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By TOM OCHILTRED
! IF — BURRIS of Muncie « basketball team ros its perforsans: of last season and makes it to the state finals again this time, it will be nice for Burris, of course, but
not particularly startling.
-- Last spring they were the big surprise team. But that is all over now. Every state basketball fan knows Burris i is
‘hotter than a fireman’s suspenders. If there were any stray skeptics left in this sec-
“tor ‘the exhibition Coach Scott “Fishers lads put up here last night
against Southport’s Cardinals was .
* & convincer in itself. : The Owls beat the Cardinals, 4% 27, before a crowd of some 1200
disappointed spectators. As the|
score indicates there wasn’t much to the thing. The Owls jumped away to a lead early in the first quarter and then kept pumping the ball through the basket with a nice regularity. Maywe things would have been different if Coach Doyal (Buck) « ‘Plunkitt had a few more Ed Schien--beins, For even in overwhelming ‘defeat, Schienbein, Southport’s hero ..of all sports, looked good. 2 = = THE GAME started off when
Schienbein on ‘a perfect screen play|
hit a field goal from inside the free throw circle. Then Bob McKenzie "looped in a long angling shot, his specialty, and counted another from underneath the hoop. From that point on, the Owls spent their time Widening the advantage. At the end of the "first quarter, Burris was ‘ahead, 11 to 6. The Owls at the half were in front 24 to 12, and at the three-quarter mark the scoreboard showed: Burris, 36; Southport, 17. The real hero was McKenzie. He led scoring raids against the Cardinals with all the spirit his Scotch _ ancestors. used in storming the strongholds of rival clans. His defensive play was almost as good, and - in the last minute of the game he was forced out because he had committed four personal fouls. According to the record books he had made seven baskets out of 18 shots, for the rather remarkable individual percentage of .431. He also counted one free throw. Schienbein, the losers’ “strong man,” also made seven field goals, but he took 26 shots to do it for .-a1 average of .269. also had one free throw. The Owls’ average was better than the’ Cardinals’. Burris made 17 field goals in 66 attempts as compared to the host school’s 12 out of 1. ® » 2 “ BURRIS’ CLIMB in the sports world in the last couple of years
.- has ‘been as remarkable as it has
been steady. The high school enrollment at this laboratory school is only - 200, yet it has developed strong teams in Muncie, a city so long dominated by Central.
ntly the boot is on the}
. other leg now, however. The boys at Muncie who should know, claim .Central has little reserve strength coming on for the next few seasons. They further predict that if the Bearcats don’t win the sectional this time they may be in for a long - cold spell. This is all a tty picture, but there is one ds '’k spot. The Owls aren't very tall and they aren't on defense. ie, proved that in a counter attack he lead in the fourth quarter : while McKenzie and Kirby were getting a brief rest on the bench. But weak defense or no, I've a feeling we'll be seeing the Owls _ around here again in March.
AFTER MY J Sl record last
week, I Ne should retire from : this picking busifiess and survey the whole scene with a calm detachment. At least that would be following the old vaudeville player’s . philosophy to. “Ie ave ‘em while you still are But there un oubtedly would be erities to stand up-and say that my . leaving the field now wasn’t cricket, ! but was, in fact, very grubby, don’t ou ka it is hard enough . now to fill: up this pillar of piffle ! without giving up such a stand-by
games to be played tomorrow night: "MANUAL OVER CATHEDRAL.
° Because the sins still are on . the war path.
{ MARTINS OVER SHORT- ’ RIDGE. But I hope the Blue Devils ; oid the game down to a respectable e. LOGANSPORT OVER TECH- : NICAL, The Berries have faltered a hit, but repo y sre having a new upsurge of pow : aC ST BROAD
RIPPLE. And this one will be|f
* closer than false teeth in a glass. SOUTHPORT OVER ROCHESTER. The Cardinals will be full of : vim after the Pimms the Burris
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Winning Plays
Path of Player
Eleventh of Series
This illustrates how Missouri follows up shots. Guard No. 5 passes into Forward No. 1 and then goes on to screen for No. 1 as indicated. No. 1 passes to No. 2 who sets|HA up a post in the four circle and the pivot man returns to No. 1 breaking past. No. 1 then shoofs and cuts around to the right to follow up. : No. 5 after screening also goes in to follow up, as does the pivot man.
