Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1942 — Page 17

iT ech Home-Coming Fri day

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Larry Atkins announced today.

Dudley Leads Pro Carriers

CHICAGO, Oct. 7 (U. P).~Bill

Dudley, the former University of|g

Virginia star now with the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football league, was back in the familiar role of a pace-setter today. Dudley, who is getting a. chance to play pro football because he’s too young to be called for military duty

i [under the selective service act, took

over the lead among the ball car-|

riers in the latest averages of the paid-to-play performers. In three games Dudley has gained 205 yards in 35 ball-carrying efforts for an average of 59 yards per try. A season ago Dudley was the key wan in a Virginia team that rolled to eight victories in nine starts. The Cavaliers’ only setback was a 21-to-10 defeat at the hands of Yale. . Led Collegiate Scorers Dudley was a “one-man offense” for Virginia, He led the nation’s collegiate scorers with 134 points, the result of 18 touchdowns and 23 conversions, Bill carried the ball 157 times from scrimmage during the 1941 campaign for a total gain of 857 yards and completed 58 out of 107 passes. Twelve of the successful aerials were good for touchdowns. For the season Dudley had an aggrégate record of gaining 2467 yards by rushing, pass receiving,

punt and kick-off returns.

Athletic director R. V. Copple, Coach Paul Wetzel and Earl Town-

send Jr. (left to right above) make

plans for Tech high school's home-

coming football game Friday against Anderson. Townsend is presi-

dent of the alumni association.

‘ Hartford Featherweight Signs

For Title Match With Wright

NEW YORK, Oct. 7 (U. P.)—Out of Hartford, Conn. comes the deadliest young dynamiter the featherweight division has known in

~ years, His name is Willie Pep, though he was born Gugliermo Papleo,

and he is far more effective than if he were a breakfast food belter—

which he is not. Willie Pep has belted his way Champion Chalky Wright at Madison Square Garden, Nov. 20. And when young Pep steps into the

. ping, he will be favored at about 2-1.

Pep, who has registered 51 straight

- professional victories, is confident

that he can wrest the feather title from : Wright, the ancient Los Angeles Negro who is making his third defense of the title. Pep is positive for reasons of youth, zing and punch. City of Featherweights

Willie is a good -puncher—in fact one of the greatest feather punchers the division has known in years. He can belt an opponent's brains ut with either hand. He demontrated that explosive ability recently at the Garden when he knocked out Frank Franconeri of Bayonne, N. J., in the first round. Young Pep hopes to bring to Hartford the same featherweight crown that was worn by two other natives of the insurance city—Kid *Kaplan and Bat Battalino. . Willie-the-walloper was attending high school and fighting as an amateur when his father became ill and his mother had to go to work. to feed Willie, his 14-year-old sister and a T-year-old brother. Willie says, “I left school to get 8 job as a stockboy in a wallpaper place, I didn't like it, so I decided to turn pro. But before that happened I fought one night for $50, ‘as an amateur,’ and for $100 another night. It all seemed like a miracle—getting that kind of money for fighting. But it wasn’t long before I was getting more.

‘Hit and Run’ Battler

Young Pep advanced rapidly. He had what it takes—a deadly punch plus unusual speed afoot and in boxing technique. Hartford Willie made money. He says, “I bought my folks a house. Now I'm going to see ‘that the younger kids in my family get an education. Sure—I got a gal, but I'm not planning on marriage. I want to make all the money I can for my parents before I go into service—which I surely will.” Willie Pep is one of the most pe‘culiar fighters the ring has ever known, He is a “hit-and-run” battler. He moves in and throws a punch with either hand that will knock one groggy—end then darts away. : Many of the men he hits with that first punch go out completely. Others come for more. But he assures, I hit old man Wright, the fight will be ended. Because he's too old to take what I throw.”

