Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1937 — Page 18

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The Wabash first stringers lined up for the camera. [ Frank Kobal, Mike Novosell, Carl Bergquist, Eugene

left to right:

In the line,

Coach Pete Vaughan (right) and his able assistant, Lou Golds-

berry, talk things over.

By TOM KENNEDY

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Sept. 28 —It’s fun to play football at Wabash. Elsewhere the game may be played with deadly seriousness; many colleges would swap the administration building and give a mortgage on the million-dollar stadium for a couple of rangy ends. But over in Crawfordsville the outlook toward football is decidedly

radult and likely to remain so.

Wabash, of course, is not the only college that puts emphasis upon scholastic attainment rather than gridiron supremacy, but it is conceded generally that the Crawfordsville school ranks among the all too few institutions which would rather turn out a couple of top flight A. B.’s than the same number of All America H. B.'s. DePauw’s pretty you know. Football at Wabash is strictly a game. It is not minimized. It is

Bowlers Led By Richwine

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headed by W. Sullivan’s 575. Fox's Jail House registered a triple victory and F. J. Curran Insurance and Mull’s Place won twice. Gil Smith hit for 612 to top the South Side Merchants League at the Central Alleys while H. Lawrence got away to a 257 start for 601. Hether Coal made a clean sweep and Robbins Market and Stahlhut Jewelers captured two games. In the Omar Baking circuit, also rolling at the Central plant, Fischer led with 508. City No. 1, Rolls, City No. 2 and Bread came through with double victories. The Court House League at the Pennsylvania Alleys was paced by Hungate’s 595. Township Assessors and Burford Assessors turned in shutout triumphs and H. O. L. C,, Highways, Treasurers and Surveyors

~ won twice.

Adams rolled a 563 to head the Kroger Grocery League and Eppen hit for 471 in the Stewart Radio girls loop which also competed at the Pennsylvania drives.

9 BUTLER HARRIERS

SEEK TEAM BERTHS

Led by Capt. Milton Weiner, nine of Butler’s cross-country candidates are conducting daily workouts for the initial meet with Wayne University of Detroit here Oct. 9. Local boys who are trying out for the team under Coach Larry Holmes, are George Richardson, Rolia Burghard, Gene Roderick, Dick Vogel, John Carr and James Stewart. out-of-town candidates are Weiner, Perth Amboy, N. J.; Bill Southworth, Anderson, Ind.; Wray Stickford, Fountaintown, nd, and Michael Fox, Columbus, O.

BARBARA TAKES BOUT

CHICAGO, Sept. 28.—Johnny Barbara, South Bend welterweight boxer, won on points over Frank Sagilio, Chicago, in eight rounds here last night. Pete Lello, Gary . featherweight, was awarded the decision in an eight-rounder with Harvey Woods, St. Paul.

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not glorified. No pressure is brought to come out for the team. If students have the time, and their studies don’t interfere, well and good. But if studies are to suffer—then football goes by the boards. The alumni, too, are well-behaved. We have it on pretty good authority that if things happen to go wrong the old grads take it in stride and even if the setback comes at the hands of a traditional rival the extent of their emotions is expressed by a shrug of the shoulders or possibly—if they feel deeply humiliated—a soft-spoken “So what?” You see, it’s a man’s school. A coach’s Paradise? Possibly. Pete Vaughan has begun his 15th year as mentor of the Wabash gridiron destiny and a glance backward reveals that his teams have been fairly consistent winners. Two Veterans Hurt

The outlook for this year is problematical. The defeat by Illinvis College occasioned no surprise, nor were any tears shed. Vaughan confided last week that he had heard Illinois was pretty tough and his boys might not get over that first hurdle. Well, they lost, and Wabash looks ahead to Hanover, to Franklin, to Butler, to DePauw and if there is to be any worrying at all there is sufficient grief ahead without looking backward. Get the idea? One thing that happened in Saturday’s game does cause concern, however. This was the injuries to Joe Gruca, star halfback, and Eugene Wahl, regular center. Both are veterans and if they are to be lost to the team for any length of time the Wabash record may suffer. Replacements are a real problem at Wabash. Coach Vaughan had 15 lettermen from last year’s squad as a nucleus for this year’s team. Of the 31 candidates eight are sophomores, which largely accounts for that problem of insufhcient reserves. Still Wabash was able to send a veteran team against Illinois College with the exception of one end position, filled by George Gilbert. Frank Kobal holds down the other wing position capably. At the tackles there are Burwell and Novosell, with Bergquist and Tauscher at guard and Wahl at center. The line averages about 185.

