Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1938 — Page 13

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CONGRESS BETS REPORT OF FTC ON MONOPOLIES

Farm Machinery Firms Are Charged With PriceFixing.

WASHINGTON, June § (U. P.).— The Federal Trade Commission today submitted to Congress a report charging makers of farm machinery with use of monopolistic practices and propaganda to maintain high prices even during depressions. The report, result of an FTC investigation ordered in 1936, was submitted to Congress coincidentally with a decision by the House Appropriations Subcommittee to include in the second deficiency’ bill $500,000 to finance a joint legisla-tive-executive general monopoly investigation requested by President Roosevelt. The FTC report said that {it found the manufacture of farm machinery was concentrated in the hands of eight companies which utilized alleged monopolistic practices to keep prices up even when the market value of farm products was far below normal. Propaganda methods “strikingly similar to those used by the public utility industry,” have been employed by the farm machinery manufacturers to justify prices and emphasize quality, the Tepons declared. Lists Companies

The bulk of farm machinery business has been concentrated in the hands of these eight ccmpanies, the FTC reported: International Harvester Co., Chicago; Deere & Co, Moline, Ill.; J. I. Case Co., Racine, Wis.; Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., Milwaukee; Oliver Farm Equipment Co., Chicago; Minneapolis-Moline Power Implement Co. Minneapolis; Massey-Harris Co., Inc., Racine, Wis, and B. F. Avery & Sons Co, Louisville, Ky. Last year was “the most prosperous year for farm machinery manufacturers since the World War,” the FTC reported. The farm equipment institute, formed by the industry, was accused of “prapaganda” work for the companies. The FTC cited a 1933 report of the institute on the changes in quality values of farm machinery, saying the “true origin, authorship and purpose” was ‘‘concealed in order to give it a standing cof independent authorship and value which it did not deserve.”

Names Authors

The report was drafted by representatives of three large agricultural olleges and three large machinery manufacturers, following Government reports in 1932 that farm machinery prices were being “maintained at relatively high levels during the depths of the depression,” the FTC said. Only tire three professors signed the institute report which emphasized the improved quality of implements. International Harvester and Deere & Co. in effect set most prices, the FTC said. “Announcement of prices by other manufacturers is delayed until the prices of these leaders are published. This practice, in turn, is facilitated and made possible by extensive exchanges of prices among individual manufacturers,” the report stated.

BLUFFTON MAN WINS IRIS PRIZE IN ITALY

BLUFFTON, June 8 (U. P).— Paul Cook of Bluffton, one of America’s leading Iris growers, has been awarded the Colle * Oppio gold medal from Rome, Italy, for his new iris origination, “E. B. Williamson,” a coppery red flower. The medal is awarded for the outstanding new iris foreign to Italy. Mr. Cook sent his plant to Rome two years ago. It was grown with other iris from throughout the world in the Colle Oppio park above the ruins of the Golden House of Nero opposite the Colloseum. A jury was appointed to study the iris through two blooming seasons. The jury by unanimous vote awarded the medal to the Bluffton man.

ACKERMAN WARNS OF WAR INVOLVEMENT

LINCOLN, Neb., June 6 (U. P.) — Dean Carl W. Ackerman of the Coluinbia University School of Journalism predicted today that an “American peace axis” extending from Canada to the Argentine will survive propaganda attacks from the totalitarian states. He told a University of Nebraska commencement audience that the United States would become involved in the next war. however, “if our Government officially participates in the. international propaganda business.”

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Frank L. McVey, president of the University of Kentucky, will deliver the principal address &t the Butler University commencement exercises June 13. The baccalaureate sermon will be given by the Rev. C. A. Mcrheeters, pastor of the North Methodist Church, on June 12. Dr. McVey has served as president of the University of Kentucky for more than 20 years. He is prominent in education circles and has served as a professor of economics at the University of Minnesota, president of the University of North Dakota and chairman of the Minnesota tax commission.

NEW PLANS FOR SEWER DRAWN

Steeg May Ask PWA Aid For S. East St. Widening.

City Engineer Henry B. Steeg told the Works Board today that new specifications for the 38th St. sewer will be ready in about a week. The sewer runs under 38th St. from Central Ave. to Fall Creek. Awarding of contracts for the project was delayed Saturday by Mr. Steeg’s announcement that he had

found a new method of doing the job which he said would save the city nearly $70,000. He proposed to tunnel under the street instead of cutting into its pavement. He is preparing new specifications now for the Board to consider, he said. Robert K. Eby, Board vice president, said he would ask for more information on the new method and its cost before deciding on its merit.

