Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1937 — Page 31

PAGE 30

Pitt Is Likely : To Beat Rams For a Change

Panthers Pack Wallop to Win Instead of Draw This Time, Grayson Says.

By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Service Sports Editor

Fordham has most of last year's stars, two new linemen of worth, and what is supposed to be a superior backfield, yet I suspect that the Ram will ram its head into something harder than a stone wall in tackling Pittsburgh in New York on Saturday. Fordham and Pitt have played 120 minutes the last two campaigns without getting anywhere at all, but that kind of business can’t go on when Rose Bowl rompers like Goldberg, Stebbins, Patrick, Stapulis and Chickerneo charge behind forwards on the order of Daddio, Matisi, Delich and Delle Tezze. Pitt is my pick by a pair of touchdowns, TVA stands for Tennessee Valley Authority. Also Tennessee Varsity Aggregation. The Volunteers hit Ala-| bama right on the heels of the hard | knocks of the Duke debate, but | should stem the tide at Knoxville, Getting bac kand 'way down East | Yale has Frank to pass, but no opportunist like Kelley to make nutty catches, so it appears to be Army's | turn at New Haven. A good line | makes the Cadets’ running attack | quite formidable. Harvard seems to have come on | sufficiently far to repel Navy in| Baltimore. Time for Kern to Pay

Notre Dame should get even with | Bill Kern for all the fine scouting | he did against the Irish for Pitt, | but the large blond’s Carnegie Tech | array is likely to make the margin | narrow in Pitt Stadium. { Columbia is smart, but Penn's line looks too imposing in their skir-| mish in New York. Colgate has Red Chesbro at | tackle and Whitey Jaeger in the | backfield and isn't as weak as it | was made to appear by Cornell's surge, but Tulane is my choice in Buffalo. | Cornell and its great Negro end, | Holland, is likely to demoralize | Syracuse at Ithaca much as they | did Colgate. Manhattan now is capable of combatting the powers, but not one | with the potentialities of the eur- | rent edition at Villanova. They hook | up at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn. |

Dartmouth Should Win |

Dartmouth writes its own ticket | ~ against Brown in Providence. Swinging down South again, Duke dashes right into another tough one in Georgia Tech in Atlanta, bug | should get away with it. Auburn should edge Mississippi State in one of Dixie's best in Birmingham, and Louisiana State figures to repei Mississippi at Baton Rouge. Maj. Biff Jones himself stirred up much of the trouble that Oklahoma is expected to give Nebraska at Lincoln, but the Cornhuskers are an inspired outfit after their vic- | tory over mighty Minnesota and should emerge with tassels waving. | Maj. Jones left the Sooners to take command of the Huskers.

Purple Middle Weak

Northwestern is a slight favorite over Purdue at Evanston, but I 100K | for Boilermaker backs to locate | leaks in the center of the Pale) line and at least get a draw. I can’t see how Michigan can escape taking another one on the whiskers as an angry Minnesota | machine moves into Ann Arbor. Irl | Tubbs can be depended upon to do | a good job, but Wisconsin should | get over Iowa at Madison to con- | tinue its upward climb. Illinois has | enough to shade Indiana at Bloom- | ington. Arkansas has been tied by Texas | Christian, which is closer than | many expected it to be held, and | the Razorbacks have another arm- | ful in Texas at Austin. Arkansas | must be nominated, but the wvisitors will know that they've been in| a row. Favors Vanderbilt's Chances

Texas A. & M. is stronger on | paper, but I wouldn't be surprised | to see Texas Christian hold the Aggies even at Pt. Worth. Ray Morrison's Vanderbilt creation should repulse its coach's old school, Southern Methodist, at | Dallas. Tulsa always offers some- | thing more than a pink tea, but Rice is given a margin in their engagement at Houston. Howard Harding Jones has the | required material at Southern California—enough at least to turn back Oregon in Los Angeles, Ore- | gon State may make it close, but | U. C. L. A. should still be among the leaders when its quits Corvallis. Washington State is below | par, which is a poor position to ey in when playing Pullman. But, then, there is considerable | explaining to do every Saturday | night.

GOLF PROS TEE OFF IN FOUR-BALL PLAY

OKLAHOMA. CITY, Oct. 14] (U. P.).—Sixteen high-ranking U. S. | professional golfers were to tee off today at the Oklahoma City Country Club in the four-day $5000 Oklahoma City four-ball tournament, Here's the way the eight two-man teams paired for the opening day's play: Tommy son vs. Francis Scheider-Zell Eaton. Lawson Little-Paul Runyan vs. Johny Revolta-Ray Mangrum. Ralph Guldahl-Billy Burke Ed Dudley-Jimmy Hines. Ky Laffoon-Dick Metz vs. Harry | Cooper-Horton Smith.

MEN LOVE PEPPY GIRLS

you are happy and peppy and full of fun, men will take vou places. If you are EO they will invite you to dances_and pag BUT, if you are cross and lifeless and always out, men won't be interested in you. Men don't like “quiet” girls. Men go “to rties to enjoy themsglves. They want girls along who are full of ‘pep. For three generations one woman has told another how to go ‘‘smiling through’ with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Comund. I't helps Nature tone up the system, us lessening the discomforts from the ctiomal disorders which women must ure in the three ordeals of life: 1. Turng from girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre- | for motherhood. 8. Approaching |

le Don’t be a three-quarter wife, take

DIA E. PINKHAM'S GT ABL Bo Eigh un Go Yomuios Turougny

vs. |

| State's great Negro sprinter, | year.

| teed it to be accurate within 3-5 of

| fore the race, I hesitate to believe

i he said.

| layout

| vear as a gridiron mentor.

Armour-Jimmy Thomp- | :

Derby Entry

Hazel Love

Hazel Roob and Wes Aronson were back in the lead for roller derby honors today after a wild night of skating which saw first place changing hands several times. The Roop-Aronson combination, early leaders in the race, picked up a total of 13 points with a brilliant exhibition of speed skating to take top ranking with a total of 58 points.

| Meanwhile Grace Freid and Jack Cummings gained nine points (0 | move into second place with a two- | point margin over Gene Vizena and [Joe Nygra, yesterday's leaders. The standings: Roop-Aronson ....... . Freid-Cummings Vizena~Nygra McDowell-Lyons Bogash-Bogash

Seeks O. K. of Owens’ Mark

58 56 . 49

By United Press

Paul R. Jordan, Indianapolis, National Records Committee chair[man of the Amateur Athletic Union, said today he was attempting to |gain recognition for the 100-meter [mark set by Jesse Owens, Ohib last

Owens ran the 100 meters in 10.2 seconds in the national collegiate meet at Chicago last May, but the record was not recognized when E. M. Johnson, Chicago University of- | ficial, reported the course was 1'% |

| centimeters short,

Jordan said, however, that John- | son had measured Owens’ lane instead of measuring the course and contended that with only ordinary | surveying equipment at his command Johnson could not have measured 100 meters and guaran-

an inch. “Inasmuch as the course was carefully laid out the day be-

that the course was laid out, short,” “Having checked this matter over from every possible angle, I am convinced that the original | was correct, and that the | checking was in error.” Jordan said he had written to T. | N. Metcalf, director of athletics of | the university, asking that “steps be taken to correct this error and an

affidavit that the course was the full

{100 meters be sent to the records committee to confirm the correction.’ Present recognized record for the | 100 meters is 10.3 seconds and is | held jointly by Eddie Tolan, Ralph Metcalf and Percy Williams,

CLUB WILL HONOR ZUPPKE AT DINNER

Coach Bob Zuppke of Illinois University is to be guest of honor at a dinner sponsored by the Indi- { anapolis Illini Club at 6:30 Pp. m. | tomorrow in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Coach Zuppke, whose team plays |at Indiana University’s home- -coming Saturday, is completing his 25th The Illini will spend tomorrow night in | Indianapolis.

