Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1940 — Page 17

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"TUESDAY, FEB. 27, 1940

LOCAL DEATHS

Mrs. Mary Griffin Mrs. Mary Griffin, an Indianapolis resident 80 years, died yesterday at her home, 1512 Sturm Ave. She had been ill since Dec. 27 and was 82. She was born at Piqua, O., and came here with her parents when she was two years old. Married here to Patrick J. Griffin, who died in 1909, she was a member of the Holy Cross Catholic Church parish. Survivors are three daughters, Miss Anna, Mrs. Mary Land and Mrs. Kathleen Mabee, all of Indianapolis; a son, Dennis J. Griffin, with whom she lived; two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Reed of Indianapolis and Sister Alice of St. Mary-of-the-Woods; a granddaughter, Miss Mary Jane Land, and a grandson, Lawrence Mabee, both of Indianapolis. Services will be held at 8:30 a. m.

Thursday at the home and at 9 a. m.

at the church. Burial will be at Holy Cross Cemetery.

Mrs. Mintie L. Hamilton

Services for Mrs. Mintie L. Hamilton, native of Royaltcn, Mich., and an Indianapolis resident several years, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Montgomery Mortuary. Burial will be at Crown Hill, Mrs. Hamilton died yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. T. Milton Rybolt, 5602 N. Pennsylvania St., following a three months’ illness. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Rybolt and Mrs. Mae L. Seward of Vineland, N. J.; three sons, Earle A. and Merlin C, Hamilton of Pittsburgh, Pa., and E. Leigh Hamilton of Norris, Mont.; four granddaughters, Mrs, Raymond Pleis of Vineland, Mrs. Graham Hunter of

“Orange, N. J, Mrs, Ludy Kramer

of Pittsburgh and Miss Dorothy Ann Rybolt of Indianapolis, and two grandsons, Walter H. Seward of Newark, N. J.,, and Harry Rybolt of Indianapolis.

Joseph T. McShane

. Joseph T. McShane, 533 Marion Ave. foreman at the Chevrolet body plant here and brother of the Rev. Fr. John McShane, St. Bridget's Catholic Church pastor, died Sunday at St. Vincent’s Hospital. He was 53 and had been a patient at the hospital two days. Born at Columbus, Mr. McShane] was in the grocery business and later in the automobile business there about 10 years. He came here 18 years ago and was employed by the old Martin-Parry Body Co. before it became a General Motors Division. He was a member of the Assumption Catholic Church parish. Survivors are his* wife, Harriett; 8 daughter, Miss Helen: a sister, Mrs. Mary Morgan of Detroit, Mich. and Father McShane. Services will be held at 8:30 a. m. Thursday at the Speaks & Finn Mortuary and at 9 a. m. at the church. Burial will be at Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus.

Bernard C. Rees

Funeral services for Bernard C. Rees, retired farmer and father of Dr. Russell C. Rees, Indianapolis, will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Knightstown. Burial will be in Greenfield. Mr. Rees, who was 66, died Sunday in the home of a sister, Mrs. Lanta Banker, Greenfield. He lived one and a half miles west of Knightstown. Mr. Rees was born July 10, 1873, ifn Fayette County. He lived in Rush County as a young man, lived

in Elwood for 13 years and in Eden}

eight years before going to Knightstown. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge in Eden and the Knights Templar in Greenfield. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Vera Henderson, Mrs. Mary Leishman, San Francisco, Cal.,, and Mrs. Delores Key, Anderson; three other sons, Courtland Rees, Gary; Joseph Rees, a student at Indiana University, and Robert Rees, San Francisco; and three sisters, Mrs. Banker and Mrs. John Souder, both of Greenfield; and Mrs. Hazel Sullivan, Ft. Worth, Tex.

Mrs. Sarah Jane Cotton

Mrs. Sarah Jane Cotton, mother of Roland M. Cotton, president and secretary-treasurer of the Indianapolis plumbing firm bearing. his name, died yesterday after a three years’ illness. She was 81. Mrs. Cotton was born in Warren Township and had been a Marion County resident all her life. She was the widow of M. M. Cotton, who died in 1922. Survivors are two sons, Roland Cotton and Raymond C. Cotton of St. Petersburg, Fla., and two daughters, Mrs. Grace Hinchman and Mrs. Ruth Greuling, both of Indianapolis.

