Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1940 — Page 21

Grogs

“ator Rush D. Holt

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JAMES VAUGHN, 76, DEAD HERE

Retired Lumberman and Farmer Moved to City Years Ago.

James R. Vaughn, retired lumber man and farmer, died yesterday at his home, 513 E. 20th St. Apt. 1. He was 76 and formerly lived in Medora. | Mr. Vaughn was born in Virginia and came to Indiana with his mother when| he was a small hoy. His father was killed in the Civil War. Mr. Vaughn spent most of his life in Washington - and Jackson - Counties and came to Indianapolis about a year ago to make his home. He was a member of the Baptist Church and, more lately, of the Holiness Church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Cora E. Vaughn; a son, John W. Vaughn, Medora; three daughters, Mrs. Ann Herring, Mrs. Helen Cure and Miss Jessie Vaughn, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Anna Van Meter, and a brother, Henry Vaughn, Salem. Services will be at the Finn Funeral Home tomorrow, morning, with burial Saturday afternoon at Med-

MF. Vaughn

ora.

SENATOR HOLT—5516

WASHINGTON, Oct: 30 (U. P.). —The 5516th number drawn in yesterday’s draft lottery was 939—serial number held by youthful Sen(D. W. Va) who vigorously opposed the conscription bill during Senate debate

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State Deaths

ANDERSON—William M. Phillips, 81. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Isa’ ilson; brother, Charles. BLOOMINGTON—Mrs. Millie B. Wood. Survivors: Son, Marvin; daughter, Mrs. Mary Graham: brother, Tony Martin; half-brothers, Dave and Clint Voyles. BOONVILLE—Mrs. Hannah E. Shaffer 82. Survivors: Son, Fred; brother, Philip Wesp: Sisters, Mrs. Bert Orms and Mrs. ,| Amy Degross CANNELTON—Louls Coffinet, 8.. ‘Survivors: Sons, Louis Jr. Elmer, Oliver and Albert; daughter, Mrs. Michael Etienne; brothers, Adolf, Alfred and Eugene; sister, Mrs. Jane James. CHANDLER—Albert J. Hicks, 54. Sy : Wife, Bertha: mother, Mrs. . Hicks; sister, Mrs. Will Smith; Mazy brother, Harry Hicks. DALE—Andrew Kitchen, 87. Survivors: wife, Ella; sons, Dennis, Ira, Oatley and John; daughter, Mrs. Ivy Lee Harper. " FIVE POINTS—Mrs. Emma Sutton Cur= 8 . JONESBORO John W. Barnett, 71, Survivor: Daughter, Miss Martha Edna Barnett LEESVILLE—MTrs. Survivors: Five daughters; lice Huff. LOCKPORT—Mrs. Ruth Logan, 68. Survivors: Husband, George; sons, Clarence and Harold; daughters, Mrs. Jennie Gros, Mrs. Evelyn Johns and Mrs. Mary Work. MARION—James Chalmers. Survivors: Mrs. Elizabeth Chalmers; sisters, . Mary Wall

William,

Mary Ann Hill, 88. sister, Mrs.

s; brothers. John, Lawrence, Edward and MISHAWAKA— William B. Hosford. 98.

Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. H. 4

MOUNT VERNON—Mrs. Elizabeth J. Ramsey, 92. Survivor: Half-brother, Clint

Johnson. Mrs. John L. Schneider, 73. Husband; three children NEW CASTLE—Abraham Drew, 77. Survivlrs: Wife, Lannie; daughters, Mrs. Everette Sharp. Mrs. O. E. Nlsnix Mrs. KH hompson and Arthur sons, Luther, en od Harold.

Emma Lee Nor-

Survivors:

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PETERSBURG—MTrs. rington, 27. Survivors: Husband, Harley; Jaughter Sharon Lee: parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Addie Lee: brothers, Rufus, Cleo and George - Lee; ‘sisters, Mrs. Florence McClure, Mrs. Aveneuu: Miller, Mrs. Dorothy Vaughn and Miss Helen Lee. RUSHVILLE—Mrs. Sue O. Megee, 88. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Carl Eveleigh and Mrs. Ethel Fleeheart. .