BENNY LYNCH WINNER

GLASCOW, Scotland, Oct. 14 (U. P.).—Benny Lynch, 111%, worid flyweight champion from Glascow, scored a knockout over Peter Kane, 110%, Liverpool, in a successful defense of his title last night. A crowd of 45,000 paid $37.500 to see Lynch flatten the Liverpool boy for the count in the 13th round.

HARRIERS TO CLASH

Tech's cross country squad opens its season (omorrow against Ben

| Davis between the halves of the

Tech-Manual football game. Elias Poulos and Ralph Moore are expected to lead the Tech harriers.

WANTS WAR ADMIRAL LOS ANGELES, Oct. 14.—Racing Secretary Webb Everett of the Santa Anita track, home from a tour of | Eastern tracks, has high hopes of | luring War Admiral to southern

| | California this winter.

‘WEDE OF THEM, HUH? EAST LANSING, Mich., Oct. 14.— When Ole Nelson and Helge Pearson of the Michigan State football team write home they do it in Swedish.

OUTEITTERS TO MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN

[Lvingatons

THE MODERN CREDIT STOR

129 W, Wash, St. Inoisns Theses MONEY-BACK

Restores Vigorous Health

We guarantee to bring you back to health and happiness or we refund every cent. That's how sure we are that we have the best gland tablet known. Thousands of tests have proved this to our full satis faction. Now WITHOUT RISK you can prove it to yours. Glendage in convenient tablet form is considered the best in modern science. It contains the extracts from the glands of healthy animals, and its purpose is to stimulate all the glands to healthy activity. The effect is astonishing, almost magical. The entire body takes on & nor= mal condition, Vigorous health is neces sary for success in all activity today. Asthma, Diabetes, Rheumatism, Cone stant Tiredness, w Blood Pressure, Nervousness, etc., are ailments frequently caused by gland disorders. You owe it to yourself and family to try this new gland tablet, Glendage is entirely unlike others. It is a real gland product and carries an unlimited Money Back guarantee if it does not give complete satisfaction. = 30-day ~ treatment, $3.00

| not exceeding the sum of $80.

SPRINGER, HALLECK TO ADDRESS G. 0. P.

Raymond S. Springer, twice G. O. P. nominee for Governor, and Rep. Charles E. Halleck are to speak at the first fall meeting of the Repub-

lican Veterans of Indiana in the Hotel Washington tomorrow night, William E. Reiley, Marion County chairman, said today. Approximately 400 persons are expected to attend, according to Paul Tombaugh, arrangements chairman. Members of his committee are Charles Roush, Wiiliam Ebaugh and John M. Caylor.

FACES LYNCHING FOR ATTACKING SHERIFF

LUFKIN, Tex, Oct. 14 (U. P.).— Woodrow Trotti, Negro youth accused of shooting Sheriff Henry Cook of Nacogdoches, was held in jail here today after a mob threatened to lynch him in Nacogdoches last night. Sheriff Cook was wounded yesterday when he went to the youth's home to arrest him on charges of transporting whisky illegally. The Negro assaulted the Sheriff and fled. Bloodhounds trailed the fugitive and he was rearrested.

5-INCH SNOW FALLS AT MICHIGAN CITY

MICHIGAN CITY, Oct. 14 (U, P.). —Rigors of winter closed in on this

: [ke front city with a vengeance to-

CLASS SUPPER SET

The Adult Class of the Bright- | wood Christian Church will serve supper from 5:30 to 8 p. m. Friday at 2922 Denny St,

The following pledges will be offered for sale at 8 A, M,, Oc, 28, 1937, at 146 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind., as per act of the Joh General Assembly of the

State of India 135889, *11- 2 36; 35958, 11-28-36; 38794, : fal, 6-3-36; 36684, 12-17-36;

30941, 37433, [¥ 8- 37; 36; 30689, 7-8-36; 30458, 7-1- -36; : 31523, 7-31-36; 30955, 31150, 7-21-36; 30893, 7-15- 36; 31081, 7-20- 36, 30467, 36, 70, 7-8-36; 31168, 7-22- '36; 309186, 15-36; 30625, 7- i 386; 31156, 7-22-36, 30924, 7-15-36, 30925, 7-15-36; 30562, 7-3- 36, 30565, 7-3-36, 30741, 7. 10-36; 30720, 7-9-36; 30810, 7-11-36; 30976, 7-17- 36; 30464, 7-1-36; 30499, 1-2-36, 30783, 7-11- -36 31358, 7-27-36; 30806, 7-11-36; 31096, 7- -20- 36, 30588, 7-6-76; 31362, 7-27-36; 31671, 8-4-36; 31781, 8- 7-36; 7-30-36; 31192, 7-23-36; 31333, 7- 23 8-11- 36; '32237, 8-20- 36, : 371, 8-24-36; 31941, : 32036, 815-36; 32213, 8-20- 36, 32449, 8-26-3 a . . 8=

36746, 12- PD. 36,

71~

31783, 8-17-36; 32501, 2 , 36; 31257, 7-24-36; 31543, 8-1-36; 32164, 8-18-36; 31229, 7-23-36; 31852, 8-8-36; 32083, 8-17-36; 32695 9-1-36; 31539, 8-1-36; 37015, 19- 36; 35329, 11-15-36: 33924, 10-5-36; 32162, 8-18-36; 32612, 8-29-36; 26718, 4-3-36; 29560, 6-6-36; 29620, 6- > 36; 29561, 6-6-36; 29633, 6-9-36; 29763, 6- '

: "30363, 6-29-36; 28763, 5-19- , 5-20-36; 28470, 5-12- 36; 28454, 28516, 5-13-36; 28496, 5-13-36: 5, 5- 1-36; 20231, 5-20-36; 28927, 5-23-36! , 5-28-36; 20345, 6-2-36; 29259, 6-1-36: 1, 6-1-36; 29280, 6-1-36; 29315, 6-1-36: , 6-1-36; 20441, 6-4-36; 20483, 6-5-36: 2 . 5-5-36; 28286, 5-8-36; 28301, 5-9-36; | 28309, 5-9-36. 28383. 5-9-36; 28390, 5-9-36; 95. 5-11-36; 28398, 5-11-36; 28472. 5- -12-

28162, 28084, 5-4-36; 28097,

33265, 9-18- 36: 33285, 9-18-36; 33301, 9-19: 36; 3335, 9-10-36; 32905, 0 9-12-36: 331 22, 33264, 9-18-

36: 9-1-36: 33703, 8-4-36° 31831, 8-8-36: 31871, 8-10-36: 32015 8-14-36; 32025, 8-15-36: 32136, 8-18-36 32225, 8-20-36: 32259, 8-21-36; 31315, 7-25. 36; 31401, 7-27-36; 31438, 7-29-36: 31453, 7-39-36; 31570, 8-1-36; 31707. 8-5-36: 31733. 8-6-36: ‘31820. 88-36; 29568, 6-6-36; 20803. 6-13-36: 20886, 6 | 30057, : 3

: 25461, 3- 6- 36: 24299, 5, 27055, 4-10-35; . 7-23-36; 31215. 7-23-31079, 7-20-36: 6- 2- 36; 30770, "20887,

| 13-36: 30126 | 8-14-36;

8-18-36: 32007, 30569, 7-6-36 ledge number.

*Dat ‘CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. 146 Ee Washington St., a .

