Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1940 — Page 15
MONDAY, MAY 27, 1940
Butler Takes Little State; Big State Next
Go to Purdue Saturday; Pastimers at DePauw
Butler's trackmen trained their guns today on the Big State track and field meet at Purdue Saturday, after bagging the Little State crown for the fourth consecutive year last Saturday at Ball State. Co-captains William Southworth and Charles Marshall, who scored 30 points between them Saturday, will lead the Butler delegation against Purdue, Indiana and Notre Dame.
Marshall, the one-man track
team, captured firsts in both hurdle events, the broad jump and the high jump as the Bulldogs scored 62 points. Ball State finished far behind in second place, with 36 2-5 points, ahead of DePauw with 27 3-10 points. Southworth won the mile Tun and set a new record in the half-mile at 1:56.6, one second better than the previous time set by Perry Zahn of Butler in 1985. Another Butler winner was James Stewart, who successfully defended his 440-yard title. At Purdue Saturday, Marshall will attempt for the eighth time to beat Roy Cochran of Indiana in the low hurdles. Each time the two athletes have met, Cochran has won by inches. Marshall placed second in both hurdle events last year and won the high jump, which he will defend this year. ‘Southworth will defend his half-mile crown that he won last year in 1:54.3.
Butler golfers took the Jndiana College Conference golf championship away from Earlham Saturday at Richmond. Butler won with a four-man 72-hole total of 653 strokes. Team members were Bob Phillips, Jay Ansen, John Wolf and Al Goldstein.
Coach Tony Hinkle’s baseball team was scheduled to meet DePauw today at Greencastle. Hinkle expected to play a double-header to justify the thrice-postponed tilt of May 2. The Bulldogs close the season here tomorrow afternoon, meeting Ball State on the Fairview diamond. Jerry Steiner is the probable starting hurler tomorrow,
Hinkle to Speak at Howe Banquet
Tony Hinkle, Butler athletic director, will speak before Howe High School's varsity and freshman track teams, golf teams, managers, coaches and yell leaders at 6:30 Pp. m. tomorrow in the school cafeteria at a special banquet in honor of the teams. Officers of the Men's 400 Chub and the chairman of the athletic
Condition Is ‘Still Serious’
Charles (Chuck) Shearer, injured yesterday in a midget auto race at Carey Ranch on S. Meridian St. was reported “slightly improved” today at St. Francis Hospital. Although hospital attaches said he had spent “a restful night,” they explained that his condition was “still serious.” He suffered several fractured ribs ond possible internal injuries. Shearer, who lives at 1208 Carollton Ave., was hurt when his car and one driven by Les Adair collided during the fifth lap of the first elimination race. Shearer was pinned underneath his auto. The races were stopped after the third event because of rain. Results: First Race—John Garrett of Urbana, Ill, first; Bob Doty of Champaign, Ill, second, and Bud Russell of New Albany, third. Second Race—Bill Foster of Lafavette first; Jim Garringer of Indianapolis, second, and Otto Butler of Indianapolis, third. Third Race — Fred Hill of Lafavette, a one-armed driver, first; Don Turner of Cincinnati, O., second, and Earl Pewart of Hamilton, O., third.
1133 Try Out For Open
By HARRY FERGUSON United Press Sports Editor
NEW YORK, May 27.—Ten former champions will be among the 1133 golfers who start scrambling all over the country today for the 139 places that are open for the Na-
tional Open championship in Cleveland next month.
Of all the persons who swing drivers and mashies in the United
committee of the club also will be guests. The respective coaches will give speeches and Gordon Jones,| marimba soloist, will play. George P. Farkas, Howe's athletic manager, is in charge of the event.
Howe’s Trackmen To Get Letters
First varsity track letters in the history of Howe High School will be awarded at Howe's May Pageant on Wednesday. The varsity eight-inch block H's will be awarded to Arthur Graham, high point man of the season; Alan Crapo, Bob Alexander, Ed Andrews, Dick Dobbs, Bob Schneider, Floyd Bicknell, Jack Jones, John Risch, Jack Whited and Dick Eichenauer. Reserve six-inch block H's will be presented to Dick Godfrey, James Iverson, Don Williamson, John Milam, Bob Winter and Bob Mannfeld.
