Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1938 — Page 16

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Carl McLear Rolls Heavy 734 to Lead Local Pinmen; Wilbur Holle Is Runnerup

Grand Canyon Inn Quintet

Charles Fox Scores 258 for Single High Game;

Four Bowlers Hit

Rolling in the Optimist loop at

the Orientals sparkled with the most consistent brilliancy the 1938 season

has seen to blaze out a dazzling 734

He opened his record-smashing series with a powerful 257, dipped to

a 233 and then rose again to a 244. Orientals to sweep their match with

High quintet for the night's play was the Grand Canyon Inn five in the South Side Businessmen’s loop of the Fountain Square lanes.

cracked out a 643 to pace the squad to a 2913 total. Woirhaye Sr: hit for a 608, Woirhaye Jr. posted a 595, Dunn had a low opening game to rack up a 567 and Gruner-slipped in his middle and final rolls for an even 500.

Wilbur Holle missed the 700 series when he dropped to games of 226 and 223 after opening well with a 235. His 684 was heavy enough, though, fort he second spot in the honor count list.

While McLear’s brilliant 734 was easily the evenings big news, Charles A. Fox of the Western Electric five in the Indiana Bell League had a middle game of 258 for the high single game. Fox, who carries a handicap of 36 pins, had first and third games of 180 and 167 for a fairly good 605 total.

Other keglers matching McLear’s 257 first game were John Murphy of the Optimist loop, who rolled that figure in the third frame, and Henry |; Woirhaye Sr., who exemplified McLear’s feat by opening with that mark. Favorite total seemed to be 643 as four bowlers hit that figure. The only -other rollers to go above the 650 mark were Bill Noffke in the Evangelical circuit with a 654 ~and John Murphy, one pin back, in the Optimist loop. McLear paced an honor count list

of 27 mineralite tossers who were:

McLear, Optimist Wilbur Holle, Evangelical . Bill Noffke, Evangelical . John Murphy. Optimist ....... Norm McAtee. Reformed Church ...... George Pieper, Reformed Church ...... Ayres, Southside Businessmen . Ed Pearson, Northside Ralph Mullinix. Fraternal George Godwin. Fraternal ...cceccee. Sam Allen, Southside Val Schneider, Evangelical .-.. Bud Schoch, Reformed Church ........ Charles Cray, Reformed Church ..... Robbins, Wheeler’s Lunch Walt Heckman. Fraternal Rutherford, Northside Henry Woirhaye Sr., Southside ........ Mike O’Grady, Holy Cross ... Charles A. Fox. Indiana Bell Kemp, Evangelical Les Brandt, Indianapolis Church ..... W. Eskridge. Transportation .......... Hilliker, Fraternal

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602 Red Tegeler, Evangelical ....... Bob Darnaby. Optimist ... = u 2 O. C. Harrell, Moral High School of Shelbyville principal, missed the perfect game count by little more than the twist of his wrist when he roled a 298 Sunday night at Shelbyville.

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Central Alleys

E. Johnson Coal was the single quintet to win all of their games in the Wheeler's Lunch League. Odd * game victories were scored by Ballard Ice Cream, Wheeler's Lunch, Akron Surgical, H. H. Woodsmall, United Dental, Selmier Towel and Hanks Tavern.

Fountain Square Recreation

Grand Canyon Inn was the single three-time winner in the Southside Businessmen’s League as Ayres paced the loop with a 643. Paper Products and Coal Merchants floored their opponents twice. In the Indianapolis Church loop, the Whites, Blues and Browns swept their matches while the Maroons took a pair. Hotel Antlers Alleys

The Lions League Tails and Teeth swamped their foes in straight games While Manes and Ears gained two each. All matches in the Indianapolis Automotive League were taken the hard way and were won by Bader Coffee, J. H. M. Service and Indiana Wheel & Rim, Indiana Alleys No squad captured straight games at these lanes. Two were annexed by Sure Fire, Key Punchers and Pencil Pushers in the Universal circuit. In the Little Flower League, odd game winners were Bosart Tavern, Harding Standard Service, Pristel Brothers, Team No. 4, Team No. 2 and Team No. 5 won two-of-three in the Wege Marble & Tile 100p. Parkway Recreation All matches in the Northside Business Mens circuit were won by teams who finished on the long end of the score twice. They were Aristocrat Bar, South Side Rye, Ballard “Ice Cream, Polks Sanitary Milk, Coca Cola and Hires Root Beer.

