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Winning Plays of 1937

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COLGATE .................. 0 TWO BLOCKED PUNTS BEAT RED RAIDERS ON THEIR OWN WHITNALL FIELD FOR FIRST

TIME IN NINE ~VEAR REG/ME OF ANDY KERK,

COLGATE //, LONG _ ATTEMPTS 5 0 PONT WHILE r STANDING ON “IS OWN GOAL L

BRUNANSKY IN END ZO

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SECOND

END LINES UP CLOSER AND LEFT TACKLE WIDER THAN USUAL. CULLBACK SNEAKS 1° REMIND LEFT TACKLE ..

AO. | AND NO.R BACKS DRAWN WIDE BY BRUNANSKY AND SMITH, ALLOW/NG HUDGINS To GO ALONG LINE, AND UP THE ALLEY TD BLOCK LONG'S PUNT.

FALLS ON NE FOR DUKE'S TOUCHDOWN ...

Minneapolis Serious About Football; ‘Monday Quarterbacks’ Grill Bierman

By GEORGE KIRKSEY

United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO. Nov. 4 —One of the most sanguine football cities in the

of last week's Minnesota game

Q—Did Minnesota maich Notre

| when time comes to serve the cof-|Dame’s speed?

land is Minneapolis. where the Min- |

nesota Gophers, twice national

| wards Coach Bernie Bierman talks |one vard was needed. A little more | along the track after the flyer | Meantime cards speed on

champions in the last four years. get | | are passed out and each D. T. @ B.|would have given the Gophers a may submit a question to Bierman. [first down.

the populace all excited each fall. Columbus, Durham, Dallas, coln, San Francisco and other cities produce their red-hot football fans, but Minneapolis has a peculiar specie.

Lin- |

The Minneapolis fan wants to know |

the why and wherefore, the if, and

and but. Minneapolis papers print |

more football news than the country. They have charts, statistics, color stories, analytical stor-

others in|

fee. Phil Brain, university photog-

rapher,

Bierman—By no means. For in-

then shows the complete [stance on five occasions Minnesota |

EXPECT GORN LOA TOBE READY BY DEC. 1

$75,000,000 Set Set Aside by | RFC for Aid to Farmers.

. WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 (U. P)— | The Government offered farmers | loans ranging from 44 to 50 cents | a bushel on corn today “to Rove by la more orderly system of mar- | keting.” | Secretary of A, Wallace predicted would “stabilize prices” by withholding from market part of the | surplus of a predicted corn crop of 2,561,000,000 bushels. Simultaneously the Department of Agriculture reported that wheat | growers have begun to plant a crop which may exceed this year’s alitime record of 81.000,000 acres. | “An acreage of this size, average yields and average aban- | donment, would produce a crop of | more than 1,000,000,000 bushels,” the | Department said in a report on the | 1938 wheat outlook. Loans are expected to be available by Dec. 1. The Commodity Credit Corp. has | borrowed $75,000,000 from the Re- | construction Finance Corp. to make the loans. The full rate of 50 cents 'a bushel will be loaned on corn | testing 14!2: per cent or less { moisture. For each 1 per cent in- | crease in moisture the loan will be | reduced by 1 cent a bushel. No loans will be made on corn of more | | than 20'> per cent moisture content.

"FIREMAN KILLED IN DIXIE TRAIN WRECK

BATESVILLE, Miss.

Agriculture Henry the loans

Nov. 4 (U.

LRG J. P. White, 48, of |

| Memphis, was killed and Charles | Barnett. engineer, seriously injured today when the engine and three | cars of the Panama Limited, Illinois | Central passenger train, were de- | railed near here. | White was trapped when the engine, two express cars and a car

motion pictures of the game. After- ‘kicked on fourth down when only filled with race horses were strewn

for five minutes.

Let's lok in on this week's meet- |

ing after Notre Dame's over the Gophers

before 64.100,

largest crowd ever to attend a game | have too much poise. |a little too panicky outstanding |say that. Minnesota~Notre |

in the far Northwest. @Q@—Who was the player in the

| Dame game?

ies, full pages of pictures. They go |

in for football coverage completely, thoroughly and interestingly. But still this isn't enough. The Minneapolis fanatic demands the inside about the Gophers. To

bring the fans and the Minnesota |

team closer together Dick Cullum,

| | | | |

football writer of The Minneapolis |

Journal, organized the Downtown Quarterbacks. Each Monday the fans gather at a luncheon where football and filet | mignons are torn apart with savage | seriousness. It's a sellout every week with more than 500 fans gathering around the festive board. The programs run scemething like this: Dick Cullum gives an analysis

He's a Whiz

The Name Is Whizzer White—Very Appropriate, Too.