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Mrs. Anna Griffin

Indianapolis resident 62 years, died

pect St. She was 82. Born in Franklin County, she was a member of the St. Patrick's Catholic Church here and the Altar Society. Survivors are two sons, Clarence, an Indianapolis policeman, and James Griffin; a daughter, Mrs. Jeannette Driscoll, and six grandchildren, all of Indianapolis. Services will be held at 9 a. m. Thursday at St. Patrick’s Church. Burial will be at Holy Croes Cemetery.

Robert Lee Milburn

Services for Robert Lee Milburn, who died yesterday at his home, 208 S. Summit St., will be at 2 'p. m. tomorrow at the residence with burial in New Crown Cemetery. He was 56 and had lived in Indianapolis all his life. Mr, Milburn is survived by a son, Robert Milburn Jr., a stepson, Mose Dickerson, Lebanon; and three brothers, Fred Milburn, Richard Milburn and Ed Milburn, all of Indianapolis.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Feb. 27, 1910

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BUURINGHAM — Mary, age 82 years, of 04%2 apitol Ave., mother of Mrs. Thelin LT augh Buckingham, Mrs. Josie Gutzki, Marlow, Cari and: John Buckingham, assed away Monday. Friends may call at the Ushér Mortuary, 2313 W. Washington, after 4 p. m. day until 12 noon Wednesday. Thursday in Lansing, Mich,

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BRUNNEMER — Edward F., entered into rest Tuesday, age 58 years, husband of Frankie Ann Brunnemer, stepfather of Mrs. Martha Aston and Charles L. Brunnemer, brother of Mrs.-Leona Clock, Wil liam D. and ie Brunnemer. Services Thursday, 1:30 m., Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Washington Park.

| CLAPRODT—Ruth M., 36 years, beloved wife of Gaylord Claprodt, mother of Earl and Inna May Thompson, daughter of John Henry Elrod, Smith’s Grove, Ky.; sister of Mrs. Audrey Néville, Curtis Carey, Paul and Aubrey Elrod, city, ani alph Elrod, Terre Haute, Ind., passed Funeral . Herrmann Friends Friends

1: Fuheral Home, 150 invited. = Burial Crown Hill. may call at the funeral home.

COTTON—Sarah Jane, age 81, beloved mother of Mrs. Grace Hinchman, Mrs. Ruth Greuling and Roland - M. Cotton, Indianapolis; Raymond C. Cotton of St. Perarsbuss, Fla., and sister of Mrs. Jessie Leatherman, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. m, from Shirley Bros. Cenrtal Y chapel’ Illinois’ ‘at 10th Burial Memorial Park. Friends may sal at the chapel after 5 p. m. Wednesay.

RIFFIN—Mrs. Mary, age 82 years, widow of Patrick J. Griffin, dece asad, beloved mother of Miss Anna Griffin, Mrs. nd, rs. Kathleen Mabee, De Griffin and sister of Mrs. Jennie Reed and Sister St. Alice of St, Mary-of-the-Woods, grandmother of Mary Jane Land and Lawrence Mabee, passed away Monday, Feb. 26. Funeral at the fegldehce: . 15 4 Sturm Ave., Thursday, Feb. 8:30 2 m. Services Holy Cross HL 9 m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.

GRIFFIN — Anna B., beloved mother of Mrs. Arthur Driscoll, James P. and Clarence J. Gri passed away Monday, Feb. 26, at her ome, Bo Prospect St. Priends’ may call at th ome any | dime. Funeral services Thursd Patrick’s Catholic oath? Woctinny and Virginia Aves. Cemetery.

HAMILTON--ArmIna, Lo jeward ” yincla tsburgh : Mrs. Milto apolis; Merlin C. Oot assed away Monday ome ot her daughter, Mrs. T. Rybolt, 5602 N. Pennsylvania St. Services from, 20: 2 p. m., at th Funeral Home, 1622 . Meridian St. Friends invited. Interment Orown | Hill. Friends may call at the funeral home.

HEIDENREICH—John, 73 years, beloved husband of Anna Heidenreich, father of Mrs. Elsie East, Arthur W., John H|, Ed C. and Robert E., passed away Saturday Srening at his hope, Loh E. ane St. Funeral Wednesday, 0 - the G. H. Herrmann Paherar Home, "1505 . East St., and 9 a. m. at Sacred Heart. invited, Burial St. Joseph. Friends may call at the funeral home.

