Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 March 1939 — Page 26

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.ment on German Township Schoolgrounds;

$3,000,000 IN WPA PROJECTS WAIT APPROVAL

Harrison Is Largest; Beech Grove Seeks $4932. «

Plans for WPA projects totaling nearly $3,250,000 were submitted for approval at state WPA headquarters this week, John K. Jennings, state administrator, said today. The largest was the U. S. Army request for a $1,655,730 project for rehabilitation of buildings and grounds at Ft. Harrison, Mr. Jennings said. The State Department of Public Welfare requested a $1,321,020 project for state-wide supervision and co-ordination of recreational facilities. The Governor's Commission on Unemployment Relief asked approval of a $378,182 fund to be used in distribution of food, clothing and other commodities to indigents. Other projects included: Marion, Allen and Cass Counties—$10,251 for eradication of Japanese beetles; sponsored by State Department of Conserva-

Steuben County—$143.810 for improvement of County roads; sponsored by Steuben County. Whitley County—$13,937 for Fleaning and renovation of various township schools; sponsored by County Board of Education. Jay County—$144,650 for improvement of County roads; sponsored by Jay County Commissioners DeKalb Couaty—$15, 115 for construction of new Sidewslis in Garrett; sponsored by City of Garr La Porte Cot nty—=$196,790 for improvement in Michigan City's Washington Park; sponsored by oard of Park Trustees of lenigan City. Marshall County—$14, 706 for improvesponsored by German Township Dubois County—$6533 for " sidewalks, curbs and gutters in a dinand; sponsored by. Ferdinand Town B Vigo County—$2445 oar interior painting

Truck Test

Marmon-Herring ton Co. Tries Machines in State ‘Arabia.’

N Indiana “Arabia” of loose sands and high, shifting dunes is being used by the Marmon-Her-rington Co. of Indianapolis to test its all-wheel-drive trucks for service in Arabia. The first part of a fleet of the trucks, being built for an oil company, is being driven over the dunes | where soil conditions resemble a desert. Oil field service on the Arabian] desert is a severe test of a truck’s power, tractive ability and stamina, | according to the company. “Some years ago our trucks were used in transporting pipe and equip-| ment for the oil pipe line from Iraq] to the Mediterranean Sea,” A. W. Herrington said. “This distance of 1200 miles across desert country was so wild that armed guards were necessary to protect the property from the desert] tribes. It was about the same: time that regular freight and passenger; service, using Marmon-~Herrington equipment, was established across| the Syrian desert from Damascus to Bagdad.” In addition to heavy duty models

x of Marmon-Herrington trucks, the

local company also converts all standard Ford trucks, passenger cars and commercial cars to all-wheel-drives.

YOU HAD A NECK AS LONG AS THIS FELLOW AND HAD

PERMANENT

Complete Haircut, hampoo, § Special Oil Wave

Work GUARANTEED by EXPERTS

DELUXE PERMANENTS

Spiral or Croquisnsie 31.555, $3.50; 35. abL “Waves "CUARANTEED

CENTRAL BEAUTY

MUSCULAR

RHEUMATIC

~ PAINS-ACHES

It takes more than “just a salve” to bring speedy relief. It takes a *“‘counterderitant”’ like good old soothing, warme ing Musterole to penetrate the surface gkinand help toquicklyrelieve the painful local congestion and aches due to colds. Muscular Jumbate, sarences and stiffnerally yield promptly. De rs the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Musterole has been used by millions for 30 years, Recommended by rs 2nd nurses. In many Sons Children’s (mild)

snd by od Strong, 40F, All druggists,

INE

AN r MUSTARD PLAST TER

Lace Dinner CLOTHS Size 72x90. ng 98

hand made China. Reg. $e 98 value.

LE DavP Eg he :

Charles J. Kotteman, formerly president of the Kotteman Furniture Co. and long an Indianapolis

resident, died today at his home, 34 W. Fall Creek Parkway, South Drive. He was 71. Mr. Kotteman retired from the furniture business 12 years ago. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth. Mr. Kotteman was ‘at one time secretary and treasurer of the East Washington Merchants Association. He also was a member of the Ancient Landmarks and the Murat Temple. Services are to be held at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary at 10:30 a. m. Monday. Burial will be at Crown Hill.

in Riley Township school: sponsorcd by

Riley ‘Township.

Elkhart County —$5981, for repairing nd ¥ e books in the township schoo. 25 sponsored by tne County Board |if not delighted; JOG the So us. ae: Wo wil

rebinding of libraries; of Educatio

Madison URLTSH%. 000 ments to County highways; County Commissioners. - Marion County—$4932 for in Beech Grove schools; Beech Grove. Steuben County—s11, 626 for ments to Fish Hatchery; by the Town. ot Orland.

sponsored

EFROYMSO

for improveby clerical work sponsored by

improve- |G I : 1 sponsored reat . =

REALTORS MEET AT LU. APRIL 4

State Association,” School Of Business Sponsor Conference.

