Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1940 — Page 13

138 Boxers Remain in ‘GlovesWar

EN 40 Open Contestants and 98 Novices in Field for Friday Action.

The Golden Gloves atnateur boxing shows are sponsored by «The Times in conjunction’ with the Bruce P. Robison Post of American Légion. Forty per c nt of the net receipts go directly to The Times’ Clothe-A-Child Fund. Receipts up to 60 per cent are used for Legion charity and amateur sports, .

Times-Legion Golgen Glovers today picked up where they left, off in training last week and started anew in the business of shapin » “for the second amateur boxing at the National Guard Armory this Friday oo Yalyalour eliminations last Pri. day, plus a shrinkage due to, the zero weather, still gives the tourney plenty of eligibles to operate nicely over the next four weeks. | The Open class has 40 survivors and the Novice 98, a total of | 138.

. Second Examinations |

The boys will weigh in again at the Armory Friday afternoon |and also undergo a second physical examination. Tournament officials and physicians will be on hand from 2to5p m. The sports goers who attended last week's show saw a lot of action at the bargain prices as 10 Yoouts ended in knockouts, seven of | which were technical. Eleven matches went to a decision over the .three-round route and there were three defaults, attributed majnly to the frigid weather,

Tickets at Haag’s

Reserved seat tickets for the second Golden Gloves session are on ‘ sale at Haag’s Claypool Hotel drugstore and the price is 75 cents for ringside chairs and the first row LP the balcony. General admission remains at 40 cents this week and these pasteboards will go on sale at the Armory boxoffice at 6 p. m. Friday. | “Beginning with the Feb. 2 show the reserved seat price will be increased to $1 and general admission to 50 cents. A season ticket for the four remaining fistic carnivals is priced at $3.75. |

Champ Henry Is 3-1 Choice

NEW YORK, Jan. 22 (U. P).— Promoter Mike Jacobs announced today that the winner of 'Wednes-. day night's welterweight title fight between Champion Henry Arm-

strong and Pedro Montanez will de{fend the crown against Young Al ‘Davis of Brooklyn or Lightweight Champion Lou Ambers. Jacobs specified neither date nor pite for this second welter| litle because of its many ramifications. Armstrong, making his 15th welter prown defense Wednesday night, is the 3-to-1 betting favorite over Montanez, Puerto Rican body puncher.

Cunningham Plans To Hang Up Spikes

NEW YORK, Jan. 22 (U. P).— Glenn Cunningham plans to retire from track competition after this

As great as he has been and as many races as he has won, Glenn's legs have begun to tire and he realizes he must quit soon, The greatest middle distance yunner America ever produced and one of the world’s great athletes, Cunningham told a nation-wide radio audience last night [that “it’s one of those things that can’t be put off forever.”

Booker Is High Gun In Two Features

’ Turning in scores of 48, Booker won both the 50-target trap’ and skeet events yesterday at the Indianapolis Trap and Skeet, Club. Other results:

_ Trap—McIntire, 44 each; Ag apg apd J. ingin and Ray, 42 each; Sharp and Xoehler, 41 each; Grayson, 40; Johnson and Hercules, 39 each; Stanford and Hiser, 38 each; Stoelting. 3; Sv son, 31; Raney, 28. Bowden, <2, and Wright, 16. Skeet—W. Smith, 41; Clair, ets Norwalt, 38; Stoelting and W. Ray, 35 ‘each; J . Ray, 84, and Stanford, 33.

‘Y’ Matmen Win

Y'imes Special CINCINNATI, Jan. 03 Soobing their second straight victory, the Indianapolis “Y” wrestlers trounced - the host Cincinnati matmen, 17 to 8, Saturday night. Winners for the local team were Jean M. [Lieske, Ray Robbins, Arthur Brown, Carlos Freeman and Elmer Hartman, while John Schattner lost to Quinto Albonetti, veteran Ohio State ichampion, and Jimmie Angelopolous, 118, was decisioned hy Vic De Francisco, 125, former Olympic Ppriorther, In pther bouts.

Hoosier Ranked | First

&'imes Special CHICAGO, Jan. 22 The. Western Lawn Tennis Association has given Catherine Wolf of Elkhart, Ind. first ranking among the women. Miss Wolf formerly lived in Indianapolis. Bobby Riggs [topped the men’s rankings,

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Times Photo. Jack Durham ... Hill Community Center Open welterweight is a strong contender for a Golden Gloves title. . . . He won his first bout.