Camp Fire Girls Plan Bird Show

IF YOUR canary is showing a great deal of early morning bath= tub exuberance in the singing line

these days, take him to the Severin Hotel next month. The Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls are sponsoring a bird show Nov. 22-24 at the hotel under the direction of A. W. Thompson, Indianapolis Mr. Thompson Cage Bird Club president, and E. B. Hudelson, superintendent. Mr. Thompson will .exhibit some of his Norwich and Yorkshire canaries, of which he is a leading breeder in this part of the country. Local fanciers, even if one bird is all they have, are urged to take part in the show. They will be assisted by club members with catalogs and. pointers on best methods of showing.

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MRS. DUNKEL, LONG ILL, DIES

Wife of Former Pastor of Presbyterian Church “Here Was 64.

Mrs. Lula Baker Dunkel, wife of Dr. J. Ambrose Dunkel, former pastor of the .Tabernacle Presbyterian Church here and present

pastor of the Napoleon, O., Presbyterian Church, died yesterday in her home, after an illness of nine months. Mrs. Dunkel had observed her 64th birthday anniversary Monday. She was born in Tiffin, O,, and attended grade and high school there. She also attended a girls’ school as Tiffin and met Dr. Dunkel while he was a theological student at Heidelberg College there. They had been married 40 years. Dr. and Mrs, Dunkel left Indianapolis for Napoleon Oct. 1, 1939. Mrs. Dunkel is survived by her husband; ‘two sons, Wilbur Dwight Dunkel, a professor at Rochester University, Rochester, N. Y. and Harold Baker Dunkel, a professor in the University of Chicago; two grandchildren, and two brothers. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. Friday in Napoleon and at

Tiffin.

Miss Anna E. Wishand

Funeral services for Miss Anna E. Wiegand, 1624 N. Illinois St, who died Monday night at her home, will be at 10 a. m, tomorrow in the Royster &. Askin Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Miss Wiegand was a sister of George and Homer Wiegand, officers

of A. Wiegand Sons Co., florists.

Mrs. Vera Opal Bly

Mrs. Vera Opal Bly, an employee of the Star Store for three years, died Monday night at her home, 823 S. LaClede St. She was 32 and had been ill for a year. Mrs. Bly was born in Indianapolis. She Was a member of the Asbury Memorial Church, the Modern Woodmen of America No. 8743, and the Mayflower Camp, Royal Neigh-

|bors of America.

She is survived by her husband, Roy . Bly; her father, Wilbur Dale Jinnett; her grandfather, W. L. Jinnett; a sister, Mrs. Helen Geneva Geisendorff; a stepsister, Mrs, Josephine Nelson; and a stepbrother, Robert Dux, all of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. Friday in the home, Burial will be in Floral Park.

William R. Groce

William R. Groce, 1214 Fletcher Ave, a night policeman for the Merchants National Bank, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital after an illness of three weeks. Mr. Groce was born in Alpany, Ky. He came to Indianapolis from Columbus, where he lived for 10 years. He was a deacon at the Pounian Square Christian Church ere. rr Mr. Groce is survived by his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Groce; a son, Robert E. Groce; a daughter, Mrs. Ruby Pottruff; two grandchildren, Doris Jean Groce and Robert Groce, all of Indianapolis; five brothers, Ben Groce, Veedersburg; James Groce, Gorman, Tenn.; Marion, Green and Pleas Groce, all of Albany. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus.

Miss Georgia H. McDonald

Funeral services were held yesterday in Lerna, Ill, for Miss Georgia Helen McDonald, "Tech High School teacher, who died there Monday. She was on leave of absence because tof illness and was making her home there. Miss McDonald was a member of Tech’s home economics department and had taught there ‘since 1919. She was an instructor in boys’ food classes and the table service course. She is survived by her mother, a sister, Miss Henrietta McDonald, and a brother. Elmer McDonald.

