Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1946 — Page 18
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HOOSIER PAINT and LINOLEUM CO.
INNERSPRING MATTRESS and Matching Box $7000
. pre-war quality 211 E, Washington RI1-8315
¢cCRORY'S
#1 E WASHINGTON ST. Downstairs
Fast Shoe Repair
For All the Family Efficient Serviee
AIR CORPS TYPE "SUN GOGGLES
! Released for Civilian Use
" Aviation type Sun-Glasses, manufadtured during the war almost exfor the Armed Services, have just been realeased for civilian use. These Genuine Air Corps Type Sun-Glasses, complete with 12Karat Gold Filled frames, and told rocking pads, scientifically absorbent “No-Glare” ground and sage green lenses, dropped curving, and self-adjusting comfort cable ear pieces, can now be purchased for only $495. SunGlasses like these are regularly sold considerably more. Will protect eyes from glare, sun, wind, dust exposure. Wonderful for auto vers, golfers, gardenfarmers and all out-door workand sportsmen. Sold on 10-day risk trial, money-back guarantee. sale this week at our lpcal facane National Optical Stores
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SHOP FOR YOUR CAMERAS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES AT
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ON WEST WASHINGTON ACROSS EON THE STATE Youss 23 YEARS
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and your CLOTHES
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FOR ADDRESS OF NEAREST STORE
MONEY TO LOAN
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On Furniture, Auto,
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Family Finance Inc. 621 TLL. BLDG. RI. 71601
17 W. MARKET
PERSONAL LOANS
Low Bank Rates . $6 PER $100 PER YEAR Payable in Equal Monthly Installments
Fidelity Trust Co.
123 East Market Street (Member Federal Deposit
AUTO NOTE FURNITURE
LIBERAL LOAN CO. 152 N. DELAWARE ST. MA-0783 GROUND FLOOR LOCATION
LOANS SACKS BR03. 3
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LOANS HOUSEHOLD OE CORPORATION Illinois Bldg., =. Floor. Phone RI-5404
ices Merchants Bk, Blag. 3d Eo Phone RI-1471
CALL WABASH 4521 i
N. Pennsylvania Ave, | In-
TILE & CABINET Co. 512 0dd Fellow Bids.
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LOW-RENT OFFICES All outside, light modern rooms,
$25 up. THE INDIANA TRUST BLDG.
1 Oor, V1 Ave. & EK. Wash. St.
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the First Block
OXYGEN THERAPY
This Equipment Can Be Rented at
HAAG'S 402 N. Capitol Ave.
Day Phone Night Phone LI-5367 -7088
WE Buy Diamonds
manEST San PRICES
STANLEY Jewelry
118 W. Wash, tel Go.
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120 W. Ey , ST.
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INDIANA FUR CO,
112 East WASHINGTON St.
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OMPANY
213 W, Washington st,
w Hamilton's—
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19 East MARKET St.
Jordan Cabinet Co.
Immediate Delivery on All Size Bullt-in Kitchen Cabinets
BEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY North Delaware St,
PEARSON'S =r MUSIC CO.
Trustworthy Since 1873 128 N. Penn, St.
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S00. AVE. — Elbert M.. Ashley,
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LOANS Bee Classified Ad In STMENT 00 Book COLUMBIA INVES RI-8507 307 N. PENN Ri-8507 DEATH NOTICES =1
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ASHLEY Mary Annetta, 3119 Nowland ave, entered into rest Satur
esse” Baker. -
18 SeEvilie. road; Patterson, Worthington, Tuesday, 1:30... m., 2050 E. Michigan st. Burial Crown Hill,
sister: of John Ind. Services at Peace Chapel, Friends. are welcome. Moore Mortuaries.
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4 OUT OF 5 LOANS MADE WITHOUT ENDORSERS Barrow on CHARACTER or AUTO — $60 tof $1,500 OR MORE. Many loans made while]
you wait. 6 weeks to make 1st payment, FREE PARKING in lot across the sires! from office
PHONE FOR A LOAN
Market 4455
ASH | MONTHLY PAYMENTS | LOAN [me hte 20 $60 $5.55 100 920 647 5.93 200 1839 1293 11.85 300 2758 1939 17.77 500 4498 31.23 2849 1,000 8995 6245 5698
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EMPLOYME
Counter Girl Tuchman Cleaners, 3514 College Ave COMPTOMETER OPERATOR EXPERIENCED
WcHout 6-Day Week rtation.
an. Apply PLL “De t., 214 Traction
Terminal Bldg. om] Railway.
