Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1937 — Page 20

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1920—Rebuilding.

1929—On top again. s =

Connie Mack,

Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics . . . 75 years young and going strong.

at 75, One

Of Games Busiest Men

By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Service Sports Writer

PHILAD: ‘celebrated his 75th birthday today.

ELPHIA, Dec. 23.—The amazing figure that is Connie Mack

Imagine it, a man who has played 4 full nine innings every day for three-quarters of a century, not only actively managing a major league baseball club, but running its business office as well.

Jimmy Dykes, boss of the Chicago®

White Sox and one of Mack’s many proteges, who resides in nearby Upper Darby, recently visited the venerable leader of the Philadelphia Athletics. Mack told Dykes, of whom he is ‘very fond, that during the sick spell from which he now is recovering, he feared that he wouldr’t reach 75, but now that he is going to celebrate that milestone, he’s positive : that he’ll reach 80.

Mack has no thought of retiring. ~He couldn’t stand idleness. Being in the thick of things keeps him going. Baseball's Grand Old Man will make the Southern training jaunt to Lake Charles, La., and intends to guide his boys, as he calls them, throughout the 1038 campaign, , making all trips, unless an unfore- ! seen development crops up. His health is the only thing that will halt the tall tactician.

Hepe Springs Eternal

Mack suffered no ill effects from his journey to the major league meetings in Chicago. In fact, he felt better. Baseball and the conversation it develops is life itself to the youngest old gentleman that you'll ever meet. Mack is getting stronger every day despite loss of weight, and though his family urges him to go to Flor- * ida, he will remain in Philadelphia all winter. ." “There is too much to be done,” he beams. Mack can be reached in the Ath‘Jetics’ offices at Shibe Park daily now, after being confined to his home for two months. He dictated letters and arranged the Athletics’ Spring training schedule while in

Plans Quiet Observance :

Mack’s bisthaay was to be quietly ,celebrated with his large family at ‘his Germantown home, with the real blowout due when the Philadelphia sports Writers honor him ‘at their annual dinner, Jan. 25. Al Horwits, president of that fine organization, can be depended upon to see that this splendid character hears all the nice things that should be said about him. - Mr. Mack, as he is addressed by ‘everybody, is to spend money, will not sell stars, and still

-step,” Allison warned. -

hopes to obtain some first class athletes. He wants another winner before his days are concluded, and believes that hell haye a great club in 1940.

ALLISON DISPLEASED BY BEARS’ WORKOUT

BERKELEY, Cal., Dec. 23 (U. P.). —Coach Stub Allison today threatened to shake up the University of California football varsity unless the Bolden Bears come into condition faster for their game with Alabama on New Year’s Day. Yesterday's practice left Allison dissatisfied with his Western Rose Bowl entry. Passing defense featured the workout. “The first team better watch its “The second team right now is showing a lot more than the first.” The Bears will have two more days of heavy scrimmage before the Christmas holidays. Practice resumes at Pasadena next week.

CECIL SMITH HURT IN POLO AT MEXICO CITY

MEXICO CITY, Dec 23 (U P.)— Cecil Smith, one of the two polo players in the United States topranked at 10 goals, will be out of the game for the next six or seven weeks with a fractured left collar bone, his physician said today.

CASTING ACE BOOKED

Tony Accetta, world professional bait and fly casting champion, is to give daily exhibitions during the Indiana Sportsmen’s Show at the Fair Grounds March 5 to 12, it was announced today. Accetta successfully defended his title in the International Open Bait and Fly Casting tournament at Buffalo last August.

OF BUSINESS PRICES SMASHED IAMON

SALVAGE CO.

GOOLS ST EX» illinois St.

1902—Wins first pennant.

1910—With first unbeatables.

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MIAMI BIDS FOR PRO GRID PLAYOFF

COLUMBLUS, o, Dee. 23 (U. P.).— The National Football League has received an attractive offer from Miami, Fla., sports interests to have the annual playoff game of the professional league piayed there in the future, Joe F'. Carr, league president, said today. Carr said Damon, Runyon represented the Miami interests. He said the offer would be considered at the annual league meeting in February.