By HENRY MLEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent

OULDER, Colo, Nov. 4.—Here

in the land of the eternal snows |

they are making an eternal fuss about a young man with the rather | unusual name of Whizzer White. Whizzer, who was christened Byron, quarterbacks the undefeated, untied and almost unscored upon University of Colorado

| were down fast {bumped the ball out of bounds on ba first-class team to a gang over- |

Bierman—By far and away little Andy Puplis, Notre Dame quarter- | back. Had it not been for his bril- | liant performance the score easily | could have been reversed. Q@—What was the outstanding | play? Bierman—Harold Van Every's kick which preceded Minnesota's touchdown.

on the play and |

| getting tougher with each game and | fighting

the first three

Q—Do you think Minnesota had |

7-6 victory | too much poise?

team can My boys were at times, I will

Bierman—No football

Q—How about the Iowa game

[this week?

Bierman—Iowa might easily have won from Purdue but for two bad | | breaks, dropping a couple of passes, for instance. The Hawkeyes are

won't be easy for any of us by any | | manner of means. After Minnesota lost to Nebraska here are a couple of the questions

Ray King and Schultz | flung at Bierman.

Q—What changed Minnesota from!

the 1-yard line. It was the smartest | powered?

| thing I've seen in some time.

Basketball

The Lawrence Trojans, state amateur champions, would like to

| schedule games with strong state or

out-of-state teams on Saturday

| nights or Sunday afternoons. Write

| Howard S. Thompson,

Lawrence,

{ Ind.

ball | Optical team, last year’s | pions,

The Hoosier Athletic Club basketteam, formerly the Hoosier city chamto book home

are ready

games for Sunday afternoons, with

| games away

| | | | | |

| |

team, and has displayed Pike's Peak, |

Estes Park and Buffalo Bill's final | resting place as the state's outstanding attraction. He’s in the headlines more than Mr. Roosevelt, and declarations that he is the greatest football player in the country are more common than silver dollars. There are many critics who rate him as better than Earl (Dutch) Clark, the fellow who went from Colorado College to become the standout performer in the pro-

fessional ranks.

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WY 22220 does all the kicking | and passing for Colorado, and

most of the running. He is strictly a 60-minute performer when his services are needed. And he’s not only a football player. He is all-conference third baseman in baseball, and all-con-ference basketball guard. Moreover, he is the best student on the campus. This I learned from President George Norlin. “Whizzer never has dropped below A in any of his studies. He is certain to make Phi Beta Kappa, and next month he will try for a Rhodes scholarship,” President Norlin said. “He is the busiest man on the campus, what with working his way through school by waiting table at a fraternity house, and serving eas president of the student body.” Between the halves of the Utah game last year President Norlin said he visited the team’s dressing room and found Whizzer stretched out on a rubbing table—studying his calculus.

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on home and home basis. Games also are being booked for girls teams on Sunday afternoons. Write R. E. Keys. athletic director, Hoosier A. C.

The Wincel A. C. basketball team opened its season by dividing a double-header, defeating the West Indianapolis Rams, 37-15, and losing to Greenwood Merchants, 36-28. |

The A. C. team meets the Bethany |

Lutherans Friday at the Meridian Club. For games write H. E. Wince], 1470 Charles St.,

or call RI-6805, | football | | between 6 and 7 p. m. |

The Beech Grove Merchants will | play the Christamore Olympics at 9 |

o'clock tonight in the Christamore Community gym. Last night the

Merchants defeated the Y. M. C. A.

Reserves, 35-20.

Bierman—Not working hard and minds dulled caused us {o become a mediocre team. Q@—Can errors made against Nebraska be remedied? Bierman—Practically all of them can, but we'll make mistakes in every game.

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IS KILLED IN SPAIN

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 4 (U. P.).— { Eugene Wolman, 25, philosophy graduate of the University of | Southern California, was killed with the Loyalists in { Spain, according to word reaching a friend here today. One of Wolman's comrades in the George Washington battalion wrote Roy Spector of Los Angeles that he fell on the Brunete front July 23. Wolman is the son of wealthy Mount Vernon, N. Y., parents.

