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~ years at School 78.

- brother, Harry Petty, grandchildren:

“J. Connor | services for Nicholas J Fr, Holcomb & Hoke Manuing Co. secretary, will be held 30 a. m. tomorrow in the Rey8 Funeral Home, and at 9 a. m. . Peter and Paul Cathedral. al will be in Holy Cross Ceme-

, who ‘was 51, died of

disease at th tler-Wash-of St. Louis foptball game day at Butler Bo He died

shortly after his son, Robert ConButler captain, threw a pass it resulted in a touchdown. throughout the game, rare of his father’s death. Connor was born in Lafayette id been an Indianapolis resiit ‘for 41 years. He was the son i Connor and Margaret ley Qonnor. , Connor was cashier for the

~ Interns Harvester Co. for 13

became associated with & Hoke as head bookunder L. D. Thomas 20 years In 1929 he succeeded to Mr. “position and at the same

| secretary. ey slirvived by his wife, Mrs. Peelle Connor, formerly en's editor of ‘the Indianapolis qur sons, Robert, William, F< JT. and Lawrence; two Miss ' Mary Margaret Miss Virginia Connor; ers, Harry N. Connor and

ng A. Thomas Connor, and a sister, - Miss Florence Connor, all of Indian-

apolis,

Mrs. Emma L. Edmondson

Mrs. Emma L/ Edmondson, who died Friday at i Hospital, was to be b t Crown Hill Cemetery following services at 2 p. m. today at the Mt, Auburn Church. She was 58. . Edmondson lived near Stones ., She formerly was active in Parent-Teacher work in Indianapolis and had been president many She was a member of the Mt. Auburn Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include Mr. Edmondson; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Burris of Chevy Chase, Md.; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Lupbking of Indianapolis and Mrs. L. E. Goodrich of West-

“a and two brothers, Charles F. De of Boggstown and Louis

Sehmoe of Los Angeles, Cal. Frank Petty 77 588

_ Funeral services for Frank Petty, 4530 W. Ohio St., an employee of the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. for 40 years, were to be at 2 p. m. today ir the Shirley Brothers West Chapel. Burial was to be in Sutherland Park Cemetery. Mr. Petty, who, was 68, died THuplay at City Hospital. He had ill for.three years. He was born in Indianapolis June 9, 1871, attended schools here, and was married March 4, 1901, to Miss Grace Moffett, also of Indianapolis. Mr. Petty retired in 1931. Survivors are his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Wright and Mrs. Lillian Foust; two sisters, Mrs. Nel-

lie 'Goe and Mrs. Florence Clark; a and three

Mrs. Burnetta A. White

* Mrs. Burnetta A. White, a resident of Indianapolis Sines 190, diag + yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Schuyler Hines, 139 W. Fall Creek Blvd. - Mrs. White was 90. She was born 4n New Orleans, ka. and came with “her ts to Bloomington in 1850. Her father assisted in construction of the Bloomington College building, whith now is used by high school pupils. She is survived by her daughter, two sisters, Mrs. Louise Steele, Denbeigh, N./D., and Mrs. Sina Gartland, Washington; seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. services will be in the First Mount Pleasant Church, Nis of Franklin, at a time ye} to be announced

‘Samuel Brown.

Samuel Brown, proprietor of a grocery at 1611 Southeastern Ave, was buried at Washington Park Cemetery following services at 10:30 a. m. today at the home of Earl Moulder, 134 S. Summit St. Mr. Brown died Friday at Methodist Hospital after a short illness. He was 78 and came here from New “York about 18 years ago. ~ He is survived by a daughter, Miss Susie Brown, with whom he made - his home,

Nrwin H. Kirschbaum

*¥uneral services for Irwin H. 7 Kirschbaum, county sales depart-

‘ ment manager for the William B.