May Ask PWA Grant

If the City Council tonight authorizes him to do so, Mr. Steeg will go to Chicago tomorrow or Wednesday to apply for PWA funds to help finance the widening and improvement of S. East St., he said.

The Works Board also received today a preliminary proposal from W. Harrison Marsh, Indianapolis restaurant owner, to build a $12,000 restaurant and hotel at Municipal Airport. No action was taken. City Councilman Silas J. Carr suggested to the Board that repair of S. Emerson Ave., between English Ave. and the Brookville Road would encourage establishment of industrial plants on the Southeast Side. He urged that Emerson Ave. be widened and repaired from English Ave. to Beech Grove.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, June 6, 1938

BEGO—Carey J. (Bill), 5901 E. 18th, beloved husband of Agnes and father of James, Gene and on J.; brother of Orville, Gerald and Emery Bego and Mrs. Geneva Krause, departed this life Sunday, age 34. neral Yednesasy. June 8, at the MOORE & KIRK IRVINGTON MORT Y, 5342 E. Ry RR Burial Washington Park. Friends

BONER AR a, Shore, age 85, widow of P. A. Bonebrake and mother of Mis F. N. Crowell of Indianapolis and W. Bonebrake of Evanston, Ill., and Frank A. Bonebrake of Cleveland, O., passed away Sunday night. Funeral from the Chase Funeral Home, Logansport, Ind. Burial Mount TOPE OSes: Friends may call at SHIR. ROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL {from 4 p. m. oy toSa.m Tuesday.

CHARDLER--Elizabsth M., beloved wife of John Chandler, mother of Robert and Flora Chandler and daughter of Mrs. Minnie Degener, passed away at the residence, 1722 Hoyt Ave., Saturday afternoon, June 4. Funeral services will be held at the residence Tuesday afternoon, June 7, at 2 o'clock. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. Friends are welcome. WALD FUNER DIRECTORS

EARHART—David F., age 90, father of Dr. George T. Earhart, Mrs. Myrtia Harris, Mrs. Mina Peelle and Miss Bessie r= hart, passed away at the home of Mrs. Peelle, 2113 N. New Jerse Ey ey a. m, Puneral at the M’ RTUARY, 1828 N. Meriidan St., a 7:30 p. m. Friends invited. Friends may call

at the mortuarv anv time. Burial at Mulberry, Ind., Tuesday. ied ~~

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FISCHER — William Casper, husband of Ida Wood Fischer and father of Mrs. Arthur E. Cooke and Karl scher, But away Sunday night. Funeral and urial private. Funeral from SHIRLEY C AL HAPEL, Tuesday, To To a. m. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel Monday after 3 p. m.

MILTON—Jennie, of 1314 , Sheppard St., rr mother of Pearl Fam ke and Florence Kiser, passed away June 5, age 77 years. Services Tuesday, Tiley WwW. D. EANBLOSSOM "MO TOARY. 1321-23 W. Ray St. Burial Mount Jackson Cemetery. Friengs may call at the mortuary any tim

MILLER — Mary Ellen, beloved wife of Edgar Miller and mother of Juanita, Edgar Jr., Ale May, Nancy Rose Miller Mrs. Evelyn Davison, departed this he Swi, age 39 years. Funeral day, June 97, at the Belle Chapel, 420 1 and Mitthofer Road, 2 p. m. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. Friends invited. Friends may call at the MOORE & KIRK NORTHEAST FUNERAL 2530 Station St.

NORRIS—Lou Ella, entered into rest Sunduy, age 55 years, wife of Jesse E. Norris mother of William O. Norris, daughter of Marshall Bates, sister of Mrs. A. W. Scott, Floyd, Calvin and Coell Bates. Funeral Tuesday, 2:30 m. at the HARRY W. MOORE RAL R. Burial Glen Haven Cemetery.

WILLIAMS—Cela Rosalis, widow of Russell McNeal Williams, mother of Mrs. Ray Poland, Mrs. Elza Whiteman and Paul D. Williams, departed this life Sunday, age 57. Funeral Wednesday, June 8, at residence, 2430 N. Dearborn, at 11 a. m. and at the Nb U. B. Church, Brazil, Ind., at 2 m. Burial Brazil. Friends invited. [Brazil papers please copy.]

WRIGHT—Charles P., age 75 years, father of Charles P. Wright Jr., brother of Mrs. Clara Negley and Mrs. Augusta E. Hendershott, grandfather of Ruth A. and Mary E. Wright, passed away Sunday evening at resi idence, 5000 Neu Keystone Ave. Funeral services Tuesday, 2:30 n. m., at the Bellaire M. E. Ty Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at residence until Hoon Tuesday and at the church from 1:30 m. Tuesday until hour of service. CONKLE SERVICE.

