Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1943 — Page 15

WALSH RITES ARE ARRANGED

Internal Revenue Agent x Was in Charge of

Bureau Here.

Active and honorary pallbearers Were named today for the funeral of John C, Walsh, internal revenue nt in charge of the Indianapolis {income tax bureau, who died Monay The funeral will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow at the St. Joan of Arc church, and the office of the internal revenue agent will be closed tomorrow morning in respect to Mr. Walsh. Active pallbearers will be E. C. Adams, Robert F. Carson, Charles A. Commons, Dan Sugrue, James Sugrue and Robert E. Wilson, orary pallbearers will include:

L, Albertson, G. H. Allison, C. B. Barnes, E. L. Biebel, Frank Brubeck, T. M. . Caddick, S. A. Cohen, . Dawson, L. P. De- . Dietrich,

Mo, Myers: W m. Niekamp, ; Morthael Ym. hie i, J. A R. N. Foals, Le H. r- Reynolds, . ML. “Romine, G. 2. Saper, AE i . . 8. StockB, aSutlieriand, Earl Thomas, O. Tribble, L. E. Fr Luby ar H. C. Yelvington,

Acre ee, F. ; Algershardt, R. B. A Shoby ‘Allen, D D. Bradway, G. B. Bi Cake, C. N. Carter,

. Murray}

N. Dedaker,

+ | SIMS—Lowell,

ra. Ge ..W. Painter, R. J. G. ® “hed. C. O. Roemler, Edgar Rogers, J. L. 8S. D. Royse, F. L. Sanford, retior” andor ers, H. Sh ek Chas. Silep., Will H. Hn C. D. St BE. E Th

ml . P. Travis, Cruthers Wilson, E. C. W Hovey and E. H. Yunker.

Burns Fatal =

Oscar Hemphill

OSCAR HEMPHILL, who was burned while starting a fire in a stove at his home at 1260 Standard ave, Monday morning, died today at City hospital. He was 55. He is survived by his wife, Maude; four sons, James, Allen, Robert and Floyd, all of Indianapolis, and three daughters, Mrs. Ruby Jacks, Indianapolis, Mrs. Evelyn Zink, London,, Ind., and Mrs. Genevieve Collins, Kansas City, Kas. Funeral services and burial will be held in Martinsville, Ind., “Awhere he spent most of his life.

SISTER THEODOSIA, "AUTHOR, IS DEAD

Times Special TERRE HAUTE, March 24.—Sister Mary Theodosia, nationallyknown historian, composer,’ musician, and teacher at St. Mary-of-the-Woods, died yesterday at the school after a long illness. She was 83. Requiem high mass will be celebrated in the Church of the Immaculate Conception tomorrow. Burial will be in the convent cemetery. Sister Theodosia was the author of a number of historical volumes and composer of songs under the pen name of H. Meary. Six years ago she edited the journal and letters of Mother Theodore Guerin, founder of St. Mary's.

ALONZO D. RICH’S

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Wednes., Mar. 24 ,1943 CLAFFEY—Alta Flora, beloved wife of ‘Fred W. Claffey and mother of Miss’ Irene Claffey and Mrs. Pauline Dyer, ! passed away at her home, 963 English ave., Wednesday a. m. Friends may call at the Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 Prespect st., after 6 p. m. today. Funeral service Friday, 2 p. m. at the funeral home. Friends invited. Washington Park cemetery.

ERVIN—Rosetta, beloved wife of Ervin, mother of Sylvia Young, of Alpha Davis of Indiana George Davis of Da away Monday. a. m., the h tuary. Burial Floral Park cemetery. | Friends may call at the mortuary. HAAS-—-Max, age 56, beloved husband of Ruby Haas, father of Francis Maxine Haas, brother of Frank Haas, |