MRS. CARRIE FENTON, LOGANSPORT, DEAD

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Oct. 30 (U. P.)-—Mrs. Carrie Fenton, 74, widow of Charles Fenton, nationally known prohibitionist, and former national vice president of the American Pen Women, died yesterday after a long illness. After her husband’s death in 1912, she succeeded him as editor and publisher of the Logansport Times. She was ax direct descendant of Hezekiah Usher, owner of the first book store in Boston, and a grandniece of Judge John Usher, Secre-

tary of Interior in Lincoln’s Cabinet.

2 p. m. at Tiffin. Burial will be in|

11933 W. Michigan St.

DR. GEORGE DENNY DEAD AT MADISON

Times Special MADISON, Oct. 30—Dr. George E. Denny, retired superintendent of the Muscatatuck Colony, State Institution at Butlerville, died yesterday. He was Tl. Dr. Denny, was a former member of the State Legislature. He served two terms as-a Republican member, and one term as a Democrat. He was appointed three years ago as superintendent of the-colony and retired last August. Survivors are his wife, daughters, Mrs. Wilburn Mickel, In-

| dianapaolis; Mrs. Charles Hughes,

Madison, and Georgine Denny, and three brothers, Dr. Charles Denny, Belleview; Dr. ‘Fred C. Denny, Greensburg, and Frank Denny Madison.

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BLY — yers ora (Babe), age 32 wore s wife Bly, daughter of ilbur Dale ay sister - ue Helen Geneva Geisendorff, stepsister of Josephine Nelon and Robert Dux, passed awa ay evening at residence, 823 S. clede. Services Friday, 2.r at residence. . invited. urial’ Floral Park. Friends may call at residence.

HOLMES—Rose H. sister of Mrs. T.

iends * Friends ma call at the mortuary. y UNTZ — Miss Josephine Emma, 2130 Brookside Ave., sister of Mrs. Richard Jester, Mrs. Thomas Williams, Miss Louise Kuntz and Charles Kuntz, passed away Monday morning. Service at the Janne: o> Buchanan Mortuary Thurs1: 2D m. Friends invite Burial va Hill. Friends may call at .the mortuary.

MABEN—Funeral services for Mrs, Jonnie 7, who died

Maben, i e 47, w Sun in City | ospital, will be held a sday, 2 at the Metropolitan Baptist Churen. Layee ae tie St dower, en one sister rs yilla, oS kens, Burial in Crown Hill

FEED—Mary J. of 610 N. Denny St., wife of Mentor, mother of Joann and Donna Jean Reed, daughter of Ennis N. Stinnett, passed away, Monday, Oct. 28. Funeral Shureuay, 1 p: m., at the Edwin Ray Methodist Churc Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the J. C. 1230 Prospect St.

WELSH—Edward, husband of Ada, father of James E. Welsh and Mrs. Jack Flory, brother of Mrs. Alice Drea of Taylorsville, Ill, died ednesday, Friends may at the Rirty. Mortuary after 4 Ri The Mortuary. oa, Saturday, 8.30 ary, a. m. a Neri Church. Pruip

WHOOLERY—Samuel N., entered int Tuesday, a ® years. ' Father of Mrs. Belva Ma w, grandfatn oo Mary Mayhew, brother of F. olery and Met Rlizabeth Conaway.” 8 "el Thurs. Pp Har Phre Peace Chapel. - OL pe Burial Washing.

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$2.50—LARGE room, next/) ath, steam, hot water, innersprings. . 9th., Apt. 8.

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KING, 765 12500 West) —Warm, meals optional; gentleman; BE-2252. MERIDIAN, 2226 N. — Attractive, warm rooms; also large unfurnished; private entrance; reasonable. WA-2975.

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2131 N. — Well furnished, innersprings. city heat. Private home. Gentleman. -5483. TALBOT AT 17TH-—Attractive single rooms oF popper duplex. Pennsylvania car. ,WA-

WOODRUFF, 878 E. DRIVE—Attractive, private bath, automatic heater; gentleman preferred; reasonable; phone. 30TH. 611 E.—Attractive: cheerful room, next bath: innersprings: ry heat; garage: Central carline, Arrac, {rm.; home;

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$5—COMER, 1205—Twin beds; attractive, _ down: widow's 3 home: 3 meals. DR-0114-R. KOEHNE, 1905—Nicely furnished, = convenient to bath: near , Allison's; 1-2 gentlemen. LI-8138.