FIGHT RESULTS BE qi bo) ane 190, Dells, alias,

Dave a. 3. anew 3%, New York

rn or Gy as Agests A Ei EE i Tee:

to a featherweight title fight with

Shapiro Surprises Bob Montgomery

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7 (U, P.). —Magxie Shapiro, 28-year-old New York lightweight, won a surprise 10-round decision over Bob Montgomery of Philadelphia last night before T7500 fans at the Arena. Shapiro won easily and had Montgomery in trouble from the third round on when he rocked him with a right to the chin and then floored him twice for counts of one and three. : Montgomery tied up Shapiro with a two-fisted attack to the body in the sixth, but the New Yorker bounced back in the seventh with

| right crosses that left Montgomery

on the ropes. Motacmary weighed 135; Shapiro, 134%.

‘Pop’ Has Mumps; Floyd Takes Over

Frank (Pop) Hedden, acting athletic director and head football coach at Butler university, has the mumps. Hedden will be shut in for several weeks while his assistant, Walt Floyd, directs the team for its game with Ohio university Saturday at Athens. The Bulldogs have dropped three in a row. In their last two contests they have been scored upon for 120 points by Indiana and Illinois. Knute Dobkins and Harold Miller, ends who were injured in the Indiana game, are working out again for this Saturday. Charles Kovatch, 8 newcomer from South “Bend, was in uniform yesterday, while big Tom Sleet, fullback, was absent with influenza.

Howe Golfers Win

Invitational Meet

Joe Wilson’s 74 led Howe high school golfers to victory yesterday as the Nast side team defeated Shortridge in a playoff for the individual school tournament championship at Pleasant Run. Howe's four shooters had a 337 total to Shortridge’s 355. In addition to Wilson the winners’ scores were Bill Hanafee, 79; Bob Stanfill, 86, and Ed Broden, 98. Fred Fitchey paced Shortridge with an 83. Other scores were Jim Spoon, 835; John Smith, ol, and Dick Gilchrist, 100.

vanes, Pastor Matched With Bivins

CLEVELAND, Oct. 7 (U. P).— Bob Pastor, New York heavyweight, will meet Jimmy ‘Bivins, hard-hit-ting Cleveland belter, in a 10-round bout here Oct. 20, Matchmaker

From Far and Wide

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—~New York

| Yankees received world series ticket

Those achievements were good

enough to make him the chief rival}

of Bruce Smith of Minnesota for the “player of the year award.” Dudley gained his share of the ballots for the coveted honor as he won the Walter Camp and Maxwell trophies for outstanding grid work. The accumulation of honors resulted in Dudley being the first player chosen when the National league had’ its anndal “selection” meeting last season. He went to Pittsburgh and time has proved the wisdom of the Steelers’ move.

Thompson, Top Passer

In addition to being the pro circuit’s top ground gainer, Dudley ranks eighth among the league passers with 13 completed tosses in 28 attempts. His passes have been good for 128 yards. Only two Dudley aerials have been intercepted. In scoring he’s in a tie for eighth place while playing with a club that has scored but 41 points in winning one out of three starts. Merle Condit of Brooklyn is second to Dudley among the ground gainers with 104 yards. Condit has the best yardage average with 8.4 yards per try for his 28 efforts. Top passer in the league is Tommy Thompson of the Philadelphia Eagles, who has clicked on 37 out of 72 attempts for a gain of 573 yards. Condit and Don Hutson of the Green Bay Packers are tied for the scoring lead with 24 points each. The five leaders in each department follow: BALL CARRYING * Yards Atts. Gained 3 ro 174

139 132

Dudley, Sisurgh Condit, Brooklyn - g Smith, Cleveland .... 41 T. Williams, Philadelphia 23 Goldberg, Chicago Cards. 38 PASSING

Thompson, Philadelphia.. Baugh, Washi n McAdam Isbell, Green Bay Schw enk, Chicago Cards.. 54

SCORING

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TP. 2% 24 3 18 +3 3 18 BEDFORD TRUCKER KILLED BEDFORD, Oct. T (U. P.).—Harold Wessell, 38, Bedford trucker, was injured fatally yesterday when a broken truck axle caused him to lose control of the vehicle. Wessell was thrown from the truck when it careened off the road into an embankment and was crushed when it rolled over his body.

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Deaths—Funerals 1

Times, Oct.

