Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1940 — Page 13

TUESDAY, JAN. 16, 1940

BACKBOARD!

By. TOM OCHILTREE

IT MAY have been good enough for your pappy, but no one seems to be satisfied any more with the old style basketball backboard. There have been suggestions to abolish it completely or to substitute a concave board, and now Branch McCracken, Indiana University coach, comes forward to propose a “streamlined” board.

Why not? We have stream-

fined women’s hats, radiatcrs, razors and pneumatic drills. Like cellophane, streamlining seems to be here to stay. Reasoning that there is no need for a board of the present size, Coach McCracken contends that a smaller board would increase the range of vision for spectators in the end seats, and would cut down on the strategy of firing away in the general direction of the basket in the hope that some giant on the team will drop in a rebound shot. Coach McCracken would reduce the board in height from four to three and a half feet and in width from six to five feet. It would have’ beveled edges and no corners, and would be slightly oval in shape. The heop would be set at the bottom of the board instead of six inches above it as it now does. The last suggestion regarding the hoop is designed to keep tail players from bumping their heads when there are scrambles under the bas-, ket. There must be some fire with all this smcke. Maybe the backboards will be radically revised within the next few years.

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THE FOURTH annual Falls City Invitational tournament is to be held at Pendleton High School Saturday. Teams from Middletown, Lapel, Markleville and Pendleton are io participate. Second teams ‘are to play at 9:30 and 10:30 a. m. with the finals in that division at 7 p.- m, and the varsity squads are to compete at 2 and 3 p. m. with the title struggle scheduled for 8 p. m. ” » ” PUPILS IN Marion County high schools located outside the City limits are all steamed up over the 21st annual county tournament which opens Thursday night at the Ben Davis High School gym.

Admitting that city high school rooters make plenty ¢¢f noise at games, the Indianapolis fans still don’t have any edge over the county school partisans when it comes to cheering. Defending titleholders this time are the Southport Cardinals, who down through the years have compiled the best record of any of the schools competing in this event. Eight times the Cardinals have waltzed off with top laurels and they threatened in most of the others.

Before. Valley Mills and West Newton were consolidated into Decatur Central they won three ‘crowns between them, and after the union Decatur Central was able fo win three more. Ben Davis has won the title three times, Warren Central twice and Beech Grove once.

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TIP INS: Coach Jim/ Adams of Whiting was confined to his home by illness recently, but he is back on the job now. , . . The Wildcats of Hammond are another team that drive the fans crazy. In five conference tilts they won once by two points, lost once by three points and three times by two points. Any way you take it that is running into plenty of tough luck. ... Martinsville is losing McCormick pretty soon because of the age limit, and it looks as though the Artesians are going tc miss gone.

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{ Times Special RICHMOND, Ind. Jan. 16.—For the first time in six years, the N. C. A. G. U. baskethall team of Indianapolis will appear here in an Indiana Conference game tonight against Barlham College. - The local collegians will be seeking a triumph to | improve their league standing. N. C. A. G. U. has won three of five tilts while Earlham has won two and dropped two in the conference. Coach J. Owen Huntsman will send his freshman “find,” Neb Dehoney of Mooresville, in the starting lineup with Capt. Dave Keyser, Phil Ortwein . of Westfield, Dick Wien and Jack Craycraft. Somerville Serves LONDON, Jan. 16 (NEA).—Ross (Sandy) Somerville, who won the United States amateur golf cham-

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COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 16 (NEA). .— A total of 365 million fish were planted in Ohio rivers and streams by the Conservation Department in 1939.

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No Yankee Jobs Open, Says Pilot

McCarthy Planning to Use Same Lineup During Coming Season.

By GEORGE FIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent NEW ¥ORK, Jan. 16.—The old American League war cry of “break up the Yankees” may be heard from a new quarter this spring at St. Petersburg, Fla., training base of the world champions. Instead of the other clubs leading the chant against the Yankees, it'll be the Yankee rookies themselves yelling for a chance to break into the lineup. Surveying the New York ‘roster for 1940, Marse Joe McCarthy, only pilot ever to win four consecutive world championships, opined today there wouldn't be any changes in the Yankee lineup for the coming season. They're Stil! 0. K.