Sports Quiz

Q—How many games did Macon, of the South Atlantic League, win and lose in the 1936 season? A—The season was divided. In the first half, Macon won 35 and lost 35 garaes; in the second half they won 52 and lost 29.

Q—Who ‘was Gene Tunney’s opponent in his last fight before he retired? A—Tom Heeney, the New Zealander, whom Tunney stopped in 11 rounds on July 26, 1928,

Q—Which baseball clubs in the American | League are charter members? . A—All except New York and St. Louis.

PLAN HOCKEY SERIES

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 23—Negotiations | are being made. for a home and home serfes between Minnesota and Southern California hockey teams. The Gopher puck‘chasers will go to the Coast this March and the Trojans are expected to return the visit in 1939.

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SWINDLER IS GIVEN 1-T0-T-YEAR TERM

Pleads Guilty to Violating Security Statutes.

William Everett, one of two men accused of having duped elderly Indiana widows. out of about $100,000, was given a one-to-seven-year sentence and fined $10 in Williamsport, the State Securities Commission reported today. Arrested in Iaanapolis Oct. 19, Everett entered a guilty plea. to charges of violating the State’s security statutes. His alleged partner, W. E. Saylor, arrested here a few days ago, is facing similar charges in Lawrenceburg. Despite the conviction, Commission investigators indicated Everett also might be made to stand trial in Lawrenceburg. Commission investigators said the

men won the confidence of elderly | H

widows, who gave them stock on the promise that they would convert these securities into more valuable holdings. Affidavits under which they were arrested charged the men with selling the stocks and keeping the money.

FLAMES CONSUME HOME FURNISHINGS

Apartment Dweller Counts $3000. Damage.

William T. Hall, president of the Hall Optical Co. today estimated damage done to furniture in his apartment, 1321 N. Meridian 8t., by a fire last night at $3000. Mr. and Mrs. Hall were in the kitchen when all lights went out. They smelled smoke and investigated to find the living room ablaze. They quickly threw several articles of furniture out the’ ninth floor window, together with some rugs and draperies. Meanwhile, William Fisher, custodian, learning of the fire, went to the apartment and took their Scotty dog downstairs to safety.

The Halls had moved into the|

apartment Nov. 1 and Mrs. Hall said she had just completed furnishing it yesterday. It is believed the fire started from faulty wiring.

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terment Ho Friends invited. ioe. DAVID-—Iva Ann, aster of John David of Se cousin of Mrs. pid Evening. ed at the Fi ER = B ORTUARY, Friday i 30 veski ? vited. Crown Hal

Soot rom.

hedral. Frien state at the cathoars ole . ‘Burial Crown may call a

the PLANNER & AN MORTUARY Thursday.

DUNN — Mrs. Elizabeth Wheat, wife of Morris M. Dunn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Wheat; Siste} of Charles T Wheat of Indianapolis and Mrs. Helen Clore, Gary, Ind i died Tuesday evening ie: r Va. ‘Funeral s ices Friday aftermoon. 2: 30 ut th “the Burial Memorial Park. Friends tad.

HARM wv. J. wa Chueh at Cory, Wed.

a nd non hasons, Funeral Friday, Ind. Burial Washington Bark "cemetery, Indianapolis.

IPPLE — Rolla Dale, husband of Lan Snyder Hipple, son of Charles brother of Maude

ipnes Burchard, passe eral at the res ence e Ave. Friday evening J 8 fends invited, Burial at Arlington, O., Saturday. For fu ther ine ad call the McNEELY MORTU-

HOOVER ~— Laura Kate. age 87. i A n

d E. Siebert, Mrs Irene McCorm: Alma_ Ford of Ingianapolis, Mand. Mrs.

