Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1940 — Page 16

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LODGE TO MARK J0TH BIRTHDAY

Local Woodmen of World to. Join in National Celebration.

Local Woodmen of the World will join in a nation-wide celebration of Wooderaft's 50th anniversary on June 8 M. E Kilpatrick, rep- | resenting the local camp, announced | today.

Nearly all of the society's 800 camps in 44 states will participate in the celebration with parades, initiations, picnics, log-rolling and | other events he said. The board of directors of the | Woodmen of the World Life Insur-| ance Society will meet at national | headquarters in Omaha, Neb, June] 3-6, Mr. Kilpatrick said he was notified. These are the corresponding days on which 59 years ago] Joseph Cullen Root and his associates organized the society, An open house will be held at the| national headquarters on June 6, followed by a parade featuring drill teams, floats and marchers. A program originating over the society's own station, WOW, and broadcast over an NBC network, is] to be held in the Omaha city auditorium that night. Speakers will include Harry Root, son of the founder and De Emmet Bradshaw, psn of the society.

LEGION POST TO END MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Tillman H. Harpole Post 249 of the American Legion will hold {ts final membership roundup at 8: p. m. today at the Post home, 2528 | Northwestern Ave. The Post now has 200 members and is seeking to excell last vear's total of 222 mempers. At the roundup the Post will select its representative to the Hoosfer Boys State to be held this summer by the State Department. A report will be made by the Drum and Bugle Corps on the campaign to raise funds for new uniforms which the corps hopes to have for the state convention at Gary. A memorial service for Arthur Crouch and Arthur Harrison, mempers who died recently, will be conducted by Commander Robert E. Skelton

State Deaths

75. Sarvivers the Rev.

AMBOY George C. Ellers, Sr. brother, Or-|

ns. Howard, Roy, George Fy Ww Edward nd Russell: i Wolf 54, Survivors: NDERSON-—Joe Re . Wits “May: sjendaugh ter Ars. Walla Mies; sister, Mrs. Lura Bon M . ADIA — Mrs. Elizabeth Fraze Reno) Daughter, Miss Katherine Fra- | gee; son, Fred ! NTON—William A. RR ¥ 72. Suroe, HO ers, Mrs. Le Levi Mrs. Jacob Jetchier, Mrs. Hattie ShHAheRs. Mrs. Oliver Bickel and Mrs. Luther Parkington; br ot her, id t |

oT, Surviv- | ors: Wi Te, Nettie: 8 Nrs. Mabel Siegel Misses Hazel and Mabel ed; half-brothers, Henry and 3% Brock man: half-sister, Miss Amelia Bro a

man. CORTLAND--John Kreinha sur. vivors: Wife, Minnie; sons, Nita and Edward: sister, Mrs. Mary Behrman. PRISE--Mrs. Ida Jessee, 50. rhand. David; son, Carl; aan: ters, Clara and Anna. ob | ANSVILLE — Mrs, Emelie Brane, | Basis, Husband, Frank, daughters | Mrs. Florence Myers and Mrs. Herman { Acton: brothers, Anton, Bernard William, Theodore ERAS er And John, Schellar Irs. Ella \ Iv or Mrs ohn i atEe er. Mrs. John Braun and Mrs. William Schwinn: brother, Con | rad. | ® = ”

—Mrs, Josephine FT. FANE "Ret, © et

lack, Gl. aum and

Survivors: Wile. ) and Nancy; brother & Jr SO i: Miss Cecelia B Jackson, 17 urviv Par ants, Ne and Mrs. Rudolph Jackson; sisters, Mrs. Harold Bushee and Misses Crystal, Jovee and Violet Jackson: brother, Benjamin | ria mmel, 87 Sons. it Mar Sok daughter, Mrs, Cora

Mrs. Martha Herber, 74 Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Steven Sallot and Miss Marie Rerber; sons, Clarence, Gerard and Arthur: sister, Miss Kate Fox] brother, |

Fox ORA—Mrs. Dorg Isabelle Brubaker, 0 eT: Son, ‘ohn; brother, Aaron Royer; Ralf-sister. Mrs, Mary Beiry: halfothers, Harvey and Noah Minnik.