ADAM—Wilbur N., of 3030 5. a 308 x eJord ine 3 Tost Se age 13 is usban herr) Adm 8 brother of "Wilite of an Services Thurraday, S$ p.m, at Ra a: Moore Peace ghapel. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends are welcome.

(CORRECTED BOCH—Rev. Emil G,,

NOTICE) 3m N. Capital, 1. pasted away Tuesday mo! of Mrs. Anna Herzer Boch, father E Mrs. G. A. Link, Pittsburgh, Pa.; . s. R. B. it, Mich. ;

Service : ary Thursday, in Burial Oro 3 a HL Fr Friends may call at

the a —s.

Willard, 62, beloved Corarey an and father of ther of Everett

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away esday aftern Jhivate at the Planner hy

8 Fishnet of re ER

aay 3 day ‘mor Second a2 em oy

and Lambert sts. invited. Frings Friends on call at “he reticence, Pisoi W, Morris st. Shirley service.

RHEA—Selby Lee, of 861 tered into rest Tu age 33 — wife of Clifford G. hea, mother Clifford G. Rhea Jr. daughter of Mrs. pry Morrell of New Castle, Ind.; sister of Doro en of New. Datile; Ph ddaughter of Maranda of Ind. Services Thursday, 32 1 at Christian church, Osgooe, at Hetzy ‘Moore watt] 10 p. m. Wednesday.

SALMON--Urben, 51, beloved. usbend of of Jalis, fathe father "of Jon, Robert and Mil-

N. Bosari, en-

Lawn lends may

a 30 the m. TE Shirley al OEPLER~Edwar beloved husban 3) Julls Yolloran Stospier Hamil on Williams and of Mr. and M Loutsvitle,

aimed "vey Tuesda, v, m, ai the re dence, . Friends invited. Burial Was! ton Park. Priends may call at the Yesidence any time. Shirley Service. (Books county papers please copy.)

WACKER—Edward ©. Husband of Mrs. Jessie M. Wacker, stepfather of Albert E. Gulley, son of Mrs. Emma Wa brother ‘of Mrs. Florence Ts cennes, Ind., grandfather. of olors and | o8-

wa . Private Fo BR at the uchanan mortuary Friday morning,

WAGNER—Katherine, 65 years of age, 534 Prospect st., foster-mother of Joseph and Bernice Heitz, sister of Mrs. Schuler; city; aunt of Carl = son, Ind., passed way Monday. Friends may call at Ml a S4fTo, Funeral ursday, at Holy Rosary an Peiends. invited. Prayer service at the home, 8:30 a. m., Thursday. Burial St. Joseph's cem etéry. For information call Jordan funeral home; CH-1132. WELDING—Earl B

husband of Nelle Weldin N. Welding, brother of of Gremwsed, Rho

Racine, Wis., p ning at the home, 4360 Funeral "hursday, 10 » m., Shirley Bros. Central repel , ois at 10 st. Burial, Crown Hill. Friends may call at the MORuTY any time,

61 years, beloved , father of Earl Eleanor ldin

Funeral Directors $

2226 Shelby ed 3129 N. Illinois WA-5370

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1034 W. Michigan St.

PAUL E DORSEY 8085 E. N m-17

FARLEY FUNERALS == 1004 , More

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

$5 W. FALL CREEK BLVD,

BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect 8

ONINSTEINER'S _

1601 E. New York J 6G. H. “HERRMANN,

1505 8. EAST § HISEY & TITUS MORTUARY #51 N, DELAWARE ST. MOORE _& —& KIRK TA-0056 SFIRTEY BROS. co.

954 N, Illinois

ROBERT W. STIRLING

MA-6049

1811422 Prospect

Flees “CAFE OF Ti RN 1234 Prospect St. :

Lost and Found 7 illa envelope 10 by 13 inches, iar

overnm met il o la ading Fr near or! 30 or return to Standard Margarine Co., Inc.,, and collect reward.

LOST--Black and tan hound, oJlustick breast, white streak on Back Li reward, BR-4183. Ww. ak: R. R. 14, Box 616, Pn.