H. S. Tank Tourney Scheduled Feb. 24

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 22.— Purdue University will act as host for the annual Indiana High School Athletic Association- swimming meet to be held here on Saturday, Feb. 24, it was announced today by Dick Papenguth, the Boilermakers’ new swimming coach. The meet will -be staged in Purdue’s new Olympic size swimming pool, which has siz seven-foot lanes for competition. Central of South Bend, the defending champion, and Hammond and Horace Mann of Gary, which finished second and third in last year’s meet, respectively, are again expected to be strong contenders for titular: honors.

Amateurs—

The Royal Crown Cola team, last year’s City champions, defeated the strong Haynes Stellite team of Kokomo, 53-46, in the new Armory gym at Kokomo yesterday... The Colas led at the half, 25-19. Richard Wenning and Marshall Snoddy, Colas’ forwards, led the winners with 14 and 12 points, respectively, while Glen Edwards with 23 points and Ralph Long with nine points were best for Haynes Stellites.. The two teams will play a return game

Feb. 18. . All Cola players are asked to report at Pennsy Gym tonight by o'clock for "tneir game with the Goldsmith Secos.

Tomorrow night’s schedule in the Em-Roe Tuesday Girls’ League at the Central Christian Church

0—Woodruff Place vs. Central. 8:30 First Evangelical vs. Lutheran.

The schedule for the Em-Roe Hamilton County League at the Noblesville Armory, %7:00—Legion Restaurant vs, Goodyear

Se Areadis Independents vs. Capitol

Ft Walnut Grove vs, Eller’s Cafe,

Liehr’s Tavern defeated StewartWarner, 45-31; Seven-Up downed Lawrence Denzells, 43-40, and Kngan’s topped Link Belt, 37-34, in EmRoe Big Six games at the Hoosier Athletic Club. In the preliminary, Hoosier A. C. girls scored a 36-6 victory over Maplehurst Dairy.

Scores in the Bush-Feezle Sunday League at the Pennsy Gym: Prunty y lista, 32; Omar Bakery, 30

rtime ah Beer, 40; Marine Club, 27. Drikold, 3%; Genera] Cartage

28. Non-league results at the Pennsy Gym: Broad R ipvle Independents; 44; Fitzgera vere, 33; Mt. Jackson, 31. Corner Cafe, 36: Hoosier Veneer, 25.’ t. Jackson, 26; Inland Container, 24. : Pure Oil, 41; Beveridre Pa oz, =”

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By UNITED PRESS Indiana's 23 state college conference - semester examinations this week} and only 16 games are scheduled,| smallest list since early November, | although the two league leaders play in three battles. Butler, co-leader of the conference with Indiana State, is idle until Saturday when it entertains Wabash, already defeated by the Bull-

State plays Taylor .tomorrow and Ball State Thursday. Indiana Central's victory over Hanover carried them into undisputed third place. Nine of the contests this week affect the loop standings. with the firing’ starting tonight when Ball State, with onl one conference defeat, , invades DePauw, who has beets ‘trimmed four times in league P ay.

This week's complete schedule for State college fives: TONIGHT Ball State at DePauw. TOMORROW

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, Jan. _1940

ARNOLD~—~Thomas, age 66, of 805 Yoke St., beloved husband of Carrie, father of Mrs. Ida DiMario and Mrs. Pearl Vassolo, both of Cincinnati, O.; brother of Mrs. Al Weer 3 and John Arnold, passed awa Jan. 21. iends J3ay call at the W. PIASENGYM CHAPEL, 2228 Shelby st. at 7 p. m. Monday. Funeral services at 8: 35 a m. Wednesday at the chapel and 8:4 m. at Catherine’s Church. Totert ons St. on Cemetery. (Louisville, Ky., papers please copy.)"

BARLOW—Mary BE, age 70, mother of Mrs. Morris Munyon, iss Aletha Barlow, Mrs. Agnes Johnson and Floyd Barlow, passed away at the home of Mrs. Johnson, 949 N. Arlington. Funeral Tuesday: . m., at FA UNERAL HOME, W. Morris St. Burial Washington Friends invited.