This gives the Tigers three men getting in quickly for rebound work.
Basketball
Tonight’s schedule in the Fm-Roe
Hawthorne League:
7:00—Bruce Robison Post vs. Art's Standard Service. 3:00—Mary Midgets vs. Ben Hur
e. 9:00—Howard Street Merchants vs. Mt. Jackson Tires.
The pairings this this evening in the Em-Roe Speedway Industrial League at the Speedway gym: 7:00—Bookwalter-Ball Farm Bureau.
8:00—National Malleable vs. J. D, Adams, 9:00—Stockyards vs. Allison Engineering.
Tonight’s schedule in the Buchs Feezle Thursday Night League at the Pennsy
= 130-Kin Any v. _ Capltol Motors, ly Varnish. 5 36 Dnemployment Comp. vs. Stewart. ner.
The pairings this evening in the A. A. U. League at the Y. M. C. A.: i Baullpups vs. Indiana Central
Housier State vs. U. > Tires.
tewart-Warner vs. Y. M. C. A.
“Royal Crown Colas are to meet Drikold Refrigerators in a semifinal game ‘in Division B of the holiday tournament at 9:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Pennsy Gym. Cola players are to report by 8:30 p. m. Royal Crown dropped a 30-26 decision to the Seymour Hoosier Petes
day tournament. Marshall Snoddy | scored 13 points to pace the Colas.
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Indiana Central's team will :. back on the University Heights basketball court tomorrow night after a two-week layoff, facing the Taylor | - University five. Likely Indiana Central starters | WHITE, will be George Crowe and Walter | Brenneman, forwards; Lee Perry, center, and Angus Nicoson and Ray Bloomingdale, guards. For Taylor} the probable lineup will be Norman Pederson and Don Odle, for< wards; ‘Henry Tobin, Wayne Yeater and Conrad Rehling, guards.’ Tomorrow night's contest
hounds’ January schedule,
Deaths—F unerals - : 1 Indianapolis Times, Thurs., Jan. 4, 1940
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DONAHUE—Jeremiah F., beloved father of Mrs. Katherine Zeitz, brother of Mrs. Celia Reeder. John and | David Donahue, Fri
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5, 9 a. m., Catholic Church. 8 invited. Burial Sn Shged Park. ay id call at ile Hal Don any tim
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FLOYD—Miss Carrie, 0.. 1160 W. 30th St. sister of Arthur R. Floyd, sister-in-law |: Lal hee enly es day a ernoon. FLAN BUCHANAN MORTUARY riday, 10 ol m. Friends invited. Burial Forest Hill, Shelbyville. [Shelbyville, Ind, paper please copy.l
FRANZ—Marie K., 60 years, beloved wife of Charles H. Franz, mother of Norber t J. Franz, passed sway Weane esday 3. ., at the st
Funeral iday, 2 Paul’s Lutheran’ Church. Mecart and S. New Jersey Sts. Friends inviti Buria i Concordia. Friends may call at the G. H HOME, 1505 8. a St., any time. .
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mother 0 0; Haupt, Al - Gus X ae. Riche. Saat Re. S y a ath Mrs. E. Conty, all of Joseph es of cincingatl, Krebs Washin Btn D. “Fune eral rom Inte home, 1352 S. Alabama, Friday 8:30 a Sacred Heart Church 9 . Burial st Joseph cemetery. TAUCK.
HERMAN—Charles G., entered int 1g Jost Seadav, {born 55 yea rs, eel Td.
