Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1938 — Page 28

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Capitol Gets Annual Bath

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WR AEN BEA LARRY i

It's bath night (once a year) for the nation’s Capitol and Wash-

firemen turn their hose on

the imposing facade. By the time

the 77th Congress convenes the Capitol will be spick and span, clean

and crisp.

TAX EXEMPTION SHIFTS BURDEN IN MISSISSIPPI

Property Owners Save; Levy on Cigarets and Beer Rises. .

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 13 (U. P.).

—Mississippi’s homestead tax exemption program probably will save 133,000 property owners from 60 to 70 per cent of former assessments. Assessors’ offices are packed and jammed five months ahead of what

was in former years tax paying time. Extra help works night and day to shift an estimated $3,5000,000 a year tax burden to cigaret smokers, beer drinkers, the state ad valorem levy and a treasury surplus. The far-reaching tax experiment was undramaticaily passed last ~ August. Gov. Hugh White, who fostered the legislation, signed the bills in bed. When Senate and House differences threatened to mire the legislation, White’s doctors ordered him to bed. The amended and compromised measures that finally emerged from a record number of committee meetings limit homestead exemption to residences actually owned and occupied by. heads of families. Rented and business property is excluded. $5000 Property Maximum Municipal taxes and taxes to retire bonded debt are excluded from the program. A $5000 roof is set on eligible property and acreage is limited to 160. The original plan would have exempted all homes, regardless of valuation, but would have limited exempted acreage to 80. The tax commission estimated that the first plan would have cost the state $7,000,000 for the bienium. It was impossible to estimate the cost of the final program but tax experts said they believed it would be the same. A temporary finance program, argued and reargued before passage, increased the cigaret tax to 4 cents a package; raised the retail tax on beer from 1: rent to 2 cents a bottle, and approved assessment of the maximum state ad valorem of 6 mills instead of the previous collected levy of 4 mills. The legislature provided only three payments to counties and municipalities during the remainder of the current biennium. It provided $5,250,000 and figured that with the new special taxes a “technical deficit’ of $579,000 would be created. The tax commission believes unexpended appropriations will cover this shortage.

Legislation Likely

Permanent finance measures are expected to be passed at the next session of the legislature when the program gets .out of the experimental stage. To obtain exemption, an eligible property owner must make a sworn application with the county or municipal tax assessor. The county board of supervisors or the city council will approve or deny the application. . County and city clerks make a copy of the land rolls, recapitulate them and make a special certificate to the state tax commission for each taxing district, showing the total assessed valuation, the exempted assessed valuation of homes, and the tax rate for each district. The records are checked and the state auditor will repay counties and municipalities every dollar they lose through exemption. Officials believe tax exemption will bring benefit to the state two channels: “1./Put state land back info active production; (2) Shift the burden of taxes to things that cannot be surrendered in lieu of payment.

———————————————— - RIVER SURVEY ORDERED WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 (U. P). _~Maj. Gen. Julian L. Schley, chief

COUPLE HAS TOTAL OF 56 GRANDCHILDREN

MANHATTAN, Mont., Oct. 13 (U. P)—Mr. and Mrs. Joe Verwolf, married 48 years ago at Harrison, S. D, and the parents of 12 children, can now count a total of 56 grandchildren and 11 great-grand-children.

BIGGEST WPA JOB FORMALLY OPENED

Eight Million Dollar Highway Ready in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 13 (U. P).— The biggest WPA job in America— Cleveland’s eight million dollar Shore Drive—has been opened formally. A salvo of 19 shots, fired from a

battery of National Guard guns, signified that the drive, built on what was once a series of smouldering dumps, ugly wastes, and hobo jungles, was open to traffic. The four-mile stretch was leveled, graded and paved by a WPA crew

times.

Huge slag piles and industrial cinder heaps were dragged down and spread far into the lake. Fences were ripped out. Buildings were moved out of the way, sewers extended. It was a big job, and for three bitter winters and two blazing summers relief workers toiled at the task.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Thursday, Oct. 13, 1938

ALWES—Dollie, 70 years of age; mother aysie, Gladys Sand Charles E. Alwes anapolis, Mrs. Harold Wilding of Columbus, VoL and grandmother, OL ng o , O. thy Jean g ; hi, Oct: 2 £0 5 fone 1329 Centra. ve. neral services Saturday y morning ab at 10 ) o'clock at the FLANNER ARY. Burial Crown Hill Ao may call at the Mortuary.

BABBITT—Wilda Caries, mother of Ruth B. Carter and Earl Cam Poel), TT SE away at the home, 21 Tie N. apie ) Thursday. tober 0

at the home. may call after 3 p. m

saw ers please copy.) HAMPTON SERVICE. BEAUMONT—Evelyn May, age 50, widow of the late James Beaumont, mother of Allen and William Beaumont, daughter of Mrs. Cora Peyton, sister of Ruth

Thomas, Earl, Iley and Gilbert Peyton, assed away Sgn Funeral Friday, i SHIRLEY Shos TRAL

CHAPEL, Hiinois at i0th St. Friends may call at the chapel 4 time. Burial Floral Park.