Burford Printing Co. for 10 years, ‘will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in ‘the Zion Evangelical Church. Burial will be in Batesville. " Mr. Kirschbaum died in his home, 435 Harvard Place, Saturday. He was a member of the Zion Church, and of Memorial Post, American Legion. He served 14 months in the } A ters corps in France durthe World War.

Mrs. Christina Fleming

Christina Fleming, 17 N. Ar- | Ave., died while attending an ent at the Anderson Saturday night. She was 68. at Rockport, she had been

antral services will be held at 2 ‘mm. Wednesday at the Besse E. be

ro -W. McLoskey

Ww. McLoskey, an In-

i dianapolis resident 32 years, died|

at his home, 42 W. 11th a several months’ illness.

2 2; ey was a painter and i ., He had been an em‘Spann & Co. 18 years beseveral years ago. He at Davenport, Ia., and had Illinois before coming here. =< survived by his wife, Mrs. £4 Ee and a brother, hy living in

Illinois.

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Albert F. Butterfield

Services for Albert F. Butterfield, who died Priday at the homie of his daughter,, Mrs. Homer H. Huston, 4817 Rockville Road, were held at 2 p. m. today at the residence. Burial was at Sugar Grove Ceme-

tery. Mr. Butterfield, who was 80, was born in Brooklyn and had been an Indianapolis resident 49 years. He was a member of the Methodist Church at Plainfield. He is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Edith Curtis of Richmond; a son, Paul F., of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Sarah Haggart of Muncie, Mrs. Emma Nickerson of Plainfield amd Mrs. Marion Jessup of Noblesville; a brother, Yelorus, and 12 grandchildren.

Orin E. Davis

Orin E. Davis, who had been an

electrical contractor here for 26].

years, died last night at his home, 3943 Guilford Ave. An Indianapolis resident 30 years, Mr. Davis was born in Greenup County, Kentucky, and was 57. His business establishment is located at 7391; Massachusetts “Ave. Mr. Davis was president of the Indianapolis Electrical Contractors’ Association and a member of .the board of directors of the Electric League of Indianapolis. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lillian T. Davis; a son, Vonroy, and four grandchildren. Services will be at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. The Rev. Chester A. McPheeters, pastor of the North Methodist Church, and Marion Lodge, F. & A. M,, will be in charge of services.

James M. Sadlier

Services for James M. Sadlier, 3-year-old son of George Sadlier, Marion County Council president, Were held at 8:30 a. m. today at the Feeney & Feeney Mortuary and at 9 o'clock at Christ the King Cath-

olic Church. Burial was at Cal-|in vary Cemetery. The child died Friday at the Sad-

lier home at Castleton of a rare

form of lukemia. He had been ill about 11 weeks. Survivors include his father, Mr. Sadlier, who is secreiary-treasurer of the Union Federal Savings & Loan Association; his mother, Mrs. DeEtta Sadlier, and a sister, Miss Linda.

Louis W. Eiser Louis W. Eiser, 5056 Graceland Ave. died Saturday at St. Vincent's Hospital after a five days’ illness. Mr. Eiser was the Indiana representative of the Chicago Wallpaper Manufacturing Co. of Steubenville, O. He was 65. Born at Madison, Ind., he had been an Indianapolis resigent 15 years.. He was a member of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church. Survivors include his wife, Marie, and a daughter, Mrs. Helen ‘Hawkins of Washington. Services were held at 1:30 p. m. today at the Flanner-&. Buchanan Mortuary. "he Rev. G. 8S. Southworth, Advent Episcopal Church rector, officiated. Burial was at Crown Hill.