“There are no jobs open on the Yanks,” said McCarthy, here to confer ‘vith President Ed Barrow about Yankee plans. “But, of course, you never can tell what’ll happen to a ball player during the winter. From present indications the Yankees will start the season with the same club that we used against Cincinnati in the World Series.” > Asked if he thought the Yankees would be stronger in 1940 than they've ever been, McCarthy said: “We won 106 games last year and had a pretty good club. And we were good in 1938, too. If we can have a club in 1940 as strong as those two years I'll be satisfied.” McCarthy does not agree with some Yankee critics that some of their veteran players may be wearing out and getting ready to go down the hill. Expects Keller to Click |

“Red Ruffing had a sore arm part of last year,” said McCarthy, “but he’s had that before. His arm was all right in the World Series and from the way he pitched against the Reds I'd say Ruffing has nothing to worry about. There's nothing wrong with Lefty Gomez’ arm and at times last year he had as much stuff as ever. It’s just a question of Lefty getting off to a good start. If he does, he'll have a big year. “Bill Dickey isn't wearing out. I think he has the build to last a long time because he’s big and strong.” Improvement in Charlie Keller, the Yanks’ sensational rookie of last year, and Marius Russo, young southpaw who joined the club in mid-season, is expected by McCarthy this season.

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Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht of the Indianapolis Hebrew Temple and Gustave A. Efroymson are to attend the annual meeting of the executive board of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations Jan. 20-21 in Cincinnati, O. Louis J. Borinstein is president of the local Union Congregation, The union is made up of more than -300 Liberal congregations in the United States and Canada.

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ACKLEN—Samuel Jefferson, Morris St., beloved tather of Mrs, Jay Dunn, city, and Gerald J. Acklen of Portland, Gre. departed this life Tues Funeral Thursday, Jan. 18, Burial crows

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CORY—Mabel M., age 54, beloved mother of Joseph Cor . Ind.; Maxine Cory, Cumberland, Ind.; A ie McConnell, sister od Ds: Seaside. Ore., and M Indianapolis. passed away Sunday, neral ednesday, 10 a. m., at SHIRLEY BROS. CE AL CHAPEL, lllinois at 10th. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel any: time.

DUNMIRE — Howard A., age 54, beloved husband of Sarah. father of Ross and George 'Dunmire, also survived ‘by three Sisters and brothers of i passe away 2 ervices - day, 7 LE & SONS FUNERAL PuOME. 1001 Main St., Beech Grove, followed by burial in Mingeapolis. Kas. Friends may call after 7 p. Tuesday.

HAMILTON—Lena B., beloved mother of Mrs. Eugene Leoper, Mrs. Arthur Esmon and J. Russel; Hamilton, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Esmon, 1125 Evison St., Monday, Jan. 13, Friends may call at the J. C TLSON NERAL HOME, 1230 Prospect St., aft ter 3 p. m, Monday. Funéral services Wednesday, 2 . m., at St. Mark’s English Lutheran hurch, Prospect and Linden Sts. Burial Washington Park.

HAMM-—Frances Emeline, age 23, beloved wife of Donald Hamm, mother of little Donald Dean Hamm, daughter of Myra Haines and sister of Enos and Harlan Haines, passed ne Tuesday, Funeral Thursday, 1:30 om SHIRLEY BROS. "CENTRAL * CHAPEL, Illinois at 10th. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the chapel after 10 a. m. Wednesday.

HA ET L., wife of George E. Hayes f 1219 Spann Ave., mother of Etta Ruth, Perna Louise, Harry William and George Ann; daughter of William Seoggans | and Mrs. Mary Bowles, sister of ning and Margaret Duvall, passed away Sunday p. m. Friends may esl} at the residence. Services Wednesda Nas Rn a the residence. Inisrment, Wash hington Park. Friends invited. “NERAL SERVICE.