ANKFORY-G eorge B. Russell «FRANK wife, N oie: daughter, Betty son, William; tour TRIOS two ner . EEN TOWN—Mrs. Mary E. Thar 8 Suter: Daughters. Mrs. Lizzie i GIR Beppe Mrs fe che T pe sister, Mrs. Johnsen Mart ny

HUNTINGBURG—Mrs. Martha Survant, 82.

Paula

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Catherine Husband, brothers, sisters, Mrs ary McGrody.

JEFFERSONVILLE Mrs Louise Long, $4 Survivors: Charles Sr: son, Charles Jr; John and Theodore McGrody; Sarah Capehart and Miss

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YETTE—Rev, Charles O. Sherrill, LAE FOR: daughter, Mrs, Iva Hooton, . Dillard and Orville; PTR R WilAlva, Fdward, Rey. WwW. N Rev, «mister. Mrs. Anna Clark. ~Williams P. Reed, 79. Surviva Lil te: sons. Austin, Ross and rs. Mrs, Florence Noreen, ve and Misses Mild and ner, Mrs. Ella Sikes: broth-half-brother, Robert Moore, | 8 ma Te Wilkins, $7. ‘Survivers: | anehter rs, (MTs Tau a Linville, Mrs. C. S. Dudley, Mrs rank Martin, Mrs. Hugh Sweezy and Miss Siary wilkins. Y — ha . ‘Caddie Burroughs. 5% Saris: band, Frank; sons, Howard, George, Per ry Sand Tvan; daughters, Mrs. | Edna Mur dock and Miss Patsy Burroughs NEWBURGH—-Dudley Blankenship, 81. CHESTER—Stephen MeCay, os Son; two brothers. SHELBYVILLE Vanison a tt, on Son. Fred, daughter, Hendricks

VEEDERSBURG — John 8. Rateliffe 70. | fe

Burvivers, Flora; daughte rs, Mes.

tt nd Miss Gle Or 3 T 3) VRE, Mr Barker and MTS WAVELAN other. acille Mrs.

Wife Bessie; hter, Mrs en; brother : sisters, Sones and Mts Floy Smith.

Nellie |

NE Croquignole Permanent, with hair

ringlet tb 5 oe, a hoe Ave. he hay .

KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS

Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes Flush Out nous Waste have an excess of peids in bi gout 8, miles of kidney tubes may bo ond. | Shove tiny 6 and tubes are working

by al excess d mt and poisonous waste. When disorder of kidney function poisonous matter to remain in your MAY Cause Nagging back

ins, loss of pep ge oe ing, patie had th HE. eyes oar | a a izziness, ent or scanty pas-

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BEAU BRUMMEL OF GAY 90S DIES AT 79

MONTE CARLO, May 6 (U.P) — BE. Berry Wall, 7, “King of the Dudes.” in New York's gay 90's and one of the world's best-dressed men, died yesterday of uremia. Mr. Wall had spent the winter at the Hotel De Paris here and was taken to a hospital three days ago. RBince his wife died a year ago he had led a lonely lite. Since {1012 Mr. Wall has lived in France | He won attenticn more than S50 years ago by the elegance of his | gard,

COUNTY DRIVER HURT

LOWERING TRUCK BED

Jack Walton, 43, of 374 Albany [8t, truck driver for the County Highway Commission, was injured today when his right arm was crushed between the bed and chassis of the truck in Beecher St, 2900 block. He said the clutch mechanism apparently broke as he was standing beside the truck lowering the bed. He was taken to City Hospital, nd 1a later to his home.

TOWN OF CLERMONT GAINS 25 IN CENSUS

A gain of 25 in the population of the town of Clermont over 10 years was reported by Edward C. Burkert, 12th District census supervisor, Mr. Burkert sald preliminary - figures for the Marion County town, subject to corrections, showed

a population of 483, compared with

438 in 1930.

FACE ‘BABY FARM CHARGE

CHICAGO, May 8 (U. P).—A 64-year-old woman chiropodist and her daughter were under arrest today charged with operating a “baby farm” which sold the infants of unwed mothers on an installment plan and repossessed them when foster parents defaulted on payments, Mrs. Mae Smith and her daughter Mary, 43, were arrested in a deluxe automobile trailer parked at a camp in nearby Waukegan, Ill.