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HUDDLESTON—HIill, 536 Birch Ave., husband of Ruby Huddleston, father of Betty Louise, passed away Je 3, age 24 years. Serv 808 Frida aay. 2 ore Ben 34 MO:
D. BE. Burial Floral Pare Cemetery.
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HUFFER — Jo Wednesday. father
Span 5, i Schaub and Edward Huffer. Service Sat. urday. 2:30 p. at HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, Burial Crown Hill,
JOSLIN—Edwin, husband of Stella Joslin, father of Harry of Chicdgo, George, M: Hazel Younk, Lillian Farlow, and Eddie * Joslin and TS. Bloom, all of indiananc)is; bro 0! Mrs. Flora Clark of Berlin, Ill, Possed away at the Jesidence, 1937 8. Emerson Ave., Wednesday . Friends may call at the ME, 130 Prospect Se any time, Services Saturday, 10-30 a. -m., at the funeral home and 2 p at the Grace United Brethren Churen at 1ateetle, Ind. Interment Lafayette. Friends invited.
KELLY—Julia Alice, Kelly, mother of Mrs and Charles D. grandmother of Marjori disnapolls, John P. Kelly, M: atioon, 1, ssed away Thy sqay at her home, 5730 Washin gton St. Puneral Friday, Jan. at IRK IRVIN INGTON
pidow of John
5342 E. W in Bia Friends Iovited. Burial Saturday, Mattoon, Ill. Friends may call Friday ter 2 p. m.
OWENS — Guy E, beloved husband of «Catherine Donahue. Owens, ther of Mary Joan and Guy 3 brother of Oscar - Owens, Greenfiel his residence, 105, ursday, $ Fuveral from Gr 38 150 E. New ork po m.; requ om Cross SChureh. 10 a Brie Burial Calvary _ Cemetery. Friends may call ‘after 6 p. m. Thursday. [Greenfield (Ind) papers please copy.l
M. (Aletha A. White) assed away Wednesday, Jan. 3, in her ome, 2262 Central Ave. Services at the residence. Friday. 1 p. m. Friends inited, Burial Crown Survivors, two sons, Bert and Percy Smit) 2 Zionsville: three gaushters, Elizabeth M Smith, Adelaide Smith and Grace Smith Pettijohn of Indianapolis; three granddaughters, Irene Smith Markland of Zionsville, Aletha Pettijohn and Martha Pettijohiyp Schulz of Indianapolis; five great -grandchildren and a nephew, Roy Pierce of Knightstown, Ind.
WEADON—Bruce C., husband of Geo ana Weadon and stepfather of Char ries
passed away at N, Oriental St., Apt.
C. Glazier, passed away Thursday morning. Relices at the NNER BUC ANAN MORTUARY Saturday, 1:30 p. m Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
WHETS STINE walter 2 D. ana Tes Vee). usb father of Earl Whetstine, a ward Whet: ts tine and Mrs. O’Brien, Detroit, assed a ‘awa y Thursday: Funeral Sunday. 3% tn
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2226 Shelby 3129 N. Illinois Ha-0109
CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
1934 W. MICH. ST.
Flanner & Buchanan
MORTUARY
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PERMANENTS — 95¢ to $5. Good work. Royal Beauty Acad., 401 Rooscevlt Bldg. (ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)
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RENT
Rooms Without Board 14
aranteed reason 32 Park. HE-2187
25¢, | 80,
SEMI-1-8
4 = Acr 2 Miles East = Irvington a ae Ia R58.” GooD. JOODE. = HA-1053;
Ey Joi en a. Il fenced. ideal Iobse. Csoi0 N- Benn
ra gro round; hd buildin andles, balance $15 month. T 73 DN Co.; on State Rd.; nice home. Jo!
John Case, 3510 N. Penn St. TA-4286.
Phone R1-5551 for 1owest want ad word rate in the city and quick results.
Wanted to Rent 23
WANTED to rent, Nonh ds Suge redecorated, six-roo lawn. Immediate occu pancy. oe Taetails to Box 102, care
Houses and Lots 25
§ RARE INVESTMENT 914 E. 30th
One large storeroom, one small office room, 4-room apt. above, lots of storage Rens and 2-car garage. Priced very low.
R-7925. EDW. DILLEHAY. Rr-sil2.
13 S.. CRUSE REALTY CO., 128 N
Buyers on our list for your @ Cash single. double, or bungalow. Call Mr. Russ. LI-6328. American Realty & Development: Co.