HUGHES—Donald, entered into rest Monday, age 6 years, son of Mr. and Irs. Hanley Hughes. brother of Naomi, Betty, Bobby. Lula Belle and David Hughes. Services Syednesda ay, Georgetown. O., ends may call at HARRY W. {ORE PEACE C. ABEL until 10 po. m. Tuesday. :

KENISON—Alonzo age 65 Bors, father of Mrs. Bernice Nelms, Jo nd Alonzo Jr. passed Ava M Monday. Funeral Thurs28% m., at residence, wh Morris 5 10 a. m., St. John's ures. Friends invited. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery Friends may call at residence. Further information, call the . USHER MORTUARY.

KIRK—Edward Thomas, beloved husband of Esther G. Kirk, father of Elizabeth Raney, brother of William C. Kirk, depa arted this life Tuesday, age 62 years. uneral Friday 4 the residence, 2415 Station St., 9:30 5 St. Francis de Sales Church, 10 a Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. MOORE & ‘KIRK SERVICE.

LAUX—William Thomas, 726 Worth Ave., beloved son of William and Lucille Laux, brother of Virginia Mas and Shirley Jean, Services

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McALEISTER — Mary, mother of Hubert, Bernard and Eleanor McShay and Ss. Lucille Laffey, Harry, McMahon, grandmother of Donald MecAllister. died Sunday afternoon. Friends may call at the Rey MORT UARY. Fiera) Wainesuar: 8:3 the mor9 m., St. ens Church. Friends invited,

McLEAN—John G., entered into rest Monday, age 93 years, father of John N. and ert E. eLean; Services Wednesday, 1:30 at ARRY W. MOORE PEACE" CHAPEL, Burial Crown Hill,

PAYNE—Catherine Cornelia, beloved wife of Alex Payne, sister of Gustava Dawson, Kentucky, and James Dawson, Indianapolis, passed away Tuesday. Funeral services will be Held Thursday, 2 p. m. W. T. BLASENGYM in charge.

PERKINS—Lafavette, beloved husband of Julia Perkins, died Tuesday, Jan. 16 at the Methodist Hospital, Funeral services Thursday, Jan 1 + Blackwell Funeral Hone 150° i dian St. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends invited.

SARGENT — Alonzo, age 93, father ot Clarence H., grandfather of Edn Dodge. passed away Monday eveoniy 5 residence, 1608 Churchman. Services at ne FLANNER & Foca NAN MORTUY Thursday 1:30 p. m. Friends inAEX Burial Spring Valley Cemetery, Ft. Harrison. Friends may call at the mory

SAUTER — Joseph F., 80 years., beloved husband of Walburga Sauter. father of John, Joseph Jr., Hubert, George and William Sauter, passed away Sacurday Sveniiz. a rel Wednestia) 8:30 at e MANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. Rast St., and 9 a Sacred Heart Church. Friends 2 ey Burial St. Joseph Cemetery.

SCHMIDT—Arcenia, 64 vears, beloved wife of Leonard H. Schmidt, mother of Joe. Carl, Francis and Virginia Schmidt and Mrs. Theodore Goebes, passed away Mon"day a. m. Funeral Thursdav. 8:30 a. mm at the home, 523 Cottage Ave.: 9 a. St. John's Catholic Church. Friends Fi Jited, al Calvary Se: Friends ay call a e home . RMA SERVICE. EREMa Ny

SPRENG—William, age 68, beloved husband of Mrs. Lillian Spreng, father of Mrs. J. Keith Willlams, grandfather of Carolyn Louise and Barbara Joes wi liams, passed away Mondav a. m. 823 N. Butler Friends may eall at’ the DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, 3925 E. New York St.. anv time. Funeral 2:30 po Wednesdav at funeral home. Buriai Crown Hill.

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WIRE-HAIRED terrier; white, black Znot on side; red harness. Reward: LI-7605, STRAYED. black dog, resembling bea tle. _east side, Sunday. RReward, CH-1738°M.

TORTOISE shell glasses in case, 19th and Alabama, Sunday night: reward. HU-1465.

