Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1942 — Page 15

J By RED

"Times Special Writer

CHICAGO; Sept. '30.—Dana X. Bible unquestionably “has anotiter| team at Texas, but ‘the Steers will be severely tested at Evanston,| Oct. 3, when they bump into the Northwestern Pp Bernie Bierman’s ar den Iowa pre-flighters to a 20-12 score. The Wildcats field a veteran and rugged first-string line and will | v need it against the Longhorns who swamped Kansas State, 54-0. You :

3ne team

~ Suspended

DURHAM, N. ©. Sept. 30 (U. P.).~Manager Ben Chapman of * the Richmond, Va., Colts, has been suspended from all professional Y baseball activities for 12 months for assaulting Umpire I. H. Case in a Piedmont league game, W. G. ‘Bramham, president of the minor leagues, said today. Bramham said the 12-month :suspensfon would be dated from Sept. 17.

Manders Leads

Pro Scorers

CHICAGO, Sept. 30¢ (U. P.).— Clarence (Pug) Manders, Brooklyn back who was the National professional - football league's leading ground gainer last year, and Gary Famiglietti, second string fullback for the Chicago Bears, took the lead In the league's scoring department after the first full week-end of competition, official records showed today. ; Manders crossed the Philadelphia Eagles’ goal three times Sunday while Famiglietti split the Green Bay Packers’ line for 18 points. Don Hutson, Packer end was third in sgoring with -two touchdowns and four conversions. Steve Juzwik, Washington, followed with 15 points. Gaylon Smith, Cleveland, led the ground; gainers with: 140 yards in.34 attempts, closely followed by. Bill Dudley, Pittsburgh, who made 145 yards in 21 tries. Dante Magnani, Cleveland, was third with 125 in 19 attempts. : ; Tommy Thompson, Philadelphia, led the passers ih yards gained, havng completed ‘tosses for a total of 465 yards in 55 attempts including five touchdown throws, Cecil Isbell completed 19 out of 31 and “Slingin” . Sammy Baugh, Washington, 22 out of 37.

_ Plenty Bass Being Planted—So What

GOOD NEWS FOR the fisherman; or is it? Stream levels in most parts of the state are high and anglers are finding fall fishing : ‘better than usual. And with that comes the announcement Wat: the bad S. fish o.and * service planting 146,000 in the state. Most of the bass are three inches long. This amount is in addition to the regular allotment received by the state. But. it has been announced already that gasoline rationing is coming. That may start gasoline and auto pools for fishing trips.

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deladele

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a SHEE

/'s, “buf Grange Rides § Aang ¥ With the 'Big 1 hree’

|lumbus, although I am not casting

1back in its matinee - with - Iowa

1a winning one.

GRAN GE which held

must pick the men: from Austin. With' the invasion of Fordtiom,

worth by holding a Carolina combination to a scor

the Ram, . Its Notre Dame Now on In

had to rally to tie Wisconsin, 7-7, but that will only make

FS harder for Georgia Tech in South

Bend. The Engineers showed considerable in’ répelling Auburn, ancient and legendary rival, 15-0,

Leahy’s lads from now on in. Ohio, State slaughtered Ft. Knox, 50-0, but A Indiana’s 53-0 shellacking of Butler = was more impressive. The Hoosiers start nine Juniors, sophomore end, Pete Pihos, and have the blond bomber, Billy Hillenbrand in the backfield. > This easily could be Bo McMillin’s year, and the Bloomington aggregation gets my ballot in Co-

it with great confidence. . Pennsylvania - turned mn a surprising performance . against the professional-loaded Georgia pre flighters as did Harvard against the North Carolina pre-flighters, but the Quakers figure to repel the less-experienced: Johnnies in Cambridge.

Bears’ Qver Oregon State

Word from the coast is that California - was fortunate to edge Saint Mary's 6-0, on a blocked kick, yet T have a hunch that what should be a splendid Bear varsity will hit its stride and shade Oregon state, the Rose Bowl champion, in Berkeley. In other far western skirmishes! my choices are Southern California over Washington, Washington state over Oregon, Stanford over Santa Clara and Saint Mary's preflighters over U, C. L. A. A titanic battle is to be waged when Lieut. Col. Bierman returns to Minnesota with .his Iowa preflighters. In this engagement and the one between Iowa and Great Lakes, I lean to the collegians. Having thoroughly demonstrated its strength in deadlocking with highly-touted Notre Dame, Wisconsin should even last year’s score with ‘Marquette. ‘Michigan and its sophomore star, Bob Chappius, upset Great Lakes, 9-0, so must be selected to to make it five Stfalght over Mich-Jgan--gtate. Cornell has more than most people suspect, 80 “I'm giving the Big Red the call over Colgate.