Arthur Akron, |

and

yton, Pp Service Thursday,

Strasser, passed away Monda Puneral Thursday 2 p i Mission, . Ohio and Poche sts. | Burial Floral Park. Friends may call: at the residence, 1519 W. Ohio st., until; noon Thursday and at the church after 1 p. m. Thursday. Shirley Service. i HOWE—Pvt. Orval M. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Orval M. Howe, brother of Jesse, Ralph, Carl and Allen, Same assed away at Harlingen field ices at the J. C. Wilson cnapa Bg! the Chimes,” 1234 Prospect st., Fiiday 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Mémorial Park. Friends © may call at the ‘‘Chapel of the Chimes fter 6 p. m. Thursday. JAMES—Rollie Edward, 455 8. Harding,!' father of Jeanette Foster, brother :of/| Mrs. Winnie Coup, Mrs. Laura Brower: of Holton, Ind.; gran , Donald

y. Services Thursday,

ather of Mar-!

the residence ‘Friends invited.

at, 10 a. m. Burial Tanglewood, Ind. McGINTY—Connor, Nora McGinty -(nee"Conway), father of Mary C., passed away at residence, 1043 N. Holmes ave. Funeral March 25, 10 a. m., at the Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. Washington st. Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary.

.| PRICE—Elizabeth, 3964 N. Chester st., be-

loved wife of Virgil L. Price, sister of | Mrs. Martha McFall, Mrs. Jennie Side-| bottom and James R. Ross, departed this life Tuesday, age neral Friday, March 26, at the Moore & Kirk Northeast Funeral Home, 2530] Station st., 10 a. m. 'Burial Sutheriand Park. Friends invited. RICH—Alonzo D., Hamilton ave., entered into rest Tuesday, | age 81 years, husband of Jessie May | Rich, deceased; father of Mrs. Nina: J. Shackelford of Plainfield, Ind.; brother Vester Rich of Madison, Ind.; grandfather of Raymond Anacker, great- | grandfather of Larry, Bobby and ‘Sandra’ Anacker of-Indianapolis. Service Thursday, 1:30 p. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Crown Hill.

father of Mrs. James Gaughan, William F. Sims and stepfather of Clinton Shaw, passed away at Lima, O. Services at the -residence of Mrs. Gaughan, 1014 Hosbrook. st., Friday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial ~ Memorial Park. Friends may call at the residence after 6 p. m. Thursday. J..C Wilson service. SPEAR—Mina Burch of 2349 N. Talbott, entered into rest Tuesday, age 42 years, wife of Burton Spear. Services Thursday, 3 p. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel, Burial Washington Park cemeery.

THOMAS—William ,C., beloved husband of Gertrude M., brother of Mary Schotts, Charles, Ervin, George and John Thomas, ! Passed away Monday. Service Thursday, 2 p. m., at the W. D. Beanblossom mor-

tuary. i Crown Hill cemeter Friehas may call at .the mortuary it WALSH—John C., husband of Nellie O'Neill, father of Rosemary, John, Barbara Ann, and Mrs. Ned Haskin, brother of Maurice D., Mary, and Mrs. Margaret Feeney, died Monday. Friends may call at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st. Funeral Thursday, 8:30, at the mortuary; 9 a. m., St. Joan of Arc church. Ne a Holy Cross cemetery. Friends

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LOST—Lady’'s white gold Longines diamond watch, in or near city market. Substantial reward. Call MA-9391..

FUNERAL TOMORROW

Funeral services for Alonzo D. Rich, former resident of Indianapolis who died yésterday in Methodist hospital after a month's illness, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore peace chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill. The services will be conducted by tile Rev. L. C. Trent, pastor of the ‘Woodruff Place Baptist church. Mr, Rich had lived in Indianapolis until the death of his wife, Jessie May, in 1936. Since that time he had lived with a daughter, Mrs. Nina J. Shackelford, at Plainfield. He was 81. : Other survivors are a brother, 4 Vester Rich of Madison; a grandson, Raymond Anacker, and three great-grandchildren, all of Indianapolis. :

FORMER CITY YOUTH MISSING IN ACTION

Times Special PITTSBURGH, Pa., March 24— Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Bell of Mount Lebanon and formerly of Indianapolis, Ind., have received word that

their son, Lieut. Paul N, Bell, who}

is serving under Maj. Gen. Claire Chennault in China, is missing in action. . The Bell family lived in Indianapolis before moving East. Their address was 5225 Pleasant Run blvd. “Another son, Robert E. Bell, is in training as an aviation cadet.