Pennsylvania Alleys

The Kroger League Nasser and Stauth quintets downed Scotten and Berkhoiz in three straight while two were being taken by the Bourne, W. Smith and Strange squads. The Pennies were three times as valuable as the Two-Bits in the Fidelity Trust loop.

Pritchett Recreation The Orientals were the only squad that eould garner three straight. They downed the Goofs as McLear hit his 734. A pair were captured by Flashes, Bookies and Fences. In the Reformed Church loop, -McAtee’s 648 helped Trinity to swamp Pleasant Run. Carrolton Avenue also swept their match. Double victories were made by First Reformed, Immanuel No. 1, First Reformed and Immanuel No. 2. The Chapman-Price Loop Roughers ‘won in straight games while the Finishers were finishing Matchers, 2 to 1 . Kemp posted a 604 to lead the Athletics to a series sweep over the Senators in the Evangelical circuit. Two of three were won by Tigers, Reds, Cardinals, Yanks and Indians. Sturm Recreation

All games in the Indiana Bell League were won by squads who finished ahead twice. They were Construction, General Commercial, Long Lines Maintenance, P. B. X. Installation, Disbursements, Revenue Accounting, Long Lines Plant and Accounting. Charles A. Fox paced the league with a 605. Other Alleys

In the Fraternal loop, Artcraft Roofing, Hudepohl Beer and McAnary Morris swept their matches while two each were grabbed by ~ Real Silk, Crown Laundry, PittmanMoore and Hamilton Harris.

3 | President Ford Frick of the National

Top Team in Night’s Play;

Maples for 643s.

the Pritchett lanes, Carl McLear of

pin total.

His games were just enough for the the Goofs.

Ayres

Majors’ Pilot Posts Filled

Signing of Haney Completes Managerial Roster.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 (U. P).— The major leagues’ 1939 managerial roster was complete today with the signing of Fred Haney as pilot of the St. Louis Browns. Haney, former infielder with Detroit and Boston in the American and St. Louis in the National, was plucked from the managership of the Toledo Mud Hens in the American Asscciation to take the helm of the Browns. Replacing the deposed Gabby Street, Haney is the fourth new manager to be named since the baseball season ended, and it was the sixth managerial change made since midseason. Gabby Hartnet{ succeeded Charley Grimm of the Chicago Cubs and Del Baker replaced Mickey Cochrane of Detroit’s Tigers before the season ended. Thompson (Doc) Prothro came from Little Rock, Ark., of the Southern Association to the Philadelphia Phillies when Jimmy Wilson was ousted. Shortstop Leo Durocher of Brooklyn was selected to replace Burleigh Grimes with the Dodgers, and Ray Blades stepped from the manager’s job at Rochester in the International League to the vacancy left by Frankie Frisch on the St. Louis Cardinals.

Frick Expects Blades To Do Okay for Cards

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 (U. P)—

League said today he expected Ray Blades to make the St. Louis Caro |dinals an excellent leader. “Blades has a good, long National League record,” Frick said, “and he is a man who has made good as a manager in the minors. He should prove to be a good man for the Cards, and I wish him the best of luck in his new position.”

State Crown to Butler Thinlies

Butler today is the mythical holder of the 1938 Indiana College Conference cross-country championship.* The title was decided Saturday when the Bulldog harriers triumphed over Ball State at Muncie. The coveted honor is the first in the victory cap of Ray Sears, who recently began his intial year as the Bulldogs’ track coach. Butler's claim to the title came after an undefeated string of victories over Conference schools. Their triumphs were marked up against Wabash, Indiana Central, DePauw twice and Ball State, the latter’s first defeat of the year. Coach Sears is to center his attention this week on preparations] for the Big State cross-country meet to be held on the Fairview campus Saturday at 10 a. m.

Loop Basketball (ames Under Way:

Six basketball leagues are to be sponsored by the Bush-Feezle Sporting Goods Co. this winter, Manager Carl Callahan announced today. Three of the leagues are to open at various gyms this week with the others following next week. The Manufacturers League, playing at the Hoosier Athletic Club, is to open tonight with the following

DEPAUW MAPS FATHER'S DAY

Football Game, Reception And Banquet Are on Saturday Program.