ZABEL—Barbara, widow of Charles Zabel, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. oa Peters, 3575 Central Ave, 8:30 Monday. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

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CHRISTNER We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation i(o our many friends for sympathy, kindness, and floral bouquets received during our recent bereavement. the death of our husband and son, Courtland C. Christ- . We especially thank Drs. C. E. Cox and G. Tilev, Nurses Hyde and Roach. the Marine Reserves and Flanner & Buchanan WIFE, MOTHER and FATHER.

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Indianapolis Rental Agency Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments. 108 BE. Wash. RM. 302. LI-5398.

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EFFERSON, N., 229—3 rooms, furnished; private bath and entrance; adults. KEYSTONE, N.. 110é&—Unfurnished insulated lower 5 rooms: bath: redecorated; refrigeration; porch: $45. ‘CH-1220.

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MERIDIAN, N., 3055—Ultra bedrooms (unfurn.): heat, water, Jefrieeration furnished. LI- 1850, BE-44

MERIDIAN, 3335 N.—Two-bedroom apt. large liv. rm., sunroom, large Kit. e ec. refrig., stove, janitor service: garage; $65. CLARK AGENCY. LI-5596.

N.—3-room furnished apartutilities; private en-RI-8765.

STATE, 302 ment; Paridatre: _ trance: garage » optional. _ = SUMMIT, N., 242 (1600 E. .. ¥.) 4Attractive 3-room modern unfurnished; refrigeration; garage, $35. LI-2825. Eve_nings. a ia WOODRUFF, 500 E. Drive—$42.50. Unfurnished bedroom apartment in “Woodr uff Manor.” Extra in-a-door bed, shower, cross ventilation; all utilities furnished. CH-1692.

408 E. 24TH ST.—3 nicely furnished rooms, private bath and entrance; main floor.

31ST, W., 819—4 rooms: heat and Water furnished: garage: summer rate, $27 LI-840 44 Virginia iy

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$35; 24TH., S. E., 659 (College carline)— Unfurished attractive six-room modern double; _splendid condition. BR-4350.

$35—MARKET, E. unfurnished: all garage. HU-3859. ALABAMA, N.. 2229 5-room modern, $7 per week. HA- 3700-W.

ALABAMA, 2330 N.—Unfurn. 5-rm mod. $22.50. Oliver H. Clark Agcy. LI- 5596.

BUNGALOW PARK — 1202 N. Ca itoly 6 rms.; heat and janitor serv.: $27. See

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IRVINGTON—Lady will share 5-room furnished home with Smpleyed couple. _ Care for one child. IR-5907 IRVINGTON—332 Layman; furnished 6room gous Garage: June 1l-Aug. 31.

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1020—Lower 5 rooms, utilities paid; porch,

LOVELY furnished 8-room house, library, laundry, porch, garage. Excellent location. LI -940 NEAR 38TH oy —Six-room modern house, furnished, or will sell furniture; reas__onable. TA-5039.

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PRETTY SUMMER HOME, $1,350 67 A.; dandy set bldgs.: 30 acres tillable some bottom, bal. timber; approximately 12 mile creek front.; fine spring; good fishing, boating, swimming. CH-5728.

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rooms, newly ‘decorated; modern. ~155—At Delaware: 2 or

Downstairs. HA-

NEW JERSEY. N.. 2135—Desirable 3-room

Private entrance.

everything RILEY, 101—Newly decorated, nicely fur. garage; ecorated, well ven-

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COLLEG AVE. 2605 — _ apartment, unfurnished.

ment; Venetian blind.

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_ N., 1702—Unfurnished ve artment.

BROADWAY, 911— (UNFURNISHED) SUMMER APARTMENT. 3 PRIVATE & 10TH—Huggler, redeco

: adults; reduced.

2414—Furnished bath; Frigidaire; ults; $33. Custodian, Lear.

EUCLID, 109 NS Rewly decorated apart-built-in;

.. 615 Madison Ave.

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atUtilities

DEALL ENTRANCE.

1-3 bedrated; cross ~~ three-room utilities;

Large 2-bedroom all HU-4998.

3 ACRES, 8 miles east on U. S. Road 40. Good 4-room house, barn and other outbuildings. Electricity, lots of shade and shrubbery; $3500. erms. HARNESS & CLINE, LI-8406.