LOST_Black fox terrier pup, male, wearing brown harness. Reward. IR-6762. LOST—Lady’s silk purse, Sundav. Con tained keys, currency. Reward. TA- 4894. LOST—2-Inch asoline hose, off tank truck. Rewar TROY OIL| CO.

LI-

in Marion in word rate

62.125 subscribers every Ja County alone to read your want ad e Times Results at Tow est in ‘the city. Phene RI-5581.

Help Wanted —Male 9

—~—SALESMAN, 2 Must be over 25 vears of age and free to travel. The work is direct selling through civic organizations in small | towns and rura) territories in Indiana. Expense allowance during training period. Earnings paid ry nig id advancement in

ht. adv lished | desartment of nationally comp interview phone .

WOODRUFF, (63 W. Drive—Attractive, warm, pleasant .ront room: innersprings; meals’ optional; reasonable. ATTRACTIVE Jom Tom, private fe omy, ’ aple 2, reasonable. HE-5623. Ratage options Front room, GOOD D HEAT, | ood bed. THE __LINK. Ap t. 15. ._401 N. food! & “Phone RI-5551 for lowest want ad word rate in the city and quick results.

Rooms With Board = 15

$5 WEEK—520 8S. ALABAMA—Warm front Bis hot water; good meals. MA-

$5-$6 COMER stairs: 3 0114-R. ALABAMA, 2415 N, — Newly front room; every convenience; gentlemen; _excellent meals. GUILFORD, 2305—Real } aged, pensioners. e's care. HE-2804. HOLMES. 8. B-taisly warm Joni; pr e, ZOO ns an _ meals. BE-461 11M, TASDOrLSIION MERIDIAN, 2716 N.—Beautiful furnished Es lovely home; 1-2 gentlemen. TA-

I . nary, DR-6611-M. dn

BOARD 2 children, 3 to 8. Best of care. References exchanged. Private. HE-2652.

Hotels 16

1205—Large tront,

I downmeals; widow's home.

DR-

e, invalids,

home, meals.

Excellent

room, ood

refined home.

near bath: Rs

WASHINGTON. 359 W. (HOTEL)—Night or day slee rs; 35. PRE she

furnished 1

ALABAMA, N., 1025—Two-room apartment, furnished;

utilities paid; . also sleeping room. RI-515

BROADWAY, bn — Two ciean, warm rooms, gocomimadaie 3, $5; room, Kkitchenette, $4. on 1804—34; 2-room; inadoor; private entrance; stoker heat.

CHADWICK, 920—Two nice unfurnished

Dol Seles rooms. Adults only. Reason-

__able COLLEGE. rooms, good heat. Adults. DEARBORN, 2414 N.—3 Rooms, bath; private entrance, utiles y Garage; homelike, privileges. CH-674 EDISON, 907— (800 Mixsswenieris --Modern housekeeping ooms;: evervthing furnished. Also Small sleeping, FLETCHER, 558—2 rooms, sink, strictly modern. utilities, walking distance. LINOIS. N., 2611—1 room !and kitchenILLINGIS, N.., furnished; sink; LI-5960 for ge, NEW JERSEY, 1907—2-room a eriment, . neatly io steam. ‘Adult s working, $5. HA-4531- Ww. aa NEW YORK. 3048 w.—Nice. clean, housekeeping downstairs; everything furnished; "Wilittes. DR-3078-W. NORTHWESTERN, 3131—One furnished and 1 unfurnished 2-room apartment; hardwood: utilities. OLNEY, 1714 N.—3 Large rooms, private entrance; $25 mon ORIENTAL, 20 30 N.—Attractive ._ innersprings, Frigidaire,” steam, private entrance.

. 1420—2 Large, iight,s cheerful Everything furnished.

unfurnished all utilities:

two rooms all utilities,

PARK. 833—Furnished 2-room apartment; private entrance; good hea, hot water, sink, frigidaire Adul N., 423—2 1i Ie front turnished de sink; also 2-3 unfurnished, utiliies.

