Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1942 — Page 17

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| Top Weight in "$10,000 Race

a, . YORK, Sept. 2 WU. P)— carries fop weight of 126 pounds over a mile and five-furlongs Toute in the $10,000 Lawrence Reall-

ov be’ his first’ appearance at & New York track since he aed Shut Out in the Belmont stakes last June, wt With the three-year-old champion | & Shut Out having a lame leg, the

’Sab promises to be a short-priced| >

favorite in the four-horse race, with only Vagrancy expected to extend him: “The Belair Stud filly will be in with 115. She has always indicated a fondness for a long route. ° “The others, starting ure Lochinvar, 114; Buckskin and /Trierarch, 110.

Twierdech is coupled in the betting] B24

with Vagrancy.

Shut Out was expected to settle’

the three-year-old title with Alsab in’ the Realization. Now Trainer John Gaver ‘hopes to ‘have him in ghape for ‘Saturday's Jockey club gold cup for which Alsab and Whirlaway. are both eligible. :

Handicappers Pick Count Fleet gs

Won: at Belmont park today. I

In Grid Scoring = JIM ALLERDICE, a hard-hit ting pall carrier for the Short_ridge Blue Devils, leads all play“ers in scoring for high schools in the city. ‘In two games he has three touchdowns tor an 18-point ! total.’ HIRAM "ROGERS, Shortridge end, is second with 14, and Cecil Vidito, Wa: A 14 points last nentals’ 46-to-0 triumph over Shelbyville. Other ‘players who have scored are:

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Jim: Allerdice { B..

Bill-All . Joe. Curran (C).... Joe - Metallic (C)_.... Jerry Blackwell {+ 0 Bruce ene (8)... Cecil ‘Freihofer (8).. Bill Schlensker (8) Ralph Thompson 8): Meyer (T

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Charles Waggoner (W Norman Dunn (W)..

Hogue (W) Bo oir EY (M).... 1 i] y—S. (Shortrid 0; B. (Broa Rippte: Ww (Washington M Bean T, (Tech); ©

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HARDARARIPANADAN IIT

(points After. touchdown).

To Take Big Hunk of $85,000

By HARRY-

GRAYSON

Times Spoial Writer

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—Count

That's the way .the handicappers rather suspect

Slide Rule and OcRupalion.

Fleet, they'll finish in the

$85,000 The Futurity down the six and one-half furlongs of the Widener

chute at Belmont park, Oct. 3.

.The Calumet Farm's Ocean Wave is expected to run mighty well, as

4s Crispin Oglebay’s True Blue. As many as 15 may go postward, and this is an especially fine 2-year-old lot. . The Futurity means just what the name implies. Owners of juveniles arc looking ahead. J. K. L. Lawrence, a high official “of the ‘old “Coney Island Jockey club, originated it in’ 1888, together with The Realization which bears his name. In The Realization for Sevear: olds, horsemen hope to realize on what they put into the 2- year-old the year before. + A winner of The Futurity has yet ‘ score in the Kentucky Derby, for example, but many of them did considerably more than all right be-

* fore and after Man o’ War.

Mrs, John D. Hertz’ Count Fleet, brown son of Reigh Count, looked like he miglit be the favorite when he beat a dozen first-fligh’, 2-year-olds as he pleased over six furlongs of the Widener course, to capture The Morello in 1:10 3-5 vhder top weignt of 122. pounds. John -Marsch’s fast Occupation, the Western champion, repelled dount Fleet in Chicago, but there were attenuating circumstances. Count Fleet and William E. Boe-

ing’s, Slide.Rule, long-shriding kids, |

are benefited by the straightaway of the Widener chute. = . ‘While Devil's Thumb was winning five straight stakes at Saratoga, Ce‘cil Wilhelm, .trainer of the Boeing string, winked and.told you he had a better one in Slide Rule, and the son of Snark looked the part in drawing away to: bag. the $12,500 Eye You Save Because We Save ‘New Fall Suits & Coats | $ | 6” $ i 8” 2 { 5 24” CASE CLOTHES 215 N. Senate Av. Open 9 to 9

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OUT-OF-PAWN

SULTS & TOPOOATS

Not to be confused with general i line of i clo 1. Barnett, Mgr.