No CE_TO TAXPA “OF DITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS PIKE RHOOL TOWNSHI P OF MARION

Notice is oh given to the taxpavers of Pike School Township of Marion County. Indiana, that the Advisory Board and Trustee of said Township will meet at the office of the Township Trustee in New Augusta, Indiana, i the hour of 7:00 of October, 1937. to consider the following additional ‘appropriation which said Board considers necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time: The sum of $80.000.00 for the purchase of Erounds and erection thereon of a joint grade and high school building at the southeast intersection of the Zionsville Pike and New Augusta improved road, Including architects’. engineers’ and legal fees and all incidental expenses incurred in connection with said project and the issuance of bonds therefor: $63,000.00 of the amount necessary for the construction of said building to be provided for from the federal grant allocated to said project by the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works, and $80. of said amount to be provided for by the Jssugnce and sale of bonds of the School Township said appropriation being in addition all appropriations provided for in the

6-16-35;

Ind.

) or t ar annual budget and levy adopted in the year 1937 for the vear 8. The taxpayers of Pike School Township AA said meeting shall have a right heard thereon. The additional appropriation as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Comimssioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's office of Marion County, Indiana. or at such other place as | may be designated. | t such hearing taxpayers objecting to any such additional appropriation may | pa, and interested taxpavers may in- | quire of the Countv Auditor when and | where Such hearing will be held | Dated this 5th day of October, 1937, EDWARD COOK, | c Trustee Pike School Township of Marion | Count

NOTICE OF PETITION FOR AND DEFERHNANION TO BEI BONDS AND

CUR DEB The taxpayers of Pike School Township. of Marion County, are hereby notified that a petition has been filed by fi owners of taxable real estate School Township, requesting the Advisory Board to authorize the issuance of bonds of said Pike School Township in an amount 000.00 for the purpose of providing funds to be used in purchasing real estate and the erection thereon of a joint grade and high school building in the center of Pike Township. remonstrance acainst the issuance of said bonds may be filed with the Advisorv Board of Pike To in the manner and within the time provided by Chapter 119 of the Acts of "1. The taxpayers of said Pike School Township are hereby further notified that the Advisory Board of said jownsh ip did, the 5th of October, 1937. determine ‘to issue bonds of said Pike School Township in the amount of $80.000.00, and to use the proceeds as follows: In the purchase of 12 acres - real estate located at the southeast intersection of the Zionsville “pike and the New Augusta and the erection a cron of a two-story high school and rade stone,

“Hook's Dispendable Drug Stores

school build ding of concrete masonry, steel and wood. ‘are to. _ interest at »

Er a at

Legals

rate not exceeding four and one-half cent per annum, and are to he paya le over a period of approximately 15 vears. oa net assessed valuation of taxable roperty in said School Township 8 440,005.00 and the outstanding edness of said School Township, exclusive of the above mentioned bonds, is $6,000.00. Objections to the issuance of said bonds may be made by ten or more taxpayers fling a petition in the office of the Auditor of Marion County within the time and in the manner provided by statute, which petition will be heard and considered by the Advisory Board in the manner provided by law, Dated this 3 guy va October, 1937. MATTHE AGLE, Chairman; HE any DER. Secretary; FRED coon ER,

Advisory Board, EDWARD COOK, : Township Trustee,

Deuths—Funerals Indianapolis Times, Thursday, Oct. 14, 1937

ARNOLD-—Mary Frances, beloved sister of Mrs. Fannie Thomas and Miss Emma Reynolds, passed away Wednesday, Oct. 13, at the late residence, 306 Sanders Ty ., age 78 years. Puneral VOIGT MORTUARY, 1632 S. Meridian St., Friday 8:30 a. m,, St. Patrick's Church, 9a. m Jato] ment, "Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends nvite

BOLT—Granville B., age 65 years, beloved husband of Anna Bolt, and father of Doris Weber and Elbert Bolt, brother of Maud Tunk, Lula Dickerson, and S. J. Bolt, of Crown Point, Ind., Dora Dickerson, Wytheville, Va., Belle Puckett, Mary Lee Branscomb, and Martha Ann Bolt, all of Lauralfork, Va., passed away at the City Hospital Thursday morning. Funeral services Saturday, 2 p. m, from the STEVENS FUNERAL | HOME, 2831 W. 10th St. Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Priends may call ‘any time at the Funeral Home,

CURLEY — William, brother of Mrs. Andrew Underwood of this city; John Curley of Kansas City, and James Curley of Seattle, Wash., passed away Wednesday, Oct. 13, at his residence, 609 Stevens St. Funeral at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Underwood, en Stevens St., Saturday, Oct, 16, Rt By a. m, t. Patrick’s Church, 9 Friends invited. FINN BROS, "SERVICE

EULISS—Martha Ellen, widow of the late W. A. Euliss, and mother of Elvis and Jake Euliss, and Mrs. Anna Wilson, Mrs. Millie Ward, Mrs, Tina Wilson, and Mrs. Sally Svendsen, passed away at the home of Mrs. Millie Ward Pittsboro. Funeral from the SHIRL BROS. WEST SIDE FUNERAL HOME, 2002 W. Michigan St., Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Burial McDaniel Cemetery, one mile west of Frownsburg, 3 m, Friends invited. Priends may call at the Funeral Home after 10 a. m, Saturday,

GRAY- Charles B., age 65 years, beloved husband of Gertrude, and brother of Delbert Gray, passed away Wednesday. Oct, 13, at his residence, 532 Moreland St. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. m., at the ahove address. Burial Floral Park.

Friends invited. Friends may call at the home any, time

OYSTER & ASKIN

HARVEY--Nancy Anne, entered into rest Tuesday, age 3 years, beloved little daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lester L. Harvey and sister of Dickie Lee Harvey. Funeral Friday at East Tenth Street M. E. Church, 2 p. m. Friends may call at residence, 842 N. Keystone Ave, until hour of funeral. HARRY W. MOORE FUNERAL PARLOR in charge,

HARVEY William L., entered into rest | Wednesday, age 59 years, husband of | Eva I. Harvey, stepfather of Mrs. Harold FP, Wurster, Herschel McMahan, of Indianapolis, and Laura McMahan, | of Chicago, 11. Funeral Saturday, 2 m, at the HARRY W. MOOR FUNERAL. PARLOR. Burial MoGray Cemetery.

KRUTSINGER — Ernest Vina, brother of Mrs, of Bloomington, Ind.; Mrs, Charles Allen, Spencer, Ind.; Mrs. Harry DuBois, Muncie, Ind.; son of Mrs. S. P. Krutsinger of Muncie, passed away Thursday morning. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Saturday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. | — Friends may call at the mortuary, |

OWENS-—~Mary Mariah, 76 years, Isaac, Ira, and James . Lena Harrison and Mrs y, passed away Sars, Thursday residence, i Rs Ave. Saturday the FONERAL HOME, "1994 Ww. Michigan St. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the Funeral Home,

SHAFFER—Clarence Lee Jr. age 21 vears. | son of Clarence Lee Shaffer Sr. and | Esther Staley, and grandson of Mr, and | Mrs. George W, affer, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 12. Funeral services private at the SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 0, N. Illinois St., Saturday, Oct, 16, 3 m. Burial Floral Park. Friends RY "call at the Chapel between 8 a. m. and 2 p. m. Saturday. |

SHAW-—Allie rake, mother of Mrs. Nancy | Schwab and C. H. Craig, passed away at Winchester, 1il., Tuesday Flea from SHIRLEY BROS. CEN CHA L, 946 N. Illinois St.. JE Friends invited. Sometery in Jefferson County, may call at the chapel.