« Purdue Gets Margin

Buff Doneli has the formations and personnel, quesne over Holy. Cross. In intersectional games, I favor Southern Methodist over - Piftsburgh, = Mississippi over Georgetown and V. M. I. over Temple. Moving south, T'm’ giving Purdue a margin: over Vanderbilt, taking Alabama over Mississippi state and the Georgia pre-flighters over the North Carolina pre-flighters. More pronounced bulges go to Tulane in its match with Auburn, South Carolina in its date with = North Carolina and William and Mary in its meeting with V. P. I, <In the Southwest, it’s Louisiana state over Rice, Texas Christian over Arkansas and Texas A. and M. over Texas Tech. . Getting ito Bix Six. competition, Nebraska should bounce

state. Oklahoma A. and M. has the goods with which to repel Baylor. Missouri should not have too much trouble with Colorado. Utah, which let Santa Clara know it was on the field, should get over Arizona. ' In the smacking the Jayhawks took from jhe

feat .by Marquette, I would think Kansas learned sufficient 1pothall to make its effort against ver

But, in modern football, espe~ cially under current conditions, your guess in most instances is as good as anybody's.

2 Monarchs Take

Tennessee has an air raid problem: |: |The Volunteers demonstrated their good * South |

tie, but I'm. giving » shaky woe 5 |

5 un #4

but you have to string’ with Frank

a senior and. a rugged

so I name Du-|

Towa pre-flighters and in their de-|

A lot of wind was taken out of |F Notre Dame's sails when the Irish

Francis Moriarity, a Butler freshman, may break into the. starting lineup Saturday when the Bulldogs invade Champaign, Ill to meet Illinois. The big halfback is a local product and played all of his football on sandlots only.

Lions Recall A. A. Umpire

DETROIT, Sept. 30 (U. P.).—Bill Edwards, coach of the Detroit Lions, today announced additional changes in personnel in an effort to strengthen the squad which has lost its first two National football league games. . Edwards released Anthony Zuzzio, a guard from Muhlenberg college, and Keith Ranspot, an end

sity, and re-scquired the services of John Wiethe, veteran guard who works as an American association umpire during the off-season, and Joe Stringfellow, end from -Mississippi Southern. Stringfellow was placed on the reserve list last week when he was ordered to report to his draft board for -examination. However, he has been deferred, enabling him to re-join the Lions.

Dean in Air Corps WILMINGTON, Del., Sept. 30.—J. Simpson Dean, president of the Delaware park race track, has been commissioned a captain in the army air corps. Dean was intercollegiate golf champion while a student at Princeton.

Rockafeller Returns NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Sept. 30.—Harry J. Rockafeller returned as Rutgers’ football coach this fall. He ran the works during the seasons of 1927 through ’30.

FIGHT RESULTS

. NEW YORK—Jce Peralta, 136, Tamaqua, Pa., oul geles (10)

WHIT! E PLAINS, N. Ye-Biddy Yarrell, 150%, th k, N."J., siithointed Bryant, 152, Dallas, Tex. Tex.

LOS ANGELES-—Jack Chase, 154, Denver, decisionéd Bobby Birch, 157, New Orleans (8); Willie Johnson, 162, Los Angoles, oSaciiioneq Verne Earling, 162, Los

Plane Set Down On 15-Footf Wave

LONDON, Sept. 30 (U..P).~An American filer with the R. A. F,, Pilot Officer L. M. Evans, Bradshaw, W. Va., recently set his land plane, a Hudson bomber, down on the crest of a 15-foot wave as calmly as if it were landing cn an airfield. * Bi Evans, flying with the coastal command, was on anti-submarine patrol over the Atlantic when both engines began to fail. Spotting ‘the smoke from a ship on the

| horizon, he ordered his radioman

to inform the base they were going to abandon the plane. Heading the Hudson toward the, ship, he made a miraculous land-

bomber remaihied on an even keel long enough for the crew to launch a rubber dinghy. [The ship, iD, wiiish proved’ fo be a dirty little the fliers.

Scrap Facls.