Burial Otis Ervin ot Canton, O.; sister assed | 10!

Beanblossom Mor-

and |

Mrs. Carrie Whiteford and Mrs. A Syening. |

and Clyde, passed away'

age 72, husband of

Thursday, |

{ formerly of ‘424 N.|

‘|File Clerk

LOST—Billfold with snapshots, social se- |[F

Help Wanted—F emale

APPLY NOW

For Work as a

TELEPHONE OPERATOR

amt el i =

YOUNG WOMEN Age 17 and Over

4re Needed to Handle VITAL WAR CALLS

APPLY TO

Miss Jefferson, 240 N. Meridian Miss Saltsman, i8 N. Belmont Ave. Miss Wilson, 1721 N. Rural

Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

2 STENOGRAPHERS

10 STOCK CLERKS

— PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR

10 MISCELLANEOUS CLERKS 4 ORDER ADVISORS

4 HAND BILLING CLERKS (No Machines)

We are an old nationally known mail order house, recently moved to’ Indianapolis. We have over 800 employes and have openings now for 30 young women, married or unmarried: Good wages even for beginners. Pay is based upon a 5-day 40-hour week with time and a half for overtime. Several better positions also. All positions permanent.

Apply Employment Office, Main Floor LANE BRYANT, INC.

%2 EAST MARKET ST, |

"DISHWASHER—HELPER ENGLISH HOTEL COFFEE SHOP

ESQUIRE GRILLE

Waitress, prefer east end married woman of good moral character. Good pay. Excellent working conditions. IR-0067.

Typist and experience not

downtown. No Saturday work. 901 Peoples Bank Bldg.

FIRST COOK—WHITE

Capable of kitchen management. Sundays. English Hotel Coffee Shop.

GIRLS

Have opening for Ive girls be. tween the ages of 20 and 35. Must be at least High School graduates, have pleasant telephone voices and good health. These positions permanent. Pleasant, clean, inside work with congenial working conditions in large modern office. Past experience not important. Five-day week of 40 hours. Starting salary $17 with opportunity to earn more and regular salary increases. Phone Mrs. Williams for appointment. RI-5551.

GRILL-COUNTE meals. Apply be-

tween 9-12 m. 2625 W. Washington. HOUSEKEEPER, white; country mod home: no laundry; stay. BR-2974. Write a Carrrollton. HOU — Middle-aged, care 2 A area. plcasant surroundings. Stay. $10. 955. 1014 Shannon. :

45. Extra good salary. LI-4912, TA-9305.

INTERNATIONAL COSMETIC FIRM

needs a woman (white) for short hours; can earn $1 per hour in commission. RI-5929 after 2:00. LADY FOR LUNCH COUNTER. 1125 E. 10TH. NO SUNDAYS. Ry

has opening for stenographer with some book work connected. Also two pay roll clerks. Must be typist and apt at figures. Applicants must be white, single and under 25. High school or business training preferred. Will consider beginner. Salary minimum $20 per week. Call CH-0673 [ appointment. Se ————

MILLINERY SALESLADIES Part and Full Time SIBYL HAT SHOP

106 Monument Circile

woman; $25 week, |

TET white, immediately, 20 to;

Manufacturing company |

LOST—Brown billfold, containing approximately $13, in downtown vicinity; reward. LI-7415, TA-5975. BO billfold containing $64; valuable py W. H. Mur hy. 1028 N. Goodlet. P9315. Reward, BOSTON terrier; die grieving for master. __igan.. Reward. BR-4326. LTOST—Upper plate false teeth. Vicinity 0, block, S. Meridian. Reward. RI-

will Mich-

La back Scar, 111 E.

oe chute between Crittendon and Allisonville rd. on 62d st. Indianapolis Coal Co. 84. LOST, brown leather brief case. M.C.B. Reward. 9629. LOST—Block’'s box containing boy’s clothing. RI-5917. Reward.

