Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1940 — Page 17
TUESDAY, FEB. 6, 1940
Terry is Wiser Prophet Than !. He Was in ’39
Refuses to Predict What Giants Will Do
By DANIEL °°
: Times Special Writer: NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—Fourteen _ months ago, in his ecstacy and exuberance over amazing demonstra-
tions by the newly acquired Zeke].
Bonura, Bill Terry shouted that the 1939 Giants were the most adroit, agile and astonishing baseball players it had been his pleasure to manage. However, by Aug. 1 Memphis Bill had found his athletes rather depressing. A wiser and less venturesome prophet was Terry today. Asked if he had any more breath-taking prognostications, the pilot of the Polo Grounds replied, “I haven't the faintest notion how my club will fit into the coming race. I don’t know where it will finish. I have come to the conclusion that only the rash man makes predictions, and that all ball clubs are question marks. Depending on King Carl
“Much depends on Carl Hubbell. I believe he will win 18 games. From Hal Schumacher I expect 15 games. Cliff Melton, who is to be converted into a change-of-pace pitcher; Harry Gumbert and Bill Lohrman complete my staff of five starters. Paul Dean, Walter Brown and Roy Joiner will work out of the bullpen. “What’s wrong with that pitching staff? Who, with the exception of the Cardinals, has a beter one?” Reminded that he had ignored Manuel Salvo, Terry replied: “I am not going to count on him until he shows he can win in the National League.”
| ‘Reds in For Trouble
“The Cardinals will be the toughest club in the league. They have pitching and punch and the best balance. The Reds are going to have plenty of trouble. Gabby Hartnett, Doc Prothro and I tried to impress that on Bill McKechnie : yesterday, but he would not believe us. Cincinnati definitely is a onetime winner, “Once past the Cards and the Reds, we run into a scramble. Despite a bad-looking pitching staff, Frankie Frisch has a club with strong possibilities in Pittsburgh. If Prank can get it to hustle and fight, it could make a lot of trouble.” Asked if he had a trade in sight, Terry replied in the negative. “The Phillies have been trying to get Bonura from me but all they offer "is a playerswhom we do not want, and a ridiculously small cash consideration. We are going to make the fight with what we have, and that means Babe Young at first base; Nick Witek at second, Bill Jurges at short, and Glen Stewart, Lou Chiozza or Alban Glossop around titird. “In the outfield, it will be Mel Ott, Frank Demaree and Joe Moore again.” Not Counting on Zeke
The conversation returned to Bonura. “Zcke does not like the contract we have sent him, and imagines a lot of major clubs would like his services,” Terry went on. “He called me up in Memphis the other day, and after shocking him with the information that only the Phillies wanted him—and not very enthusiastically, at that—I told him that if he could make a deal for himself he would find our club very decent about it. “I might carry Zeke, but I am not counting on him. He is one of those rugged individualists, and while he does not drink, smoke or disregard training rules, he is very hard to handle. I don’t like that kind of ball players, especially if he has mechanical shortcomings.”
Butler’s Cagers Trip Wisconsin
Butler’s basketball team—that is, what's left of it—returned home today after toppling Wisconsin, 50-46, and prepared to meet Northwestern here Thursday night. Last night's encounter was: the second of three Big Ten tilts for the Bulldogs in six days. They lost to Ohio State, 51- -45, last Saturday night. Despite a shut-in list that includes four injured players, two sick ones and three ineligible ones, Butler held off a last-half Wisconsin rally to win. Butler led, 28 to 20, at the half. Badgers Get Hot
The Badgers unfurled a secondperiod rally that accounted for 15 points in 10 minutes, leveling the score at 35-all. The count was tied again at 37 and 39 before Wilbur Schmuacher tipped in a two-pointer to put Butler anead. Lester Combs then dropped in two field goals, Byron Gunn added one and a free throw and John Petrie hit from close range. Wisconsin carried on during the game without the services of four players. Gene Englund, Wisconsin’s leading Big Ten scorer, was overshadowed by Combs, former Broad Ripple High School graduate, who connected for 13 points, the first time he had scored this season. Gunn followed with 11. ‘Schumacher and James McCray each garnered eight. Jerry Steiner, Butler captain, who has moved up into the All-America ranks, is still recovering from the flue and is not expected to play against the Wildcats Thursday. His teammate, Bob Dietz, having recovered from a cold, may see some action. Summary of last night’s game: Butler 30). Wisconsin £49),
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A study of the list of TimesLegion Golden Gloves survivors probably will convince Indianapolis sports goers they can’t afford to miss the leather tossing in the tournament's fourth show at the Armory Friday night. None of the 1939 Open class champions has been knocked off yet and there will be heavy firing in that popular division this week, along with the usual entertaining performance by'the Novice gladiators. The fistic bill stacks up as a bargain attraction since the young knuckledusters have had sufficient training by this time to go the three-round distance ‘at top speed.