Bow you can dpm of the

Deaths—Funerals

from Southern Methodist univer-|

tppinted Cleo Shans, 133, Los An-

ing on the raging sea and the |

ANE

MORINIGO Tre Ee PARAGUAY PRESIDENT

ASUNCION

president of Paraguay for five. more

officers called on the Paraguayan victory at Boquer-

to remain in office. Responding, the president said he| 2.8 2 would take the officers’ demonstration of loyalty és evidence that he had carried out his duties success fully during the last two years,

BABY WEIGHS 30 OUNCES

RIVERDALE, Md, Sept 30 (U. P.) —~Judy Anna Lehman,’ age days, today tipped the scalés at Eugene Leland Memorial hospital at 30 ounces—two ounces more than at birth. The baby took her first nourishment

weight, 1

ednes. low “Ernest io mother of Robert Carrico; both of Carrigo, chap-

: ‘grandmother of Carol Funeral at Lauck Funeral Home, 8. Meridian st., Friday, ; 30 fe m.; St. Catherine's church, Burial Calvary Semetery. Sermbers of the Third Order will meet 8 p. Thursday for rayer. {Washington Tind.) and New rieans (La.) papers please copy.)

ARY—Homer J., beloved husband of ud Cordary; sak died Tuesday, Sept. 29, the resi 421 Congress ave, Funeral at the Blackwell Funeral home a Qct. Services at Holy Angels c hd oh 3 am. Inter. ment at Calvary cemetery

CUSHWA. uebend of loved In husband of a P. Bi Ri of Richard

C0. 1458

tu day, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Greenlawn cemetery Frankfort, Thursday noon.’ Friends may ca the Mortuary.

GREER—Eiwood H., age 75; brother of Mrs. Ada R. Langston, Ma Neaviile of Pittsboro, Ind. "and 8. Virginia Lee Miller, passed away Mon

Bay evenin, eral Shursdey , from Ei iriey Br Bros. Central haps Bilinois at 10th st. Burial Crown

Private service. (Please omit flowers).

HARDESTY Corieliu, ge 85, husband of Zella M., fathe Mrs. Gertrude Helms, Mrs. ‘Maude Collings of Indianapolis. and Mrs. Dorothy Thom on, Galas. n PRAzed AW, away ay mi the J Wilson Yona 1 of the Clities, » 1234 Corson st., . Thursday, 1 m. ends 2 De Burial Gree Wood. Friends call at ‘the “Chapel of the Chimes" Tater $ po m Wednesday.

HODGES—Raymond, age 40 years, of 508 Lincoln, at yeisrans hospital; Bustand of Marie Hodges, son of H brother of Herbert Hodges, Mrs. Herschel Talbott of Los Angeles and Mrs. Jane Maddox of Terre Haute. Funeral at Lauck Funeral Home, | 1 Thursdey, 8:30 Sac church, 9 a. m. Burial 1 Calvary cemetery.

JUDD—Katherine, age 47, wife of Ri Judd; mother of Mrs. Katherine > Smith, Mrs. Ruth Ross, Jeraldine, R win Judd; stepmother of

Friday, 3 p. Friends Avited. aural Floral Park. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p. m. Thursday.

KUHN—William Floyd, ¢ age 63, beloved husband of Minnie father of . and Flora Ellen Kuhn, othe:

Cemetery. ends m: chapel after 6 p. m. Wi ay.

LACKEY—Charles 'W., *1046 St. Paul st., husband of Pearl, father of Mrs. M ssed away Tuesday Sista Wg.

LEMONS—Jack Fenns age 7 months, beloved son ° ‘and Geraldine Lemons, on of Jeans Lee Lemons, assed a he resid eral m., 8% the residence, 1307 jurial Floral Park. Friends the residence anytime.

\ e ROLLEN—William am, eerel into rest ot Veterans Hospital, Outwood, Ky., Mo day, 28° 45 years, brother of oo Basel Nov Servi Thursda

ces M. Hak. W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial phia, Ind. Friends ,. wel come, ROCKY—Pauline J. 5251 E. 11th st., Ye loved wife of Harold: Rocky, mother. of Maxine Ward, daughter of and Mrs. A. Widener, of Mrs, Cecil Booher, Mrs. Helen Sanders, Mrs. Jean Casserly, Mrs, Hughes, . Paul and Eugen | this life Thastay, age 36. Funeral Friday, fot. 2,

years. TR S0UD of High BHDY ahd nAYY : Morinigo on the|— en occasion of the 10th anniversary of |PS0 Jost on in the Chaco war and asked him|

yesterday through an|} evedropper and immediately gained

—~FLANNER 3} BUCHANAN, 5 W. FALL CREEK BL

i130 Frospoot GRINSTEINERS

1601 E. New York

G. Ho HERMAN, = MA-3488

1505 8. EAST ST.