Mrs. Lizzie Stephenson

Funeral services for Miss Lizzie Stephenson, 1122 Bates St., were held at 3 p. m. today at the Harry W. Moore Mortuary. Burial will be at Anderson ‘Cemétery. Mrs. Stephenson, who was 65, was born in Irvington and had been an Indignapolis resident 13 years. She died\ Saturdar after an illness of about five weeks. Survivors are her husband, Harvey; four sisters, Mrs. Charles Shearer, Mrs. Myrtle Roberts and Mrs. Lucy Hubbell of \Indianapolis; and Mrs. Laura Keyt of Richmond, and two brothers, Robert and Harley Ryan of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Mary 0. Miller

Services for Mrs. Mary O. Miller, wife of a former member of the Indianapolis Police force, were heid at 2 p. m. today in the Moore & Kirk Funeral Home, with burial in

Crown Hill. , Mrs. Miller, who was 79, died Fri-

day at hetvhome, 2034 Winter Ave.,|

after a long illness. She was a native of Shelby County, but had lived in Indianapolis for the last G0 rears. She was married 58 years ago to Albert P. Miller, who, with a grandson, Robert A. Miller, survives her. Mrs. Miller was a member of Alfarata Council 5, Degree of Poca-|=— hontas; Camp 4, P. E. O. of A.; Capital City Council 6, U."A. O. D,, and the Roosevelt Temple Methodist Church.

Mrs. Eliza Hyatt

Funeral services for Mrs. Hyatt, an Indianapolis resident since 1895, were held at 2 p. m. today at the Meyer Abdon Mortuary. The

{Rev. Howard Lytle, Fletcher Place

Methodist Church pastor, officiated. Burial was at Memorial Park. Mrs. Hyatt died Friday at her home, 1534 Deloss St. She was 83 and-had been ill about two months. Her husband, Oscar Hyatt, died in 1929. She is survived by one son, Charles, and a grandson, Harry | McKnight. :

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U.S. COURT STUDIES HOLT CASE APPEAL

Ex-Kokomo | Mayor’s | Plea Is Heard in Chicago.

~ CHICAGO, Oct. 30 (U.P).-—A three-member Circuit Court of Appeals took under advisement today the appeal of Olin R. Holt, former

Mayor 6f Kokomo, Ind., from conviction for conspiracy to defraud the Government. Holt was sentenced to 15 months in Federal Prison and. fined $5000 by a U, S. District Court last June 5 upon conviction with five others of conspiraing to use WPA labor for private profit. In argument today U. S. District

reiterated the Government's charge that the City officials plotted the purchase of approximately $1,000,000 of old brick at $4 a thousand for resale to the city of Kokomo at $10 a thousand after WPA laborers had cleaned the brick and enhanced their value. Former U. S. Senator William H. Dietrich, Beardstown, Ill, -counsel for Holt, told the Court “there ‘is not one scintilla of evidence in the record to prove that Holt had any knowledge of the wrongful use of WPA labor, or that he had any part i : he purchase or sale of the Tr

MAYOR APPEALS FOR CLEAN CITY STREETS

A personal appeal for City Street

housekeepers that Indianapolis will be a show place of the Middle West was made today by Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan. He addressed 100 street workers in the city barns at 1134 Shelby St. and asked them to keep streets and iaewalke free from rubbish and ras

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, Oct. 39, 1939

BURRIN—Alice F., age 42, beloved wife of Reuben Burrin, mother of Mary Nelson Burrin, and daughter of Adelia . Scott and sister of Paul Scott, passed | away at St. Vincent's Hospital Siaday, Oct. 29, at 10 a. m. Sasa at SHIR] ROS. CD aaL APEL, Iiineis = 10th St., Tuesd oon t 10:30 a. m. Friends invited. ; Buriai ia Onion Cemetery, about 1:30 p Friends may call at the chapel after 3 p. m. Monday.

DAVIS—Orin E., husband of Lillian T. A LN of ening, at he Basses v evening a 3043 Sian Ave, Services y FLANNER

, . Burial Crown hh charge of Marion Lodge No. 35. & M. Friends may call at the Roreussy.

LAYTON—Joseph Farris pr of 430 N. Dearborn St.. entered ints rest Saturday. age Pa Syother 0 service” a yeady Service esday m.. at the 1 CHAPEL, plac

MAIBACH—Melbert, entered into rest son of Frank and Ethel | Services ‘Wednesday. 2°». m., ft Place Baptist Church. Lon Cemetery. Priends mayv S22 at WwW. MOOR

PEAC CHAPEL after soo George McCarty iA charge. R : Monday.