Ralph Goodwin of Cleveland, passed away . 31. Puneral J hidsy, 10 a. at the McMORTUARY, {838 x. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. B Friends may call at the mortuary any

KING—Charles (Edd) beloved husband of of Rolland a life Wednesday. MOORE ARY, 5342 E. Washington St. Burial Memorial Park. Friends 2 ns

LEONARD—H ... husband of Mami Harry, of Telkd Adserson. | Madalone x s a es ven: Services at_the PLANNER & BUCHANAN i MORTUARY Friday, 4 Fy m. Cremation following. Friends Invi

Lillie Belle, beloved wife of Samuel Miller, | mother of Mrs. Ada Rasmussen, Mrs. Opal Groff and John A, Miller, sister of William H: Gregory and andmother of Norman A. Miller passed a Thursday. ‘Funeral from

6 N. Illinois, Saturday, 10 a. m Hill Friends ms

ta Cio iy, TH e apel after . m, vited. P ;

Friends

QUERY_Danlel Franklin, father of EveGers. r, Florence Shaffer and Ed

ssed away Thur: Friends > Haye 8 % the daughters” residence, Thursday. Services Satirday.

5319 Julian Ave. Mildred | King, ¢ father rted this

ursday.

any 10 . Burial Memorial Park. Friends invited.

{Solumbus ans and Sneluyville pagers rp lense

SILVERMAN—-Dora, Columbus, Ind., sister of Jake and Louis Silverman of Columbus, Ind.; Mrs. Lillie Meitus, Cincin.nati, O., and’ Mrs. Minnie Kahn, Chicago, ah away Wednesday afternoon. Servces at FLANNEL & BUCHANAN Friday 9:30 a. m.

ay ans ‘ Hebrew Cemetery. Burial

SIMPSON—Rebecca, 87 ears, Thursday, 2:30 a. ¥ home of her dau hter, Mrs. J.’ : ‘stallamit, 3021 Capitol. "Surviving Ba s. Stal Tange are. two daughte JInglanapolis, Ms pi Geen S0! , and Perry a io

Lloyd, Seda two anddaughters” 3 Yirs. Hattle Hayes and k Fandgon. Lloyd Staljahut,

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WARD_.Stephen J., at’ the late residence Wednes day, 11 p. m,, 2 Cat therine D. R. McGrath

Friends may call at the ho - hursdyy. BHIGLEY SERVIOE. 'ARD—GCeorge, beloved husband

OLF. of Grace Wolfard, father of Miss Ri ss Deno 1

fe , neral Friday at the ho BIvd. Mriends ome. by RL gsmingtoh

In Memoriam :

G MEMORY of William Dose, passed away Jie year ago Dec.

who 1936. Sadly mi and CHILDREN.

Funeral Directors WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM

1931-23 Ny Ray 8t -1588.

WALTER | BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME

2226 SHELBY ST. DR-2570.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W. MICH. ST. - BE-1934. FINN BROS.

Funeral Home 1639 N. Meridian St.

~ TA-1835. Flanner & Buchanan MORTUARY

25 W. Fall Creek Blvd.

TA. 4400 BERT S. GADD

2430 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINERS 522 E. Market St.

PERSONAL ‘SERVICE G. H. HERRMANN 1506 S. EAST ST DR-4471. HISEY & J i

THE FUNERAL H 951 N. DELAWARE ST.

AIR CONDITIONED.

MOORE & KIRK CH-1806-1

SHIRLEY: BROS co.

946 N. Illinois St.

J. C. WILSON DR-0321. 1230 Prospect St. , DR-0322.

COLORED FUNERAL DIRECTORS

C. M. C. WILLIS & SON 632 N. West St. L1-5651

R-5307.

RI-5374.

IR-1150. TA-6056-6

Personals

INSURANCE

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Lost and found 9

Houses, Unfurnished » 18

THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1937

LARGE GE MOUTH Soston Bu bull, white Re EE reat. iy ? Y ] male “ears: “Little Boy.” .2883-W. Reward. LOST—Male Boston bull; ¢ ward. 657 E. 13th, Apt. song

Business Services

(Alteration Specialists)

ALTERATIONS, ladies, men’s garments Slam, MEY e. Reasonanic.

