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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Funeral Directors 5 FEENEY & FEENEY |

2339 N. Meridi fan. WA-4504,

~ FLANNER & BUCHANAN

28 W. FALL CREER BLVD. TA-3371. |

BERT S. GADD

| 2130 Prospect St

GRINSTEINER'S 1601 B. NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY 081 N. DELAWARE oT. 6. H. HERRMANN

1808 8. BAST ST.

MOORE & KIRK

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USHER MORTUARY

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JACOBS BROS. 123% N. WEST ST.

AMBu L ANCE SERVICE

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For “Creators of Distinctive and Practical Coiffures” and all phases of beauty work consult one of the reliable beauty shops listed below:

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BL ACK handbag, oc book, money, driver's license, ete. w ard, CH- 0405- W.

LOST AL gust 6th near Monument Circle, black leather card case with $40 and identifications Rew ard. C all WA-6389.

MONEY found 500 lock ye ‘Washington.

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The Indianapolis Indians ave) an open date tonight so ER om broadcast the game between M i neapolis and Toledo starting at . 30 5 p m Commentator Raymond receiving advanced Gram Swing will be heard followwill be ing the broadcast.

(BEAU TY SHOPS)

invitation —for all | friends of the Indiana Hair Dressers & gosimetol ogists Association to a picnic, Sept. 7th. Call Meridian Heights Beauly Shoppe. Irene Schuman, omiiee chair17 E. 49th. HU-2

) BER 2 FRAN'S “BEAUTY SALON for for your next permanent, 52i0 College. BR0980. Reasonable.

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THIS EVENING

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‘heard exchanging greetings with] | Blue broadcast Sunday afternoon | at 12:30 o'clock, WISH. Two prominent [fianehelts sin No Plans to Fly it to FDR; {ple are to be heard in broadcasts Becomes Law in 10 station WJJD. Hilton U. Brown, president of tr | University and the school's oldest! WASHINGTON, Aug. 15 (U. P). The comedian J. C. Flippen is 10, 000ne “will welcome the “Flying | —Legislation authorizing President serial of Army life starting 6 p. min. io in a broadcast tonight at) present 1500,000-man army in servSunday on WIBC and other Mutual|g B® o'clock. lice 18 months beyond their normal vocalist Loulie Jean, The program unit admitted to the U. S. Naval] The Senate completed Congreswill replace Fight Camp. Reserve Aviation Base at Glenview, sional action on the bill yesterday Radio stars Frank Lovejoy and Butler, Franklin and Wabash Col-{19. Senate Democratic leader Alben wife, Joan : leges. |W. Barkley of Kentucky said no Jatest to join Brazil” is to be the guest of Ethel|/to Mr. Roosevelt for signature. It the back-to-the- Reid Winser on her Off the Book-| would become law automatically in The couple have Mr. Harding, husband of novelist] Under its terms, the Army may moved into Bertita Harding, has been doing call up any number of selectees for one « and - one- and recently completed a play is limited to 900,000 at any une time. half acre “Silver which is to open on Broadway in| The bill provides for a $10-a-tport, Conn. * # | enlisted men for each month they ek is heard al serve after the first year. ¥ frequent visitor on the Information | | ve and into the service period extension: 2 : RT Mr. Lovejoy |Flease program, Will Lhpshr on to-| it reserved the right further to exsence, WIRE at 7:30 o'clock. He O'Neills. . . . William IL. Shirer|.sliaborated with ‘toward Lindsay demanded it, and it reserved the CBS foreign correspondent, news right to revoke the extension at any lin the production of “Arsenic and] air with his own series of weekly ig A two current Broadway | Which does not require Presidential [ignsuite « « » Sports commentator Bill Stern] fs having fun these days in his new Grainger has joined the cast of the Midstream serial. IN DEFENSE MEASURE “ors. vo RAF pilots training in this country WASHINGTON, Aug. 15 (U. P).| Mans Reward. BR-1334. LOST at Riviera ( Club, b, white p purse co contary of War Henry L. Stimson, a fo Senate House conference _ today | LORE, fires Sane, Ah Wal | mental defense bill which the Sen- for results. Phone RI-SS8\. ate had trimmed to a total of $6.- — VISIT T Ro: Rosepayne Beauty Salon, 410 Kahn ; 8 8. 50. LI-0021. New , Nerty-Go- Round INS ronfergnce eommitiees chen ™ = PERMANENT Special, $3: make appoint-Merry-Go-Round _ [81 347,000,00 for gatehring a reserve| tice. MITCHELL'S BEAUTY SHOP, 343| SALON, 2848 E. Wash. MA-0817 RoR Bote pool of 6100 tanks and an unspeci-| Mass. Ave. LI-4644. TET MILLERS ; : Baltimore, HU-7451, Permanents, aircraft guns. The Senate had cut| jeendrs. ‘Brivare poochom ES Leh > the total on the basis of Army testi- ARCH" specialist needed to equip a protective mobil- | ization force of 3.000,000 men.

