Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1942 — Page 30

30 Merchandise for Sale

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Lomabnwesl in will glady make you: a loan of ne to $25 if that is all you need to solve your roblem. ile you wait’ service is available - to those who telephone aber or come in prepared to furnish proper identi- » Aeailon and evidence of emplo ent. If you need a larger amount, $100, ‘or more, just 0W, No matter what size loan you choose, you ay. only for.the number of days you actually use the money. The cost ; on short-term loans is’ therefore, almost negligible.

Help Wanted—Fémale - 8

LADIES (2) who are free to travel Jearby z ‘towns ‘in Indianas - ear furn.- — pays: $30 to $40 weekly. Apply. Room on) Security Trust bldg. wR

LARGE food company needs. reliable Th lady, qualified to do .officé work; shorthand. not necessary, .but must be ‘accurate with figures. This offers good opRortynity for advancement. Box 771,]

|Lost and Found

FOX TERRIER LOST—Male, white with black markings. © Black harness. . Name “Buddie.” Vicinity N. Edgewood. Reward. L. F. Gillette, Southtown Trailer Camp, GA-3343.

GLASSES, boy's gold rimmed, lost in dark blue case, between Prospect and Harlan to English ave. Need badly. Reward.

2210 English. ) for male toy screwtail $10 Reward bull; child's pet; name

“Mickey”; “vicin:: “#0th-Kenwood. HU-2625.

WELSH TERRIE Black and Tan

puppy. Reward. ~ IR-4724. : ’

LOST—Gold "shaped.

"ISLATE ELECTED BY REGISTRARS

Miss. Veneta Kunter of DePauw Named. President At Annual’ Parley.

Georgia = t AlL: Sinkwich Because of ‘One-Play’ Costa

ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 6 (U.P) —Undefeated and untied Georgia, rated at the top of the college football pile, has its great players but one of the best—and most unpublicized—is a fourth-string center known as “One-Play Costa” and “Leo the Lion-Hearted.” The place-kicking of Leo Costa, a stocky senior out of Athens, Ga., is directly responsible for the Bulldogs’ success. For in the opening game

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Costa . trotted on the field for his one play and booted the extra point that gave Georgia a 7-6 win over Kentucky. Then he returned to the bench. Leo is the answer to a -coach’s prayer when it comes to tacking: on that vital extra point. Last season he split ‘the uprights 37 out of 44 times to rank third among Georgia scorers. In seven games this season, Costa has converted 25 out of 30 attempts. Three were blocked and two missed the bar, Will Need Him Against Tech Since that Kentucky victory, Georgia has been bowling over its opponents by such- one-sided scores that Costa’s points after touchdown haven’t meant much.. Coach Wally Butts thinks that Leo may provide the margin- of * victory when: the Bulldogs meet ‘Georgia Tech, their rival for conference and national honors, in Athens Nov. 28. : The kicking specialist, who warms up during the week by booting placements all over the field and doing a daily turn around the. cinder track, also may be an important cog in the Georgia machine Saturday when it meets Florida. The "Gators annually point for the contest with their traditional rivals and may make: things close.

Coach Alexander Ill

Georgia Tech headlines the Seutheastern conference card this week-end when it attempts to preserve its spotless record against Kentucky. Tech will be without the services of Coach Bill Alexander, who is ill, but will rule a slight favorite. The schedule ‘includes two other canference tilts, Mississippi against Vanderbilt and Mississippi state, against Tulane; two intersectional tilts, L. S. U. against Fordham in New York and Tennessee vs. Cincinnati, and two sectional contests, Alabama against South Carolina and Auburn vs. Georgia Pre-Flight. + Southeastern conference standIngs:

Ww Georgia seReai ares sersearingeee db Georgia Tech. we rea kt ire rga “en abs “ . Mississippi State ...... orida ©, .. Vanderuie . Auburn Mississippi Kentucky

Bibeault Enough

MONTREAL, Nov. 6.—Manager Tommy Gorman evidently thinks so well of Goalie Paul Bibeault of Les Canadiens that he sold Bert Gardiner to the Chicago = Black Hawks.

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ILLINOIS AND OHIO STS.

Open to 7 P. M.—Sat to 10 P. M.

ground they gain in Saturday's. Big

i lowers -almos{ as much ‘as their

to 14, last night at the Y.