EMERSON, N., 3638—Sell furnished or unfurnished six-room home; shrubbery, fish pond; reasonable. CH-3392.

RENT—Eight-room modern double; fruit trees, horse barn, garage. location. DR-3139. 294 ACRES, 19 mi. west bldgs.; terms, 10% down . JOHN D. CASE. 3510 N. Penn, 5-A. TRACTS. 13 miles west; no bldgs; investigate our building finance plans. TA-4286. : .,. = wl ONE ACRE—5-room country home, vacant: close in: fine location: bargain: __$4500. 3205 S. Meridian.

Business Property

shade, Ideal

on Rd. 40; good TA-4286 B-2

1709 E. ‘Michigan A 20x20 store room in excellent location for doctor or dentist office; heat and water furnished; reasonable rent J. 8S. CRUSE CO. RI-6412

GARAGE SPACE for 150 automobiles. No reasonable offer refused. FRANK'S # AUTO SALES, 1022 N. Mer. RI-6658.

Resorts & Cottages

SUMMER CAMP, $950. 4-rm. cottage on good rd.: 40 A. rough timber, large springs, cave streams. Good fishing. Fine week-end place. CH-5728.

at. 5655 COODE & COODE ir. 1264

RENT—Northern Michi in cottage; fireplace: screened porche inside Pup and drain; quiet; good fishing. RI-164 IR-0356.

FREEMAN LAKE cottage; boat, electricity: fia swap rent for studio couch. LI1141.

Moving & Storage

WILL MOVE you A discarded ForRitare. __KIMMEL'S. TA-2 25

Houses & Lets for Sale

~ TOTAL PRICE $200

8 good bldg. sites. 160x141, close In. Located near Lynhurst and Morris St. Clear deed and abstract, taxes pd. R.

“NalHottel ¢o. Li 2541

ra R0AD RIPPLE, 827 MAIN ST. semi-modern, fine condition, $1. Sao. "$150 down; bal. $15 mo.

[ITN e{o 00] FN. Welo loo] HIRITE

200 ROO BLDG Cor, JL I and Wash. ncoln 2491

7/0 TDORSERS

Friends never sign. regular monthly payments may apply. Many borrow without mortgages on fust a note. Up to 20 months to repay. Apply by teleohone. letter. or stop in

Reduced on Loans Above $100

TWO OFFICES

(Gmmonwealth_ Loan Co.

OVER FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE

Anyone who can make

HONOR LOANS $20 to $300 No Mortgages ¢ No Endorsers

Just a note. Nothing else. No security of any kind to “put up.” TWO JNDISNAPOLLS 4 OI ICEs: TEINOTS BUILDING 17 Market Street Corner Illinois and Market “PHONE RI aM Floor—Roo MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING Corner Washington and Meridian

Entrance on Meridian PHONE RI. 1471

“Doctor of Family Finances"*

LOANS at LESS

than legal rate on Furniture Autos Diamonds

Public Welfare Loan Ass’n. $5} OLidental Blog, RI-3587

LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES

Equitable Securities Co Operating as

BUCKEYE FINANCE CO.

219 E. Ohio St. LI1-5561

Pets—Poultry--Livestoch 32

PART COLLIE PUPS. _ IDEAL PETS, $2. __ SUNDAY OR EVENINGS. BR-3152.

Farm Produce—Flowers 33

FOR LATE seed potatoes; see " Eskenazi & MORDOH, 406 E. South. LI-9534. GARDEN TRACTOR. Good condition; $40. 324 WwW. 10th St. LI-686

Merchandise for Sale

OR EVERY PURPOSE

RENTAL SERVICE

China, glasses, silverware, tables, cash registers, ice boxes, stoves, fans, chairs, bars, etc.

INDIANA BILLIARD CO.

1617-31 Southeastern. DR-3578

Unclaimed Freight Station

Special. PORCELAIN TABLE TOPS, size 25x40 inches, with 2 leaves, was $1.50, now $1.00. PORCELAIN WASHING MACHINE TUBS, 50c each. Various sizes L/ . 30-Gallon RANG: BOILERS gd $6 each. Sa TON approximately 2 to roll, $8.00 per roll. 6 Bales ASPHALT

SHINGLES, $10 for the lot. 3 Bolts VUL~ CANIZING MATERIAL. Capitol at South

CLEAN LUMBER "

NEW AND USED

Marion Material Co.

Wrecking Contractors.

2046 Northwestern

) 6.19 9x12 felt base rugs. Linoleum $3.70. 49c value linoleum yard, 33c. Comples ine OE ATRSHORRS inlaid linoleum: all installations 219 S. Il You Must Be Satisfied. LI- 05517.