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Deaths Funerals 4

Indianapolis Times, Thurs., Nov. 4,

ALLEN—Myra E.. age 74 years, William H. Allen, mother of Ward Fabel, sister of Mrs, Emma G. Heffner of Lafayette, Ind. and Margaret Curran cf Cojumbus, O.. passed away Tuesday p Funeral services at the ROYSTER & ASKIN MORTUARY, 1902 N. Meridian 8. Friday, 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at the funeral home any a {Columbus (O.) papers please copy.

BAKER—Mabel, beloved wife of Earl Baker, daughter of Mrss Minnie McGorman, sister of Earl Bramlett, passed away Nov, 3. Friends may call at the W. T. BLASENGYM CHAPEL after 2 B. m. Friday. Puneral Service 2 p. m. aturday at the . T._ Blasengym Chapel, 2228 Setoy St. Burial New Crown Cemetery

DAVIS—Dena C., beloved mother of William F. and Lambert D., Mrs, Jeanette Ketel and Mrs. Bertha Haley, sister of F. W. Henschen and Frank Henschen of Terre Haute, Ed Henschen, Columbus, Ind., passed away Thursday. x aa at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTU ARY Saturday, 3 p. m. Friends invited, Burial Crown Hill,

JONES—Ethel Mae, 1035 N. Dearborn, beloved wife of Herman Jones, sister of Mrs. Guy Foreman, James, Orville, Albert, Grover, Roy and Dewey Huddleston of Indianapolis, and Mrs. J. A, Henges of Baltimore, Md., departed i ‘Wednesday, Nov. ~ age ind oat: - neral Saturda ay, Nov MOORE & KIRK IRVINGTON MORTUARY. 5342 E. Washington, 8:30 a. m., and St. Philip Neri Church, 2 a. m. Friends invited.

SIMMONS—Edna Louise, entered into rest Wednesday, age 19 years, beloved dau hter of Amer Simmons, sister of Mrs va Daupert and Ralph Simmons of Indianapolis and Rov Simmons of Lafayette, Funeral Saturday at residence, 323 N. Jefferson Ave. Crown Cemetery AR FUNERAL PARLOR in charge. may call at residence.

STOU ~Ratherine Bowen. 69 years, mother of Mrs. Leon E. Desautels, grandmother of Jese oh Stout Desautels and George Desautels, sister of Mrs, Otto E, 2 ann, Prof. D. M. Bowen, Pittsbu Kan, and John Bowen, Gary. Ina died hursda morning at St, Vincent's Funeral notice later. Please a Ry KIRB

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1625—Three rooms, uputilities furnished,

CARROLLTON, stairs, side entrance; $25 month E> CENTRAL, “87 E 22D—4 large, light __rooms, _redecorated: bath: hot water heat.

Apartment Rental Bureau _ Con. locations gladly shown. HE-1328. MER., 3335 N. (near Shortridge); 2 bedrm, sun rm., elec. ref.; stove. heat, water, janitor services, gat; Rsned. OLIVER H. CLARK AGCY . 106 N. Del. | LI-5596 N. E. CORNER Delaware and New York: 2-room apartments; steam heat, other

conveniences. Call No. 8. The Halcyon.

‘GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. 22 W. Verment _L1-2439 Times Economy Want Ads

Are Easier to Read and 5 roduce Better Results imes Now

he for “Want Ade RI Jey 5581

2230 — (Rear) 2-rooms, water, lights furnished. _ 728 W.—Clean, deh 6-room double. Modern. HA-2256-GLADSTONE Ave., Dr modern 2 oom bungalow; water paid, $27.50. CH98

ny N., clean house,

$25—30TH,

GRAY. 245 N.—3 Large rooms: 2 double; water paid; $16. CH-4788. | 5336 LAWRENCE AVE (Rocky | Ripple) —4room bungalow; fireplace; $10. 138 N. Ea I OAKLAND, 1109 N.—7-Rm, mod $37.50 Dorman, Eo Rms., water inside . $15 LI-3814. 28 S. Illinois.