String of Knockouts Knockouts in the first three shows-surpassed the dynamiting of other years and if this trend continues the eighth annual TimesLegion event will set a local record. It is planned to run off 30 bouts Friday and the warfare will get under way not later than 7:30. There will be no advance in ticket prices over last week’s session. Reserved seats, consisting of ringside chairs and the first row in the balcony, are priced at $1 and the pasteboards are on sale now at Haag’s Claypool Hotel drugstore. General admission tickets at 50 cents will be available at the Armory at 6 p. m, Friday. The complete list of tournament eligibles: OPEN CLASS —112 Pounds— William Cummings, | Leeper Boxing
Scho * Dick iter, Fnglish Avenue Boys’ Club.
Ernest’ Rhin, Modern Beauty Nook. —118 Pounds—
Walter wilsms, Boyce A. C. William Reed, Bess A. C. Robert Pope, Bess A. C. A. C. Lee, Bess A. C.
—126 Pounds—
* Earl Paul, Rhodius Conrpunit Center. Raymond Glenn, Boyce A A. C. y
Where to Go—
TONIGHT Billiards—State three-cushion tourney, Harry Cooler’s, 8:00. Wrestling—Leo Numa vs. Kampfer, Armory, 8:30. Track—Butler vs. Purdue, house, 7:15. Ice Show—Sonja Henle, Coliseum, 8:30.
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«Lash Is Renamed An All-American
NEW YORK, Feb. 6 (U. P.)— Glenn Cunningham, master miler from Kansas, was chosen for the seventh straight year for Dan Ferris’ 1939 all-America track team. Don Lash, cross-country champion from Indiana, was picked for the sixth consecutive year, and Joe McCluskey was named for the ninth time. McCluskey missed in
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* Charles Teckenbrock, English Avenue Boys’ Club. Russell Masters, Lespe r Wii School, Walter Shotts. Washington Leo Troutman, Leeper Boxing School. Harold Ferguson. Washington A. C. Howard Payne. Ove Sie 2 C Ted Velonis. West * Earl Alderson, Center.
—135 Pounds— Kinny Bland, Leeper Boxing School. Dan Coplea. unattached. Pete Shelby. Beech Grove A. James McQueen, Fayette
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Center. William Brunson. unattached, : Albert Booth, Senate Avenue Y. M. C. A. Otis Rogers, Leeper Boxing School. Owen Gilbert. Bess A. C. Dutch Kuntz, Beech Grove A. C. —175 Pounds— Byron Spillman. Leeper Boxing School. Edwin Hicks, Leeper Boxing School. Tom Harding, West Side A. Ausiin Wathan, Ba Avenue Y. M.
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502 N —Real home for gentlene tive room, excellent heat, constant hot water. privileges. TA-T141
19—Attractive, warm, well COT RaLy, opty water, quiet home: reasonable. HU-2589. a ren TRAL—WIill care for two sm - Cr pioyed I mother. References exchariged, z 1 1 t room LEGE clean fron . Qariiy furnished; steam heat.
DELA 1625. N.—Large front Studio LAWARE, 1625. 1 excellent heat. adies. HA-2587-W, after 5 p. m. FT 3416—Modern, home RN on Illinois carline. HA-4005-M.
NEW JERSEY. 2102 N.—Unusually attrac-
tive; real hope for girls, boys, reason-
able. HE-306
PA AVE,
RK 1522—Unusually pleasant room; see to appreciate;
single or dou-
5, WE sei —Large bedroom, PENNSYLVANIA, 1449 N. e entrance,
lavatory, maid service, priva -0467.
TA. 1712 N.—Bachelor quarPENNSYLVANIA, gentleman; private en- _ trance; living room, sunroom. TA-T2417.