Times Special GREENCASTLE, Nov. 8—Plans for Fathers’ Day at DePauw University Saturday have been completed and include the DePauwWabash football game, a reception at 5:30 p. m. and banquet at 6 p. m. in the gymnasium.

Richard Hughes, 4025 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, is one of 15 new pledges to Delta Omicron Pi, national premedics honorary fraternity. Other pledges are Crofford Vermillion, Anderson; Edward Burney, Portsmouth, O.; William Abdon, Aurora; Ira Wiggens, Kankakee, Ill.; Melvin Bayly, Oak Park, Ill; Richard Lininger, Huntington; William Blake, Marion; John Manning, Muskegon, Mich.; John Streepey, New Albany; Richard Gwartney, Los Angeles, Cal.; Leland Stoddard, Mount Carmel, Ill.; John Saloman, Princeton; Max Tucker, Angola, and John Wolaver, Springfield, Ill.

WATER GO. STUDY MAY BE LAUNGHED

Council May Name Committee Tomorrow.

City Council members may meet in special session tomorrow to discuss appointment of a special committee to study possible purchase by the City of the Indianapolis Water Co., Edward B. Raub, Council president, said today. At the regular meeting last night, Councilmen said they had been notified to “stand by” for notice of such a meeting. The original proposal to name the special commit-

Cable, a Democrat. A delegation . of South Side citizens, headed by John F. White, member of a Citizens Track Elevation Committe, and Harry Dynes, asked Councilmen to include Shelby St. in track elevation plans. The delegation was told that Councilmen would give the matter “serious consideration.”

50 WESTERN UNION BOYS GO ON STRIKE :

Demand Wage-Hour Law Be |": Enforced in Bronx.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 (U. P.).—Ap-

proximately 50 Western Union messenger boys in the Bronx went on strike today to enforce the new Federal Wages and Hours Act.

Messages were being delivered by

telephone in five of the borough's eight branch offices.

Executive officers of Western

Union declined immediate comment.

The manager at the main Bronx

office said the full force of 20 messengers there was on duty, but that they were not delivering messages because of “fear of violence.”

The strike was in protest against

paying messengers at the pre-law wage rate instead of the prescribed

25-cent hourly minimum. The company is awaiting a Federal ruling on its request for exemption from the wage provisions. Messengers who struck are members of the American Communications Associate, a C. I. O. affiliate. >

$162,000 YOUNG WILL PROBATED

Executors under the will of Charles A. Young who died last week, had been qualified and approved today by Probate Court to administer his estate valued at approximately $162,000. Executors who qualified were the American National Bank of Indianapolis, Mrs. Ida A. Young, the wife, and a son, Edwin J. Young. The will left the entire estate to the wife, except for a trust provision providing for the payment of $600 a year to Anna M. Young, Young was general manager of the

Indianapolis Bleaching Co.

schedule: Kingan vs. P. R. Mallory, 7:15 p. m. XU. S. Tires vs. Stewart-Warner, 8:15 p. m. Hoosier Athletic vs. Rockwood HMfg., 9:15 m.

Kingan, Mallory and Rockwood were members of the loop last year while the others are new teams. Officers of the league include Robert Mathers, president; L. P. Isrey, vice president; Del Ciffin, secretarytreasurer. John Blankenship and Ted Lentz are to officiate. The Downtown Merchants circuit is to open tomorrow, also at Hoosier, with this schedule: Texaco vs. L. S. Ayres, 7:30 p. m. J. C. Penney vs. Wm. H. Block, 8:30 p. m. H. P. Wasson vs. Hibben-Hollweg, 9:30 m. The Swinford Texaco and J. C. Penney are new members. Officers are F. Weeks, president; R. Miiler, vice president; V. C. Roberts, sec-retary-treasurer. Officials are Doc Silvers and Bill Weiss. On Friday play will open in the Friday Night League at the Broadway M. E. Gym at Park Ave. and 29th St. with George J. Mayer meeting Elwood Pattern at 7:15 p. m,, Lambert's tackling Swinford Texaco Station at 8:15 p. m. and Kingan Knights battling the Shawnee A. C. an hour later. League officers include R. J. Barnard, president; Ralph Iles, vice president, and Dave Eader, secre-tary-treasurer. Bud Holt has been selected to referee.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1938