Boston Bull, female;

whi on neck petween San. Name “Vicky.” $20" reward, FR

WRIST WATCH lost, Benrus, vicinity of 49th, Pennsylvania to 69th, Central. Reward. BR-43

CASH LOANS,

MORRIS PLAN LOANS are made Without Endorser

PHONE FOR A LOAN — MARKET 4458

cker.| MAID

Walter T. Blasengym ==:

ASK FOR ME, COOTS

= ni KAT

Help Wanted—Female 8

Avoid the Bradictad_cosl shartase.

et SERIE

BR Too BS: Bo: Be A OR

Fog Rr Sto TO $300 :

SATURDAY 9:00 A. M, to 1:00 PF, M.

HONOR TiN NS

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

$353 ssnef

) Over 18, Baby's laundry; no cooking, 2 children, Stay, HU-7051.

NEED 10 GIRLS

(7-50. Neo experience necessary. We train you. For Interview Apply Between 9-11 A. M

Mr. Christen Fountain Luncheonette G..0. MURPHY G0. ‘J 41 N, Winols St, ,

SHORT ORDER COOK, white, § nights week, $15. RI-0815.

STENOGRAPHER

Single, exp. not Sassutial, Must have food typing and shorthand speed. . Needler, Room 2 2 Bis Four bldg.

PERSON 8 STATE PERSONNEL, TV ON, x Meridian. Salary $85 monthly.

TYPIST—Experience in letter work. Camp bell Advertising Co., 238 S. ete SU

WAITRESSES |

18 or over; no sary; good hours; go. See Lunch De

F.W, WOOLWORTH 00.

11 E. Washington

Toe) 8 ith, and 15th, ‘on A “Rooms, ad in = QUICK §

watch, aware. RI-4106.

2, Bn Te

Help Wanted—Female 8

$90 MONTH

Women, 21-30 ; for work in serve ice station, Steady smployment. Opunity for avVenoemont. Apply

GASETERIA

1031 ‘E. Washington.

CLERK-TYPIST

figures. Starting salary : wk. Call Ri. 1321 between 9 AM-—5 P. M.

AL position in our Rental Dept., open for young lady with some bookkeeping and typing MR Beri . A. J. Hueber & Co. 144 N. Delaware at.

Clerks, sypists, comp. oper, ait stenos,

Ali rT tINPLOYMEDN| — t

couple, housework; man do exoutaide w hom NS ork: good e, eth

Good pay. RYBOLRS RESTAURANT, 137 8. Meridian

.|COOK for children’s institu-

Sha a tion. Address Box 959, Times.

al. SUE By =

white; care 2 children;

HOUSEKEEPER, whi Do washing, ‘stay; $10. 9a Ruston, |}

FOUBEERETRE, cooking; no washing; with a excellent Kala; stay, WA-|

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615 Merchants Bank Building Corner Washiagton & Meridia: M. J. Scott, Mgr.. Phone: Riley 1471

Leens Made (0 Residents of Nearby Towns Copyright, Household Finance Corp. 1948

$10 to $300 ON YOUR

ements ag complete loan when you come in.

OPEN Monday Evening Till 8:45

made the

Good salary—Six days. ATT Waitress 1357 8, Meridian

$12 week to start; good ti Waitress oh Siar} S001 Ups.

good Oa Home of 3 children

8. Delaware after 6 p, m.

ml GIRL~General _h children, stay nights. Call BR-35

White Women Cooks Tho hl: i Cooking y IY xe nesd In No a es a Rey Cticle.

. WOMEN EXPERIENCED

in corset alterations and men’s shirts. Apply employment office.

L. S. AYRES & CO. 1 W. Wash.

WANT tholie woman take charge permanent, 1614

WOULD YOU LIKE to travel, Fiorids or California, with sales 8

| ( Mrs. el Lin 9-12 a. Mem 7-8 p. mp.