their families overseas in an NBC-| AWAITS SIENING d 4 8 | tonight and Sunday over Chicago Days, Anyway. the board of directors of Butler be starred in “Rookies” a NeW gy jgjae squadron into the U. S./Roosevelt to retain all units of the stations. Feminine lead will be “gy. cayadron will be the second service awaited his sighature today. . = fl. It is made up of cadets from|by accepting a House version, 37 to Banks, are the Jack Harding, author of “I Like plans had been made to fly the bill land movement. shelf program Sunday at 6:45 p. m.[10 days even if he did not sign it. their new home, some movie writing in Hollywood | training. Selectee enrollment now Birches’’ in the fall month increase in the base pay of ) in the Home of Russell (Buck) Crouse, once Congress wrote two qualifications while Joan is one of stars of The ad 0 5-rhon ti ab-| end service if the national interest in writing “Life With Father” and analyst and author, goes on the : & ime by concurrent resolution, news broadcasts on Sunday, Oct. 5. hjts, 98-foot cabin cruiser. . . . Sharon 150 MILLION ADDED = ST— Aug. Tth. h. (Humes —Acting at the request of Secre- _ taining wrist watch. Reward. TA-3024, added $750,000,000 to the supple- ive ui Go sor TIES Wart 45 . AS “NEST PERMANENT, 0.000.000 Help Wanted—Female 150. Di-0031. Merry-Go-Round [partially restored a Senate slash of | gouty operators: licensed or appren-| ment today. GABRIELEEN BEAUTY — ne VISIT MILLER'S BEAUTY fied number of anti-tank and anti- | WHITE MAID for general 514 t Board of Tra de. Permamony that the funds were not Secretary Stimson, in a letter to

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Chairman Carter Glass (D. Va) of the Senate Appropriations Committee, asserted that the testimony did not present the full figure. He said

that the reserve pool was “needed” | and that some of the equipment] would go into service as soon as delivered. |

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IN CLAYPOOL OF $100

A man, holding his hand in his] pocket as if he had a gun, entered the Estates Liquor Store, Claypool Hotel, last night, and ordered a bottle of Scotch whiskey. Alfred Cohan, clerk, preduced one bottle and the man said it was not the right kind. When Mr. Cohan turned to get another the man announced that it was a holdup. He forced Mr. Cohan into a rear roo, then looted the cash register of $100 and escaped into the eve-

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KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change):

MUTUAL-—-WOR, 710; WHK, 1420;

WSM, 650.

NBC-BLUE—WJ2, 770; WOWO, 1190; WLS-WENR, 890; KXOK, 1380.

NBC-RED—WEAF, 660;

WTAM, 1100; WWJ, 850; WMAQ, 670.

CBS—WABC, 880; WJR, 760; WHAS, 840; KMOX, 1120; WBBM, 780.

RESTLESS CHILDREN PRAISED

NORMAN, Okla. (U.P).—It’s the wiggle |

school children who twist,

LEGLESS RAF ACE | IS TAKEN PRISONER

and squirm who are the hope of| BERRIIN, Aug. 15 (U.P..—Wing

the world. That's the opinion of

Dr. Elbert K. Fretwell University professor who lectured at the University of Oklahoma.

PUBLIC SALE—The following delinguent pledges will be sold Monday morning, Monday, August 18 1841, at 9 a. m. by Wolf Sussman, Inc, 239 W, ton St. Indianapolis, Ind. *§5035, 8-10-36: asa

1-14-38; *13023 0, 4 : > -16-38; :

* | vivors:

432. 123

Y | Survivors:

5 10 Pas "11- SURE y 11-31-39: NRT 3h 30: L1s30, “3d 26-39: | ann 1-16-40: +2344

| | son \ Verlin Jr.;

0; Survivors: Son,

7-27-40: +25403, | 8-3-40: “25484, 8-13-40; | Laas. | 8.38.40 9-16-40; : 26200. | 3-16-40; 1 +3034, 3-25-40 ; +2394, | -29-40°

124338. Harold, Thomas: daughters, Mrs. Ed John

5-3-40; |

*24520,

5-22-40; *24684, 6-53-40;

=] : *24817, 6-15-40; “24877, |

3 6-25-40; | | father, ona sisters, Mrs. D. Eston Pixley, 8 Della Ki

“24909, | 6-22-40; T “24936, . 6-24-40: 1 24970, |

: Jenkins. 77. Survivors: Son, Frank; } Joh aa Bo

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Columbia |

\ Washing- |

*13908. | -28-38; | *15900.