on- A-sose "SHIRLEY - BROS. co. 054 N. linols 11-5400 W. STIRLING

PR Sa TE Help Wanted—Female 8

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

+ Women or Girls To sell shoes. Experience preferred but not com » Very good salary while lea: : good hours. Apply ‘at once to Mr,

Silver. ; SCHIFF’S BIG SHOE STORE 140 E. Washington. LI. 0910

HOSTESS

Between the ages of 20 and 30. Call MA-4306.

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 ine creases. Write giving’ references and telephone number. No previous experience necessary. Box 830 ‘Care Times.

BERT §, GADD Fe MA-9)

2st | permanent position for young man with. some department or chain store ex-

| ‘Dayton, Ohio.

ence — preferably in toys. Address replies td }i,. Mr. G. H. Schweizer, the ‘Elder & Johnson Company,

RADIO SERVICE ‘MAN real sendy employment, good wo salary. Older man preferred.

Apply Employment Office Tth Floor

Wm. H. BLOCK CO.

YOUNG WOMEN |

sam a | Our our automatic o school. Class No Phil pm nec as Por, rere Tus Sklar Ju Tr Rous uapay acu Haton, ‘Guaranty Pidg, ; STENOGRAPHER

SEVERAL reliable drivers te {| haul coal. South Side Plant,

POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO, 1902 §. East St.

Garfield Park Car Stops at Yard.

WANTED EXPERIENCED

COAL TRUCK DRIVER

| PITTMAN--RICE ‘ COAL 00. 102 S. LaSalle St.”

TRUCK DRIVERS |

Positions open for. drivers on overland furniture vans. Operations cofer United States. Weekly wage, steady work. Age 25-55. Apply to Mr. Gentry. 863 Mass. ave., Indianapolis, Ind. AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.

26 LABORERS General Work

American Aggregates Corp. 1400 W. Raymond St.

MAN, for steady Saturday work, selling shoes. College or high school students desirable. STAR STORE. ,

SHR EER RA Fireman. and Maintenance Man for Marott Hotel. Age no object. Only experienced man will be considered. Apply to Geo, McKinney, Bldg. Supt, or Geo. J. Marott, Owner,

Opportunity for Ladies

Pleasant outside house-to-house sales work selling bakery Products door to door. You are in business ourself. We furnish equipment and a andise, No sales experience necessary, but driver's license essential. Attractive guaranteed sal plus additional Sonlission for increas siness. Call RI-6465 for appointment.

Girl or Older Woman

for rofall coal Sitice; ae a person with previous coal experience. Reference required.” Will interview Sppitcant evenings. IR-1191 or IR-7974° for Sppointing nt. G-MERRICK COAL

Attractive Tall Girls

1§ to 30—Learn checking, $19 week, while training.

EI RSET: 607 Odd Fellow bldg. Lic. Emp. Agcy. TWO OFFICE GIRLS 3808 E. WASHINGTON $25-$35 PER WEEK GUARANTEED SALARY

Sales work for girls, 21-35; car and expenses paid. Call MA-0655 Tor interview.

*d! Branch Store Manager. Ex-

perience not essential. Apply 1004 Madison.

White Women Cooks Thoroughly 4 ExperiBaced

Coo rving Mea, No Sundays 46 Monument Glrcle;

(20 NON-SCHOOL GIRLS, age 15-20, with and without bicycles; work; ALSO several sts. Advance-

pay. ment Ei Baie AL T GRA Sweeney, 9 8. Meridian.

ame OR ELDERLY woman, good house‘keeper, no washing, no cooking, care

2 small children, home nights; $7 IR-3080. STENOGRAPHERS and ists. APPY STATE PN = hn lg 1 Meridian. Salary $85 mi HOUSEKEEPER, Whites “, one housework, sundry; 8 ti. __ Stay. RI-07 Praneenk il nr. Shildieh; Shployed mother. Rd oh B. Clair.