STATE, N. 316—2 large rooms, BATE excellent heat, utilities. vate entranee STILLWELL. I. 945— Unfurnished; $7 month; 2 lower rooms, basement, water and. light. TALBOTT, 2436 N.—Two-room JisAised apartment, all udfiivies, close bath, $6.2 Adults. VIRGINIA, 1033 —Cozy, furnished three oom apartment; private entrance, bath: ble: adults. a ASHINGTON. . 453'2 E.—Long Hotel, 1 or Wa “apartments, furn furnished; $3 and up.

{0TH 222 E.—3 and 4 unfurnished rooms, private bath, entrance; heat. water furnished.

‘studio Pri-

11TH, E.. 822—Furnished or unfurn.: sink, utilities: clean; private entrance. Adults. R.

3TH, 621 E.—Large front, near path, utiliHis constant hot water. Near College, Central car RI RI-9186.

20TH, W.. 7.. 1030—Warm modern furnished housekeeping ronms: vrivate entrance: utilities paid. HA-4340-J.

31ST, 830 W.—One large downstairs room,

Rae, bath and entrance; utilities.

Apartments for Rent 18 "3540 N. MERIDIAN

lable: Que-begr oom apt. with ) | in" a-door aval Peautirully. decorated, shower. F electric a no heat

| vores. emare Realty Corp.

‘| TIRGINIA, 874—2 or 3 rooms, all_utilities NR Calihed. | Private entrance. DRT

sh}

1116 NORTH CAPITOL

Good condition; all utilities. 3 Rooms ,.....0.. SAE tree vevvas 323 3 Rooms

APARTMENT RENTAL ( BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. HE-1328

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. 22 _w. Vermont LI-2439 $15. Two-room apartment. private entranee. _All utilities paid. 231 S. Noble.

$24; 3-ROOM modern upper; utilities: exot’ waien walk-

cellent heat, constant ing distance north. 653 E. MERIDIAN, 3055 N.—Three-bedroom apartment home: new bath. heat, refrigera- __ tion. MA-3519. BE-4446,

NEW JERSEY, 4261; S.—3-Rm. a apartment, Rs. bath, utilities, walking distance.

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA (2300 Block) — Modern 4 rooms; heat, water furnished: $35. TA-2676. 413 E. 19TH ST.. Aot,

Tet. No. ‘bdrms:.

4. water and! hot wate FA hed; $35. Mr. Burtt. ater she HALL-HOTTEL CO.. LI-2541

NEW 3 stone veneer apartment, double, 2 bedroom. 2859 EK. Drive. RI-2379.

2-wayv Riverside

18A

$32 EAST—Beaut. 4-rm. bung., yard, gar. Others. White. HE-4466.

DELAWARE, N., 806—Attractively furnished apartment, good heat, innerspring mattress, refrigeration. __RI-1148. 102 S. GLADSTONE—Nicely furn. 5-rm. bungalow. excellent neighborhood, east, close ‘to Wash. car line, $45 per month.

Furn. House¢s—Apts.

HENDRICKS PLACE. 220 — Comfortably furnished two-room apartment. Utilities. _ Private entrance. KENWOOD, . 2235—3 roor bath apartment: heat: $8.50. - THREE-ROOM ment. Adults. = 0540 3 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. $6.25 WK, Well Furnished, All Utilities Included. 510 E. 9TH St. C. A. HUFF. LI-7221.

kitchenette, Excellent

rooms, utilities. 34.

first floor private :ipartShown on appointment.

Houses for Rent 19

25] -

SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

WHILE YCU WAIT! (1) Tell us the amount you need.

(2) Answer a few simple questions.

(3) Walk out with the cash.

301 Kresge Bldg. MA-4109. Corner Penn. and Wash.

INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC

WELFARE LOAN ASS’N.

330 Occidental k. w d IIL

idx, orner Sts.. 3d hy

&i- 3587.

on -'npaid balances.

Note. auto and fy

urniture loans.