Indiana Leaves | For Minnesota

. . Times Special .BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 6.—Indiana’s football team headed for Minnesota’s great gridiron arena today, ready to make -the goalin’ Gophers labor: for , every inch of

Nine northern. ‘clash. The * Hoosiers, even during the lean years of football wins, have been good for one major upset of the’ campaign, and the 1942. squad, hopped up by their great battle) against the Iowa Cadet and professional stars, embarked for Minne-

apolis ‘with. the determination to make Saturday's’ tilt one to be remembered “in the history books. Indiana coaches who ‘have watched the Gophers repeatedly have warned the Hoosiers that Minnesota is still Minnesota—the best in the land—regardless of anything that might have preceded the game Saturday. =’ The only changes in the Indiana lineup will be. defensive alterations. Ted Hasapes ‘and Pete Pihos will start at ends; Ed Bell and Bob Zimny, - tackles; Russell Deal and John Bochneika, guards; John Tavener; center, and Lou Saban, Billy’ Hillenbrand,” Bob Cowan and Captain Bob ‘White in the backfield. . To cope with the power-plunging of Minnesota’s: Bill Daley, Coach |Bo McMillin may use two of his fullbacks, Captain White and Hugh McKinnis, sophomore, at the defensive. halfback posifions.

Neck Victory

NEW YORK, Nov. 68 (U. P).— Milky Way Farm’s Dogpatch proved best in- a tight three horse finish and won a neck victory in’ the John ‘Paul Jones Handicap at the opening “of - Victory week at Belmont Park yesterday. . A crowd .of 8630 saw the son of Bull" Dog" respond to the whip of Teddy Atkinson and .outfinish Trierarch’ ‘with Vain Prince third, another nose away.

Author Governali

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Current issue of “Jester,” Columbia’s hlimor magazine, contains a well-written short story by Paul- Governali, the Lion’s remarkable passer. )

Podd and Paar

LEWISBURG, Pa., Nov. 6.—Chet Podd and Johnny Paar's soundalike :names confuse Bucknell fol-

aerial efforts confound defenses.

AMATEUR BASKETBALL

“Y"” varsity defeated Lukas- Harold, 35 M. C. A.

Royal Crown Colas ~ will ‘play Allison | Service Sunday night in a Warm-Up tournament game at Pennsy gym at 6 m.

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$1 holds any garment’ in layaway

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LOAN CO. 203 E. WASHINGTON ST.

Others ‘$5 Up

2nd Door East of Delaware St.

Oldest Loan Brokers in the State.

146 E . WASH

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On Everything! - Diamonds, Watches, “Musical. Instruments, - Cameras,

Clothing, Shotguns, Ete.

JEWELRY Coa Inc. INGTON ST.

WE Buy Diamonds

‘HIGHEST Casn PRICES

STANLEY “Jewelry Co.

113 W. Wash. Lincoln: Hotel Bldg.

You Save Because We Save Men's Suits & Overcoats 16” *18” “21” 24” CASE CLOT HES

215 N. Senate — — Operi 9 to 9

Susan J ward. HU-2140.

universities who attended.

college and Mr. Norris succeeds Mrs. Ruth Deming of Butler university.

Ross, president of Butler university,

young people for the task of solving post-war problems.

tional system, putting emphasis on international social and economic problems,” Dr. Ross said.

State Teachers’ college, warned the registrars that the “urgencies of war allow us less latitude for error in advising men, destined schools.”

ments after the war for teachers’ licenses in Indiana will not arise, J. Fred Hull, director of teacher training for the state department of public instruction, told the representatives because the state has not, modified its present requirements.

the registrars reported.

NESKY—Dorothy N.

In the one-day convention yester-|. day of‘ the “Association of - Indiana | 75 Ste LE on "av. Sho or i i ‘Northwestern car eward. v. Brown, inter, ‘Tegistrar. at Debaun unis | 20 Hosorook ” - : f Keys. lost Brightversity was elected president and |KEYS: Busch o Hey To on Ben Stanley Norris, registrar = at the|CH-3100. ? ‘a Arthur * Jordan Conservatory of |: Music, was -named secretary-treas- Schools & Instructions 7A

ure. Ss i mr A The annual convention, the} SERVE YOUR COUNTRY!

PERMANENT position; charge of office nd

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STENOGRAPHERS

appointment geek for photograph. studio. ! Former. ‘“Wheelan" gir] desirable ‘but nat essential... Age %- 35. $18 per week and

For grocery.

SALESGIRL 3760 N: Tlinois.

SALESWOMAN—Experienced in - ladies’ : ready. to wear department. Good salary; steady position. Apply Brooks, 26 E. ' Washington. : 5

and. . typis STATE PERSONNEL DIV: TON. 141 8S. Meridian.

Apply |

Salary, $85. monthly.

fourth, was held at Butler university. DePauw was chosen for Untrained Men, Women, Can Train for Important

the 1943 convention by ‘the 40 representatives from 18 ‘colleges and | 1d! ; _* (fWork’in Aviation Industry! Course Offered in Aircraft Engines,

Airplane Mechahies,. Welding, - Radio.