TALBOTT, 193372 N.—Lovely warm room
$3. Penn C carline. TA-8060. 2838—Large warm innersprings. 1-2, phone.. 32D.—Warm, fine
4n private; WASHINGTON BLVD front, twin beds, WASHINGTON BLVD., , stoker, iy . HA-1813-oT LE warm ) preferred; reasonable. L : ; ATTRACTIVE—Warm, iront: private enA ref DS home; walking distance; $2. RI-3703
Comfortable, furnished, ivate Tome! s entleman
front, furnishes or a eman, em-
28T 220 E._—Targe ra: sto ors _ ployed couple. HA-47 SET want ads a:ATE results a a oe Mor rate in the city. Phone RI-5551, Bill will be sent late
Rooms With Board
6—COMER. 1205—Large front, 35-36.-COM LL widow's home.
0114-R. St si CENTRAL, 1216—Good meals, steam Be ENTRY hot water. Phone. Parking. “Nicely furnished room, WwiCONES. ars Nige ar carline. Employed lady. DR-3108.
ON BLVD.—2 WASHINGTON pedroom:
15
downDR-
irls 2 shite twin beds. A-
1—Nice warm double room. Good ‘meals. Private. Transportation. Garage. LI-6689. 02.120 subscribers every aay in | Maoh
rend your want County alone wults at lowest word rate
Res in the city Phene RI-555
Hotels
16 . rat spencer Hotel %0's™i"
$4. JAP JONES, Manager.
$450 WEEK
GUEST LAUNDRY FREE
HOTEL 126 S. ILLINOIS.
ROOSEVELT H $4.60 WEEK
~ Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free
1, hotel
CE H 4 N. FE FACACE BOTH
hot water. garage; gentle-| -W.
HOTEL
vache oo {io
$4—HOUSEKEEPING room near bath; extra warm; new innerspring; phone. 1440 N. Alabama. $3.50, $5.50, NEW JERSY, N., 631—Nicely furnished, 1-3 room apartments. Parking, phone. $4.50—PINE, N., 614—2 lower “front rooms; private entrance. After 5 p. m. CARROLLTON, 1222—2-room apartment; sink, next bath: also single; sleeping rm. CHADWICK, 920—2 Nice housekeeping rooms, ary Io hirpisned; adults only; reasonable I-6 COLLEGE, RE furnished tworoom apartment; also one room; private entrance. COLLEGE, 2 room downstairs: _ trance. HE-2792. = COLLEGE, 1420—Cozy a artment, two large jopma. nicely furnished. Good heat. ulis
DELAWARE, N., 517—Laige room, private bath; steam, hot water; walking distance: reasonable. EDISON, 905—2-room apartment; all utilities;. good heat; walking distance; mod. MERIDIAN, N., 814 (Library apartments) —Nicely ‘furnished granment: utilities; _ walking distance: $5
MICHIGAN, E., eT bath apartment. Newly decorate _ nerspring. Utilities. Adults NEW YORK, 1318 E. — Nicely y furnished living room, bedroom, kitchen, Gizidaire private entrance, utilities paid; couple or 2 girls NEW JERSEY, N. 712—One unfurnished room, sink, good heat; downstairs. Parking, Adulfs.
ORIENTAL, N,, 20—Attractive two rooms, innersprin S, Frigifiaire, steam, private _entrafice, I ot wate ey PENNSYLVANIA, N., 1306—Nice large 2 rooms; sink, stove, utilities, closets; parking. RI-4625 ST. CLAIR, E,, 3193-3 -room Sm_apartment (2 (2 beds), sink, steam heat, Frigidaire, _ parking. STERLING, 1205—Nicely furnished 2-room apartment, Sownsudirs; utilities; private entrance. CH-41 UNION, 1309—4- Ln double; hardwood; Ie bath: nicely furnished; water;
2310—1 furnished or unfur. fireplace; private en-
A i
UNION, 1409—3 rooms; trance, utilities; $7.75; 3491-R, evenings.
WASHINGTON, E.. 4532 —-LONG HOTEL— 1 or 2-room apartments, furnished: $3 and up. 9TH, 616 E.—Three rooms, kitchenette, bath. Large closets. Phone. Private entrance.
35TH, 1441 W.—3 Lower, semi, Stove. toilet, garage. water paid; $15. HU-2683.
Phone RI1-5565) lor |owest a word rate in the city and auick TIS
Apartments for Rent 18 Beautiful Front Apt., $50
One bedroghl. bn vr Tedesorated.
APARTHENT | RENTAL BUREAU
Choice apts. gladly shown. HE-1328
GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.
22 W. Vermont L1-2439 AT 1427 E. Marke? i 50 Soeures 2- hed.
room apt., ng r in and hath Peics inctudes Stitities. Hurry a, $28—COLLEGE, 1824—Upper 5-room du_blex, heat water furnished. Open.