BELMONT, 100 S.—4-Bedroom, A-1 condition throughout, JRarage, bargain, terms. Mr. Raves & 7 LIVER H. TARE AGCY. LI-5596 1916 N. TACO. four-room house modern ex
MA Session; 1850, 8862 Yas Stewart, Inland Bids.
ATTRACTIVE six-room modern cottage hardwood owes double garage. y owner. HA-1249-R.
ee Seyenloom, home, furnace; gown, . TA-1104; 8862
GOOD modern bungalow Foable, East of Belt; $3500. Terms. ‘CH-1550.
mod“balance
Bavis:
1950 T. ern except like rent.
COLORED BUYERS See our la list of homes. J. R. WELCH & SONS. LI-3423.
Hotels 16
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Houses and Lots
NEAR RIDE PARK; 6-rm. mod. Gt xcellent for mechanic who can make HECOSSArY 3 airs. | 1 ene St. Only down, ap Ox. 3 5.50 © ‘mo. incl. ta re. and B® 1241 W. 30th St., only $1600, ° $180 Soames $15.60 per mo. incl, taxes surance.
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McDaniel, E. KIRK M'KINNEY CO. ING, off. MA-3521, Res. RI-8790.
5-RO0OM DOUBLE
A SOUTH SIDE BARGAIN. TERMS. Modern gX0ept Jurngee; with extra Somer.
d good investm ® ot indy location. ed HURRY, ON THIS ONE. Hu. 7 RI-6412.
YOUN! = 8. Cruse Renity Co., 128 N . Del.
TOWARD SPEEDWAY; 6-rm. mod. bung. Built-ins; hdwd. firs.; nook. Terms approx. $33 per mo. incl. taxes and insur-
ance 1638 Goodlet st., S-rm. od good cond. Only $325 down. $22.38 r mo. mel, int. uy 4129. See 32 1427 N. Holmes. Call Mr. McDaniel, E. "KINNEY CO. INC, off. MA-3521, Kes RI-8790.
4151 WINTHROP
Excellent 5-rm. mod. bung. completel and thoroughly yecondisionad, Large lot, new fruit_ trees, $4350. Only $450’ down, a "Bates, RI-1413. Eves.,
HU-6047, PAUL, L. M’CORD CO., 615 Lemcke Bldg.
10% DOWN
ve rooms a side double.”Rental {
$35. Jriced, 3730, Drive by, No Dot distur enan 2s . jo JACK C. ARR » MA-2523.
AL DIRECTORY
Apartments for Rent = 18) sR
2.50, CARROLLTON, 2325 — Comfortable pleasant warm room, private home, ho water. HE-24 $3. 00_MERIDIAN. 1916 N. — Nice, warn room, large clo set AlSasIsprings, gentles
man preferred. Levy Tur bath. wil ’ floor; tea CENTRAL, 2225—Warm, Tight, nicely furs Rished, Ta gn, ely furs
ble a A 248—Clean, nicely furnished, close bat innerspr close. Bath HA-0538. ines, testy heal DELAWARE, 713 N., Apt. 4-Nicely furnished large ped large Iront room, innersprings. DFLAWARE, a ive warm, tin Sods, with or No huradtive warm
_ Gare —Large warm front
RLAWARE, THT FN —Tarss Deen, mutable wo
near bath; season-
eR ed TORE=—iics TAFge | 38 large room, twin da §70 N _ way). BE-34 des. odern, (Near §
GUILFORD, i 25h
ILLINO: Large front, two beds; quiet 2% Fi home; Garage: reasonable.
front rooms: ladies before 8 a. m., after
LA SALLE, gs bath am front, Yiea2 tion; reasonable. CH-51 ba W. TanShote W JERSEY. 1320 N.—1-2 room beat, tnnersiring mattresses, new:
ET ig SH a Ln nished, next Rah hot. og er gentleshan.
Soensohable. seem, Hot
2TH, E, 615—Lov water, 1-3. priv ely. a
__water, 1-3, private home. HE-1 25TH., 812 E. — Attractive, am front, private ho ly Zessonable fir. es 2 employed gentlemen: 603 E.— Cn:
“peivie 3 ar, ges; men. X-ae}
good Bath.