16 Park. BERG--Estella, ster of Labirtie A. Goodof Mo 3 t, Clemens, " Mich.; Mrs. hey Sasaki (of Indianapolis, aunt of My William re Goodrich of Mount Cleens, ch., Mrs. Hazen Connors of Milford. Mich. pass sed awas, Saturaay vening. Funeral Tuesday. m., at pe PEL,

SH Al Illinoi Friends invited. Cremation wil bey. [Cleveland (O.) papers

please copy.T CASSERLEY—Michael, age 76, brother of ck and Martin Casserley 1 Gaughan of Indianapolis: ] o, Ill, and passed 0. Rrenas ma

FUN N. 2 le dian St. Funeral from funeral home; J hin's ‘Church. Burial Holy

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hb % the ORTOARY. Tuesday, 1:30 5.3 iends| invited. Burial Memorial ark. Friends y call at the mortuary.

HECK — Edith, age 37 wears, mot Robert, va] and joi} gt Bridgeport es S wa, naa, we dnesday, 2a. 2d,

urc Pris invited. Burial Shani, 1 Ing. Friends Tay call at the U MORTU ARY, 2313 We Washington Se

FOVE--Pear] A., husband of Emily, father of E. | and seh r Pearl Love, a ot Ea! Pr Indianapolis; Joseph F., Rigdon, Ind.; [Edward P. Love an Mrs. Daisy Sellers Fairmount, Ind.; TS. he Archer, Marion, Ind., and Naan Love of Milwaukee, Ore.: also four grandchildren. Passed awa Saturaay, Jan Funera N Poaay. Io a

NILSO! Ser Friends Epa Prong funeral home after noon

t the 3 1230 Be nsii may call at Monday.

SERN Herth A., age 56 years, wife of (Ted) Swern, mother of Mrs. M pared Mone, aught i of Mrs. Wil m 2 an, sister of Gertrude Bubeck and azo Machi lan. passe 4 away at ho 1313 E. New York 8 Satirday, 4 2 im. Pineal Tiesds v. dan oodru lace Baptist Church. Friends invited. Continued services at the M. EF. Church, Marshall 5 2:30 p. m. Burial Marshall Friends may call at the resi-

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SCHUCK—Henry J. husband of the late

Mary Schuck, father ene. ind Wilbert, city; Bev. stu 5 gr ue, 0: » Ind.; Mrs. Clar: Lanigan, Citys Ms. Henrietta Eble Munéy cle, d.; brothers, eight Jfrandciidren, assed away Francis Hosp tal, Funeral at r

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SHELTON—Franklin Lz hi father 6f Jean Sibu ot ont O'Donnell, Brotiier ot Anna Cornelius and Albert of Indianapolis and Bertha Lively 2 Earl Park, Ind., = ssed away Saturday. Services Tuesda 2 p.m. at the LIN EUNERAL HO)! 1308 Prospect St. ent New rown. Friends may call term the funeral home any time. husband of Mau Parker. Sn 1? 59, beloved Son Hea, Zon i Fred e i Raymond AL oh, of Gos, a away 3 Yi fete,

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15. 18.91 53.99 22.52 | Payments are calculated at House} [rate of 2!4% per month on the firs of balances, and 114% per month | J anees above $150.

No Security of Any Kind |

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

CORPORATION , TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES ‘615 Merchants Bank Building = 4 Corner Washington and Meridian M. J. Scott, Manager Phone: Riley 1471’

328 Illinois BMg..cor. Illincis and Market H. S. Meeker, Manager Ph.: Riley 5404

TT "Sua in WHILE YOU AIT! (1) Tell us the amount you need.

(2) Answer a few simple questions.

(3) Walk out with the : cash,

304 Kresge Bldg. A-4408. . Corner Penn. and Wath.

HOREGW $15 10 $300 ve $1,000 Compare (ost $6 Per $100 Loan for

Nine Months Plus Ins.

Real Estate Loans 28

i Commissions or Charge for Application

More rapid service, lower costs and more conveniences are YO using our new plan of home financing.

EEDERML ih RAND A] LA

long Insi

Farms—Suburban

EAST. 25 living nice water, slectrieity. back

L351. dsndy small house, basement. $2400.

E Eyen. fimage. SON, 2619 E. 12th st."