U. S. TRIAL DATES SET

Opening the May term of Federal Court, Judge Robert C. Baltzell today set trial dates for 13 cases, pretrial conferences for seven, oral arguments in one and dismissed a single insurance case which had settled.

FINDS HUSBAND DEAD Carl Johnson, 808 S. State Ave, was found dead in bed today by his wife, Lillian. He was 72. Dr. Hugh K. Thatcher, deputy coroner, said death was due to natural causes.

prospects.

FORECAST INCREASE IN FARM PROSPERITY |

WASHINGTON, May 6 (U. P).— The Agriculture Department today forecast increased farm prosperity this year despite indications of continued small exports. “Prospects are for some improvement in domestic demand this summer and fall, but export demand continues restricted by foreign quotas and other trade barriers,” the Bureau of Agricultural Economics sald. Farm income this year has been well ahead of a year ago and probably will reach a higher total for the first six months of this year

compared with last because of higher average prices for farm products, the Bureau said. The general index of farm prices has increased to approximately the 1910-1914 level for the first time in nearly three years. The index of prices which farmers pay, however, still is 123 per cent of the 1910-1914 level, Principal factors in the increase in farm income have been improved domestic consumer demand. Wheat prices are substantially higher due to a sharp reduction in winter wheat Cotton and feed grains also are higher.

Deaths—F unerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Monday, May 8,

BUTLER Eileen Marie, , and Christina Butler aster Jacqueline, LaV HY Charles Butler, died Mon funeral fron She Jenanee. 2 alle St, ednesday fces at St. Philip Neri Church. "No a

BE ONT of Marion 86, beloved husband Tat er st, Frank Anna Compton. Ida Minnie Pierce and Mrs “Mary Stockwell, ‘passed away at the residence 151 8. Arsenal, Sunday, ; May 8. Funeral

services Tuesday 0p the Festdence J Friends Invited Bria) Zaleski ednesday. Friends may call

at the. rents

—Robert HK, age 85 residin ne Re p . Beate husband o passed ay

1040

daughter of Fred (nee Burke),

Sunday afternoon. per & Buchanan 3 o'clock. Friends Hill. Friends may

GYER-—Hattle, a Ulysses G. Ste fir PALS sed

from SES chapel Tinos : red” Tue own nh Prien Y may call at the San el.

AEs: age 3 years, brother of Mrs, Cor mes and Charles Hughes, Dansed Thy Sunday Seana at Crawtordsvil ille, Services Wednesday

nkle Funeral Friends inv ited.

Burial Floral Friends may call at funeral home after p. m. Monday.

PEINE—Ellen, of 2831 Ruckle 8t. beloved mother of Jessie Wheeler and Mrs, Daisy Kalb, sister of Nezzie Elmore, passed i May $8 years, NE Tues-

call at t mortuary.

84, beloved SIRer of sunday

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolls _Times, Monday, A May 8 1040

M H [ONEY—Elizabeth P idow. © ° Jerry A Mahone a Bone: o ES 3

fis. rete 3 fehilian ng oh ian 0 aie’ "Ei iad inden ny tim Fiatra s Lal an at the me. atrick's | Church. Burial Cemetery. [Omaha (Neb.) copy.

mn Moly ross papers please

PUGH-—Eva, entered tate, lg Jans 2 Ee

1 Jean other of

mith, si je of

Tyices Tuesda Try ore Peacs Chape Buriat Aa

RO aximm H., entered into rest at. ay years, Jusban Mt the ossié 2. Roach, father of a Aba ach, brother o Chatles A 4nd dward oach. Services Tues Ririt arty W. Moore Peace. Jcnapsl. Bi pring Lawn Cemetery, New

SCHIESSER—Louis Qeor a x oCDitoL husband Flatter § My fn Mrs. Evelyn Jackson, passed ri y Monday morning. Services Fanner Buchanan Mortuary. Time later.