HISELMAN—Ida May, Friday, age 61 years, Burroughs,

Burial’ Holy Cross

mother. of N. J.; Earle Apel h of Norris,

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entered into rest & mol eh or Mrs. . Evelyn Burns, Earl F., Harve Ye and Jogeph Hiselman Services ednesday, 1 m., at Harry W. Moore Peace hone - Burial Oaklandon,

KUESTER—Ernest C., beloved father eof Miller, ‘Mrs. Harry Hocker, iH lerson any Fred J es . Kuester, passed away at the residence, 2735 Barth Ave., Monda svening, Feb. 26. Funeral services will be held at the Wald Funeral Home, Illinois at 17th St., Thursday afternoon, Feb. 29, at 2 o'clock. Interment Washington Park Cemetery. Friends are wel-

MARTIN—Sarah E, wile of John W. mother of William A. and John A. Martin, Mrs. Mayme Hennigal) Mrs Jack Dunn, Mrs. Roscoe coff, Mrs. Henry Hagermann and Mrs, Vs rley Hubbart, passed away Mond day. neral Thursday, Feb, 29, 9:30 m. at residence, 1542 S. Beimoant ae a, m, Assumption Church. Freinds invited. Burial Glen Haven Cemetery. Frienus + may call at residence after 2 Tuesday. Altar Society will meet x the above address Wednesday, 8 p. 'm. for prayer. McSHANE — Joseph T,, 53, 553. Marion Ave., passed away at St. Vincent's Hosital. Beloved husband of Harriet and Sather of Helen, brother of Rev. John cShane, Mrs. Mary Morgan of Detroit, Mien Funeral and service Thursda ay, 8:30 a. m., from Speaks & Finn Funeral|— Home, 3859 Colleg e Ave.; Assumption Church, 9 o'clock. Burial Garland rook Cemetery, Columbus, Ind. Friends invited. Friends may call any time.

NISS—Marie P., age 78 Joars. wife of Carl Niss, mother of Mrs. Hertha Lange and Mrs. Sarah Sprister, passed awa early [uesday at gy 1116 N. Belle Vieu. s Thursday, 2 p. m., at residence. invited ' Burial "Floral Park. Friends may call at residence after 1 Pp. m. Wednesday

OWENS—Dottie, age 68, beloved wifi Richard Owens, ge 8. of Mrs. | Cons

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THOMPSON—Alfred, father of Enoch and Henry Thompson. Services Wednesday, 2pm, at W, Beanblossom Mortuary, 1327 W. Ray St. Burial Floral Park Cemetery.

VONDERSAAR—William W., oh ve - band of Claudia, father Mrs. A pus phine Dliger, Mrs. Loretta nator Albert and William Jr., brother of Frank Vondersaar, passed away Mongay, Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. e G. Herrmann Funeral | Hoine, 1505 S. Eas and St. Patrick’s. Friends Invited. Murtal St. Joseph's. riends may call at the funeral home.

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(LAUNDRIES) WANTED—CURTAINS TO LAUNDER, 25c EDS ERE ADS. 35¢. WORK GUARANTEED. HE-2106.

(MODERNIZING)

well furnished, g00d transportation. _ Private home. Reasonable. BUCKINGHAM DRIVE, 310 4500 North)— adjoining bath; private home; garage: gentleman. HU-53170. 2 ( | CAPITOL, 5167 N.—Attractive northeast room, next bath, private home, gentleman. BR-3308. CAPITOL, 1202 N., Apt. 10—Large double— single private "home; meals optional, Reasonable. RI-6030. CENTRAL, 1650—Warm furnished or unfurnished, hot water, private home; reasonable HA-4980-M. CENTRAL, 1614—Warm attractively fur-

nished sin fie 3 double; tile bath; reas- | NE

onable.

CENTRAL, om, nicely

Berets Warm {front furaished, lovely home; pohly A- ane

DELAWARE, Jo N., A t. 8—Nicely furnished fron twin beds, hot water, very rea i NEW YORK, 3602 E.—Nicely furnished, riext bath; Private home; gentlemen preferred. IR-61 WOODRUFF. 7¢ Se Ww. DRIVE—Very attracie larg e front room. Nice home, Meals pliona.