Loans

WW ESTATES

LCAN . CO. Diamond Over Gas Co. Loans pag 5th Floor - Majestic Bldg. Ask for Mr. Hawkins Your Diamond Kept

Sealed in Bank Colonial Finance Co. MA-2381 R1-1591 AUTO LOANS

; 20 MONTHS TO REPAY SACK’S BROS AUTO LOAN CO 306-8-10 INDIANA wis 3998

HONOR ons rr Endorsers

Household Finance Corp.

328 Illinois Bldg.. 3d Floor. RI-5404.

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

REGISTERED toy black Scottie _ puppies. cheap; also stud at service. 611 N. Lyons Ave. (off 4200 W. Michigan). William Runyon.

GARDEN TRACTOR—Repossessed. with all tools, $38. Guaranteed. Write 324 W. 10th. Indianapolis.

Times Want Ads Lowest Rate

Farm, Garden, Plants

in City.

Merchandise for Sale 34

Attractive Modern Furniture for me or Business Many Samples ai Less Fixtures—Aail Kinds, New Ss

e All Purpose Rentals Delivery Anywhere

NGS INDIANA RIMMEL ea a 1615-45 Southeastern g MA-3491 .

Horton Washer $64.95, Less 25% and Your Old Washer

HOME APPLIANCES CO.

3360 N. Illinois. Open Evenings. ‘I[A-1880. : CLEAN LUMBER AND USED MARION WRECKING CO. WRECKING CONTRACTORS 204; NORTHWESTERN Wool Lumber Jackets. S 5 3CC Arctics, Boots, 1.! 0 Army Goods, arg ains

128 S. West

COMPLETE STOCK of new and used lumber and building materials at. greatest savings in Tndiansboils CLEVELA

WRECKING co. 1320 REEL re

ul- 7100.

DRILL PRESS—Bench 19pe; has Jad very little use. Complete with '2-H. P. motor. Special pri MEIER BLECTRIC AND MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington IR-1151

| TO

34 Unclaimed Freight Station

ya reduce our stock we are making real ains on all chairs, floor ug coffee park vockiall oles, dining and bed reom I ifare. in and make us an offer,

CAPITOL AT SOUTH il _Rubb ARCTICS ‘“isuciic” 50¢c GLOVES “gait *3iiar Mie 10c . lain, . $14; By eT roams su Oe dariil Dia. room suite, $25; $70 porcelain coal rh

$3: Perfect Singer sewing machine, 1632 5 East St.

Musical Instru ~Radio 34A

SHOP at BALDWINS

for Outstanding Values In NEW or USED PIANOS We Will Not Be Undersold!

Baldwin Piano Salesroom 44 S. Penn (OY LW ATX MA T3079

Merchandise for Sale

. SEVERAL REPOSSESSED Accordions and Band 1 Per Instruments, pay balance Week INDIANA MUSIC CO.

PAUL fy 3nd HERMAN RINNE : io LI-4088. Open eves. till 9. Ll 4 4088,

Pianos to Rent, $1 a Month

you are not ready to buy a piano at resent time we will rent you & or small Grand for $1 per mo.

MARION MUSIC CO. Soo Bane $100 Martin Trumpet Sites $42.50

DEssoNS INCLUDED. vanis. Ss. n; LORENZ Across Ir from Gas Company.. TORY & CLARK SPINET 2

S Used {ust 7 months. Will sell at greatly reduced price. ; 120 B. Ohio,

Wilking Music Co. 72 “ui:

ACCORDIONS SAT Indiana Music Co. Ly PIANO—Dark, 1ed nh SoHy

11 Era0as Xe cellent tone—action 28

ht. value, cash will buy. HA-3753-R.