Commander Douglas Robert Bader, legless British war ace who was shot down over the English Chan-

nel last Saturday, parachuted safely

| from his burning machine and now is a German prisoner of war, it was (learned authoritatively today.

State Deaths

ANDERSON—Mrs. | Survivors: Daughters, | Mrs. Doyle Collins. BOONVILLE Jacob B. Ashley Sons, Howard, Shelby; | Miss Sophia Ashley. ELWOOD—EImer EVANSVILLE—Charles S. Brinkley, 82 Daughter. Mrs. Norma EberHarry. Charles. iger. 68. Survivors: Daugh- . Eunice Arnold. Mrs, Mittie For- . Lydia Myes; sons, Rose, Homer

Survivor: Sister, Mrs.

Lillie M., Jones, 78. Mrs. Della Griswold,

\ SurSaughter,

Naus, 78.

Sonn Killeen, 77. Katherine Lamar.

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FRANKFORT — Martin A. Russell, 79. ISurvivors: Sons, Clarence, Merle: daughter, i Mrs. Gladys Herr. | FRANKTON—Howard McCord, $3. Sur{vivors: Wife; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verlin McCord; daughters, Jewell, Norma Jean: Donald: brothers, Allan, Hays, Willis, sister, Miss Florence McCord. HAZLETCN—Mrs. Ada A. Thorne, 75. Homer: daughters, Mrs. [EY Milburn, Mrs. Bernice er; brothers, *| Bert, Walter Akles. KENDALLVILLE—Mrs. Alt ISurvivors: Daughter, Ruth: ritt, Leonard B. i KOKOMO—Howard S. Cottey. 67. vivor: Wife Nannie. | MARION—M:E. Mary M. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs, simmons, Sarah; sons, Wi [Sraneis: brothers, George,

ta Carroll. sons, J. MerSur-

McDonald, V1.

illlam, Harry

MILLEDGEVILLE—Moses A. Carney, 73. rs: Sons. Cordon, Morris; rs. Mrs. Cordelia Stern, Mrs. |Eatiand. orother, David; sister, Mrs. ler

Ella

MOUNT VERNON-—Clarence A. 3. Survivors: Wife, Blanshe:

Moore, sons,

In Miss Pauline Moore; brothers, James, Edward; sister, Mrs. Fmund Thomas. Mrs. Lusinda Barton, 88. Survivors: | Daughters, Mrs. Swillian otter, Mrs. FH ine

Petersburg —Mrs. Alice E. Coleman, 6. VINCE S—Alvin E. Kirsch, 47. {liam E.; daughter, Miss Mary June Kirsch; Miss ia rsch, Mrs. Henry Meier. Levi Cox, 68. Survivor: So. H W REN R—Herman Stoll, 20. VEE URG— a a ‘Young. Jurvivare: Wife, Katherine; sons, ilas, Ransom William; daughter WASHINGTON valan K Moly dson, he hters, Mrs.

Nos a vor: Sister,

Myers, Mrs.

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Walter Fiiz-| Nathan, ons |

Sur- | vivops: Wife: sons, "Robert, John M. Wil-

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| Maxwell C. Lang, 55, of Broadway, was in a critical condition today at City Hospital with a fractured skull, received when he was thrown by a runaway horse near Millersville last night. Mr. Lang, an experienced horseman, apparently lost his grip on the reins when the animal away, according to his companion, Harvey J. Hanreddy, 3710 N. Meridian St., who was unable to overtake ue Lang horse.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Friday, Aug. 15, “1941

BORST—Harry J. 970 N. LaSalle, veloved husband of Gertrude Borst (nee Riehl) and father of Margaret and Frederick Borst, stepfather of Herman Borgert, ssed away early Thursday morning. rvice at the Flanner & Buchanan Saturday, 2 p. m. Friends indl. urial ow Hin, call at the mortuary.

BRADBURY—Anna Viola, wife of Alfred C. Bradbury, mother of Yoward L. Bradbury and Mrs. Evelyn Kelly, daughter of . Flora Vincent, Funeral from Shirley Bros. Central Cha el, Illinois at 10th, Saturday, 10 a. m. PBurial Memc-ial Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

DRURY—Haze! Macie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George LA died Thursday. Funeral Saturday, ad at her residence, 53 Oxford: 10

St. Philip Neri Church. Burial Holy.

‘Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. (Crawfordsville papers please co.)