Times Special : BLOOMINGTON, March 10.— The first annual Real Estate Educational Conference will be held at Indiana University April 4. “The Real Estate Cycle” will be the theme of the conference, which is sponsored by the Indiana Real Estate Association and the Indiana University School of Business. Among the speakers will be Roy Wenzlick of the Real Estate Analyxs of St. Louis; Prof. H. E. Hoagland, Ohio State University, and

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indisriapolis Times, Friday, March 10, 1939

ANDERSON—Ernest L., beloved husband of Hertha (nee Jung): Anderson, father of Edward L., Robert C. and Roy E. Anderson, son ot Ida Anderson, brother of Mae Purcell, passed away idarch 9. Funeral Monday, 2:30 p. from Zion Evarigelical Church, corner Tot North and New Jersey Sts. Friends may call at the Hermann Runieral Home; 2129 N. feridian piel noon Saturday. 120

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ASHBEOOK—Georgeanna, of 2319 Rooseyelt Ave., beloved wife of William A. Ashbrook, departed this life ‘Thursday. Funeral Saturday, arc t MOORE & T AL HOME, 2530 Station St.,, 10 a. m Burial Washin ngton Park Cemetery. Friends invited.

BAUMANN Grace, 44 1558 Naomi St., heloved wife of uis J. Baumann mother of Mrs. Helen Stuart and Edward Shuey, fase away Thursday p. ‘ neral Monday, p. m., at A 5

RMAN (0) East St. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the fu- . neral home after noon Saturday.

BUENTING—Lueppo D., beloved hus of Ella E. Buenting and father of isband 8. > sia Mrs.

Mrs a E. I al A passed away wursda 9. Funeral services wi HOME, ‘clock. 5 afternoon, urial Crown

years,

Dr. J. Bion Philipson, FHA chief market analyst, Chicago.

Use Mercolized Wax to Help Beautify Your Skin

It flakes off the outer cuticle, clears away superficial blemishes of external origin and reveals the hidden beauty of the skin beneath. Sold at all cosmetic counters.

Conditions Due to S Ba allpacs acd fre)

IN MEDI [EVAL times brewing was a secret art land mystery—but today those who enjoy (beer realize something of the significance! behind the brew . . . its valyes and fits contributions to the public.

Beer fis a barley malt and cereal beverage—the principal ingredient is barley— hops—water and yeast. Properly brewed beer is a lengthy and scientific process. It is highly important for a brewmaster to be equipped with both practical and theoretical knowledge of his profession. Falls City|1s a refined uniform palatable refreshing beverage + « « brewed by experts.

We Made It Good You Made It Famous.

THAT FAMOUS

ators

TO-NIGHT

BD {1k & COLEMAN

EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS Indianapolis, Ind.

LI. 5301

TWO COMPLETE MEN'S STORES

TODAY FO

THE FIRST TIME WE PRESENT

525 NEWEST SPRING SUITS and TOPCOATS

Bought at a Great Sacrifice—Go on Sale at 9 A. M. Saturday

ALL-WOOL

SUITS

VALUES TO $25.00 SALE PRICE

Plain Backs! Belted Backs! Double Breasted! Single Breasted! Conservatives!

Latest

Fine All-Wool Worsteds New Greens, Greys, Browns, Blues

Chalk Stripes

. $26.00 VALUES

New Greens New Tans New Greys New Raglarns

Topcoat Sale ‘Ali-Wool Fabrics

New Belted Modasls

—

SALE PRICE

elcome. Friends may

II at the funeral home after Saturday

i noon,

CURRAN--Patrick J., brother of Mi John and Mary. Curran and Mrs. chant : all of Indianapolis: Mrs. { . Helen Reed of De- | catur, Ill, diea Wednesday, March 8, :30 p. Funeral Saturday. March 11. from th WELL FU- . Inter‘Friends in-

DEMORION—Strat' age 55, beloved hus- | band of Paulina Demorion, passed awa, Marh Funeral from his iidence, He Ww. Mary and, Monday, 1:30 p. manian ‘orth odox Cron. 2p. ne Burial Floral Park Cemetery & FINN FUNE DIREC CTORS.

FORSTER—Mamie, beloved daughter of Mrs. Caroline Goecking, mother of Mrs. Carolyn Denson. sister of Margaret fe gerald and Mrs passed | Chester, services Saturday. ‘March at the |

Y, DON a HOME, 11807 Ne Tilinois, Burial nat ington Park. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home any time.

GRAFFTEY—Martha, mother of Mrs. Leota Icerman oft Muncie, Ind. and Harry ye. X glassed ~ervices NAN MoRTHA elock. Fri Ay

HALL—Miletus S. (Lee), entered into rest Friday, lage 73 years, husband of Dora Hall, father of Mrs. Edna Culver, John A. and Virgil Hall, rote of Mrs. Sadie Mikels, Ora and Amos Hall. Funeral a. m., at the residence of the Ro 5 N. yyarman Are. e emetery eridan. Ind. HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL in charge.