Miss Kunter: succeeds Harry Elder of the Indiana ‘State Teachers’

Aviation mechanics and technicians

STENOGRAPHER "Ediphone operator, light short‘hand ‘work, 5 “day” week, 40 hrs, Reilly Laboratories, 1500 S. Tibbs.

produced at this preferred training

center are in great demand! You'll do a service to your country by preparing for important jobs in war industries, for civilian jobs in the air force, or as a specialist in the

At a luncheon meeting, Dr. M. O.

said that educators must train

STENOGRAPHER

Apply to Miss Newby, 4th floor, Gond-

stein’s, 16 .E. Wa.

Services. Government-certified instructors . ay and evening classes . . . moderate tuition. For compiete information call BE-5005, or come direct to Municipal Airport,

“We must redirect ofir educa-

STENOGRAPHER, LIFE INSUR-

ANCE—Permanent. Guardian Life Ins. Co. 1328 Circle Tower.

Gas rationing should be no obstacle for those who

" Warns of War Problem

Waitress

furnished; 6-day week. SPEN

Short hours; good pay. Ideal working conditions. Uniforms

really want to serve their country by training for war work. Excellent bus transportation right to our door.

Municipal Air ort Bus leaves iif Kentucky ave. About Every 20 Minutes.

Roscoe Turner Aero Corp.

BE Imont 5005 Airport. : Indianapolis. |

Dr. J. Erle Grinnell of Indiana

particulary those for officer candidate The problem of raising require-

Municipal

International Beauty School

Asks you to help supply the demand for Beauticians; special price and terms. 229 N. Pennsylvania.

A “Room” ad in. The TIMES costs as little: ‘as 16c per day produces QUICK RESULTS. “tone #15351 between 8 a. m. and 8 pb.

The majority of schools reported a decline in enrollment this year,

Help Wanted—Female 8 2 Women Wanted Immediately Increased business requires adding more women to our organization. Permanent income, commission. RI-5929 for an appointment.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 indianapolis Times, Friday, Nov. 6, 1942

ANDERSON—Jerry, beloved husband of Mayme, passed away Thursday. Services Saturday, 2 p. m., at the W. D. Beanblasen Mortuary. ‘Burial Floral Park cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

ist (rapid) 607 ou Fellow Bldg.

BEAUTY OPERATOR or apprentice, or part tirge. MA-0434 between 9\and 3

3 General office, experienced, 18- 35. Biller 359 N. Illinois. 18-

BOOKKEEPER

Large, local corporation, has opening for capable bookkeeper. Must be able to tvpe and produce good references. Good salary and opportunity for regular increases and’ advancement. Pleasant . working conditions. 5-day week—time and . one-half for overtime. In reply give age, phone number and brief outline of experience. Replies held confidential. Box 836, care Times.

N. Capitol

CLARK— Albert Robert, 3028 Sarah Eva

ave., beloved husband of Clark, father of Edward J., Lella F., Merrill W., Paul H. and ‘Elmer W. Clark, passed away Wednesday evening. Service. Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Saturday, 1 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the residence.

DOTY—Caroline Louise, of 707 Joseph st., darling little daughter of Arthur and Pauline Doty, departed this life Thursday. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. m. at Moore & Kirk West Side. Community Funeral Home, 6112 W. Washington st. Burial Glen Haven cemetery.

FULTZ—Gehe Roland, age 16 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fultz, brother ‘of Charles, Paul, Frederick and Zuleka Rae Fultz; grandson of Mrs. Martha Hawk, passed away Wednesday evening. Services .Saturday, 1:30 p.. m., Conkle Funeral Home. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at funeral home.

HANSEN—Hans P., husband of Louise B., father of . Robert Stanley, brother of Walter E., George A., €arl V. Marie Hansen and Mrs. Anna Hansen, passed away at his home Wednesday. Service]. at the Flanner = Buchanan Mortuary, Saturday, 2:30 m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary.

‘Bookkeeper-Stenographer

Male or Female—Call GA-2436

CASHIER

Large, reliable, :local_ firm, . has opening for cashier with bookkeeping and typing experience. Good “salary. Ideal working ‘conditions. - Five-day week with time and onehalf for .overtime. In reply give age, telephone number and. outline oi experience. "All replies treated confidentially. Box 527, care Times.

KOTHE—Carrie, sister of Mrs. Florence Engle, aunt of Mrs. Mary Mildred Simon and Leonard Engle, died "at the home, 637 N. Rural st. Friends may

CASHIER— Young women, who can Take

full \

Routes available

HOTEL, 248 S. Illinois. WAITRESSES 73 c. “veei'to stars

for full time. . 925 N. Illinois.

Waitress Good Salary.

IR-4948 WAITRESS, 18 to 50, experience necessary, $11, room and board, cook.

Eddy’s Grill, Lebanon. WAITRESS Also Cook. 5712'E. Wash. : Experience not necessary. Waitress Apply 2014 W. Wash. WANTED—Ward ‘maid, stay, room, board

and laundry. Good salary. Sunnyside Sanitarium.