YOUNG LADY toB a Rte las ore” Fiettadt J a 40-hour Iss Sagnii ginning salary $17.00 with regular in. Write giving Jererencs and telephone number. No previa experience necessary. Box 830 C are Times, Indianapolis Want Ad Number, RI-5851. Help Wanted—Male 9 hs, 34 feet or rr I only Allied "Motor Express, 135 W. Morn

ATTENTION BOYS EARN EXTRA MONEY

ai ala our nize ge and sagt

Routes as ssliably 5 “your

tion ‘Dept., piadiapevels

AUTO MECHANICS TOP SALARY 1450 N. PENNSYLVANIA Boy With Bicyele,.. Lime. st. CLERICAL position in our Rental Dept.

open for man with some bookkeeping

and typing e anes: A. J. Hueber 144 N. Delaware st.

COAL “DRIVERS

COAL DRIVERS

and 13. Polat los and Fuel 2000 western.

COUNTER & GRILL MEN TODDLE hoved OFFICE, FICE, 433 | Ed Sseady pores d West Bales & Servicy a a Prairie ave, South

Epp ———————— ETL EXPERIENCED MACHINIST, milling MACHINIST, 15ihés and

ro & MACHINE CO. 3525 B. Washington, . IR-1151.

EXPERIENCED BUS BOYS

643 E. 38th. eet Taal, ‘Bes uae FILLING STATION sifendants: older men tendants; older men Pintsache SAd. Gamisnias, 3 ed oaniary

Ford Parts Man

fe salary, must be 30th & Cemtral

-or Mr. Babcock, SRILL and GOUNTER WER |e:

8 2000 North:

Capital Finance Corp.

304 Kresge Bldg. 41 E. Washington St., Cor. I MA-4409

Penn.

LOANS ® AUTO FINANCE EQUITABLE SECURITIES COMPANY 39 B ST,

N DIAMONDS, ,AvTos. FUR COATS

LOAN Co. I.

NA-3361,

LOANS

SACKS BROS AUTO LO Ohio at Illinois St,

imitations.

36 Months to

Phone for Free Esti

DISTRIBUTING CO. OF INDIANA

“I've S w About he Stopped Worry Bought—

WEATHER-

STORM SASH 94 Doon 4 Joon

\ 4 Feature . feature, in every res Weather Seal by far excells go.

34 Merchandise for Sale

SEAL INTERLOCKING

Pay

NO DOWN PAYMENT

mate

Ele a. WEATHER SEAL

BR. 9244

Schools & Instructions 12 SENOS Ou HRGpuEnOnS to STUDY AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS

ROSCOE TURNER AERO CORP. J OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN « Get EXPERT Training on Latest Type kngines, Parts. Course covers Overhaul Assembly, Timing, Adjustment, ete. Moderate tuition—terms. For complete information call

Take Bus From 44 Ky. Ave, Direct to Airport.

Roscoe Turner Aero Corp.

Municipal Airport

NOW— NIGHT SCHOOL IN BEAUTY WORK

Starts Mon,, Oct, 5, The first to be held in Indiana. Open to girls 16-60. Open to men. Diplomas issued, Tremendous scarcity of Beauty Operators. Tuition $8 monthly. Enroll by mail, phone or personal interview. Open Every Nite Till 10 P. M. Laure Grayson,

ROYAL Beauty Academy

401 Roosevelt Bldg. RL 0481

Personal Services 13

(ROOFIN ) J Est, free. No money down.

r————————

Up to 3 years to pay. (STORM SASH)

SAVE FOR VICTORY

Storm sash, repairing, remodel roof, mew floors, insulsti jou.

payments, Call _Call CANTRELL, (WINDOW SHADES)

ARR SHADE

Jol ILLINOIS

LET Li] hth ba lb

MN. (A)

new or GA-4360.

a — —.. . Business Opportunities 29

TWO roo! eap, income.

ouses, for sale eap rent, LI-9741.

" Bn

‘34 OLDS Deluxe Coupe, with swap for best camera and cash & chsh. J. MADDEN, 4830 B. New Yi

WILL PAY CASH for used coil hedsprings, regardless of condition. LI-T888, ask

Mr. Mack. SACKS SWAP va avin

318 E, Wash—334 Ind, Ave CARBURETOR check free; also brake service. Guy Lawrence, 1121 N. ridian. LI-1940.

2-wheel, rent, exchange. Exper} Trailers vulcanizing. CH-5887. 1602 Mass,

'37 DE SOTO 4-Door Sedan—Trade for livestock or farm tools. GA-2633.