BOSTON Floyd H., beloved son of Mr. . Boston: brother of Horace Oo Mohrine of InRoland

hursdas (WarRUSHTON &

services I the DA TUAR Pendleton, Ind. Friday, October 14, at 2:30 o'clock.

BOWMAN — Charles E., age 66, beloved husband of Dora Bowman, father of Ben F. Sinex and brother of George Bowman, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Friday, 10 a. m. at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, illinois at 10th St. Friends may call at the chapel. Burial Manning Cemetery, near Eminence, Ind.

COOK—Malinda, of 801 Coffey St. beloved mother of Grace Weaver, sister of Alex and George Nelson, passed awa Oct. 11, age 83 years. Services Fran’ W. D. BEANBLOSSOM

«.M., A RUARY. 1321-23 W. Ray St. Burial Floral Park. Friends invited.

GREEN—Lizzie, 74 years of age, of 521 N. Davidson St., mother of Mrs. Michael Welsh, Mrs. A. IL. Gray, Mrs. Esther George Green of this civ, rs E. Nelson, St. Paul, Min Green, Muskegon, lymouth, ich., a TY William, Peter, and Henry Gimbel of Union oly. Ho away Oct. 11. Friends may call at the above address any ne Puneral Saturday, Oct. 15, Friends invited. For information, Gn JORDAN FUNER HOME, CH-1132

alter E. Hayes, passed ning.

Stanley P. and W away Thursday

ME, Tlinois at 17th St. Saturday afternoon. Oct. 15, at 2 0 ’clock. gunal Washingion iends are welcome. at the Funeral Home after Friday noon.

MADINGER—MTrs. Minnie (nee Scheele), age 69, widow of the late William H. Madinger, mother of Mrs. Carolyn Whittaker, grandmother of Violet Whittaker, sister of Mrs. Anna Feber and Mrs. Matilda Rost, Sie away Tuesday. Funeral Pra m. at the residence,

434 N ol P- Friends may c#ll at a - me. Burial Crown Hill. SHIRLEY 8: VICE.

OLSON—Charles, 6f 4027 E. 30th, beloved husband of Bessie, departed ‘this life Yjeanssdey. fe 52. Funeral Friday, Oct. MOO & NOR

14, at ALL HOME, 2530 Station St., 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.

REED—Daniel. age 81 years, passed away Tuesday t. 11, at his residence ib Cambridge City, ‘husband of Sarah and father of Horace; brother of dis Elston, Sarah Tatram, goss Silver and Lsura Buckhoab me ral X Friday, Oct. P HOME, 1639 N. Meridian St. “Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home after 2 p. m. Thursday.

SOSBE — Oliver A., entered Into rest Wednesday. age 9 years, son of Charles and Susannah Sosbe, Frandses of Oliver and Olive White. Arch and Eliza Sosbe. Funeral private on garount of 22h agious disease, Saturday, sr 30 HARRY W. MOOR FUNERAL "CHAPEL. Friends may call uf Chapel after 12 noon Friday.

Wanda G. Rosebraugh and Mrs. M Wittlin of Indianapolis, Robert, T. Svend. sen of eapolis, Mins Wilford > Svendsen of Cincinna Emily M. Hoover and sen, Mishawaka, Ind. Wednesday gfternoon, Oct.

12. services wil id at the UNERAL HOME, urday_ afternoon, Oct. 15. Burial, Crown Hill Cemetery. are welcome.

WALPOLE—Matthew PF. beloved husband of Anna, father of Raymond, Gertrude,

Friends

of Martin H., Theodore J. Land Joseph W. Walpole. and Mrs. John Feeney, died at Veterans’ Hospital, Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 8:30, at the home, £45 N. CL Ave.: 9 a. m.. St. Philip Neri urch. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.

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WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME 22268 Sh DR-2570

3129 N. *Minots HA-4514

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

193¢ W MICH. ST Pa BE-1934

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MORTUARY 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA 4400

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1505 8. EAST ST. DR-44171

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MORTUARY 951 N. DELAWARE ST. LI. 3828

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Lost and Found 1

LOST—In - neighborhood of Beech Grove, large brown dog, Airedale, with stub tail; aaswers to name of Boy: has license tag and vaccination ag on collar. Generous reward. LI-1540. LoS} Liberal reward for return keepsake; value only to owner: bracelet, olue an white half knobs. KRUL 4732 N. Pennsylvania. Call evenings or write. LOST—Red dog, chow and collie mixed; return to or Transfer Co., 1006 S. East. Reward. gusta 36W3 ae long distance).

u. U. S. Navy pin, small diamond. Reward. pa value, Please! 630 Congress.