WHITE DISHWASHERS Short hours. No Sunday work. Nights.

Call mornings between 9 and 12. ATHENAEUM, 401 E. Michigan.

White Girl to assist with housework and stay on place. CH-4376.

WHITE LADY, immediately, over 20, ge eral housework, $10. LI-4912, TA-9305,

WOMAN for general office work and wrapping; steady job. Address Box 989, care Times.

YOUNG LADY (College graduate) to assist in our dictation department in exchange for business training. See or write Fred W. Case, Principal COLLEGE,

\ Phone RI-5551 for lowest want ad word rate in the city and auick results.

Help Wanted—Male

Call

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APPRENTICE PRINTER, 16-17 \YEARS OLD; MUST BE GRADE ScHooL GRADUATE; ONE WHO HAS HAD A YEAR OR MORE IN HIGH SCHOOL AND TAKEN PRINTING PREFERRED. SEE MR. ‘VEREGGE, COMPOSING ROOM, INDIANAPOLIS TIMES.

ATTENTION BOYS EARN EXTRA MONEY

After school by delivering a Times Route.

Mail your name, age and address . . in your neighborhood. Write Indianapolis Times, Circulae tion ‘Dept.’ TODAY

AUTO MECHANICS wanted, steady employment to men who can qualify. RI-

change. = Steady position.” Good "salary:

Brooks. 26 E. Washington.

Apply - COOK Colored, experienced. No Sundays. Copper Mug, 400 N. Illinois.

C00K short order. St. Moritz restaurant. . 109 N. Penn. White or Col. Rice's

call at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st. Funeral Saturday, 8:30, at the mortuary, 9 a. m. St. Philip Neri church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited.

(nee Barnes), age 37, beloved wife of John Nesky, daughter of Edward Barnes, sister of Charles and

Age 16 years upward as routing aids. Inside office

BOYS

work. No experience necessary. Apply Traffic Manager,

WESTERN UNION, 902 Guaranty Bldg.

CENTRAL BUSINESS |

rates 3% en balances, of $150 alance above $150.) 200 205

ROOSEVELT BLDG., ‘Wash. ODD FELLOW BLDG. Wash. LIncoln 8493 |

‘OPEN MONDAY. NIGHT. UNTIL 8:45 PM 2-—OFFICES—2

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VOR rT 4 out of 5 MORRIS PLAN Loans Made Without Endorsers

PHONE FOR A LOAN —MARKET 4455

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Help Wanted—Male

MAN 25-45, act as night mgr. and cashier of parking lot. DENISON SERVICE, COR. OHIO & PENN. |

2 (Truck) with tools. Come | Mechanic ruc i ools. Come

ready to work. General Truck Sales, Inc. 31 Ww. 13th

Metal Man

Experienced on auto body and fender work. Must have own tools. Steady work, full time. Apply immediately, Mr. Maurer, 961 N. Meridian. . .

PORTE

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white or work; good pay.

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for $5.44-5100 for$10.88

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You can apply for an Honor Loan without security of any kind. No endorsers. No credit’ inquiries are: : made of friends or relatives. Special quick service on loans to employed women. If you can make good use of a loan, see us at once. Or just phone and tell us how much you need.

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. Monthly payments are calculated at the rate of 3% per month on that part of a balance not ding $100 and 134% per month on that part of a balance in excess of $100.

Housedors FINANCE

. TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES . 328 Illinois Building as Corner Illinois and Market H. S. Meeker, Mgr., Phone: Rlley 5404

615 Merchants Bank Building 3 "Corner Washington & Meridian M. J. Scott, Mer., Phone: Riley 1471

Loans Aade to Residenis of Nearby Towns Copyright, ‘Household Finance Corp. 1042

For every purpose. parking place

: CHINA Large Selection of Patterns Choose from large stock, GLASS,

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Come to 2310 N. Meridian and buy pc. living rm. suite, 9x12 rug, 2 end. tab cocktail table, - pull-up chair, beauty rm. suite, including bed, chest vanity, springs and mazutress. A lov breakfast set and 32 pc. set of heal dishes; everything complete $145, down or will sell each piece Sepage very "cheap, This is all fine, clean ture. ROBERT y FIS%, 2310 N, Meridia Open till 10 Ay

SINGER. SEWING. * GENTER

Buy Your New Singer NOW} Free Sewing Course. Repairs on All Makes. 1727 N. Meridian TA 1

PORTER and pin setters, $25 to $40 week. Broad Ripple Bowl,. 1010 BE. 63d.

WINE APN NIAAA AT AN

STOCK BOYS and PORTERS

Experience not necessary. 5-day 40-hour ‘week. Permanent employment. Good wages even for

beginners. Apply Employment Office.

LANE BRYANT Inc.