Schools & Instructions TA International Beauty School

Asks you to help supply the demand for Beautieians; special price and terms. 239 N. N. Pennsyl vania. WOMEN — Good opp. in the inspection fields; 2 wks. training qualifies You: ay tuition after placement; classes Mon. & Tues. American Industrial oh 229 N. Penn., opp. Postoffice. RI-3928. LEARN AN AERONAUTICAL TRADE We teach all branches. Competent In. structors. For deta BE-5005.

Roscoe Turner Aeronautical Corp.’ Help Wanted—Female - 8

10 WO! to learn bakery work. types of of Jobs. Tall, strong women re steady. 1915 ) Southeastern. 8 GIRLS 20-35 Ro light factory FOE. Apply after 0 a. m., 448 N. Chapel 6 WOMEN rz ox in bakery. No = perience necessary. 1915 Syuihessiern - ave.

Beauty Opr.

Initials

50% or Salary. Soienaid CH Io%0 for right person. !

BOOKKEEPER

and Assistant Bookkeeper 5301 Winthrop

{

MRS. MINA SPEAR

‘DIES. AT HER HOME

Services for Mrs, ‘Mina Burch wi a resident of Indianapolis 20 years who died yesterday in her

A native of Greene county, Mrs. r was 42 years-old. is survived by her Busband,

HINT ATTACK ON "FINLAND

Candy Factory Workers

No e necessary. Age 17-35. 40 tents per hour.

Homer J. Williamson, Ine. : 814 N. Senate. CLERK TYPIST to Work in Modern AirConditioned Office Starting Salary—3$22.50 : National Hosiery hs

Call RI-1321

NATIONAL PUBLISHER offers. excellent opportunity to educated women. Sales work done from home. Telephone nec-

essary. Box 750 Times. Apply hsekeeper.

White. NIGHT MAID “0 arms NIGHT WAITRESS & XN. Cis

Good Pay 13567 8. Meridian

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

White, 18-30, to learn semi-skill work. - Starting wage, 40¢ per hour. Possibilities for Alvangement. Call RI-1321 between 8:30 and §

National Hosiery Mills PANTRY WOMAN

Experienced hotel pantry woman; white or colored. Apply mornings only. Mr. Watson, Severin Hotel. (Do not, hone)

RELIABLE - colored girl, weekly, Saturday afternoon, Sundays ood wages. School age’ child. TA-5353, after 6.

REPAIR WOMAN

J. D. EASTMAN SUNSHINE CLEANERS 3808 E. Washington

Silk Finisher

Darke & Son, Cleaners For Highest Wages

~ STENOGRAPHER

Py le to 30 Som Brust be ex-

Indianapolis Screw Products 3 Corp.

necessary, Centrally located |

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621 N. Noble

TWO LADIES 5-DAY WEEK $120 Per Month

Two dies, ly drive A sell tybe . LW »

in Indiana) ; $1 wb us sales. furn|

Thorough training given. aud

Jewel Tea Co., Inc. 2920 E. Washington, MA-0655 | Nor Appointment Ask Hor :

and Car and all expenses paid.

for Cooking in war| Strong Woman essential bakery. Must be steady. Good pay to one who can | handle the job. 1915 Southeastern ‘Ave. |

TYPIST and STOCK RECORD CLERK

Apply Personnel Dept. Sears, Roebuck and Company

TYPIST—PAYROLL—CLERICAL Single, 20 to 30, consider good be-

sini, Salary bonus plus pension plan. Apply in person.

Indianapolis Screw Products

Corp. 621 N. Noble

No Experience Necessary. Good Hours. Good Pay. WOOLWORTH, (1 E.

WAITRESSES

| pay and good tips. Meals and! experience unneces-' RIBBON DAIRY BAR,

WASH.

Good uniform ods sary. Apply BLUE N. Pennsylvania.

WAITRESSES

GOOD PAY FOR SHORT DAYTIME HOURS OR FULL TIME.