SPECIAL PRICES TODAY. Oak and pine flooring, popular siding. 2x4’s to 2x10’s. car siding, drop siding. roofing, windows, doors, frames, barn sash and paint. Delivery anywhere in any quantity for cash RE & CO.. 1123 E. 33d. HE- 1305, "Night, BR-

$100 down and $20 per month, buys a T-room, rhodern ome. Vacant. Lexington. RI-2368. Mr. Newman. BR-3254. Allison Realty Co. Realtors.

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

Union Title Company

155 E. MARKET ST. Union Title Building.

2833 WASH. BLVD.—$4250

A well-built, 4-bedroom must be sold to SIs estate, IT'S YOURS FOR A SONG. -N

4 BEDROOM—$3000

A splendid modern home—2626 Guilford.

ves. HU- . Bridges & Graves 243 N. Del. RI-3477 MODERN BUNGALOW-TYPE HOME. Large bedrooms, hardwood floors down, fireplace, built-in bookcases, redecorated throughout, new roof, furnace. Make offer. DR-3737.

1301 NORTH CHESTER—NEW DOUBLE You can use Your oid house or vacant lot as down pavym 130 E. New Y INDIANABOLIS REMODELING

BROOKSIDE PARKWAY, 2020—5-room Jiotern bungalow; make offer. CH-

York.

3918 N. ILLINOIS—3 bedrm.. one master; side dr., 2-car garage, $6000. LI-5596, _Mr. Woodruff. O. H. Clark Agcy. NEAR NEW HARVESTER PLANT—5-rm. mod. bung.; 1 acre, $5000. Terms. Wood- _ ruff. O. H. Clark Agcy. LI-5596,

$50 DOWN. MANLOVE. 2- oom, semi-modern.

2906—Attractive Furnace, lawn.

$100 TO $300 will enable you to Stars ; buy= ing your home. MILLER, HA-26

BARGAIN—Selling modern house £55 “business. Owner jeaving. city. Beauticians, _ take notice. DR-2

iF YOU are il in building a new home under the new 909% finance program, address a letter to Box 738, Times. 6105 PARK—Brick bungalow; five rooms, 1 year old. Owner leaving city. BR-3524.

Real Estate for Trade 26

1455 CHESTER Ne ew double, terms or your old house in trade. INDIANAPOLIS RE__MODELING. RI-5511, 130 E. New York. NICE HOUSE. east side. 10 rooms; sell or trade for suburban, even or otherwise. CH-2785. Write owner. 104 S. Rural.’

Business ‘Opportunities 29

GROCERY | in #004 logation: Soper y. Sell or KINLEY, 1918 W. 22d St.

ood busirade. McAnderson,

LUNCHROOM, filling station, on highway for sale. Box 627, % Times.

Swaps

good

CC CAMP overalls and jackets, used; all sizes; 19c per garment. 620 N., Senate.

GRAHAM. 1933 — ; e __ 1535 8. Villa Ave Sedan, for motorcycle

$3 CASH for used | bic cles; 1d. BR-0045, 724 E. 6d Bt, "ose OF sold.

TYPEWRITERS Sold—Repaired—Rented ay Trained Mechanics USINESS FURNITURE CO, 112 E. Hal St. LI-8518.

2 REACH-IN used refrigerators, for butchers. Can be used with ice or have units installed, Approximately 7 ft x 3 ft.

METER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington. IR-1151. KIMBALLL PIANO. recond, o> tuned: 8-pc. walnut dining suite, : 5-nc. bk. set. $9.50; 100-1b. metal refrix. Sie oS mbination range e ne Som ona MEL'S. 2144 N. Ill. Open eve. till

$38.50 NEW Bendix electric outboard motor, 10 Xo 50: used single Neptune, $30. CH GROVE PHARMACY 528 Main

B. G. THOUSAND pounds choice walnut pburles, unloaded 2t Curry and Miller, us arrived. Enquire K. TRENDT, J. . JONES, 156% N *Linots St.

HOOVER, Eureka and Royal vac. cleaners pith the shecial TH ke $115 actory guarantee limite . VOGEL BROS., 1244 W. Wash. BE-4564.