EYER O. JACOBS . * MEY BE. 16th St. TA-6667. ‘(Beauty Shops) eae SHOE a ity (Coal)

CS, SL (Floor Refinishing) =~ ELECTRIC floor LSahaets Jo Jens, FOURNACE HARDW. (General a

BRICK LAYING, CEMENT W TERING; 8 ORCS. PIREPLA ? RAGES. . PROUD. TA-3385.

(Landscaping)

KINDS MANURE. PRICED TO SUIT. HE-3165. (Mattresses)

d | MATTRESSES, pillows, comforts. Sold. renovated since ce, Ls. P BURKLE,

431 Mass. a ro Robi)

A. B. C. MATTRESS CO.—Inne rin i. feathers. 928 Mass.

(Baperhanging—Cleaiing)

APERHANGING CLEANING, P. CLEANING; ESTIMATES; SORE SEED. SIIoe,

box 85.2

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Pym

IGING—$2 room aati immediate service;

BY roe guar(Poultry Markets) chickens, ducks, geese, guine coons, rabbits. Delivery. RI-0120. (Printing)

RUSH Jobs make us smile, HENDREN PRINTING. 685 Century Bldg. RI-8083.

(Rugs Made to Order)

FLUFF chenille rugs made from old rugs. See beaut. SRnpICs, Rug re gp. Get Paces. ACTIVE CLEA 636

(Rugs ee Made, Repaired) ~ W. O. Jones, Inc. Rug __ Rug Cleaning.

(Sewer Cleaning)

our sewers cleaned the Electric “Roto-Rooter way. Save money and time.

Sewer Cleaning Service 11-2881.

(Truck Rentals) : RENT A RC Move Jourselt, Save half. DR.

TURKEYS, ‘possums, diana.

036

HU-1366.

(Waterproofing)

ATERPROOF your basement now; guar- . anteed process Also roof of ‘costing and REMODEL-

fat) ht) Rooms Without Board

$3—NICELY furnished . home; suitable one-two.

AAAAAAS

‘room; widow’ Phone. 1411

ADWAY, 1582 Large sleeping room; A heat; constant hot GC ON Ee Virginia = Clean ction Ho LR rooms, $2.50 up. COLLEGE, 2707—Large front room; good heat; hot water; garage; reasonable. 2152—-Warm, well fur-

DELAW. N.. nished; large Foon) for two: garage optional. HA-3756-M.

overstuffed; ater.

2947—Nice comfortable room, near bath; private home; suitable 2. TA- i" JERSEY, 1605—Pleasant room, near balhs food oT convenient location HA-3 OLIVE, 1012—Near Fountain Square; modern private Home: nice room; reasonable. DR-1608-157TH, W.. 4918 SEES ) —Room: . mod= rn home; twin beds; meals, zarage optonal, BE-2788-M.

Hotels ROOSEVELT HOTEL

downtown! Clean, comfortable sleeping rooms, vp. o two-room apartments. Laundry done free. 220 W. Ww. Washing.

Bo oe Sihnte 3 *oom

TEL TOURIST INN: ton; rooms; double, 7 50c; weekly, $2. Quiet day sleeping. service, calls. RI-0204. ALA.—

$4.50 SEMINOLE HOTEL, 920 N. Every room Oe bath; steam heat; walking distance.

Rooms With Board re

ILINOIS. 1935 N.—Pleasant T did meals. Gentleman: $6. CE Lovely

REN boarded, 3 Ske 2 to 6. home. Toasonable. -4351. Housekeeping Rooms room, near bath; walking dista: 1940 N. Alabama. $4-$6-$8-NEWLY decorated upper duplex. _ Hndots we rooms; plenty steam. 1132 N, ols

RI-2043. §6—TWO-R OOM, Souatkeeping apartment in ies riva Bs Titinte ies a couple e). 2343 8 Meridian

$3—HOUSEKEEPING extra warm; clean; 1440 N. Alabam

te en

BAMA, 452—Omne lar unfur. Hk, two fo Jorge Closets; all Hiilities Turnishe d. ALABAMA 1838 — Furnished front apartment; Nie kitchen, constant hot water. on iondia hea ms, 1st CH-

BEVILLE, 1025 N.—4 floor, atte. 6961-M. WAY, 1134—Clean,

BROAD front room, sink; $3.