FAIRBANKS LOAN CO. = E. Wash. St. 4 Door East

of Delaware

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The Cowdin at Aqueduct, negotiating the six and one-half furlongs over.a sloppy track in 1:17 1-5. That was the event in which Occupation, son of Bull Dog, was disqualified - after . running second in his New York bow. To give Occupation his due, he was off stride threughout under Eddie Arcaro. Scale weight for The Futurity is 122 pounds for colts and 119 for fillies, of which there are none important enough to figure. Winners of three races of $6000, two of $10,000 or one of $30,000 carry four pounds extra, Non-winners of two races of $5000 or one of $10,000 are allowed three pounds. This means that Occupation will carry 126, Slide Rule 122, Count Fleet and Ocean Wave 119 each. Others likely to face the barrier are Hal Price Headley's Bull's Eye, J.-S. Lettelier’s Jack 8S. L., Belair Stud’s Tip-Toe, William Ziegler Jr’s Tweedy, Manhasset Stable’s Noonday Sun, Mare's Nest Stud’s Four Freedoms, Foxcatcher Farm's Supermont, Mimosa’s Stock Farm's Bold Dan and Brookmeade Stable’s United. Devil’s Thumb was not nominated for The Futurity and suffered ankle trouble, anyway.

Soph’s Passes Beat Silent Hoosiers Times Special LOGANSPORT, Sept. 29.—Three passes, tossed by Sophomore ‘Jack Maloy, ‘a fullback for Logansport high school, beat the Indiana School for the Deaf, 20 to 0, here last night. George Barnett placed-kicked one extra point and passed to John Tousley for another. The Silent Hoosiers threatened only in the third quarter but were halted on the ‘ Logansport 20. Score by periods:

BG aka sesesacns shient oosiers

Frosh Grid Card

Times Special

BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 20.—Indiana's freshmen: foothall team will play at least three games this fall, Athletic Director Z. G. Clevenger has announced. The tentative schedule for the Hoosier rhinies is: Oct. 17, Purdue at Bloomington; Oct. 30, Illinois at| Champaign; Nov. 13, Ohio State at Bloomington,

AMATEUR FOOTBALL

‘Keystone Boys’ Town will practice tomorrow evening at the community center at 6:30 o'clock. The team will draw a bye: Sunday in the oity recreation deartment’s 150-pound league and would ike to schedule a practice game. Call Graves at MA-T764.

Gold Medal Beer, Voctors over Spades

| last Sunday, will workout tonight at 7:30 | o'clock at Rhodi

odius.

Ls Wincel A. C. team will ractice this ing : 8:30 o'clock Be Kans Meridian ThA

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LIVINGSTON'S ||

On _Everything! Diamonds, Watches, Musical Instruments, Cameras, Clothing, Shotguns, Ete. | JEWELRY

Coy Ine.

in the Conti-' |&=

4: of Evelyn Whited and

golf for the duration and hopes to join the marine corps.

fr (Gary), 27; Hammond, 0 lace, 2 Hammond (Tech), 0. Chiopge); "8; Clark

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Bothwell ‘of Beech Grove, daughter of Reason’ Bius of Indianapolis, dmother of ‘Linda. Ruth, sister Mrs. Henry Pinke and Mrs. Will Farley of Indianapolis, Mrs. Nora Thomas and Mrs. Elva McCarthy of Martinsville, and David Bius of Beech Grove, passed away Monday, Sept. 28. Services Thursday, 2 p. m. at the Beech Grove Methodist church. Burial, New’ Crown cemetery.|LOS Frisnds may call at Little & Sons Fu.neral Hume, 1001 Main 'st., Beech Grove, after 7 m. this evening. (Casket will not " opened at the church.)

COMBS--Julia A.,’'age 86; beloved mother Clarence Wh Wheeler, "atted aw away Monday. Funeral Thursday, 3 from the ‘late residence, 530 W, Abbots’ st. . Friends invited. Burial New Crown cemetery, Shirley Service.