_ Jennings Bros. LIORANGE, 338 ae Room _ semi -modern;

_ $12. 138 N. Delaware. NIM

349 N. ORIENTA 6-room double, modern; Tech High School, $25.00. 44 Virginia Ave. S. ORIENTAL St, OUSE.

AL venient to

be, conadB40L. |g — THREE-ROOM 42—Pive-room modern sing

Good location. _Call IR- Single 2535—Five rooms and bath,

$35 ee Custodian,

RILEY, N., bungalow. SHELBY. strictly modern, DR-4793. STATE, S., 1206—Two-family modern home. Rent reasonable. TEMPLE, N., 530—4-room _ semi-modern _ double; garage; water paid. $14. LI-2725.

1421 E. Ith

6 rooms, ern, $20.00. J. R JELCH & SON

bath, ranean, room, set in bookcases. brick fireplace. ainted and redecorated throughout, Oferately priced; open all day Sunday, ver nes by appointment, Call Mr, Lawton, HU-5228. REAR SPRUCE, 1609—Four-room house; _Water and lights; adults; 310.

Houses, Apts. Furn.

AAA

apartment, steam heat;

DAVIDSON, N.. 319—3.room newly furnished. utilities, adults: walking distance.

ILLINOIS, N., 2020—Front apartment. exquisitely furnished; accommodat In nerspring, radio, Kelvinator; all Sitisties,

Garage, a fu N., 340—Four rooms, bath,

JEFFERSON, Roranes light, gas, water, $25 month. A-5119

RIVERVIEW DRIVE, 6427—5 rooms; English brick single: two bedrooms, CH-72383 40TH, W., 413—6 rooms; 3 bedrooms, modern electric washer: twin beds. CH- 3173.

ATTRACTIVE 5-ROOM APARTMENT Furnished or unfurnished. all utilities; large vard. References. HU-2605.

HAVE unusual selection of APIS. $40 “to _WHITE. “TA \-4633

_$15._All locations.

El iE i I sl Se

11-3422. |

Houses For Sale

SMALL HOMES on small a FUISON REALTY CO., Realtors,

N ORTH

24 monthly pay-

room, RI-38

Tudor

4606 WASH. BLVD.

PRICE REDUCED $3000 TODAY bedrooms, 3 baths, oil heated C. CARR.

brick, 3

26 JACK

maid's See today. BR-3769

paved all thre

hd wv.

and ou with § MR. D

lot, _RI-93

Will re

lot;

_cash,

on 2 daily Dr.

Hunt

down eves,

break | pre- | -

12A

| EXPERIENCED mother wants child under |

INC.,

extra

It's built nace, paint Owner terms. Co

Moder

FOUR gas, 120s

ner lot; SHERIDAN, N.,

MERIDIAN,

Allison -ROOM

NORTH A home and good investment. room doubles,

well ovat

streets, are

RI-6412, “oRUSE, ANG.

3940 Caro

5-Rm. modern bungalow; furnace

and roof. t. 300 down,

UNCAN. RI-1429

EAST

1415 N. DENNY VACANT—MOVE IN

Good 4-room bungalow;

Mr. Burgess

Near New Harvester Plant 3 Modern Bungalows. $3250 to $5750

condition. Might

BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del, HOLLOWAY, priced very low.

1302 N. RURAL —5-room, semimodern: priced low.

21-5 rooms, Hoge, $250

1826—5-10

a beauty:

“balance terms,

Sout

SEE THIS | new “double pleted, 4 rooms and bath

lots. For home o and Sundays. Bargain for mm el 3813 English

2700 BLOCK, Allen St tractive 5-room modern unalow;

payment, TA-5799 RI-3455 2551 S vacant

Call

lots; D

WEST

1515 N. WA OH! BOY! 18 a shame, too, b nd has 3 nice be

brick porch and full basement.

and paper wou moved out of cit: NUNNALLY, T

RI-146]

ONLY $2250—TERMS

5-rm. home,

BRIDGES & GRAVES, RI-3477,

"BUNGALOWS$50 to $250 R. HARTLEY Realty Co.,

improved street, 150,

Doubles & Investments

modern: good good looking and all well rented. $750

econditioned Ready to move into. Price, $3150, | $25 per

406-408

E KIRK" AM KINNEY CO.

ty Realtors. HOUSE—With

inquire 2238 °

Three 5- | ed; a good gormer: air, for WA-2166. 128 N. Del.

line St.

garage,

ng.

New inside

month. TA-1406

| |

large

nice bath,

Rarage; $250 down -—$22. 50 per month 388.

IR-6102

HU-2188. RI-34717.

om modern; extra DR-7925

take lot.