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Nov. 8 1938

MARLEY—Jesse O., 1233 Linden St., beloved husband of Clara Marley, father of Kenneth and Mrs. Ruth Eibling, Mrs. Esther Beaver and Mrs. Cecil Baker of Gatos, brother of Mrs. Anna Michel, . Ethel Neely, Mrs. Josie Combs, Arlie ny Ouros Mar ey, Wednes away Sunday, Nov. at Das ednejIs o% 9, 2 oil UNERAL OME, LL 22 D aL Friends invited. Interment Washington Park. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

PAYNE—Maurice, beloved son of Margaret Payne, passed away November 6. Friends may call at the home, 1250 S. Capitol Ave., after Dies Funeral services 3:30 p. m. Wednesday. Interment New Crown. W. T. BLASENGYM SERVICE.

PRYOR—Leonard B., of 1314 S. Harding St., beloved husband of Marie Eryor,. father of Grace, Jack, Ma ou and Joan Pryor, brother of Wendon and Howard Pryor, passed away Nov. 7, 95s 45 years. Services Wednesday, 2 Dp. at W. D. BEANBL LOSSOM MORTUARY, 1321-27, W. Ray St. Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Friends invited. Friends may call at his home any time Tuesday and Wednesday until noon.

SHAFER—Eva A., widow of the jole Newton Shafer, mother of Walter D. of Detroit, Mich.; Fred, Ft. Plains, N. Y.,, and Alfred of Seattle, Wash.; sister of Mrs. Emma Flick and John Dennis, passed away Monday, Nov, > Panera) services Thursday, Nov. 10, m. at the GADD FUNERAL HOME, ai ns and Prospect Sts. Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill. Mortuary after 6 p. m. Tuesday.

SMITH—Bert C., age 686, Dasged away Monday at Methodist Hospita He is sur. the mother, SS Smith; Garland Smith and three sisters, Pearl, and Lula: one brother, [Earl Smith. ao. ices Wednesday, Nov. the PASCO FUNERAL HOME, Blige Ind. Interment Greenwood, Ind.

STEVENS — Mary, age 80 yeads, wife of George W. Stevens and mother of George H., William and Harry Stevens and Mrs. Jennie Benner of Indiana olis, and Mrs. Mary Dorset of Cleveland, O., passed away Sunday, Nov. neral Wednesday, Nov. 9, at the res dents 817 Gerard Drive, at 8:30 a. m. and at St. Anthony’s Church, 9 a. m. Burial St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call a residence any time. For further information call ROYSTER & ASKIN

TALKINGTON—Martha Louise, age 75, beloved mother of Estel, Cecil, Mrs. Marie Burger, George, Mrs. Leah Howard % =

vived vifare:

beloved

p. m. Friends may call at the home of Mrs. Leah Howard, 5137 E. St. a. 3 p. m 2 ondey: Funeral : ednesday at the above address. RSEY ‘SERVICE. g

THOMAS—Billie Tair, beloved daughter of : d M Hezron C. Thomas,

1 Sullivan, Ind. dries invited." ire

UMSTAEDTER — David M., husband of Louise Gardner Umstaedter, assed away Tnesiay e m. Services Thursday, 10 aan e BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Priends Burial Crown Hill

WEBB—Betty Ann, beloved little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David P. Webb, died Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. m., 24 hi home, 928 Woodlawn Ave.; 10 St. Patrick’s Church. Burial Holy ory Cemetery. Friends Invited,

invited.

Funeral Directors 5

COPE—Kenneth V., beloved husband of Nellie I. Cope, brother of Charles and John Cope and Mrs. Reba Baker, away Sunday, Nov. 6, at 544

Drive, Woodruff Place. Funeral Sunes Nov. 9, at FINN BROS, FUN HOME, 1639 N. Meridian, at 2 Interment Glen Haven Cemetery.

GEIGER—Adam, beloved husband of Ethel, t his home, Rural Route Services NAN MOR

og m.

TUARY Wednesday, 10 Friends invited. Burial Washington ark,

GROSSART—Charles A. beloved husband of Florence Wagner Grossart, father of Fred, Joseph Grossart, died Sunday. a home, 5148 N. Meridian St. Funeral servces at the home Thursday, 2 p. erment Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends jnviteds |

AL [3129 N. Hilots.

WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME

DR-2570. - HA-451¢4,

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. MICH. ST. BE-1934.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

MORTUARY 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-4400

2226 She

Friends may call at the;

ther Brandman, passed | FURNI

Funeral Directors BERT S. GADD

2430 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S

522 E. Market. PERSONAL SERVICE

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY

951 N. DELAWARE ST.

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST.

MOORE & KIRK

IR-1159. CH-1806. TA-6056-3. SHIRLEY BROS, CO,

946 N. Illinois St. LI-5409.

USHER MORTUARY

New Location 2313 W. Wash. St., Be. 4567 J. C. WILSON

DR-0321. 1230 Prospect St. DR-0322.

Results at lowest want ad word rate in the city in The Times. Phone RI-5551.

DR-5307.

RI-5374.

DR-4471,

Florists & Monuments

Delaware Flower Shop 2922 'N. DELAWARE. -TA=3161.

male (gray, |____ Answers, ‘‘Sandy.

Lost and Found

LOST (South Side)—Cairn, resembles Scottie). Reward, CH-1161.

LOST—Red Irish setter, male, ‘Mickey. Nae of owner on collar: reward. JO N J. WELDON. (H-5713-M.

EA OR STOLEN—BIlack sow, 75th Pia’ and Springmill Road; reward. BR-

LOST—Gray fender apron. ning, on 10th St. CH-6870.

Sunday eveLOST—White, wire-haired terrier, black

spot on side, harness. Reward. LI-7605. Help Wanted—Female 8

TURE canvassers wanted. A ply WASHINGTON FURNITURE CO., 516 E Washington. LI-0708.

Schools & Instructions 12 VOCAL

.|Personal Services

TRUSSES - 2 =

DO you want to raise money for your organization? Our minstrel show is at youE disposal. CHURCH M fo =

Lessons $1.00 and $1.50. LI-4287.

For SECURITY and CoMiopT

FRAUER & CO.

ASSN. 827 Occidental Bldg. WEISSMAN MOTORS. Studsbaker Dist}ibuser Phone—Day, LI-25i1 Night, CH-5243 Oil Permanent, Hairculte Shampoo $1

and INTERNATIONAL 239° N. Penn. Most Fabric Tears, Holes, Burns oi, fonrics

INDIANA WEAVING CO. LI-9674

HAIR DYE LRiGYed itm BEAUTY SCHOOL, 229 N. Pie 2d Floor.

Facial, Shampoo and Set.. .......500 LAIR” BEAUTY “ACADEMY 4th Floor Kresge Bldg. ESKENAZI-MORDOH—Close daily he m.

Saturdays, 12 noon. LI-9534. South

PENNSYLVANIA, 'N,, 1922—Trained nurse: care patient; excellent heat, food, care. TA-2844.

FE 665 East—Board, room for convalescent, aged people; Boy ented nurse; heat. good food.

US HAIR. moles

SUPERFLUO removed 4 lysis. PLUMMER - GO. . $00 Bankers Trust RI-108,

Money Received $100

NEED MONEY? AUTO-FURNITURE-NOTE LOANS

our signature only if you are ste ans to fit ye ad: APPLY BY HONE, Reduced Cost or on Loans Above $100

Borrow on employed. every purse.

200 Roosevelt Bld 205 Oda Fellow Bldg.

(Ommonwealth

OVER FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE

TOTAL COST

Cost to

Monthly Prompt Payments Payers $12 $8

24 16 300 36 24 You receive the entire amount

of loan. Total cost included in first 3 payments.

smaller

304 Kresge Bldg. (Cor. Penn, & Wash. Sts.)

arran as in a interview. phone today.

adily Payments to at stop in or write.

ana Wash, In 2491 . a S| neo Wash. and Penn. Linea 8495 2

Larger loans — longer time—

available. persons may oan, on their SIGONLY. All details brief confidential Core in, write or

RIL 7561

FINANCE CORP.

HONOR LOAN

$20 to $300

No Security of any Kind No mortgages, no co-signers or endorsers. Just a plain note

and nothing else. No credi relatives. No fees charged.

it inquiries made of

friends or 10 to 20 months to repay.

TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES 328 Illinois Building, Corner Illinois and Market, Phone Riley 5404 615 Merchants Bk. Bldg., Cor. Washington and Meridian. Rlley 1471

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

CORPORATION

“Doctor of Family Finances”

Tune in EDGAR A. GUEST, Wednesday Evenings 9:30, WF BM

BORROW at MORRIS PLAN

2%) FRIENDLY

eon $100 plea) $6

ins. for 9 months,

On Character or Auto Loans

9, 12, 15 to 18 Months to Pay _

% disc. per year

> 2 Por. * on New Car Pur, sed Cars

APPLY BY PHONE Riley 4466

J TOIT RET

INSTITUTION

: many Toans

/5 Minutes © to customers)

From $75 to $500, to $1,000.

"\ Refinance Your Auto = Consolidate | Bills and Loans == Obtain Additional ‘Cash == Reduce Your Interest Cost. DELAWARE OHIO

2% = LOANSI1%%.=.

on amounts up to $150

FURNITURE

$10 to $300 AUTOS

on balance which exceeds $150

DIAMONDS

20 MONTHS TO PAY

PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSOCIATION 330 Occidental Bldg. S. E. Corner Wash. & Ill. Sts,

RI-3587 (Third

Floor) RI-3587

306-8-10 IND. AVE. RIL 5998

LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES

Equitable Securities Co. Operating as

BUCKEYE FINANCE CO.

219 E. Ohio St. LI-5561.

. LOANS ON__ Furniture, Autos, Diamonds LIBERAL LOAN CO. 152 N. Delaware St. 0 £o LI-6608

62,152 subscribers every day in Afsrion County alone .to read your want ad in The Times. Results _at lowest word rate in the city. Phone RI-5551.

Personal Services

| Farms—Suburban 20

THIS AD worth

* FOOT

$10 on beauty course. Royal Beauty Acad.. 401 Roosevelt Bldg. treatments. DR. A. P. HALL, 403 Kresge Bldg.., RI-3198

(Alteration Specialist)

ALTERATIONS,

ladies’ men's garments; clean, MEY press, reline. Reasonable.

YER O. JACOBS

212-214 E. 16th St. TA-66617.

(Auto Laundry)

Pree Park With R&B

WASH-U-RITE SERVICE

Fash. 7:30 a. m.- ) RE MOTOR LON. TLLINOTS

( FE Supplies)

seat

UX—PYRALUX Fulmer DUCO—DULUX Der eat

covers, trim supplies. 25 W. 2471.

(Chimney Repairs)

CHIMNEY pointing and rehiilaing, Jo2 feat

work: very reasonable. L. L HE-4483.

CHIMNEY pointing, rebuilding. Old, smoky

(Chimney Work)

chimneys 330ned, cleaned out. KEMP &

SON, DR-0878 - (Coach Lines)

1207 8. DR-2476. Chartered Service.

(Furnace Cleaning)

CENTRAL Swallow Coach Lines, Meridian.

SMOKE pipes, 28c foot. and Fepairs. Guaranteed. Free Estimate.

Furnaoes cleaned

BR-4119—Tree trimming,

MATTRESSES,

CONTRACTING and

(Landscape Contractor)

HIGHLAND LANDSCAPE CO.—'‘Distinctive

rock

Landscaping.’. DRAG

evergreens.

Sarcans, trees, shrubs. 134.

SKETCHES made of your SE puseape. Dl. x

mates given on guararteed wor LINS. TA-1020-R-3.

weaning, Ever-

Teens, shiv s, reset. hy pay more?

all De Ford (Mattresses)

pillows, comforts. renovated. E. F. BURKLE, 1 Ave. RI-6695. Since 1886. (Plastering)

3 Tlastering, Patchwork

Sold Mass

a specialty. TA-6 (Paperhanging)

JoB, RE

BR-4119

Why pay more?

ABREX suldings

334 E. Market St.

the city

Farms—Suburban

PAPERHANGING — Painting, enameling,

steam removing: imported, domestic paRoagtt. nteed work. FINCHUM.

250 7 B= OE Pape any FE a

RI-316 a HARVEY. 329 S. State. DR-5740.

Paperhanging built-in archways. Guaranteed.

APERHANGING. painting. roofing. |

general repairs: reasonable. a vears’ ex-

HEAD. CH-02 (Printing

perience.

books. Xmas cards. BS RERE 837 Buchanan.

DR-5217 (Radio Repairing)

Apley Radio Repair. CH-4293.