KOTTEMAN—Charles, passed awav Priday|— poring oirices at the FLANNER & ANA, MORTUARY Motits To. 5 vite urial Or Sal mien iavited Bo rans

KRE TSCH--Florence, widow of the late Albert Eretsch, passed away at the home of her grandson, Albert Rentsch, 872 Eugene Si. Thursday evening. March 9 Funeral Monday, March 13, 8:30 FINN OS. FUNERAL HOME. "1639 : Meridian, orices at Holy Angels’ Chu rch. Friends invited. Friends Jay gan he the funeral home 2 to 4 and m,

LUCAS—Emma A., age 75 vears. beloved wife of (George L. Lucas, mother of Mrs. Lyndall F'. Scarbrough and Kirby Lucas, sister of | Mrs. E. F. Peterson. passed away early Thursday at residence, 106 N. Belmon ave. Funeral service Satura FUNER

C B EB 19% W. W. Michigan St. Friends in-

HOME Bua) Crown Hill. call at funeral home any tim

MULLINS--Jerinle, mather of George R. Mullins, passed away at the home of her son, 5307 Gu liford Ave., evening. Funeral service at St. Arc Church, 9 o'clock Saturday morning. Burial Chicago, Ill. Sel may call at the HISEY & TITUS MORTUARY after p. m. today.

NICHOLSON—Harry age 53, beloved husband of Nelli Binele, and father of Phyllis. Harry and Martha Nicholson. and stepfather of Leonard J. Hackney; brother of Mrs. C. Bry ant of Cincinnati, O., departed this life Yeanesday afternoon. auneral Saturday, 1:3 at| SHIRLEY BROS. CENT Illinois Le 10th St. Friends Burial Washington Park, Friends may call at chapel any time,

PEATHER Mar aret Alice, beloved wife of James W. Prather, mother of Maude Dollens, : Minor and Frank Prather, Mrs. neis Moore, Harlin, Virgil and Ceeil Prather, died Wednesday, March 8. Funeral at her r sidence, 2344 Renwood Ave., Saturday, March 11. at 12:45 p, Services at Centennial Church, 2 p. m Suial Centennial Semelery, Martinsville, riends BLACKWELL SERVICE, [Martinsville papers please

Stiends may

Thursday Joan or

SPARKS Pienk, shtered into rest Thursday, age years, father of erman Sparks, Drones of 'Herchell ora Services Saturdhys 3:30 p. m., at YW. MOO: PEACE CHAPEL. Burial Floral

TILFORD—GCeorge Sr., husband of Mar Tilord father of George Jr.. son of ro, E. Tilford, Pron er of Mrs. Pearl Kopnle. Elmore and Howard Tilford, died at their residence, 1402 Silver Ave., Zhirsday, Tuners! 2 at iy mes atur Buria 0 ly Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.

YANCEY—Dcra B. of 530 N. Dorie Ave., entéred into rest Wednesd ay, 6

Dorothy Elkins n Yaricey, sister of Mrs. Nellie Shannon, Edward C. Medford, Arthur ahd George R. Wood. Services Saturday. 2 HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CaAbr Burial Crown Hill,

Card of Thanks 2

WRIGHT—W2! wish to express our appreciation to Baker and Son, Danville, adutants, Rev. Gaharinger, the singers, riends, neighbors and relatives, who extended their kindness and SymBathy in our present bereavement. ND RS. B. V. IGHT AND FAMILY, 1638 Rembrandt St.

Funeral Directors WALTER T. BLASENGYM

FUNERAL HOME

3228 Shelby DR-2570 3129 N, Tilinols HA-0160

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. MICH. ST. BE-1034

FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-4400

BERT S. GADD

2430 Prospect it.

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY | 951 N. DELAWARE ST. i | LI-3828

G. H. HERRMANN _

1505 8. EAST ST.

MOORE & KIRK

IR-1159 CH-1806 TA-6056-8

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

946, N. Illinois 8%.

J. C. WILSON

1230 Prospect St.

DR-5307

RI-5374

R-4477

LI-5409 DR-0321 DR-0322 Florists and Monuments 6

Shop

Delaware Flower 2922 N. DELAWARE

62,153 subscribers every day a Marton County slo alone to Resa hos LL int rate in the city, Phache 8560

nti,

Lost and Found 7 |505 — HOOSIER HOTEL

Lost Leica Camera

In DON 1 leather Sase on: Greyhound Bus, Feb.| 27, belo ngs to - CHANT, Buéyris Bvansvie, Ind. Reward. :

100r-=Aliba TEL Te led 1 rater. Hotel.” Rewato | BE-0163.0 © <%¥poo

LIBERAL reward: lost Hietiow So ing.

keepsake, man's

row [Terre Don (Ind.) papers

he G. H.|’ 8. | living, to contact home owners.