M+LOSKEY—George W a Ww. 11th St. beloved husband of A Mita and father of Arthur Lee McLoskev. deceased. passed away Sala ay hs Services at Arr TRE 15 2 ener iek a.m. ends invite AIRS a.

SFV.LERS—Mrs. Martha Sellers, m Mrs. Vera Dory and Fred Se Eo

Burial Memori

away Sat . Services at the “NER BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Tuesday. 1:30 uv. m. Friends invited. urial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary, STEPHENSON—Lizzie M.. of 1122 Bates St., entered into rest Saturday. age 65

years. wife of Harvey Stephenson, sister of Mrs. Charles Shearer. Mrs. Myrtle Roberts, Mrs. Laura Kevy, Mrs. Lucky Hubbell, Robert and Hariey Rvan. Serve ires Tuesdav, 3 Bt m.. HARRY W, MOORE CHAPEL. Friends are welcome. Burial Anderson cemetery.

WHITE—Brunetta, of 139 Fall Creek Blvd.. leloved mother of Mrs. Lula Hinds. sister of Mrs. Louise Steele of Denrhigh. N. D.. and Mis, Sina Gartland of Washinoton. D. C.. passed awav Oct. 29. age a vears. Short” service Wednesday. 9 a. m.. at the above address. Final service at First Mont Pleasant Chureh. Johnson Countv. “11 a. m. Burial Mount Pleas. 538 2% Cemetery. BEANBLOSSOM SERV-

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‘ (MATTRESSES) Dble. Northeast im, side bung.|™ CIDER OF SUPERIOR COATT 3 MATTRESS! pillow mtorts. Sola. Good diti § gas, ogi I Fine apples, 5500 S. Meridian, DR-0362; renovated. 431 Mags | Good condition, improvements all paid: (ADRIAN ORCHARD. See sign at corner, | Ave RI-8895 Since 1386 55S. Re down: Atal investment. , STALE BREAD for hog and shticken feed, ; (PAPERPANGING) 12th. CH-620 for sale. 602 S. New J Jersey hg ATTENTION! Paperhanging, $2.50 per 6 EW HOMES y OE a BE T0835. service, ‘Sas. Open for inspection Sundav 2-5. One Merchandise for Sale 34 PAP ANGING and plastering: 1st class bios ok No: 213% Ens sh As or RI-343% — ‘ work; immediate service. Very reason- . a =

. 300 Cash Registers To Select From All Sizes and Styles N EW—USED

we ; entals for BEpaIE Occasions “Fixture Store Complete’

SLES

INDIANA BILLIARD 1611-45 Southeastern. MA-3491

(RUBBER STAMPS) TEACHERS—Name Stamps 25¢. RUBBER STAMP 12812 ware. RI-6128 (VENETIAN BLINDS)

VENETIAN BLINDS—Window shades, custom Jinot eum flao rs. Patterson Shade

BLYTHE N. Dela-

_Co.. 1 N Meridia Fi lete for 5-rm. $39. 50 house. Penwall p Co. RI- -5758.

garage. JENKINS. TA-5490.

2 SOUTH SIDE—1202 Tabor, dandy 6-room = |Roofing roof.. painting. RI-1710. modern; splendid location. Sacrifice for : quic a Make terms. Immediate ROOFING AND SIDING » possession. JACOSS, LI-3845. Inselbric - 308%: HE-2160 Worth $5,000, Sac. $4,000 ROOFING Se —————— Ee re un = Near Tech, six-Toom double. Large lot,

garage; terms: priced to sel Kenwood. Mr. Woodruff, CLARK AGCY.. LI-5596.

5-ROOM mod. bung.: sxcsiens eondision; BR-4074.

semi-modern home.