$OST—Diamond set lapel watch, Faluable keepsake; will gladly pav Watch value aor return. HU-4391

122 W. Vermont.

HAYES—Christine a beloved mother of < Oct. 13. Fu- Cc neral services Vil Pe held at the WALD FUNERAL HO!

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“ar 0. HECUR Indianapolis Rental Reency furnished and Onfurnished Apartments. 108 B. Wash, y 308. £.1-5393.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

choice apts. in shown. HE-1328,

DUNDEE _APTS.— Virgin a Ave. and McCarty St. Uspfurnished efficiency apartment; heat, ne as frigidaire. See

cu ustodian St. M, BE MO! . 803 Va. Ave. GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. LI1-2439, 8, ILLINOIS, N., 810Y%—Attractive am se iciency Baa Yar rooms and bath utilities.

sy 1 707—2

*partmene: ‘nicely furnished; 50 week. CARROLLTON, 1540; Apt. 4—Unfurnished 5-room modern: heat, water paid: garage. . STEWART, 50 Inland RI-8862.

Bldg. N.. 319—Furnished 3-room Overstuffed, steam heat, Innersrping. Adults. LI-2284.

, 340—Furnished 4 rooms, lights, gas and water;

DAVIDSON, apartm ment, utilities. Inn | JEFFERSON, N,, om, porches,

KENWOOD, 2235 — 3 rooms, kitchenette, bath, furnished apartment; des children; excellent heat; $8.50 RI-2234

LE GRANDE AVE. E., 1435—Le Grande Apts.; $24.50 secures lovely front efficiency apt, util pd. Hurry and see it. PENNSYLVANIA, Na 2101—6 zooms, " un 00] unfurnis! Faas sniifie, LI-1830." BE-4446. 2 PLEASANT 8T., 1117—Unusual 3-room apt., {ai Dimned; private front sea ance with large rch; radio, aire. inner-

_ springs, allen: heat, hin SUMMIT, N., 242 (1600 E)_rirasie 3 rooms AEs electric = refrigeraYon Jarage, adults, LI-2925. (After 5

WOODRUFF, 559 W. DRIVE (Furnished)— Attractive, 2 large rooms; Shon; Frigidaire; Ehisaiisen CH-62

LIVING om, kitchen, bath; rollaway, hot, cold. water, garage; $20. TA-6844 ay

DUNBAR COURT 022 N. West St. 1-Room efficiency; all util, Slecirical refrigeration; $27.50; janitor in

Houses for Rent 19

4-room double; well, near school. 2234 E. 44th.

$10—Unfurnished electricty; 4330.

Ns single; newly papered. RI-1091.

5—UNFURNISHED “Newly Benes,

5-ROOM_DOUBLE— furnace rebuilt; water merson. Open. IR-7130. Pe 6-rm., mod. furn. bung ig., social rm., , garden. HE-4466. 8; Frig , 209-11 N.—5 Rms.; semi-modern; _ garage; near school and carline. CENTRAL, 2335 — Unfurnished 7-room modern double; garage; $30. _E. STEWA RT, 506 ond ( GEGRGE ENTRAL COURT, 519 N.—Attractive unfurnished, 4 bedrooms, doubl __ 1st class. BE-4446, LI-1 1850. garage;

: 2401 Six 7 louble, modrr se NE room 1 double, mod 44 b Virginia Ave.

LI-8401

HARDING, 2618 N.—Exceptionall; - nished, 4-room modern ‘cottage ry a rcoms; overstuffed; piano; radio: garage; adults. Bargain. $9. TA -6340.

ILLINOIS, N., 23562—Modern 7-roor - Bie soxcellent condition; hii es.

JEFFERSON, N., 438—Close to Tech.; (unfurnished); 3" bedrooms, 2 decorated: $30 mo. Modern; newly

LA SALLE, 1203 N.—Unturnished, - tive 3-roor sessile, Good go

Br i Den Mos 914 N. Olney. CH-0253- J3° pata, Owner

SPRUCE, 1609—Unfurnished, two well arranged rooms; utilities, except heat; elderly couple ‘preferred.

UDELL, 806—8 roo h, furnace; $20. a rooms, bath, furnace; $20.

Help Wanted—Female 8

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including | NEW

$20; COTTAGE, 819 — Nice semi-modern|p

UNION, '633—Strictly ‘modern; water ‘paid: $25; near car fine; good neighbarhood. 117 E.—Modern 6-room double; excellent condition; $26.25; water paid.

BEAUTIFUL new brick veneer; 5 rooms and bath; near Garfield Park. GCH-2368-W.