Help Wanted—Female

[Personal Services

Personal Services

WOMEN WANTED

To contact ‘home owners} pleasant work; no selling: drawing account. Apply A. M., 909 .N. apitol.

EXPERIENCED bapist for credit departFully advised in all phases of Re opr 118 N. Pennsylvania.

RAINBOW BEAUTY ACADEMY 4th Floor Kresge Bldg. HOUSEWIVES—Rugs repaired—cut down

T-hound—refringed. Teasonable, by private party. LI-72

WOODRUFF PLACE oe Home, invalids, convalescents; reasonable. 895

GIRL—Wrhite; light housework; no SaturA or Sunday; walking distance. 23 S.

. fo

AMATEURS; Singers, dancers, novelt acts. Cash prizes. No minors. CH-1814. GIRL—Wanted for restaurant work at 1 S. Meridian. Call between 7 and 8

t. a HOUSEWORK—More for home than a

Good Christian home. Call BR-2098.

Help Wanted—Male MEN WANTED

Who are Interested in earning

good | = No sellM., 909

ing; drawing account. Apply A.

N. a ol.

rson for custodian in a afte A nila ding in Greencastle. Knowle of decorating. Apartment Tmished i A salary. A-1 references. uall TA-3095 between 9-12 a. m. or after 8 Hh .

CLOTHING SALESMAN

Full or part time. For appointment, phone MR. WOEHLER, LI-5203.

EXPERIENCED collector, credit clothing. Must be experienced and not afraid to work. 118 N. Pennsylvania.

WANTED — Ventriloquist, ever during summer season, LI-576 _ 8a m and 5 p. m. WANTED—Man, wife (white), ' all-around handy; apartment, utilities, _ wages; give reference. Box 3 Times. WHITE, married man. caretaker for small |p apartinent east. Boiler firing experience.

Sunday between

50 to 60

62,152 subscribers every day in Marion County alone tov read your want ad in The Times. Results at lowest word rate in the city. Prone RI-5551.

Jobs Wanted—Female 10

Emig companion. general office,

ali 1 full time schedule,

= TRUSSES .

Sor >

os $3. $3.50,

or? Good salary Ake 28. Experienced.

References. Yir-733

Schools & Instructions 12|re

WANT A JOB?...

Then be prepared soon by an experienced accountant for office work.

Special offer in effect

"Calculating Machine School

“The School That Graduates Experts 910 Test Bldg. 3817.

ARE living expenses NOrrying you? No cost jhaintenance arranged. ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD. 401 Et or Bldg.

Special Announcements 12B

ATLASLAND RESTAURANT-Try our complete Sunday chicken dinner. 45c. Noon ples lu Juneh, 35c. Morris and Kentucky.

THE LITTLE PIE SHOP-Delicious Ope. made Dl ches served. 748 S. _ erson. IR-002 IF vou want a LAY CAB, call for prompt service.

LI-0033

Get want ad results in The Tim lowest word rates in the city. RI-5551 for quick results at low cos

es at Phone ost.

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For SECURITY and COMPURT

BE Woy JER & CO. ‘456 E. Wash. St.

WEISSMAN MOTORS Studebaker Distributor \ 961 N. idian. Phone—Day. LI-2511. Night, CH-5242, LOVELY modern country home for clderly SFSONS. Wholesome food, nurses servR. - 30, Box 183. Phone CumberJona 49-W-4

CHARM school classes, day; evenings. personality development guaranteed; phongerapn records of your speaking voice.

Personal Services

International Beauty School, 229 N. Penn.

Tears, Holes, Burns Most Fabrics INDIANA WEAVING CO. L1-9674.

Came for glderly, or convalescént: wpriva fe igme. Excellent care. Good food.

Part or | WALL

.|0il Permanent Complete, $1|.

Middle Drive, Woodruff Place.

AGED—Convalescent, mild mental, ill General or bedside care; reasonable; references CH-3654.

LADIES’ clubs and organizations can make RE No investment or selling.

Made to order.

HAND-KENITTED dresses. HU-

New spring Styies, special prices. 3017.

Roofing

ALL KINDS ROOFING — Remodeling, re- - pairs; free estimates: york guaranteed: prompt service. CH-42

(Stamps for Collectors) AND FOREIGN STAMPS’

recancels, Coin a 802 STATE LIFE BLDG. / :

(Window Cleaners)

ABBEX _ Buieiny, tio facories S. . 334 E. Market St. RI-8700.

U. Albums,

Farms—Suburban

HAIR CUT. Shampoo, Wave; all 3 for 25¢. Royal Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

25 Hair Cut, Shampoo, Wave. Interc “national School Beauty, 229 N. Penn,

* FOOT RS rose Bldg ELBA : (Alteration Specialist)

e| ALTERATIONS, ladies’. men's garments; clean, repair, press, reline. Reasonable.

