed Cast $12 00 Net Ton LLER CO.. INO.

RI-5150.

130 8. THE MLLER JUNK PEDDLERS KROOT & SON

| 628 W. Washingt We Wi 11 Meet or Beat || ANY Ad ere Prices, asy to % LE = Deal With.

We We Buy Fuses. All | Kinds

Highest prices i Phone for representa~

CLEVELAND WRECKING CO.

1320 Kentucky Ave. 11-1588

Furniture Buyers 56

HODGES

WANTS FURNITURE 3 buyers and sellers of new an a BF in state ab auction. RI-2019,

MO! LI-927 o VE a Yo ORE! se. Exchange Furniture Co.., 304 E. Wash, | rniture, CALL RI-0469 For soy turnitate vou have for sale oats 3 anawered promptly. NGE YOUR SURPLUS FURNITURE URE FOR CASH. ; “couple wants 4 to 6 rooms o re, % odd pieces; cash. HU-7274. FOR RESIS The Times. RI-5551.

Cash Coal Mart 57

WHIT fkd. .50; 1 fxd, $5 BEST BASH, K, Siean, forked. gb. 50 W. VA. big: lg forked, $6.75; egg.

BLUFF ROAD COAL—DR-676. 60

Automobiles for Sale

Superior Specials:

SUDDEN DEATH—I% never ofr” destro uD RE Ailes and r hotsehold {sens ALBERT G. MA

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney.

Union Title Company Union Title Buildin, 155 E. MARKET

all monthly ay\LTY C0. Realtors,

NORTH

‘CARROLLTON, 3911—FIVE-ROOM ERN BUNGALOW -— Fireplace, rooms and closets; laundry, double garage, front drive; enclosed back yard. Appointment, UEBLOOD. RI-1266. IR-4213-E-5.

SMALL HOMES oR 8 ments. RI-2368.

MOD-

EAST Near Little Flower Parish

a St., E., 4916, Attractive t-room mod-

n b ilow; lar ng room, fireplace, -, gr A ff “inlaid linoleum and 100! nice with tile for; hose x perfe ect DE he ri oo J has ppt. only. Mr. Burgess, ERICAN ESTATES co. REALTO

Walcott $3250, Terms NEAR TECH Jen SCHOOL AND GRA SCHOOLS This attractive Eo cottage, located between Wasihngton an ew York Sts.

is in spie and span condition. Modern in every resp home; reasonable,

Call Jack "iricxiand’ Rrra. MOVE RIGH HT IN

2931 N. =rm. bung. 4732 Brookvi e—5-rm. nl ung. i: 5 38: ile i Bod. pune aSalle—5-rm. mo . BRIDGES & GRAVES. HU-2188. RI-3477 SMALL = “Ho MES Nat 100x185, Sask: near Internationa arvester. own Agent: ; $250, terms. 1130 English,

TABRINGTON "8 4 333_Bix room semie . East Side agent. RL 2418 £. Wash: Sov

ide & & a Te rid 7 bain ger. Te

$1660 do allel 0 Hig 1331 A Eh redield 1d; Sor. coitage: 8 gar. av » 500

1404 Sane SI mod iH alow; gar. + 1500 insin: HEIN gar. .. 14 Y C

1330 Niomi: 6 I. plumb. ar, J

Li FLETCH 544—Price today, $1,475, ws Eu very oe Soa aie etter hurry. LI1.362¢

WEST 32 WEST ARIZONA

8-room modern house for sale to close an_estate, $2000. JOHN R. WELCH & SONS. LI-3424

1408 5. LINDLEY 5130 Wen Wa 5

A’ 5-reo 5138 N.

out; ise oh ANCHOR FINAN

3151 BARNES Cottage, modern, 6 aved St. and alley; Pl eS 53300; terms. Mr. Woodruff, CLARK A AGENCY, 'L1-5596.

large GA

bedrms.;

21 Davin 5x8 Kardex Cabinet. Perfess

BUSINESS FURNITURE CO.

112 E, Maryland 8t, ah

Fruit Jars tis five®y

804 Wash. a Nat, 1936 KELVINATOR BEVERAGE COOLERS.

d d Suregiive rices. ES BL BOTRIG MAOHINE, CO. on E. oC IR- -1151

IL~ NEW 2% HON ei o ME 30 8. Delawa FRUIT JARS § sas sy Reding prices: DEAL CO. 1014 E 15th St. RI-9739.

mps, 10-gal. visible, PU ans 1430 Ky,

TANTANEOUS hot water heater, $35. 4502 N. Delaware. HU-22

UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER No. 5. Double Mkt typewriter desk, cheap. BE-

aterial.