Furniture Buyers 35 Call Mills far caso to: R]-0469

stoves. Prompt immediate service EXCHANGE vour surplus Lie for

cash. Prompt service. WE BUY FROM BASEMENT ATTIC. SPOT CASH. CH-2153 Wanted to Buy I5A BEST prices paid for automobile motor, cast iron

ACME IRON & METAL CO. 1198 E 24th

COAL—COKE 1d

Coal—Coke

HE-4904

FOR COLD WEATHER —BETTER FUEL

Rinitred. wonderfil ‘wat. $6.16

Pioneer Island Creek, furnace, forked

Red Jacket lp. high grade W. Va.

forked .... . "$1.25

Res szcket, Bas furnace, ; 3100

Carbo Ww. Va. 1p., Dorothy se

ore. MY ahonis: No. 3 6” lump

It's much” better than $8 Posh. Coke, e or ? Set Luis .. $8. 90

Pea 3% | 5

Vai, 1 W rontn. iin Good Quality

e. , G-in.. No. 5

Amer Jacket, Indiana 6x4, No. 6. forked

Indiana No. 5, 6x4, clean forked

MUESING-MERRIC

HE-1361 DR-3350

$5. 00 .. $4.16 COAL CO. IR-1191

..$7.50

ROACH’S LAST MEAL cick

Quickly For sale at vour Pi i dealer or

ALBERT G. MAAS. Va. Ave. RI- 3315 Storm Sash Rockwool £¢ralrs kinds; no down pA 3 years ” ow MOORE & MOORE . INC. IC. HE. 21766. 3 Rom COMPLETE, $147 MERIDIAN MART, ING. 428 N. Meridian. Open Eves. $120 ind LIVING SUITE, 2 piece, exce ion good. slightly used, $35. 2429 W. A as

PAY CASH AND SAVE Wh. Ash Ind. No. 5. cl fk. Linton lump Igd.. No. 5. 6” fkd....$5.25 Fkd. dp. vein 8” Brazil, “Ind. West Va. 5x3 $6.00 W. Virginia block No. 5. 6” fkd...$6. Island Creek 5x3 $ Isl. Crk. Ip. W. Va. 6-in. fkd.. ..$6.75 Pocahontas Neo. 3 $8.00 West Va. nut and slack \ WE DELIVER %-TON AMBER JACKET s§ oo | Indiana No. 6, 6x4. $4.75 W. Virginia 5x3 No. 5, cin. fkd... Pioneer Island Crk. W. Va. 5" Ip. $725 Pocahontas mine run. BE! INE L1-2551 nd. 6x4. No. 5 ..... | WE DELIVER 1 TON L1-6449 L1-6449

Wh. Ash 6x4 Fkd. $475 Brazil Big Blk. $5. 50 No. 5 lg. egg. Clean fkd. Isl. Crk. W. Va. Ig. egg. fkd. 6 25 Red ash, 8’ big | $3.15 | Rl. BLUFF ROAD COAL sss Wonder Glo Ind. 6x4:No. 6 cin. tk. .$6.00 Pocahontas stoker coal ...... . sins $475 Clean torked SFANSLER COAL CO.

$18; WATER paid, 609 N. Grant, 3-room __ double, semi-modern. LI-4852. DR-3446.

$19.65_RURAL. 409 S.—4 Rooms, semimodern. Water paid. Near school, new-

oy papered HU-2569. $22.50; WATER PAID, 407 N, Dearborn. newly in 4.room double: garage MISS WIEBKE. RI-9512, RI-1862

$25. WATER PAID, 870 Eugene, special dating, 4-rm. double. modern excep 645.

nace, redecorated. HE-2501. HE-464 $32—- WATER, 1129 W. 18th. modern 6-room eh hardwood floors, garage. TA-3868. BROOKSIDE PARKWAY, 1455 NORTH ? § rooms; modern; double; water paid. $25.00 _LI-8401. = ~~ 44 VIRGINIA AVENUE. CHESTER AVE. 119 N.—Modern 6-room double tor rent by January 25. Call owner. TA-1612 after 6 p. m., before a. m.

1542 N.—$31.50; Sexson Sifisiency;

CHESTER. new _ apartment GRAY. 437 double, able.

and others; ‘convenient as

8 — Fovr-room Semi-modern Garage. Water paid. Reason-

cept furnace. Fireplace. Water paid. - $20. HE-49617. INGRAM, 1713—7-room modern, $22 50; 1e- _ conditioned: ed: garage. Owner. 129 Miley. KENWOOD, 2947—8 rooms modern; double: good condition, $25 LI-8401. MV RGINIA AVENUE. LANSING. 104 N , semi-modern _ double, ‘$15. OLNEY. N. i346—Five-room double. Modern except furnace. Water paid. TA 2513 after 6 p.

