Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1939 — Page 15

MONDAY, AUG. 28 1939

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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LOCAL DEATHS

John C. Baird

John C. Baird, retired carpentercontractor, died last night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Stella Compton, 33 S. Brookville Road. He was 81. Mr. Baird, who was born in Hodg- | enville, Ky, spent most of his life! in Louisville, moving here 10 years, ago. He had been in ill health two! years. He was a member of the Marcus Lindsay Methodist Church, Louisville, and of Kilwinning Lodge 306, F. & A.M, Louisville,

Mr. Baird is survived by another |

daughter, Mrs. Ona K. Elend, La-! grange, Ill; three sons, Charles T.| and James E. Baird, Indianapolis and Hugh M. Baird, Omaha, Neb.:

two brothers, Ben and James W.|

Baird, and a sister, Mrs. Kate Al-| vey, all of Louisville. The body will be taken to Louisville tomorrow morning for services

at 2 p. m. at the John Maas Mor- |

tuary. Burial will be in Evergreen | Cemetery there. The body will bel ins Shirley Brothers Central Chapel ay.

Mrs. Mettie B. Roperson |

Mrs. Mettie B. Roberson, who died Saturday at her home, 344 S. Grace St, will be buried at English tomorrow, Services were held at the Royster & Askin Funeral Home yesterday. She was 68. She was a resident of Crawford | County for many years before coming to Indianapolis. For nine years she was employed at the Central State Hospital here and practiced nursing until a year ago. Survivors are twe daughters, Mrs Bertha Highfill and Mrs. Mayme Dietz, both of Indianapolis; two sons, Novie and Lovell, both of Eng- | lish; a brothers, Charles Adkins, Grantsburg, and 15 grandchildren.

Mrs. Alice M. Williamson

oy Alice Mitchell Williamson, who died Saturday at her home, 2362 English Ave, is to be buried at South Bend today Funeral! services were held yesterday afternoon at the Woodside Methodist re of which she was a memT Mrs. Williamson, who was 82, was a native of Indiana. For many years she taught school in Tippecanoe County. After her marriage!’ to Lieut. John G. Williamson she lived in South Bend and Michigan before coming here 34 years sgo. Survivors are a son, Lowell; a daughter, Julia; two brothers, the Rev. Oliver Mitchell, Indianapolis, , and John Mitchell, Hinsdale, Iii; two sisters, Mrs. Julia Allison, Downers Grove, Ill, and Mrs. Carrie Thomton, Indianapolis; a grandson and great-grandson.

Lee H. Adams

Lee H. Adams, a native of Indians and brother of Mrs. Arch N. Bobbitt, wife of the State Republican chair-| man, was killed in New England Saturday en route to his home at} Drexel, Pa. He was 352. Mr. County and lived there until 1928 when he came to Indianapolis. He lived here a year and went to De-! troit before moving to Pennsyivania. He engaged in the insurance business for 30 years and for 12 years Was supervisor and director of] agents of the National Health and’ Accident Insurance Co, Philadelphia. Survivors are his wife, Helen; two) daughters, Mrs. Jack Hulsey, Louis-/ ville, and Anna, Drexel Hill, two sons, Herbert R. and John, both of Dexel Hill; his mother, Mrs. Mary Bringle Adams, Dade City, Fla; a brother, D. F., DePauw, and four sisters, Mrs. C. J. Bullitt, New Al-| bany, Mrs. W. D. Hartlet, Dade City, Mrs. W. D. Stevens, Gainesville, Fla. and Mrs. Bobbitt. Funeral services and burial will be held Wednesday at Philadelphia.

M. Frank Delarnett

| M. Frank DeJarnett, former chief of the Income Tax Division of the! Internal Revenue Department in Indiana, died vesterday. He was 60. Mr. DeJamett, born in southern Illinois, lived at Evansville several vears. He became a postal employee there in 1903 and later became superintendent of mails, resigning in 1012 to enter private business. He was chief of the Income Tax Divisfon 13 vears, retiring in 1935 because of ill health. He is survived by two brothers, | R. H. Los Angeles, and H. E, Evansville, and two sisters, Mrs. John Bannan, Nashville, Tenn. and Mrs. Mary L. Williams, Los Angeles. Funeral services will be held at 2) p. m. tomorrow at the Dorsey Fu-| seral Home. Burial will be at Me- |

| cures of Christ, Scientist.

morial Park.