VIGUS—Mrs. Frances, age 51, of 123 N. Linwood, beloved wife of Silas Vigus, mother of Katherine Lowman, grand- | FF mother of Jimmie and Billey Stewart, | | | | |=

| | | 5 y |

E., hushand of | George Stogstill,

age Harry

Funeral CONKLE

Friends |

sister of William Renforth, passed away Wednesday morning. Friends may call the DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, 3925 York, 10 a.

at E. New Funeral home.

WANN--Louis PF. beloved husband of Grace N. Wann and brother of Mrs Amy Craig, of Des Moines, Towa, passed away Oct. 13, age 53 years. Funeral | services will be held at the WALD | FUNERAL HOME, 1222 Union St.. Sat- | urday afternoon, Oct. 16, at 3 o'clock | | {

after 4 p. m. Thursday

m. Friday at funeral

Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends | are welcome,

Funeral Directors 5 WALTER |. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME 2226 SHELBY ST

WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM 1321-23 W. RAY ST. BE-1588.

~ CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 193¢ W. MICH. ST BE-1934 FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N. Meridian St. : TA-1835 FLANNER & BUCHANAN 25 W. Fall Creek Drive TA-4400—TA -4401—TA-4402. 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. ATR CONDITIONED MOORE & KIRK CH-1806-1 SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

[liinots St.

J. C. WILSON

DR-0321 1230 Prospect St. Drt-0322,

COLORED FUNERAL DIRESTORS | 4 C. M. C. WILLIS & SON

633 N. West St. L1-5651

Lodge Notices 6

PURITAN LODGE NO. 678 I. O. 0. F.— All brothers ney at the hall Priday evening, Oct. 15, p. m.,, to arrange funeral of our Yate brother CHARLES GR.

AY. Hubert Mershon, N. G Orin Lowry, Secretary.

DR-2570

_ DR-8307

RI-5374

DR-447%

TA-6056-8

[R-1159

oe N. L140

Personals

SPECIAL

Combination Oli Permaneni Wave

RAINBOW “ACADEMY

KRESGE BUILDING

S-P-E-C-1-A-L Fur Coats Cleaned and Relined $12. 50 with fine Brocaded Material ... { Furriers Method, Cloth Coats, $5.00 up. Frank's Furriers, 3405 E. 10th. CH-3055.

BE AN EXPERT Accountant

0 Lessons—Easy Term La Salle. Free Booklet. Phone “RI -6016.

2215 E, Washington St. Phone—Day CH-5822; night. CH-5243 R-U-P-T-U-R-E-D Guaranteed fit

Eioiusive agents A E. FRAUER CO. Wee HOSPITAL ATTENTION—EIiderly and convalescent patients in attractive. comfort-

ible home. Minimum, $35 month, HEbuy you a wave

35¢ wi Jou oa shampoo and r: AL BEAUTY SCHOOL 342 E. WASH. CONVA ALESCENTS—Chron caily ill, aged. Expert care able. 548 E. Drive, Woodruff Place. CH-3131-d,

Ving» we neasonble prices. or LIFE SAVER

haircut,

ALTERATIONS —DRESSMAKING woos, relined, tailoring; reasonable, ¢12

FAY'S AUTY 26 - "Eo

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

| Business Services

| _RI-270

Personals 8

NEW and reconditioned Shavers for sale Remington--Packard—Schick, 603 Occidental. RI-2732. Eves., BE-4106. WE REPAIR any make of electric shaver, __ 603 Occ. Bldg. RI-2732. Eves. BE-4106.

Hi Guy LEARN MODERN BEAUTY CULT The INTERNATIONAL WAY-—-342 E.

Lost and Found

LOST— Springer name “Pepper.” white, long ears. Arsenal, LOST—Lower plate false teeth on E. St., vicinity Olney. HA-1839-R.

ARANAAAASASAA,

URE Wash.

puppy; Brown and 3111 N.

8 anil male ild's pet, Reward. 16th

(Alteration Specialist)

"ALTERATIONS ladies’. men’s garments; clean, repair, EYER ©. reline. Reasonable. |

O. JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th St. TA-6667, (Auto Glass) SPECIALIZING safety glass, 24-hour serv- i jce. WILLIAM HUMBERT, 322 N. Dela- | _Wware. LI-0914. _RI-2048. i (Auto Heaters) | WEEK SPECIAL—Heaters, $4.95 u up. HAMILTON SERVICE STATION, 1532 N. Capitol. LI-0428 WARD'S AUTOMOTIVE "SERVICE, 016 Scioto, LI-0739. “Harrison and Perfec- _ tion heaters, $9. 95 up.’ = (Auto Rebuilding)

ECONOMY AUTO "REBUILDING—Dependable body and fender repairing, Spholstering. 215 w. Michigan. LI- 123 TRIANGLE "BODY SHOP— —Complete 7 and fender 3Spairing, painting. 1442 N. _ Capitol. RI-329 WE take Sens out of accidents. g CO. 107 N. East. LI-1549, . (Bakeries) BRUNSON'S BAKERY. 2619 “Shelby. ~DR0134, Pies, cakes, pastries, “Tasty Flake ‘doughnuts, hn (Battery Manufacturers) REGAL BATTERY CO., INC. 3717 Mass, CH-0430. We manufacture. rebuild stor__age batteries. (Battery Service) BILL, MCMAHAN, wrecker Service, automobile repairing, tires, batteries, tdwing, 6243 W. National Rd. BE-4466. . (Beauty Shops) LILLIAN'S BEAUTY SALON Wayne, RI-7192, Permanents, Open until 8.

MACHINELESS TERMANENTS $2. ROBSHOP. 528 MASSACHUShits. BEA 083

PEGGY ANN BEAUTY SHOP, Wash. CH-5819. Permanents, “Evening appointments.” 2 COLLEGE BEAUTY SHOP- “Permanents, $2 up. Eve. appt. 905 College. LI-2045. (Book Binding) JOHNS-BUTTERWORTH CO. Appellate reort, Indiana Dupreine Court reports. 135 3, Market, LI-T A TT VARIETY STORE—921 N, New Jersey St. RI-0961. Delicatessen, soda fountain and soft drinks. . (Cinders—Crushed Stone)

~ ~—CALL SPARKS— RI- 2282 for cinders and crushed stone,

DR-0643 Crushed stone for driveway—

“C. OFF

. $5.

811 $3,

2809 1. $2.50-85.

cinders. C. L. LOCKWOOD. (Cleaners) ALERT CLEANERS Garments, draperies, furniture, Suarantecs. sured. 4618 E. Michigan. IR-303 “THE ORIGINAL GARMENT RANE

our last year's wardrobe, like new. _ Leonard Cleaners. BE-4100, 2119 W. Wash.

(Coal)

BEST Brazil “Block, $4.50; 4-ton lots, egg. $4. steam, $3. CH-0687.

(Druggists)

THE SILVER THARMACY, 4620 E. Michigan. IR-0921 Free Delivery.” Pre- | scriptions Seeirately filled PILMAN'S PHARMACY —2766 ReSEEo | Ave, CH-4221, “Expert wom _ Service.’

“rugs, In-

(Engravers)

WARMOTH ENGRAVING CO, 225 N. New Jersey RI-5995

(Farm Implements)

WHEN IN NEED of farm implements see _STOVER-WINSTED CO., 38 S Capitol.

(Floor Coverings)

HENRY BEISINGER. 802 Virginia, 7633 Oarpets. 9x12 felt rugs, $3.75; sha

(Floor Refinishing)

| FLOOR sanders for rent by day or week, _Special rates, delivered. RI-3861.