8 N.—Front, overstuffed |A

1-2, | OAR!

Housekeeping Rooms 17

room, very

’ AWARE, N. 408—Cozy $4; DELAY Walking

warm; everything pA distance. ALABAMA, N., 2117—2-room apartment; complete kitchen, Good heat, hot water.

32.50—Just completed, new brick veneer ; Snehedroom doudie. '2825 Brookside Ave. RI

Houses for Rent

modern ex-

) 121-7 rooms, BROOKSIDE, 2 DR.

Rit furnace, garage, $19. MA-1468.

1608 — Aiiraciive 1-room giutiy couch, water, one. Adults. hes eintle BROOKSIDE AVE. 1315—Three rooms, private bath. entrance; frigidaire; nice, clean;

BROADWAY, gg

1226—Large warm Toom,

ROLLTON, pA adjoinin Rath. Private en-

trance. Utilities. 08, = CARROLLTON, 1222-2 Connecting rooms,

sink, next to bath: single room, sink, CARROLLTON, 1804—2 rooms, complete kitchen, in-a-door; stoker heat, $4.50. HE-44086. DELAWARE, N., bath; steam, ‘hot water; tance. Reasonable. -

EAST—1421 Marlowe—Lovely 2-room apart- _ ment, sink everyiblag furnished. 11-2924 GROFF, 1441—$3. $4.50; or 2 rooms, a Jiilivies, eR Erivace entrance,

517—Large room, walking

.near EE

HOYT AVE, 1437-39 month, Downstairs __ room. Single pers MERIDIAN, 968 N., LT 11 — 2-room apartment, kitchen; innersprings; reas__onable; also sleeping room. N, 814 N. (library apartments)— Nicely furnished apartment; utilities. Walking distance; $5 up. EW JERSEY, N. 1907—Nicely furnished housekeeping rooms; warm; working adults; Shoe: “reasonable. NEW YORK, 1720 —2 single rooms; Br reasonable. ORIENTAL, 20 N.—Attractive two rooms, innersprings, Frigidaire, steam, private entrance, hot water. PENNSYLVANIA, N.. 143 3—Front 2-room apartment; good heat; clean, phone, hot __ water, ST. CLAIR, 312 E.—Nice_two rooms, steam heat: sildle couch.

clean,

modern, heat;

furnace

WINTHROP, 4014 —Atiractively (urilished room for gentleman ssf” vate ome; garage optional. HU-38 33D, 646 E. (Corner College) —Attractive, private home; garage, Jptional; gentleman preferred. TA.

TALBOTT, 2420—One-room kitchenette al nice, clean; plenty neat; everything furnished. $3.50. 22D., W., 1431 — Nicel ment, newly decorated, ties; Dear carline.

furnished apartfirst floor; utili-

27TH, 716 E.—Single ne “double:

oun couple's home; reasonable. y g . HE-21723.

College car.

Rooms With Beard

$i-$6—COMER, 1205 ire 3

rge, front, downmeals; widow's home. DR-

COLLEGE, 2343—Lonely room, large closet,

FREE ESTIMATES

On all kinds of modernization, No dow: payment. No moniaege. Winter prices. "3 years to pay. HE-

(PAINTING)

INTERIOR wail Vashin ng; guaranteed.

Delage dls,

N DELAWARE

or Opportunities 29

DENTAL office and equipment; retiring on account of illness. Ta f IR-1086. g

Lost and Found

“Swaps For ‘34, "35 and '36 7hevrolets

ASH 3 i mouths

Li -— Man's __Reward. BR-25.

pen, keepsake. Reward. TA

Child's pet. Reward. BE-21

T—Wirehaired fox an Sinity | Woodstock and 38

OST San gold youdoe ring. LOST, Saturday night, i an LOST—Black and tan male Atri “Tiny.” i ea

SERVICE LOAN , 1515 N. DL RI-4973

PLYMOUTH, 1939—4-door deluxe ‘sedan, ¥. i 'small car or cash for equity. 6 DRAWER METAL PARTS CABINET with

Sontems, Cost $110, like new; sell GULF STATION, 621 S. Illinois. LI- 0489. #0.

Junk cars, wrecks, used trucks.

ington, gold beads. Reward.