"George M. Nichols

George M. Nichols, who died at! his home, 2804 Blufl Road, Friday, was to be buried today at Mount Pleasant Cemetery following services at the W. D. Beanblossom Mortuary, 1329 W. Ray St, at 2 p. m. Mr. Nichols who has lived In Indianapolis for more than 30 years, was 69. Beside his wife, Mrs. Ora Nichols. he is survived by two sisters, Mrs Minnie White and Mrs. Pearl Talbot, both of Indianapolis.

Andrew L. McCollum |

Andrew L. McCollum of Acton, Ind. died early today at his home. He was 59. Mr. McCollum was bom in Bloomington, Ill. and moved to Acton 17 years ago where he had operated a restaurant since that time. | He was a member of Monument] Lodge, F. & A. M. Mr. McCollum is survived by his wife, Agnes; a sister, Mrs. Pearl Me¢Kee of Ft. Orange. Fla. and a half- | brother, Nereous Hodge of Bloomington, Ill. Funeral services are to be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Tolin Funeral Home, with burial at Washington Park Cemetery.

John A. Kustad

Funeral services for John A. Kustad, who died Friday at Ham-| mond, will be held at 8:30 a. m. to-| morrow at the Kirby Funeral Home| and at 9 a. m. at SS. Peter and Paul’ Cathedral. Burial will be at Calvary | Cemetery. Mr. Kustad, who lived at 243 W sist St, was a member of thel Cathedral and was active for many | vears in the Catholic Order of Foresters, He was a native of Austria. He is survived bv his wife, Rose; a son, George, Indianapolis, and a, sister, Mrs. Jennie Kemp, Cicero, Ill!

Mrs. Josie M. Porter

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TRAIN KILLS THREE

Funeral services for Mrs. Josie M. Porter, who died Saturday at her! (home, 742 N. Carclina St, will be,

‘held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the| {Bethel A. M. E. Church. Burial} will be at Crown Hill. | Mrs. Porter, who was 84, was the widow of Capt. Jacob M. Porter who! cod in both the Civil and Span-| ish-American Wars. She was a na-| tive of Paris, Ky. but had lived in | Indianapolis since 1831. She was a ‘member of Bethel church and Union Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. She is survived by two sons, William H. and Edward N., both of In- | dianapolis, and one grandson.

Lewis Morrison . . . Indianapolis student aboard the Bremen.

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News of Herron Students in Europe, However, Is Lacking.

Funeral services for Mrs. Harriett |Israel, who died Saturday at her (home, 2456 Park Ave, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Home. Burial will be at Crown Hill. She was 63. Mrs. Israel was born at Greens(burg. She had lived here six years and was a member of the Fifth

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Survivors are her husband, Fred, [two sons, Charles and Fred Jr, both of Indianapolis; two daughters, Mrs. Rosemond White, Indianapolis, | and Mrs. W. J. Arthur, Detroit; a brother, Ward Bates, Rushville; a | sister, Mrs. Alice Burrows, Greensburg, and four grandchildren.

Curtis P. Guilford

Funeral 5 eT vices were to be conducted at 2 p. m. today at the Kirby! Mortuary for Curtis P. Guilford, an automobile saiesman here for nearly 25 years. Burial will be at Rich-; mond, Ind.

Mr. Guilford died Saturday after | The Indianapolis passengers, rean illness of several months. He

was bom in Macon, Ga. educated turning from a Summers European

‘at the Boston Latin School, Boston, Vacation, are Shubrick Kothe, 21, Mass, and came to Indianapolis as son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kothe,

a salesman for an automobile com- 4130 N. Illinois St.: Lewis Morrison pany in 1814. Since then he had 11 2) son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald worked for several automobile com-! A. Morrison Sr. 3921 Guilford Ave.

panies here. He was a member of and Harley Rhodehamel, 20, son of

the Church of the Advent. Mr. snd M H W. Rhodeh 1 Survivors include his wife, Mrs, MI IS. I. W,. ame, : Mrs. $820 N. Meridian St.