FOR SALE—Pinned barn frame, A-1 conSition i See WILBUR MATTHEWS, New ugusta

55 ACRES—18 mi. n. w., 1 mi. house, 2 barns, woods. stream. TA-4 JOHN CASE, 3510 N. Penn., B-2.

off Rd. 29: 286.

RENTAL DIRECTORY

Rooms Without Board 14

3; INOIS, N., 1628—Large front; clean, poster bed, stoker heat, eat, privilege leper phone. OLLTON. 2325—Pleasant, warm q. Pate Fone, hot water, em-

HEM ALA i N.—Room, modern home; suitab! je 3 2 ‘board ‘optional. TA-0242. BRAD DLEY, S.—Warm, next bath, off 3800 E. Waantorion: gentleman; reason- __ able. 40, ete CENTRAL, 3312—Large front room, suitapleforleord COLLEGE, . 2233—Large front, private e, lo" STE 3105, constant hot water, TEMERIDIAN, . 2315 N. — Nicely furnished warm room; innersprings; good transporanion phone; gentleman. ~~~ = W JERSEY. 2311 Warm, newly oes room; innersprings; meals optional; reasonable. ARK, 1521—Enjoy this pleasant, comP Nl room; OY a roomers. RI-2255. HERN, 719—Warm, nicely furnished, Go| SOUTH: Garfield Park, bus line, Teasonable. DR-68529-J. TALBOTT, 2217 stoker heated: next refined hom VASBINON BLVD. frets twin beds. a

2D., 603 E. privileges; tional; men

N. — Nice bath;

-2838—Large. warm, iso one single. HA-

large, Warm. gentleman;

—un Stoke heat; breakfast op-

2818. RACTIVE warm room, private home, privileges, suitable 2, garage optional; reasonable, HE-5623. NICELY furnished { ont ood heat; transportation; su reasonable; (colored). HE ose

| Rooms With Board $5

WEEK—Large front Jogin: Sid-age pentoners preferred. Call MA-1183. MER, 1205—Large front, down3 meals; widow's home.

I 0114-R. ALABAMA, = 2415 front room; every convenience; ‘men; excellent mea be GUILFORD, 2305—Rea aged, pensioners. Nurse's care. Rey JERSEY TL NEW Te Lona bed. SET Xd home; mea

Buniscins. » gilts ins, N.. 2324—Well furnished room: owner's home: shower; garage. Meals optional. Best of care.

BOARD ldren, Re D7 children. 3 10 8 Private. HE-2652. Convalescents, Pensioners, CH- 1528 Aged: mod: ref. Warm home. Hotels

CAPITOL, N., 221 (formerly 114} W. Ohio) ~—Clean, warm rooms. innersprings: (under "new management). SEMIN( EL, 920 N. Alabama. OL a Cervice, ‘steam heat, distance.

N. — Newly furnished

invalids,

hae, + meals,

cheerful, TA-

2113—Nice are. « closets,

usually comfortable; home p

DR-|

gentle- | W.

Hotels 16

wkly. rates,

Spencer Hotel %:d's i JAP JONES. Manager.

MILNER $4.50 WEEK

GUEST LAUNDRY _ FREE HOTEL 126 S. ILLINOIS

Housekeeping Rooms

$3.50 to $7—1 or 3-Room Apartments— Seems heat, all utilities, 1132 N. lllinois.

$4, $6, $7; ILLINOIS, N,, 2339—1-2- F300mS; good heat; private entrances.

$4.50; PINE, N., 614—2 lower frent rooms. private entrance; garage optional. $5; 20TH, W., 1026—Warm modern furnished rooms; private entrance; RHHges paid. HA-4340-J. $6—CAPTOL, 734 N.—Extra warm 2 rooms, pantry, next bath, innersprings; park- _ Ing; stoker. Adults BELLEFONTAINE, 920 — THREE ROOMS, __UNFURNISHED. ALL UTILITIES. BROADWAY, 1134 — Two clean, warm separate rooms, $4.50: room, kitchenette, sink, $4.50. COLLEGE, 1420—2 large, light, cheerful rooms: everything furnished; phone;

WARE, N., 517—Large room, near steam; hot water; walking disSanna

bath; tance.