DUNSON—William, age 78 vears, beloved husband of Ella Dunson, father of Ross Dunson, Mrs. Mabel German of Morris- : Mrs. Maud Newman, Mrs. Garnett ga of Ross Dunson of Pia passed away Saturday, 1:30 m., Central Chapel, linois at 10th. " Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

REIMER—Henry C., 51 years, beloved husband of Leola F. Reimer, father of Mrs. Robert Wernsing, brother of Edward Re u=-

Concordia. m. Satur-

Friends may call after 4 ). loneers.)

day. (Member of Atkins

| RYAN —James F., 1136 College Ave. band of Patricia Hines Ryén, away Wednesday epg. Saturday, 2 p. m., at the C. Funeral Home. 1230 Prospect St. invited. Burial Glen aven. may call at the funeral home.

SCHEWE—George 43. beloved brother of HN torenl SLawrence, Mrs. Carey ss, passed away Thursday at the Veterans Hospital, Funeral Saturday Bune at Shirley Bros. Central hte, linois at 10th St. Burial Jamestown, Ind. Friends may call at the chapel.

SELLERS— William Rogge entered into rest Wednesday, 39 years, father of Robert and Everett Sellers, apn of BR F. Jackson. Services Saturday. rs {C. 8S. T), at Salem Christian Chueh. Salem, Ind. Friends msy call | at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel until 11 p. m. Friday.

| SUPPER Christian, 79 Fears, beloved husband of father of Mrs. Pinma Supper, city; Elizabeth a i waukee, Wis., an Maurice Supper, Port Washington, Wis. passed away ednesday, Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p Herrmann Funeral Home. 1505 Ss © Bast St. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

huspassed Funeral Wilson Friends Friends

in Memoriams

DAVIS—In memory of our son and brother, Donald Dau rT who passed away two

y ore each day we miss him Friends may think the wound is healed, But they little know the sorrow Lies within our hearts concealed. Mother, Brothers and Sisters.

Funeral Directors

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BURGESS BEAUTY SHOP, 1417 N. Senate, All phases beauty culture; popular prices. LI- 0039

ELLA SMITH—Hair Stylist 2458 Martin dale. Graduate ‘‘Poro Beauty College,” Chicago. WA-0595.

SPECIAL—Miracle “Creo Scalp Cream, L500 jar. FRANCIS CARROLL, 17482 Boulevard. WA-8088.

|PORO I BEAUTY COLLEGE—‘Ask about special tuition, payment plan”? 801 N. Senate. LI-8211

(FLORISTS)

FLORIST—1601 N. Capitol, op= ethodist Sophia “Flowers for

PANDE posite all occasions.’

(FU RNACE CLEANING)

CLEANING. REPAIRING—Victor Furnaces; Oil Burners, Stokers, Gas Burners HALL-NEAL FURNACES. LI-4 LI-45 6.

Furnaces an, $250

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CONGER'S Finishing Service. Repairing, refinishing a special go a free Work guaranteed. BE-078

(FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING)

UPHOLSTERING—Cabinet work. Refinishing, AnH ue pb. 31% B DEBAUN FURNITURE SHO fut. GA-1701—"37 Tune experience.”

(INSURANCE)

" Revoked Drivers’ License

INSURANCR CERTIFICATES FILED RELIABLE INS. A ENCY.. INC. 312 INDIANA TRUST B RI-5040

(INSULATION—ROCKWOOL)

ROCKWO0O Batt trim, 35-1b. bag, 50c.

Termite Cont., HU-4252. (JANITOR SUPPLIES) SOAPS, waxes, mops, brushes, ants. “If a janitor uses it we sell H.P CHEMICAL CO., LI-3446.

(MOVING AND STORAGE)

: V acuum clean, up.

disinfecti"

| WE BUY furniture, moving jocs] Snd long

E. B. Brown MA TRANSFER & STORAGE)

We MA-

distance, (MOVING,

LOCAL and long distance hauling, iA used furniture. 1337 Prospect. 198.

(PAINTING)

and carpenter work.

"James Marshall, RI-8201.

PAINTING

[WANTED —Paper hanging. re nished. Call SHERMAN BANKS, RI-3165.

(PHYSICIANS & SURGEON S)

H. N. Middleton, M. D. “Sp ecial Attention, Har: Disease.’ 2101 Boulevard. WA-5277,

tive

$105 81 .R month. GOVERNMENT JO

ull FRAN Rochester

art iculars

FALL TERM opens September 2. students are invited sonally to discuss their school if more convenient, courses and quoting tuition fees, mailed Leen request. L BUSINESS COLLEGE _ Architects & Builders Bldg.

MEN—WOMEN.

Prospecto call perplans, Or, Bulletin, describing will be

LI-8337.