Martha Oler Guilford, and a son,| Meanwhile news of four Herron

har Charjes, Art School students in Europe on

{scholarships was lacking, according Ida M. Wangelin [to David K. Rubins, faculty member. Funeral services for Miss Ida M.|

Ship Movements Mystery Wangelin, who died at her home. |

1304 Edwards St, Saturday, were Secrecy has marked the Bremen's held vesterday at the Flanner & movements since shortly after Mrs. Buchanan Mortuary, 25 W. Fall othe made a radio telephone call Creek Boulevard. Cremation will [0 her son aboard ship on Friday | follow. night. At that time young Kothe| Miss Wangelin, who had lived here S2id that they had been informed |

for the last 35 vears. is survived by earler tha nthe ship was to tum] Richard D. Wangelin, a nephew, back to Germany. but that the order |

Indianapolis, and Mrs. Elizabeth had been countermanded. of Yonkers. ! News broadcasts last night, how- | ever, said that American amateurs had picked up German shortwave) {broadcasts to their ships, telling | (them to “obey their secret orders.” | Mrs. Kothe then tried to make an-! {other telephone call to her son, but! was told that the Bremen was ac-! ny Yo communications. d Mrs. Rhodehamel were to Fs he Bremen when it docked Bids on road and bridge construc- today.

| tion work mm 12 counties at an a1 1

The parents of three Indianapolis young men aboard the liner Bremen breathed easier today upon learning that the North German-Lloyd ship was due to dock at New York at 4 p. m. today.

Herron Students Abroad

The three young men had been on ceived by the State Highway Com- 2 motor tour of England and the mission tomorrow. [CO Hg June 13. Tey Li boo ssage . The contracts will include the passage on the Bre

: men before the present crisis. building of 10 new bridges, a grade, of the or Herron students. |

separation project and paving of 12 Clifford Jones, winner of the 1937

Their Parents Breathe Easier

BLANCHE K. POYSER,

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, Aug. 28, 1880

BAIRD—John C., age 81, father o of Charles T. James E., Hugn M. Baird, tella Baird Compton, Mrs. Ona Kate Baird Elend of LaGrange > and grandfather of Christine Kohnle, . Ra)

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DEEM--Madge Marie, 235% e years, beloved daughter of Mr. rs. Cecil Deem, er of Charles aa Bonbie and | daughter of Anna Riggan and Alva away Monday Funeral m., at the Jusersi, Garden Christian Chu eh Burial Mspit Hid, Plainfield. Ind. riends may call at the home, 336 anter Tp m Monday.

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FEATHERSTONE—Luther, beloved es of Odessa Featherstone and stepfat of William H. Rohr, passed away at Bs | home, 97¢ Elm St. Sundar. Aug

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KUSTAD -John hushand of Ros Kustad, father of George Kustad, brother | © of Mrs. Jennie 11., died

Shubrick Kothe . . . he and 1600 others wondered where the Bremen would dock.

nera!l Tye tay, . tuary: 9 SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, “Burial Calvary Cemetery.

M'COLLUM—Andrew L. Mac), 59 years, | husband of Agnes and brother of Mrs Pearl McKee of Ft. Orange. Fla, and N. Hodge of Bloomington, away Monday. 1 a. m., Road 29 and Acton, Ind. Road. Friends mav call at the TOLIN FUNERAL HOME. 1308 Prospect St. anv time efter Tn. m. ‘Monday Services Wednesdar 2 with interment in Washington Friends invited,

POYSER—Blanche K., wife of Lewis N. Povser, 2055 N. Alabama. passed away Monday morning y oo at the resi. Columbia City.

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| CARVER— We wish to thank all our kind friends, relatives and neighbors for their loving sympathy and autiful floral offerings through the illness and death of our dear wife and mother, also vhe Rev $rena Fackler, Dr. Wilkens and J, Wilso ARTHUR CARVER and CHILDREN.