BWAP CASH for used washer, CH-2202. ——— Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

1G ish Setters, 3 mon 4387 Sutherland, Millersville Road,

SINGERS, hens, bird cages, ma flight; sac, account of *iiness. XK y

Lincoln Aircraft School

Offers 300-hour practical step-by-step training course in Aircraft Con-struction-Maintenance and Repairs, 100-Hour short Amprovement course for those now emplo Day and Ni he Red. Expe riénced licensed Mstructor. Free Employuiens Bepvice.

Tega Payment Pla Opn All as Epecified ‘in Presidential Executive Order 8802 Call or write the

Lincoln Aircraft School

1042 E. Washington St. Open Evenings Until Nine

Per Mo, on That Part It Above Ove $150

| 2% hy ley Arsen.

ot Want rn Lowest Rate in Oity.

Help Wanted—Male B fF ——————————————————— SHOE SALESMAN

who has had several years’ experience. Steady job, straight

Per Month $3. 0p 1 310 dpls. rrr iy

Ask for Mr. Roath

pan UPHOLSTERER—Exp.

Steady work. 1109 Udell. WA-4992.

WANTED

Luncheonette Manager

Man with experience to operate luncheonette, lunch bar combination. Must know how to buy supplies, cook and train and supervise help. Splendid opportunity for advancement. Give full de‘tails as to age, qualifications and past experience in first letter. Box 831, “Times.

WANTED--Janitor; als 2 must be able to drive car; reference N. Illinois.

WANTED—Older houseman; married or single; $53 and apartment. LI-2037.

WANTED CARPENTERS

Finishers and Helpers. Ingyire Hammerman Builders, 255 S. Meridian st.

WESTERN UNION

soa with or without disyeles. A. M.—-Mr. Dalton,

Bon, 18 N.

Report rl YOUNG MAN--Draft exempt, to drive Jelivery, truck. Steady Wh with references. Apply 336 E. Washington. to do all around work. YOUNG man d porter

Salesmen—Agents

a tial, lo sell sen Ponce: dre

anent; state oR, draft classification. Sox

a Wanted, Female 10| ru

be| HOUSEWORK Half of all day, by week; white, middle e seed; smal adult family. Lo pe

Rerignce. OC ame, Telsphons wa

RT than 430 o week eT dere ison .

wody| Schools & Instructions SUPERVISORS

Men, ged 40-30, tin

t class ~-4611,

LEARN WELDING

New class in electric weldin ng and actly lens welding starts Monday, p. m,, Y. M. C. A. Evening School 310 N.. Illinois RI-1331

Personal Services 13

RE-WEAVE MOTH HOLES

INDIANA WEAVING CO, 3d F Floor Miinois Bldg, Room 320, LI-0674

FRESH LAKE FISH

c pound. all ADELMANS MARR. » GCE 30th. TA-7292.

(ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

LADIES. MENS GARMENTS C.EAN®PRESS* REPAIR * RELINE* REASONABLE MEYER O JACOBS

212-214 E. 15th WA-0084

(AUTO SERVICE)

INDIANAPOLIS Spring Co! automobiles, trucks, buses, icky dependable service. 832, W, Wash. «9262.

(BUILDING AND CONTRACTING) ENERAL iring, carpentering, brick, gr and roofing. Insured. Reasonable prices. BL-0850,

(DELIVERY SERVICE) SANDS

Tm L962 gr.

(FENCE COMPANY)

Hoosier Fence Co. Tac: 'tre

Easy terms. HU-8361—-HU-6668, (INSURANCE)

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

RELIABLE INS. ND. YASTN mo. $13 INDIANA TRUST BLDG.

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

PAPER cleaning, washing. Ae pg Ty See —

(PAPER HANGING) PAPERHANGING, paper cleaning, mediate service, plastering and wall washing, good work. TA-0276. (PAPER HANGING & PAINTING)

Wall Paper 5." hanes. puting Jordan, FR-4026.