GET

OBS. Prepare now for

BRA pols examinations. f FREE. um. Dept.

Personal Services

PERMA OIL WAVE

Regular $3.50 value. with shampoo and trim. International Beauty School, 229 N. ‘Penn.

List Jobs— Write today.

Complete

| TRUSSES -.

FOR SECURITY and coM FOR

E. E.

Ne Suers tt Wash. St.

212-214 E 16th

tAL TERA LION Soin: ay

(TULL ILLUS A HET URL INR GY LR {IRL TS 3 NU TE

MEYER O JACOBS

WA- oosa

(ALTERATIONS & DRESSMAKING)

Dressmaking

Alterations,

drapes,

but'nh’l's. Reas. LI-6250

( re

FRANK BECKWITH—Attorney-at-law. 229% i Ave.

LI-0244.

(AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT)

SPECIA Ur-Self,

low rates for week ghds. Drive 39 Kentucky,

RI-T788

(CARPENTERING)

roofin

£ porches. BL-03

CARPENTER—Cemen and general remodeling.

and brick work Screens

(CEMENT & BRICK WORK)

free. Terms.

d |CEMENT, brick and block work, estimates 904 W. 10th. LI-5612.

{CHIMNEY WORK)

EXPERT himney ing, rebuilding guaranteed,

pi f! WwW , ¢ estimates Tee. ATTERS 6 (FENCE)

— Ford Fence Co. it pats. ol rect on:

ces: estimates: ah ° Nicht BRL0s1Y

(FENCE COMPANIES)

ainting, cleanor RSON. CH-2365.

ter! 78 Corn

HOOSIER FENCE CO. Factory, lawn, farm. Est. free. Easy terms.

HU-8361. HU-6665.

washin;

Clete Auto Batter WA-0138.

battery fecharging, 1811 wo Washington. LI-07

Service. y Shop.

(FILLING STATIONS) SKELLY uD 30 minutes

service, Tse.

Fred H. Thomas, 16872 Northwestern.

DRIVE IN—Ed tion, 1102 S. plete Checkup.

die Lagrences HD StaMeridia R Gom

Com-

) BRT ol

E. RENT a new truck!

{RADIOS & REFRIGERATORS)

COME IN—See Our Bargains! glectric. New, used. +001 Madison. 5949

Community GA-

(SA AND AND GRAVEL)

STANDARD Materials Corporation, S12 Illinois Bldg. RI-3481. Plant, BE-3699 Quality sand and gravel.

EE (TRUCKS FOR RENT)

Move » vo ourself! Drive RI-6177.

It Yourself, Int. 333 E. South. (VAULT CLEANING) SEPTIC TANKS cess pool, outside toilets, All work guaranteed: satisfac ood disinfecting (pumping

riscoll, 249 Elizabeth 8t. Shelbyville, Ind. F Phone 1119-M.

{WINDOW SHADES) + PATTERSON SHADE -

LEER)

LEAL SHADE CO.

1350 N. ILLINOIS, 6 1581

N. GALE

| A-1 SHADE TOES

| Business Opportunities 2

| ONE OF Indiana's most complete tourist courts and restaurants, located on U. Highway No. 40. Nine modern gas- -heated cabins, shower baths, nicely furnished, beautiful yard and trees, modern (Six room insulated dwelling and two-car garage. New insulated coffee shoppe, 28x42, with living Tully ea above. Knotty pine interior and fully equipped for operation. Filling station, large parking area, acres ground. Doing goof business and wonderful chance for right party. Legitimate reason for selling, id LE quick. Reasonable down payment, will finance balance for right party. Write, phone $5155 or see JA GRAY, Richmond, nd.

PARTNER wanted in profitable business; man or woman, Financially JesPoLisine. State qualifications. Times, Box 9

PROFITABLE service station for lease; very small nyesunent, See between 17 and 8 p. m. 473 . Washington St.

BARBER SHOP for sale, cheap, on account of sickness. George Bish, Knightstown, Ind.

Swaps 3A

11-9642 Elte

PME Delivery Service and AME > ip

Rent, sell all sizes. Evinrude . 3708 W. 16th. BE-3737,

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

PERFECTION meat cereal prevents ite, develo beautiful coat; 5 lbs, 35c. SCH ’s. 9 N. Alabama. LI-8897.

Baby Chicks & starters, IR-1957. East-

Side Hatchery, 4919 FE. ist Farm, _ Garden, Plants

nts 33

L132; si - i - lift. nh Hota or a} Shelby 84 "gouge Beth ron xem NTS,

Yow

Paint, tinning, roof. MA-4961 |

Ti. New, used, all sizes. Arm Rain coast, 50c; o’all, 25¢; sady dles, bridles, blankets. ARMY GOODS STORE, 620 N, Senate Ave.