ED A. jusbang o rs. ® and brother

Mol? Wige

ladys

t., Sun services Ri beh Home, 1222 May i B Ty Rterment Concordia: Cemetery, Friends are wel-

THATCHER — Margaret, age 63. beloved wife % Jeng H. Thatcher, other of John Jr, A.J hatcher, sister Rt Mrs. , Patrick

pa esday, 9:30 a e G. H, Herrmann Funeral Ho . East St. st, Church. Invited, Bur Joseph. Friends may home after 8 p. m.

onday. UT2_John F.. beloved Mr Chey of Zora Utes, father of at ah. is, 308, lorence, Rose and te, Passed away Sunday, May Sn Th 45 m, riends may call at family resiQence. 1318 W. 27th 8t. Funeral at_the shureh of God, Annette and W. 80th Tuesday, May Tth, 00 p. m Floral Park.

WAIDLICH — Mollie (nee Hickman), 3 years, beloved wife of Ernest H. Waid lich, ‘mother of Mrs. James Stephens. Mrs. Anthony Behler, Mrs, Henry Alandt and Fred Waidlich. sister of Mrs. John L. Mank and Lindsay Hickman, passed geay Sunday a. m. Funeral Wednesday, the home, 1519 Hovt Ave. Friends Invited Burial Crown Hill

Mrs

Burial

Funeral Directors 5

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ADELMAN'S MA 7292, treatment, Dr, A, P. Hall,

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MEYER O JACOBS

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BEST PRICES—Built-in cabinets, screens, screened. in porches. guaranteed. DR-0663

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COMM N OR FINE articles made, reaire refinished. = No_ fob too &mall. ear 3207 Kenwood. HA-4206.

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CINDERS, crushed stone, dump hire hauling. SPARKS. RI-2282, Montcalm.

Ala-

. window Work

trucks 1723

Crushed stone, cinders, sand,

® |Top Dirt

gravel, Truck haul. RI-5664.

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80. Sur-

$8. Sur-| rs. Charles |

Ra (| ee CRA: y Crow, | ed. |

ht to help Nature rid your aystem of |

Homemade bread 30

ment prepare dinner,

Canary Cottage

£6 Monument Circle.

RI. 1986.

Enjoy the Foods of The Master Chefs

years ago

was THE bread. Then came the modern bakery bread resulting in ‘home made’ bread becoming just a memory. So it is with Restaurant meals. Today the modern chefs with their modern equip-

lunch, and

breakfast foods that put to shame the concoctions of even a few short years ago. Plan now to have ‘dinner out' one night this week

and learn for yourself the joy of a '1940 Chef Prepared Dinner.’

Parkmoor Restaurant STH

John L. Hahn

BARNS HAM 628 8. West.

sn.

Across 1 Th Ke punts. Brosnan Tavern

DR. 6200 Specialize in Pork Products,

F. Hilgemeier Bros, Ine.

Fine Drinks and Food. Be. Be. 8520. “Hot Plekied Pig Knuckle” woper s Tavern 2001 N. Harding.

King’s Indiana

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“THE CREAM OF 131 N. Alabama.

Complete

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K. & S. Drive in Market th and Minors Br.

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Mutat ‘China Co 128.180 oN Me)

A iAurant om EN Wh i City Butchers, Ine.

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$0 W. 21st St

Fred W. Haunss & Co.

RRR. mamas Beet pg , Stout Field Restaurant

| Ballard Ice Cream Co. 3 Bome ‘Owned and Operated.

Shalae Sn Sra, Cane Bl Na

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Sandy's BOS nant and Drinks. Good Foods

Dixie C Cream Donut Shop pt XY,

Expertly

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435 N. Meridian. ng Dinners — §0c-50¢

Restaurant

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Coffee Dan's 5 N. Penn. —Good Foods SPREIANINE Wn Steak Dinners”

“Clean, Wholesome Food, Always. Majestic Lunch 420 Majestic Big. Ri. 0194,

Burns Cafe

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Comer Bil CoRR Coffee Sh Soon

1825 Central,

Claman’s Restaurant

QUALITY FOOD Chie i ga Rll 1 4

Uptown Tavern, Ine.

tse COMEGE AYE TFL ev

Prepared Dine

Dine Out Aft Least One Evening This Week! |

Give Your Wife or

Mother

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ize sitting

table whose linen they do not have to wash, a table whose delicious food they did not have to

prepare or

they do not have te wash. Plan now to give them a real treat one night this week—they'll love you

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r Restaurants and Special Parties 815 E. 28RD. H. 1000.