PENNSYLVANIA, 2132 N.—Single, double; good beds and meals; hot pe aR gentleone.

Boor RIVERSIDE DR. 2905 E.—Nice room with meals; ‘suitable for Sine gentlemen. WA-7620.

VERMONT, 1218 E.—Cheerful aged, convalescents, invalids. nurse. LI-7241

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Penn., N., 3419 "5 coms &. %.

PENNSYLVANIA, 2026 N.—4 Rooms, newly Ene gas stove, utilities, garage,

RUCKLE a trance;

Apartments for Rent

1706—Light front bedroom apart"utilities furnished, private endults. $32.50.

Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A

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HODGES STORAGE CO

A HOME MEANS YOU'RE GETTING AHEAD »

n 5-RM. MOD. BUNG., 1039 WORTH ST. | (5500 W.), $2,800. ‘Good cond. Sxceps paint. Conv. to Speedway (‘2 blk of Wash.), $435 an, $23 mo., low taxes. 2

9-RM. ROOMING § HOUSE, sl N. Penn,, 3, bdr Well loc. Needs only 53, 000 $300 dn., $20.66 ins

GETTING

paint. ., plus iaRes al

HONEYMOON BUNG.. NEAR SPEEDWAY, 1225 LIVINGSTON ox: (3700 Nil: $3,000; 2 bdrm mod, full bsmt. Delightiully ¢ A, rand etticient; $450 dn., $25.50 mo. < 1 RI-8790 ‘Day or ve, EL LBE PRT L. McDANIEL, Realtor (HOLC and private property \istings)

e Now. Pay 8ix Months Later. Inspection Invited, R1-2019:

Houses and Lots Sale

OPEN 3 TO 6

New Colonial Bungalows

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney.

Union Title Company

$550 Down—$32 Per Month Brick and Stone Fronts 4 Rooms. and dinette, full basements, garage with overhead doors. 4800 Blk. E. Stratford Ave, New 8t., 1 Blk. N. of English Ave, ‘Bridges & Graves, 243 N. Del. RI-3477.

Modern Bargain North

T-Room, tory home, near Shortridge. Oil heat; "ares ot; full basement: .3-car garage. °° $4,000, convenient terms. 3157 enwood. Call Mr. Burtt.

Hall-Hottel @o.- LI. 254)

Furnace Men—Attention I have 7-room house with bath and arage, 2806 N. Dearborn; needs a new ace. If you will furnish same and install 1 will consider same as down payment. Price, $2,150 as is, RI-4661.

New, $400 Down, $30 Mo. Seen by Appointment

34th St., 3919 3. =<idealiy located, all family needs. Sim bung. Extra study room. autiful large Kitchen, bath. LI-4071 days, HU-5285 e

2908 N. Gale St.

7 Room Frame Bung. $2500. Call Foley. HU-4711. Jack C. Carr. MA-2377 INVESTMENT PROPERTIES EAST—Fiverm. house; needs repairs; paved st., alley, sewer; all paid: price 00. For. colored, . north—5 00d rental; imprmts. bd: $500. HUDELSON. CH-6204.

1850 W. WYOMING; vacant; above average 5-rm. modern bungalow; in choice location, JReimg va Park: only $3600; terms. Mr. Allison Realty Co.

Hartley Realtors. Ri 236s,

See and Make Offer 2709 North Gale

BY TECH — Comfortably furnished, 5 RE3L modern =. E. gas stove, adults.

RI-9 home, furnis in awon(l. iY Thar, DR- a io

Houses for Rent

$37.50; 2616 STATION, — bungalow: or CH-69.

$50; 5100; finest lux. Sm bung. ; gar. $55: 3803 Carrollton; unusual 3-bdrm hom Others. WHITE. WA-4466 (pves TR-1958) BLVD. PLACE, 4023 — Attractively redecorated in nan out, 6-room doubie, $40.