CUSHWA—Harry L.. 3684 Birchwood; beloved husband of Rena. P. Richard P,, passed 2 Away at the residence early Tuesdi Services at the Lg Hy nan ‘Mortuary Thurs« ; Friends invi

vited. Burial enlawn Toematery, Frankfort, Ind. ursday noon. }

DAVIS—Mrs. Helen E., wife of John W daughter of Mr. and Mre, W. H. Littles i feld of Yorktown: Ind.; ais. survived by four sisters and three brothers, passed Away. in her home, 6031 Central ave., 4 n of Are Catholic Church Wednesday at 10 a. fhterment, Crown Hill. Friends may cali | 3 the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary nyt

DONAHUE—John PF. brother of David Donahue and Mrs. Cecelin Reeder, died

Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 18th. PFuneral Wednesday, 8:30 a. m, mortuary; 9 a. m. 8t. John’s church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited.

DUFFY—Emma, widow of the late William P. Duffy and mother of Margaret, died Sunday evening in ‘St. hospital. Friends may call at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th, after 6 p. m. Monday. Funeral, Wednesday. 8:30 8. m., at the mortuary, 9 a. Phillip Neri church. Burial Holy Hori Friends invited.

GOOLSBY—Edith Margo, of 13221 E. St. Clair st., entered into rest Monday, age 1 year, deughter of Herman Goolsby, gran ddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James ilson and Mr. and Mrs. Noan Soil: Services Wednesday, 2 p. Har Moore Peace Chapel. Burial “Washington Park cemetery. fends are welcome.

GOOLSBY Gloria Lee, of 1222!; E. St. Clair st., entered into rest Monday, age 4 years.. daughter of Herman Goolsby, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson and Mr. and Mu. Noah ea Service Wednesday, 2 p. t Har Moore Peace Chapel. Burisl Washington Park cemetery. fends are welcome.

GOOLSBY—Martha E., of 1222% BEB. Bt. Clair st., entered into rest Monday, age

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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL |,

: 3 dle May, beloved Ww of Mrs. Luetta Shut, and Hugh Edward

and father of |

at Miami, Pla. Friends may call'at the I at the |pgK KKPRS.

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St. | 607 Odd Fellow bldg.

951 N. DELAWARE ST. { LI-3828 MOORE & & KIRK IR-1159 “SHIRLEY BROS co.

954 N. Nlinols

ROBERT. W. STIRLING.

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Florists % Manumerds 6

IG cemetery lots, very reasonable. Will trade. W. J. Sparks, R. R. 6, Box 479E.

Lost and Found —Cocker Frame (red), 3 A oa, roars; rd. HUB10T,

LOST—Black, white, with brown mix. dog, feuinle. Name Snookie. Reward. TA-

MAN'S BILLFOLD—Lost "Sunday, Circle theatre, containing service man’s $75. Reward. MA-7982.

DOG LOST—Beazle and spangle mixed, black with white feet and white star on back, Liberal reward. IR-2653.

LOST—Coin $26 cash, Yaluthie rings; vicint Northwestern-Indiana ave.: keep money, return rings. , TA- 108,

male, viTs name

Clarence &. O Jersey.

STEADY POSITION

TA-6056 for experienced fuel oil driver. Good

Coal & Oil 1001 Massachusetts Ave. ‘COAL DRIVERS ¢ _ Apply between a.m, North-

iG aha Polar Ice and Aig MANA [SN orn.

Experienced ‘Maintenance | Man. Stark Wetzel & Co, 725 Gardner Lane.

ICE. ROUTE DRIVERS

salary $21.50 plus bonus & ‘commission; car furnished. Apply Grand Union Co, 444 S$. Penn.

Br i

TRUCK DRIVERS

Positions open for drivers on overland furniture vans. Operations cover United States. Weekly wage, steady work. Age 235-56. ly to Mr. Gens try, 863 Mass. ave., Indianapolis, Ind. AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.

\ Yo 8 a. TE AND to 12 ORL

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TAILORS AND BUSHELMEN

For work in Camp Atterbury..Call Mr. O'Leary or Mr. Eby at MA-21

Wanted 2 Truck Mechanics |

th tools; Slalie Ford tractors. FRbis or appl person Anderson Motor Service 8 RL :

ANTED—M rried couples for ol in dormitories, kitchens and dining rooms. Address W, C. Van Nuys, Supt. Indiana Village. for Epileptics; New Castle, Ind.

Job Printing Prs Press Feeder

Union or noh-unis an hour. Call Mr. Werp.

LOST—White fox terrier, tan around 0 eye and tan tail

ESE DOG, red female, ind in one. eye, name “Toy. CLI-5075, Codd Tubher ured er LI-5321. Reward.

i dog. Owner can have by identifying. 43 S. Harris st.