$264 ELECTRIC STOVE. “Westinghouse,” double oven, 14 months old, $150. 5420 N. Meridian. 9x12 FELT BASE, $3.75. ACME CUT RATE LINOLEUM HOUSE. 811 N. Ala‘bama. LI-0811 CHAMBERS | gas “range, all white J porcelain, excellent baker, $20. 2045 W. Wash- _ ington. BE-5058. FORD '31 1%-ton 1 truck; Ford 30 coupe; Jersey cow *with calf. 191 N. 7th, Beech Grove. FRIGIDAIRE, 7 cu. ft. condition. Special $89.50. APPLIANCE CO., 240 Mass.,

two door, perfect HOUSEHOLD Open eves. LET US save you money on used jumber of all kinds. SERVICE oT RECRING CO.. 320 N. West Su. LI-0228

shan b} 111 ites and all Mountain Flower r Els jem insects. ALBERT G. MAAS, 31 Va. Ave. Rl RI-3315 PERSIAN kittens, Police pups. $l. s. $1, $1.50; 1%2-lb. fries, 35c eac mato plants, _10c_dozen. _ ‘RI-2254. PORCH swing, $1;

To 1134 Broadway. g porch chair old hickory settee, 04 E. Wash.

\ chair, $1; ipholstered cushions, $15.

REFRIGERATORS, new and used, '36 and ’37 models; make offer, while they last. __ 608 Massachusetts Ave. _______________ USED sheeting, $1.50 per hundred. MILYi LION POPULATION WRECKING CO. 310.8 S. Delaware. LI-6270.

WEDDING invitations printed, ted, $3_ dred. 2851 Boulevard Place, for samples. as $0000 %-YD. P. & H. dragline, 50-ft. ft. boom, ” perfect condition, $3000. CH-5755-M

0 MINIATURE golf set: never BE Ideal for the home. $10. BE- .3603,

JUFFET and rocking chair, excellent conBe very reasonable. 936 N. Tacoma.

“OPENING SPECIAL _ Gold Seal Congoleum, 39c yd.

ROCKWOOL BA Rr-oi RU SH Jobe. make us smile, HENDREN PRINTING, 685 Century Bldg. RI- 8533,

. Black, yas

“per hun--0278-J

5 N. Ala. per_ ba

SIMMONS day bed, $10. Black, alte, _ range, $12. Miscellaneous.

STORE fixtures: baker's is BE. 2pe. cial equipment; buy-sell. 419 E. Ohio.

USED T 166.00, 17x 5.50,

ial clean u 16x86. 828.50 $1. 95.°807 N. Delaware WINDOW SASH, new and used. MARION IAL CO.. 2046 Northwestern. Veag Wi iron settee and chair, cost $65; sacrifice for $10. 3% E. Wash.

$8 COST $100 LOAN

ONLY 4 MONTHLY PAYMENTS

9 Monthly Cost to Payments Prompt Payers $12 $8 $18 $12 $24 $16

Larger Amounts at Proportionate Cost

Complete cost included in first three payments. You receive the entire amount. Smaller payments, Jorge time loans available. ke Spplisation today for a SIGRATURE LOA Easy payments. Low cost. All details arranged in brief, confidential inter« view,

Money Received

304 KRESGE BLDG. PENN.a WASH, Rl ley 7561

| | 20 MONTHS TO REPAY

KLE REELS AVE. GIMEET

WE LOAN MORE ON

Diamonds

Convenient ground floor location BANK VAULT SAFETY FURNITURE-AUTOS

LIBERAL LOAN COMPANY 152 N. DELAWARE. LI1-6605.

Merchandise for Sale "RUGS AND LINOLEUM

Gen. Inlaid Linoleum 89¢ sq. yd. 9x12 Armstrong Rugs, $3.95 emnants, 2 Price JORDAN BRos. LI-0684 203 Wa Wash.

E 20 ' RELIABLE *R UG CO. RI-4389

Bicycles Cut Prices $7.5

0 up. Repairs.

HOFFMAN'S, 251 Mass. Ave., 205 E. Wash

34A

Musical Inst ~Radios

NEW TRUMPET

Beautiful gold lacquer hammered bell

PEARSON'S, Star Upright

529%

128-10 N. PENN, LI-5513. Monarch Upright

$14 For student or lake cottage.

MARION MUSIC CO. 33 N Ear Used Instruments, All Kinds

Easiest Payment Plan in Town Expert Saxophone Repairing. Reasonable. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL 18 W. Mar, 2 PIANOS

PRACTICE Good Condition $ | 0 id

WILKING MUSIC CO. 120 E. OHIO.

Used 120 B. Accordion, $49.50

INDIANA MUSIC CO 139 E. Ohio. Good

Used Grands Condition. $195 0 WILKING MUSIC CO. 120 E. OHIO.

CCORDIONS LOANED TO BEGINNERS. AGKDIANA 1 MUSIC CO., 139 E. “OHIO.