MEYER O. JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th St. TA-6667. (Auto Repairing) ED JETT'S GARAGE-Motor rebulldjng: body and crane service. Free estimates. 517 N. Talbott. LI-0972. (Body-Fender Repairs) BODY-FENDER repairs, simonizing, autheorized Duco-Dulux Fpnshine guaranteed. 2957 Central, TA-3377. (Bldg.—Contractors) coating carpentry. »lastering, pointing remodeling, building. Pa} ments. timates free. CH-2273, (Cement Contractors) |

HENRY GLESING, cement floors, arches,

steps, walks, driveways; reas. (Cleaners) QUALITY CLEANERS. Work that will please. DAN HOFFMAN, manager, 644 E, 52d., HU-38897. (Contracting) GRADING, sodding. excavating, basement digging, cement work: manure; teams __to hire. CH-2318. | b (Furniture Repairing)

REFINISHING furniture repair, row type; work Rustantesd)

cabinet CH-

(House Cleaning) WASHING, cleaning, repairing. Take clothing, furniture part payment. Benefit. church. MA-3010. : (Mattresses) MAT TRESSES, pillows. renovated. BE. U. A RI-6605. Since 1886. (Painting and Paperhanging) BEST paperhanging, vainting: 39 samples. Personal serv 0 years’ experience. GORDON, TR-1084.

(Painter and Paperhanger)|

comforts. | Sold, KLE, 431 Mass. ve. |

EORGE R. (DICK) LEWIS Haren decorator, . vainter, paperhanger. 3232. Kenwood TA-2180.

(Paper Cleaning)

PAPER cleaning, a service.

15 years experience, for Call LANNAN. | BE-

(Paperhanging)

PAPERHANGING -— Painting, ea Steaming. Neat work, free LL pies. Prompt service. White. PF. PEN TON. CH-2711-M.

PAPERHANGING. ‘39 samples. _anteed. ROB PAPERHANGING. Paitin ting. en = is Reasonable. ER & SON. IR-4252, TRi-2714. PAPERHANGING — Best workmanship; PRustacHon assured: reasonable price. P. HEN , DR-7922.

A-1 TN Ie bs roll. cleaning 5c; guaranteed: 13 vears’ experiet ce: __reference. __ HERALD. BE-0614.

\ _21 Paperhangin

MA.- 3157 done right. But on CH-3870 fo Joithe. ne CH-0512

Paperhanging. steaming, painting; prompt wk. guar. Paperhanging shown [ie

1st class: samples zheerfully arv. 814 N. Wallace. IR-3132.

(Printing) MANY ORDERS make possible reduction; 1000 paneled business cards now $2.20.

hey're husiness getters. RICHARDS. THE PRINTER, 221 Indiana Ave.

1000 PRINTED envelopes, _letterheads, AYWOOD PRINT

statements. - $2.90. ING , 2239 W. 10th. BE-1880-J. |

Hew

mates fier SA Ts: guar-

Estimates ERTS.

ing to stay.

_Stean

SPEEDWAY—NEW MODERN HOME Five rooms, social room, garage. 1706 Allison. BE-2017-5la ACRES, NEAR LEBANON Electricity. furnace, bath. 5 ACRES, AT ARCA DIA (Electricity, 00 11'2 ACRES, NEA Electricity. Bas CARL GUTZWILLER 3716 Watson Rd.

75 ACRES ON STATE ROAD Good 5-rm., 1-story house, barn, and ultry house; new pain A-1 cond., 2 wells, small woods, $2750. “57000 cash, Poss. now. CH-5728, HE- 3092.

TRE COODE & COODE IR. 1264 8

10%2 ACRES and 5-room modern house; full basement, chix house, barn, fruit, $554 soil. Excellent neighborhood. $3000. 300 cash, balance monthly. Follow Rd, 67 through Mooresville to 1st road to right, then 3rd house north side, Phils lips, DR-5252. MA-2523

JACK C. CARR HU- 2200

> ACRE—4500 WEST, $1250 5 TORE lights, wat. in kitch. Arcola heat. Good orchard. Near Natl, Highway. Part cash. CH-5728. HE-3092.

RN e{ololo] F. We{olo]o) FINITE.

NEAR NATIONAL ROAD—WE Dandy 5-room modern bun ig T etty living room, lovely kitchen, "built-in cabinets, hot water heat, very economical. New stoker, dandy garage and utility room. Corner Jot. Abundance of roses and shrubs. I aE HUDELSON. CH-6204.