Pack on Sidelines

In the backfield are Ed Marciniak, 8 capable punter; Joe Gruca, an elusive young man who can pass and comes in handy for his place kicking; Klokoski, the fullback, and

either Heimbrodt, or Kraus to call |

the signals. In reserve are Ed Cooney, who did some nice work a year ago, and is expected to do more of the same this year, and Jack Nordman and Harry Rutledge, both of Crawsfordville. Also be it noted Pete is yearning for the day when Bill Pack, Indianapolis, gets back into competition. Bill is nursing a bad knee and probably won't be used before the Butler game. Just naw he is helping Jim Paterson with the freshmen. - oe is Bided sd abetted this year ual by that old st Goldsberry, Rhy: Lon

Web Bob Burwell, R.: Tagscher and George Gilbert. Backfield, Ed Marciniak, Ed Kraus, G. Klokolski and Joe Gruca.

Joe Gruca, an elusive member arms a tackler,

mes Photos.

of the backfield, Shows id he stiff-

Bob Zuppke Made Happy

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been injured every season, is the No. 1 fullback. That's a vetéran backfield although it is too small for an adequate pass defense and contains no kicker of Conference dimensions. Jay Wardley, best passer and kicker on the squad, is laid up. New Men in Line The new men are all in the line. Bob Castelo, junior, right end, was the only veteran in the opening

lineup. Joe Klemp, end; Will Cra-

mer and Jim Reeder, tackles; Mel Brower and Harry Siebold, guards, and center, Jim McDonald, never had played with the Illinois varsity before Saturday. All but Klemp and McDonald are sophomores. Cramer is regarded as one of the greatest tackle prospects in 10 years. Zup’s nephew, Bob, may replace Klemp at an end when he recovers from a minor injury, and Bill Bennis, a senior, probably will see more service at the other. Reserve tackles

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include veteran Harry Lasater, Walt Kischke and Ed Skarda. The Illini may upset one of their three tough ones, Notre Dame, Northwestern or Ohio State. De Paul and Chicago should be easy enough, with Indiana and Michigan on the even bet list. (Copyright, 19317. 1937, by 1 United 8d Presg)

OSMAN IS STAR IN DRILL AT MANUAL

After pointing out errors in defense, Coach Harry Painter yesterday began a week’s rigorous practice by running his Manual charges through an intensive blocking and tackling drill. Outstanding in the drill was Albert Osman, veteran halfback. The Redskins journey to Southport Friday for their second tilt of the season. Southport defeated Manual last year, 32-0.

JAIL INMATE HANGS SELF WITH BIG CHAIN

Ross Hutson, 52, of 1514 Park Ave., held on a drunk charge, hanged himself in the Marion County Jail Hospital yesterday, deputy sheriffs said. He used a heavy chain torn from a window, deputies said. The body was found hanging from an overhead pipe.

Legals 98

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals to The Trustees of Purdue University for the construction of an Agricultural Chemistry Building and an Addition to the Horticulaural Building, the grounds of Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana, will be received at the Oftice of the Controller, in the Executive Building of Purdue University, West Lafandiana, until 10:00 A. M., Central Standard Time, Tuesday, October 19, 1037. and then will be publicly opened and read Separate bids shall be submitted for each building in acaordance with bidder's form given in the specifications. The work is to be constructed as per lans and Specifications prepated by Walter choler, Archite fayette, Indiana, eon. sisting of el construction, elevator, Iymbing. Heating and wiring. all is be € un esignated as ‘‘Complete Construction’ for AH building.