LINTON —-We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives, neighbors and many friends for their loving kindness and sympathy, for the beautiful floral and spiritual offerings received during the long illness and death of our beloved wife and mother, Anna linton. We especially thank the Rev Albea, the singers for their spiritual comfort, also Townsend Club No. Pa employees of the 8olitaire a Th the Victor Drug Co. t X1lsoh Funeral Home for their courteous and efficient service, RLES CLINTON and CHILREN. FTILE oe ‘wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness, Thesghe ges of sympathy erings during the beloved

illness and death of our dear! Osie Ethel Wallace, and especially tha the pallbearers, singers and the FR: ely for he Sind Isak ory

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In 1935, Mrs. Poyser published a volume of poems, “Unio the Hills." |

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Mrs. Poyser is survived by her (husband, Lewis N. Poyser. Services {will be at 2 p. m. Thursday at the residence, with burial later at {Columbia City.

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H_ K. CRAUN. 4045 Graceland, HU-4403. Tnterior decorating. Free estimate.

INDIANA Gunite & Construc tion Co. np W. Georgii. “Cement Gun Work.” Li-81 (Creameries)

BLUE VALLEY CREAMERY RY 00,

80 aL (Dairies)

NORTHERN Dairy Farms, 8 dairy _broducts daily. 6222 Park. Ragin

(Dairy | Products)

MAPLEHURST Farms, Jersey cream- ine milk, Same farm. same family since 1826.

(Drug Stores) del. anywhere Bast. 4620 E. Mich, | TH-8358,

AN’S Pharmacy, 1656 Roosevelt, CH-0887. ‘Guar. results with our Eereme She:

(Electrical Appliances)

The Gibson Co_ 433 N. Cap. LI-3321, Norge Dist. Norge Refrig., gas. elec, ranges. ’ Boyds (B&W) Appliance Shop. Complete line elec. app 2429 W. Wash, BE-2388 (Elevators -Passenger, Freight)

|Tae J Home Elevator, Inc, A home guar

1912 1142-50 Southeastern, ( Entertainment)

DELLS. Dine, dance. Cover Saturday only, 2120 E. 424, TA-0

(Envelopes)

HENDREN PRINTING C _835 Century Bldg. Wa-een.

(Exterminating) Roaches, etc. Sasily ited

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(Farmland)

1 WILL heip vou Ry oh hom the country. ‘The Man." foi CASE. 3510 N. penn. B-2. TA-42

(Filling Stations)

— TRY LINCO GAS—Hubert Dillinger. Linco

Sta. No 2 for service. Senate & |

"(Finance Co's)

Marviand.

Need ah 20% New Guaranty Finance Co. Quick

de R RL 6328 ar. ___ (Fireproof Storage—Moving)

RAYMOND GRID Hillside, CH- _ 5812, _ Local, long d stance moving.

( Florists)

Funeral feces, $3 u law Shop A-31351 2022 N. Delaware. ie

(Fountain Pens)

PEN HOSPITAL, 4 W. Marke ~All makes pens, pencils sold &

(Freight Transportation

GENERAL MOTOR EXPRESS 1120 Division. “Personal § orice BS Gann

(Funeral | Directors)

HORTON FUNERAL HOME West DEON Ind.

Oo W. N F Ca

irmel, Ind.

York money on your car?”

; | _rangements. 402 Guaranty ty BI

Ru-ge0s.

“W.R AN i! A RICHARDSON

Max ‘Merrlich & Son Service. a lieh, Mrs. Emma Gunn, New

Moot VAY, FUNERAL GERJICE - Mooresville, Ind one 19.

PROPLES 'FONERAL WOME, INC.” | ~

BE-1034 REI

HAIR DYE Clinic. Wed. a «dd HAIR DYE Cll ed

: i UNION printers make good customers.

1806 Hillside, CH- |

I Delaware Flower!

Fhlethine. |

More for

HOUSEKEEPER on farm, 50-80. ® ROE ROB-

home than wages. MRS. G __ERTS, Trafalgar, Ind. R. WATTRESSES—Experie ERpaers Apply at

ERIENCED waitress at once. P, & M. AON NCH, 843 E. Washington.

3%, with h City rer: |° ‘Market.

NY want aa results in [he Dimes at lowest word rates in the city, Phone RI-55651 for quick rerxuits at ow cost

Help Wanted—Male 9

ISTERED pharmacist, ‘high grade. ET are a good salesman, married, have had chain drugstore experience, know how to merchandise, accurate in filling prescriptions, ambitious, honest, sober, not over 35 vears, willing to work, vou should be capable of managing one of my 2 stores, and we need vou in this industrial ¢itv, not far from Indianapolis. _ Address Box 206, care of Times.