(Furnace; Flue ‘Repairing)

| EW and used furnaces. all DR cleaned. repaired. HALL-NEAL FUR. | NICE CO Drasvg ~~" Cd | FURNACES and stoves cleaned and repaired: parts welded; new PRs furnished. Free inspection. RI-T19 FRANCE "HEATING CO.—FPurnace i on all akes, “Examinations free.” BE-3082. "BE 4881VICTOR FURNACES— oil burners, All makes cleaned: repaired. NEAL FURNACE. LI-4576, GUARANTEED furnace and stove repair. _ Don ye Nodak our own castings. DUTCH

. DR3 tur | _ hiture |

stokers. HALL-~

(Hardware)

S. STAUB HARDWARE, 831 ve. DR-0281., Complete tine of all ware, paints. En (Hearing Aids) ELECTRIC AUDIPHONE. Price iE 50-$117.50. 20 N. Meridian,

(Insurance)

FARM_INSURANCE—EARL 215 N. Delaware, RI-7200. __Indiana,

Yirginia hard

WESTERN Bnet

"M. FRIEND, Indianapolis,

(Janitor Supplies)

NATIONAL SANITATION CO. Insecticides, disinfectants, brushes, brooms, mops. 229 __Indiana. RI-2237.

Business Services (Storm Sashes)

STORM SASHES CAINE YORK: Call IR-5356 OR ESTIMA RE marsulbrick, ashestos siding. Cali for estimates. G. O PRATHER, 3915.

Tires and Accessories)

SACKS AUTO PARTS—''300" all new tread _ tires, $3 up. 2314 W. Michigan, BE-2189,

(Tow-In Service) tH

STORM

TREXLER TOW-IN SERVICE — truck equipment, Wrecks repaired, N. Penn, LI-2184,

“(Truck Freight—Transportation) _

ST. LOUIS Eastern Truck Lines, Inc. Wests __bound. 603 Kentucky Ave. RI-5868

(Truck Rentals)

RENT A TRUCK. Move yougselt, BET IT YOURSELF. ve 8

Save half, 9 Ky. Ave

(Trusses) RUPTURE TRUSSES fitted at reasonable

RE RI-0338. FRAUER ©O. 456 E. Washington

(Used Cars) TORRI8 HENRY—AIl makes. Terms to suit, 2437 N. Sherman. Sot 1. Spen _evenings. hy (Vacuum ( Cleans

HEALTH-MOR or, indianapolis. “Inc. 27 _rsose uses K. of P. Building.

= ET 1 "CHICKEN, French fried potatoes, salad, 25¢ delivered (2 or more). RAY'S LUNCH CAR. D 10.

HARRY'S DINER, Delicious chopped | Steak

1429

sandw nn Bone steaks.

iches. _ Illinois. RI-087 U

rw RN sandwiches, short orders.

Plgte Junches, 1M . 30th.

Rooms Without Board 12

Clean rewpiny

$1.75 WEEK-—-620 N. Ala, room. en man ALABAMA, 19 N.—Beautiful “sleeping room, A tan hor 2; $5; $3. single; gen- _ tlemen, : —,— LY i - ALABAMA, 1301 N., Apt. 6—Well furnished; adjoining bath; plenty closet and drawer __Space. Et CAPITOL, 1523 N “Mcintyre ments.” Attractive modern rooms; __heat; $3 and up. CENTRAL, 6121—Lovely beds; private home; __HU-6082, 5 ne ILLINOIS, N., 1036-—Apt, 6, room with alcove bedroom: private home: after 5. pg ILLINOIS, N., 2336 Attractive room, first floor; steam heat; . home. TA-703 ILLINOIS, N,, private entrance, privileges. _____ a IRVINGTON-—Nicely furnished comfortable room, private home. Gentleman preferred. Bus, car. IR-7913. ES MASS. AVE, 333% -—Lovely furnished room; gentleman preferred; $2, Walking distance. : ee NEW JERSEY, 2058 N.—Well large, clean, warm: downstairs, private lavatory: 2 gentlemen, ® PARK, 806—Nice room. All furnished. Private entrance; 3 windows; cross ventilation. PENNSYLVANTA, N., adjoining bath; studio couch; _ comfortable, PENNSYLVANIA,

Apartsteam

large room, twin 1-2 gentlemen.

large 1ront steam heat,

“sleeping private

Ey room, porch, Steam heat, kitchen

“furnished, radio,

963—Sleeping room. clean and

1449 N.—Attractively furnished room adjoining bath; twin beds optional: 3 or men. PENNSYLVANIA, N.—Large room; private home; twin beds, private bath optional; 2 employed. TA-0304. we ee ¥ TALBOTT. N., 1703—Nice large room, private home; large closet; suitable 1 or 2. HA: 4002-M.,

| WASHINGTON, E., 5723 (Irvington) —Newly

furnished front room. private family, gentleman preferred. IR-6906. a 32D, 603 E.—Desirable room, twin beds or 1 Breakfast optional. Gentlemen. CLINTON HOTEL, 29 Virginia. Clean sleeping and housekeeping rooms. Steam heat. $2 up. ANT ‘responsible apartment or re north; references. NORTH—TLovely room, shower: Efueman; — fly. HU-64 — — cts or sept a A (JUST OFF RITA 45 W, 27TH—Cozy, warm room, desirable location; garage _ optional. : : Times Economy Want Ads Are Easier to Read and Produce Better Results

Hotels

young man to share nt room: ideal location LI- 8193. evenings. adjoining tile bath, garage. private fam-

Roosevelt Hotel Live downtown! Clean, comfortable sleeping rooms, $3.50 up. Laundry free. 220 W. Ohio. CENTRAL HOTEL—Delaware and Vermont, 331 N. Delaware. Modern outside rooms. _ Transient TE as a HOTEL FREDERICK, 458 E. Washington— Steam heated rooms: $2.50 week, up; - running water: tubs, showers.

Rooms With Board BROADWAY, 2528 —Large, nicely furnished room, suitable two girls. Home privileges. __Phone, a ee SEY COLLEGE. 5101—Comfortable room; two employed; home cooked meals; privileges; reasonable, HU-1521, ILLINOIS, 3240 N. —Large good heat: meals optional; phone.

IRVINGTON—Nice re room, 1 or 2. home; meals and garage optional.

room, front; garage: girls; Private IR-

excellent 1ea-

LEXINGTON, 962—Large room, meals; modern: py astant hot water: __sonable. DR-4977-J 43D., W., 206 fein busline) —Attractively furnished; comfortable: gals optional; _employed lady. WA-4364-VERY desirable home for 2 ladies, ere _ or convalescents; ; expert care. RI-3213

Housekeeping Rooms 14

(Mattress Repal ring ng)

MAPLETON BEDDING CO. ‘Mattresses renovated,” $3.50 up. Purniture repairEN a C. MATTRESS CO.—411 W. Wash, RI: 2285, . 1 Day renovation serv., $3.50 up. PILLOWS, COMFORTS. MATTRESSES sold, renovated and made like new, __ BURKLE. 431 Mass. Ave. RI-6695.

(Meat Markets)

ADELMAN'S “KOSHER MARKET, 9th, TA-6 444, Kosher meats, Bh fish. ‘Delicatessen.’