752 E. Market

WANTED— Watchmaker who is capable of ‘taking over repair department and working on any type watch with the SX tion of cylinders. Must come high recommended and furnish best of re or ences. Give full details in. first letter. Salary offered to start, $70. 00 per week. Box 855, Care Times.

WANTED 2 COLORED PORTERS

See Joe Fyffe FAIRWAY FURNITURE

133 'W. Washington St.

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LOWEST COST

Advertised by small loan licensees. $10 to $300 on Note, Furniture or Auto

Per month up . Rate 2%, to $150 Fer month on that part 11/2% of a loan above $150. Total $ 50 for 6 mos. : 55 ” 6

If payments are made every 30 days the last payment will be less than above—Dby paying more than the regular payment the total cost is lowered. hone for figures on any amount. Short Time Loans Cost Very Little $10 FOR 30 DAYS COSTS $ .20

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INDIANAPOLIS

Public Welfare Loan

Association 330 Occidental Bldg. S. E. Cor. " _ Wash, and Ills. RI-3587 Open Until 8:45 P. M, Mondays

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. 620 N. Senate A COMPLETE STC Raincoat, $1. 4-buckle arctics, $1. Hunting boots, $1.25. Breeches, 50c; 10c; army wool shirts and pants, un wear, CCO wool mackinaws, pry shoe lumberjacks, blankets; - leggings, - paulins, all sizes, new and ys Peath and leather palm gloves and mitts, 10¢;

Mike Says: Buy Bonds! '§

ATS, $10, $ MIKES LOAN OFFICE

461 W. Wash. Open Sunday till- N

"NEW and USED LUMBER

Window Sash and Frames

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

RAINCOATS—$1.00

Army- Shoes, new soles and heels, $1. Rain -Hats, 50c. ‘Leggins, 25c. up. .

131 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET

ARMY GOOD

BEDRM. Suite, $49.50; living rm. sufté $69.50; dining rm. suite, $69.50; dined 84 $44. 50° rug, “9x12, ‘cannot be: -told brand new, $19.50. Bates Studio, N. Meridian. - Open till 10 p. m.

9x12 Cr a

New Rug seamless oy Meridian Furn., Inc., 1712 N, Meridiahy' Open Every Evening Till 9 Pi M, Sundays 1 to 5.

Genuine Infaid Linoleum, 835 sq. i fia Se Yd, HOOSIER AINT & LINOLEUM 320 W. Washington 211 E. Washing

We Have a Department for Diamond Loans

Apply 4th floor, Goldstein's, +. “16-E. Wash, -

Travel Opportunities 12A

I DRIVE to Anderson daily; leave 3 p. p. return 11 p. m. Accommodate 5 passen gers. RI-5982.

DISHWASHE Diner, 1039 Va. Ave.

EXPERIENCED sandwich girls, top salary, nights. EATONS, 624 E. 38th. st.

EXPERIENCED overall Jackson & Sons, 546 700 Jackson bldg.

Leroy Barnes, stepsister of Mary Ellen Dobbie, aunt of Charles Barnes Jr. and Mary Joan Barnes, passed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday, 3 p. m., Shirley Bros. West Chapel, 2002 W. Michigan st. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the chapel after noon Friday.

SHOTWELL—Wilbur S., beloved husband of Ida Shotwell and father of Mrs. Hugh Janes, Sunbrigkt, Tenn., Mrs. Lawrence! Downey, Mrs. Roy Butcher, Joe T. and| Albert Shotwell,” of Indianapolis, passed ! away at his home, 2033 Hoyt ave., Friday, Nov. 6th. Funeral Monday, Nov. 9th, 2 p. m., at the J. C. Wilson “‘Chapel of the Chimes, ’’ 1234 Prospect st. Friends invited. .. Burial Crown Hill.

THARP—Shirley, age 7 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Tharp, sister of Eugene, Janet, Dale, Erma, Carl, Patricia, Donald and Rob-

makers. J. W. 8S. Meridian st.,

Experienced in glass monogramming, would like person with equipment. Salary guarantee. Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor. Wm. H. Block Co.

beloved

FREE RENT to middle aged couple. care

BUILD FOR THE FUTURE!

If youre an Indiana registered pharmacist and would -like ‘a good steady position now and in the future and would like. a chance for ad-’ vancement in a fast growing drug chain, write to I. Chase Jones, care of°* Meyer Bros. Co., 126 - W. Columbia, Ft.

or elderly, sick lady, reference, 417 E.

ert Tharp, granddaughter of Mr. and

Wayne, Indiana.

Mrs. Alphus Tharp, Mrs. Edna Reynolds and Charles Burrell, passed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 Pp. m.,, at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th sts. Burial Round Hill cemetery. Sriends may call at the residence, 114 E. . air si rom noon Frida noon Saturday. y unui

THOMPSCON—Eu, Hole Thom

GIRL for typing and general office work. Apply MRS. SANDS, 2835 Northwestern.