Rooms Without Board 14

NEW JERSEY, N. front room; good 11-9326. aged p __neede OHIO, room.

1320—Nicely furnished meals; home privileges.

OCKER HOME, 1218 CENTRAL— ple; every comfort and care if

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1214—Elderly Tady to share Good meals; steam heat.

HIGH-TYPE home. Invalids or mental cases who want best care. IR-5473. 16

Hotels

3: ILLINOIS, 1628 N. — New bed; clean; : privileges; ara heat; i Adults.

ear bath; steam: ome, FIE-1494.

2; connecting steam heat;

$3—515 E. 24th. Nice; hot water. Private home.

$6—ILLINOIS, N., 2154, Apt. bedroom and living room; private entrance.

rh 15—Large room, Suitable Pox two: maple TH HE-4824 eve- _ nings CAPITOL, 1523 N.—Nicely furnished, clean m neat; $3.50 OTEL foo IR good 1 eats Cr oo, TE front, closet; near car and school; will care for child, Board opt: HE-588 CARROLLTON, 3481 Besusifuly furnished front Toon, of. heat, garage; gentle-

man. ew ) N—Atiractive front, good heat, Terie near bath; private

family.

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CENTRAL, 3938—Nicely furnished room for 3 2 gentlemen, Private home. HU

2060 COLLEGE—Front bedrocm; new furniture, cross ventilation, convenient location, low rent. CENTRAL, 3710-Very room; private home. portation. HiA- 1508. R.

DELAWARE, N., 2428—Lovely; near bath; garage; constant hot water; meals optional. TA-3782.

HALL PLACE, 1618—Newly furnished front; near Methodist Hospital; employed lady or gentleman. . HARLAN, 406—Nice large room, suitable 1 or : pon tomes Side drive garage. ILLINO: 3232—Large room, first floor. phy heat; private entrance. NEW JERSEY, 831 N.—Comfortably furnished, clean, innerspring, near %ath, stm. n. heat, quiet surroundings, phone; $3.

N., 1404-1469; nicely furinnerspring, near bath; good board optional. E JERS 907 N.—Desirable front, near bath, steam heat, comfortably furnished; ; gentleman. HA-45 531-W.

NEW JE Ro entleman

suitable for RAW. couple; _ breakfast optional, " HA-352

NORTH—Nicely furnished 4-room bachelor | —_—— apartment, also sleeping room, City heat, constant hot water, splendid transportation. Private home; reasonable.

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desirable Excellent

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PENNSYLVANIA, N., 1455—Attractive front room, twin beds, hot water; gentleman _or employed couple.

PENNSYLVANIA, 2164—Larg rge front room, Sisite: for 2; also smaller room. HA1311 (near Fountain Square) en home, breakf 35k apaiags « optional; gentleman. DR-2426-J.

TALBOTT, 2217 N.—Large. Lo bath, constant hot water, stoker heated; gentleman. HA-0334-W. Seal WOODRUFF PL. 878 E. DRIVE—Attracve newly furnished room with private ath. WOODRUFF PLACE. 920, EB. Drive— Please ni front room: employed person; near E. 10th. CH-4118-W. 32D, 124 § W.—Desirable room; quiet: private home _ Venetian blinds. Tilinois car. TA-2987.

Rooms With Board 8 S.—Front, attractive, clean;

BRADLEY, nicely furnished home; privileges; board. BROADWAY, 2320—Attractive front room; meals; CSC private home; reason- __ able. CAR "TON, 1429—For _elderly, convalescents, or chronic. Balanced meals. Good care. RI-3096. FLETCHER. ,, 1301—Nicely ely furnished room, pear bath, Widow's home. Call DR-

ILLINOIS N., 1842—Beautiful rm.; private home: board optional; aged considered. __ TA-4301. LEXINGTON, 1419 — Warm front room; private entrance; German cooking; pris vate home. DR-7135. an,

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ALABAMA, 2121 N.—Living room, in-a-door, Eitelenstis, breakfast nook, "private _ bath; first floor. BEVILLE, 820 N—% Rooms, bath (2 bedLooms Steam heat. Private entrance. u

BROADWAY, 1403—1 and 2-room apartments; nice, clean place; quiet; reasonable; adults.

BROADWAY, 1608—Two-room apartment; nicely furnished; hot water; utilities; phone; adults.

CAPITOL, 2025 N. (white)—' three furnished, unfurnished; Te i tilftee: $5.50. Sleeping, $2.50. CARROLLTON, 1 jie daer bed.