SOLINE good fondision; 3 Ave. $90 INST. perfect Soniliion,

Ti es sdg., per 100 rrerrreererres ig Speed cemen INTERSTA

Jars—Jugs—Stone Crocks Prices reasonable. Sagalowski- Bottle 8. Capitol.

K TONS, sectional A Hig table” $10. "HU-23

Leia ware. We AN build 18x20-ft. 2-car garage, fncluding 9 coats of paint, for 8140.

Qkoase y

8I1X O $1.50 4520

8 fixtures, bake equipment; s cial equipmen Lo rat HE por

WRATERIAL CO. ed} oll" ROCEWOO rd 3 hol chitin

Swaps 5 |

ROOMING HQUSE for Bouse trailer or . what? Aute wrecker, A Na. 1. new tires; for ?. 719 Park (rear). 1937 8-TUBE RCA-Victor Radio Jor sale id rate Rr truck; no model T. 2008

AP % ial, SWAP PLUMBING labor and material, for

37.50 A xo. 1081 Single unit,

Oo $20. 1205 N. 1036 FORD A “Gash, Electrical and hardware merchandise or LI-4535.

Household Goods WASHING MACHINES Ralisble mality plete with Kirk Furn. oa W. Wash. pown FRIGIDAIRE

Complete a / SNREETHE on Display

No Down Favment With Trade-in

Singer Electric

1 L e, en small lance we

TODAY'S BARGAIN '33 Pontiac Coach

$235 '33 Nash Sedan

Small Series $275 '33 Desoto Spt. Coupe

Really Good

'33 Plymouth Coupe 1 $275

Superior Chevrolet Inc. E. WASH.

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Automobiles for Sale 6&0

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SEPTEMBER SALE

*30 Buick Sedan ............$125 29 Chevrolet 2-dr. Sedan ... 95 *31 Chevrolet 2-dr. Sedan ., 225 '34 Chevrolet Bus. Coupe .. 295 33 DeSoto del. Sedan ..... 245 *31 Ford Fordor .......scees 163 31 Olds bus, Coupe ....... 195 32 Plymouth sport Coupe . 145 ’33 Plymouth Sedan ........ 345 ‘31 Pontiac 2-dr. Sedan ..,. 195

Thornburg-Vollrath Motor Co., Inc.

32¢ N. Del. LI-8112

DOD3E—'36 Sedan; built-in trunk, radio, he: ter; cannot be told from new, Your old car will make the down payment; _ balance easy, 650 Virginia Ave.

DODGE

Distributors. 907-23 Virginia Ave. ESSE coupe tod: 3 H . 30 ups. 3 day. 8 ARRY A

ESSEX, P-Gaich. Ts $35 “HARRY A, SHARP, INC. 443 Va. Ave.

FOR) '34 Victoria, ofiginal green 5 finish,

runs eit £200 Eg LE8RE MO LI-4119

az 6000. mile goupe; radio, heatYour old car

828 § i, Mir FOR )—'3Y 5-P er; less tha will make the dow Aes ar balance _ eaiy. Bargain. 650 Virginia Ave. FOR) 28 one: Runs O. K, ...First $56 _80"H & CENTRAL SALES. TA-5350

Why Drive on Smooth Tires?

KITE NU-

with

General's Newest

Corkscrew Treads

For Safe Driving

at these low prices

4.7519 ..00ee.. $5.05 5.5017 ceeseeees $7.26 6.00—16 ...-.... $7.65

. All other sizes proportionately low! -

FORD ah it above Syere e. $165. __HZRRY A. SHARP. INC.. 443 EC AYS, FOR), =” Coupe, Nice NE _30"H & CENTRAL SALES. FRA KLIN "30 Sedan, & otless . _ 80H & CENTRAL SALES.

GRA Jad ’20 sedan ST AKER

$85 TA- ogy

barn i & Morrison, Inc.

! oo a lot in the rear 2004 0 Meridian.

R-Sedan: $10 d $45 LES & W 315 COLLEGE

i 43 “36 BROUGHAM $550 LOSEY MOTORS, INC.

[ 1219 N. Meridian. OLDS 8 sedan; trunk; than 10,000. miles

ROGER [ELMORE 230 B. 16th, OLI8 — ‘36 Sedan,

'36 $695 TA-0209. EAT built-in trunk, log milsage radio, eater. Your old car wll. make the down ‘payment; balance _ essy. Bargain. 650 Virginia Ave. OLI'S—'34 Sedan, Seyi new rubber. Car looks like new. Your old car will make _ tre down payment. Bargain. 650 Va. Ave. OLI/S—"36 Coach; Cannot be told from

niw car. Your old car will make the:

_ down payment. Bargain. 650 Va. Ave.