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Alias

.$100 up GIRLS; exp. in waitress wk., drug or= rest.; sales or clerical; , train for cash- * fer, natl. chain.. . STENO.- SECY.; alert; S-day; A-1 future; s

HS’ GIRLS; will train $80 Lic. Ein. Agey.

YOUNG WOMEN Pay 30¢ per Hr. While Training

Ages, 18-25; high school graduates for our automatic operating training school. Cless now forming, No experience necessary, but og preferred. Starting salary rating er hour upon graduation. Apply Traffic Manager, Western Union, 902 Guaranty bldg,

YOUNG LADY

Have opening for young lady 21 to 35 to do telephone sales work. Pleasant surroundings, 5-day 40-hour week. Beginning salary $17.00 with regular increases, Write giving references #€nd telephone number. No previous experience necessary. Box 830 Care Times.

25 years, wife eof ‘Herman Gool daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, sister of Mrs.’ Harold Owens, French Lick Springs, Mrs. Lelia Higgins, Bernard, ale William, Donald and Dalton Wilson. Services Wednesday, 2 p. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Washington Park cemetery. Friends are welcome.

GOOLSBY--Roy Andrew, of 13222%; E. St. Clair st., entered into rest Monday, a 2 years, son of Herman Goolsby, grandson of Mr. and Mrs, James Wilson and Mr. and ata, Noah Goo. Services Wednesday, 2 p. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Washington Park cemetery. Friends are welcome.

GREER-.EIwood H., age 175: brother, of Mary 8.

Private service. (Please omit flowers).

INNES—John P., age 38 years; husband of Elenor » Tilton Innes, ather of John ‘P. and Tames W Innes, son of James W. and Lida Moc. Innes, brother of Mrs. Christine Mendenhall, passed aay Bak urday. Funeral . Wednesday, 10 Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel, 5317 3 E Washington. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

NELSON—Miss Sena Emma, died at her home, 645 W. 20th st., Sunday, Sept. 27, at 11 a, m., age 71 years. Funeral from the Hensley Funeral Home, 907 W. 30th st., Wednesday, 2:30 p. m.' Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call Tuesday, 7-9. p. m., at funeral home.

NOGLE—Edna H., beloved wife of Louis L. Nogle, mother of Mrs. Janet Evans, assed away Sunday evening. ‘ednesday, 11 a. m., at the residence, 49 N. Mount et. Friends invited. Burial Crown Rill. Flanner & Buchanan Service.

PRICE-~Rffie M., age 690 years, beloved wife of Charles BE. -mother of Raymond C.,: Carl V., Shirley, Helen Newlin, Blanche Berg, passed away at her home on the Shiloh rd. 35 9:30 p. m., Sept. “27th. Funeral 3 p. m., Wednesday, Sept. 30th at Plainfield Friends church. Burial at Plaine field. Friends may call at the home after 3 p. m., Monday. Rouston & Eampton Selvise: (Huntingburg, Ind. papers please cony.)

ROSENGAR{EN..Fannie, sister of Rose Rosengarten Staerk, passed away Monday at her home, "2928 N. Alabama. Funeral from the Reynolds Mottusry. 1415 Penn, st., Thursday, 2 p. m. nds invited: Burial Indiaapoils Hebrew

SANDERS—Albert J., of 4305 ¥®. 16th sat. entered int) rest Monday, age 60 years, husband of Nora Sade father of Mrs. Eleanon Miller, Mrs. Cecelia Landis and Donald Sanders. Services Thursday, 8:30 a. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel; at Little Flower Church, 9 a. m. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery. Friends are welcome,

SCHUEBEL--(leorge or away at the home Buchanan st.,

age 70, passed »-¥, Schiwer, 317

Friends inviled. Burial Crown Hill.

SEVERNS-Mts Leola K., mother of Roy , Edmond P. of Kokomo Frank oa ati Mts. Jam Amos 8. Yuncker of Indisnsnolly passed away Tuesday morn-

Burisl . sn’ at the. Mortuary Wednesday after

SPENCE--Priviite ' First Class Glenn A., 24 years old, beloved son of W. A. nce, brother oO wey D. 8pen passed aw i Saturday, Station hospita

funers regements tall G. H. Herrmann funer

mee, 1, | coma ar

Edith Oldham, |W.