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RAL, 1948—Front 2-room apartment, very desirable; homelike; overstuffed, sink. dults. Reasonable. ARE, 517 N.—Newly decorated oom, BI private bath; ,_steam heat; walking

DELAWA RE, 720 N NT large nicely furnished, downstairs front rooms. Constant hot water. EAST, 2130 S.—2 Rooms, Tarnished; private ome, entrance, downstairs; inner- _ springs; sink. ILLINOIS, N., 12—Two-room front apartment; Bich furnished: utilities: private entrance; parking

ILLINOIS, 2339 9 N.—Nice, “Clean Kitchen: Shs imenl. 3 rooms; plenty of heat.

KEYSTONE, 439 N.—4 rooms to.congenial couple: Rn Tr utilities; $6

1322 E.—Apartment suitable for four; everything Juinished, utilities; private entrance; adult:

MICHIGAN. E. 3416—FORNISHED DESIR: ABLE MODERN: PRIVATE. BATH: APARTMENT: UTILITIES; ADULTS.

NEW JERSEY. 1319 N.—Bedroom apartid beautyrest, ry steam; ne.

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Merchandise for Sale 34

NEWMAN, 1126—Large room and KitchenStes gyerything furnished; reasonable.

NEWMAN, 1126—Two large housekeeping rooms; everything furnis Sd: reasonable. CH-1745-M. NEW YORK. E., 1717—2 unfurnished rooms, down, stove heat; private entrance; lights, gas, water furnished; $4. PARK, 1118 — Three large rooms, with kitchenette, furnished; also two single rooms. PARK, 1437—Large attractive room; kitchenette: private bath; utilities. City heat.

PENNSYLVANIA, 1851 N.—Two-room studio apartment. Good heat, constant hot gol ie : 119—2 rooms; employed cou le Suis, private home.

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oa 1523 — 2 Front rooms, downstairs innersprings, overstuffed; steam heat, Phone. Garage. TEMPLE, 3-room _ trance, 1

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10TH., :, 933—3 lar, e, modern downstal aks optional; innersprings, si k hot water, utilities; excellent heat; reasonable. LI-59: ASE

Business Property 21

Suidliana Sad Sppypoloyment

MGR. Dress, Shon. Ens 25- a $18.00

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TWO LADIES, between 20 and 30, who need work, call at 46 N. Pennsylvania Pei ween 10 and 13 Friday. Rooms 312-

GERMAN lady (elderly), take full ~harge one child; good cook; no Sundays; references; 5. 2108 N. New Jersey.

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MAN WANTED

Typing and, Saleswork Combined For the J. R. WATKINS COMPANY, 62%¢ per hour for office work. Saleswork on & commission basis. Excellent opporFA Phot asn a1 ahd 36." Apply’ 195 n n an W. 16th 2 oy

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NURSES: Service by oY week, day or __hour; your home or mine. BE-3409.

LET us care for your sick. Modern nursing home. Nurses care day-night. Doctor’s reference. IR-5130.

{Alteration Specialist)

ALTERATIONS. ladies en’ armen clean. repair oress. reline. eh:

MEYER O. JACOBS

212-214 BE. 16th St. TA-66617. (Auto Supplies) UCO—DULUX—PYRALUX—Fulmer seat 505 covers, trim supplies. 25 W. 9th. RI2471. (Coach Lines)

CENTRAL Swallow Coach Lines, 1207 S. Meridian. DR-2476. Chartered service.

* (General Repairing) BRICK pointing, rebuilding chimneys, concrete walks, ste 5, floors: years experience; guarant CH-5576.

(Furnace Repairing)

Purnaces cleaned, d, Jepair _ FURNACE CO.

VACUUM and makes of furnaces. Guaranteed LI-4602. -

(Furnace and Boiler Repairing) SMOCK HEATING CO., 425 Mass., LI-7140, Furnace, steam, boilers, parts, repairs,|W guararte

(Household Service)

repairing, all Pre Pa stimates.

FLANNER HOUSE, 802 N. WEST, RI-7504— Thoroughly trained domestic help. Good

~ fire roof home

Complete Permanent Sips $1=

2 VICTOR FURNACES. Stokers, Oil Burners, od. HALL-NEAL

(Moving)

DE HART BROS., 1906 Tallman. Estimates cheerfully yon, very reasonable... CH6644 night-day.

a Hanging)

PAPERHANGING — Cleaning, steaming; neat work. Free estimates. Prompt servWhite. PENNINGTON. CH-2711-M.

(Plastering)

Patch plastering; old work, Specializing in old work,

(Printing)

COME to me and save a middleman’s commission. Write for samples of dur - high-class business Sarde ss LR gd $50 er thousand. RICHA _ER, 221 Indiana Ave. F RRL ‘3714, .

(Radio Service)

ice.

LI. 7129

(Rugs Made to Order)

.| FLUFF chenille rugs Jade {rom old rugs.