MYERS Brothers Bulldozer shallow pump: 5-inch stroke, 4-inch bore. Dive 3 nnaction, Completely recondione MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington. IR-1151.

well 2-inch

Selection of

Lar CHINA args Patterns

Choose from large stock, GLASS, SILVERWARE for homes, churches, restaurants,

Fixtures U NAME IT—

WE HAVE IT. For every purpose. A square of I parking place and bargains.

KING'S

INDIANA BILLIARD CO. 1603-45 Southeastern MA-3401

“RENTALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS" KING'S “Fixtures Store Complete.” 1603-45 Southeastern. MA-3491. E

G. refrigerator, large sacrifice for quick sale.

HOME APPLIANCES CO.

3360 N. ILLINOIS. Open Eves. TA-1880.

“OMPLETE T'QCK of new and used lume ber and building materials at greatest

savings ‘n Indianapolis, ND WRECKING CO. 1320 Kentudkv Avs LI-T100. MAYTAG WASHER—1 only! Repossessed. In Yery ood condition, Mode 2} lo. wy $64.9 pen evenings until

Ayres’ Value Store, 10th & “Capitol

WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS — only ! pen. floor models. SF a 0 evenings unti

Ayres’ “Value Store, 10th 8 Capitol ROACH’S LAST MEAL 2

Quickly, For sale at your nearest dealer. See Albert G. Maas, 31 Va, Ave. MA-8315.

2000 WOODEN packing boxes, all size 10 LLION

IC up. POPULAT TON WRECKING CO.. 310 8. Delaware.

NICKELOID—No. 7 gauge, 36X60 Can be used for table-top. Cheap 3525 EK. Washington.

| AMERICAN BEAUTY refrigerator: MA 3065: like new; $59.95.

family size,

R-1151,

looks 1627 Prospect.

Roaches, etc., easily killed Bed Bugs with Protecto Spray. Lurie Co, 132 8S. Penn. LI-3793.

Crosley Shelvador Refrigerator; 6-ft.; good condition | BX ‘hange Furn Co. 310 E. Wash. Open eve

Qts,, 20c doz.; 6 doz, $1 Fruit Jars &- ™ Jig or. §

West End Bottle Co., 529 W. Pearl. LI-8085

FREE—-Wood shavings, make good horse bedding. IOWA PUMP CO. 940 E. Vermont t.

FOR ( GOOD USED lumber, brick, etec., at lowest prices, see Service Wrecking Co. 320 N. West. LI-791

3 Save 40 to 609. Fogle BotFruit Jars 5 GC Free Del. dot virginia. MA-0556.

GEORGIAN walnut buffet, solid cabinet, extension Jame, 8 chairs, 26 E. 36th. 5-8 p.

HUDSON Seal Co at, oo green cloth coat, 36; formals, innerspring a $8,

door $75.

110 EAST WASHINGTON

ONLY YOU NEED KNOW

WITHIN-YOUR-BUDGET PAYMENTS Ability and willingness to repay our chief requirements, Actual Y orini and cent cost fully explained when you apply.

9x12, cannot be told from prand $12.75; porcelain gas range, per$19.50; Grand Rapids dinette suite, '629.50; dining rm. suite, full Candenza buffet, s 2B ul, $65; bedrm. suite, very fine, $49.50; living rm. suite, cost over $225, custom built, pullup chair, $3.75; knee . liviag rm. suite, like brand new, $ 04g bed, $6; brand new 1901 coil innerring majtress, $11.75: occasional taDies, cockta.l tables, small radios, silverware, complete set of dishes, $3.25; vanity, $4.75; chest of drawers, $11.75; dresser, $12.50; odd davenport, $12.50; apt. size gas range, $6.75; chrome breakfast set, $34.50. Open till 10 p. m. RobFisk, 2310 N. Meridian.

~ SINGER "BARGAINS Good Sewing Machine, $10 Singer Co., 126 W. Wash. RI-9718

CHROME breakfast set, $34.50; gp. size white porcelain gas range, $39.5 complete kitchen unit, $16.75; full size table top gas range $20.50; dining rm. suite, cannot be told from brand new, $45: Morris high chair, Italian oak dining rm. suite, refectory table, cost $250, perfect, like new $75; solid mahogany bedrm. suite, $89.50: complete bedrm. suite, $49.50; rug, 9x12, cannot be told from brand new, $12.95. Eves till 10. Bates _ Studio 2355 N. Meridian.

“For « quick, low cost Want i Togs Phone RI-5551 between 8 nd D. mM.

Musical — 3A

"5 Used Uprights, $12 Each

Good pianos for beginners.