DELAWARE, 1919 S.—Will sell my: 7-room William Croom.

COLORED—BUYERS

We have a large list of properties for sale on terms, to colored people in different o Shs of the city. Call or see, 23 W.

[Half Price | ‘SALE

UNCLAIMED FREIGHT

STATION 00 CHAIRS. including) lounge, desk, Sa ining and shen po hais, o boudoir. LADIES' SHEEP CASINS, $1 value Herr = DM o r.. 88 bdls. (2818 ft.) of PLAS OARD size 16' 'X48'x%"'; sell for.

CAPITOL AT SOUTH

(ASSOCIATIONS)

INDIANAPOLIS IN PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

CONSULT IT FOR SERVICES YOU NEED AND MERCHANDISETO BUY,

(BEAUTY SHOPS

YOUR old clothing, newspapers.

International ,,, 557 Schoo

Help others. Salvation Army. ribo N. Penn. RI-0192. ATTORNEYS) hors" a SER BLA t Union Trust side. mre |ROBERTS Bepuy Shop 42 Mass Avg LF (AUTO DEALERS) (BODY SHOPS ayy Commuter Buick | TRIANGLE, Body, Shop GR aS: BUILDING AND AN ASS ) MONARCH MOTORS CO. 100 N. Merit: | AL BOTDING & LOAN ASSN.

(Chevrolets)

‘East Side Chevrolet, Inc... 5436 E. Washington. irvingtoh.

North Side Chevrolet, Ine. 836 a Br

oad Ripple. JOHNSO tn EVROLET CO. 103% Meridian. Chevrolet Sales and I vias

(Nash Distributor)

ARSENAL 819-820 State Life Bldg. RI-5901. (CIGAR STORES)

MONTE GRILI Cigar Store. 601 N. RI-0048. ‘‘Candies. Soft Dri inks. »

{CLEANERS)

LOOKING YOUR BEST ALWAYS “The Original Leonard Cleaners’ Leonard Canny 2119 W. Wash.. BE-4100.

West,

BUSINESS AND

—_ (FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION)

{RENTAL PROPERTY)

GENERAL MoO TOR EXPRESS, INC, 1120 Division. “Personal Service.” BE-0828.

TRAN RICAN FREIGHT LINES, ._ INC. 1456 CE & H-1651. (GAS)

HOME GAS MFG. INC

_14 W. 22nd St. “HA-1232.

(GASOLINE AND OIL)

Buy Associated

(GROCERIES)

HASHMAN'S Regal Store. Known for bet- _ ter meats. 5068 E. 10th. IR-1188.

(GROCERIES—VEGETABLES—MEATS )

attersons Food Market. We Deliver. 537 Po 21st. TA-6888. 1604 E 49th _BR-0098.

__. (HAT SHOPS) =

LYRIC HAT SHOP, 139 N. II. LI-1060. Smart fail hats. $1.25 up.

.| LOOK FO ___THE SION.

unfyr. apt e; FURNES Coa tons 14 Aitiero

Sir “Hiro nad

all

(PLUMBING AND HEATING)

Central | Supply Co., 210° S. Ca _ ing Sauvipment

(REAL ESTATE)

Approved sales broker. . C. MOLDTHAN. 1452 Main.

RI-2383. plumbing ‘Amer can” heat-

HOLC proper Ean,

(RESTAURANTS)

Milano Inn, 231 8S. Noble. MA-0958. specialize in spaghetti dinners.

BB's Coffee ‘Sh 212 W. B15 five S op. 2 Nie Maryland.

RI-

c: sandwiches.