N. 1529-—-2-Room apartment;

ARROLIHO 1 pat furnished: sink in kitchen. - RI-5976. © with -3096

a. nished ri Private trance.

warm, lower

eatl Tate antrance: next bath. Adults. ARROLLTON, 1429-2 front nd kitchen; newiy decorated; gara; COLLEGE, 1420—Cozy 2-room Tront ai __‘uent; utilities furnished; phone; adults. DAWSON. 1015—Three furnished or unurnished front rooms, near carline; hn -4725-M.

art.

3-100m | apartments; 200 a + Indianapolis,

EAST, 8. 2130—Two rooms; inners; mattress; clean: good heat;

Home. DR-6183 RB, HIGHLAND AVE., N., 21—2 DESIRABLE; UTILITIES ADULTS.

ua) NEW JERSEY 226—2-room apartment:

NE ts ante also sleeping room: steam heat.

NO! OPPOSITE ‘REX Ny onic, 3

rooms; rig Bee heat; adults.

2527 N.—Large furnished front utiles: private entrance; close

ST. CLAIR, 312 E.—2-Room housekeeping apartment, steam heat. Everything fur--9616. oom am apartments __ona Tront

'UTHEASTERN, 2-room “apartment. nicely iraished, Teteam heat,

nirance. .—3-R00 nasties cl 426 E. m Bust 8 men wy ose’.

th warm, also room. Adults. RI-7257 616 E.— Furnished. , ving, dining room, kitchenette, Private bath : large closet:. phone: adul

Apartments, Unfurn. Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments. © 108 BE. Wash. Rm. 302, LI-5393

Apartment Rental Bureau Con. locations giaaly shown. HE-1330.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

room. troll

furnished warn oe ictas paid: Teas

garage, 31 Seis.

ORK, PLAS- |’ PLACES: GAMB

G. JOHNSON, CINDERS OF ALL KINDS. aon

390 Ky. Ave. | BE 8

| Wanted Real Estate

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Ind 1 _ctn. Sariie s bet. and 1 Tie roof cement snd

arts Weiss Fur .. | bdls. chairs BU unfinished. 5602-R—Walter

oO _ LI-8401.

water a Ave.

al garage; $25.00. double; : : ia vi

RILEY. 705 Tue pil] Sings Sm home. Stiiculy Hreprace: marcge. CH-683

OR. 9—SIX-ROOM a Ces mstely” modern, new. builtins.

“Garage. Jleasonable. I1R-3312.

542 VIRGINIA Reconditie ned throughout; 5 rooms and 128 N. Del. St. A W., 3260—5-rm., $17.50; Pine, £. 467—

erm., wat ot $20; Deloss, 1.61T—4-rm., Wat JENNINGS BROS.. itp. ol he So. Il.

$6.00—_BROADWAY: a Jurnished 3-room ELS good hea. HA-3088-M

Houses, Apts. Furn.

ALABAMA. apartment, everything furn CENTRAL, 2131—$7 week; hished. | i enette; "orivate. bath; two adults. HEFEFFERSC, N. 340—Y rooms, nicely furnished: bath, . i " s TA-5119. gs ahs Walqr, 84s.

001), 2235—Three-room kitchenette, whartment. Biities; children;

Y AVE. io semi-modern iE garage; $16.50. 138 N. DelaUSINESS i. Ren nicely

nble. SHARE 4-room modern home, £1 furnished, with reliable coup le ail Olive ‘evenings. LI-0872 daytime.

ware.

— Share modern apartum rnished; shower. North.

Houses for Sale

SMALL ' HOMES on small monthly payI ALLISON REALTY CO.. Realtors.

NORTH 4117 PARK AVENUE

A, ee ROO, € new. n ar. 5 RI-5541, IR-2679, THE UNTON TRUST CO.