Friends may | HOU!

Card of Thanks to than!

t the death of our toved mothe: wiih ts "Sadie Co Coa

y wil Carmony, sit 2 plants: Kirk Funeral e

ROUTE SALESLADY

Woman, 25-40, free of Jouzeliold duties, who can do a man’s job of selling and operate a car. All expenses paid. selected will be paid a ver substantial salary while in training. Salary, commission and bonus u on assignment to established route. py R he en, 9-5, Cook Coffee Co. 936 Georgi

Opportunity for Ladics

Pleasant - outside house-to-house sales work selling bakery products door to door. You are in business for yourself, We furnish equipment and merchandise. No sales experience - necessary, but driver's license essential. Attractive guaran salary plas additional commission for increased usiness. Call RI- 6465 for appointment.

STENOGRAPHER Attractive position for capable, single girl; 39-hour week. Will consider beginner. See Mr. Needler, Room 213, Big Four Bldg. : ;

White Women Cooks Thoroughly Experienced in Cooking and Serving Meals || 46 Monument Circle

Girl or Older Woman for retail coal office; prefer a person with previous ' coal office experience. Reference required. Will interview arelicant evenings. IR-1191 or IR-7974 apreintment. ING-MERRICK COAL,

TWO OFFICE GIRLS 3808 E. WASHINGTON

“EASTMAN SUNSHINE CLEANERS". ANTED-—Female for dormitory, kitchen and dining room help in female division. Address W. Van Nuys, Sup Indiana Village Epileptics, - Castle, Ind

$25-$35 PER WEEK GUARANTEED SALARY

Sales work for girls, 21-35; car and ex~ penses paid. Call MA-0656 for interview.

Services | CO.

for New.

perience not essential. Apply 1004 Madison.

20 NON-SCH e 16-20, with and withous Sout bkveles: 3 sieady work; good

pay. 8. Adyahoeopportiaities. ROSTAL

ment GRAPH, , Sweeney, 9 S. 4

GIRL OR ELDERLY woman, good housekeeper, no washing, no cooking, care 3 Gall children, home nights; §7.

: Calculating Machine War Wives 35.5 oi ands: Instructions, Classification 12,

GIRL; experienced: 20-45; general house. york and cooking; references; "$10. BR-

0G and TATE PEMBONNEL bre Meridian. Salary $85 m

CLERICAL work and some typing. S18. $18; rience and reference.

ION, W's onthly.

white

SEKEEPER, eral LT i

5-45, 3 $10.

14-day wee

SALESLADY, time work. Salary, ~ Sermons Clothing Co., 141 W. Washing-

45+55~-Care for children; “employed Fy 310 BE. -$t. Olair.

HOUSEKEEPER, white, care of 3 children, stay nights, $8.- Call after 5 ». m. HU-

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STENOGRAPHER, 25-3; & ft. 8 in., aay nd pleasin sonal

§ per See Mr. Pickett, Western Bion: oman for Bakery Work. No BL necessary, 1018 south eastern ave. :

MULTIGRAPH tury

or, also ha Letter Servcie, HA

ot ind oo J fe “ve Housekeeper Gi-iiv'n Fim Si

= a Shakin". Ho

1. HU-3645 or WA-3730, ;

0 ,s| Griddle Man

Branch Store Manager. Ex- |iLuiNo1s,

SERVICE MAN and Mntsefy wgetienced, . Billy Tire Co, 222 W. ch." st.

COAL DRIVERS

WEST SIDE ICE CO. 223 LYNN ST.

65%. BE-4495. Post Bar-

Grime

plenty work, Barber Stanley 8. Springer. ber, Stout Field.

NIGHT shop foreman,

ts 4 perience NeW w ‘GENERAL TRUCK UoK

GOLOREQ ve or Shauffeurs, pecs. washer: Posttian; £004. Wages. Mills One Stop, Paton 111 N. ridi

TRACTOR TRAILER units for regular runs, 24 feet or longer; open tops Gn only. Allied Motor Express, 235 W.

MAN FOR INSIDE BAKERY WORK. Must be strong; & Te or over, (Draft deferred.) 1915 Southeastern.

1402 Main St., Speedway and Stout Feld.

Call HU-4464.