$22 .50—Recnditioned 4 Joom i ie double; water’ paid. TA-2513- after 6 p. m.

453 N—5 poms: modern; double;

phn id, $35.00 water pa! % LI-8401. 44 VIRGINIA AVE.

878 B. 44TH._b57room bungalow; fireplace, Ene yas:

-1 A-Room semi-modern water

6-room modern a condition: Gouble ga-

id, $17.

es, Porches. Very . 8. Wash. St. East.) "HUFF. 38% N. Penn.

PINE, 612 :| WATER;

Owner will consider any thing. Call Kiser, IR-5908, with Jack . Carr. MARINA

WILL TAKE $80 DOWN; $16 4-RM. SEML.; PBLE. NEAR RIVERSIDE

Studebaker Realty ..;; cir.

Union Title Buildin ff ander

10% DOWN PAYMENT

1026 S. Laclede; 5 rms. (rebuilt) 3 A Martha; furnace; (bein

AD DR 5250," wit iis, * MA- 23717.

x VACANT — A "MOVE IN

1918 Holloway; 8-room strictly modern, in good condition; out-of-town owner wants offer; cash or Edw. Dillehay.

BR-1925." To. Chas. Young. RI-6412 J. 8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del.

HU-2893. 29TH ST. 1166 W., mod. 5 rms... full basement, good furnace, large closets, yard with trees, $285 down, $19.62 mo., plus taxes and ins. Call Mr. SCHAEPER. MA-3521. . KIRK M’KINNEY "CO., INC.

$925 For 5 rms., inside toilet. Church 8t. TERMS. LI-8656.

House—Colored Buyers 1606 E. 19th St. 6 rm. mod. Newly gee. orated. Paved street; gar.; workshop; hardwoods floors. $3,000. JENNINGS BROS. 28 S. ILLINOIS. COLORED 13 W. 27TH—Five-room mod-

$21 month; will handle; Jecond;toned inside and out. LI-3123. HU-

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"5406-08 BURGESS ~(IRVINGTON) _ 5 rooms side modern bungalow; verv good repair; full basement. ncome $55 per onh, Large lot, fruit trees, Terms. Mr. G. Woodruff, BR-6359. CLARK AGENCY. ~ LI-5596.

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THREE-BEDROOM double | in _Joyington.

Sell. Terms. Trade. Rent. Real Estate Loans

SHELBY 2162 N. OXFORD—$2.950. ™n|3 Mn Jorn liv'’g rm., buflt-ins. full bsm't. -7491. Harris. GREGORY & AP) C.

2a Bras m modern es attractive iii $2,750. 2 Gr Woodruff

Al TA-0641,

Tacoma, 551 N, 55ms, Want vest

Van Arsdell, 1019 Beville.. CH. 1108.

2514 E. lym i] mod. bung.

Prices reasonable. ERY. 206 W. Troy Ave. NEAR SHORTRIDGE—Y Rms. Wi i 3-car gi ae 4,250.

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Moftgase Loans—Construction Money

N. Foun y 8€0. J A. BUSKIRK oss.

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FOR A Po. HoYN| 2a WITHOUT Answer a few simple qu e 8tions. We'll do Auto, Household and Signature Loans quickly arranged. No credit employer. Actual cost fully explained at the time of the loan. OF DRAFT AGE 304 KRESGE BLDG. 41 E. Wash. Cor. Penn. 4409 LOANS 152 N. Delaware. Loan cO LI-6608. INDIANAPOLIS FINANCE CO. NOTE LVR 9 NNT) AN & Niue) LOANS 10 W. Ohio St Room 207 IRE S1TY

how much, ENDORSERS the rest. inquiries of friends or LOANS TO MEN Furniture Autos AUTO LOANS

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L PLAN. SACKS BRO ALD, LOAN ¢o. a 06-8-10 IND1A

TIMES Want ii ee Less and mle. Best., Phone RI-5551.