(ROOFING)

fr er epee J. O. CARR & SON CO, 3401 E. 10t H2809. Genvire inseibric: OS Nn

(RUBBER STAMPS)

- INC., North and Penn. Deed cars RI-D108 NOBLE BROS. Dependable dry cleaners.| (HOSIERY) . BLYTHE Rubber Stamp Co.. 128%: N. Del. “Bonded cleaning.” 805 N . RI-8117. | WOLF—The Home of Good Trexpensive| Rubber stamps arking’ devices. Fore “Lines Zephyr) Hose. 1525 N. Iilinois. RI-1738. FORD. '39 PORDOR—Del.. ntr.: discount. ALERT Cleaners & Dyers, “Vinee concen: : TERT (SCHOOLS AND foLisess) Hoster-Hiser Ly 111 Ww. 38th. TA-3636 : ain BEE 4 Le Fri a I. U. MEDICAL CENTER. D G. Gatch, PoP! NTEA tt your § \ CH. WALLERICH CO. ra FR x 250220 10 the las: drop. R1:8712 1040 to 1232 W_ Michigan iT ; 950 N. Meridian, RI-4576. W. Georgia. Cement Gun Work. LI-8120. (INSURANCE) Marian College. 3600, Sola 8 Springs Rd. For sire vuouid) (C ) AUBREY D. PORTER insuranzs in all its ee I, Motors. Ine. 4 REANTAIS branches. 835 Lemcke. RI-§747. HOOSIER STAIE COMMERCIAL COL“47 N. _cinil L1-8394. | ,o BLUE VALLEY CREAMERY 0Oi2s: |Union Central Life Insurance. Oren th floor K. of P. Bldg. N. INC. LL : Pritchard, 129 E. Mkt. No. 1212 han ADLEY- ANG « ING : (SERVICE STATIONS) , iro ion NORE N Dairy. Farms. Fresh dairy einen Neal's Syciair Service Siauon, We waver HATFIELD CO. Products daily, 6232 Park. _BR-379). Roaches gu nage : SER gH Baum Gilt So 5 em = Ly e e. - 623 N. Capitol Ave. RI-9326: (DAIRY PRODUCTS) Hon Co. ‘BI-2247"" ~~" rp. ON whet, Meridian,

c. Jd olis~ Oldest Ford Dealer WASH.

NOCK CO.. 819 E. ; (Oldamobiles) HICKMAN OLDSMOBILE 1302 Ny Meridian.

OL INC.. 2017 Central

RI-837S...

EXPERTS :

DS, TE n-4081 Oldsmobile Sales and Service. (TRUCKS) ' ° GENERAL TRUCK SALES 31 W. 13th St. G. M. C. (NEW AND USED CARS) : “Where Friends Meet’ SUPERIOR C H hy E. LI-4378. The best in service and oarts. (USED CARS)

L1-7467.

SEE McGinty {first for 2 Sood car. Wide selection . all Price cGINTY SALES "o.. ‘324 N. Bae, RI-7888.

TR VALUES IN US CARS G bi OLDS, INC.. Eso College. TA-1588. Used Car Department. usm Cars with a Jutuie ah ahead of them-— reputation WARNOCK'S, 819 E. WASH, 911 VA. AVE.

MERIDIAN MOTOR SALES CO. Inc. 820 N. Meridian, RI1-4031.

MAPLEHURST Farms. Jersey cream-line milk. Same farm, same family. since 1829.

(DRUG STORES)

Silver Pharmacy. A-1 fountain serv. Free del. anvwhere East. 463 . Mich. TR-5353.

VAN’'S Pharmacy. 1656 Rdosevelt, CH-0887. ‘Guar. results with our r Eorema ointment.

(ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES)

The Gibson F% 433 N. Cap. LI-3321. Norge Dist. Nore Refrig.. gas. elec. ranges.

(ELEVATORS—PASSENGER, FREIGHT)

(LABOR ORGANIZATIONS)

TRION printers make good customers. Progressive merchants Ko this. Indpls. Typographical Union

(LEAGUES) ~

TIANA Anti-Saloon League, locas! option | 7 1941. 1009 Peoples Bank 1 Bldg RI-9643.

(LETTERHEADS)

EN PRINTING CO

HENDR. 835 Century Bldg. MA- 3487.

(LOANS)

_| Barn Paint

Reconditioned Cuarantéed J.