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States only 31 are certain to be among the starters in this year’s tournament at the Canterbury Country Club, June 6-8. They are the 30 men who finished highest in the National Open last year and Waldo Crowder, pro at the Canterbury Club, who is automatically qualified because he is the profes sional of the tournament course. Rest Have to Prove It The rest of them have to fight it out in qualifying rounds in various parts of the country. Many well-known golfers probably will crop by the wayside by dusk today.
must prove their right to play in this year’s tournament are: Fred McLeod, Walter Hagen, Chick Evans, Gene Sarazen, Willie MacFarland, Johnny Farrell, Billy Burke, Johnny Goodman, Sam Parks and Tony Manero. Heading the list of the 30 who are qualified automatically because of their good playing in last year’s tournament are Byron Nelson, win-
The 10 former Open champions who | bid
Photo by Robert Freeman
Chuck Shearer is injured as his car leaps into the air, hooks onto one driven by Les Adair, and then overturns. Shearer (not visible) is
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of rolling the cars to the pits when the rains stopped and then rolling them back to the garages when the rains came again. ” ” =
Combined work and worry is making life anything but pleasant for the Bowes Seal Fast family, which likes to be on the safe side—and usually is. Their No. 54, with Mr. Ralph Hepburn up, has had a run of tough luck and is still unqualified. After installing a new block he-
valve, the Bowes boys expected to have Mr. Hepburn and 54 in the field yesterday. But they couldn't get the weatherman's help. The only time they could smile was when Lou Meyer, a regular Bowes accessory, dropped in to pay his respects. But Lou, who was mak= ing a stop in a ‘California-to-De-troit air trip, brought more disheartening news — he said the weather was bad all the way to Kansas City. Lou, incidentally, will be back for the race. = = ”
Another visitor yesterday was Ab Jenkins, Salt Lake's hurry mayor
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cylinder Voelker motor, to be ready for qualifying. The car threw a rod during practice yesterday, tearing a large hole in the block. With good breaks, a new block might be obtained from Detroit by Tuesday, but it’s doubtful.
"w. @& & Down Gasoline Alley=Tra Hall, the Vigo County sheriff, showed up at the track yesterday, along with the six-cylinder Greenfield Service Special he is to pilot. . . . Kelly Petillo’s crew worked all night Saturday installing two new valves. . . A week-end diagnosis revealed two cracked ones. . . . Raul Riganti’'s best speed yesterday during a practice run was about 118 miles an hour. . . . Overton Phillips put his ‘eight-cylinder entry on the track for the first time during the week-end. . . Doc Williams has a pocketbook with three compartments. . . . According to Doc, the compartments are cataloged as follows: ‘Cash on hand,” “paid bills” and “unpaid bills.” . . Since he qualified, Shorty Cantlon has torn down and reassembled his fourcylinder Surber Special. . He breezed it for a couple of laps yesterday. . . . The four-cylinder Of-
who holds 290 speed records. He was given a two-lap ride in the official pace car. u ” ”
These men and machines were ready to go yesterday at the first sight of a sunbeam: Al Miller, Alfa Romeo, Emil Andres, Belanger-Foltz Special; Chet Miller, Alfa Romeo; Paul Russo, Elgin Piston Pin Special; Duke Nalon, Marks Offenhauser Special; Fred Winnai, Woestman Special, and Joie ‘Chitwood, Kennedy Tank Special. ® B® There is little chance for the Kimmel Special, powered by a 12=-
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SOFTBALL Tonight's schedule in the ~Roe Monday Night Church League at Stout Stadium:
Y:00—Second Friends vs. Lynhurst Lg Eg Evangelical vs. Emanuel -
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The Bush-Feezle Downtown Merchants League will play tonight at Softball Stadium. The schedule: ME Hardware vs. Crescent a
15=ay, Adams vs, aT. :30-—Allison’s vs. Gibs
DiMag Will Get Golden Laurel
ner of the tournament at Philacdelphia in 1939; Craig Wood, who finished second after two play-off rounds; Tommy Armour, Sam Snead. Ralph Guldahl, Jimmy Demaret, Dick Metz, Harry Cooper, Bud Ward, Paul Runyan, Jug McSpaden, Clayton Heafner, Ed Dudley, Johnny Bulla and Johnny Revolta. Hogan Must Qualify
The luck of the game forces Benny Hogan, one of the hottest golfers on the winter circuit and winner of the Goodall Round Robin tournament here recently, to go out and qualify. The foreign contingent is headed by Martine Pose and Enrique Bertclino, Argentine professionals, and Jim Ferrier, Australian Open and ama ‘eur champion.