MARION MUSIC CO, 2: Penn

Open Eves. ESTEY GRAND Late model in brown mahogany; excellent tone and beautifully proportioned; through our shop and Fuaranteed like new, $375; terms of cour ING MUSIC co 120 E. Ohio St.

Open Evenings Band Instruments Loaned Free to BEGINNERS. LESSONS GIVEN.

115 E. Ohto. INDIANA MUSIC CO. °F os.

MARSHALL & WENDE! Grand, beautiful period NpRLL finished in dark brown satin mahogany: splendid tone, like new; $395: easy terms of course. WILKING MUSIC CO. 120 E. Ohio St. Open Evenings

CONSOLE RADIOS — A RrOup of 1941 nosis in fine condition ,- $33 95 up pen Evenings

Ayres’ Value Store, Ch & Capital

Band Instruments NEW and US3ID-ALL KINDS. Easiest Payment Plan in Town LORENZ, 30 S. Penn, (Across from Gas Co.) BEHR BROS. Grand, a lovely small size grand in dull mahogany finish; an exceptionally fine buy, $295; easy terms of c WILKING MUSIC CO 120 E. Ohio St. Open Evenings RENT A BAND INSTRUMENT, LESS THAN $1 A WEEK

, . M H EARSON’S Dr 80 Bass Dem. Accordion, $167.50 INDIANA MUSIC CO. 5,5,

LI-4088. Baldwin Piano Salesroom

RUG. new, fect, extra fine,

ert L. La.

A-1 treadle machine, $10. IR-78

LIVING ROOM suite; new baby bath; large aquariums; andirons, 3503 N. Capitol. MAPLE dinette;

5-pc.; Tete to like brand new; $24.50 71 2 N. dian, Apt. 2 I %in ne,

PAINT Nationally hwy, «$1. 25 Gal.

Brand, 5 gal., _ Farm & Home say Sos Kentucky.

$5 334 Indiana “Av e.,

PORTABLE electric sewing fnachine yith attachments; A-1; only $19.50. 1712 N Meridian, Apt. kL Sten an, till 10 p. m.

SPEED QUEEN WASHER; GOOD WASHING C NITION: $0:95. 1627 PROSPECT. MA-99

STUDIO couch; wine; and arms; o VA h dian, Apt. 2 eridian, Easily Killed

TERMIT ES with TERMI-TOX

LURIE CO, 132 8. Penn. LI-3793.

Wallboard "<5, 1%..." $2.60

S. S. Rhodes & Son, 340 W, Wash. 'LI-8833 $ Will hold a heating stove. Exchange Furniture Co., 310 E. Washington.

ELECTRIC refrigerator, good condition; entral A

only $25. 5036

FAN Large electric; a business place. BE-4904-J. roe

GAS RANGE; good baker; $5. 712 N. Meridian, Apt. 2 Meridian, till 10 p. m.

table; Meri

Portable and upright lypewniien as low as

ust cleaned; back 1712 N eritill 10 p. m.

Low prices. 805 8S. Capitol Ave,

impl indows, gars. Randolph ‘Gis nooring, wats.

RUG, 9x1 not be told from new; $12.50. BATES $F STUDIO, 2255 N. Mer: Meridian.

offers best values in pianos. 44 8. Penn St. Open eves. MA-1431.

Furniture Buyers MORE CASH MONEY for complete home or

CH-46T1 odd pieces. Mr. Earls.

CAPITAL FINANCE

CORPORATION

304 Kresge Bldg. 41 E. Washin Corner Pennsylvania. MA-4409. si |

LIBERAL

THAT'S OUR NAME When you need help over the rough spots, borrow on furniture or auto from our home owned company quick ane without embarrassment. Call today!

Prompt, courteous service.

LIBERAL LOAN CO.

N. Delaware. LI-6605.

152

AUTO LOANS

INVESTIGATE OUR ECONOMI PLAN SACKS BROS. AUTO LOAN cor INO.. %06-8-10 INDIANA AVE. Ra 5998.

AUTO LOANS

EQUITABLE

SECURITIES COMPANY 319 E. OHIO ST.

rier “of passengers, interstate, in el charter pus sepvice, over all dary hacial ounty highw i diana ghways in the State of otice is hereby given that t Service ment will he Publis

\A-3361

Legals

Ind . M., Monday, Sept. 22d Public Rare! ation. is “Tequested. PUBLIC RVICE CO My By JAMES D.