3 MARRIED MEN for daly and ‘tractor work. Edwin J Rand all, W. 38th and Dandy Trail. TA-0123.

" UPHOLSTERER-EXP.

Steady work. 1109 Udell. WA-4092.

Service Station en, 1850 years.

Splendid opportunity fpr advancement. Apply 922 N. Delaware,

Men to Bag Coal

POLAR ICE & FUEL 00. _ Northwestern Ave.

TED—ERRAND BOY {ok with bieycle. Full or part, S. Illinois st., room 532. COLLECTOR with car and good led,

Salary. Seymour Clothing Co., 141 Washington.

DRY CLEANING operators, steady work; excellent pay. BROWN-TRUEBLOOD, INC., Marion, Indiana.

JTRUCR driver and wife; living quarters and $25 per wk.; wife keep house clean. Inquire 2310 N. Meridian.

COAL TRUCK DRIVERS

Bxperienced. 1450 Kentucky. BOY

Devers

MENT. CALL NOON HOUR ONLY.

| MAN, for steady Saturday

“| tion Dept

18 TO 20 IN SHIPPING DEPART112 8. PENNSYLVANIA.

SHOE SALESMAN Who has had several years’ experience. Steady job—straight STOUT’'S—318 Mass. Ave.

eed “pocket

iad Ji

‘identifica ¢

signature, a

MONDAY 9:00 A M. to 8:45 P. "n

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25 LABORERS General Work

American Aggregates Corp. 1400 W. Raymond St.

work, selling shoes. College or high school students desirable. STAR STORE.

SALESMEN

Dignified contact plan through direct leads and by appointment. Best product in its field. Sales up 30% over last year. Training and coaching ‘given - new men You can reasonably expect immediate earnings from $50 to $150 per week. For full details, see or write D. D. Nelson, Suite 312-314,

North Meridian, Indianapolis. 5 ! ATTENTION BOYS

EARN EXTRA MONEY

After school by delivering a Times Sout Mail your name, age and ad Routes available in your oud. ". Wie Zudianapolia Times, Circula-

ROUTE SALESMAN

Marri man, take ne established city route. lent opportunity for advancement. highest guaranteed route salary of our 22 years in business John Varner, Cook Coffee Co., gia 9 a m, to p. m, or W OMA -3108 or avpointmen

Good rate of

MUESING-MERRICK ‘GOAL 0.

3830 Brookville Rd. ® Eves.

IR-7636 and Tomato

IR-1101 Bean Pickers Pickers—8at., Oct, 10th will

NOTIC be the last day to receive)

payment for work done during season. AL BUTCHER

COUNTER-GRILLE MEN TOP PAY IF YOU CAN QUALIFY. APPLY TODDLE HOUSE OFFICE, .2433 PIERSON ST.

WANT older houseman married or single; $22 and apartment. LI-2087.

HONOR LOANS $50 for$5.44—5100 for$10.88 total cost when repaid in 6 monthly instalments

You can apply for an Honor Luan without security of any kind. No endorsers. No credit inquiries are made of friends or ves. Spe cial quick service on to em‘ployed women. If you can make ood use of a loan, see us at Once. & just phone and tell us how

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461 W. Wash. St.

LOANS

oi Per Month 2% Up to $150 14%, Indpls. Public Welfare Loan Assn. $30 Occidental Bldg.’ RI ley 3587.

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QUITABLE JE ERE ER TEN 361, 219 E. Ohio St. §i|

CAPITAL FINANCE 00RP,

804 Kresge Bldg. . AS SBT

Loans 20s

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REAL ESTATE

For Rent... For Sale... Wanted ... Loans

Rooms Without Board 14

2.50; 1 et home, hob ater, ’ ote bath, Cmployed gentleman, aber

$2.75; 318ST., 628 W.—Warm, upstairs room,

Housekeeping Rooms 17

Houses and Lots Sale 25

ORANGE, 2290-2 rooms; also 1 room and kitchenette; private entrance. 1124807.

ORIENTAL, 20 N.—(Near Mallory’'s)=-Two rooms; refrigeration, Jahensprings; private entrance; hot water.

ILLINOIS, 1147; nice clean, room; hot water; steam heat.

next bath; constant hot water. TA-1389. hot water, good

quiet BA ployed. Call IR-6079.