RELIABLE MAN wanted to handle “estab lished Watkins route, Earnin ngs $25 a

week. Apply 135 WwW. 16th St. EXPERIENCED CAMEO SETTER. must be highly e3periences: steady work. Goodman & Co. 42 W. Washington.

NEW, used car salesman: drawin commission. 9-5 p. m. 1112 N, Meridian.

FIRST-CLASS DIAMOND TE GOODN & CO. 42 W. WASHINGTON.

Scheels & Instructions

We train you.

account,

FALL TERM OPENING | Aug. 28 to Sent. Call at the school any business day ro: information. A competent person will be happy to counsel with vou re areting 1 vour school plans, Or, we shall gla te send vou bulletin upon request.

C AL B C EGE Architects & Builders Bldg. LI-8337.

8. VERNMENT JOBS, month. Men-women. Indianapolis examinations, tiohs and full particulars free. Write day. Franklin Institute, Dept, 126 T Rocheste er, N. ¥.

MEN, women, enroll now. Beauty culture pays big. Fare refunded. Free board, room; A down; easy terms; pack suite case, come no Royal Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

62.125 subscribers every day in Marion County alone to read your want ad in The Times. Results at lowest word rate [in the city. Phone RI-33851.

. Special Announcements -

JIM BARLEY'S Shell Service. ‘Meridian at 30th. TA-10989. Call for, delivery service,

frernoon. IONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL, 220 N. Penn, 2d Floor.

re FOOT | i ttments. Dr.

Kresge Bide:

Personal Services

Pri) oh.

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* PRESSE:

Free

and B i atin + "Co. RAINBOW ACAD. 21% Century Bldg. 96 Meridian L1- 1 rice on Dent ak Wo ry 305. Haircut, a 5 LOTS in Glen Jiay en Memorial Cemetery. Oil Permanent Complete, $1 __Roval Beauty Acad, 401 Roosevelt "Bldg, clean, repair. press, reline. ReAsonabie: (Cement Contractor) (Chimney Work) 8 estimates. CH-5 eL

Secutlly, Conlon OIL PERMANENT, $2.00 or two for $3.00. WEISSMAN MOTORS Studehaker Distributor Night, CH-85243 EETH Repaired, Plates made. F Service, Rm. 3 RI- faso. Br. 0. 8 SPECIAL shampoo and 400 International Beauty School, 228° . Penn, Write Box 335 Niles, Mich, submitting best offer International Beauty School, i N. te | HAIRCUT, shamvoo. wave, all (Alteration Specialists) ALTERATIONS, ladies’ men's garments MEYER 0. JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th St. TA-0667. HENRY GLESING, cement; floors, __steps, walks, driveways; reas. CHIMNEY REPAIR, brick pointing. ment walks, PeiShes, steps, plaster, ( Contractors)

ROOFING, siding. remodeling, cement work, painting, furnaces, tinning, reas

__sonable terms DR-1081. RI-88 3, (Crushed | Stone—Cinders) CRUSHED STONE. E. cinders, top soll, sand, gravel, wood, general hauling; reasons able. RI-5664. ue (Floor Refinishing)

Terms if de1658.

FLOOR sanding, refinishing. _sired at no extra cost. CH-

( Furnace Repairing)

FURNACES cleaned. TeDhired. ie or Jute C ners, sto . RACE FEAL FORKACE co Trestle (Mattresses) MATTRESSES, lone, SOR onis. qd. Renovated. ve. RI-6805. Since URRLE.

(Paperhanging) DR-3531-W Ink RuRtNE: ( Remodeling)

Fanerhan reas.

ROOFING. siding. carpentering, ETT. and block. No down

alnting, tymen

MODERN HOME IN CLOVERDALE—Thres Bedrooms, sunroom. enclosed pact XX porch. full basement, double gara chicken house. Entire city Block. read low for quick sale or will trade. Tithes, 90 - 5° Ther:

Farme=Suburban

Box 205 5431 Ww.