Hawthorn Restaurant 1611 N. Meridian

WHITE GIRL, 18-35; light housework and assist in grocery; hours 8-6; must be §2pable; references; $15. BE-3125, after WOMAN for vegetable department in large, High-grade market.

PEDIGO'S, 720 E. 54th BR-2446

WAITRESS 6 Days. Virginia Grill.

WD 2512 E. Wash,

! Wash necessary. Dy-peat hoe; 814 Dorman

"WAITRESSES ||

WOMEN WANTED |

and buses; Apply

To operate trolleys good pay; steady work. "Room 213, Terminal bldg.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

Wool Presser

Fashion Dry Cleaners 1901 Central Ave.

Young Women

To learn hotel business, as front office clerks. Must have good personality, neat appearance. Capable of meeting the public.

Apply Mr. Reath.

Claypool Hotel

Help Wanted—Male 9

10 BOYS 16 to 20 years old with bicycles. Full time employment, messenger work, downtown business area. Apply 9:30 a. m. MR. DALTON, 18 N. Meridian.

WESTERN UNION

ton Dope

ATTENTION! BOYS

EARNEXTRA MONEY

After school by delivering a Times Route. . Mail your name, age and ove Ey Rottes available in our_neig} neighborh:

TODAY:

ATTORNEY

Under 41, for career position with large casualty Insurance claim organization. Write ¢ give complete history and salary A Sinpehot or photo. Write

helper;

';® Permanent job fof experienced , and also for bakers’ out-of-town men will be con-

BOOKKEEPER and

Assistant Bookkeeper

BOY—16-1T7 years old, to learn printing trade. Must be common school graduate. One who has had year or more

alate. antec Wanted—Female 3 |

hel experience not

BUS BOYS ICE CUTTER CLAYPOOL HOTEL

’

SCHOEN BROS. CLEANERS 934 E. 9th st.

——— COAL HAULERS MEN WITH or WITHOUT

TRUGKS REPORT READY TO WORK

55 S. FOREST AVE. (2400 EAST)

Coal Truck Drivers HARRAH COAL CO.. 1450 Kentucky

Goal Truck Drivers Steady Work, Good Wages ACTIVE COAL CO.

‘Men al for ip ping work. Apply Personnel Dept., Pittman-Moore Co. 1200 Madison Ave,

available. Day

SE . : Muesing-Merrick Coal Co.

Do you want good steady work? Essential industry.

CAPITAL ICE CO.

356 W. North St.

with trucks to haul coal. Good ay. 1001 Southeastern.

IR-1191 3830 Brookville Rd. MA-8585

Men to Drive Coal Trucks Steady v work, , good pay.

POLAR oF & F FUEL co.

BE-0333 (COLORED BOY °F *s coms ir

Sherman Dr. & Mass. Ave.

COLORED PORTERS Hotel Washington

APPLY STOREROOM

DRIVERS, Experienced For COAL TRUCKS Steady Work—Good Pay

Pittman-Rice Coal Co. MA-6565 We can use

DRY cleaners or pressers. those who are experts and those who are only partial experienced who wish to better Ploy Steady employment and good wages. Long's Cleaners, 405 Henderson ave., Marion, Indiana.

—— EXTRACTOR MAN White or Colored Essential War Work

STERLING LAUNDRY

735 Lexington Ave.

EY ES A EXTRACTOR MAN ' White or Colored Essential Industry

Excelsior Laundry 840 N. New Jersey

‘Foundry Laborers Floor and Squeezer Moulders Pattern boy and shipping clerk.

816 W. Washington: St.

FLOOR SANDER operator, Boy to learn trade. Apply evening, after | 6. 2432 N. Delaware.

GRILL AND COUNTER MEN

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

; $27 Kk, als. Grill-Counter Foo 3 ees ma. 2625 W.

Washington Y MAN — Must be able to drive truck. Variety jobs around bakery, 1915) =

Southeastern ave. BE. BE. 1175 or 0982

Janitor Wanted “%: Laborers Wanted

Good wages; steady work. Colorgd or white.