(Paint—Supplies)

A_R._ GWINN "PAINT & SUPPLY co. 225 ‘N.’ Delawar RI-

511 E. fresh

8026 (Parking Lot) NEW PARKING LOT open for business, 22

8 E. Wabash St. between DelawareAlabama,

(Plating) PLATING—Gold, silver. Geo. W. Dick _ Plating Co., 115 S. Capitol Ave. LI- 3160. (Printing) letterheads, business cards. _ Lowest prices. DUNLAP, 33 Va. LI-9394. 250 LETTERHEADS, 250 envelopss, $2.95. 500 business cards, $1. Arrow Printing. LI- -5235. 1000 BUSINESS CARDS, nouncement invitations. heads, envelopes, $2. Ia aa RUSH aS make us smile. HENDREN ING. 685 Century Bldg. RI-8533

“(Public Address Equipment)

ROBERT H. HITE AMPLIFYING 0O., 517 N. ings. RI-4073. Public Address Equipment,

ENVELOPES,

100 anLetter-

$1.75. $4.50,

(Refrigerators)

USED Electric Refrigerators. $50 up. RICH CO.. 1524 N. Illinois. RI-6325.

(Riding Stables)

LEARN TO RIDE—BONHAM RIDING STABLES, 3050 Kessler Boulevard, TA6332. Expert instructions.

(Rubber Stamps)

NAME STAMPS—25 cents. BLYTHE R R STAMP CO..- 128% N. Delaware St.

RL 6128. (Rugs Made to Order)

FLUFF chenille rugs ute from old rugs. See beaut, gt TR ol Bay rep. BS prices. ACTIVE RUG HA-3636.

“(Rugs aE gy Repaired)

W. O. Jones, Inc. Rug Cleaning. HU-1366. RUGS cleaned. sized, $1.80, ghurniture. 3 3

Ses 383 .50; iaranteed. JULIAN RUG _ OER £193

RG CH-6880

CLEANERS (Service Stations)

WINTER lubricating service at yer. SARAG GE. Auto repairing. 212 W, Hath. LET US prepare your ing. US, pie ? QL 3S Meridian at McCarty

ANDERSON'S Texaco Si 2959 N, Capitol. TA-0131. S ial jsiny in lubricar

_ tion. “Firestone

Superior

car for winter drivERVICE STATION, S.

PURE OIL CO. Super-Solvenized Gasoline and Tiolene

oil. (Schools and Colleges)

INDIANAPOLIS 2 of Pharmacy, KE. Niles, Dean E. Market St. LI-1753. Catalog on RR

(Sewer Cleaning)

HAVE your ers yaad the a ime Roo e money an me. EANING SER VICE. LI-2881

oto-Roote Soe CL a

A Good Simonize.....$1.95 Up a

"Ses rere.

N. Bt

| ST. CLAIR, E.,

CAPITOL, 2025 N.—Bedroom and kitchen; second floor; furnished or unfurnished; $5 weekly: sleeping. $2.50.

CARROLLTON, ~ 1529—Nicely 2-room apartment. tilittes paid. vate entrance. RI-5976 . CENTRAL, 2823—Two nice connecting rooms. garage; utilities; private entrance. .. TA-2301. ILLINOIS, 2339 N.—One and 2-room room _apartJients, everything furnished; $3.50 and ILLINOIS, steam heat;

~ furnished Pri-

1145 N.—Housekeeping rooms; constant hot water; $4 to $6. ILLINOIS, 'N., 2625—3 rooms, porch, furnished, utilities; good heat: private entrance: janitor service, Es 312—Clean 2-room apartment; everything furnished; utilities; steam heat; $4.

terms. ,

done |

Houses, Unfurnished

2251—Pour-bedroom ng, fenced back vard;

50, CH-4570, WAWASHINGTON: E., 4120—5-RM, DOUBLE, Completely modern: garage, water paid, $30. RI-7236. TR-5220, WOODLAWN, “1450, —Folir-room, modern Bic Plog furnace; water paid; adults; $17.

NEW EY, N., double; redecorati School’ 45, garage;

“Six-room modern double;

18TH, 1127 W.— WA

hardwood floors down; redecorated, - 28TH E, 218 Three bedroom, half of (wo2073. double; good location; garage, TATWO MODERN DOUBLES AT $37.50 “EACH

University, 5729, Burgess, 353. ar-IR-41 in,

4 19

JEFFERSON, N,, 340—4 rooms: bath: lower floor: porches: $25.00. Apply 1.

PENN. N., 2006 Modern studio amen

_ ages,

Houses, Apts. Fm.

2 large rooms; suitable 3 to 4 ad

SANDERS, 725—Pirst floor, kitchenette; ds. bath; utilities, DR-662

12TH, 2115 E.—Quiet “employed people; “my 3-room apartment; private home; easonable, CH-T5

38th, E.. IDR ere apartment, warm, 0675. comfortable; $7.50 per week. CH-

“2 rooms and entrance,

Rent Se Places

DESIRABLE AUTO SALES and SERVICE LOCATION

2113 W. Michigan St. Albany & 1st Ave. (Beech Grove) $60.00

Call Mr. Waltermire

44 Virginia Ave.

1.1-8401

Houses For Sale

INAAAAA

SMALL HOMES on small monthly pay. Re a LLISON REALTY CO., Realtors,

NORTR 5001 N. CAPITOL

Immediate possession; 4 bedrooms, baths, Frigidaire, oil burner Strickland, RI-3455, Eves, TA-5799. KIRK McKINNEY CO. INC,

4421 N. BALTIMORE

Four rooms, gas, room for bath; gara In good condition. Easy terms. HU-21 § BRIDGES & GRAVES. 243 N, Del. RI-347

VISIT ROLLING RIDGE, 58TH AND

NOBLESVILLE RQ APTE NOON 5 P.M. SATURDAYS AND : SUNDAYS. 2 TO 6 P.M.

$50 oT $13.50 Month, 5 room cottage. Good condition, vacant, 1200 Udell. RI-2368. MR, US. HU-5279

HELM REALTY CO., REALTORS

__ ALLISON GUILFORD, 2449-51—Modern, double; excellent condition;

Owner. HE-3933

$4000. EAST PLEASANTON ADD.

E. Mich. between Emerson and houlevard, good 5-rm. mod. bung. long living rm., breakfast rm. hard- | wood flrs., front pri Mr, Burgess, RI-9388, The 6102 AMERICAN ESTATES CO., ‘REALTORS

2181 TEMPLE

A lovely 5-room cottage, modern: steam heat; good size lot. Bargain at $1850; 109, down. RI-1419, M. Ostrum, RI-9228, PAUL L. McCORD CO. _615 Lemcke Bldg.

FIVE-ROOM modern bungalow; nice basement, built-in alcove for refrigerator. large closets, 60-ft. lot, close to 30), library, walking distance Tech. All improvements paid, Did sell $a000. rice now $2600. $300 down. ON, CH-6204, ORIENTAL, , and paper. . $250 and 32 per month. Th HENRY 521 Lemcke, HA-4127- wo

“new cash,

114 N.—5-Room modern, $2250, he _C. ' RI-4661,

SOUTH

"2700 BLOCK ALLEN- $4250, “TERMS Five rooms, modern bungalow. Can be bought for a small down payment. Call Jack Strickland, RT-3455; eves, TA-5799, E. KIRK M'KINNEY CO. INC,

WEST

1409 N. TIBBS

Modern 5-rm, bungalow; good condition: full hasement: side-drive garage. $3250. easy terms. Nicolas or Koepper, RI-6412

J. 8. CRUSE, INC, 128 DEL,

BARGAIN -8ix rooms; near Washington 4h ights, water, gas, inside $1300, half cash., bal. $7

HARNESS & CLINE L1-8406 308 S. ROBTON

5-room modern brick bery; A-1 condition; extra ground: $3500: terms. RI-1429. ANCHOR FINANCE CORP, 138 N, Del INGOMAR, 706—5 Rooms, plete, except fixtures down: payments,

FOR RESULTS—The Times

Lots For Sale 12 LOTS

All In one Rlogk, Will grade or sell on payment, Call A. Shockle Hall-Hottel co. Inc. LI-2541. lot in good Rune

WOODED 50-11, front neighborhood, northeast; sewer,

Price $450, GE BROWN og . Northeast. 3609 N. Keystone. CH-44 BE SURE—Of your title. Demand an 4 stract g. Market by UNION TLE CO. 195 E arket St. Union Title Bldg.