~ 1 BEDROOM $40 First-class condition. 4001 E. Wash. MERIDIAN, 3055 N. —Three-bedroom apartment homé:; jew bath, heat, refrigera-| tion. MA-3519 BE-4446.
Get want ad -resuits in The Times at est word ates ih thi er. Phone
private bath, engarage. HA-
2145 BELLEFONTAINE - an -room_ all
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PER $100
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18 MONTHS
Real Estate for Trade
SIX-RM. semi-modern dble., east. Good location; rents $30. Small loan. Trade . for 5-room cottage, clear. Owner. 214 N. Beville.
SIX-ROOM Brick Double for bungalow. In Little Flower Parish. IR-2413.
26
27
4-bedroom
Real Estate Wanted
WILL pay $4000 cash home north. HE-4466.
for
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Commissions or Charge for Application
More rapid service, lower costs and more conveniences are U by using our new plan of home financing.
FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASST.
Virginia Uvernwe INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
41/5% GEO. A. BUSKIRK
241 N. Pennsylvania. RI-5088.
“COLONIAL HOME LOANS?” Rent like monthly payments of 1 per cent per month, includes re NPASSY COLONTAL SAVINGS & LOA 28 S. Illinois LI-3814
WITHOUT COMMISSION 1% *. ibbin RI-8721. 59 536 Consolidnted Bldg. 0 62,125 subscribers every day in Marion
County alone to read your want ad in
The Times. Results at lowest word rate in the city. Phone RI-5551.
A1/.0/ MORTGAGE LOANS § Construction SKIT 81/,9, 0
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FILLING STATION-—St. Rd., 1 mi. of city 3 pumps, small grocery stock, 2 rooms, toilet, lavatory. About omneacre ground. Price $2,250, $300 dn. GOODE & GOODE HA-1053
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Business Opportunities
1-5655
Swaps For ‘34, ‘3b and
CAS ‘36 “hevrolets and Plymouths. SERVICE LOAN CO. 1515 N. Ill. RI-4973
WANT to use 1-2 rugs, bedroom suite, an furniture for storage. CH-
FORD, 37—V-8 truck, long wheel base, for 5 or '38 pleasure car or equity. 3050
JUNK CARS-—Used trucks, wrecks wanted: pay cash. 21st and Martindale. HE-3867.
- [2.17 ACRES—Good well, small arn, Shrubs
bery; cash; trade for car.
IR-80
Junk cars. wrecks. used trucks. He-2808. Fogle, 1212 £. 25. Hu-5536
trade. 1304 N. Pennsylvania. RI-9013
Garages Built, Rock Wool Installed No down payment. HE-1305.
Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32
19 fall boars and gilts, faster growing, easier feeding. prolific. ‘World’s champion breedin Choice 20 herds. Indiana Breeder's Sale. Friday noon, Feb. 9th, Fairgrounds,
Indianapolis. Why pa ore] pos can't Canaries 1) Riles BE-1202
BY CHICKS, $4.95 up. We deliver. Be BAS HATCHERY. 4919 E. 21st t. IR-79
49 bred gilts spotte polands:
RENTAL DIRECTORY
Apartments for Rent 18
1322 CARROLLTON AVE.—1-bedroom apartment; heat, water and garage; $35. See custodian or call Mr. Burtt.
418 E. 19TH ST.—2-bedroom apartments, with cross-ventilation: large living rooms and dining rooms; light, airy kitchen: heat, water and hot water furnished. Apt. 3 available. For details call Mr. Burtt.
| Hall- Hotel @a.-L1. 2541
Adults. HA-
—— OTH, 149 W.—-3 rooms, utilities. fie gas station, 9th & Illinois.
. 1435 E. LeGrande,
AT LEGRANDE APTS. 26 ae lovely newly decorated efOn t. with utilities; large yard and 2 AL, quite attractive. Better see it. : Lov Rooms, Bath, Stoker Heating nt, $27.50 winter: 155 & Steele St. No. C. A. HUFF. LI-T7221.
THE GARDEN ak —Strictly modern, 4 Jooms 8 bath, utilities; adults only.
Furn. Houses—Apts.
18A
$8 WEEK—E. Market, 1034. rooms, kitchenette; garage. Good furniture. Heat, gas, water paid. LI-3801.