SMITH AGRICULTURE.

CHEMICAL CO. 1850 Kentucky Ave.

LABORERS WANTED

CLEVELAND WRECKING CO. ‘W. MORRIS AND DROVER Laundry Help wo w Washington.

Light Factory Work 23 Sine Se

646 Vir. Ave. Colored—18-65 LINEN MAN ...° LI.1361

kiss, . ®

MAN or boy to work in dining rm. 5, days. No Sunday work. Call Rl. 7386.

MAN for vegetable department in large, high-grade market. Pedigo’s, 720 E. 54th. BR-2446.

MAN: A to work in furniture and stove department. 302 E. ‘Wash.

Experienced. . For gro-

MECHANICS AND TIRE MEN

Apply to Clyde Berry

Aero Mayflower Transit Co. | 887 Mass. Ave. .

You San Make $1 Hour Plus Bon! _See Walter L Lee, 2419 2419 W, Wash.

MECHANICS

We are in need of 2 or 3 mechanics and 1 body man. Plenty work on hand and pleasant surroundings. Me- ° chanics’ flat rate basis. Come prepared to work. Our shop

brush hand. |

is Chrysler Motors factory approved 100% ‘service with plenty of factory approved tools and equipment. See our Mr. Sage. :

Jones & Maley, Inc.

UNLOAD AL MEH 20, heen a0 Ave. hr a

in high school and taken

* Men and Women for

For Rug Cleaning Department APPLY GREGG & SON, INC.

1004 Madison

White or Colored 18 to 55 Years

Defense Plant Cafeteria High Wages Time and a Half for Over 40 Hours Day or Night BE. 3600, Ext. 217

MEN WANTED

To operate trolleys and buses; good pay; steady work. Apply Room 213

TERMINAL BLDG. INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

NAILERS

Men between age of “0 to 50. Apply 932 8. Meridian.

OUTSIDE SALESMEN

Men 45 to 58 for outdoor work; 6 hours per day. Better than average earnings. Permanent employment. See Mr. Wallace 4 to 6 p. m. or all day Sat.

COOK COFFEE CO. 736 E, Georgia T

Painters and Wall Washers 311_E. 32nd. TA-5439.

Paper Hanger Huber Contracting PORK BUTCHERS

CAPITOL PACKING CO. 301 Kentucky Ave.

Wanted on 6 P. M. PORTERS Sis %, av St. Moritz, 109 N. Penn. RELAY ROUTE MAN Modern Dry Cleaning Plant. Apply Mr. Howard 2835 Nofthwestern Ave.

» bodied white man for

able steady work at gravel plant. Cg A __person. Indians Gravel Co., T12 th. ~ Fashion Dry Oleaners Route Man 550" conn sve.

SELECTED JOBS AVAILABLE

Permanent positions at substantial wages in essenOpenings for— % Tape Machine Operators Y% Cutting and Creasing - Operators ~ % Rapid Slitters “% Balers : % Bundlers

Help make the boxes that carry the shells that will defeat the enemy.

INLAND CONTAINER

700 W. Morris

Apply Daily 1 A M. to 5 P. M.

SEMLSKILLED UPHOLSTERERS

2050 Northwestern | fm

"MEN MEN WANTED

Grocery and Produce Warehouse Work Good pay. Overtime available. Opportunities for advancement. Vacations and holidays with pay. Free insurance and low rate hospitalization insurance"

or night work.

Apply 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Except Saturdays

A&P TEA CO.

. 85 S. State .St.

PORK

Essential Industry,

BUTCHERS

Steady Employment

Stark-Wetzel & Co. . 7235 Gardner Lane

man to learn oven work and cooking in war essential bakery. Steady after the war. Good pay, 1915 __ Southeastern ave.

Service Station Attendant

Experience not necessary. Excellent opportunity for right jaz. | 136 8. State. r., Zwahlen. MA-0927.

Service Station Man

Gas Attendant To Lubricate Cars

Apply Personnel Dept.