DELAWARE, ne or two-room ghar Nr no sleeping; good

NORTHWESTERN ESTERN, 3131--One Jurnished 2-room apartment; utilities; sink OLIVE, 1838—Warm rooms, near bath; private entrance; convenient Yocation, sleeping rooms. PARK, 833—Furnished 2-room apartment; private entrance e: good Beat, hot water, sink, frigidaire Afuts

T. OTT, 2436 N.— furnished apartment, all utilities, he iy bath; $6.25;

VIRGINA, 874—1-Room Tarnis Steam heat, ash Priv ate entrance od rans.

rooms, alcove, bath:

ALNUT, 115—3 r | E994 he: heat: "utilities. See housekeeper i

Vireo. 453'2 E.—Lo 3-room ‘apartments, pon

1 or A and | up

WOODRUFF, 544 Middle Drive—One room, kitchenette, electric refrigerator. Adults. Neasonadle. CH-3334. 9TH., E., 616—Sunny front 3 rooms, kitch- | ae Drivate bath, rollaway, Eelvina-

tor, phon 10TH., E., HY or 4 unfurnished; priv ate bath; entrance; heat, water furnished;

_ reasonable.

COUPLE to share home, Must have furniture; $5 wk. Box 78, Times. :

62,125 subscribers every day in Marion Sounty alone to read your yan ad in mes. Results at owest word rate in the city, Phone RI-5851.

Apartments for Rent 13

APARTINENT RENTAC BUREAU

Choice dpts., gladly shown.

shower and 440 Mass,

$4."

HE-1328| 2° —————

NDIANR POLIS ND} 41% MSEISAE TN 4%

GEO. A.BUSKIRK

241 N. Pennsylvania. RI-5088.

COLONIAL Mop like monthly payment . includes interest, Pe COLONIA L SAVINGS 28 8. Illinois

“ NS”

s of x Det ent rincipa. & LOAN ASSN No

ASK MR. McKIBBIN Over 20 Years’ Fo atience in Real Estate Fina 358. Phone RI-8727 Without ob gation.

CASH for JUNK CARS—Used trucks, wrecks w

DELAWARE AT OHIO * MARKET +

ESTATES LOAN : co. Diamond oe Loans Eo 5th Floor Majestic Bldg.

Ask for Mr. Hawkins Your Diamond Keng Sealed *in Bank

Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association

) Occ

iental Bldg SF 1

nn 3587 if you need money, cal

Colonial Finance Co. * MA-2381 Rl- 159%:

AUTO LOANS 2 MONTHS To REPAY

AUTO LOAN CO. 10 INDIANA AVE.

phon

3086-10

Swaps C AS For ‘34, 35 and ‘36 Fheveolata: | and Plymout

SERVICE LOAN CO. 1518 N. ML RI-¢978

nk cars, wrecks, used trucka, 212 E. 25th. HE-2808. HU-5336,

FOGLE, iv ad > HE-3867, 3

pay cash. 31st and Martindale. HE-

Pets, Poultry, Livestock k 32.

Apartments for Rent 18

0—Corner 15th-Park: lar TES efficiency; splendid ht.; ref., Magic Chef. RI-46 7. BROOKSIDE _ PARKWAY. 3619—4 rooms, good steam heat. hot water and garage.

CARROLLTON AVE, 1322—1 Bedrm. apt. Heat, water and ar, $3). See custo-

FRESH milk cows, Guernse

and Jerseys; Wel x x

iE Ce vess:

cheap work mare; spotte and bois: Jade Lo ot.

If no % <i 2896 jagion range’

Farm, Garden, Plants

tation call oh

dian oa call Mr. ALL-HOT TELL o.. LI-2541.

AT a APTS., 1435 E. LeGrande, $26 secures lovel newly. decorated efficiency apt. with utilities; large yard and, 2ltogether quite attractive. Better

GARDEN TRACTOR—Repossessed, with

So as »

a : 34’ aa

$38. [Cuptantesd, Write 324

10th, indianapolis.

Merchandise for Sale

Pat 1448—3 rooms, extra nice

_ lower apartment. All utilities. $32.50.

5-ROOM APT. N. Noble 8t.; $20 per month. TA-3078,

ROACH’S LAST MEAL

ALBERT G.

Kills Quickly 7 For sale at'vour nearest ealaL 25s + MAAS, 31 Va. Ave. | gt

Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City.