ONE ACRE NORTHEAST —Good four-room house, front and back porches, part basement. garage, coalhouse, chicken house, plenty ot fruit; all buildings in A-1 condition. Price, only $2,250, $250 down, balance $20 per month, EMORY DAVIS, 412 Castle Hall Bldg. RI1-3689, HA- 1593- R. AT HOMECROFT Five-bedroom home, long living room, every detail modern, brick and cement orch, 3-car garage, large lot; wonderful ocation, Bargain, AT EDGEWOOD all modern, built-in garage; terms. DR-

com$100

modern, Bargain, “RI-5551,

Bungalow, 5 rooms, Jeatutes, two lots, 383-M,

SUMMIT, 17 S —Two rooms; closed-in porch, everything furnished, first floor. w Adults. i WASHINGTON, 1603 E.—4-room apt. 2 2-room apts.: also sleeping room. NINTH, E., 616 Sunny 2 rooms, kitchenette; rollaway; private bath and entrance; phone. a 20TH, 130 W.—Purnished room and kitch_enette; sink; newly decorated. TWO unfurnished. per month; lights, gan. ONE and two rooms, furnished or in, unfur. nished: utilities; steam heat; 718 N, E ‘Times Economy Want Ads Are Easier to Read and Produce Better ResuIn It's The Times _for Want Ads. RI tev “5551

Apartments, Unfurn. 16+

IANA

Indianapolis Rental Agency Furnished and unfurnished ADaltments. Various locations. $25 up. I.I-53983.

FOUR ROOMS, SEMIMODERN, $15 Inside toilet, water paid, ete. New paper, screens, shades. 0 Daly St, 1 square south of Washington. RI-6368. A H WA-2181

Apartment Rental Bureau Con, locations gladly shown, HE-1328,

MILLTKAN 408 E. Michigan, A $32 SECURITY TRUS Go. a TIE oo

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

22 W. Vermont LI-2439 MADISON. 1025—Bedroom apartment, !ivi! dinette, bath, in- a-door. Frigidaire; edecorated: $37. 50. BE-04 0414

Reas.

Moving and Storage

rooms, $9 E. Michi-

clean front water. 302

IR-2185-1

Moving = Storage. Covered vans. ite STEINKA AMP CH-1 T. Jones. EAST END STORAGE, Reliable, local, long distance move TE EOE Etonic AE E'S local, overland; insur di

PETE'S—$1.50 u _ careful, ¥ experienced. white men, CH-28

Houses, Unfurnished i

32.50; FOUNTAIN SQUARE-—Cozy y cottage yard, garage. Others, TA awn

CARROLLTON, 2615-17—Newly di decorated seven-room modern_double: iag Rg Mr. Woolensnider, RI-8641. time, FAIRFIELD, 1457—Lovely three-bedroom home; S55 HA-1 Ae room, built-ins, gar-

age; | oy ~~ 2038 TEI Bight room single modern... ....... $25. 1-8401 44 Virginta’ ‘Ave, 54 “HOYT —-6-room semi-moder garage; I 138 N. Delaware. 1

A rl LI

I YOU are retiring on pension, read this. TY fertile acres, good six-room house, outbuildings, orchard, shade, os £3.

oy $1000, '2 cash, balance FEDERAL LAND BANK FARM Easy terms. JOHN D, CASE, 3510 N Pennsyl..vania, Apt. B-2. Phone TA-4286. BEN DAVIS Five-room bung.: gar.; new roof and paint: very good cond. inside; $200 cash SOWING Call r. Woodruff, Clark Agency.

barn, roads; TR-4297

HOMESTEAD ENTRY Excellent farm land open for homestead entry to 20 reliable farmers. Write age and personal particulars. Box 833, Times. 1,-ACRE TRACTS—2-3 bedrooms, Sale, terms, rent. 3509 E. Troy Ave.

Wanted Real Estate 2

IF YOU wish to sell your lot or home, east id pall { Oreek between 38th-34th Sts., call ROWN, Specialist Northeast. _ 360 00 00 N." Rone. 4 CH-4424,

WE WANT a well Jocated vacant _B New York® REMODELING CO. ew Yor

lot. 130

Real Estate Loans 29A

LOANS on business, apartment and rest. dential properties, Lowest Sates mintmum expense. F, B. McKIBBIN, 11 N. Penn. RI-8727,

Men Wanted

CREW managers and rural salesmen, traveling Ly aS Jural gh in Midwest. Car helpful. arnings 8: to $65 weekly. Room 707, 130 E, Wash-

ington St. i Stone Setter

d meo setter. No lay off. oSBBNIARE 87° “wash, BL WHITE elderly man, Be TR 235 tur _ nace, in exchange for room. RI-3

Yo 1354 Kappes St.

| Women Wanted Silk Spotter

ced; ermanent. WORLEY PAUDER, 2835 Northwestern, ’ TA-0199. Or I, HOUSEWORK, 20 to 40; 1 child. Stay nights. WA-0555, ai for names who enroll, ROYAL DART ACA ADEMY, ot | Roosevelt Bldg. WHITE woman, 3 in family, more home than wages. XY Villa, DR-1472-J. GIRL—Small, oin hypnotic I Free to travel, WN , YOGI HA- 1745-W,

Work Wanted by Men 34 Dei | "pare relere time posse le x

five-room |

| Cleveland | Roof

| Co.,

{ there will be offered for

THURSDAY, OCT. 14, 1937 18 Schools, Instruction

course, Beauty Acad., 401 Roosevelt Bldg,

GOING CREAMERY or milk business, Ine cluding buiMing and equipment for handling one thousand gallons of milk daily. Situated in the tri-state section of West Virginia, Must be sod at once regardless of cost, owing to ill health, For further parficulars address Post Office Pox 293, Huntington, W, Va, CONFECTIONERY -school supply store; osite School 31, leaving city; $150, , Lincoln,

THIS _AD_ ‘worth $10 on beauty _ROYAL

Business Opportunities

one 304

Auctions 39 PUBLIC AUGTIION . The Rlevelant Cincinnati, Chicago & Louis Ry YO RR 5508) will sell auction Friday, October 20, 4937, at Freight ag Yivarchouse. Capitol Ave, south, ‘8 Indianapolis, Ind, startin , the following deserfped shipToate *walioh have been refused _or ine claimed, unless previously claimed Ww righte fu] owner prior to that 80 No., Consignee, Destination and Gems in order as follows: 105R, O/N Wm. Bennett, East 1 Drum Liq. Roof Cement, SO 98158

Cement. , Walsh Puneral Home, E. Louis, Ill, 10 Ctns. Advertising Print 4) atter, 80 S3109R O/N Bchwartz & Son, Wald« ron, Ind, 8 Bags [Mineral Mixture, 5 Paily Mineral Mixture, 1 Ctn, Mineral Mixture SO 98445R, P. C. Shell, Gen, Store, Pers kensville, Ind. 28 Bags Mineral Mixture, 1 Ctn, Min

Mxt SO 98406R, New Mack Tire Co, land, Ohjo, 1 Bdl. 2 Old Tires, 80 98497R, Surety Products Co. Cleves land, Ohio, 2 Steel Regs, 1 Kit Roof Ce= ment, and i Bx. Brus 2R, Br rane, *Distig. Co., Pekin, ¥ Drum * 8533R, O/N Guertin & Son,, , 1 Crt. Work Bench Steel KD ol Work Benches mR, O/N Fournace Hdwe, Co, Cs, Ir. Hdw Harold watts.