HOUSEKEEPER, white, care of 3 children, aay nights $8. Call after § p. m. HU-

STENOGRAPHER, 25-35; 5 ft. 6 in., neat appearance and pleasing personality essential. See Mr. Pickett, Western Union.

Woman for Bakery Work. No experience necessary. 1815 South-

NOTICE :: be the a a Fig.

SHOE SALESMEN

EXPERIENCED

In Men’s Department MAROTT’'S SHOE STORE

SALESMEN

Dignified contact plan through direct leads and by appointment. Best product in its fleld. Sales up 30% over last year. Tr nd ooaching given new men. Jou can reasonably expect immediate sarnings fiom m $50 h.. Js 0 pe yg F For full see Sutie 312-314, 320 North, Meridian, Indianapolis.

ATTENTION BOYS EARN EXTRA MONEY

"| After hoo) by delivering a Times Route.

ur e, age dress . Routes available in ur neighborhood. Write te Indianapolis Tim tion ‘Dept., TODAY

~® COAL TRUCK DRIVER ® Good rate of pay. MUESING-MERRICK COAL CO.

3830 Brookville Re -IR-1191 . IR-7636

Trucks to Haul “Goal

Steady hauling—good rate of ‘pay. Union Ice & Coal Co.

Coal Truck Driver

D RATE .OF PAY.

701 E E. "Washington St. PORTERS WANTED

Sober, indusitious, honest, O One to boil

in Bronze room, tbe ar room. Pay or n eh work. Must 21. See Mr. . Graham, Hotel Wi

"STEADY POSITION.

for experienced fuel oil driver. Good Metropolitan Coal & Oil Co. 1001 Massachusetts Ave. Bey Di Pickers and Tomato will receive during season.

COAL DRIVERS

Experienced. betw: 3 and 2 Pola ih vf Fuel. 2000 western.

ent for work done pay. AL BUTCHER

sm. North-

at Feed Rik Ep Burial | eastern ave. i Wanted 2 Truck k Mechanics |" 0D oHme ny. "perience. Eaten, aio Servcie, 370] 2134 or apply in on Andersen Motor BOSENGARTEN Clalult. He Son Service, Louisian day at her home, 6 N. Alabama, ] TP ORK ork for fon ogy, or 1 b house. ICE ROUTE PR IVERS ining. “Burial adisaepolis Hebrew OPFORTUNITY T for women over 35 who 5000 Northwestern (] . . no qualify defense Comm. SEYERNS_Ms. Leols X. matter of Roy| coor i ST TAILORS AND BUSHELMEN Esme James omni oh CH-0080-M, before 3. oTeary oF Mz. Eby st MA-2197,

‘salary $21.50 plus bonus -& commission; car furnished. | - Grand Union Co., 444 S. Penn. NT tu oar MEN PAY Tobrie X EOUsn CAN QUALIFY.

Positions Wanted, Female 10

HOUREEEEPSA in motheriess home. ne. Ona keg :

Positions Wanted—Male 11

MAINTENANCE WORK, white man in gentleman's home, stay on pice, will go ‘Box 980 Bel

Schools & Instructions

NIGHT TRAINING IN BEAUTY WORK

NOW gf ENR NOW. PREPARE FOR A Tule tion $8 eo over the telene. or an oA PR ew. Roya Beauty Academy RI-0481 A aka , Registrar

Pay Tuition After Placement

INSPECTORS, ASSENBLERS

CLASS STARTS MONgstailos Joe . _ Positions

hi DRAFTING COLLEGE International Beautv School

help supply the demand for Besiulciang? ans; a ektal PR and terms. 2329 Pennsyly .

Rersonal Services 13 CHARIT. a So does no Pa sufficient vide allo the usicat o u iment heeded by its ie

and woul to accept gifts of : aud and Nd brass, wood- wind f and ercussion instruments. ou wn play: , Dr. F. M,

be g to have discarded gam d Siistis equipment, osevelt bldg.

DENTIST aoe 37

Miller, ‘1011 R: LI-9946.

(ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

LADIES. MENS GARMENTS CLEAN PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE JACOBS

WA 0084

MEYER O 214 LE. 16th

(AUTO PAINTING)

WARREN Auto Service, New location, 213 E. Ohio. Body, fender repairing, painting. MA-9616.