~ cor-RI-6412,

RI-641 H

today

Just com=to side, built r investment. Open S. Sherman sale T IR-0043 $4250, terms;

ick

at | small | ack Strickland,

Room 3 R-792

modern,

a ———————

RMAN IT DIRTY

ecalse it is

KING'S

WINDOW SASH

drooms, bath,

wonders had on Grinslade |

ld work Can be A- 2741,

1600 blk. west, BE-4455, WEST Down BE-4212 R1-2368 electricity, $800. Also lot 40% W. 16th St. |

24A

naces, Terms.

Lots

stra

155 E.

TWO-WAY

brick porches,

JENKINS, _HE-5960

for Sale

BE SURE—Of your title,

t prepared bv

arket St.

| Sale Suburban, Farms

DOUBLE Hardwood floors up and down. good fur-

$4500.

25 |

ab« CO.

Dargai,

Demand an UNION TITLE

_Union Title Bldg. _

26 |

2 barn, of fr All cross

common school,

Can _ Cast]

ACRES,

level

16 miles Sot poultry house uit and shade, fenced. Close t Priced arrange terms, e Hall

garage 2

and good ground, Fenced

ELZA H Bldg. RI-

WE HAVE 67 acres in Boone County extra good level ground, all tillable; fencing, fair buildings, $75 per acre. $1500 cash,

6-room house etc, Plenty | acres of alfalfa and | and | i

412

ith

0 good to sell,

high

3689. a of | good three good wells, balance terms,

Electricity available, HARNESS & CLINE,

119%;

STOP lot

$35 down and start buildin WILH

vou Emer

EDGEWOOD—5-room

low,

schools. balance;

HAV good

Real Estate Exchange

IF YOU wish to sell

of a GE 3605.

N. Alabama. PAYING

finance son Ave,

BERT

Extra large lot, Make offer pay monthly E 20 acres east road. all tillable

, 615 “Lemcke Bldg FEDERAL (SAND Bang terms, __vania. Apt. 1

JOHN D

B-2. _Pho

il WH between BROWN, Sp a ‘Keystone.

CASE, 3510 N

ooiiag on. 34th Sts,

CH-4424. _FOR_ RESULTS The Times. |

Wanted Real Estate

LI-84

Le near Emerson and Southeastern,

acre | Pay ..I will help LM, 2106 S

a half

0, |

semimodern bunga-

near high, grade for equity, small HE-2584

of town, off of a soil. no improveat a WAR price. | 19 Mec- |

“Easy | Pennsyl-

FARMS ne TA-4 4286

ot or home, east call northeast

ecialist

_RI- 5551

SELL your suburban home! ready

to act immedi

PALMER, BR-3009

Hall- Hottel Co., Inc.

Men

Wanted

I have buyers Call 'R. “1.

LI-2541. 30

ately.

CARPENTER: FOREMAN-With Residence

under

salary WANTED—First class barber; Guarantee. BARTENDER and porter wanted for work Box 890.

How, Lme ta

standing and age,

Box 4834 W.

vern. _ Times,

16th St.

complete work; state 883, Times

must be good.

Women Wanted

GIRLS over 16 years old or Flowers,

sell Nov.

Delaware, ; DISABLED AMERICAN

for housework. home and wages. Call 5-8 p.

ood

__W. Washington). AMBITIOUS girl attorney's office

Forget-Me-Not 6. Phone RI-21 Room 23

women to Saturday, | address 29 8S.

VETERANS OF

80,

THE WORLD WAR EMPLOYED couple, want dependable lady |

0 WwW

to an ine

ashing; one child; 131 S. Neal (1800 5-8 p. m. swer telephone in xchange for com-

pete Stenographic course. small salary Tim

Ea ‘woman, BORO references

and

wages,

BR-4841.

MIDDLE-AGED couple,

nace,

share large ro

. LI-3889

WOMAN to take cate “house,

_ dren:

COOK a anted for work in tavern.

WANTED Licensed beauty operator.

Box

$3 a week

BOYS, Fair Store.

$5_ PAID for names

“we enroll,

good home | required. Call “while; care ur | om, kitchen; time | three chilS. Missouri. ei Times, RUBY |

"ROYAL

BEAUTY ACADEMY, 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

Schools, Instructions

BE AN EX

Accountant In 100 Lessons—Easy

La Salle Free Booklet.