GIRL for housework. No washing. Gas. Home nights. RI-7146

GIRL. for ‘general office work including dictation. Write Box 854 care Times.

GIRL for counter work and some typing. Apply 1004 Madison. Gregg & Son. Inc.

GIRLS (4) under 24, ‘to complete chaperoned group of young ladies. Travel _ southern states .and return. Permanent work. - $100.00 month drawing account.. Bonus and transportation furnished. See Mr. or Mrs. Rogers.: Do not telephone. Linden hotel.” . .

GIRL; general housework, 20 to 45. references; 2 adults. 3541 N. Meridian, Apt. 104, TA-0989.

GIRL—Law office, moderate salary; will consider girl. with some lypewriting experience only. 325 Lemcke bldg.

t k . Apply Di GIRLS fice” cor. onio” and Penn. GIRLS

for gas pump attendants. Apply Denison Serv., Cor. Ohio-Penn. GIRL or woman. unemployed, to assist with care of children and housework in ‘modern suburban’ home; $12 week. Frivate. room and board. Call Mrs. Griffin, RI-1217, or write P. O. Box 208, Indianapolis.

GIRL—For general office work. Doctor's office. Apply 11 to 12 at 2129 E. Michi-

Tagene c. husband of Lena assed away at his residence, 3242" Graceland ns Thursday P. m. Services Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, Monday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Vernon, Ind. Friends may call at the mortuary.

VESTAL—Ada Rout, mother of Miss Ma, Vestal cf Indianapolis, Dorothy Vestal, Kalamazoo, MitH.; Virgil A. Vestal, Miami, Fla.; Robert and Edwin R. of Elyria, Q., passed away Thursday night. Service at Flanner. & Buchanan mortuary, Monday, 10:30 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary. (Bedford, Ind., and Elyria, -O. papers please copy.)

WOOD—Flora E., age 69 ears, wife .of Samuel V. Wood and mother of Grover OC. Wood, passed away Thursday at the residence, 1231 S. Richland st. Funeral Sunday, 2:30 p. ‘m.,. at Blaine Avenue Church of Christ. "Burial at Bethel cemetery. riénds may call at Royster & Askin mortuary, 2310 W, Washington st.

Funeral Directors + 5

Walter T. Blasengym

2036 Shelb GA-25%0. 8129 N. Tiinois * WA-5376.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934

PAUL E. DORSEY

oi to answer telephone, take dictation and type. Circle Engraving Co., E. Maryland.

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS—EARN

Learn beauty work during spare time

‘Clerk In Hardware Store Apply 434 W. Wash. st. Experienced in greasing. Colored Man , 00 TNT £ RT ate PETROLEUM CO., Sherman Dr. and Mass. Ave. ’ COLORED Car Washers, wipers and drivers;

Steady: position; good wages. Mills OneStop, 1121 N. Meridian.

" COMPETENT MAN

For established dry cleaning route, minimum guarantee, $35 week. Barry Ward: robe Service, 3840 N. Illinois.

COOK VOLLRATH CAFE

118 E. Palmer st. Short order cook. No ‘Sundays. Call evenings.

Colored. Short order. cooK APDIY 526 Indiana. Ave.

J All beauty work

Personal Services NOTICE WOMEN taken .as ‘late as

7:30 p. m. every night. Permanents $1.85 to $5. Shampoo ‘and fingerwave $65--95c. No apt. needed. Work guaranteed. ROYAL BEAUTY, 401 Roosevelt bldg. RI-0481.

RE-WEAVE MOTH HOLES

INDIANA WEAVING CO. 3d Floor Illinois Bldg., Room 320. LI-9674

WANTED — Fancy and art goods “for woman’s exchange; bring to 660 E. 38th.

(ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

LADIES, MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE "REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS 7 AIX LVR ART: WA-0084

LOANS

‘phone the amountj

SEWING MACHINES—Elec, Consoles. Ni style cabinets. Walnut and’ Mahogany; Nationally known makes. Reversew. BLOCK'S, 11th & Mer., Store Open Evi

$10 to $300 ~ ON YOUR Secure a loan in

One Trip—On Your Signature. Tele-

you need. All ar-

rangements made C. ‘C. to complete the loan when you come in.

OPEN

Monday Evening Till 8:45

Lloyd, Mgr.

Capital Finance Corp. -304 Kresge Bldg.

{41 E. Washington St., Cor. Penn.

MA-4409 Ta,

(BUILDING AND CONTRACTING) GENERAL repairing, ° garpeniesing, "brick,

cement and roofing.’ Insured. Reasonable; prices. BL-0359.

(FURNACE REPAIRING)

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

(INSURANCE)

REVOKED AUTO LIGENSE

RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, INO. 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG MA-9421.