Open Eves.

’T9

Exchange F urniture Co.

304-10 E. Wash: L1-9271. Recondition Your g BEDSPRINGS

made like new. oT Hom Free Pick-Up. al Delivery Servic EXCHANGE FURN. CO.

HEATING STOVES We sell reconditioned Indianavolis Stove Coy +. HEATERS & CIRCULATORS v2

Terms, $1.00« Per Week \ TOWN MARKET, INC. 344 E. WASH,

ROOFING, $1.65 °c.

Hex Shingles, $1.79 oinge 8S. 8S. RHODES & SON, 340 W,. WASH. ST.

50c3 3

AR MY Shira, 50c; breeches, Roes $1; wool iumberjacks, $1.50: leggings. - 25¢; leather gloves an nd mitts, 10c; ool pants, $1.00; hunting pont

ail sizes, 3 woo! breeches, $1.50. 4 selection arpaulins. 620 N. Senate ave, | CLEAN LUMBER be MAR AND ind ‘ MARION MA SOR AL CO.’ 3 WRECKING C RACTORS ; © 2046 NOR TER! ; Kill DE OT nd all —(RAT-RID gir omits Bhre=s Albert G. Maas, irginia, RI3315, ¢ oe MOTORS ‘ 1% h. phew | Emersons, .60-110- 17180: § : MEIER So BoTRIe AND MACHINE CO. ‘g

3526 E. Washington IR-1151,:

ABLETOP- white gasoline range, : Hoo a, dake or. $30; kitchen cabinet, we

Pure linsee bean oil in

FARM-HOME SUPPLY. INC. BASEBURNERS — Hotblasts. MODEL STOVE & NACE C ‘Washington. Open Ly

D used lumber, Sie fiom wal sors prick, etc. SER NIE

0.. 320 N. West, 75 up. Hoover Blecurolin, Bure 3 $11. J Vogel Bros.. Tie Ww. BE-4564, | '

«5. 3h 95¢ gal.

1325 Kv, .

Joasensbie, ,. 622 E,.

Wash.

(SEWER CLEANING)

Electric machire: no digging u

vipes.: 2-year guar. - - Est] mates.

(SOFT I WATER)

50 wate

sewer

-3344,

INDIANA SOFT WATER SERVICE. BR‘The economical way to have soft

(SPORTING GOODS)

Sporssman s Store, Inc.,

126 N. Penn., MA413. ‘Where sportsmen serve sportsmen.’

All s sizes. 128 8. |

MOTOR OIL oo} x

2 li $ advertised. ll grades. 5 5 FARM & HOME SUPPLY CO. 1326 KY, | t

310' 8, Delaware. LI-6270. a

OVERCOATS. mals: garments to bi

for chile ; dren. 3844 kL. Washington,

SACKS BROS. 306-8- 0 Zits Ave. Rl-|Em-Roe Sporting Goods. 209 W. Wash. LI. The Home. Elevator Ine. 3 home industsy: 5994. Loans dn anyth 3446. Tod's leading sporting goods store. (ENVELOPES) SRK a 5 (STORE FIXTURES) WRE KING'S Indians LBujiard Co.. 1611.45 635 CN ag NG. $2 ~3467. 320 N. West 8 L1- 1910; Southensiern fixture houes com- . (MEAT) e. Sales ronal and repairs.’ : I, iv Killed CHIPSTEAK CO. Inqivdiual servings of (SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE) Bed Bugs == Roac es, ete $5 Sasiiy killed round steak at vour ma P. C JACOBS. All size farms can 193 5 Benn. -3793. (MEDICINE) 424 Peoples Bank hols

(FINANCE CO’S) -

BLUE RIDGE FINANCE CO. ‘Need a little money on your car?” 207 E. New York.

dele, conven. are Guaranty Finance Co. Qu! iS he

VON Tablets for stomach , Sistress, stomach ulcers causer bv oa tric hyperacidity. Free booklet. A 'A-6 “MO TEE NA.” Fw] and stimulator. All Hooks Dependable Stores. T0¢.