Furniture Buyers 35

HODGES

WANTS FURNITURE - Ge argest buyers and sellers sy furniture in state at auction. RI- 2018,

CALL RI-0469 For any turniture,

rugs, stoves or clothing you have for sale. Calls ‘answered promptly. CASH for Furniture or Stoves. PRINGLE & JOHNSON FURN. ST

830 Mass. Ave. PLUS YOUR S LI1-8943 EXCHANGE »

FURNITURE FOR CAS 4-6 rooms of furniWANT Cash.

ture, odd pleces. ~ BR-3737 35A Buildings

We Buy and Salvage All Kinds

Highest J vad, one for representa-

CLEVELAND WRECKING CO.

1320 Kentucky Ave. LI1-7100.

Automobiles for Sale 37

AUBURN 1933 4-door sedan; really a good BURN, 1 $45 down. MERIDIAN MOTOR

SALES, 820 N. Meridian.

Buick '31 Victoria coupe. An exceptional value.

H. M. Van Matre, Inc. 2917 Central. TA-45661 BUICK sedan, 1929, $45; $15 down. MERIDIAN MOTOR SALES. 820 N. Meridian.

1936 CHEVROLET 2-door: trunk radle, heater. Dual Line. $325. 40

Central. HE-29 a coupe. ....

VROLET, 33—R. 8S. CFE} ANDERSON SALES, 3759 N. ILL.

TEVROLET, 1932—Coupe: General balCHEV tires: A-1, looks new, bargain, $160. 2263 Kenwood. HA-2958.

CHEVROLET coach, tation; 85; $30 MOTOR SALES, 820 N. 1930;

HEVROLET COUPE, wire wheels, Csi. MERIDIAN MOTOR SALES, 820 N.

Meridian.

DeSoto, '37 Coach, $645

Trunk and heater: money back guar-

antee Community Motors, Inc. 57 W. 38th St. TA-2737

OTO. 1931, 6-wheel sedan; good; $125. DREGINTY SALES CO., 324 N. Delaware. RI-7888.

1937 Dodge 4-door Seqan; and heater. One owner.

. MONARCH- BUICK

Hd 1040 N. Meridian. DODGE Ls 4-dr.

JACK HOLLY AUTO SALES

12 W. 16th St. TA-3189 '35 coupe, very leat $325. ANPO ERs0 ON SAL 3759 N. Y NOERSOR

$195

193 Good transpordown. MERIDIAN Meridian.

trunk radio

sedan; clean |

DODGE '36_trk. Be DALES, 3759 N. Ill. dbus 33—8ed., radio, heater . $245. DODGE EhSON SALES, 3759 N. ILL.

“ANDERSON . ANDER-

to move,

736 Tudor: a honey: $345. ANDERi] SALES, 3759 N. IIL FORD '34 del. eden. $245. ANDERSON __ SALES, 3759 111 FORD '33 del. oy $185. SALES, "3750 N. Ill. LDS '35 4-dr. tre. sedan, $445, - | OLDS, SALES, 21% N. mn YMOUTH ’'35 De, PLM Anderson “Sates. 2750 N.

PLYMOUTH ’33 r. equne $1905. AN~DERSON

N SALES. "3T50 N ii. i r Choice

You PONTIACS “zi.” $46:

Broad Ripple Auto Lot, 9th & Ill

Why Drive on Smooth Tires?

KITE NU-

with

General's Newest

Corkscrew Treads

For Safe Driving

at these low prices

47519 ..eeee.. $5.05 5.5017 .eeeees. $7.25 6.00—16 ...++.... $7.65

All other sizes proportionately low!

LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON OLD TIRES — Also

Qouble Money-back GUARANTEE!

. \ General Tire Co. 838 N, Del, LI-5528) Open Sundays Till Noon

meg

Plymouth "35 Sedan—$295

Very good condition, Liberal trade; very easy terms on low GMAC plan, 30« day writen guarantee, Open evenings till m.

Tlorth Sicle Chevrofetdne

544 E. Wash. St. Downtown

1938 DEMONSTRATORS

Chrysler Imperial 4-dr trunk sedan. Chrysler Royal four-door trunk sedan. Plymouth De Luxe 4-door trunk sedan. All are com pany Pain carefully diven and are like PRI( ED “o SELL NOW!

West Side Motor Sales

2419 W, Wash, BE-1450 Open evenings. Terms. Trade.

PONTIAC '32 COUPE—$160 Sport model, 8.. low mileage, new paint, good rubber, motor perfect. Lineral trade, very easy terms on low GMA plan; 30-day written guarantee. Mac evenings till 9 pn. m.