Sears, Roebuck and Gompany

SHOE REPAIR MAN

Good opportunity for experienced man as manager of modern shoe repair shop. Drawing account, plus commission to the man who can qualify.

Apply Mr, Davis 2829 Northwestern Ave.

——— STEADY JOB Man for night work in

office bldg, white. Roy Thompson, 309 Circle Tower Bldg,

Ee to se TIRE SERVICE MAN Commercial Tire Service

“TRUCK DRIVER _

Call at

SCHOEN BROS. CLEANERS 934 E. 9th st.

TRUCK DRIVERS

for Rug Cleaning Plant Also

| WANTED —1st class house painter. bama.

Color Help

. ASHJIAN BROTHERS

16th Place TA by, & 13th § Street)

Trucks to Haul Coal PITTMAN-RICE COAL CO.

102 S. LaSalle MA-6565

C. H.

Sedam, 2429 N. Ala

WANTED Thoroughly Experienced

CADMIUM and

ZINC PLATER

Must Have at Least High School Education

handlers; mus; Sebel

goad and od wie A ao 301 OR

WANTED DE BRAKER AND 648 S. EAST ST.

caged Ian man. Wor in restaurant.

WHITE driver for grocery ae some}

PS Med yor Any age. BR-

Positions Wanted—Male 11 MALE NURSE, refined man wants work, a 508, Times.

per day. Box Personal Services 13 (ALTERATION SPECIALISTS) LR TLL : CLEAN * PRESS" REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE MEYER O JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th YE OIe}37

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(CARPENTERING) X brick, pri hh BL-0369 ; )

(FURNACE Reasonanis. "No. cares

MR. FIXrefrigeration, (GENERAL rots REPAIRING) »

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imates. MA-51

GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING—Chastain Auto Service, 4206 College. WA (PRINTING) '

FOR PRINTING run right to Richards and save solicitor’'s commission.

(ROOF iran

roof, gutters cleaned, rime (RUG WEAVING TO ORDER)

RUG WEAVING—WA-6565 _

(SEWER GQ)

SEWER CLOGGED 2 |

Electric way to clean sewers. MA. 3073 ;

o mess, No digging. 2-Year A Guarantee. Free Est,

0T0 ROOTER szwen seavice co; (TREE TRIMMING) es

TREE TRIMMING and landsca 15 experience. TA-2858. ELTON 2858 N. Illinois. . )

(WINDOW oN {KEITH SHADE CO.

1350 ILLINOIS RI-1581

A- | NAR RRL RIV) MLE

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Business Opportunities 2

ROOMING HOUSE, 10 rooms, north, Bargam I for cash—$§700, ] CRO REALTY

ROOMING HOUSE Kreme rooms. Call after 6 p. m. RI-1617

Swaps Swap More Cash for Your Oat or Equity

on’t Sell RTHY. Toe 638 ; 0. T. FOXWORTHY, 205: os vis WILL: swap cash for car; oy must have tires. ar for H. P. CROWE RI between 8 a. m., 5 p.m. \ WILL PAY cash for Tate te model used oaF with good tires. WA-1345, before 9 a. m. or after 5 p. m. I WANT to buy a late mi i cash paymen ents .or > ‘After ee "> Wa WA-6560, or daytime, SACKS SWAP 2; ve or Trade Anyt 318 E. Wash.—334 Indiana Ave. LI WILL TRADE 100-acre farm in Wi ington county for small farm near Ins dianapolis. BE-1984. i CARBURETOR and brake service, Simei free. Call Guy Lawrence, 1131 N. Me= ridian. LI-1940. Tare

- 1 refrigs., | Pay More niture & stoves. TASS,

| Pets, Poultry, Livestock 2 ‘SADDLES *" *™{ 3s 10 3178

Buggy Harness and Other We Also Trade for Used Saddles { Farm & Home Supply, Inc., 18 1325 a FINE blood-tested chicks, $11 cockerels, $3.50 100; tas Tele pred hens, 33¢ endleton pike. CH-4135.

Legals

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