L.. 1 Crt. Table 80 98674R, Perry Pield Tire & Rubber 1 Bdl. 2 Tires. g 5, T. Barnum Wire Wks, LnfaYetie, Ind, 1 Bd, Wire Window Guard

80 98791R, Lincoln Pharmacy, Sanford, Bxs. Medicine So 98881R, American Ashestos Prod. Co., Ohio, 1 Kit and 1 Stl, HI, Bhi. Cement, 1 Cs. Brushes.

St. at their and

modity, 80 95

Louis, 1ll., Cs. Roofin

Cleves Charleston,

SO 98882R, American Asbestos Products Co., 2 Cns. Asphalt Flooring

Putty, 2 Cns Compound SO 98883R, Progress Paint Co., Cleves land, aie: 1 Bbl, and 1 Pail Paint. £0 884R, American Ashestos Products Chena, Ohio, 1 Stl. Bbl, and 1 Kit

Roof Cement, 1 Cs. Brushes

SO 98885R, American Asbestos Products Co., Cleveland, Ohio, 1 Bbl, Coldwater Paint. SO 99818R, So. Bend Screw Products Corp., So. Bend, dnd. 1 Crt, Cmt, Con= duits Cont, Ash SO 898R Sievetami Jack Oo., Cleveland, Ohio, 1 Bdl. 899R, Mae r, Terre Haute, ng 1 DE Roof Cement 0 B. McGahey, Charleston, n,,.1 Pr Rin Grease 80 902R, Bedell Mig, Co., Milford, Ind, 1 Dmgd. Wdn. Rkg. Chalr, In addition to above mentioned articles, sale at this time many other articles which have been re= fused account damaged or checking over, Shipments may be inspected Thursday, October 28. 1937, between the hours of 8:30 A, and 4.00 P. M Description of packages are copied from freight or wavbhills but neither quantity nor contents are guaranteed Terms of 8ale—Cash or certified check, payable immediately at conclusion of sale, K. VANCE, Freicht Claim Agent, "304 Big Four Bldg, Indianapolis, Ind,

le A. MILLS, Auctioneer

| Poultry Supplies

house: trees, shrub- |

SEVERAL hundred started chicks: also baby chicks, MARION COUNTY CHICK _STORE. 123 N. Al abama _RI-6120

Horses, Cattle, Stock

AUTON: -Cattle Camden, Ind.:

sale Monday, Oct, 18, 800 choice Coloradn ad Montana Hereford stocker and feeder cattle, calves, yearlings and 2 vear-olds. The qualify sale of the season, Sale starts at 1 p. m. WERTHEIl« MER CATTLE CO., Camden, Ind,

_POR_RESULTS8—The Times. RI-5851,

special orices Bring jugs

Farm and Garden

PURE apple cider, 25¢ gal.: on parties, AbDlex. grapes and baskets, 2230 N, Rural, ~ Miscellaneous for Sale

Unclaimed Freight Station I/, price on all occasional chairs and rockers. Dining and kitchen

chairs, and fiber settees and chairs. Child's POOL TAPLE, complete, $15. Men's OVERALLS, $1.50 RAINCOATS, $3 and $5, WASHER, $60. TRONING each, SINKS and CABINETS, $30 to $60. SINK CABINETS, $10 to $20, INDOOR TOILETS, $3 each, COAL HEATERS, $3.50 5, ONE COMBINATION GAS AND COAL RANGE, $85

CAPITOL AT SOUTH CLEAN LUMBER

NEW AND USED Marion Material Co. Wrecking Contractors 2046 Northwestern

SC Fixture house complete, KING'S We build to fit your Pocketbook and room. _DR-3578,

1617-3 31 Southeastern. ‘WATER PUMPS Shallow and deep well. Large selection, quality pumps, reasonably priced. MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO 3526 E. Washington, ___IR-1151,

SUN STRAND electric adding mas chine, direct subtraction. Bargain, Select from -

CH-0735. ' KING S 200 rebuilt pool tables. up, on payments. _DR-3578,

——— ——

$50 1617- 31 Southeastern. Or IoE FURNITURE

BUSINESS FURNITURE CO.

112 E, Maryland St. LI-8518,

KING'S Used tables, "chairs,

fceboxes, stoves, Return rentals from Fair, Southeastern, used building material, LION PO™ULATION WRECKING 310 8 Delaware. LI-6270

BURROUGHS portable adding mas chine. 8 column; A-1, RI-2608. 2x4’s; 2.46's; per 100 .$3.50 1x6 drop, sdg.; per 100 ... 3.50 INTERSTATE "LUMBER, 00.’ "OH- 6400 4-ROOM bungalow; complete will: furnte ture; will sell equity, 1415 N. Denny, mornings.

MULTIGRAPH machine and type: condition; bargain, $25. HA-1839-R. 1st.

DR-3578,

CO.

1617-31 NEW and

ond 1022

CLEAN house with Maas's Cleaner, for sale at your neighborhood dealer or AUBERT __G. MAAS CO. 31 Virginia. RI-33 STORE fixtures, bakery a ,. cial equipment: buy-sell 419 BE. Oh a TRAILER FOR SALE-$35. Fine condition, _ 3705 Massachusetts Ave. a d WINDOW SASH, new and used. MARION MATERIAL To. 2046 Northwestern. BICYCLE Size food condition; Piano, $10, cit: 7600-M a FURNACE 8-inch smoke TT 209¢ per foot, o BIDOWS, 50¢. SINK & EDWARDS. RI- 1336.

Swaps 51 or shape;

LAFPAYETTE-'35 coach; in fine Jow mileage and tires like new; will swap for used car; cash or what as down payment, and finance; $200 bale ance, rivate party. 3122 College. HA-1098-W EQUITY i] “Willys 1 panel truck; cash or useq car or what? DR-1956-W, 643 Mar« tin

spe fo.

$10,

WILL take electric refrigorator and bath outfit as down payment on new J4-ton Diamond T Panel. 924 N. Illinois. GOOD RADIO. electric sweeper, Fiectrie iron, single daybed and pad. 417 N. AVIAN, — HOTBLAST (Nubian), op BTR, __condition, for $15. 738 Ohio Times Economy Sa Ads Are Easier to Read _and Produce Better Results

(Size; A-1

Housshoid Goods

CIRCULATING heater, A-i Ae three or four rooms, ve BASEBURNERS, heaters, coal ranges. open oYenings. MODEL STOVE & FURNACE 622 E, Washington, FRIGIDAIRE, reposs., 5 cu, ft. like new $94.50; 7 cu. fi, pore., $127.50. " Household _ Appliance Co., 240 Mass.; open eves, SER, walnut, $14; boudoir chair, slip drapes match, $9; Andirons, $3, 40 Winthrop. Fon JITURE, coats, 42, Very cheap. 1013 High, DR- 3461DINING suite, beautiful, 3 piece. ib type, petfeot condition, $50, 6 N. Del= __ aware, HEATING stove, good condition, able, 1454 S, Harding St.

3-PIECE living room suite, $35; 1 lady's seal

Tory $20. 2123 N. Illinois HOT BLAST STOVE, large qe ik Tew: olph

riced reasonable. ._ 828 $125 RUG, 9x12 Royal Wilton: ex excel lent condi FEDROOM $26, 5821 Primrose. HU-60

condition; 066 N. Tibbs

5840

s, dresses: sizes | i to

reasons

Eh . almost 1 I