BROADWAY, 2607 — Attractive, modern; innersprings; excellent heat; gentleman.

CAPMOL, 3502 N.—Well furnished room; excellent heat; constant hot water; privileges. TA-T141.

CENTRAL, 1138--Nicely furnished, next hos, ih, Iiiapsngs, private entrance, 1-3, nable.

3343 —Lovel . rivate h ness GIT “Reasonable; nines. HU-871 5. ‘wel

EAST 3800 (51. N* Bradley); nished, large closet, suitable entlem| employed couple; 8 riviloge 'if desired. IR-7186.

GRAY, 233 N.—Clean, comfortable room; next bath: close RCA, Mallory’s.

(Convienient Allison’s)— ble room, meals BE-3525-R.

nicely fur-1-3 refined kitchen

GROFF, 1134 Nicely furnished dou 1. Reasonable.

2005 N.--Comfortable, furnished, nea: bath, constant hot water, good heat. Reasonable.

INGTON N)—Share edzoom, ‘private Hg ploy emloved lady. MADISON, 2212 — Comfortable, private home, Pd bus stop. 1-3 reasonable. GA-T751. MERIDIAN, 2310 N.—Extra nice rm. for gentleman, $3.75.

NEW JERSEY, 2086 Derspring. steam heat, hot water, $4.

PARK, 343~Comzortanly furnished, warm room, in home, 1-2 reasonable. TA4183.

ARK, 2 furnished fron R \aacriprings, Niosly Dame, dioker. TA

TALBOTT, 2416 Nevis furnished lower, kitchen is homes for two 2 A

girls. 'ALBOT, 7 N.—Extra large room - twin ey newly decorated. wa:

2591.

WE ayo RIVE, 1002—(Defen 58 ATER) == m piivate home; single, double. oder»

WINTHROP, 3838—La furnished, jext ls tile bath, “Large. wal privileges.

PARK AVE, 1116—Room with kitchenette, utilities, employed couple or . single woman.

SENATE, 1218 8.—3 rooms nished; utilities. Furnish linens, Adults.

SPRUCE, 1524—2 large rooms, private homie. Cunveniences. Employed couple. Reasonable. GA-2343. .

WEST, ROAD 386-—Near Allison's, 2 streets west Lyndhurst turn right. Jones Housekeeping Cabins.

VELY ruff, iront housekeeping MA-2260.

down; furyour own

M. Drive—-Large room; adults; $86.

BARGE downstairs Tom, furnished rnished; also Ju Ry

per; utilities ies N New Jersey.

Apartments—Unfurn.

APARTMENT RENTAL BURCAY

Choice apts., gladly shown. LI-5558.

H. A. WOODSMALL AGENCY

'ARTMENT RENTAL SERVICE 108 EB WASH. LI-5303

General Apartments

22 W. Vermont

FT. WA ments;

YNE AVE, 904%--2-room Fra $12: lights and water furnished.

HALL PLACE, 1735 (near 18th & Illinois)" Tpstais. fron room, kitchenette; utili-

N.—Large. closet, in- |. ties

Furn. Houses.—Apts. 118A

40; N. on Rd. 431-—7-room modern home, 55--Beautiful modern bedroom apartment, N.—Pinest modern 4-bedroom home. Sag White, WA-4466 (Bve. IR-79566).

NEW Eo] 1348 W.—Well furnished,

frigert ration. on. Adults, ate Bains tetnsoon-

, fyraihed 2-room

or | PARK, 1332 Nice! apartment . with

'Al 027 8.--3 rooms oe: Bde FT bath, od ooip _ Adults; erences.

il share

WIDOW Brod" aly Aspe ge room i piieger

2Seoauireotive Ticit

ToBI 844 W able. CH

twin beds; 3 ii im. D.)—~Large attracSoRRgPY. TH private Homes, gentiemen. hermosa: beds gates, OTH, 4728 W. room, suitable for 2, 2 near TN elarper . TD, OO, To, J SRE Nomen preferfed. TA0TT. : ex- | NEAR B. : A iu

MICHIGAN, $110 E.--Bungalow, 4-room ay $31:50 with mae ie Adults.

dein ome.

TRen0se).