Two 9x12 cleaned and sized 85 ACTIVE RUG CLEANERS. HA-3636 (Stone) ALLIED Bituminous Products, Inc., white limestone chins to beautify vour drivewiy. BE-1593. (Window Cleaners) Elli S, ABBEX Building 334 E. Market | Fry (Window Shades) WERNER Window Y Fads Co.—952 BE. Wash-

ington St. Window Shade Cleaning and a ne.

Limes Want Ads Lowest Rate in City. Farms—Suburban 20

stores, factories, Paint washing. RI-87

Fine Country Home, $3000

25 Miles to city; 38 acres for stock. New with basement, bath tub uilt-in kitchen cabinet pio sink, $1600 it . Excellent for retired couple. JA £0 CARR, Union Trust Bldg. ‘RI-3526,

22 ACRES—JOHNSON CO.—$3000 3-rm. house, large barn, poultry house, | II nice orchard, 2 wells, level land, fenced, cross-fenced. 11 mi. so. near Rd.

own. \ Bal., tors, RI-56565. ‘GOODE & GOODE. Sa S5-room bun-

2 ACRES, 11 Ties Jojtheast; age, poultry

alow Te "oe ouse, Iectricity available 200d, W eT sets on corner of tw d yment ang & CLINE,

5 119% " Alabama.

LI- y IT'S REAL—NO JOKE

Iam selling this nice 5-rm., med. double. Nothing dow! At 54-5 Beech Grove. i, 214 N. Beville. Ren 5025.

NATIONAL ROAD—WEST bung., rm. for bark;

elect; d $1400" $140 adwn.

NEAR Nice 5-rm. porch; school: o 6204.

brick

MANKER St. t of 0 an Tote TR 1 Madison) Dortumiey’ for you Terms. Mr Hopsapale, . TMS, olsapple. GRINSLADE Zo. RI-1461, IR-0198

106TH ST. IN Between College

AM 300-1t. frontage; | San 1S hoe [8

approx. odruff, O. 146 ACRES giira

H. Clark Agcy.

a good land, 26 miles uildings, electricity,

oes. THE TA-4286. 3510 N. Penn.

ACRES; 6-ROOM BRICK HOUSE: electricity, water; edge of good town: dea or chickens. WILL DORMAN,

John D. Case.

Business Property 21

FACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE. sq. ft. at luc; located at W. Washington and Harding Sts. Elevators. railroa switch, LAPT Ikles, 5 truck dock.

SUBLET o! Ne sto cement ER 30x40; Fn A A ih o rage; or 257 N. Tacoma. ja -4769 mv.

Eddy Radio Service, L1-7273 2

cond.; gAar.; HUDELSON. | E.

ideal khilting site; Se, H.

DESK SPACE—Paneled office, deluxe appointments. Telephone and ‘stenographic service. Reasonable rent. RI-4303.

24

HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CORP Local and Coast to Coast Moving FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE BUILDING Open Storage—Fireproof Locker Storage Packing—Crating—Shipping RESPONSIBILITY gr RI-339 11-8031, 227 hite Drivers.”

Moving and Storage

863 Massachsetts Avenue

ane Transfer and Stora E. St. Clair. ‘Careful Estimates given.

Houses & Lots for Sale 25 YOUR CHOICE OF TW 0 Fj large bungalows; 5 Spaalan I nook. near West, Waghin

ms and on ost, per month e 523 and

539 Rybolt. Mrs ny ton. FIDELITY TRU &é. RI-7472

610 1 N= Firg floor furnished 46 ivate bath, en- 1

BELOW $3000

1% -story Dingelow ty 2 hdrms. 1 bedrm. and b ath own, arge liv. rm. hy fireplace Be large kitchen with atiraceive built ins hot-air furnace, 2-car Lot 52 leo. Drplery of shade. 2810 Olney MR. B ,

Hall. Hottel €o.- Ll, 2541 918 E. 46TH ST.

A splendid location: .also 8 good om is this 5-room. modern bungalow; Bardwood floors, garage.

A Real Buy for Only $3750

HU-2893. A. YOUNG. RI-6412. J. 8. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del. St.

$2400 to $2850

RECONDITNONED—10%. DOWN m bu . -- 32400

1 Hillside; RI 1410, OSTROA RI-9228 Paul L. McCord Co., 615 Lemcke Ya?

5-room m

5-ro0! "corner lot; long Tv. rm.; re bookcases: beamed ceiling and uff din. rm.;: oak woodwork: i gar., $3750, terms. Nicolai or Koe J. 8S. CRUSE REALTY CO. Ri 413,

SMALL PAYMENT DOWN

Balance like rent, buys a new recon_|ditioned 7-room home at 33 8.‘ Tuxedo (3400 east). 3 bdrms., entirely modern: garage. Owner. Open for inspection daily. RI- 5182. 1 HU- 6660.