LOST, downtown shopping district et be. Iry-

HE-2808.- Fogle, 1212 E. 25. HU-5536

Garages Built, Rock Wool Installed No down payment. HE-1305.

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

OLLECTOR ~ Car, “RA Re 305 Indiana "Trust Apply white, cook,

MIDDLE AGED, 2s 003g eB fio laundzy.

No_selling 11-12 a.: m.

Current) installment

ousekee — Stay nig. 5,

exterior painting, paper COCR: | j

31|

new furniture. Home cooking. Garage. Reasonable. 1302 ENGLISH, $5; three meals, twin ets, _hot water, maid, laundry. MA-2147 GUILFORD. 2305 — Real home, invalids, aged pensioners. Bxcellent meals. _N furse's care. HE-2804. IS, N., 1730 — Large warm room; innersprings; good meals; home privileges: phone. NEW JERSEY, N., 2324—Well furnished; owner's home; Mnnetsprings, shower, T, Rae Meals optional. PARK, 2232—Room and board Tor 2; good meais; reasonable; splendid location PENNSYLVANIA, N., 3132 -gingle double; comfortable, clean good m gentlemen; Ve” | tfolley.

Hotels 16

ROOSEVELT HOTEL $4.50 WEEK

Capitol and Ohio St. (220 W. Ohio) Guest Laundry Free

Hoosier Hotel S**

shower bath; city heat; 440 Mass...

comfortable;

CHICKS; $7 hundred; eek old, $8. We deliver, EASTSIDE ATCHER Su 9 E.

== Spencer H Hotel 27; rete. 78 op JONES. Manager.

OANARIES—_Golden pairs, $4 io 0. s81-M. Benings.”s : :

..| CAP., 18% ae city heat; low trans.; downtown

|$9-812—

man

ipyfeld| : :

11TH, 510—Two rooms, - next to bath. aA LI-7769. 18

Apartments for Rent Modern, Well-Kept Apt.

oot E. Washington; bedroom 0 N. Meridian; bedroo: a 1530 N. Illinois; emiciency: utilities |... 201 N. New Le hs ms, bath.... 22 SMALL

AGENCY 108 E. eho 8t.

LI-5391

APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. LI-5555.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. 2 W. Vermont. 11-2439, N, 3055 N.—Three-bedroom apartMERIDIAN, 1 new bath heat, refrigeration.’ MA-3519. -4446. LBO N., 2117—Newl an aie or unfurnished, Frigidaire, utili tes. HA-2974-J "19TH. wW.—2 TOMS, sink, ut ities; te Dire gas gation, 9th-Illinois. 01s.

OW 1202 N. Capitol Ave. 6-rm. Ro y aaner BeTVISES, $30, Clark ¢ i gmader yy:

1 G APAR NTS 2526) —4 Tooms, bath, strictly modern; utilities. DR-47 93. NO T= Teoms RED: 918 BE. 17TH, ——3 rooms Oy decorated, heat, tira reasonable. LI-5596.

Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A

2—ILLINOIS, 810% N. — Nicely fur. efficiency or Bon apartments.

nished 11-8883. ; —Two rooms path hy By ve g furnished, Pr very A aiking di Aces

ALABAMA, N apartment. LU p—Tfficiency couch, ingtie,

_ daire. = DRIVE— ing room tudio path electric ie” reltigeration:

te,

5, 89.

He Seautifu First floor Cou

Temodoied, 3-

EASTERN, 835—Modern 3-bedroom single; newly decorated; new furnace; garage; __$40. RI-4625. ST, 2338—5-rm. double, mod. but furnace; fireplace: $20; water. HE-40967. JACKSON, 2411 (2400 W. Washington)—5room modern double; garage; repapered; $25. BE-0746. TACOMA, 518 N.—lLower Junles, § rooms, inside toilet. water paid; $18. IR-3593. WINTHROP, 3029—5-room modern double. Will redecorate; . reasonable. MISS DAVIS. MA-1429 WINTHROP, 5316—4-Room double, roli-a-yaw painted walls, heated garage. HU-

ad t "eel, 823 Fr Foams, modern, A 8 double; water Pa JIRGINIA AVENUE. modern single, $25.00 VIRGINIA AVENUE.