Som’forisbles Joe rt break op- | MA
ar gentlemen, n near “Corlege carline.
I remod led, heat, _ fading dve. sb tro 00.
be iee light rooms, fa een ie 218%
62.125 subscribers every day nm Marion County alone to. read your want ad in The Times. Results .at lowest word rate in 3 city. Phone RI-5881.
Rdoms With Board
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TA-2208.
‘Lovel. 1 lent cals, Jn Sf Rint} gentle
_ man; $7 COMER, 1308 — Warm: = beds, Inn ] Ballin 3 meals; dow’ 's home; re;
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Sn th, .1-2 girls or i TAN, 8
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h: +1 room Hg ts considered. Good food, ! Ii ce warm room for old :
sale petitoners good "men COLLEGE
Clean, comfortable: JShower and $3.50 |.
Up
$4.50 WEEK
MILNER . UEST LAUNDRY FREE CUR % 8. ILLINOIS
HOTEL wkly. Ries, $4 oo
Spencer Hotel ™: JAP JONES, a
8 lean, out- ; sa e; . Sy {5a trans, ‘rates, Mayfield
Hoosier Hote
Housekeeping Rooms 17 |R $2.00 & $3.00-»EAST, 805 N. One and two-
Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City, | MERI
LARGE 5-RM. APT., $50
Sunroom, 1st class cond.; convenient locaHon moire, elect.: ref. LI-5393. 43 W. Fall Tee
APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU
Choice apts. gladly shown. HE-1328
GENERAL APARTMENTS, NG
29 W Vermont. 36; 5-rm. le: i hes a as $ a UPPER 5-rm. Ales Ie X. ah oral
un Loa livin ve aE 2 kitchen:
£ home; 3 bed-
NORTH. “3200—Near. SE Se 5 rooms;
AT CLEVELAND WRECKING GO. LUMBER —
NEW-—USED BUILDING MATERIAL
We aré mow wrecking thousands of buildings from coast to coast. arriving daily at our yard
Truck loads of material
LUMBER,: cleaned of all Te nails, low as, per foot. wohiran)
Dex. 100. Tech Bp $2.75 *
... $2.25 30 inches wide, per ft...... $2 NEW INSULA BOARD, 4x6 lo 4x6, ee fo. 4c BRICK, cleaned,
per 1,000 ........ cesssans $5. 50
rot ee Lana Sine NEW WALL REGISTERS, G0 $6. 50
‘low as ‘STEEL SASH, 12 fo 30light, low as “.. . $1.49
LI ncoln 1100
Houses and Lots
Bargain Galore at .Our Yards and Warehouse
‘THOUSANDS or OTHER ITEMS AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES
Dati... hua. 50
BASEBOARD TRIM, low as, per £00t ....eeces 2l4¢
Ee nnn $1.79
hist a 5e . 9c
SASH as low as ...
ROLL ROOFING, . 35-1b,, per roll NEW "¢-LIGHT BARN sas, 79 ; glazed, only Cc STEAM AND HOT WATER 10 radiators, per foot, low as... c " NEW LAVATORY, com- $8 80 plete with fittings........ OV. FRENCH DOORS, circle $8.00 top, glazed, per pair
CASEMENT glazed, only
Merchandise for Sale 34
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SELECTED LIST OF HOMES
3352 BROADWAY
Well built. 4 rooms down, 3 bedrooms .and dressing room up: hardwood floors, new cabinets, reconditioned. Fine family home. Convenient: to Jransbortation and shopping centers. $600 down, balance monthly like like rent.
6060 PARK AVENUE
donap y English-type home. 3 rooms PE bedrooms and bath up.
to own.
4216 E. WASH. ST.
Attractive 5-room modern cottagetype home. Fireplace, entirely reconditioned, 2-car garage. $34. monthly plus taxes and l insurance. :
1022 N. ARSENAL AVE.
Convenient to Technical: 2-story home. of 8 3 fooms, 4 rooms down, 4 bedbath Jumace; being thoroughly 1% reconditioned
822 LAUREL ST.
Convenient to Fountain 5 Shuare; 2story home of 7 rooms, bedrooms bath and furnace. Being It in grand con
The above is snly 2 yarial list. Call us for homes all tions of the city. Terms oo cash, Delanve monthly including monthly taxes and insurance,
Real Estate Division 44 Virginia Avenue
Office Phone LI. 8401 Res. Phone CH. 6178
NAIA a 2604 E. BROOKWAY
Modern bungalow well loc owner will Shrine equity’ Joa cost $2550. owers, IRT- With JACK C. CARR. MA-2533.