See 1614 S. "Randolph

6-rm. modern, 2 bdrms. with toilet and lavatory up: 1 bdrm. PM 1 Tr

LI-5596. Res.,

Results at lowest want ad word rate ip the city in The Times Phone RI 8551

Real Estate Wanted 27

HOMES, s Siige or gouge for sale or for rent. LI-7491, 8, HE-4 GREGORY 3 A INC.

HA-2974-W.

31

WILL TAKE old electric shaver in trade on brand new Remington Shaw ELEC- _ TRIC RAZOR EXC., , 841 UI, . Bldg. LI-8653.

Swaps :

i 17 PUMP GUN FOR $7.00 CASH.

Near thai Church

2179 N. Gale 6 a ho . Gale—6-room me, As ‘is, $1500; terms to su 3 HENRY

uit. CO., 521 Le goat mcke Bldg.

MODERN

CASH—$18.00 MONTH substantial home, 2914 MecPherson. Six rooms, bath, furnace; now vacant. Y CO. B§21

THE W. HENR Lemcke Bldg. RI-4661, HA-2864.

905 Broadway

PFive-room modern bungalow. town owner wants to sell. Call WELCH & SONS. LI-3424.

112 lots. . W, RI-4661,

2000—$200 Here is a

Out-of-JOHN R.

3751 PARK--NOW VACANT Six-rm. mod. bungalow. Ideal Joestion, near School 66. May be purchased at a very low sale price of $4500. Mr. Voarug. Pol, LIVER H. CLARK AGENC

on Silver St.

5-RM. COTTAGE Lights, 3%, water inside toilet. Price $1500; $100 Mey Davis

DAVIS REAL ESTATE Co. Mz Davi

Pets—Poultry—Livestock 32|de

AUCTION SRS Oct. 14, 1938 Camden, Ind.. 1100 choice Hereford Stock cattle, calves. yearli both steers and ers, Guaranteed against death ron sickness for WER ER CATTLE CO.

day Camden, Ind. EVERAL GOOD FARM MARES—AL w

foal and few food of Wi Gon KOOTMAN. 1 Si e south of ew Bethel, State Road 2

Blood-tested Cane ROCK PULLETS for winter laying; also cockerels for fries. 75th and Hague Road. BR-5102.

Farm Produce—Flowers 33 - i GRAPES gr, Turk, Sond , bie

Beginning Wednesday morning. Apples 50c bushel and up. Bring containers. 2230 N. Rural.

Merchandise for Sale

3616 W. 16TH ST.

Pive-room modern bun RAIOW; $3100: 107% ows. Call OLIVER CLARK AGCY. -5596, CH-6318.

$50 DOWN—$25 MONTH

A real nice 5-rm. mod. bungalow. 1533 5 Jefferson. MOS! 214 N. Beville.

NO near 24th. Modern cottage. Reconditioned. Garage. Only $2 301 cash. Mr. Ross. LI-60385.

"" PRANK 8. CLARK CO. $50 DOWN—$22 MONTH

3827 Ho t.: 8 rms. bath; lights, ‘gas, pater, “Bee {hit Call MOSLAND ER, sae

214 N, Seville, CH-5025 inted.

AND COLLEGE 4 baths, garages. for large Tooming house; newly Bric only $4500. Easy terms. EORG! TEWART, 506 Inland Bldg. RI-88632.

BE ail of SIT title. Demand an ab-

stract pre Union Title Co. 155 E. Market St. Onion Title Bldg.

; - 3 20-room home,

5800 EAST Excellent corner building lot E. 10th a Whittier Pl, 60x140; reasomable. Call O. Clark Agcy LI-5596. n., CH-6318.

STRICTLY modern five-room bungalow, in best residential district. At price you can afford. Owner, 31 Campbell Ave.

.

HOYT AVE, 3715; new 2-bedroom semi-}_____ YW TR modern bungalow with 5 large lots. Barain. block west of 730! 18... Sherm.n rive. CH-0899.

od FRE i EY

5 os NE 2-8 6 rooms. Tear” location, good neighb T= hood. Owner.

TWO semi-modern houses for sale by ene, Excellent condition. Reasonable

READY-BUILT bungalows; built on y foundation; three 4-room styles. Chote, 35. MODERN BUILDERS, 324 E. 19t5,

LANDER, CH-5035. | _

B- (BADER

E | RELIABLE RUG CO., 203 E. W

B ARGAIN prices on air-conditioned Ice Refrigerators.

POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. 2000 Northwestern—2302 W. Michigan 1902 S. East St.

$150 PUBLIC ADD! N's

lent condition. nois. STOCKMA 3 Shite

SYSTEM—Excel$25. 1543 N. IlliSTC IOS. ANGORA sweater, ed, hand knit, Penn. __Penn, Apt. 35.

French im iy $15. 111

reasonable.

—_ Hotblasts; E CO., 623 E.