(BUILDING AND CONTRACTING)

SN Pec Te USNS

OUOASIONS Complete,*

KING'S

ar ru i new, ost ‘81

be told f

50: 1 vine “WE sucrirle 65;

ut bed ® dibette sui oak,

inette, s Ital t. ining “rm suite Hl complete, Tae 30; 50; xy gas range, $44; white Boree rela Studia

table-to 8 range, a apt. size, 1 &

cou 8 e lovely

n. Open till 10 P Terms

a 3-rm. apt., $145. $1.78 per wk. ond

ARMY G00DS couriers sroox

Hunting ts, SI MPLETE 81 500; 4-Buokle Arctics, $1,235; Raincoats, $1; Wool Bhirts and Pants. Gloves and Mitts, 10c; Sox, 10c; Overalls, 35¢; Wool Underwear. Duck Coats, $3.75. CCC Wool Mackinaws, $2.75, Army Shoes. Lumberjacks, $2.50. Horse Blankets, Tarpaulins. All sizes, new, used. Hunting Leggins, 35c.

BEDROOM suite, $49.50; a beaut. living ;. one of the finest dining Tm, Es we have fine dinette hte,

69. extra a tilt Pack. chair and ot

an; from brand mew, $10.60, 2255 N. Meridian. Open till 10 p. m.

NEW and USED LUMBER ~

Marion Material C Co. | 2046 Northwestern. TA-4548.

“ENE a el 8.

of brish and be

8 OUSE. 1001 E. New York. Open ew or! ya Re 9 p. m. FR-1466. pon PLUMBING

VL td SUPPLY CO.

834 W. WASH. RI.1232

ASTERS, automatio, 2-slice, Hromio

GENERAL repairing, carpentering, brick, cement and roofing. Insured. Reasonable prices. BL~0360.

(DELIVERY SERVICE)

ACME Truck "oor montnly. © LI1-9642 (FENCE COMPANY) Hoosier Fence Co. 72 Easy terms. HU-8361--HU-6668,

FURNACE REPAIRING

WE CLEAN, repair and install all makes of furnaces. Free estimates. WA-9180,

(GARAGE—STORAGE AND PARKING) EMPIRE Gara vl 126 BE. Wabash, ‘ RI-4181. Storage, par ing. car washing and polishing; reasonable.

(INSURANCE)

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, INC. 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. MA-0431.

Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins. MA-3428, L, D. MAZUR, 108 BE. WASH. ST, PAPER CLEANING

ry, lawn, Est. free,

fic ro C1 ‘bakelite hbase and ndles double control, toast bread dork Wa Soex, b+ 001 E E. N Ye k. b+ eves till § p. m. FR-1 i606, SF HOT POINT and KELVINATOR ELECT, RANGES—Now 1942 rhodels; a few e. ne WAIUGE ..iinsraraiivivae + $i 18.96 u BLOCK'S WHSE,, 424 N, Ill. Open 9 to

Insul Tosulation Bd. 4x8, 3% 1h: ber 109. il WRIG! BACHMAN L Union Stock Yards. ® oak Open Till 5 P. M. Saturday. Genuine Inlaid Linoleum, 89¢ sq. yd. Values up to $1. 39 Yd. HOOSIER PAIN

{OLE 320 W. Washington fu SE LEN

PEKINGESE, 1 male, 1 female, pure bred dogs, suitable for breeding purposes, have papers. Also 1 new lovely console radi can be seen at Landrith Grocery & Shell Station Trailer Park, Columbus, Indiana,

“umber a

W. Morris and Drover

STOCK and used and duit te nl ding ‘ma eri Tala at greats

- Fara

BLOCK'S WHSE,, 42¢ N. Ill, Open 9 to 9

Sudden Death

Kills most types household insects,

PAPER cleaning, pa) han wall | pon c. Re. B ugs, fleas, e Washing. Brown E*Reece, Roi. ALBERT G. MAAS, 31 Va. Ave, MA-8318 (PAPER HANGING & PAINTING) all | First class steaming; pa STATE. yd ay; na » pa- TERS—New; Wall Paper per hanging, painting. | . attractive prices. Buy now $22.60 up Jordan, FR-4026. BLOCK'S WHSE,, 424 N, 111, Open § to § (PRINTING) WRC, Jexivie Yd dn stock, Call us WHEN YOU need printing, think off 05. Gescrpron snd price. RI 7 B. New co. | RICHARDS THE PR. PRINTER 127 B 3525 E. Washington IR-1151,

(REFRIGERATION SERVICE)

REFRIGERATION service on all makes Frtigeratals. Calls answered anywhere. RE JENKINS, TA-7216.