PIE CE-ARROW, ’30 7-pass. Sedan, $5 ARRY A. SHARP CO., 443 Va.

PLYMOUTH

Our stock of Plymouth sedans and coupes is biz enough to meet your needs as to tvpe, year and price. Liberal terms and trades.

Xx 1404-10 W. Wash, - S

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PLYMOUTH ’32 P. B, COUPE ...u.....5195 VILES & WILSON 3815 COLLEGE

PLY MOUTH '34 del, sedan, A-1. ANDER- __ SON & SWISSHELM. 602 E. Wash.

l. Wolf DE nC TOR

Big Savings—555 N. Can. 3

Pontiac town sedan; low $325 mileage; finish like new.... 57. 'W. TA, 27317.

TE Coupe. Looks like new car; |’

ri:dio, heater; bargain. Your old car will i ake the down payment; balance, easy. 6,0 Virginia Ave. ST /DEBAKER — '35 '4-Door + 6-Cylinder; bailt-in trunk, small mileage. Looks like raw. Your old car will make the down | : Nile balance easy terms. 650. irginia- Ave,

Chev. ‘31 Spt. Rdstr.; very clean one .....evcceee...514 Chev. 31 2-dr. ex. clean.... 3

Ford '28 Tudor ......... M. VAN MATRE, NE,

3156 ‘College | Many Good Buys In _ Used Ty Hickman-Moyer Sales, =

1363 N, Meridian RL 418 N, * Capitol RI-6.

You Get a Better Used Car at Monarch Buick Co.

A {dian Lot 1620 y. Wash. 013 x Weths a Ask for Dookie t K

M:ZNY ood buys in used G FRANE HA Co 828 N. Capitol RI-9326

Times Economy Want Ads a a Are Easier to Re n

ad uce Better Results It’s The T for Want Ads.

imes RI fey 5551"

Trucks and Tractors

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TRUCK SALE _

1:34 CHEVROLET. 157 = IN.:

WITH EE

1334 195 a © PLY

13 C: VROLET, 3 . } C VROLET, 157-IN.; 117 S LARGE PLATFOR B35 DODGE 161-IN. shes . 1 CHEV. 1%-TO i132 CHEVROLET 16-TON «ssseee TH LARGE BODY. 16 DODGE 1%-TON PANEL.secs0e

Cc P. I 7

172-TON i 3 3 5-TON PANEL........ 115 5 & 2 BN DELIVERY CHEVROLET DEALERS 400 N. CAPITOL HEADQUARTERS Oo Whatever your. ao"not Tail to sea T ’ Al makes, type a our t truck Shopping wil are LL for quick inspection. R L x USED CAR PARE, Sti debak ES 1%; a : a ebaker, a= MANY OTHERS la | SPEACTORY BRANCH 123 8. West 8t, rou SHARP CO. 443 "Vi: AVE. FORD Jon truck, short Wheelbase, averdo Da Job." only 1 terms and ne : 12419 WwW. Wash BE-1450

LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON OLD TIRES — Also

Double Money-back GUARANTEE!

‘General Tire Co! 838 N. Del. L1-5523).

Open Evenings Until 9. Sunday Till Noon,

1937 CHEVROLETS DEMONSTRATORS

Several to choose from.

Liberal trades. Very easy

terms on GMAC plan. Open to 9 p. m.

836 E. 63d. Broad Ripple

94

Personal Prop. Loans TOTAL

58 cost ‘100 LOAN

ae ing Amount Monthly Received Paylisata

Payers, 8 u

ortion. st three naye

» 300 3

Other smounts in » plete cost included in loans s -tlable.

vou signature ‘s A ares

CAPITAL

FINANCE CORPORATION 207 Keaese Bg. * Ri-7560

On Your Own Signature

ments. Smailer payments, longer fine Make your =a Heat B Eat bred ppl do asodas 20 a

HONOR LOANS

$20 to $300

o A ortgages—No Endorsers ust a 1 t No endorsers. "Ne' scour of iy So mbaNRPorts orrFcEs. Third Floor—~Room Heo Rio S Lo aING, Corner, Tiltnois 3 and {Marken

Sixth Floor Room. ‘615. C. BANK BUILDING, Corner Washington and, Meridian. n Meridian. ONE RI-1471.

Household Finance.