Horseshoe Club Elects
The State Street Horseshoe Club yesterday elected the following officers: Medford Lucas, president; Vernon Holt, manager; Paul VanSickle, secretary, and Roy Jackson
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nual award of the American Academy of Sport, will be presented today to Joe DiMaggio 26+ year-old New York Yankee outfielder. The prize, a gold medallion, represents the combined judgment of 145 outstanding sports figures and will be presented to DiMaggio as the feature event of an affair dedicating the New York World's Fair 1940 sports program.
H. A. C. Swimmers
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The Hoosier Athletic Club swimming team turned back the Riviera Club team, 83 to 33, at the Riviera Club yesterday. The Hoosier Club won the girls, boys’ and men’s 50-yard freestyle events; the men and boys’ 100-yard classes; the diving, and swept all three classes (boys’, men’s, girls’) in the 200-yard relays. Patty Aspinall turned in a vietory for Riviera in the 200-yard [backstroke and Jane Lawson did likewise in the 100-yard backstroke. Riviera also won the 150-yard girls medley relay, while the H.A.C. took the boys’ and men’s classes in the same relay.
fenhauser motor in the Kennedy Tank Special is the same that gunned Rex Mays to the pole position twice. . . . With proper tuning, the car is among the fastest, the observers say. . . . Bob Swanson, who has been inactive while his 16-cylinder Sampson Special has been in the shop, took a tour in the Alfa Romeo to be driven by Chet Miller. Enthusiastic Madame LeBegue peered through the fence surrounding the garage area while her husband and M. Dreyfus were on the track. . . . Plans are under way to construct a special platform near the scales behind the pits for her use on race day.
City Amateur Dates Chosen
Kenneth E. Hoy, president of the Indianapolis Links Association, announced today that qualifications for the City amateur tourney would be held Aug. 18 on a course to be chosen later. In an effort to play the cham pionship over the most testing courses, locations for the tournament will be decided at a later meeting, Mr, Hoy said. Tournament dates: Aug. 24, first round; Aug. 25, second and third rounds; Aug. 31, quarter-finals;
Day), finals.
NETTLOW FIGHT DELAYED
PHILADELPHIA, May 27 (U. P)). «A l12-round bout between Al Nettlow of Detroit and Bob Montgomery, Philadelphia Negro, scheduled for tonight at Shibe Park, was postponed today until next Monday night because of poor weather conditions.
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“Westfield, passed hay at Noblgsville Srospital, Saturday, R m. Friends may call at her n Westfield after 2 o'clock Sunher home in Westfield p. ‘m. Burial at SumLawn Cemetery. Coaltrin Puneral
ome in charge. TICK H., of Lawrence, Ind. entered into rest Sunday, years. Brother of Mary we Hedrick. rvice Tuesd Th 2p Moore Peace C we? "Burial Coro Hill,
tine. Hennessey father of a . 4 Joan n Mrs. Katherene Fother Oot John Francis Margaret Hughel and Mrs. Frances Anderson, died turday, May 25, in St, Vincent's Hospital. neral Tuesday, May 28, from the restdence, 4715 k 8:30 9 a. m, Interm Holy Cross y nterment Ho 058 Oemetery, Friends invited. y
MeOUTONEON Jute H., age "2, Yather of Mrs. Albert M. Rust Sr., brother of Maude Ritz "ids Phar, pasted away Saturday. Puneral Tuesday, 1: from Shirley Brothers Central "Rape Illinois t Friends thvite Burial Floral Park. Friends may call o the chapel any time.