40 ACRES, $1500; $300 DOWN 4-rm. house, good barn, outbldgs.,, on ood road, level and mostly jallan e; ours from Indianapolis. CH-572

ri. 5655 COODE & GOODE IR, 1264

LIVE in small town near Indianapolis. _ Cut living cost in half. Comfortable fire= roof home, 10 miles SE in Acton. Bus, rge garden s ace, fruit. Price only $1500, $150 cas Les Rich, LI-1381%,

MA-2523 JACK C. CARR HU-2200

NEAR OSGOOD-—SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE— 120° acres. barn. double crib, house: possession March 1; $550 will handle. Balance, $2.054. over period of 20 years, Mr. Neilson. Ri-4949. ACRO REALTY CO., 209 N. Delaware.

5 ACRES, SOUTHEAST, NEAR TROY 8-Rm. house, new roof and paint; Fare quar furnace; barn, large poultry house, Price, $4250. LI-3814. 28 S. 1.

JENNINGS BROS. Three bedroom modern bune 2 Acres galow; A-1 condition. BEAUTIFUL El SITE. Bargain. Will Dore . -32

90 ACRES—Excellent farm; good Dldgs; elect. Boone Co. Close in near Rd.

TA-4286. 3510 N. Penn. B-2.

John D. Case. 20 ACRES, 11 MILES FROM CIRCLE— Four-room_ house. barn, outbuildings Bn

fr “Edvard $2500, $700 down. R

Del lawa

oi SMALL FARMS—CLOSE IN Four acres. $300 down, near W. 30th, Ten acres. $500 down, W. 10th. Possession. ABE , 1213 N. Ala. LI-9264.

2 ACRE — FIVE ROOM: Biopiinst room, arage. poultry Noise. Colonia) |Ave. near Michigan Road: OOKABILL BROS., RI-8767, BR- 1003.

40 A. Soiitheast of Nasheine: 08 Jouse barn, other bldgs. Al real summer ome; ly "$300 go “gown, $15 mo, Call 214 N a] H-5025

BEAU UL 2 acre lot, gas, Slscirieiiv:

good water available; paved street: bare gain for cash MR. CAINE. -1210.

FOR SA yen acres. eight-room house. Electri ww, miles west. See AL

only

TINDE 3274 TH St., Indpls.

90 ACRES Boone Co., near Rd. 52; 22 miles northwest. Immed. poss. CARL GUTZWILLER, 3716 Watson Rd. HA-1829.

SEVEN atres corn ground for rent, ner Terrace and Sherman Drive.

Cora

Business Property 21

oa ACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE 0 sq. ft. at 12c; located at W. Washe Sts. Elevators, raile truck dock. 1477.

50.00 ny and Hardin~ 8 road switch sprinkler, all DR-

DESIRABLE club or lodge room. Seco!

nd Joon: Jo rental. 5324 W. Washington.

INDIANAPOLIS’ MOST CONVENIENT, COMPLETE

RENTAL DIRECTORY

Rooms Without Board 14

Housekeeping Rooms 17

$2.50—COMFORTABLE warm bath; good iRanispotiation. s leges; gentleman. CH-6275-J $3.50—NEW JERSEY, 1217 N. —Newly decofated warm, every modern sonvenience; aths \ BROADWAY, 2222-—Cozy rm., hot water, breakfast. Girl. HE-2472. BROOKSIDE, 2501—Comfortable; suitable two; constant hot water. Meals optional. Reasonable. CH-5154. CENTRAL, 1418, large, nicely furnished, suitable 2: innersprings, $3 single; $4. 50 _ double. RI-3802. COLLE GE, 4249—Pleasant bath, Tats family. HU-3 EAST, Apt. 16—Large, suitable 1 or 2, “adiolstze” ba bath, innersprings; private home ILLINOIS, 3346 TT home; congenial young business people; $3 "single, _ suitable 2. TA-1706. MERIDIAN, 2100—Large front, suitable 2 2 gentlemen. Good location, $3 single.

room, near home privi-

Innereprings. Near ca

room, near 395.

N.—Nicely furnished, in-

oy 2315 next

nersprings; good jransbortayon; bath; gentleman; $3; on MERIDIAN, 2947 iE sleeping room: next bath; constant hot water. TA-3944. MORRIS, E., 330—2 furnished rooms, nefr bath, private home, good transportation, reasonable. LI- LI-6297.

NEW JERSEY, 1§ near bath;

suitable 1 or 2. Meals optional. HA-3089-R

1903 N,—Nicely furnished, | NEW JERSEY, N..

Ma RE inNice 3-bdrm. fur., home, gar., oF thers. WHITE. HE-4466. 1838 N.—Downstairs, furnished, living EB closed kitchenette; splendid heat; hot water. BELLEFONTAINE. 1022—

Pleasant front rooms; all utilities, RI9169.

Adults. $5.50.

Apartments for Rent

402 N. Meridian 37 W, 21st vees 1433 N: Pennsylvania vie 2052. Hevidi 0: furn., 0:800

GENERAL ART ING,

22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439

ROADWAY, 113é—Room, __ Kitchenette, dite 310% $5; 2 rooms, $5; accommo-

CAPITO N., 734—2-room A uink imag: stoker __ ing space. Adults. CENTRAL, 1219—2-Room apartment, vate & entrance. Sink and water.