20TH, 547 ms, BEL on condition:

11TH, 835 W. Tor mila $8. George E. Stewart, 506 Inland Bldg. RI-8862.

Reconditioned Like New SEE—NEW PAINT, PAPER, ETC. 353 N. Oriental; modern double: $27.50. $60.

11 Newman; modern double; 3502 E. 10th; 4 bdrm. mod. single; 20

Farms--Suburban A REAL BUY!

0 Miles east on Road 4 Ice Cream any tourist drive-in; 2 ian. buildings and low - taxes; $950 cash takes all.

DR-1 HELLER'S AGENCY. 949 Virginia Ave.

ORANGE COUNTY. " Acres—$750 Cash

es it. For particulars HELLERS AGENCY, 949 Virgidia Ave. DR-1742.

SEMI-SUBURBAN—East; 5-room bungalow. Long living room,

as, electricity, water, ood co

lon: transportation; school. Must sell; $21 s. HUDEL~ SON, CH-6204, 2619 E.

LAND BANK and Insurance Co. easy terms; March 1st poss. JOHN CASE 3510 N, Penn. TA-4286.

EAST—New 3-room house, rent. eleciriclty, 1 acre ground: $15. CH- 4312-3

Business Property 21

FOR RENT Garage—-Parking—Repairin East } Michigan St. near R. C. A. Plan FLETCH RUST CO.. Agent. MA 1331.

Wanted to Rent 23

EXECUTIVE, wife wants nice home or apt., fur. or unfur. HE-4466.

Houses and Lots Sale 25

SURE ot you: titis. Uemand an ab-

Bw. Au "Title Co

Union 155 E. Market St. Union Titie Bldg.

SEE ‘THIS ONE TODAY. Taft: (4300 Rockville Rd.) 6-rm. with extra lot and 3-car gar.

TMS, s . MA-2523.

62 S. mod. bung. Taxes, 3 16, with J

one story home in edit Might

consider part sa e sion. 32 33.500, 1 506 and =i 0

REAR 5, gira, =

Dk ve buyer.

pie ’3 SPANN AVE. —A fully modern 8-room

' Houses and Lots Sale 25

SOUTH SIDE HOME. AND INVESTMENT

ur-Room Double Only $2500. Y Eas jerme, except furnace; 817-19 Harlan. HU 3893 ou RI-6412 J. S. RUSE REALTY CO. 128 N. DEL. AUCTION—Modern home, 5-room; 2 hed

b double front room, 2-C Earapt large cement walks. 1340

“modern

shiubbery,

w.; 4 rms. chicken hse.; For clear GOODWIN,

Sells ithout Teserye on premises ‘Thurs.. Feb. 2p Johnson, owner. COL. _ FOLAND, Kict. to Nobleavile. my SOUTH SIDE HOME A Good House—$2,600 5-Room bungalow, modern, except HO 0883 Easy, et terms, 611' Wo oodlawn, . SP URUSE REALTY CO. 128 N. DEL. “AS 1S” 237 Fagen Ave 8 FIRS, 3 hdrms. Lot tage, semi-mo replace, no jyinace. Outside toilet. Gar. $2000 with 55 cent down. Call MR. BATES, RIih Eves HU-5047. SIX-ROOM modern, except furnace; $250 down; near eystone ghd, Prospect. 7-Room co ern. $200 down, near E. Washington and yasalle, HA-3116. CH-5728. R-6104. 679 E. 30th. NEW HOMES er mo. FHA. en by appointment. $200 bck B. ‘stratford. at at Christian Sark, grade school and H High, Four large Fooms gad Sinel io 5 complete on every ves GES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del. RI-3477. Real Estate for Trade 26 2 1-17 ACRES—I11 miles s. Electricity. water inside: fruit, grapes; fenced. Clear. Droperiy or cash, B. H, amby. Phone RI-5551 for lowest want word rate in the city and quick yesulis. Real Estate Wanted Let Us Managé Your Renfals > See W. H. Keller, City Rentals, Inc. 140 N. Delaware RI- het WANT to sell your farm? See JOHN __CASE, 3510 N, Penn., Apt, B-2, hase, “Phone RI 6851 ror lowest want ad word Tate in the city and auick results. Real Estate Loans

Commissions or

More rapid service, Ss costs a conveniences new plan of Doms ne

i, one

TIT a,

27 | ha

Charge for Application |. A prospec

I PrP, BUY BETTER FUEL SAVE MONEY Pioneer Se Sress. 5X3 $6. 15 ST es. $1.25 Carbo Dorothy St Seam. $1 od 5 It's Cleaner—Lasts Eonser Orig. Pocahontas }>,: $8.50

It’s much better than $8 Pocahontas.

sevsesvene

forked .