Motor Vehicle Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 11th,

NOTICE TO ROAD DO RAOTURS Notice is hereby given that sealed posals for the construction of cer aa

I ner. Department,

man of the State Highway Commission, his office in Indianapolis, until 10: 38 a Me AL STANDAR) ugus 41, when all proposal be publicly opened and rea F P 5 wi CLARK COUNTY~—Proj. 580 C (1942), 4.629 miles or State Road 3, Prof. ts (1942) 1.818 miles on State Road 3, Pro 473 B (1942) 4.719 miles on State Road j re Charlestown io, State Road 2 i are invite shoulders on i ans and proposals may be examined a the office of the Commission, in {vi

apolis STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF: INDIANA. James D. Adams, Chairman,

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed pro= csals for the construction of certain ighways ‘vill be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission, at his office in Indianapolis, 10:00 A. M. an LST DARD In on August > en a ropos - licly opened and Ho possis will’ us Hb CLAY COUNTI P 1041), £3 miles on Stat Rona 46. a e Roa County Line. id vigo- Clay ids are invited on reinf pavement add shoulder Ey sonerels ans and proposals may be examined at the office of th 8h rhe of e Commission, in In STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA, James D. Adams, Chairman,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice ‘s hereby pyen that sealed posals for the resurfacing of certain h he ways uescribed as follows, will be received by the Chairman of the State High yay Commission at his office in the State ouse Annex, Indjanapolis, Indians, until 10:00 a. m., L STANDARD on ‘the 2640 Jay of Slgust. 1941, when ak i e By icly opened CONTRACT M biblicly opened and fe Yidcennes districs of por 8.83 Bide are invited on 31,000 bituminous material, 10,050 to Eallons wr uminous concrete (AH), 400 tons of -

via Riley

NO. SIDE FURNITURE. WA 6538 .

BUYERS & STORAGE. Call Day or Night. Will Buy Your Furniture. Stoves. Rugs.

HODGES Hsd. Gds., etc. RI-2019 Call Mills 22J.ob fr RI-0469

funiture, Stoves. Prompt, eu service.

Wi highest h prices Te ire ate aver. L-8214

Must h furnit f all Li-292 kinds, Highest ond loo

Wanted to Buy 35A

BATH TUBS "yf, rari iis Salvage Supp. | Co. 703 Ww. N. Yk. . LI- 9033.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission of Indiana Docket No. In the matter of the petition of Public Service Company of Indiana for a declaration of public convenience and necessity for the extension of electric service in certain described territory in Charlestown Township, Clark County, Indian Notice is hereby given Aan the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct philic hearing in this cause in the Rooms the Commission, 43 oe House, Indisnspolis, Ind, at 10 A. M., Daylight © vis goer, se J Pte. ublic_ partic OR is pe este UBLIC SERVICE CO MMSE

By William A. Stuckey, Commissioner. Howard T. man, Public Soper. Indianapolis, I Aug. 13, 1941

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ublie, Service Commission Docket No.

Legals

“ Tk a he ell hia,

685. ¢ Cen

regate, and 2,325 tons of Rock As! hat urnished, spread and rolled on er Rod in the following counties: POSEY.

Proposals may be examined at t ofe 2 the Commission in at the ote

STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION

INDIANA, James D. Adams, Chairman,

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Ho Service Commission Docket No.

Application of Samuel Schreiber an Marion Schreiber, D/B/A Schreiber Truce ing Company, Pittsburgh, Pa., for a certifi cate to operate motor vehicles as a come mon carrier of property, interstate, Bee tween the Indiana-Onhio state line Se, Indiana-Illinois state line via U. 8 way ; between the Indiana- Highs state line and the Indiana-Illinois state line via U. 8S. Highway No. 30.

Service Commission will conduct bublie hearing in this cause in Rooms of Come mission, 401 State House, —=|In , Tuesday, Sept. Public partici ation is re PUBLIC SJ RVICE COMM JAMES D

otor Vehicle Indianapolis, ny Aug. 11th,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice is ED Shen that sealed posals for the resurfacing of certain nighe ways described as) follows, will be received y the Chairman of the State Highway Commission at his office in the State House Annex, Indianapolis, Indiana, 10:00 A. M. CENTRAL STANDARD

mi! pepartment,

proximately 4.66 miles. Bids are invited on 36,010 gallons of Bituminous Material, 10,645 tons of Bie tuminous Concrete (AH), f gregate and 3,040 tons of Rock Aspha furnished, spread and rolled on Roads in the following counties: OBLE, WEL

Proposals may be examined at the of« fice of the Fopimission in Indian STATE HIGHWAY CO

age. I: 1 Velilcles a8 .

TK: n of Checkerway Char harter Cos Coach

conduct hearing in this cause in Rooms of om% BIE. 401 State House, Jagianapolis,

highways will be received by the Chaire

Notice is hereby given that the Publis,