BE SURE of your title. Demand an abstract prepared by
Union Title Co. 155 B. Market St. Union Title Bldg.
Real Estate Loans 28 41/,0(, MORISAGE Loans 42% GEO. A. BUSKIRK
241 N. Pennsylvania RI-5088
Rent TS OLONIAL ihly TAL HOME E LOAN Ip n e mon pa; 0; per month, jnelu Dye Loi COLONIAL LOAN
AINGS & 28 S. Illinois “LI-3814
A) cent
Business Opportunities 29
SERVICE STATION LUNCH ROOM— mn Spd Keystone. Wil sell Teasonably.
=
Swaps 31
Por 34. ‘30 and ‘36 Chevrolet CASH fod 5 Co his N. nL R197
37 At 6, 2-door sedan; radio, heater; SW. for furniture or cash. Private party.
LI-3616. PLYMOUTH, ‘38, 4-door, TTT cash or light car. 740 W. New York. JUNK CARS—Used trucks, wrecks ‘wanted; pay dash. 21st and Martindale. HE-3867, Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32/5 439 | TEAM—S-year-old ay, Perchargn mar mares, ell RIG days, New Augusta nr w “a
4
BULLDOG p bupples, screw tail, i and ne. 1077 Oliver.
Farm, Garden, Plants WH
room apartments; furnished
Nicely furnished, 16 1 Fo, SLY E-
WELL furnish ront hea Studio; constant Iron water. fit
Bay 113¢ — Two clean, I00ms, accommodate 3, $5; room, Kitohe nette, $4.50.
SROORSIDE: 2501 — 1-2 room furnished apartments. or will Ie meals. Constant hot water. CH-5154. 2
CARROLLTON, 1529—Small 2-room studio apartment; private entrance; adjoining bath; Its. front room,
CARROLLTON, a Age kitchenette; uttitties: College car. HE-5653.
EAST, 428 N.—Front two-room a Steam he heat. utilities Te ntra;
| FLETCHER, 556—Two roo! stric modern; wie Walking distance ty HI AVE., 21 N.—2 Modern front, trom AD everyining Terni. Adults naan 18, 2625 ooms and hath; a A ow hot - water,
- automatic Fore 2 Rooms, Warm, a 3
i]
artment; private
Janitor.
KENWOOD, 2435—2 Liinois car; adults, $6.00. KENWOOD, 3030—Large room, electric refrigeration; 3: his utilities furnished;
MamEET, F. 13 —Feome fi Thor ooms, first’ floor, heat: private entrance; pear modern. 814 N. (Library Apartme entsi—| * ~ Very nice furnished walking digtanees $5 up. MO] t house-
RRIS, arate kee: ing To Fim. 32.50, : partHeat 2-4 emp! abl i fron modern, atte 3te N—2 ron ¢ Touts. . PR, N.. 20—Attractive two rooms, Aanerspr 5 daire, all utilities, steam, private LY rance. mall attrachot | Wier:
tive apartment, 1 daire; od ty Near Tiga
12TH 8ST Two-room heat, watér, lights’ ts furnished.
Apartments for Rent
Furn. Houses—Apts.
apartment; utilities; |
rr 1 Jrivite entrance; su suit- | © 8! Te: Pr. > : loyed girls.
NEWMAN, neon 1asge Front Bouse} EE: house Keeping room ar ahd * yiichenetie; reason-| CHEST:
“un” ero | Sibson
garage; heat, water; $50. TA-4 4679. 18A
1404-~Nicely furnished 4-room
ROACHE, yard. Jood. 10 location. Riverside
house, carline.
GARDEN TRACTOR—Repossessed, with all s, $38; batter” "Write 32¢ W tools Indianapolis.