J. C. Mills Pie Co.

Home Made Ples and Pastries

No. 1 Stegemier’s Grille 114 N. PENN.

No. 2 Stegemier’s Restaurant & Tap Room

Robert L. Zimmerman 21 E. Wabash.

LINEN SUPPLY-(We Rent) Li. 8671.

136 W. MARKET.

Top Your Meal With Tompkins Ice Cream!

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TA. 6008,

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r MONDAY, MAY 6, 1940 Money to Loan “Heme 30| Money to Loan ~

GENERAL

PHONE FOR A LOAN MARKET 4455

CHARACTER or

LOANS

No Endorsers

Small Cost—Prompt Service

BORROW $75 to $1,000 Take 6 to 20 Months to Pay

Reduce Payments Consolidate Your Debts— Obtain More Cash MANY LOANS COMPLETED WHILE YOU WAIT

Park Across the Street in Arcade Garag

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AUTO

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NEW ADDRESS 110 E. WASHINGTON

Personal Services

“(CEMENT WORK)

«CARL GLESING::i..""5. ones

ys ‘Not atfiilated With any

contractor.’ Eve. HU-1059 walks, also RAVEN

30 Years Ex De GLesika

Floors, drives,

Cement blocks and novelties. COAL & MTLS, CO. CH«4570, DR-163 Cement work; large,

jobs; waterproofing.

HENRY GLEBING, cement floors, steps, walks, driveways: reas.

(CINDERS)

CINDERS, erushed stone, Bl FT. fire excavating under houses. DR-7

CLEANERS

small

orches, -6061.

| Men's Suits and O'coats

Ladies Plain Dresses & Coats, Columbia Cleaners, 1008 Va. ‘DR. 1654

; (CONCRETE & BRICK) _

masonry, blocks, cement Joors. CLOYCE MOIR.

BW ste __DR-4637 R nR

CL GRRED STONE)

STONE, $4 Per Ton. VAN CO., 42d & Winthrop. HU- +1538.

(DAIRIES) .

DRINK JERSEY MIL pi National Restauran| Week. RSEY DAIRY _ FARM. CH-5671-1

(DENTISTS)

Dr. Bertram Riffle, CH-1859

2719 BE. Wash.

(ELECTRIC SERVICE) SCHWARTZ, Aresisical Service, 8. Meridian. RI-3237, Wiring Yor! Oknts. __ heat and power. .

(FURNACE CLEANING)

CLEANING, Repairing: Victor Furnaces; 24 Burners, Sto rs, Gas bl [ALL-NEAL FURNACE, LI-4576

(GENERAL REPAIRING) RAYMOND aN» ERVINS HOME SERVWe have experienced men for i) needs, internal and external painting, wall washing, Jiper cleaning, cement Pd remodeling, paperhanging.

CRUSHED WERT C

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. meee inspt. anywhere in TERMITES Is, Ingo anywhere in

uarantee, Termite Control co he. ndpls. HU-4252.

. a (INSURANCE) na Revoked License Insurance All other auto and fire (Rpusance.

RELIABLE INS. AGENCY A 308 Indiana Trust Bldg. RI-5040.

(PAINTING) hk ll 1 C. A. Wagner ci ole. IR-8801 problems; distinctive decorating.

INTERIOR, exterior | Wilnting, Pa hanging, cleaning. all washing, flo _ refinish ng. Referennes HU-§ HAVE vour house painted now! Pavments PRGA KOEHRING. 882 Virginia,

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A. B. O. PAINTING & ROOFING CO. Pain on b) Jopting, siding. Estimates given. LI-803 Lo

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You Get 6

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125 150 14.65

9.60 11.52

200 250 300 Pavments are calculated at Household's rate of 24% per month on the first $150

of balances, and 114% per month on bale ances above $150,

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HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

CORPNARATION TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES

] 615 Merchants Bank Building «Corner Washington and Meridien i i

M. J. Scott, Manager Phone: Riley 1471

$1.38 A WEEK REPAYS $100.00 LOAN

Including All Cost

Total Monthly Average

ayment Including Cost

Based on 20 Prompt Mo. Payments. Charges deducted from first few payments at 3% a month to $150 and above URT EST WILL BE AYMENTS MADE WITHIN § DAYS oF DUE DATE. A Special cost plan for prompt payers.