oposal form ur. accordance with with OS affidavit required x statutes of Indiana and must be anied b Questionnaire Form 96-A, Foard 0 25500 i unts. roposal shall be accompanied a on e certified check made LRA w the for the benefit of The University, or 3 “Srepy. 5 for an amount of t » of total bid price. Contractor awarded work will be Jequired to f acceptable surety bond amount of 100% % of Sontract su on, S$ on s work shal less age the prescribed scale of d at ke determined Pursuant Av ine PRoViciacs of e C - Ri ly of Indiana of 1033. eneral As: er may wi ds y draw his bid for a

OF (oPeaIng of bi ids. e ustees of Purdue - serve the right to reject Sol Ti Instructions to bidders, plans and Ss ect Blishnell are on He at the office Busane igniversity: dont! of Physical Plant, Ly dge Corporation, 1036 Architect a al Builders Building, Indianapolis, r. W. Dodge Corporation, Adams Street. na Illinois. 05 West State Boar rd of Accounts, Indiana olis, Indiana, or be ob m Wait Iter Scholer, Architect 1114 State Street, Lafavette, Indiana, by depositing check for $25.00 which will be ra to bidder

d Jipon the return of plans an n good condition, 5 bid i Bd ions

the difference between th - ing and $25.00 will be ine cost of print R. B. STEWART. Controller. NOTICE To SE ADERS ON TRUCKS OF

GHT Notice i$ hi py posal ait is her y on that sealed pro

rsday, folowing equip pment te ober 7 rucks of the 13. - mum gross weight aro Tbs, Juni Quote prices Seliyered to Crawfordsville, Greenfield, Porte

, 1937, on the

est. right iy reserved by the State Highway COnmSaon to reject any or all bids waive technicalities as to procedure, award on. any combination of bids that in its judgment is most advantageous to the State of Indiana. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA. Earl. Crawiord, Chairman,

thirty (30) days after date set :

Deaths—Funerals l Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Sept. 28, 1937

ALLEN—Asbury assed aw Sunda noon in the Saetiiod ist Hospitay, Friends may call at ROYSTER & ASKIN FUy OME, 1903 N. fYiridian, any time. Funeral services a est Newton Friends Church, Wednesday, Sept. 29, p. m.

BITTNER—Fred, beloved husband of Mary, father of Mrs. Ida Ku Mrs. Clara Stieff, of Jodianapolis, and John Bittner, of Detroit Mien, Ly Passed 2way Sept. 27 at | residence, Bancroft St. FPFuneral ni 8:30, at residence, 9 ur

dy of Lourdes Church. Burial St. Joseph's Cemetery. Men's Club of Our Lady of Lourdes will meet

for prayer Wednesday, 8 p. m.

BLACK_-Mary Belle, mother of Miss La Rue E. Black, sister of Mrs. Katie Burbank and Mrs. Lillian J. Courts, passed EFA) aouday.s Private services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Thursday, 1 p. m.

BROWN Jennie Fusewller, wife of Arthur G. Brown, mother 6f Mrs. Caroline B. Norton and Arthur °r. Brown, sister of Mrs. Fred L. Evans of Jacksonville, Fla., and Harvey A. Tutewiler of Indiana passed away at her home, 3921 ashngton Blvd. TY Or A Servces at the FLA ANAN MORTUARY, Thursday, 10:30 m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill,

FAHRNER—Anna Marie, of 1725 S. Talbott, beloved mother of Carl, Ervin, Walter, Miss Mary Louise, Florence, Elenore, Helen Irma and Mrs. Raymond Clevinger, passed away Sunday, a . 54 years. Funeral services at VOIGT TU jes S. Meridian St.; ORT at 10 erment Glen's Haven Cemetery. Friends \nvited.

JOHNSON—Chester A., entered into rest Sunday, age 43 years, husband of Beulah nson, father of Jo Ellen Johnson, of Eileen Kagle, brother of Bryon and Paul Johnson, Watertown, N. Y.; Mrs. Stanley A. Inman, Chataeugay, N. Y. neral Tyesda ay. 1 3 m., at residence, 14 BET 3th St. urial Wednes:

HARR . PARLOR in charge.