: (PRINTING) WHEN Yi need Rinting. think RICHARDS THE 127 B New York st. (REFRIGERATION SERVICE) REFRIGERATION service on all makes) refrigerators. Calls answered anywhere, ELMORE JENKINS, TA-7216. — REMODELING

-o~ REMODELING

ERIE RL l

ESTIMA

LETT FES

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Rockwool Tnision average home atti ceiling, $65. Terms if desired. CH-608S. | (ROOFING) ROOF REPAIR. Wew Roofing.

All work work guaranteed......

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Tad ee ———— 3 Seguty School | me WR slstn sewers. Allo

601 N. Delaware. ain

sow and PIGS. BL-0197 Farm, Garden, Plants 33

EVERGREENS can how be PAD line evergreens and shrubs. Reas. Maschmeyer Nursery, 244 W. Troy ave.

Fruit Jars C, “55 o ‘pears Li.s088

Merchandise for Sale

Genuine Inlaid Linoleum, 8% St. yi. Values u o $1.89 HOOSIER AINT & W. Washington 211 B. oF new

ay i tus

W. Morris and

320 W

APEX ELECTRIC IRO! fond ow 1942 models; fully guaraneft . vy . 324.98 ,, hot blast,

$38; Ig. pl. or EAT as: Lg. Retort for _site or coke, $25, and others. Furn. Co,, 33¢ E, Wash

PAY BALANCE Living-rm., bedrm., Say f

iture. Only reliable party ‘need apply.

ELECTRIC DISHWASHER--New; portable

type; a few left;’ $39.15 yi

8 real value BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N.Ill. Opendtod.

TOAS' 3-slice automatic, brand regular $17.25 for only a. 95. Warehouse, 1001 E. New York. eves, till 9 p. m, Nese. © LINOLEUM, 9x12, with border, Come and get ‘em DI

MERI 1712 N. Meridian. 2x6 and 2x8 dimen-

Builders Notice 55." umber. “Aiea ERAL

new paint brushes. GEN INC. LI-3478,

REDGE SEWING MACHINES—Eleo= tric and treadle type; lim- $39.95 .,

ited Stock: fine values .. 8 WHSE., 424 N. n. Open dto 8,

PRACTICALLY n new bedroom sults, including erspring mattress; Rea ate . 3606 N. Keystone. A

DINETTE BETS -— 5-piece; chrome, lime oak, maple and birch; $21 50 . padded chairs; fine values *= se up BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. Openf®to 9. { %~INCH ELECTRIO DRILL--Ballbearing: new; $40. § & MACHA: | IR-11

MEIER ELECTRIC 3626 B. Washington.

DIXIE GAS table top; Beat oy ; insul.

en real $69.95

8 WHSE. 424 N. Il. Open # to 9.

CLEAN UP ainted hirfaces, hardwood floors, Jos ranges ALBERT

MAAS, 3 Wn ‘Vir, Tie, Cor kos ROYAL " Sad EURENA CLEANERS—Geny uine rebuilts; y guar he anteed; only a few Sete $14.96 up BLOCK'S WHBE., 42¢ N. Ill. Open to®.

tables, ¢ IS Tava

BREAKFAST Shaizs, Chui enn caine, Paint Namaly sa sl color; S150 Farm & Home Supply, Ky. MA-0088. ot| Bed Bu Roaches, 6s, Sto. en killed LURIE os WR re Ave. “Lim DRAFTING BOARD and stool ic Tons n Ea | Save Fuel 7, Morn we lowest prices.’ Call LI910. : ELECTRIC ‘Retrigerator, 10 cu. A~4157. ne,

dill

$2.50— "5"; E B Brown—017 Va. 4 Randolph's 2i2™ SE J Fog kar,

RUSH JOBS -Pe, Bedroom suite, modemn= Wash.

istic. 310 E. The Gon Vow ed 3

{3AL. JUSS 50 N. Bend 32,

DL EATE A

arranged. Call for Mr. Price, 310 B. Wash,

RANGE—New; white porcelain