AT ONCE, party to answer phone ': day

a Ww

lessons.

eek in SL

IR-09

THIS AD Lim “$10 on

36 PERT |

Term “Phone Rr 6016

e for

pipe-organ

| |

a a | “beauty course. |

_ ROYAL Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt Bldg. |

Business Opportunities

AAA

TAY ERNY Ho equipped; doing good busiVashington.

ness.

or Other Pets

ATTENTION

Hunters!

tick female

Blue

rabbit hound; 3 vears old. Also good on

fur. years, 2048,

BEAUTIF EDW

of Evanston

311 { TWO NIGHT DOGS Males;

IFUL collie, WAR

trained. 1108

DS, 1821 E. 69

oad.

BEAGLE hounds, rendy

Post

Road. IR-217

Police puppies,

S. State, evenings.

4-6 | RI-

“broke; Southeastern. “$2-83, |

th: one block west

18th and |

Poultry Supplies

SEVERAL hundred baby MA STOR

hicks E.

Slanted RIO 123 N. Alabama.

to trail, | 4] also

chicks; 0 | CHICK f

N COUNTY RI-6 120.

Horses, Cattle, Stock

BIG carte auction sale, 800 head, Monday, |

from club Come, CATT

calves calves, oh: you cE t get LE CO.. Camden,

Camden, Ind. Starts Choice Montana Herford to 2-year-olds, one club calf

1p. ‘Mm. stock cattle | 20 choice NL Ren, 0 free, | it, MER | ne.

FOR aii bread for hog and chick$n feed. cheap. Ask

5. New Jersey.

“gal.

or Mr. Sconce, 82 |

. FRETH HOFER B BAKING CO.

Farm and Garden

Swaps

| Household Goods

| $79 GASOLENE

URSDAY, NOV. 4, 1937 50

Miscellaneous for Sale

Unclaimed Freight Station

\/>; Price on all Odd Chairs. 15 END TABLES, 1; price; 10 STUDIO COUCHES, $15 to $25. 2 BEDROOM SUITES, $25 to $50; SECRETARY DESKS in walnut, mahogany and maple, $20 each; SUITCASES, 25c and up: oh 00M BUGS, size 23x48, "5c each; S FELT HATS. $1, LADIES’ TR ThE RS, $1 pair,

CAPITOL AT SOUTH KING g CONGOLEUM RUGS

9%x12--83.75 1617-31 SOUTHEASTERN AVE DR-35"8,

HAYSTACK COVERS

Just received large quantity 16x16 tents, suitable for havstack covers Contain approximately 600 sa. {t. of canvas. While 50 last, $9.95 each. Everything in new

2» and used canvas, 1302 W. Wash, -—

Hoosier Tarpaulin Co., Pixtures L

KING'S ara ore ur

Used Priced On Payments, 1617-31 SOUTHEASTERN AVE. _ DR-35%8, CLEAN LUMBER NEW AND USED Marion Material Ce.

Wrecking Contractors 2046 Northwestern

good wi’ n

A ule

BX’ TRA g-top bench saw, /, beech, size 36+«in xX

“in. 3«16«in. thick. Cheap

METER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE co, 3525 E. Washington IR-1151,

HOTEL CHINA Large Selection, Sughthy y Used. Hail Price 1617-31 SOUTHEAS AVE. R-3578, NEW and used building A “MIL. ION POPULATION ay ECKING CO. 310 8. Delaware. LI-62 NEW PACKARD electric cost $15: sacrifice for _ Drive, Woodruff Place. a LL BABY CARRIAGE Reed, A-1 condition, . exerciser. $5 872 Middle Drive Wood raft Place 1x6 Drop sdg., pt 1x6 Car sdg INTERSTAS’ fis DUMBER co : STORE fixtures, bakery equipment, “shee cial equipment: buy-sell 419 £. Oho. SHOTGUN Double barrel, 16 i Good condition 3918 E Eh - new and usea MARION 2046 Northwestern. convenient downtown DUNLAP, 33 Va.

used

razor, used onc 872 Middle

$10.

100 . : 3350

MATERIAL CO PRINTING —Most location: low prices LARGE roll- top, de: Kk, adding machine, re chairs, $25 244 Broadway. HE-154 BURROLOHS SoORREeDIng machine, first $25 takes it 2608 s Economy Want Ads Are Easier to Read and Produce Better Results

513

BICYCLE--37; like new; sell or trade, S. West 8 TRADE--15 Spackman electric room heat= ers for $1 each or what? 433 N. State. BAL LOON tire Dies —“Bov's 28. $5; girl's 8 WwW _63D

28, A-1133. 724 E. WILL fe Li adding machine for _cash or what have you? CH- 6025-1 Ww. WILL frade Burroughs calculator for cash or what have vou? CH-6025-W.