WASHINGTON «= Five y elestricity. lot 36 3

BEBROWN. 2608 W Michigan.

ACRES, 6 miles eatt of Elwood: fine house, outbldgs. John Case, 3510 N. Penn,

INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

CONSULT IT FOR SERVICES YOU NEED AND MERCHANDISE TO BUY

( Freight Transportation)

TRANSAMERICAN FREIGHT LINES INC. 1436 E. 10th St. H-1651,

(Furnaces)

EARL SMITH. Monecriet Hot Air Furnaces. 1018 Dudiey Ave, DR-6503,

(Furniture) |

Better Used Furniture for HOOSIER OUTFITTING CO. 237 |

(Gas)

~ HOME GAS MFG. INC, - W. 22nd St. HA-1232.

(Gasoline and oil)

IQFH% Buy Associated (Groceries)

"Wash, |

_| HASHMAN'S Regal Store, Known for bet-

ter meats. 5068 E, 10th. IR-1188. (Groceries Vegetables- -Meats)

Pattersons Food Markets, We Deliver, $37 E. 21st. TA-6883. 1604 E. 49th. BR-0038

(Hat Shops) °

LYRIC HAT SHOP, 139 N. Ill, __ Smart fall hats, $1.25 up.

(Hosiery)

WOLF-The Hom. of Good Inexpensive Hose. 1214 N. Senate, RI-1736.

(Ice Cream)

ERTIG ICE CREAM— “At your dealer.” PE on to the last drop. RI-6772

(Indiana Physio-Therapy College)

INDIANA PHYSIO-THERAPY COLLEGE, Indianapolis, TA-751%, Dr. Stephen Pen- | chefl, pres: Dr. A L. Christian, vice res.: Dr. Anna Hedrich, sec.: \ {lliams, dean. Courses offered in prace tical nursing, massage, doctor assistants, phsysiotherapy and naturopathy.

(Insurance)

AUBREY D. PORTER, Insurance ™ all its branches. 835 Lemcke, RI-5747.

Union Central Life Insurance, D. _ Pritchard. 1 E. Mkt. No. 1212, Mas Naa

(Janitor’s Supplies) Our insect spray kills roaches, bed bugs and all insects. National Sanitation All kinds for every purj y08€, N tional Sanitation Le! Rp" See (Labor Organizations)

Roaches

household Co. RI-2237

WAX

Progressive Merchants know this, Indpis. Typographical Union

( Leagues )

| IDIANA Anti-Saloon League, Jocal op tion 1941. 1009 Peoples Bank Bldg. RI-®

(Letter Heads)

HENDREN PRINTING co. “er. (Loans)

__635 Centuy Bldg. ~~ | SACKS BROS. 306-8-10 Indiana Ave, _ 580¢. Loans — anythin ne

LOANS ON ANYTHING RL Loan "oo. _LI-0024, pn _Indiana.

(Lumber)

Ma RE & co. £<130 Rew Cis R. 1123 5. yes WRECKING CO

_ Li-wo10. (Markets) ‘Sanitary Market, 1302 N. Senate, Ri-0333, Deli, fresh meats fish, vegetables, _groc. (Meat) 5 STEAK CO. Indiv 00 Neri pp Steak at your market, (Medicine)

-| "MO TEE NA." A tonic and stimul All Hooks Dependable Stores, 7

VON Tablets for stomach distress, stoma: ulcers cau sats hy eracIdity. Free booklet TA-8326 - -

(Music Schools)

HUGO Music School, 1015 N. Oxford. Alice Green. Mgr. hes Xo: ue

oo (Nurseries) Rosebushes : Eagle Creek Nursery Co. 82d and Rd. 52. __ New Augusta 24. (Pants)

PANTS STORE COMPANY _ _48 W. Ohio. _ RI-2618,

- (Paperhanging)

DR-3531- W Peon ThE] DE rRURHne: (Printing)

ORY 0% engraved wedding an

ope ents, 3. Arrow Printing Co, NCE

HENDREN PRINTING 6D. 838 Centurv Blde _MA-3467.