FALL NEEDS BUY COAL NOW

Buy your clothes, repair car, get medical and dental attention while you ‘can. Smart people are buying what the need now. If short of cash to do this, see us at. once.

LIBERAL LOAN CO.

|ROAGH'S LAST MEAL SL.

. PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. B34 W. WASH. RI.1232 COMPLETb STOCE of new and lumber and building materials at est savings in Judisns, is. a CO. W. Morris and Drover . FRe1

GAS RANGES — CHAMBERS, OVEN, DIXIE, A. B., SAL and ODIN. Terms 3 BLOCK’S, 11th & Mer., Store Open Eve,

STOR WINDOWS AND DOORS. - INSULATION. Completely installed—12 Mos: ‘to Pay. OLD , TRAILS CABINET >. .-BE-207

DINETTE SETS—CHROM. MAPLE. . Eight iE ‘to choose from. Good values BLOCK'S, 11th & Mer., Store’ Open Ev

. For sale at your nearest. dealer. See: ALBERT G. MAAS, 31 Va. Ave. ‘MA-831

KELVINATOR ‘and: HOT. POINT Electri Ranges. Immed. Spires. . Limited stock. Terms:

WYCO flexible Sat in siack. for description and vy MEIER, MACHINE $0

3525 E. nS IR-118 2-Pe¢. Overstuffed Suite, *29°

310 E. ‘Washington.

GAS REFRIGERATOR—‘‘Seryel,"” foot, perfect. Uniflow: cistern 312 N. Senate.

$240 DUNCAN PHYFE aiming room practically. new; only $150. ays co;

HEATERS ESTATE, HEATROLAS. A te eft. Te ] ‘BLOCK’S, 11th & Mer. Store Open Evi

1940,. € p

Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins. MA-3425. L, D." MAZUR, 108 E WASH. ST.

(PAPER CLEANING)

EXPERIENCED sandwich man, top salary, nights. Eatons, 624 E. 38th s

PAPER cleaning, paper hanging, - wall washing. Brown & Reece. RI-9194.

GRILL and COUNTER MEN

Experienced; $25 and. meals to those who qualify. Apply 43 W. St. Clair.

JANITOR Apt. in exchange for services.

CH-21

MAN—Col¢red, night work in storage garage; steady position. 36 W. 30th st. -

‘MEN, 40-50

For Service. station Work. Must Be Stand Auvestigation, .

HOOSIER PETE

2037 E. Wash ington

3925 E. NEW YORK IR-1178 | and Saturday. No tuition. Fine chance

Make Woodworking Your Hobby.

DELTA 30TOR DR TOOLS 1

Exclusively at

VONNEGUT’S 120 E. Washington St.

Use

.FRACTURE BEDS Can: Be Rented at the New HAAG’S ALL-NIGHT

DRUG STORE ‘22nd and Meridian’

= HANGERS—Ic EACH

HATS

No Wool Content

Hog rio

We bus usable wire garment hange Oc. per bundle ‘of 10.

48 Serer All Over Indplss

Uavis [LERNERS

TRY A'WANT AD IN THE:TIMES| ~ gp IT WILL GET QUICK RESULTS.

| FARLEY-FUNER

*1| 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD.

i 1] 2130 Prospect St.

1422. Prospect

for a brilliant future. ROYAL BEAUTY ACADEMY, 401 Roosevelt bldg.

HOUSEKEEPER—Light work, care Evenings, | Saturdays, . Sundays off. . Ha xn Lt

TA-337; | HOUSEKEEPER, white, “middle aged, Sub: ~ han home, stay, good salary... BR-

Market 1234 1604 W. Morris

FLANNER_& BUCHANAN

1-child. 308

BERT S. GADD

Wilt . 932 N. Jeffetso HOUSEKEEPER~—White, care of . 1° child; home night and Sundays; "$10. BL-0823.

HOUSEKEEPER — Care: 2. children; no launary, stay optional. * ‘MA-0738 after 4 p. m.

HOUSEKEEPER Elderly. lady or “woman with small child, in small, new: home; 2 children in school. Private ‘room; time off. BR-3977

HOUSEKEEPER—Care for 2 children, general house work, room and board, $10 . week. 123 S. Rural. Evenings.

HOUSEKEEPER: 4 in family, no laundry. ney aight ant Sundays i BE.

To sell Maisonette. Frocks in their spare 'time. Outstanding new w= Siyles J ‘just’; released. 'TA-5041. P. O. 0x

LADY. Cate or 2. shilden, works Sus 8h.