CENTRAL 1948—Cozy room; : jew decorated; utilities; 2

location. COLLEGE, 1411 Unfurnished; lower duDax Riot

Joos, heat; water furnished; COLLEGE, NIT furnished front 1-room apartment; utilities; steam heat; _private entrance. DELAWARE, 517 N. near bath; steam “heat. tance. Reasonable

FT. WAYNE, 648—2 front rooms, ne decorated; everything furnished;

apartment; heat; park:

pri'Reas-

kitchenette; fine for

— Large, clean room, Walking dis-

newly reas-

TLLINGIS 2360 N—Alirastive newly decorated studio apariment; kitchenette. Table top stove. Reason y

ie Coay small room; bath; good heat;

kitchenette; near one.

front room: private home, good neat, _ phone. NEW JERSEY, 2062, N.—Twin beds; shower; very yarn, homey; gentleman pre-

ferred. TA-691

NEW JERSEY, N. — Large pleasant ORIENTAL,

RIE N., 20—2-room apartment; Jitilivies) Jt ‘‘nnersprings; private entrance; it PARK, 1635. “Between College and Central cariine. 4 Room aparimenis. HE-

PARK, 2214—Attractively furnished, arge light room, newly decorated, near bat. _ phone. v PENNSYLVANIA, 1347 N—Clean, comfortable, 1 or 2 gentlemen; near bath, quiet __home; _reasonable LI-8857. RUCKLE, 2021, Cozy room, near bath, private home: meals optional; gentleman _ preferred. HA-4763. WASHINGTON, 5316 E.—Large front; 2 closets, comfortable chair, constant ‘bot water; $4 -3803. 29TH, 139 W.—Large front, innersprings, studio couch; private home; gentleman; reasonable. HA-335 15

Rooms With Board

ALABAMA, N., 2341 — Nicely furnished front room; suitable for 1-2 ladies; meals optional. TA-6 58. BROADWAY, 1701—Room in nice Lome; privileges: ; good f food. Gentleman. Reasonable. 5 CENTRAL, 2222 — 85; twin_ beds, hot __ water, shower; three meals. HA-3100-W. COMER, 1205—$5; front room; accommodate 3; good heat; widow's home; 3 meals. 'DR-0114-R ELE 2722—$6 each. Will share = Ey i 3—so cock. girls. DR-6811-M Te 1703 N.—Room, good meals, 1 or 2; home pr privileges; Pennsylvania trole WOODRUFF, 17 E. DRIVE—Nice comfortable rooms. next bath; meals optional. Call CH-H083-W

large 0. room; elderly. convalescents.

ON CARLINE; nice room for elderly couple: priv. home; good meals. CH-2385

Hotels 16|E

$4.50 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL Capitol and Ohio St. ‘Guest Laundry Free

decorated, reBARTON } J Te

i foe: free parking; $5 up. sprin one service; free par N ns st. 11-53

Outside rms.; city ht.. baths, showers all rms. 440 Mass. $3.50 UP.

CAPITOL, 18% 8.: outside MAYFIELD

rms., city ht. Trans., wkly. Housekeeping Rooms 17 N. Tin

5; NEW J Nicely furhished lower: 1 or 3 x04 me shed, downsta “paid ‘tnquire To

WK.—2 Rooms, fur as, lights, water.

Jia mond ring, Bnusual set~ 5

utheastern.. : Et

REST at the Myrtle Lee Home. Attractive!

SHELBY ST. 725—Down and Upstairs; furnished; fights, heat, water paid. SHELBY, 2003!'2—Clean, bedroom, kitchen, sink: next to bath, On carline. Reasonable. 19TH, a 252 Unfurnished 4-room apartheat; water furnished; bath. Be entrance. 10TH—Near Delaware—Large FOIE EeeElE ; 2 room apartment. Water in

2 nice Joos; sn; reasonable; call LI-7 218T, 728 E.—large, combination, room, kitchenette; sink; $5; near College car.

11 E, sink in kitchen; 69.

kitchenette apartment;

Tg i rooms, porch; clean.

sink; private entrance; 1103 Central. -

Apartments for Rent 18

[Available Apartments

College, 1426—5-rms.; ht. & wt. Cie Ns ra rad $37.50 | — m. : Alabama. 190 r S.; $37.50 Coflese, 106-3 rma. hi. & b $32.50 St. . Clair. 3 314 E.—5 rms.; ht. &

$32.50 ht. & wt. furn, $27.50 Li, 8401

"44 Virginia Ave. Dundee Apts. $32.50 Virginia Ave. and McCarty Street. Ef- . | ficiency apts.. unfurnished; heat, gas and electric peirigeralion. fee custodian. 781 . McCarty St., Apt.

Jus S. NEW JERSEY

5-room modern apartment; an 110. SECURITY TRUST

3. : RI-6571.

Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments ' 108 B. Wash., Room 303. LI-5393.

Broadway, 1232-34

and sun room unfurnished; re and water furnished. See custodian. 1227 Park: Apt. 7. Unfurnished

Ft. Wayne JR‘iHities: ET | Davis Real Estate Co. Flesker. [R%

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. HE-1328.

$34 Attractive Efficiency dinette, dr. rm. 1850 N. IIL $5.

and

rooms;

2/1330 CARROLLTON AVE.—i- Bedroom

$7.50, $8.50; FL WAYNE, 709—Furnished 3-room: fron apartment, Frigidaire; walking diacuce! custodian. RI-7054.

$15; 1302 S. Belmont—Refinish2d 3 rooms, unfurnished, water paid. Key 1310 S. Belmont. RI-2022.

$2. 50— WOODRUFF PL., MIDDLE DRIVE, 940—Lower four rooms; frigidaire, gas, ‘water, heat. CH-1339.

furnished i gaeat and water. furnished; d; garage, 3 HALL EL 23 LI-2541

BROADWAY & 10TH.—'‘Huggler; redecorated bedroom apartment: __nished; see now; reduced; adults

CENTRAL, 2131-Furnished, $7; 1 "Henan, private bath; 2 adults.

lovely: unfure

room, HE-

2625 CENTRAL—At Fall Creek; unfure nished upper three bedroom _dupléx; _ heat, water, garage furnished. HE-5269.

LQUREREIE, 6i6 — Modern, f four rooms,’ pain Lo. unfurnished; hot water;

stoker; LI-6080. BR-2593.

MARKET, 13262 E.—Furnished five rms.} Frigidaire,

bath, steam Beare uplex, ‘porches; $40. RI-

MERIDIAN, 946. He one, room; also bachelors; no ocho Hotel service. RI-0243.

chicken:

wards, ACRO REALTY CO.. 208 N,

Terms,

2619

1850, .

m un-

MERIDIAN, N., 3339, APT. 3—Unfurnisned, .

2 bedrooms, maid's room, sunrm., elec.

om Ai A Fas stave ye Sorage. pooper service, -

_ OL NCY. LI-5596, Ta N.—Unfurnished 2-bed« room; utilities; shower: cross ventilae tion. Fine location. - HA-1422. MA-3366

PARK, 1802—Four cheerful rooms, unfurs

nished;

ideal _ Water. Adults.

PENNSYLVANIA, N./ 2101—6 rooms, sun parlor, breakfast room: Yh urnisiieq; good On Ft 1850, BE-444

TIBBS, N., 2002 (Furnished) S-io0m semis, modern cottage: garden; $25 evenings; all day Saturday.: Sunday.

LOVELY two-room apartment, furnished or unfurnished; large, light room; reas _onable. 2509, C Carroll on.

31ST, 348 W.—Three-room lower aparte ment; newly decorated: unfurnished, prie vate home. | HA-4588-J.

THREE-ROOM unfurnished apartment: ree frigsration, stove, Jabinets, laundry.’ “s Summit, LI-292

for quiet couple; heat,

Houses for Rent

month. Call

eet TALE :

§-room lower plex JOHN R ELCH & SONS 23 W. Ohio St. LI- 3423. $35 — BURGE 355—Modern 3- EE gonbis, weatherstripped. garage; water’ paid. TR-4119.

BROOKSIDE PARKWAY, 2521 S Dr.—Six Oday excellent BD adults,

CAPITOL AVE, N., 3167—Six-room double, strictly modern, excellent condition, garage. RI-0782. COLLEGE, §340—Modern 5-room double e; excellent condition; garage; adults, $40. __ BR-4350. . TERN, 333 Tnorousiiy modern 3bedroom co tage. oa Tage excellent cone _ dition; $40. R

HIGH, 1018'% — ,>-oom modern__eottage, water pad; JA en Lilly's. LI-1151. —~6-Room modern, ree oad, yoy furnace, nreplace. gistern, garage, water paid; $25 IR

PARK, 2950—Lower duplex, 5 rooms,

i | I; :

i » # + 4 of 3 i i

m - Sn adults. Rent, $32.50. TA-0788; ad ;

MeCARTY. iL E . ol Unfurnished [3-room, | r duplex. ba ater REST 3laz Pgexton Agency. 07 Foobles |

Rai 1124—House; four Tooms modern; newly decorated; garage aa work garage CHLAND, N.. 253— Rooms; . 590d condition: Farage; $22.50. Virginia A 20TH, W., 813— 8-Room double, tioned rho, $25.00. Virginia Ave. TH, 1153 W.—3 rooms, bath, mo ie good condition. Water ‘paid; mE RI-5065. 33D., 963 W.—Corner, 4-bedroo Ay good condition; $40. POAC 4340

AVE., 2232 (colored)—3-bed | 14 2 {Slo 17.50 ay

COL nIa ‘Feconditi