(REMODELING

> REMODELING

ARN 1 DN

FREE ESTIMATES big Cte pa 1 3 IN HOME REMODELING HAMMER -MAN BLDRS. RI. 9744

(ROCKWOOL INSULATION)

hand; average home attic, ceiling, $65. Terms if desired. CH-6085

Co RET Wee oot 1.2020 (SEWER CLEANING) TTL, ton: | Keeteie way to sissn seers: Ma, 3073

ROTO ROOTER ;iwex sevice co.

(WINDOW SHADES) EAR SHADE CO.

N ILLINOIS RI-1581

oN (LVR FL IU Co.

HE 0 * * TRIE

DIXIE GAS RANGE-—New; white porcelain

Josie Sou Haat Tug ami" $60.95

Sita 8S WHBSE., 424 N. Ill, Open 9 to 9 sges,, approximately 1 RT a i. "ort 19 i 5

redwood R. Bu ly Tn Ce uilt; y uaranteed ........c..000 $ | 4.95 LOCK’S WHSE., 424 N, Ill Open 9 to

Roaches, etc., easily killed Bed Bugs with Protecto aphay. 3 LURIE CO., 911 Mass. ave. 3793,

DINETTE SETS--New st lee; re lime oak, maple and bi $21 50 added chairs ........... . Block's WHSE., 424 N. Ili. Open 9 t hh J

v Drop Leaf Table *2% JDath Set . | Meridian Furniture Co., 1712 N. Meridian,

APEX PORTABLE - els; a few left real values ............,. . BLOCK'S WHSE,, 424 N. IIL. Open 9 to

New shipment. Cider J Fruit Jars 15¢ ara Bottle oo 901 Virginia. MA-0556.

UTILITY CABINETS—Me single, and double ' com

partments; price range ,. up

Meridian Furn, Co., Inc. 1712 N: Meridian. Open Eves,

STORE fixtures, bakery pment, special [up t. Buy — 419 E. Ohio,

Save Fuel 22, line

For free lowest prices. Call LI-7910.

Living room suite; 2-piece

storm sash

estimate, velour, 310 E. Wash, -

Swap! i 31 enerator; estal . type, ig I polishing rl hand punch ang shears, heavy uty, 813 N.

REFRIGERA' RADIOS, ELECTRIC 1 Sera tRED FOR LESS. MA-2868.

Wi TAS Sa at 3 8 SP LI-7566, ask Me. Mack. | CARBURETOR Check free; also brake service. Guy Lawrence, in N. Meri-

WE al neral hy or Sis ro

IRL— Tm, Fes dh care

‘of chile L1-9869.

u | Housekeeper 3215s Tom Tom

| MAID=—Over 18;

baby's A cook ou: 2 Shier; To. 708

WANTED-—Housemother for. ren’s inhus. | "stitution. a

_SERVICE_MAN Gritaes Hire Gor 3 w, Bi COAL DRIVERS

SIDE ICE CO. LYNN 8T.

GOLOREG drivers or chaulieurs, wipers.

Mi Oe Stops 1131 HN walls for TONER

TRACTOR Bit Soi EE, EE Pa =| Griddle Man ge

ColLHUMMBL ./ Fo oo oo

ren de “UPHOLSTERER-EXP. _ Steady work. 1100 Udell. WA-4993.

suis]

1402 Main BE, way and Stout Field.

: : Service Station 18 - 50 : bn Sn £515

SE i SAOKS SWAP 3:°% bende anything.

318 BE. Wash—334 nd, Ave. LI A

Trailers 2 ree, Ten tess

SWAP CASH for used washer, . CH-2202.

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

’ 'TS for sale, eek: $50 a , By b whole floc are south Martins call ab 20 N. West st., Indianapolis, Ind.

Bird Dog, 2 yrs. old. IR-2234 English Bull 1 year old; male; rea-

sonable. 1015 8. High, WANTED—25 Pl th or Rhode Island Reds. GA-¥

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CT Paint Neon ay, aL all,color; $i 50

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TARPAULIN, Jam, cost $31, sell _~ at 3865, Ring 3 3-Pc. Bedroom suite, modernistic. 310 E. Wash. $40.50

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Fill Dirt— Call BR-6515 ° DRESSER, $12.98

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MIRRORS, 69¢ Up. Musical Instru—Radlo uA

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