Merchandise for Sale
Houses for Rent New Bungalow Doubles
49 N. Oakland, 4 in ¢ rooms, 1n- |
35 sulated; large lot, garage. $35. Open daily, sendin & TSmrTH, INC. MA-1468.
NearR. C. A. and E. 10th
. Car Line 5-rm. mod. double; heatrola .furn.; gar. ne me Ue 1223 N. Gale.
rEsserees: $20.00 . 17.50 40.00
le; will -1362.
DORMAN. a, ane MISS
Une ul Fn KE,
9512, RI-1862. 19.65—Ri “409 S.—4 ~ semii! KS moi paid; near School: newly saber d__HU- LH WATER: PAID—Beautiful 3-room gr 46 Rp; 4 special dating. HB 3501,
TER, 1120 W. 18th; modern 6-room
$32—WAT gone, hardwood floors, garage. TA866 H1J-4366.
10S 1 REFORMERS : = ha REALTY ¢ Co.,
Se 2011—Modern 6 rooms; redecorated; garage; $21.50; Lh paid. HE- 5146, evenings. 1456 Nand others.
double. Sy nt coal’ Be i
i ik > nr York. -~-Mod. 6-rm., double,
One bedHas ev
roorn $31.
thing:
newly ¢ ol ‘easily neated, garage. |
UILFORD, 4719—5-room double, breakfast “hess Ea porches, garage; $37.50.
HOYT AVE. 1500—Modern 3_ bedroom “heme. water A DR-1268-R or DR
KEY: 509-11 N. dern, vm onéitiotied; '8 rooms.
comse2 58S Tag, TPO pg «car aT: 3 00. Ligon ¥ os VIRGINIA AVENUE.
W.—4 rooms; modern; “ j ater 1060 ¥ garage; good condi-
ae. 44 VIRGINIA- AVENUE. =4-room - moderny’
19 4
.00 33
SL $2.50. ends,
Cloth: Dryer, elec. $9.95. Solid walnut dr $5. Lovely maple night i ‘panel Maqern fold-a-way
95. Sadi Co., . Washington. Open evenings,
Unclaimed Freight Station UNFINISHED i CABIETS we Kore dl now 3
$5: 1 CH 4.50; LDS ROLL
00; 35 FLOOR 8 os $1.00 to $2.00
“CAPITOL AT SOUTH Alcohol 3c. Cal Bring container.
FARM UPPLY 1335 Kentucky. ak
BLOCKS WHSE., 424 N. Ill. St. Open Eves.
Bed Bugs FF 5 gs » , 132 8. Pe nn. -3793. Bios” WHEE: "424 N. TL. St. Open Eves. GOOD UMBER, free from nails; sash doors, o Prick, te. VICE WRECKING . 330° N. West. Li.7910.
:INEW and Hl “BUILDING. TERIAL. MILLION PO CO.
SINGER Bri michy
STOVES “Al Kinds Reconditioned PRINGLE & somon. Ase. LIS0008
Mass. LI DINING SUITE, lates Style:
take ou hy a
OUR S. . RAODER & SON: 340 = pics WASH. ST.
LARGE stove, pubis jor storer , shop __or garage. Cheap. ! 30th. St >
RUSH MAKE 1 PRINTING. 685 2s BN MA-3467.
STORE fixtures, bakers equipment, s cial equipment: buy-sell. iprent. ohio,
ost
to | LI-4088.
ni ie 2 S180, fs
POSSESSION AT ONCE
Must be res; gnsible and a resident of Indianapolis, er 4 10oms of fine brand new furniture at $241.60. . Pay a 2 er week, starting Feb. 1st. 3 u have first class credit refhave held the
y : dresser, walnut vene 1," 90-coll sprin comfortable mat Tors, Hy hn Hl Spoim room rug. Dinette consists o chairs With white leather seats, buffet walnut veneer and waterfall, 9x12 mode ernistic tan felt base rug. en cons sists of table, 4 chairs, 9x12 plack and red Hioleum, putty cabinet, 32- Sip diet ty can
hear u, it ioe ath Dw og f on aecessary. Box 194. % this paper. y
New—Used
POOL TABLES
Lod ale Xo d "Roo ar Large SEO OW Prices—
ments 75 juvenile” size, $0.5. 95 6 ery Anywh omplete le. iliiard relies r
e Rentals for Every Occasion
boiied
INDIAN A ANCHE =H) 1615-45 Southeastern MA-3491
A N. Capitol 34. 5
a Evenings Until 9 p. m.