MABBITT—Ruth May, age 34 ‘years, beigred daughter of res abbitt and Mrs. agare; Aippersbach, sister of Walter Mab itt, passed away Monday evening at residence, 1709 Moniealm ho Funeral services Thursday, et’'s Church. Friends Mhivited, rown Hill. Friends may call at the residence after 5 p. m. Tuesday. CONKLE SERVICE.

PARKER—Zella (June), mother of Eugene Carter, passed away at her home, 36 W. 13th St., Monday. 3 p. m. Funeral at ROYSTER & ASKIN FUNERAL HOME, jo02 N. Meridian St., Thursday. ar 30. 9:30 m. Services Pie er and Boul Cathedral. 10 Friends invited. Burial Yoly Cross Cemetery. PUL

LEY—James A., beloved husband of Effie M. Pulley, father of Dave Rufus, Anna Sue, Herbert, James Jr. and Grace, passed away Sept. 26. Mr. Pulley was a member of the First Nazarene Church. Funeral service Wednesday at 2 p. at Nazarene Church, E. Washington St. Friends may call any time at 345 N. Jefferson ve. - W. T, BLASENGYM SERVIC! .

RAHN—Martha Theresa, mother of Leona Ennis and Arthur. Rahn, passed Way Sunday at the late residence, 1210 Naomi St. Friends ay, call at the TOLIN OME, 1308 Prospect St., Flere orleans Si ne heid Wednesday.

12:4 Ih . from Zion's Elo Sd 13 iends invited. REID—Ernest, beloved father of Mrs.

Louise Fleischmann, passed away at the 337 N. 20th

m.. CL ME. 1230 Prospect St. Burial Bedford, Ind.. [Bedford (Ind.) papers

Taiehds invited. 30 Thursday. 5 copy.l

SCHMELZ—Pearl A. Frank C., mother of F. W. Schmelz and Mrs. Robert Gordon Jacksonville, Fla.; sister of Joseph G. Hayes, passed away Sunday at her home in avenswood. Services at Wl FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday, 2 m. Friends havited, Burial Crown Hill,

TROST—Flora Miller, of 654 River Ave. beloved wife of John Trost, mother of Helen Trost, stepmother of Joseph Trost. Lena Conner and Dora Morgan, passed away Sept. 27th, ii 3 years. Service Thursday. 2 p. above address. Burial Crown Hill" Gomanry. Friends may call at her home after 6 np. m Tuesday. BEANBLOSSOM SERVICE.

WAKELAND—Belle, wife of Jonn Wakeand of 1829 Woodlawn Ave.. ; f Mrs. Karl Kropp and Bazel Wakel Kansas City, Mo., Passed away, EL Friends may call at the TOLI ERA HOME, 1308 Prospect St., IN a Funeral services Wednes day, 0 a. m. Intorment Martinsville, Ind. Friends invited.

Cards of Thanks = a2

HARMON—We wish to thank our kind friends and neighbors for their acts of love and sympathy during our recent husband, father and brother, George Harmon, and also extend grateful thanks for the beautiful floral tributes to our loved on MRS. ROSIE HARMON and Family.

beloved wife of F

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PERRY—In loving memor 3 our dear wife and mother, MAM Y, who Passed away 10 years ago, Sept. 27, 1937. Dear mother, you are not forgotten Though on earth you are no more, Still by memory you are with us As you always were before. SBAND AND CHILDREN.

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OLNEY, N,, 1007—Warm corner room, near bath; inerspring: private home; privileges. CH-1 PENNSYLVANIA, N., suitable for 1 or 2. ferred. HA-2423-R.

PENNSYLVANIA, | 2729 N.—Desirable large front room; suitable 1 or 2; private fam_ily; shone. TALBOTT, N.. 2020—Warm room, private home; innersprin mattress; gentleman. Pennsylvania trolley. . Phone.

LOVELY furnished front bedroom and lving room apartment. Also sleeping room. 36 W. hE Apt. No. GENTLEMAN Th HOME COMJORIS _ MEALS AND GARAGE OP-

062—Twin pb or

2039—Large room, Gentlemen pre-

=~ LER share downtown modern apartment with two men. Box, mes.