ILLINOIS, 1919 N. — Two-room efficiency, wly decorated, Private entrance. 1 Dtllities. Adult M'PHERSON 20593 rms. and bath; utilities furnished, near car iine: pe PARK, 2302-—-Will share 5-room ap: ment: congenial couple; utilities pats ix nished; phon 3 Rms, et wel oat 510}, E. 9th Si A.
Houses for a
Only $7.50 wk HUFF. LI-7221.
19
1578 Oliver, 6 rooms, wat. pd. ... 1728 Olive, 4 rooms, wat. pd. i ha 7-room modern, wat. pd. 22. 5
in “oom JENNINGS BrOS., LI ive 28 8S. Illinois.
$18—5 ROOMS, double, modern except fur. nace; garage. 44 N. Keystone. TA-4330 $23.75—Water paid, 721 N. Sherman Dr: desirable 4-room double, bath; Heatrola furnished. IR-5745. $32.50—JUST completed, new brick veneer one-bedroom double, 3825 Brookside Ave.
'33 OLDS 2-door; trunk: very clean; fel TAB
$22.50 summer. |"
Modern 3|:-
SMALL LOAN LICENSEES
Indianapolis Public Welfare ‘Loan Association
0 Occidental Bldg
Rl..3587 If you need money, call of phone
Diamond Over Gas Co.
Loans gg oi Sth Floor Majestic Bldg.
sk for Mr. HaWkins Your Diamond Kept Sealed in Bank
Colonial Finance Hi MA-2381 R1-1591 AUTO LOANS
» MONTHS TO REPAY
SACK’S BROS. AUTO AN '306-8-10 INDIANA gio 1a eo.
INC. ‘Ri-5998
HONOR LOANS EXCLUSIVELY No Endorsers
Household Finance Corp.
328 Illinois Bldg.. 3d Floor RI-5404, SIGNATURE LOANS
0 Months to Repay FATAL FINANCE CORP. 304 Kroon Bldg. | MA -4409.
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Farm, Garden, Plants
GARDEN Arachors gu uarantee; ACTURING co. 324 W. 10th.
62,125 subscribers every tv In’ Marion County alone t d r want ad in The : Times. est word rate in the city. Phone RI-5581.
TenOgsesgea: ed: tools; SAL MANU-
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Merchandise for Sale
"It’s New
GHROME
Alizactive, Modern Furniture Home or Business Man Samples at [Less an 0S Fixtures—all Binds. | New,
se All Purpose Rentals Delivery Anywhere.
NG'S "INDIANA ‘BILLIARD CO. 1615-47" Southeastern MA-3491 |
Unclaimed Freight Station
METAL BEDS, sas and up: WOOD BEDS, $5 and up; ODD DRESSERS, VANITIES $10 and S15: BUFFET. $15 each; G TABLES, $12. 50. each; PO CEL! LES WIth CRRTENSION LEAVES,
OST $17 and tho: as Sou each
CAPITOL AT SOUTH Rebuilt Sweepers | $9.95
HOOVER AND G. E. .....
HOME APPLIANCES CO.
OPEN EVENINGS. 3360 N. ILLINOIS. SALE—Floor sample modern ice refrigerators. Buy now while prices are lower. POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO.
3x3} Va REBUILT Curtis Air
TA-1880.
Spr, 3 a hh. p. 1 witch Ravge, portable, $125,
MEIER ELECTR IC & Ma HINE CO. 3525 E. Washington. IR-1151.
COMPLETE STOCK of new ana used lume ber and building materials at greatest savings in ET IN C WRECKING CO. 1320 TaN Ave. | ul-7100.
Army & CCC Camp Goods
Slicker raincoats, 50c: wool shirts, 50c: lea. gloves mitts, 10c; furniture pads, $1; tarpaulins, used.. All sizes. 620 N. Senate.
CCC LUMBER JACKETS $1.50
tics. Boot Arctics. Boots Armv{28 |S. West
Goods.
CLEAN NE ER rea D USED MA N WRECKING WHEGKING CONTRA! 2043 NORTHWEST
4 Pcs. 6-4x27"-33"-0
dry. 1” to 4’ random lengths Black walnut’ (used) bone dr poulaing ot garter rounds, etc. . Clair
3 Rom COMPLETE, $147 MERIDIAN MART, Inc.
428 N. Meridian. Open Eves.
CLEAN HOUSE = WIIi Mass
LEANER
At Your Nei hnoshoed Dealer or ALBERT G. MAAE CO. 31 Va. RI-3318
Vacuum Cleaner = $31.50
SINGER SEWING CENTER 126 W. Washington. |" RI-9MS.