18A

Furn. Houses—Apts.

“4 METER

p CT MOTORS h. new Emersons, m., Pis. 85 each. ECTRIC AND MACHINE CO. 3825 E. Le IR- 11517

1/,

6—11TH, E.

$4-8 200 Newly decorated; tA paid; homelike; good heat.

LI-

$8 —Eagt. Private 3- ip Others WHITE. HE-4466

CENTRAL 1933--Bedroom Parent: new Je Tisidaze, good heat, utilities __paid as iy ie 24143 Tous, bath; pri-

apt., Fig.

OVER

1 ME 438 N. Merigian,

top coats suits, summ ite a habit Noms, good CoB Size 40 regular. Ya1 so hat shoes 8 good !

other miscellanous apparel. Truly som COMPLETE, $147.0

bargains. 2225 E. Riverside Dr. IAN MART, ING en ben Eves,

vate entrance, utilities, garage: homelike; privileges. CH-8742 THER Jarhished)

THREE-RM. apartment, ne ew Yor!

GOOD USED

LUMBER, doors bric

free from nails: | ING CO., 320 N. West.

sash, ete. SER 5 LI-79 Oui >

WRECKI

_.No nu adults; $6. 719 E

SIX-ROOM modern, nicely . furnished; Nghia, gas; adults;.$9. 719 E. New York.

NEW and USED BUILDING MA N PO

aT 2

? IN CO., 310 8. Delaware. oe 6270.

$20_ WATER paid, 245 N. Keystone; 4-rm. gouble, Bath Garage. Miss Wiebke,

Houses for Rent

ONE large Diehold old AmRreo! safe; 1 oh

Alcohol rami’

fireproo a Ba A hohraot did : Radiator Be 3

Br Bling Ee be

1395 Bo Mg

$32.50—Just co LE. new BE vene one-bedroom ‘double, 2863 Brookside Ave.

BELLEFONTAINE, 2145-Seven-raom mode ern. Fine condition. g arages, $25 month, GEORG: STEWART,” 506 Inland Bldg,

RAT-ACAKE only ils re

LURIE CO., 132 8S. Penn.

th POLAR now ow Rl pigs sre

rats

and :

LB—Floor sample Modern ice —~ rae’; ;

B n | BOLTON, 31 N.—1 Rms., mod., single, ary _ recond.; $40. LI-8401. Ry Va. CHESTER, N. and A rs; new 5-room efficiency. ‘conventent as _ apartment. RI-851 Inside

GALE, 2179 = Sotiage.

yaty wii RY co CO., | a1 Lemcke Bldg. TCE BT. 5! 556 § N_—Bun plow. phounls modern. Adults nly. a 08 __N. Pennsylvania, hv 210, after Ps 0. LANSING, 104 N.—5 Tooms. somi-modern | — double, $15. LEXINGTON. 191 TI—30; -room semimod -

_ ern. 130 E. New Yor

SINGER STOVES

PRINGLE & JOHNSON, 826 Mass. LI-

ZEISS TRO! Safe’ lights, trays, other equipmen

Elgctnie CaN SG 20 126 W_ Washo st. RLoug

All kinds .

and Guaranteed. § :

N—F 6.3 lens, with

DELCO Ei , Hiiots almost new, batteries. A

sem

OLNEY. N.. rp SLL TE double, Mod-~ ern except furnace. Water paid. TA-

8. 8. RAODES & Lous WASH, ST. Linleum 9x17 with ay x ne £9

MATTRESS Bf rand

_ $4.95. 304

2513 after 6 p. $20; . co! 4-roo ie RI-3174. .

RAN LPH. no WP arage Rooms inside ales

Sas SEXTON AGERCy.'} AGENCY, 2105—$25: water p

Sen sin a 4 rooms; stage. Ma 2 TEMPLE. N., 252 on Seven 2m mi 5 Rew) 13 Dapere: ed of Hg aid; 4 1086

RUSH JOBS MAK

OIL, SIE a Tovaired: Taree oil Burner 2 E. Wa RI-3073.

for sale. 622

D J

PRINTING, 685 EUs

STORE fixtures, bake sauipent J! t: sell 4 onl

ey equipment: bu

E00 5 § Wh HN. §F SE ee aia

LLBOARL . RHODE:

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

1-60-110-1,750 "6