Bet | Results—Lowest Cost. e Times. RI-5851.

Hotels 12A

ENTRAL HOTEL—Delaware and Vermont, 331 N. Delaware. Modern outside rooms.

Transient rate HOTEL Ee K, 458 BE. Sy aEhington= 50 week, up;

Steam heated rooms; running water: tubs, showers. HOTEL TOURIST INN-3 Washington. Rooms, double, Hse, Vi. - Single, 5 Room service. day, night.

Rooms With Board desirable room, nt

CENTRAL, 2852—Clean, rivate home, - Consta hot water. _ Board optional. TA-6045. PARK, 833—Feal home for invalids and Excellent meals. Reasonable. RI-

To CHILD to board; close school; warm, modern home.

mother's care; h DR-

| PRIVATE home: 7 Sick, Sidsily Sonvalascent. Expert our. Ass.

COLORED: —

Dunbar Court $ 30

1022 N. West St.

All utilities ‘and Frigidaire furnished. See cust., Apt. 10.

M. E. MOLLOY

DR-2931

FEDERAL Land Bank & Insurance Co., farms. John D. Case, 3510 N. Penn. Apt. B-2, Phone TA- 4286. FIVE-ROOM bungalow: 2 * house. ara Five _ DOWNEY *DR-6142.

Wanted Real Estate 29

IF YOU wish to sell your lot or home, eas! of Fall Creek between 38th-34th Sts., ca GEO. R. BROWN, Specialist Northeast, 3609 N. Keystone. CH-0935-J.

CASH FOR DOUBLES ALL KINDS

Call Mr. Borton, LI-5596; res. 70 3083. J. G. _McCULLOUGH AGCY. 10 . Del.

WE WANT a well located vacant I IN DIANAPOLIS REMODELING COu 130 RB

29A

LOANS on business, apartment and resi dential properties. Lowest rates. minimum expense. F. McKIBBIN, 118 N. Penn. RI-8727.

Times Economy Want Ads Are Easier to Read and ro3ice Net Setter oF acu

The “RI lev 5551

chicken $2000,

lots, rooms;

Real Estate Loans

Moving and Storage I 7

CH-1580. Jones. EAST END STORAGE. Reliable, local, long distance moving: storage.

FOR RESULTS—The Times RI-5551.

Houses, Unfurnished

1329 Blain Ave. 5-ROOM 4

SECURITY” TRUST oo 1410 ROOSEVEL VE. 4-room, semimodern cottage. Hae padi $16 per mo. J. S. C

sss. $19 ~_ RI-65T1 (colored); RUSE, Inc.

CAPITOL. § 831 8 —Four- ooh modern; fx fur ace; for e; water paid. 2640-W. Ww P

CHURCHMAN, 2431—Six-room double, Beech Grove bus line; garage, chicken __house; near school, church, $15. DR-1099. COLORADO, N.—5-room Sutigalow is Eorage: Side drive; available Oct. 5;

GRAY, 439 ¢ S.—Four “rooms, 1s, semimodern; __ inside toilet; garage; $14. CH-0357-M.

GUILFORD, 2621—Five rooms, bath, heat_rola; water paid: $20. HE-4067. HOVEY ST., 1956 (Colored)—4-room semimodern bungalow; garage; water paid; _ $15. 133 N. Del. RI-1429.

28TH, , 115 W.—6-room si single; modern; ga-

rage; 44 Virginia Ave.

__LI-8401 ONT—5-room modern double;

1350 S. BELM/ garage; $25. 138 N. Delaware. RI-1429

yard, garage.

Houses, Apts. Furn.

$30; NICE 5-rm. home; Others. WHITE. TA-4633. DELAWARE, 2930 N.—EIGHT-ROOM: MODRa GOOD CONDITION. CALL LI-

ILLINOIS, N., 2020—Lovely front suite. accommodate 3; innerspring. radio, Frig- _ idaire; garage; $10. WALNUT, E., 115—3 rooms. private bath, first floor; steam heat. See housekeeper in basement. WILL share my beautifully furnished North Side apartment with employed girl; board optional references exchanged. HA-07017.