3612 RALSTON--5-rm. mod. bungalow; rock wool insulation; air-conditioned furnace; -.two lots. Here is your op, ortun iL Terms. HOLSAPPLE, IR-0198 or

WE HAVE buyers for modern homes. List we propery with E. KIRK M’KINNEY O.. -3455. Real! Estate, Rentals, AR 801.03 129 E. Market.

EAST , KEALING NEAR 10TH

room modern home; in good condiYaa) Felose to schools, transportation and Shopping € sentet, real buy for oF Sick sale.

RN res.. AMERICAN ESTATES CO. REALTORS.

BUNGALOW, 4300 EAST—NEAR WASHINGTON—Three bedrooms. To close an estate. Only $3500. JENKINS, HE-5960.

SOUTH WRIGHT, 1116—5 Rooms, modern, auto-

metic furnace: 18x26 garage. Sacrifice: terms. DR-6148. oa

Lots for Sale 2

URE--Of your title. Demand an abstract Prepared by 2° 40 185 E. Market St. Union Title Bids. |

Sale Suburban, Farms

58 ACRES, paved nighway, 3 mi. good town 50 mi. to Indpis. Elec. ao ellent barn and outbuildings, orchard; $3000. Small down payment or trade for home in small lown west. Ba FI-3526 or JACK C. CARR, 10 Union Trust Bldg. $150 DOWN PAYMENT; ONLY s1500—/One square off National Rd. near Lynhurst, §-room semimodern bungalow. Good gendition, Sass 3 $13.50 mo. RI-5655 GOODE. LI-9203 at 522-23 hs Bank Bldg. FRCERAL LAND BANK FARMS — Easy terms. JOHN D. CASE, 3510 N. Pennsyl. __Vvenia, Apt. B-2. Phone TA-4286. ACRES near Metamora, Ind.: house, barn and plenty of water. Johnson, 2960 N. Gale. CH-5201-

Real Estate Exchange 2 ACRES N. E.

Forest Manor Section; paved gas, water lights, city bus, ol ice hood. Will plat fate nine lots. rade or build nome and sell on Rr

-21 _ Eridges & Graves, 243 N. Del. RI-3477

good

2 Ww.

AAAS

street;

NEW DOUBLE-—EAST will take vacant lot or small old orp: erty. DIANAPOLIS REMODELING Tae E. New York St.

1 {AVE a buyer for a suburban of 2 to 4 acres, with a 5 or 6-room modern home. RI-9388. Mr. Burgess. TR-6102 “AMERICAN ESTA CO., Realtors.

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Schools, Instructions

Traffic Manager

. Salaries up to $4000 yearly; 64-pa e book free. Em ray ent 0 YS Balle ‘Ex

tension, 120 Hume-Mansur Lode.

Business Opportunities

B UR OWN BOSS

(ING' S Rostaurams. . $159 dwn. we 1617-31 SOUTHEAST STERN “iss

. DR-35678

R SALE—Barber Shop; good Tocation; sell for cash to to right pa pariy; Teatonable. Owner deceased. Inquire 132 N. 17th t., Beech Grove. 6-8 ire a.

Auctions

PUBLIC AUCTION

The Sleyeland Cincinnati, Sea 0 & Bt. y. (NYC RR Le will sell et auction Frigay, Be MriDoT , joat. at their relent aim Warehouse, apitol Ave. and 80 h St. dianapolis, startin 30. A M., ’ the following esciibed shipments which ‘have been re{used nclaimed iiless' previously claimed oy rightful own! HO No. Consignee and Destination. L modity

987! 64-R_Pen Field Tire & & Rubber Co. Szhestos products Co. rl. i

Cleveland, 0. 1 stl. brl. roof Sement i '00f C ent an t oof coment anC 1 c= Mitford, Ind.. 1

an. cking chair. rR > c E. RFD, Baltimore 5 drums ia, voof cement, 5 kit roof =

., 16C Miller,

Cleveland, on 1

cs. -R--The Amer. Asbestos Prod. Co., Phe aru and 1 pail roof ceving | "3s ane

rushes 083 ae oe is ibuting Co. Elk hert, Ind, 1 15-gal. drum ofl, 1 P

ase. om | “Tite suey Products es. Cleveland,

oO. n ext: roof cement. 3223-R—Miss A Wey, RR 1, Cory,

are. Dr en ‘Danville, Il, 1 1 cs. rushes.