IL § Ayres & Company
cu. ft, complete ine ap same il eth ve, V-De. rive . rive: Sortank le; JL
3525 E. Wernkion. : IR- 1551,
All kinds, an “sizes, Sara = Arctic .&#% 128 S. West’ R en t Ice Mo 2 -sondl 50" Year. POLAR ICE & FUEL CoO. Blankets wih $1.49
Home Appliances Co. Open Evenings TA-188Q
3360 N. Illinois. AH Rubber 50¢
ARCTICS *4-puckie 100
Gloves Leather and Mitts. orcelain
N. Senate Ave. Apartment size Jebuzhar,
Bete rm ke nev §12,60
BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. TIL. St. Open Eves, 3 49%. COMPLETE, $147 MERIDIAN MART, INC.
428 N. EE OPEN EVES, gto 8 ley 7 cu. pre-o owned Shelvador Jers T gerator, Guarantee Term 81 9.50 BLOC; £5 an, 424 N. nl. St. Open Eves,
CLEAN LUMBER NEW USED MARION
aus Gh 046 RSRTTNESTERN t 15 to do reduction on floor model rew iscrate ator, Ter
$1 BLOCK’'S WHSE., 24 N. 1. st. Open Evel,
‘Kills moths and their Mothicide larvae. Liquid or crystal At
form. our neighborhood dealer and Albert G. Maas Co., 31 Va. RI-331 ih used vacuum
Rp. Sop r tub a a A Guaranteed.’ 31.00 9819.
BLOCK’S WHSE,, "LN. Tll. St. Open Eves,
BAiZI0S, eal hot water, 5 LY Poueh
24-hour serv oe aL 8! sevice our, service Thos N . Illinoi 1 0088."
as factory fully guaranteed. Terms | $1.00 .
BLOCK’'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. St. Open Eves,
Hunting Boots $1, Breeches $1
Army Shirts, pants. Spats Arcties, Bare pean, 128 S. WEST
New 16” fire bowl Ta heaters, 3uliy guaranteed, Terms yi 00 $i 2. 5 eek .. ®
BLOCKS ‘WHSE., 424 N. mm, St. Open Eves, 62,125 Jubscribers every day m Manoh County to read your wan in The Hime”
® Results at lowest ed rate in the city. Phone RI-5551.
Musical Instru.—~Radio 34A
SEVERAL REPOSSESSED 3 | Accordions and Band | - | Instruments, pay balance INDIANA MUSIC CO.
PAUL H. and HERMAN RINNE. ak OUT THEY GO
All Pianos traded in during our Xmas Sale, Uprights 25 ahd Ggands ds, in good condi
tion. $15 to 229 Mass. Ave,
PIANO OUTLET iil INVESTIGATE
Wilking's Sasy piano lessof dorsed b; us musicians)
furnish fan one trial. WILKING MUSIC CO.
lap (ine th plano
L1-6464.
YRES’—420 N. Capitol LE 2.00 and up Open Evenings Until 9 p. m.
L. S. Ayres & Company
ation "95
$59.95
New 7-tube R. C. A, comb Wie Phonograph. Buti aeri
Rk iE 434 N. TIL. St. Open Eves,
REPOSSESSED
Spinet, alse grand, can be had by finishe DA, Be
in : Marion Music Co. Re "Philco 6-tube used console radio:
30 XMAS TRADE-INS
LORERT ms Baa
Totube used console
sressret arsenate
_WHSE., 434 N. II. 8t
table, 4
with credit Toterence ig
3x3, REBUILT Curtis (Al ho bh 9
Tobuilt VAGUE CIGANCE, 19.95
11-4088,
goudision. Police calls. Terms $14.60 ; | BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. TIL. St. Open Eves,
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