MILLER —, mnghony, of 1122 E. Geo! Miller, father o Miller; S.
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(Tony), age €0 years, husband of Ethel ore John and Helen arie Casey, all of city: ® and Beh Miller an Funeral ‘rom Lauck 58'S. Meridian St. . mM. Holy Cross Church Burial St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends’ may call any time.
RHOADS-—Charles 8. age 84 father of Robert B. Rhoads of indishupolis and Charles hoads Jr. of N. Y. passed away Sunday ea at ‘Albany. riends may call at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary after 12 o'clock noon Tuesday. Services at the mortuary at Pp. m. Wednesday. Interment private.
SCHLAKE-<William H., 60 vears old, ther of Wilfred H. Schlake Sr. oe ther of Emory and Wilfred H. ke Jr., passed away suddenly in Dallas, Tex. Sunday. Piel services will be held ‘Wednesday. pn at the Krieger Crown, mils 1 . . ‘Tifnois. rown 1 riends after 8 p. m. Tuesda yw
CHNETDER- Theresia, 71 vears, beloved wife of dinand Schneider. mother of Sister Bertr -, Anna Mueller and Marie Neiho assed away Saturday uesday, 8:30 a. m. at . Towa, and ® a. m. cored Heart Church. Friends invited. Burial St. Joseph's. Members of the Third Order will meet at the home for prayer, 8 p. m., Monday.
SHANE Doris, age 43 ars, mothasr of Mrs. yien Thomas ane ‘daughter of — TS.
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VOLPP-—Louise, 78 vears, beloved wife of Christ Vol mother of Mrs. Frieda Paugh and arles Volp , sister of ChrisHun Knapp, city, and Carl Knapp, Gere any, passed away SRA. evening. Funeral PR uestay, 2D. at the home, 2214 National Ave. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
WOOD—Carl E., of 2137 N. Talbott Ave. husband of Lena HW. father of Marietta C., brother of May Wood Jones of Columbus, Ind., passed vay 2 ay a. m Services Tuesday, from ‘the Montgomery Funeral ome: 1822 N. Meridian St, Friends fnvited. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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FOR RACE DAY Over 14 to Sell at Speedway Apply—Mr. Gilbert Lloyd. Indianapolis Times News. boys’ Room in Rear 214 W. MARYLAND
MEN with cars to sell mechanics’ hand soap w_ guages, as ho tons ah Spa ee
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PAPER "CLEANING—Wall /w ashing,
Paintin, tH white
T , I 1LEARE Inde. pang. 15 roe op. b15006
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Attention Paperhangers & property owners. 5000 rolls of wall CHOR 8UP-
paper at wholesale prices. PLY CO. 1533 8. West. RI-3303, PAPER HANGING, ¢ leaving, , bainuing in.
terior, exterior; estimates I __ guaranteed. ROBERTS, Cue HAN
PAPERHANGING, best workmanship, Re fon assured: reasonable price HENGEN, DR-7922.
PAPERRANGING AND CLFANING; ERICK BLOME. aes
FA TING, PAPER HANGING-—Interior decoratin oe, estimates. Work guar-|& anteed. HOWA JINES, BE-1039.
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PAP. hng., Kitch, bath DR-3531-W.
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Paper steaming. work guar.; 3 10 yrs. exp. Al Meredith.
(PLASTERING)
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(POULTRY MARKETS)
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1940 Models. RIVE ITT ITE QURGE 39 Ken. tucky Ave. RI-778
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Roll Roofing 2; some § 1.75 |
Any size nails 8. 8. Rhodes & Son, 320 W. Wash. 11-8833, | BEDS
(SERVICE _SeAniogs »
WALKER'S SHELL SERVI Tires, acces sorfes, oil, lubrication, = ‘New York at Denny. ~0988.