Stove Sale!

Cut y

using one of

our heating cost by

our recondi-

tioned

sf oves.

They can't told from new yet less

than half the cost.

$5 to $35

Pringle & Johnson 826 Mass, L1-0068.

Ave,

SWEEPERS

Hoovers. Eureka, Airways,

Rebuilt $9.95 Un. Easy Terms.

Stewart's Radio 136 N. Penn.

Heat With Oil

Space and circulating heaters for the

Royal,

| small home. office or store room.

Burns Fuel Oil, $35.75 up VONNEGUT HDW. CO.

120 E. Wash,

Singer Bargains . Reposs,, re ofisible art Singerflec, Noro. letnonsiie arly Drop Head Treadle, 38.

Singer Co W. Wash.

SPECIAL SALE- bg Letter-Legal Files. also new used ks, Chairs, Sales.

BUSINESS FURNITURE CO.

112 E. Maryland St. _L1-8518,

Rugs and Linoleum

Now showing new fall patterns, RELIABLE RUG CO. 203 E. Washington

KELVINATOR, like new, 35 Crosley Shelvador, 6 cu, ft. $65 OUSEHOLD APPLIANCE CO.. 240 Mas J Open eves. HEATERS and cook stoves. all sizes; 'arge selection; reasonable, ay now and save. 826 Mass. Ave. LI-0068 SE BASEBURNERS, heaters, coal, ranges. Open evenings. MODEL STORE & FUR NACE CO. 622 E. Washington. : ELECTRIC Coficld washer. $29.50, new laundry stove, $3.95; coil spring, Helico= fled, $495. -200"W. "Wash. ___~ 3-PIECE bedroom suite, $24.50; Roper gas range, $4. 229 W. Wash. “Pressure top: $25

| Radios, Musical Needs

“Range, used 8 4233 "Guilford.

months. table

PIANOS TO LOAN

For storage shace in vour home, Grands, Studios, Spinets, ete, You sign no papers obligating you to buy. You only pay dravage charge and guarantee that the piano will not be abused. Wilkins Music Co, stock. Hbgan Transfer and Storage Co.. 863 Nass, ve. 1-4976. Open Eves. till 9p m

ACCORDIONS LOANED FREE

To Beginners Rec

139 E. OHIO LI-4083.

| Indiana

a ———————

RENT AN “ACCORDION

Less than $1.00 a week pays for instrument and lessons.

PEARSON CO., INC. 128-30 N. Penn.

TRUMPET, like new ALTO SAXES, like 37.5 BUESCHER TROMBONE, ke new. 50.00 Accessories—All kinds—Cut rates, LORE ENZ 18 W. Market 2nd Floor

REMODELING SALE

Chickering Grand, used, $100 Practice pianos as low as $5

DRASTIC REDUCTIONS

WILKING MUSIC CO.

120 E. Ohio St Open Eves. THI! 9

MUSIC TEACHERS' SPECIAL Very slightly used 6 3” Baldwin grand piano, Mahogany case. This is a rare case where you ¢an buy a fine grand for a truly low price, This piano would be perfect for a music teacher

INDIANA PIANO CO.

28 8S. Penn. LI-T948

ALL BAND & ORCHESTRA INST, Low ii: Includ RINNE'S N. PENN NN,

Crosley 8-tube Console Bilver 7-tube Console RC Ok Victor 9-tube Console A-1 mechanical condition. Terms. PAUL KERR. Open Eves. 2440 E Wash,

PLLNOS for teachers and students, 825. $35, $50, only $3 monthly, MA RION EL CO.. 220 N. Penn,

ADIO REPAIRS Honest ate of cost to recondition your radio. SWAIN, HU-7289.

UPRIGHT piano, excellent tone, ideal for _ student; only $25. 2332 W. Michigan EDDY RADIO SERVIC! E—Free eG itw work. Rea. 725 Ft. Wayne

$ Dre eB af 25¢ Hon. 1075 KIMBALL Jitu oie Ei bt pp ride Cc SAL od pia vi a or