ST, PYRIGHT, Househotd Finance Corporation.

LOWEST ADVERTISED RATE

IN THE OITY, ON AUTO, FURNITURE and DIAMOND LOANS

% PER MONTH ON AuounTs 13 $150 AND oF 4 1oAN aBovE Nise oA

PUBLIC WELFARE

LOAN ASSOCIATION sBinE Corer’ Waste aniifin. fla

AT PART

WE LOAN MORE OV.

Diamonds

Conyérjent oy ound, floor location. BANK Y

LIBERAL LOAN coupANY 152 N. DELAWARE.

OMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. 205°04d. Fellow Bldg.

200 Roosevelt Bldg. LI-2491 ;

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MORE MONEY FOR YOUR USED CAR ON THE NEW

1937 Chevrolet at Westside Chevrolet, Inc.

‘SEE FIRST OR LAST” 2419 W. Wash _BE-1450.

BUICK 29 ‘Seaan cs s00000000 08000. teas3 85 : id & WILSON 3815 OOLLEG 37 2-Door Sedan; built-in of be told from new. “ek car will “make the gown JPoTment; balance easy. 650 Ly

CHEVROLET, 3] ims, condition; small car, dowh payment. Call "hs

, St r chea ; 754 after i CHEVRO! —'34 Master Coupe; cannot be told EE new. Yo ur ear may eve, the down’ pone argain,

| TREES Sw J) Coach +... “$75

re COLLEGE CHEVROLET era a FT pe. Nice he. it .80TH & CENTRAL

iss ST iis Co Canes saunas b < 5 ‘3415 COL B OE sn, atnt, A-1. $165. _ HARRY A, SHARP, 443 Va, Ave. CHRYSLER 3 '3

a. carn: co! bo Sony EN alue We BS0TG--1% Bo Tor TE I Luxe Cou ui h like DE our old car Ces, | e t 2 down paymen; balance easy, Ave.

'35 DeSoto ie

tater, De xe ment; Hols ining Si% Su g00¢

Radio ape bh fires: raguced ta Wee ch’ s Bargain Lot 10th and Illinois &ts. 4577.

Petes & west Ni EOLLESE DODGE We haye the cream of the used

Dodge stock. All types, years . snd prices. See our big line

. before wou buy a used ear, Liberal terms and

Your | =

ooyERs, wa Trailers ator | CONT A Co. it

’54 CHEV. i2 CHEV. %-TON P asses WASHINGTON AUTO SALES. TRUCK M do pot prices. Oo because our units 016 BE. MICHIGAN. TRUC, Dad © Ion TORS USED TRUCKS Ao ve-Ton panel-ee; :+-::+ hassis; duals. Ready FORD ’'36 Wreck Truck. As is. 30TH & CENTRAL SALES.

TA-5550

Fard '31 Dump, duals | ore & C

ks new. i oYEs™™ Ta.8850

LE. Garsse 195

FORD '36 157 Stake. 30TH & CENTRAL SA 2-4 443 VA. a

FOE Y ah FORD, '20—Pick up rood HARRY A. SHARP.

Fe £ Sedan Dalvers, —

iiEW 1937 Plymouth TAG truck, $480; Aly terns, 1202

tudor, P =,

> “Tourist Trallers Freight wh x uck Bodies ALLIED TRUNK 904. N. Senate

House Trailers 62

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Diriag: Housing tow: plavy, JOIN A he

A CO BINES SAFETY ry with ALL-ETER Jesle inBaka $452 up; terms, 850 N. Meridian. $ PCE to sell Ko i built. I aR uy, de, jeu trail. House" raitrs, De N, Mer . RI-9073. 3CHULT—Fin at 2 cost, $304; comDiets for 4: oy 259 N. Mer

Tires—Accessories 63

WEP I ST FAY RicmEs S an Chsn PRICE Any amount: one tire or a truckload.

LBE-4300 in w. Wash.

“Wanted Automobiles 65

cast FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY ABELS AUTO CO. 030 N. MERIDIAN. RI-2531,

Plenty of Parking Space in Rear

Cash tor Your Car or Equity _ CHESTNUT & HOLLY ©.

3 N. Meridian St.

Auto Loans

Money to Loan o as 83h 0 n Automobiles, Plenty of Parking space In rear,

MERIDIAN MOTOR SALES

820 N. Meridian.

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A QUICK LOAN ON YOUR

No Recording Fee

Equitable Securities Co. Doing Busness As— t

“—with a reputation tor legitimate and. fair dealings”

219 E. OHIO Ll i

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