HOUSEKEEPER—Care oe children. _ Ret-

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. New York

G. H. HERRMANN

15056 “S. EAST

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY

951 N. DELAWARE ST. LI-3828

: MOORE & KIRK TA-6056

; SHIRLEY BROS: co. Bun. Illinois

ROBERT W, STIRLING

MA-4944

3. C. Wilson CHAPEL CHIMES"

MA-5374

IR-1159

eneral house mornings

Permanent Employment ~ Adequate Salaries “For Office Workers - © Medical Stenographers Janitors, Maids, ‘Wall Washers, ‘Maintenance Men Write or Inquire : Administrator's. Office Indiana University Medical Center

1040-1232 WwW. Michigan - St. R1-155% In

(PRINTING) hf

CHANTS--Christnias stickers for outs going parcels, Phone for samples,

nl RICHARDS THE Pi PRINTER, 127 BE. (New York. RI-3774.

152 N. Delaware LI-6603 MONDS, "FUR coars

Luh he BS CLOTHING

SACKS BROS. Auto 0 LOAN CO.. ane. Ohio at Illinois St. 1-5908

“EQUITABLE COMPANY & OHIO ST.

ADROBD Bt

1LA-3361.

M od nd S AV oney on go Se a

(REMODELING

BGI JETS

FREE ESTIMATES WE SPECIALIZE 2 | IN HOME REMODELING HAMMER-MAN BLDRS. RI. 9744

(ROCKWOOL: INSULATION) Rockwool Insulation installed by

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

(ROOFING)

(ROOFING ‘AND. SIDING)

RI-1359 ™* 0% sears to pay. |

(SEWER CLEANING) .

SEWER CLOGGED ?

Ne mse Re Maine. Sven Ma. 3073

ROTO ROOTER itvrw sxavice co.

SEWER SERVICE CO. (WINDOW SHADES)

SRR SHADE

NL IL [98.0]

CO,

I 30 1581

A-| SHADE & LINOLEDH a

EY * * IR

.| REFRIGERATORS» radios

Swaps Large winter wind-

MOT ORCYCLE shields, fireproof

glass, heavy duck material. HOOSIER AUTO & CYCLE CO. 2603-5 E. Washington... CH-1996. -

WILL. pay cash for used. coil bed, springs, regardless of condition. Call LI-7555 and ask for Mr. Mack.

and electric sweepers pat for less. 2153 E. New

York, .MA-28

ALLEN’ WELLS. combination ag machine and cash register, $100, or ‘trade for new radio of equal value. BE-3443-R.

MACHINERY pought and sold. Myers Machinery ~ Co. 149 -W. Washington. BE-217175. Brsing) CH-6431.-

SACKS SWAP Sion vie Buy seu ” or Trade Anything. 318 E. Wash.—334 Ind. Ave. . LI-094 1941 DODGE, 1%a-ton truck, ‘cab ou T “Jpotor;. good - res; Al condition. enate.

SWAP CASH f or Deed" ‘Washer CH- 2202—1972 Hillside

$10 cash for good upright pianp or player. RI-5008. OR PARTS.

Wanted—Bicycles rao

2-Wheel, rent, exchange. Trailers vilennizing. GIST S603 2 + ily

WILL SWAP, 600x16 tire, for 50x10, 5075 Rawls. aE.

fois, Poultry, Liv stock 32

0 | Bedroom suite;

lumbet. SERVICE CO., 320 N. West. LI-7910. a5 METAL LATHE; 18” bed, 6” swing wit 2 motor; bench" drill hres: with: motorg $100 buys all. IR-53 ti lly adv. al 3 Paint } Na Homanly ad ady. a color; $1.5 Farm & *Home ny, * ozs Ky. MA-608 LIVING ROOM SUITE—Good conditi reasonable. 3349 .Congress ave. af p. m. . ’ Roaches, -etc., easily Bed Bugs, ‘with, ‘Protecto Spray. LURIE CO., 911 Mass’ Ave. LI-379 3 BASE SURNER, metiigat size. Several hot blasts and coo oves. Reasonabldl

st 1346 5. Meridian: - Open till 9 P. M.-

INSULATION bd., ¥2 in., per 100, $4.25 vard). Wright-Bachman Lumber Stock. Yards, RI-6000. Open Sat., 5 p.

STUDIO COUCH, chrome frame, excell {ongition; andirons; ship model. N. Capitol. TA-7141

0CG.. CHAIRS, 4. 15

COMBINATION Storm Doors, $6.90. irs Bachman: Lumber, Stockyards. RI-6l

In-a-Door Bed, $17.50 2554

3-piece. mod. 310 E. Wash,

DESK_Fiat top: Ci desks and ch T

35 E. Ohio. MA-4 3134

Lounge chair and ottoman. equipment, Ohio, E

310 E. Wash. St.

STORE fixtures, bakery equip. Buy, sell. 415 EB

3-RM. outfit, - 13125, <1 ready - to 80; fe arranged. 310 E ash,

VATION FATS ie

RUSH JOBS MARE US SMILE. EF Printing, 685 Century bldg. - MA.

EDROOM SUITE—4-Piece, Con iy make offer. 3932 Fiotoher ave.