3550-R-—Yele Paint Co., Cleveland, O., 5 S pails and: 2 bris. roof cement

bru A s1-RO/N £1. Nickey, Cleveland, O., 1 1% dressed : granite. 89-R-—Sunray Stove Co., Delaware, O.,

3 cing. tove 2 rn. Co., Dayton, O. 6

se. RR 2, Mt. Carmel, rep. roo!

fing. Malo: Tire & ‘Rubber Co.. Cleve-

d, an re. mL Fant on & & Foyer Co. velan 3 fis ie, Cafe, Harrisburg. Ill, 1 8.

bx. WHE Ssse-n lO R—-0O/N ton. O ro Lie ihe adi ee py for sale f Toast Sccount dara od len checking over. acco a Shipihen ents ma be in inspes ected Thursday. Dec, 0, 1037. © between the hours of 8:30

s are copied from o Sight 1 3 yy but neither quantity of Sale—Cash or certified check, payable immedia ately. EY conclusion of sale. 3 : Tasiaht Cia Claim 2 Pe raur A. MILLS. Auctioneer.

Dogs Other Pets

| Poultry Supplies

" Farm and Garden

| coon, fox Si. rabbit; pg guns, |

CK ‘STORE, 123

1107 —- Trou andcharh

24 COMP

Bros.,

ime )you have for sale. Calls ans

| 5x3, clean forked..

Miscellaneous for Sale 50

Unclaimed Freight Station Store Open 8 A. M. fo 6 P. M. Until Thurs., Dec. 23rd

UTH a CAPITOL AT 30 IB ‘HO! USE SLIPPERS

SHEEP-L.

OUSE SLIPPERS . Te pair Rftase ANTL-FREEZE . ase ATURED ALCOH al, TOYS, sell fo 85 $1.255

c and 25¢ each ATNUT SMOKING CABI-

oe ach END TABLES : “is nd op gC ASIONAL TABLES ...... up BABY HI HAIRS up OCCASION. 2 and u MALL Woon SHOE CABINETS, 2 a3 STUDIO CO 5 t 30 2-piece LANG ROOM SUITES, $15 to FLOOR LAMPE, with indirect ean visvess $2 each $5.00

aale

Sassi nsecanas see

si 8 to 38 ..$5.00 each or 25 adh

Deep-Enap INDIAN BLANKETS

24 cans HIGH-GRADE 24 cans HIGH-GRADE GREEN BRaANS SER OUR AUCTION A CLASSIFICATION NO. UNDER

CAPITOL AT SOUTH CLEAN LUMBER

NEW AND USED Marion Material Co. Wrecking Contractors

2046 Northwestern | : KING'S HOTEL CHINA

Large Selection. Slightly Used. Ha 1617-31 Southeastern 3 asin:

ve,

8x12 fb. with : switches, 475%9 1t., cue rack. Prices

complete with cues, right. BR-1234.

PROMPT service rendered on water pumps

and air com pessor re METER, EL. AND MA 3535 E. Wachington. isto:

KING'S SELECT FROM 200 RE

Sunt POOL TABLES. $50 up, 1617-31 Southeoniern Ave.

on payments. | ma 2 | DR-3578. LE—Ben-Hur, 28-in., $15; el train, standard gauge. $7. $518 12 Neen Jersey. MOTOR OTERS. new,

8CO do gifts, $30 up. wed, 1

al Universal. 324 MILe G CO..

and. used building m terial, Non POPULATION * WRECKIN 310 8. Delaware LI-6270

Coal Brazil blk.. $4.75: M. R.

., $4; 3-in. scrngs. $3.25 (3-ton).

HU-6418.