Pet heary ... $T.15 e. 6-in.. No. » ... $6.50

ini .

WwW. Va. | forked. a Good Qua W. Va. aa *orked, 5x egg, "$5.50 . $5.00

No. 3 ears $4.15

Brazil Big Block, ein. kd. Ind. 6" ..e.coinen. Amber Jacke, Indiana 6x4, COAL CO. + - FR-1191

Ons No. 5. . A a © MUESING-MERRICK HE-1361 DR-3350 y -. Guaranteed Satisfaction OLDEN FLAME 6x4, clin. fkd 0 - Jig No 3, Cortes size for fur- $4.15 TIP TOP W. Va., 5x3, cin. fkd. No. 5 or WY grade fuel on . Va, + lump, big 8-in. : $6.50 BAND CREEK. Big 6” W. cin. fkd, Our big i Ya. : $6. 15 Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Co. DR. 2400 DR. 2401 FREDRICK'S ‘HY. HEAT MPT DELI GOLDEN roue 6x4, NY. Ind. No. ‘5 AMBER JACKET, 6x4, Ind. No, - cin as Low ash, less soot . ok Nr du * big 6-in, 1 hy y W. Va., clean in limp, No. CITIZENS COKE, FG OR ‘NUT

Pocahontas lump No. 2 Red Ash. We Deliver 1. Ton

FREDRICK COAL CO.

DR-1792 DR-1793

COAL DEALERS GET CLEAN SCREENED COAL FROM DRY SILOS LOADED ON YOUR TRUCK YOU'LL MAKE NEW FRIENDS STOP IN TODAY

SENATE COAL CO. 14th & Senate Ave, Rlley 4513

COAL CO. Li.5 381

$4.76 $6.00

MONUMEN

SUN RAY

Ind. 6x4 No. 5 cin. kd...

WEST VIRGINIA

5x3 No. 5 cin, tkd

MUTUAL

BLACK GOLD, 6x4 ind. No. 5 clean forked..

DR-1660 DANDEE, W. Va. clean forked..

ACTIVE COAL i. BE- 0333 Sexson Bros. Goal Go.

DR-7479 DR-7479

J.&l. %CH-6048

Fansler Goal Go.

LI-6449. LI-8449.

Coke Co. ahh WwW Firepl.. furnace; $3 del. Kind 000 Crushed Stone,

Cinders. RI-5664. Phone RI-555) tor owes: want ad

word rate in the city and quick results.

Coal & Ice Co.

Legals

NOTICE OF SALE OF Notice is hereby given Chat Side NS will be received by The Board of School Commissioners of the . of Indiana Indiana, at the Board's office, 1 orth Meridian - Street, Jndianajolis, Indiana, until 12:15 o'clock P. M, Central Standard “March 5, 1940, ‘when bids will be

ur dre 00) of bonds of said School City. d bon as shall Ye 400 in number and numbered from 1A 400A inclusive, each bond shall Te pe. for the prineipa). um of $100 at shall be dated M 1940, all ar interest are the rate bid oo the sjcoessiul bidder. said rate not to exceed five cent (5%) per annum. which said Interest shall be. evidenced by interest warrants or coupons attached to each of said bonds maturing on the 1st day of J Naty an July in each year until he orincina shall be paid, the coupon of January 1. being for interest to that date. Bidders shall name the rate of interest ceeding Oh said bonds are is bear, not By maximum rate above state interest must be in mult Plea %t Sno fa) oL one percent all name only one " 1% ot LL, an than the face Said bonds shall

bidders. all not bid less amount of the bonds. mature as follows, viz: Bond Maturity Serial Numbers Date 1A to 5A

40,000 45,000 386A to 40

y of Indianapo! "m re and to, ny during the 8 cal lendar a 1,

dee fx 130 gas, Bone Fidian 8 4 - $e Se

lng ULES n nr

tus of said bon i al pursuans hod