(Plumbing)

POR TB TRIN service

RI-

320 No Roost

ulator

on revaLr - call 0 E

NE. 16th. HE-4 (Photographers)

528 N. West. ege Ave. -1838

| i Wed vi

ht i » cS RA A a. Ch a Nini

| __ Ing equipment,

— | Neal's Sinclair Service Stati

RRS 1 (Plumbing and Heating)

y Co, 210 plumbing,

8. Cap. RI-2383, “American” heate

Central Su Standar (Real Estate)

HOLO MOLDTHAN. 1452 Main, B

(Rental Property) FURNISHED or d+ R. Horr

__Dbrices, locations. ms

Milano Inn, 231 8. Noble, MA-0058. We specialize in spaghetti dinners,

BB's Coffee Shop, 212 W: Maryland, RI. 0815, Plate lunches, 25¢: sandwiches.

(Riding Academies)

| BONHAM'S Riding Stables, W. 30th, Kesse lerler Blvd. TA-6332. Riding instructions.

(Roofing)

& SON CO.. 3401 E. 10th, CHe Genuine inselbric: _asbestos siding.

(Rubber Stamps)

BLYTHE Rubber Stamp Co. 128% N. Del, Rubber stamps. Marking devices.

(Sanitariums)

Avproved, sales broker, roperty, Ee k-2408-7,

ho es, all ‘Litvad,

J S. CARR & 2009

Hoschiies Sanitarium, i611 N. Ill, Winifred

Davis, prop. Open for inspection, TA-4787.

(Schools and Tolieges)

L u. MEDICAL CENTER. Dr. W, G, Gatch, a

J. B H. Martin, {640 ‘to 1232 Ww. Michigan, | Marian College. 3600 Sold, $ ings N le Information call HA-3 mn ines Re. Fe Por [HOOSIER STATE comics TA GE. 4th floor K. of Bids. L Gol.

(Service Say =

lubrie, 5400 B BF goer ' Wash,

ult Service, 24th & oo BR "Car washing, tire se ervice + Th

_R (Sewer Cleaning)

Electrie “machine: no digging up sewer u pipes. 2-yr. guar Estimaves. Se

(Slip Covers, Drapes, Upholstery)

LAURA WERST DRAP OTR __ 1846 N. Delaware. : ERY SEs

(Soft Water)

INDIANA _ SOFT WATER SERV 3330. ‘The economical SERY Khe 3

water.’

(Sporting Goods)

| Sportsman's $ Store, Inc. 126 N. Pen MA. 1. 4413. ‘Where sportsmen serve sportimen Em-Roe_ Sporting Goods, 200 W. Wash, 7 | 3446. Ind.'s leading sporting ee a a (Store Fixtures)

KING'S Indiana, ilidrd Co., Southeastern. “A fixture house __Dlete.”” Sales, rentals &nd repairs,

Suviiyen Real Evtate)

JACOBS. All 8 _ 4 Peoples Bank a YR

\ (Sugar and Coffee Tra

1611 come

Co.

HQOD HOOD BE

er ——————— le N Y C 2 | AD RENN $9 + 230,8 Penn 1 Hun. “x (Tailoring) Francis Her drickson, _LI-1185. 306 American § feet, wi (Taverns) SILVER I DOLLAR TAVER) “Where to meet ERN. 34 a John Hanrahan. Ln (Taxi Cabs) “| R1-4422—United Taxi Co, ( pha Hl Tire TN nh 3A pa Sn Chas. E. Ison Transfer, 1819 . _ 4480, Careful, Aependable. Howard, Bi: at (Trusses) Correct Fittings, gee it HE. FRAUER & CO. We , miers. S———— Typewriters) Standards, P’'t’bles, rent x 1 __ton’s Type Serv, 139 W Ma 10 IR “Ri in Dae —————— fae smote} Knapp & Son, 40 years actory = service 930 Mass, "Ri-41 By Satie : (Where to Eat) Th Ne rthw v. BE 10th Frozen | TH rds, "Sah wiches. & rive n Welcome to “THE HUDDLE" food 1 foc BEER. 2333 N. HUDDLE. TA-307 (Where to o Dine)

Dine n clsnuiness, Midge Din rs. __16th: 146 W. 30th. Coen RN

(Wrecking)

CLEVELAND

Fuse

1320 Kentucky Ave. Poon