ST. CLAIR, 5218 | x °T -room modern bung., garage, $35. ACRO REALTY, 208 N. Dela__ware, ST. PETER

425—6 IS yioSies, Soilei; _ $12.50. SEXTON A AG! : Lilien N.. 263 — "Geren: Ya a i newl paper red; garege; water paid; $25. RI-3862, TA-1104. 5! *inland Bldg. 23D, E.. 121-827.50; 6 rooms, modern; fireplace, A-1 condi tion __Garage.

- HOU] t. east of Col-4-ROOM DO os: E35,

t EES 33ES & GRAVES, bel RL 3477.

N.—5 rooms,

GUILFORD, 2340—Five rooms, modern ex-| —

Roaches, etc., easily killed

Bed Bugs yu: with EC are L316).

GOOD USED LOMBER, free from aalls: sash, doors, brick, etc. SERVICE _ WRECKING CO.. 320° N. West. LI-7910.

NEW and 1 uD BUILDING MATERIAL. MILLIO ULATION y RECKING _co.. 330" Ss. "Delaware, LI-6270 ~ Bring container.

Radiator To gal al. HOME SUPPLY Alcohol | co. 135% Kentucky.

= Only .kills rats and RAT-A( ACAKE ony Non- BLL oy

LURIE CO., 132 S. Penn. LI-3793.

| \ Satisfied Customers Our Guarantee

Simpame $4.75 | WE DELIVER '2 TON Sexson Bros. Coal Go. DR-7479 DR-7479

SALE—Floor samole modern ice refrigerators. Buy now while prices are lower. POLAR (CE AND FUEL Co.

Electric Sabie .. $31.50 SINGER igs w. Wash. St. 'RI-9T18 STOVES

All gInas Reconditioned .ana Guaranteed PRINGLE & JOHNSON 826 Mass LI- 0068 ZEISS-IKON—F 6.3 lens, with chuttsr. Sale lights trays, other equipment. RI-

$3.95

16's 10th);

Congoleum rug. 9x12 with border. 304 E. W ' Wash. seriavs

FUR COATS—Black seal, muskrat. $10 each. 1102 Oakland (3000 E.

G=1 OUR LUMBER PRICES SS RHODES & SON 340 W WASH 81

HALF-PRICE SALE on brand new innerspring mattresses. 304 E. Washington.

Jinolev by the vd. E. Was!

2 i as Swagger Fur Sats, hn

14-16. never worn. $10. CH-150

OIL RANGE Auto-gas, good condition, $13 to quick buyer. 2429 W. Washington.

RUSH JOBS MAKE US SMILE. HENDREN PRI _ PRINTING. 685 Century Bldg. MA-3467. speOhio

STORE fixtures, nakers _cial_e equipment: buv-sell THOR WASHER, porcelain | tubs. Bargain. 606 Mas; WALLBOARL $4 ¢0 100° o: 149 cash, a! 8S. 8 RHODES & SON 340 W 8

equipment 419 E

0 | ‘Meridian Coal Co.

{ PROMPT DELIVERIES

$ 75 INDIANA

iat of ls dvd $6.00 WW. $6.50

No. 5. Just/ the right size for “Semacs or stove. 3 Virginia, 5 cin, fkd. Ww. T iis 1~. 6” Ip. No. 5 cin. fkd.

we DELIVER % TO

CIRCLE °%" BE. oak —————

COAL ALL Brazil Blk. : $5 50

6’ Ind. forked..

Indiana Stoker W. Virginia, UL od slack Ind. isree egg. No. 6x4, ind large 5-in_ Ip.. W Virginia No 5. 5x3 ese W Virginia No. 3, 6" Pocahontas red ash. Poca. Gen No. 3 Re 6-inch lump. shovele

CITIZENS COKE

LI-6231

Noribw

SE ALE

WINDOW SASH new and used “aa TON MAT: oo. 2046

“Royal oud

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