$1.38 set aside weekly will repay $100.00 loan in twenty monthl ments of $6.00, including al Other size loans from $100.00 $300.00 with 6 to 20 mo. to repay, to persons who pay within 5 days of due date, on this same economical Come In, Write or Telephone day. (GEO 20] 2) 304 KRESGE BLDG. WASH., COR. PENN.

lan.

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inside men.

PAPER CLEANING—Wall washing, BRANGE. BE Joo white

PAPER CLEANING--50c room; 15 years exRenee, Sygate service. Oall LAN-

PAPER cleaning, cleaner furnished. $1.0 room; Shae THOMPSON, white

APEF LI-4254

PAPER Cleaning, 15 yrs., exp. 75¢c a rm. White man. Refs. BE-1199 SOIk

Wall paper cleaning. 75e a room. Work guaranteed.

PAINTING, paper hanging, cleaning, guar. William, after 6 p. m. BE-

(PAPER HANGING)

PAINTING, PAPER HANGING — Interior decorating, ow rR estimates. Nix Uaranteed OWARD JINES. BE-10 PAPERWANGING. A LEAN, free estimates: work uaranteéd. mls ERICK BLUME. LI- . a PAPER HANGING, Lito. house paint1940 Samples shown. Free estimates, RS OMERY _RI-B906. . R G00 work, Jf gnsonable ‘rates, call FOR EL P CART LisL BE, paper hanging, Steaming. CH-4281. (PAPER an

CH-4370 Paper steaming. Work g

Average rm. $3. Al Meredith, (PLASTERING) ah

PATCHING ¢ a specialty: new arches and Huet rompt, ‘reasonable service. «1

PATCH plastering, new and old work: | specializing in old work. LI-7120

s (PRINTING)

it will pay you to see RICHPRINTER, 127 BE. New York.

(REMODELING) _

| FOR Srnting

REMODELING, HOME REPAIRING, ROOF BS, GARACHe AINTING JAMES L.

(RENT A NEW CAR)

A NEW TRUCK! odo om models. RIVE IT YOURSELF, INC, 39 Ken__tucky Ave. RI-7788.

| ——— ROOFING),

Roll Roofing °%.,"..;c ui’ $1.76 8. 8. Rhodes & Son, 340 W. Wash. LI-8833.

L (ROOFING AND_TINNING)

| ATLAS Roofing & Furndce Co. LI-2057. Fie enhnat Siding. furnace repairing. Free estimate

pi STAMPS)

i STAMPS 30%: BLYTHE RUBBER

STAMP CO.

128% N. Delaware. RI-6128, (RUG CLEANING)

$3 Method Cleaning Special $1.50

Rugs 1804 College.

Rugs cleaned at home, Also o'stuff. LI-0703. No muss; 9x12

(SERVICE STATIONS) ATLASTAND Standard Service. Tires, bat. teries, ete. 24-hour service. 1187 Ken_tucky Ave. LI-0767. os (SEWER CLEANING) Ll

ELECTRIC machine, no digging up sewoO Lipes; rd guarantee; tree esti.

,_ CH-33 SPO BLINDS)

STOM- MADE Venetian blinds, Jhadte, 1 an NER m-laid, ADES

BLINDS ears and red nes HENDRICKS ARR AN. Wi VENETIAN

HE-557b

Capitol RI-4120 La BLINDS, shade cleaning, repL blinds. _ Aristron

estimates SH __ SHADE SHOP. *1828 Shelby. DR-1670 ),

(WINDOW SHADES)

dd 1350 N. Niinols. RI- 1581. ki

VENETIAN BLINDS = Window ATTERSON SHADE & FLOOR ING Lo 1142 N._ _Meridi fan.

cDades. VER-

Swaps “For '34, '35 and '36

CASH Chevrolets and Plymouths, | Service Loan Co., 1515 N. Ill. RI-4973

Buy Before Spring Rush and Lumber Save. Moore & Moore, Inc, | 5343 Winthrop. _BR- -5424. Nite, BR-1274 24 A FAN, sump pump. alr ~OOMDIESSOT, weltler, power lawn mower, electric ari, vari press, 2541 Main, Mars hl WILL swap new plumbing “fixtures for new ¥_roofing work. 649 Fairfield. ' TA- A-1172.