(MUSIC SCHOOLS)

D, KENNY C ‘all _egrades ana fvpes of sugars (TAILORING)

(SUGAR AND COFFEE Sar . 238 S. Penn. Li=4433.

Portable Electric, $1 7.50

SINGER CO. 126 W. WASK RI-g71% 4

RAT-ACAKE Only kills rats and |

mice.. Non-poisonous. LURIE CO, i L1-3793, '

132 S. Penn. Roof Coating 5.53% ns $150, a"

FARM & HOME SUPPLY. INC., , Furnace parts made, Best Brats MITH'S Rf Bethel. DR-0639. J 4 STOVES Al, tad PRINGLE & JOHNSON

$89 UNIVERSAL WAS

HING Used 1 year. Sacrifice. $30.

FREIHOFER BAKING CO. Xi. i Service % Your Homes Daily

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(WANTED TO BUY) —Tangements. {02 Guaratity Francis Hendricks erfect tatlo Le eBay, Hishest Prices .f oF U5. 8 (FLORISTS) HUGO Music School, 1018 N. Oxford. Alice| LI-1165. 306 A oean Nag Bah Bide BAA on Diamonds AS [ 2 324 laware, , Mgr. 1 in Funeral Jesers $3 up. Delaware Flower | (TAXI CABS) INT, & TT 1 i : (AUTO REBUILDING) , TA-3131. 2923 WN. Deiawa Rein Ri-4422 United Taxi - 85 rODES Sw was Ba Economy Auto Rebld. endable, paint (FOUNTAIN PENS) - Rosebushes : ~=Unice ax 0. Free Dirt i ATH Jauling, ay, ing. Tepes. wrecked cars rebit. 316 W. Mich. PEN HOSPITAL, 4 W. Market. 1.0604 N c: 3 idan 5 ti Br: | 4 (AUTO REPAIRING) All makes pens pencils sold '& any Eagle Creek Nursery Co. (TIRES—BATTERIES) BAS RANGE 3 oven, Odin, ED JETTS GARAGE. motor rebuilding, | (FUNERAL DIRECTORS) 824 and R432. New Augusta HOOD TIRES_E.z pms INDIANA TIRE| Es body. fender work. 517 N. Talbot. HORTON maL HOME (PANTS) LI- S SN FETS WH BR LL] ST.’ Kl (AUTO SERVICE) West Ne «8 w TANTS STORE COMPANY, en CTIPEWRITERS) XT .|Heatrecla 608" Massachusetts Ave. hig EAS AUTO SERV., 4111 E. Mien. H, RICHARDSON Ld ~Underwoo and| HOUSE FAINT... ... . Wrecks rebit.. fender. body Jeb] TR-0600. | 1741 N Meridian %A-o10. (PRINTING) Marviand. 373, PURIONS. IW. 5.5 Enotes DES & 8 Sox. 2 Wed $1297; WARR! rvice. Auto, body, fender NUTT FUNERAL HOME Genuine engraved wedding announcements, MAKE U ; A repels, Ae N Alabama. RI-3785. 0. W NO a RAL H 0. $7.95. Arrow Printing Co. LI-5238 (WELDING. BLACKSMITHING) ys £8 Century 8 Idg. _ MA-3481 3 Eveready Auto Parte 4300 Mass. CH-22T1 | Max Herriich & Son Service, Charles Herr-| gg oc PRN PRINTING x rece! & 036 Mats © Hh.” satisfactory ghar son ew wars. $1 : lich, Mrs. Emma Gunn, New Palestine, $ : kers equipment, (BAKERIES) . (PLUMBING) LW TO EA’ ) aa —sell, 419 EB.

new plan of nome financing it

3 Rooms —— i

Crrrraiekse ob

LI-0271, 5

$1-85; dresses 35-8125; fore) :