5 I GUARANTEED TRUCK TIRES |

§,50%20, $8.00 u 6.00x16, $3 up. Terms—-Large Ci bigs of All Sizes. 310 E. "Ohio. PAVEY TIRE SHOP. RI-6650, WHITE Sewing Machine, in excellent cone dition, with lots of extra attachments, All for $8 or ? 27 Schiller St. (rear.). SWAP plumbing fixtures, supplies ‘an labor for cash and what? 3846. g

Household Goods d Royal vac. cleaners with the

special Sorush that gets lint. Factory {iatahtead; this week only. ROS.. 124¢ W. Wash. BE-4564,

Linoleum Lowest possible prices. Free estimated: RELIABLE RUG CO. 203 E. Wash. RI-4389, ROSLEY console radio. $5: RCA “radio. $19. Paul Kerr, 2440 E. cqnscle

Swaps

IAGE—Beautiful [ue velvet, excellent condition; only $10. 615 E,

$69.50 STUDIO COUCH, reen; maple; 12 N. Delawar

BRAND NEW 3.piece walnut bedrm. suite, Poster bed, large chest, Hollywood vane ty: all for $39.50. 229 W. Wash.

BED SPREADS. one pair: electric mixer, with juicer; silver coffee urn: electrio cooker; pewter i set. Call HU-1767.

TO APPLIANCE CO.. 240. Me Open eves, ELECTRIC WASHER, a dEmonsizaior only $25. Paul Kerr, 2440 E. Washington. Open evenings.

UTILITY BAR for you . E Wash your social room. 304

Radios, Musical Needs = 63

RADIOS $ 5 00

All Makes> B! a Radio for Xmas. . - Ss ART’S RADIO 136 N. Penn, : STUDIO UPRIGHT Edward B. Healy studio upright, slightly used; full 88-riote walnut case; 149. formerly $265, now WIL G MUSIC New Trumpet Outfits. Complete with case ... $29.50

PEARSON CO.. INC. 128-30 N. PENN.

Used Pianos 99¢ tation Tote: ee nditioning and trange rtation charges adde aS

22 arion Music Co. 24%) Nspmeil os. Brand New Grand Floor Sample $265 WILKING MUSIC CO. 1290 E. OHIO ST,

SPECIAL

Largest stock of used Sax. ophones ang 2 Payments.

the state, $12.50 up

LORENZ, 18 W. Market, and Floor. hi co Radios for 32 and vO!

used

month} innersoring; e.

only 830,

RIG an

Christmas 1937 Mod

120 E. CL

ALL | BAND & ORCHESTRA INST,

Tt included. RINNES

. PENN. 11, ; VO SL e28 7d. 130 E. OHIO ST. DY RAD.

RADIO SERVICE—Free est. Quale =n work. Reas. 725 Ft. Wayne. Las, hones, $39.50 up. AL IANA MUSIC SIC go. 139 E. OHIO ST. good: plain mahogany

IGHT piano; Uae excellent ‘tone: only $35. s t $6.95 to $150. os Arte SIC CO.. 139 E. OHIO ST.

Iy $99.50, S100 SANA. BUSIC GO. 139 E. OHIO BT,

C CO.. 139 E. CLARINETS, ndiced Ii from, Hote 93 Wo ST, 55

INDIANA Wanted to Buy and Salvage All Kinds

Bulldings We Buy v Highest prices paid. Phone for representa

CLEVELAND WRECKING CO. 1320 Kentucky Ave. LI-1568 KROOT & SON JUNK DEALERS 628 W. Washington. 11-9250. Auto Tires $5 Per Ton THE MILLER CO., INC.

130 8. California. RI-5150.

Furniture Buyers Bh

HODGES

WANTS FURNITURE Largest buyers and sellers of new used furniture in state at auction. ST.200,

CALL RI-0459

Ea as wered

EXCHANGE YOUR SORFLOS FOR CASH. 3

L1-8943

Cash Coal Mart FREDRICK'S "Hy-Heat" | GOLDEN N FLAME $528 a ANBIE JACKsT, $5 TIP TOP W. VA. $750 LARGE LUMP, Cn. fkd. .... TIP TOP W. VA. i 70 Pocahontas Red Ash ER Citizens Coke, egg or Ra 18

Sey a or JEREDRCK COAL CO. [DR. 1792 Bh