3d ' floor; Ae

Unfurn. Houses for Rent 19]

5-RM. MODERN BUNGL. 1242 W. 35th 2 bedrms, large liv.

rm., nice bath, kitch. with built-ins and brkfst., rm.; hdwd. floors living and dining «+ % basemt,; good furnace, recently overhauled; cement flr.; laundry taps and new sink; 2-car garage. $4,500 cash to loan or terms. Shown by appt. only.

ol BARTH JyA-S5 Tran)

1521 Ewing st.; attractive modern bungalow; oof and J cath s

S-ro0m

pars; tax & 2a , §oeés with the

Ha foal an Larch st; vacant; 3-bedroom, 1. story, newly paved ie ‘fully insulated; -Car garage; paved al near school and trolley. Ce cash. IR-44170 YER. RI-2368. N REALTY CO, INC., REALTORS

PRICE REDUCED Av attractive in-

vestment proper

3419-21 CQLLEGE ty. Five rooms

and bath up, 4 rooms -and bath down; enclosed {front porch; lower appt. just redecorated and refinished; outside newly painteti; furnace completely overhauled, o electric refrigerators and gas range go with prope erty. 5-car garage. Lot, 65x150

Thomas 3% QXTXRLL 5308 Winthrop Ave. 4 25 tue

inc,

bedroom bungalow, conipletely modern, with music room, breakfast room, cabinets in kitchen, full basement, built-in tubs, automatic electric heater, new furnace; garage with side drive. ‘This home is in excellent

condition. Thomas 3%, QUEL DOUBLE — ONLY $2,200 1024-23¢ LUDLOW. AVE. Serm.-a-side; inside toilet, water, gas, lights; $550 down. EDW. DILLEHAY ~~ MA-6411 . 8. CRUSE REALTY CO. 128 N. Del,

To Close Estate

for immediate pale, 10+; I. separate entrance upetalet; ha as

elect., gas and inside tote Keeler Realty Co., Ine, LI-4401,

422-24 S. Division % toon * side

double, gas, water, electricity, new garage, Pav st. rhan | Neu renting for $38 per month, Price , $500 hey balance monthly. Olose Re Curtiss-Wright and Chevrolet

Phillips 18% TREY) "EAST MICH. ST.

Near Jefferion ave. 6-rm. aside Hod bi he double, Good location. ' Priced sell,

0 per cent down. = Jaok Duncan. 1 Lemoks aon.

2514 Vi. 60th st.B8.rm, mod. ex.

your protection for 1 year against burs lary and liability for your residence, For urther jnjormat on see or-call Mr. Nels son, RI-3312. 208 N. Delaware.

ACRO REALTY CO. 717 E. 49TH STREET

2-Bedroom, 2-story modern . with living room, dining room, kitchen breai fast room, enclosed, sealed porch could be used as bedroom or sun room; Jecar garage. MR. BURTT. ALL-HOTTEL CO., MA-8681. NEARLY NEW 3 RMS.; BARGAIN; $80 Eleot.; wired for eive, slave; 3 wells; Place for ex. i IR-~T406 .

sede &Goode 821 90 ples Bank

BE SURE of Ri title. . Demand ap abe’

stract pre “Title Co.

inion 165 EB. Market St. union Title Bldg

25 Hendricks, nice 7-rm., modern, $5,000 Studebaker Realty, Saad... . Cottage for Colored

1924 art dal Bop 'Lookt ndale. EDW. DILLEHAY MA-6411

COLORED HOMES 2704-6 Rader; i 3-100m double, mad:

i except A ha each, Semi-mod., arra on el er : property A "DOUBLE % COLORED

1500 Block E. 10th, 4, Jooms dy, | Cas, water, toilets. . Priced 1 8411. —

MA-9821 EDW. DILLEHAY Real Estate Investment a ‘1321-23 S, Sheffield - s

6 Rooms and bath to side; 2-car cons crete block garage; rent $50 mo.; price,

$2,800; HN Be WELCH & BONS, 23 W. Obs.

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Farms Suburban Sale 258 SECADBE of sickne: farm; 3 Ie

sinha, ¥ SES

$10 bow ® ® the. 1% Acre saat.

MA-9821

t me show you | start *ihat rg re home.’ 0128 £. Washington, IR-6188.

ID HOME—New 2 - moder; dadesient, large 0 3 Beco 2

Rockville rd. BE-0120.

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