BASEBURNERS MODEL STOVE & FURNAC Washington. Open evenings.

CHILDS bed, 5 ft., good sprin ftom. good condition; $6. 851%.

2 mat

HEATER, Florence; kitchen cabinet, chairs, | w tables; also antique 4-poster che _ Chest ‘drawets. Hawthorne Lane. A Phone for To astimates. Lowest west Tiss:

NEW m a bedicemn, SPOR Inatiress;

N, fila NM N. Metidian.

OIL BURNER, Williams Oil-O-Matic_with inside “fuel tank: $100. 4470 Central.

SECTIONAL bookcases, “Globe: Werneke’™ 6 Po 2 bases, 3 tops; $15. 1503 N. Penn., Apt. 28.

STOVES All kinda, Heaters, cookers,

ditioned. Pringle & Johnson., 828 Mass

FOR EVERY PURPOSE Rental Service

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

KING'S

INDIANA BliLLIARD CO, 1617-31 Southeastern DR-3578

Unfortunate Circumstances Causes

Repossession

We were forced to repossess 3 rooms of furniture that has had excellent care,

chap. 9x12 rug, lamps, rings, vanity dresser, chest of drawers, t ow rugs, breakfast set, dishes ers many other occasional pieces. Some one who! has steady income and can give Fond Tere can fake over unpaid alance of a Requires payments of $2.30 ly. Cr edit Cad justor Box 429, care Times,

Unclaimed Freight Station High Rgds, INNER SPRING MATTRESS ND BOX SPRINGS, ors $39.50, how $25.00. MATTRE!

Ya 3 C ES, $5.00 each. OC ABINET BASES WiTH “PORCELAIN, OPS, $250 to: $5.00, METAL W. BR TS,

CU Gr $17. 50-$20.00-

See ad in classification 36.

CAPITOL AT SOUTH

HEATING STOVES New and Used

Pearson’s Furniture Store 133 West Washington LI-4587

This Ad 3 Worth Real

Money to Tou: If vou are going to work, roofing, fant or a

Inthe a.

Jou , nothing to call to see us and _ deliver anywhere in Marion Co. MOORE ‘0. : 7 | Sutherland ‘Ave, & Monon R. R. HE-1305, CCC Camp & Army Goods Slick aincoats; A uoed ciiessncseceene 50¢ 4-Buckle, all-rubber ARTICS: all sizes... co00000000 50¢ Huntin packs; rubber bot- $i toms; sather tops, All sizes... Knee as boots, winter caps, wind a 0 N. Senate Ave. Topcoats {SUITS Overcoats $2.50 Up OSCAR'S LOAN 356 INDIANA AVE. Hi ANDS of new and ag Md nipe THOUSAND WN to 67: leng to 6 i. —most - lengths in Stock "with {reads Save tim 25,000 ft. pipe cut to order. Goldsmith Steel and Sup Fe new location, 1229 S. West. DR- Li CLEAN L NEW AND

WRECKING ACTORS 2043 NORTHWESTERN : Kills moths and their lare MothicideTye: Liquid or crystal form At our n gheighborhood dealer or ALBERT 31 Virginia.

EE compressor, new Parr, 2-stage Vee pipe with 1% BE . P. motor, a and conrice. CO.

Lieten C AND MAOHINE 3525 E. Washington 1151

Used Army Wool Shirts, 50e

CCC Lumber {i Jackass $1.50. rack, tires, 6.50%320, $4. GOODS § 54 . Washin AI BE, 3 ad word

Resmi ts at lowest want ad the city in e Times Phone

Musical Inst—Radios .. 34A

WAREHOUSE SALE ACCORDIONS BAND INSTRUMENTS

Warehouse, 135 E. Ohio

te in S551

iaundry. Reconditi USED LUMBER *}:iceihervice.

ass., LI-0068. Wrecking, 320 N. West. LI-0338.

310 8. Delaware. LI vi dresser, Vi A See) He Leaving city. New Jer:

228 on ROSS O! OO BOSTLES—Private 3 oer sel selling chea; cheap. 1609 Spruce.

Fruit Jars go, Po don Phe edn Rockwoa) 1300255: BaF. if (io1eas | ¥

XO

“TB fii pie

APEX Washer, oi flint $32.50 50!

MAJESTIC 8 TUBE

werful dynam speaker, beautiful Woy A yenlly ‘ooks as good Bei dn operas, Lit SAT ere . Dareain If UAOL KERR. 2440 E. Washing.

ton. Open evenings.

RENT AN ACCORDION

Learn to play before you buy! : $1 per wk. a, for instrument pea rson, Inc. 128 N. Penn. :

Jib savers sasrniss Elayer Fiano | »

LI-5513. 6

ce ORI TTNG, 5 Cobtuty Bids. RI-3W.| 33 N, 1