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Unclaimed Freight Station
ACCOUNT SOUTH SIREFT, PAVING ENTER__ UNCLAIMED REIGHT STATION FROM CAPITOL FAVE, O SENAT VE, TO SOUTH STREE TRANCE AND WE WILL PROVIDE FREE PARKING FOR _ OUR CUSTOMERS. IN- - SN AT OUR SENATE AVE. EN-
420 Pcs. ROCK LATH (2240 84. feet), $35 for the lot. High grade MOTOR OIL in 2«gal. cans, $1.00. 4-Ft. BATH TUBS with $10 Ea. Double shell BATH TU 2~ft. 25 to $30, Two TUBS, $5 Ea.
ND! 30-gal. RANGE BOILERS, $5 Ea
CAPITOL AT SOUTH
CLEARANCE SALE-10-day sale used ice refrigerators, ice chests, meat display ars
cages, Coca~Cola bottle coolers. Real gains, Polar lce and Fuel Co. 2000 NORTHWESTERN AVE.
Linoleum Rugs heavy enamel finish... Heavy yard goods, sq. yd. §TOOSIER PAINT & LINOLEUM
320 W. Wash. 211 E. Wash. |}
All-metal porch chairs. Choice Si 65 of colors, while they last. ' THE FRIENDLY STORE HOME APPLIANCES CO. 3360 N. ILLINOIS. OPEN EVES. TA. 1880 NEW AND USED LUMBER
edar Posts Window sash and Frames
Marion Material Co. 2048 Northwestern TA-4543 Round
Port. Elec. [Sond $17.50
Vacuum Cleaner . $15
SINGER SEWING CENTER 128 W. WASHINGTON RI1-9718
PAINT SPRAY OUTFITS
New or rebuilt; all sizes at stock clearance price. Also rentals. M. & E. MANU=720 8. Mer. RI-1549,
~ Pents, tarpaulins, cots. All sizes, styles, new and used $1
: Firestone, bail Hip Boots pands and U. S.
All sizes; perfect cond. 620 N. Senate Ave.
AIR COMPRESSOR, 4.2 C. > M.—with 9% H. P. single phase motor, tank V-belt drive, pressure switch and pressure
fEETrR ELECTRIC AND MACHINE © _ 3528 E. 526 E. Washington IR- a8
°F | Popular Records-10c
. STAUB ¥ HARDWARE, 1628 E. Wash.
Army
REMODELING OF ALL KINDS It never fails; destroys ALBERT G. MAAS, a | Virginia, R1-3315
t, t MOORE Moo ORE RE, INC., BR- A ; Nites, _BR-1274. Sudden Dea bedbugs, termites and other household insects. ‘Wanted Outboard Motors Any make, size OUTBOARD MOTOR
-|SALLS, 6338 ' Cornell. BR-0133
Special 1 Week “Only
Hex Shingles Son ste, $3.26
Farm & Home Supply Co, 1825 Ky. Ave.
9x12 AXMINSTER RUG, good gondition; 6-way indirect floor lamp. Sell son able. 4932 Manlove, HU$1.50
—1 Washable, Nationaily 1335
Ename adv. All colors, 1 gal.
Farm & Home Supply, Inc,
nd used Did I fou: || Hoy POPULAT N. WRECK 310 8. Delaware. rez
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~ paint Rae 5 gal. cans. $1.20 gal. Farm & Home e Supply, Inc, 1325 Ky.
y kill ts and RAT-ACAKE KE Dn Non- PLISONCYS, LURIE co., , 182 8, Penn LI-3793. Lig. Asbestos Roof Coating 1%, “o> $1.50 Farm & Home Supply, Inc. a 1325 1 Ry. VE MONEY on good used faced brick, late glass, used lumber, all kinds. Serv: hs Wrecking Co., 320 N. West. LI-7910 i ngs, 10
mattresses, “cots, ete, ie pp Open eves. O NG R used, $15. 1735 CQORING RANG Se a4 0k, of Minnesota)
GARAGE DOORS-—Allsteel pSeirising at a wood ¢ door or price, Call | HE-41
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Era SBPING & GRADING) (TAVERNS) Beer, Wine, Liquor. ea MUggsie’s (TIRES FOR _SALE) Tires
d shed stone; work as tod ing. cru 7! drinks of all kinds. “VISIT OUR NEW 6.0016 —ra—y “TAYLOR'S TIRE : ® SED CARS)
estimates. HA-4583-W 4583-W. Welcome Speedway , Visitors BEER GARDEN,” 942 Ft. Wayne Ave. v SHOP, 1034 E. Morris. DR~1550. 143 ¥. TondinncBrodebaker Dist.