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANT Weeks, males. a istered hee _N. Denny. CH-144

CHICKS, $5.95 u A Lae E ee; custom peighine 2 dish! 919

GRAY A 7 years. _ about 1500 bse “UK. ad00 8-8,

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5% Selghing

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Farm, Garden, Plants

48 ARDEN Tra tools IE ond u y “i CTURIN a 324 W. 1

R PLANT CO See us Jor “cabbage Order now. 2017

CK | 306-8-10 INDIANA AVE.

OR % ESTATES

LOAN : co. Diamond Over Gas Co. no.

Loans 418. Pe

Sth Floor Majestic Bld Ask for Me Sawin Se Your Diamong. Kept Sealed in Bank

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Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association

LOANS

Furniture

ROMPT CO You'll like our LLL

Liberal Loan Co. 152 N. Delaware. LIL 66808,

AUTO LOANS

Autos

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S BROS. AUTO LOAN CO., INC. __'RI-5008

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-5581.

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Merchandise: for Sale 34

HOOSIER house paint, 14 “colors, gal. $1.15 4-Hour dry waterproof varnish, gal. 5 15 Hoosier high gloss enamel, gal 1.88

Hoosier Paint & Linoleum 320 Ww. Washington 211 | E. ._Washnigton

General Electric Refrigerator,

Family size, pre-owned. Enclosed unit,

fine condition. $69 95 .

Guaranteed. Terms $1.00 Wk. BLOCK'S \ Whs hse., 424 N. Ill. St. Open Eves.

MODERN AIR-CONDI-Rent TIONED ICE REFRIGERATOR. NLY $9.50 A YEAR, AR ICE ‘8° FUEL CO. 2000 N western. 2302 V W. Mich. _Mich. 1902 8. East.

Chambers Gas Range Used, semi

high oven, good

CONAILION. ..evvnviitiiiiinriinen $4.98

BLOCK'S Whse,, 424 N. Ill. St. Open Eves.

Singer—~Small Balance

Sewing Course Included 126 Ww. _WASHINGTGON. RL 9718.

Gas and Coal Range Combination.

Extra d dit presovate: Terms S100 Wk. $15.00

BLOCK'S Whse., 424 N. Ill. St. Open Eves.

CLEAN ENTIRE HOUSE WITH MAAS CLEANER ONLY At Your Neighborhood Dealer or ALBERT G. MAAS CO. 31 Va. RI-3318

Apex Washer Pre;ovned. large size

porcelain tub, new rolls. Guaranteed.

Terms $1.00 Wk. $44.95

| BLOCK'S Whse., 424 N. Til. St. Open Eves.

REMODELING OF ALL KINDS

No down pavmt., 3 vrs. to & MOORE, ne., BR. 5424. Ni

Maytag Washer Pre-owned square

. 1 tub, new rolls, reconditione ike new, Guaranteed. Terms $1.00 Wk. $39.95 BLOCK’'S Whse., 424 N. Ill. St. Open Eves.

10x10 BURY horizontal, water cooled a compressor, completely rebuilt, Sheetal

METER ELECTRIC & MACHINE 3525 E. W ._ Washington. IR- 1181

Crosley Shelvador $e 3 conditioned, like new, $59.95

Guaranteed. Terms $1 Wk. . BLOCK'S Whse., 424 N. Ill. St, Open Eves,

$200 CHAMBERS GAS RANGE. white, JhsTmOdome. autostat, good baker, $40.

$20.75 ELECTRIC ROASTER—Westinghou with utensils, practically new, $18. o3e N. Harding. Evenings. Va INCH 1 plvwood. $1.50 per hundred squar squ ate oot ne for ning cam cottages, _ers, ete 2401 W. "Michizan ee, Y officer's uniform, size S71. prace RESO will sarrilies. Mr, Nation,

GRAND RAPIDS furnace cleaner; elec uw picture machine. W. W. CAR! 32 Walker, Shelbyville, Ind. heavy duty, Garden Plow 7,307 $2.25 Farm & Home Supply, Ine. 1325 Ky.

AgpSsuLD ition? ¥ 1 Bradbare

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