North Sid Chevrolitine

836 E. 63rd St. Broad Ripple

1937 Studebaker Dictator Sedan, $695

A 4-door de luxe sedan, equipped with radio and heater, a banjo wheel and overe drive. Ideal car for a vacation. and terms to suit can be arranged.

Packard—Indianapolis

Lot, Corner 16th and Meridian RI-5010, The Safe Place to Buy

‘35 TERRAPLANE

Exceptional 4-door sedan. Runs and looks A-1. Only.. $285

Losey—1219 N. Meridian 209 W. NORTH ST.

LOOK City’s Best Prices— LOOR Ford, 29 Cpe 835/Hudson, ’ Buick. ‘32 Cpe .$1656/Hudson, Marmon, 31 sed $135 Chrysler, Chev.., ‘28 ch $251 Willvs,

Automobiles for Sale

31 ¢h

MUST dispose of immediately, 1937 Oldsmobile touring sedan Beautiful gray finish, built-in radio, very low mileage, First $565. No trades. Terms can be are ranged. Frank's Auto Sales, 1022 N. Mer,

Used Cars Offer Sound Value and Service

Hickman-Moyer Retail, Inc.

1302 N. Meridian, 1021 N. Meridian,

$ $ $ 8 SACRIFICE § $$ ir.; 15,000 mi.; like new, ' radio, brown color, pt., new tires, Tifdois ‘at 39th.

HOSTER-HISER,

Real values in used cars at "RANK HATFIELD CO 623 N. Capitol Ave

fn _RI-0326. Trucks & Tractors 38 _—,— USED J RUCKS — o $500

HARRY SHARP & CO. 443 Virginia Ave.

USED TRUCKS ALL MARES aL HL MODELS to

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET CO. 552 I E. Washington

CHEVROLET, 1931 1%, $26 down MERIDIAN _ a N. Meridian. 8 GOOD 2-vard hvdraulic dump “bodies, . GUEDELHOEFER 'S. 202 Ky. Ave.

Tires & Accessories

LI-4378

-ton panel. Only §75, MOTOR SALES,

WE BUY AND SELL GOOD USED TIRES M ROGERS 3117 w. Washington _BE- 4300

Automotive Wanted a1

“cass FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY

ABELS AUTO CO. 1030 N. MERIDIAN RI-2531]

Plenty of parking space in rear.

WANTED-—Junk and used cars, any model or condition: highest cash prices. SELIG AUTO CO.. 19 §. East St. RI-T119

Repair—Autos—Trucks

BRING your fenders and SMas hed bodies lo 8 JOHN SOSDELRYEYER } WAGON CO., ve.

Cash Coal & Wood

Black B. 6x4, $5: Ip. Va. Egg 3x6, $6.25;

Anchor Coal co DRIES

QUALITY COAL Polar Ice & Fuel Co.

White Ash, 6x4, fka., $5.00; big PBrazil Blk., deep vein, large kd . W. Va., 3x5 fkd., $6. 25; big lump. . Cord Wood. dry very best ....

Bluff Road Coal Yard.

Legals

48.28 5.50 - 8.30 _ DR-676 6167

Treasury Department. Office of Dise trict Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit, Bureau of Internal Revenue, Chicago, Illinois. Date of first publication, June 6th, 1938. Notice is hereby given that one 1928 Ford Coupe, Motor No. A-588705, with accessories, wi be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, at the Empire Gara Indianapolis, Indiana, on June 16, 19 at 2 p. m.,, as provided in Section 3460, United States Revised Statutes. E, Yellowley, District Supervisor.

Treasury Department, Office of Dise trict Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit, Bureau of Internal Revenue, Chicago, Illinois. Date of first publication, June 6th, 1938. Notice is hereby given that one 1034 Plymouth Coupe, Motor No. P. E. 10045, with acces sories, will be sold to public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, at the Em. ire Garage, Indianapolis, Indiana, on une 16th, 1938, at 2 p. m., as provided in Secton 3460 Unted States Revsed Stae tutes. E. C. Yellowley, District Supervisor,

Treasury Department, Offic of Dise trict Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit, Bureau of Internal Revenue, Chicago, Illinois. Date of first publication, June 6th, 1938. Notice is hereby given that one 1929 Ford Coach Motor No. A-1405603, with accessories, will be sold at public auction to the ighest bidder, for cash, at the Empire Sarge Inaiatiapelis, Indiana, on June 186, 105 m., as provided in Section, us Unite ‘States Revised Statutes Yellowley, District Supervisor,