8 8 s,s. SoS & , SBR § eR ST. Count; ty, Jake, , AS! 330 3300 E. E. 10th, CH-1767. 310 E. hubs Open eves. $12.95 _and d iS finest lens, $35. 6109 Carrollton. lec., d. Dicks, 3308 E. Sa a tout. S $29.50 up REMO RUSH JOBS MAKE US SMILE. HENDREN PRINTING, 685 Century Bldg. M MA-3467. ) COUCH, full or twin bed, $8.95. _310 E. Wash. Open_eves
i, suitable e Brown Overstuffed 2-pc. velour, OPERA GLASSES, Lemaire Paris, pearl Refrigerators, DELING TERMS. MOORE ‘MOORE, INC. Bn 5425; nights, BR- iaTe. STORE fixtures, bakers equipment. special __equipment: Dayal. abl gE Ohio. lot of IY ad |; 6.00x18 . 3117 W. Wash. .
Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association
Furniture URTEOUS
NPT CO ou'll lke our Service,
Liberal Loan Co.
152 N. Delaware.
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Months. Costs Lets Than
= BLUE RIDGE FINANCE CO. 5 208 E, New York [RR 3.199 AUTO LOANS INVESTIGATE OUR ECONOMICAL PLAN, SACKS BROS. AUTO AN CO -3008,
3068-10 INDIANA AVE 34 a. B. “REFRIGERATOR, “used; 6 cu. ft.; good condition, wed $29.95
DON DON MASSA, 120 W., North st. Open ‘eves. - — |
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30 8. Penn. Lorenz Across from Gas Co, PIANOS TO RENT; §1 A MO, It you are not ready to buy a plane {now we will rent you a new spinet or grand tor $1 per mo. and delivery.
MARION MUSIC CO, 25,2 Penne
Y Open e eves, KNABE SPINET.
sacrifice at t fraction of original price, per week.
Will sell on terms of $2 120 E. Ohi Wilking Music Co. 7. i st NEW ELECTRIC
HAWAIIAN GUITAR ... $42. 50 INDIANA MUSIC CO.
115 BE. Ohio LI- 4088 Bargains in Spinets,, Grands, as, Uprights Lessons Included With Every New or Used Piano
BALDWIN PIANO SALES ROOM “ 8. Penn, Open Eves. $350 BRU NSWICK “phonograph, electrie stop, excellent tone, with many records} sacrifice. BR-1352
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Furniture Buyers 35 Call MillsPay cam Tor R1.0469
furniture, rugs, sLoves. Prompt, 1 immediate ser service
DISHES, Lr Che He. L-2998
LI-9211 Want good, clean furniture,
Cash at once, EXCHANGE vour surplus ihre for cash, Prompt service. “3A
LI-8! 943 Wanted to Buy u Buildin 8 and “Salvage “All Kinds We Bu A est Pr gs Paid. Phone for esenttaive
LEVEL AND WRECKING co 1320 Kentucky Ave.
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Auctions
AUCTION OF
ANTIQUES
Tuesday, May 28, 10 A. M. 1501-3 Madison Ave.
400 pieces pattern glass and dishes, copper buckets, copper kettles, all kinds of iron pieces, cowbells, old razors, walnut picture frames, mire rors, clocks, 1 and 2-drawer tables, cherry desk, chest drawers, chairs, love seat, Jenny Lind Bed; kinds of other antiques. P4-piece set Haviland china, 150 pieces of other Haviland china; very fine Minton china vase, lot of other vases, This is a rare colection of fine antiques. Be Sure to Attend This Bale, These Goods Will Be Sold Regardless of THESE GOODS Vi BE DIS PLAY MONDAY. POSITIVELY NOTHING SOLD UNTIL TUESDAY, 10 A. M.
J. P. GRIBBEN & SON
Furniture Auction Storage 1501 Madison Ave, ~*~
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