(Repair Work)

ARPENTER Rok, repair work, cement, etc. HA-2485-M

(Tree Trimming) Tree trimming, Bvergreens, _ shrubs all De Ford. (Window Cleaners)

stores, factories,

pruning. reset.

ad word rate in Pell a one ha Phone RI-5551.

Nea

E building and and king. w

113 A.

Davis Resi Estate Co.

SMALL FARMS

ts, level, very fertile. nied Post Road. Excellent for

RI-5182, TA-1562

a near Spence Sood bldgs. Merchantab lo & timber. $2500, = of trade for city property. Mz. Davis

LI-5545

ACRES, Shwe est of Danville, Ind.; RR, mii = Soe 4 oultry house,

Hi SAE i ice ads in In ard. i

Nea Sarl,

Paint washing, 00 A

r HOMES, ol

SEMI-SUBURBAN, East. Nice 5-rm. bunga= low, nice porches, gas, elect., gar. Excele lent condition, close to transportation, new school. $2000: 10% Howe, CH-6204, HUDELSON, 2619 E. 12th S

2 ACRE FILLING STATION 6-room modern;’ 2-car fo road oultry house; shade, fruit on state road 6 miles of Monument; $3700. CH-5728. RI-5655. GOODE-GOODE. - IR-1264.

138 A., Boone Co. Extra good farm, 22 miles northwest near Road 52. Buy a farm now for as little as 10% down. “The Farm Man.” TA-4286, 38510 N. Penn., B-2.

Business Property

FACTORY SPACE FOR LEA oT 50.000 sg. ft. at 12c; B LEAs 2 Washington and Harding Sts. Elevators railroad switch. sprinkler, truck d Call DR-1471.

WAREHOUSE space, 117 ft. 100 ft.; concrete floor; sprinkler Supa sidé track; all on main floor; watchm n’s service; no heat; reasonable. IR-1551.

ROOMING HOUSE, partly furnished, s rooms; good income. Must sell at once, by owner. Cash, $300.00. 426 E, 9th.

DESIRABLE club or lodge room. S oa 2 rental. 5356 Ww. Washington.

Results at Jowest want ad word rate the city in The Times. Phone Bi-S500

Moving & Storage 24

HOGAN MANSFER & STORAGE CORP, CY ine-saskin -Demothin STORAG E FOR FURNITURE Van Service to a 48 States AERO MA

Agents 863 Massachusetts Ave. RI-3398 PE ~HART BROS.—1906 Tallman. Estie

mates cheerful iven. e able. CH-6644. Y nine day. x Y Teasope

..B. C. TRANSFER & STORAGE, LI.8031, 227 KE. St. Clair. Scaretal White Drive ers.” Estimates given.

MOVING—EXPERIENCED white men only. Free estimates. BE-1185. 1639 W. Market.

Houses & Lots for Sale 25

BEING BUILT

5 NEW HOMES S. Delaware St., north of Flea sant Rus. $4500 to $5000 F. H. A. Loan SEE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, Bridges & Graves, 243 N. . _ RI-347,

16TH AND COLLEGE AVE AVE.

Ten room oem, 2 baths, gar. Ideal for roo! or professional Jocation: $4750. Sn 11-59 6. OLIVER H. CLARK AGEN

BE SURE of your title. stract pre ared by

nion 155 E. Market St.

WILL BUILD you a new modern home and finance it 90% under FHA. you have $450 to $600 cash or clear lot d can ay $32 to $42 per month, write ox 656, imes.

$100 DOWN buys a 5-room bungalow, suburban, with garage; Sis a month, Phillips, DR-5252, with JA . CARR, Union Trust Bldg., 1-353.

NEAR CENTRAL ON 20TH. - Wim 3 dipiex: five Sownsis Ione rs to make payments. , 500. Terms. Jack Cline, HE1138, ;

Title Co. . Union Title Bldg.

W. 30TH—SEVEN-ROOM MODERN Why pay rent? $250 down, $30 mo ACRO REALTY, Rr.dogg monte MAKE OFFER—OWNER SELLING . ° Two semi-modern homes, excellent Ot dition. DR-6686. . WILL BUILD you a new finance it 90% under write Box 656 Times.

FRIES sete BET styles. oice a MOD BUILDERS 00 Ee

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