FOR RESULTS—The Tim-2s

Rent Suburban, Farm 21

FIVE-ROOM house; garage, chicken park. __Stop 62 2 Rockville Road. . Be q nick.

RI-5551.

24 NorthEaci—Soth & West

2435 COLLEGE-~7-I, 2-story mod., $500 month.

wn, $32 2232 WALLAC E— $250 $350

nth. . bath, gar., $240 down, $21.60 p onth. 20008 81-1 all ee town from $2000 to

10% down, Mr. ALL-HOTTEL CO.. INC. 11-2541

“Gets deed for either ot 22 lowing dou$2000 TL

1937-39 Colle ee 2046-48 Langley. 2102-04 Langley. 2822-24 Macpherson. 4218-20 Schofield. 1126-28 Oliv or o

KEMPER (or your agent) LI-4369. “WA: 3858

Houses For Sale

bung.,

S-rm, mod. on

$20,

WOODED 50-ft. front lot in good home neighborhood, northeast: sewer, water. as in and paid. Price $450, worth ouble. GEO. BROWN, Specialist _ Northeast, 3609 N: I. Keystone. Ch-0935-J.

SMALL HOMES c a n small “monthly payRe ALLISON REALTY CO., Real ors, TEN-ROOM HOME—Artanged 10 Sublet, Corner lot; 4 garages: near schools. Terms. RI-5946, mornings, evenings.

NORTH

5-Rm. modern Sungalow; garage. furnace and roof econditioned ne and out. Ready te move into. fice $3150, Fin h $300 do down, § 35 sm month. TA-1406.

Fratmseny Hs dble.; new paint, fine cond., fenced back yd., 2-car gar., close to trans., ug a schools. GREGOR LI- a D. a

LI-7276 HILLSID! VE., 3650—Five-room modern ER A lot, shade, young fruit, near good school; $4700, $500 cash. will adjust price for larger down payment. 5200 NORTH ON PENNSYLVANIA Completely modern three-bedroom home, maid's room, heated 8 Jarage. Appointment

only. Owner. GUILFO Pe bath,

RD, tile laundry, _BR-4 472.

‘bedrooms, garages. Corner Jot.

LO OR 2250 Vacant; 3 = small

bedro modern; down payment. 2744 Guilford, “fru! 5279.

Mr. Helmus. RI-23 ALLISON T¥ CO. REALTORS

$200 ) DOWN. $18 pe 8 per mo. 4 rms. 4431 N.

Baltimore oT

TWO DOUBLES—ONE SINGLE : Four rooms a side; bath, 2-car garage, basement, $2850. Five rooms a side; all modern, 2 new Holland furnaces, newly Ra ainted, decorated, double garage, $4200. ew 4-room 1 English type modern; arage: sey, lot, $2950—$300 down. LI-436

T. R. Jones, 215 E. New York, Rm. 328. LOOK THIS ONE OVER nly $4250—Part Cash

3 i 9, 3 love Jeqrooms up; long living room, large kitc good basement, 3-car Sarage. Shown by og appointment t only: AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS

Only $1,500

317 Y Hamilton Rr is on ahd ater 1 S., gas and Wass "oA Youne Chose.

Has bath, RI-6412. 128 D. DEL. BRICK —5 ROOMS Y 37 Be Ra.

Like new; long liv. rm. fireplace, breakk floors, full basement, stairs Lg ttle: WDoar park and schools;

to BSEis & GRAVES, 343 N. Del. RI-3477 SOUTH

MODERN 11 home on rear good buildMoD lot, corner of Minnesota at Dawson.

STs. AC 11i DR-5252. RI-26 ¥ Ok 0. CARR BR-3769 SN 3

for Want Ads 30

Men Wanted 200 Colored Bean Pickers

Men and women, 16 years and over, meet Al Butcher's truck, West 10th and Tibbs Ave., or main entrance Speedway,

7 a. m. daily. W= pay every night.

Solent Aone

WANTED—Salesman, experienced in calling on retail trade, Indianapolis and surrounding territory. Apply Wednesday only, between 4 and 5, at 905 Massa= chusetts Ave.