Radiator 35c gal. - Bring container. FARM & SUPPLY Alcohol E86%;5% s Hoha
Bed Bugs » Reaches, etc., leasily killed
th Protecto Spray. Lurie 3 8 Ys R, free from nails; GOOD USED EoazEE. oe 2 ACE
CO. TORS N Rough redw
Cheap. 820
132 S. Penn. LI-3783. LL brie Sik oRING CO.) 320 N. st. LI-7910. UGS, 9x12, 6x9—Governor WinPL Atop ‘desk, $10: gas heater, $12. 48 N. __ Forest.
ALL 2-piece red frieze livingroom suite; SMALL 2 Decovered, new guarantee. 623
N. Dearborn. inds Reconditioned STOVES an Suaran eed. Reas., PRINGLE & JOHNSON. 826 Mas: LI-0068 USED BUILDING imma NE LLiok POPULATION KIN NG CO.. 310 S. Delaware. L1-6270
let | Exchange BaD S04 E. Wash. "$9.95
Closet, excellent condition. Oring 304 E. Wash. | $8.95
CARROLLTON. 2047—5-room lower duHex: FRrEhes, garage, good location;
TE 1641—6 rooms; modern; double;
garage: good cond HD $ 41 VIRGINIA AVENUE.
COLLEGE, Ee 2-bedroom and _ single. Inquire 5172_ College. GUILFORD. 2338—Five rooms, semi-mod.: bath, fireplace; $20: water pald, HE-49617.
GUILFORD. 3026—Seven-roo modern: double garage: will Tedecorate. RI-9922.
KENWOOD. 2331—Modern, 5 rooms, newly
paid. BEySTONE: semi-mod.
Call 214
535 N. — 6-Rm gle, gr + $15: wat. paid. N. Beville. CH-5025. RIVER AVE., 825—7-room double: modern, in good condition: garage. HA-3241-W. SHELBY, Sa — 5-room modern double; good; $25. O. L. Starks Realty. DR- nae.
WINTHROP, 2852—6 rooms: modern; double; water paid; i §18G aL $35. _ LI-84 01. INIA AVENUE. 33RD, 1319 — S-roqm strictly modern bungalow, New furnace. Water paid. TA-6560 ;
6026 E. 10TH
New 5-room to side brick venee full basement, air conditioned. fi Shown by appointment. IR-7067.
18TH, 1129 W. — Modern 6-room double, hardwood floors, 2-car garage. TA-3866.
Wl
40TH, 332 W.—6-room modern double,
arage, water paid, .50. EM £ FC PRIEND = RI-7200
NEAR TECH_2138 E. Michigan: rooms; modern; garage; yard.
4-ROOM semi-modern, water paid, 8 920 Daly St. C. A. HUFF. LI-73¢
decorated; garage; large yard; $25; water 8 MA-1068.
I lower 6
OUR UMBER PR S. 8. RAGDES & SON 340 W. DINING room suite, 5 pieces, sturdy; only $12; 1108 Congre OOVER, SWEEPER, stream a ine, latest Ba: all attachments: 2 price. 608 Mass.
NORGE OIL BURNER, heats 5 rooms, rooms, $50. OIL BURNER STQVE for Chicken rooder.
CES , WASH. ST, 2200 and
Like new. 622 E. Wiaonington. 54”, used 6 weeks: $10 RUSH JOBS MAKE Ts SMILE, HENDREN PRINTING. 685 Century Bldg. MA-3467.
TORE fixtures, bakers equipment, ‘spee cial equipment: buy-sell 419 E. Ohio.
WALLBOARL $4.60 100 sa. ft. fas car S. 8. RHODES & SON. 340 W. WA SH. 5 WINDOW SASH, new and used. MARION MATERTAT CO 2048 Northwestern
Phone RI-5551- for lowest want ad word rate in the city and Guick results.
Musical instru~—HRad io 34A
Bargains in 8 inets Grand Uprights Bt ssons Included With Every
BALDWIN, P40, sites moou at SPINEY RIAN Wilking Music Co. 120E Sho Pianos to Rent, $1 a Month
f you are not ready to buy plano at t time we will
resen Spiner or small Grand for $1 per
MARION MUSIC CO. 3
new:
rr me ea A Resor
ing ro ite: 2-pc.. velour. Living ths su e op $22.50
rent vou 8 243N. Penn. n Eves.
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