Merchandise for Sale 34

Cash (TRIN

To Select From All Sizes and Styles NEW—-USED WE REPAIR Rentals for All Occasions Y

INDIANA BILLIARD go 1613-45 Southeastern MA-3191

“RENTALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS" KING’ S Fixture Store Complete. 1609-45 Southeastern. MA-3491,

$ $ FUR COATS 3 oF SAVE MONEY BUY RaMPLE AND FASHION SHOW * oaTs CHUBBIES, JACKETS Black byeg ASKIN... oon eesss ens senns 344 Grey Caracul ..... Peayet Dyed Coney .. in k k Dyed Muskrat aslo hinese Kidskin any others to choose trom at’ great

MARILYN FURS

2440 N. Meridian Open Daily to 9 P. M: Sunday 5to TP. M,

Lowgr Lumber Prices Shiplap 8" No. 2 per 100 Ft. $4.90 Wallboard Per 100 sa. Ft. $2.60 Roll Roofing siate, any col. $1.69 Hex Shingles Bate., any cor. $1.87,

S. SS. RHODES & SON L1-8833 Ww 152 85. West

340 W. Wash. oes, $1; hunt, boots, 0c; ARMY x +b esehes, 50c; hikts., $1.50% boots, 506; hip boots, 1.50; Es pot $1; sox, 15c; ca a 0c: hunt. leggings, 50c: wool shirts, wool mackinaws, $2.50; raincoats, 500 lea. pigves or mitts, 10c: andervea. 35¢c; arm aulins, complete stocks. ARMY aoc DS STORE, 620 N. fn Ave, Antiques,

Unusual, Rare Grandfather clocks,

armchairs Sressng’ console tables, magnificent rolled h footboard ‘mahogany bed, two rifles, Doulton vase, BHisem pieces, 'coverlets,

wi bt hai table sins TIQU SHOP: 118 W. St. Clair,

WE pit compelled to dispose of at reat sacrifice: G. E. hor washer, $12. 50; . davenport, knee desk, mahogrop 1 vot table: Re al chairs, rug, perfect 9x12; $17.50; complete bedroom suite, beautiful, $35: draperies. sile verware, dishes, ‘Eve till 10, BATES STUDIO, 2958 N. ‘Meridian.

Dining Rm. Suite So. $69.50 HOME APPLIANCES CO.

PEN EVENINGS 3360 N. ILLINOIS, TA-1880,

Unclaimed Freight Station

or has §izeg of WOOL RUGS, $30 ppd ELT B E RUGS 9x13: $3 and 23.50 SP WARDROBE T UNKS, $1

CAPITOL AT SOUTH

NEW an SSD LUMBER Window Sash and Frames

Marion Material Co.

20468 Northwestern. TA-4543

Sale Now in Progress Modern air-conditioned ice Tsfrigdratera, Easy budget plan of- paymen rices. OLAR ICE FUEL CO.,

orthwestern.

18-IN.x8 FT. JOHNSON goat head, quick change, screw cutting r tachment, universal Ee and err

rest. Will ive terms. MEIE! ELECTRIC MACHINE £9 3525 E an 1151

ARMY GOODS

mackinaws, lu breeches, blan OODS STORE. Ww. Wash,

Howes Paint Schuwne Ted & $1.85

Hoosier 4-hr. dry enamel. ... . ...Gal.,, $1.85 211 E. Washington

HOOSIER PAINT & LINOLEUM nprary table, read

320 W. Waashington. 'UCH, morris hair g dining table, chairs, Singer machine, ki tohen cabinet. ete. sell by Satiirday evening. 107 % ter. IR-3045. JOMPLETE S1OCK 01 new ano used jume “ber and oullding materials at eresiest 1820 Kentuckv Ave 3 00.

Call LI-8760. We can tell you where to buy any used article from a private individual, N POPULA RR iD BEDROOM suite,

40.009 FT. 2x4 to 12 Jed and off-grade 310 8. Delaware. 1ece sO walhut, brown, op aire ser, dbl. me. bed, $30; pao wears » ger, ars longer, stays, I a vey ow Gl WE 5 le

Shoes, top bo boots.

new lumber, $2.50 hundred. ILLIO! TON ly for $40 ho" eit

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