Women Wanted

CHRISTMAS card buying at peak. Se famous line ersonal Christmas Stationery, Box Assortments, Fam cash daily. E3perienge unnecessar Free samples. WALLACE BROWN, ..- 225x Fifth Ave., New TE

WHITE, reliable, for general housework; home, wages. 1133 S. Senate after Monday, 6 p. m.

GIRL FOR | RESTAURANT work. 620 B. Walnut.

GIRL to assist" oRSERor and care of _ children; home and wages. DR-1012-R.

No laundry. 3729 Salem. HA-

WHITE, 20-35; general housework; exverie enced; small family. Call Saag $5 PAID for names we enro ROYAL BEAUTY ACADEMY, 401 Roosevelt Bldg. WHITE GIRL 18 to 25. Jonsework; coune try girl preferred. BE-4387. COLORED girl for general housework, Assist laundry, care children, go home nights. 3307 N. Penn COLORED GIRL for geeral housework; cooking, no laundry, city references. 2834 Park.

Schools, Instruction

NEW JOBS FOR THOUSANDS In Electric Refrigeration—Air Condition ing. Chance for reliable men to prepare for good positions. Train spare time at home for big pay Installation and Service work. Give age, present employment, Utilities Inst., Box _830, care Times.

TAVERN

Located close in: good money maker} will Hate for income property; owner leave

ARNESS & CLINE LI-8408

THIS AD IS WORTH $10 on your beauty course. Enroll n Royal Beauty Academy. 401 Roosevelt I Bldg.

Business Opportunities 37

26 FURNISHED rooms and cafe, seating on main highway, center of town established seven years. Doing $18,000 to a year. This is the best deal in South Carolina for someone. A good all-the-year town. Large payroll; building rents for $110 a month, long lease. as competition in 40 miles. Price, $6000. Old age cause for selling. Write to De Luxe Cafe, Winnsboro. South Carolina.

RESTAURANT—Confectionery. cheap rent, living quarters -upstairs, good business, leaving state reason for selling. Stock and fixtures cheap. if sold at.once. Hen= derson’s Restaurant. Monrovia, Ind.

Phone 1-55. Poultry Supplies 41) BABY chicks from blood-tested and culled fi RION COUNTY CH

ocks. __ STORE, 123 N. Alabama. RI-6120

Farm and Garden

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REIBILING PICKLING VINEGAR Gallon, 20c; no better regardless of

price. 160% Spruce. 448

$165 WOODSTOCK elec. typewriter, brand new, never used; $100. 850 N. Meridian.

Typewriters

Miscellaneous for Sale

Unclaimed Freight Station 14 price on all occasional chairs and rockers. Dining and kitchen chairs, and fiber

settees and chairs.

IRONING BOARDS, 75¢ and $1. CABINET SINKS, made for single or double drain board sinks, $10 to $20. S, and up. BATHTU $5 to $25. Fivee gallon cans PLASTIC ROOF COATING.

CAPITOL AT SOUTH

CLEAN LUMBER NEW AND USED Marion Material Co. Wrecking Contractors 2046 Northwestern

Used tables, chairs,

KING'S iceboxes, stoves

Return rentals iy “Fair. 1617-31 Southeastern. DR-3578. Sajestneh desk ge xe ae $15 wers. Oak * BUSINESS FURNITURE’ co.

112 E. Maryland St. - SUNSTRAN INE. Select from

MACH LIKE N MACHINE. . KING S 200 rebuilt pool tables. $50 up, on payments. 1617-31 Southeastern. DR-3578. 25¢c doz.: Pts.

Fruit Jars ied Qts. BOTTLE CO.. 534 W. Pearl, LI-8085.

SUDDEN DEATH—It never fails; paestrovs . MAAS, Eo Virginia,

hedbugs, termites > other - insects. ALBERT Fixture house complete.

RI.3318. We build to fit your bood and

KING'S

Pocke 1617-31 Southeastern:

$150 International Encyclopedia, Ines, perfect Sendition: will 2415 N. New Jersey

VICTOR Addin hine. . Tnderwo AS Ph, dc h Electri oe 25 HE-502

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