Comptometer Operator 40-HOUR WEEK
Saturdays Off Through Year Around Liberal Discount on Purchases Excellent Food in Employees’ Cafeteria | |
Apply Employment Dept, Tth Floor
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. |
Experienced Com prometss Operator * Typist ord Pay
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 139 E. South St.
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FURNITURE LOANS
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No Experience Necessary
trains you and pays while learn. ing. age rates are higher than
ever before, Apply R. B. Noblitt, Traffle Mgr. 902 Guaranty Bldg.
Locally Owned and 2 Managed
Office on ground floor. Park next door. Walk
about 20 feet, bring in title and get your loan. It's that easy. Buckeye Finance Co. loan dept. of °
increases
Park for Appraisal 1
in person, 2307 commission
. Dining Room Cashier Good ng salary. Meals, Automatic
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ONSTRATORS experienced to demonstrate fine line of merchandise. Apply N. Meridian, salary or
GIRLS, 18 to 30
PAY RATE INCREASED Starting Rates 75¢ Hour Automatic increases every 30 days for 3 Inouua. Promotion opportunities $40 hour, Interesting Sr making RCAVICTOR records, RCA radio tubes and RCA Victrolas, Jobs Open Now, Apply Today!
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BRANHAM Bernice, age 50, 847 Brad- ., mother of s. Lucille Liford . Lillian DeCenzo, Mrs. Thelma LowJean Ferguson, sister of Mrs. Maude Kitts, Mrs. Mary White, Lester Hogan, wayne Hogan, Neil Hogan and Ray Miller, passed away Sunday. Funeral services ednesday, 10 a. m., at the Blaine Avenue. Church of Christ Friends ay call at residence. Burial Floral Park, Farley Service
ARMER—Thomas E. 75 years, 3841] Graceland ave, husband of Leda R., father of Mrs. Ruth F. Bair of Indianapolis, and Mrs. R. E. O'Neil of Chicago, grandfather of Pr honing D. Bair and Royden 8. Bair, brother of Mrs. Edith Kershner of Detroit, and James I. Farmer of Los Angeles, passed away Saturday noon. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday: 10 a. m. Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may call at mortuary. FLANNERY—Elols Sue Hudson, beloved wife of Robert Herman Flannery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Orville Hudson and sister of Mrs. Leonard E. Pearson, passed Saturday evening. Funeral service Tuesday, 3 p. m., from Shirl Brohters' Hill Chapel, 5377 ashington at the ch
FREEMAN--Martha E., beloved wife of Lewis, mother of Mrs. Grace Resener of Indianapolis and Mrs. Luscia Shea of Beech Grove, sister of Laura E. Claffey, Mrs. Luzenia Heidorf of Indianapolis, Mrs. Henry Higman of Hammond, Ind.; Benjamin and George Cole of Ev ville, Charles Cole of Calumet City and Cole of Cat) also survived by eight grandchildren and three great-grand-children, passed away Monday. Wednesday 2 p. m, Little & ro Funeral Home, 1001 Main st. Beech Grove. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p. ni. this evening. HEALEY-—Maurice F,, beloved son of Mrs. Bessie Healey 3 and Maurice F, Teale eceased), passed away Sunday, Au Funeral from the Blackwell Ne 1503 N. Meridian st, Tuesday, Requiem Mass at as pa: , 9 a m. Friends may call home. JOHNSON--Dora, beloved daughler of Murtle Johnson, sister of Lorene and Ed Janhson, passed away Sunday. Services Wedn y at Paytensburg, Ky. Friends may call at the Beanblossom Mortuary any time Monday, Mond eve. KISTNER—Charles C., 2424 Broadway, husband of Clara, father of Rosina K Maxwell, Seattle, Wash; Harriet K Pringle, Biloxi, Miss., and Karl W. Kistner, Indianapolis, died Saturday, at hia residence. Funeral Tuesday, 2 P. st the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st. . Friends may call at the mortuary.
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Saturday evening, father of Mrs, Hattie Bush, Homer and Charles McCoy of city; Mrs, Prances Reeder, Mooresville, Mrs Georgia Staudohar, Boca Raton, Fla., and Mrs. Elsie Warher, Atlanta, Ga. brother of Mrs. Mary Edwards and Mrs, Nettie Espye, Bowling Green, Ky.; Mrs. Angie Carner, Franklin, Ky, and Cleve McCoy, Decatur, Ill, also 12 grandchildren and {ive ce greal-grandchildren Services J. C. “Chapel of the Chimes,” 12334 Prosa ie, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial New Crown. Friends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes.’
MOORE-—Willlam J, 4303 N. Capitol, husband of Marie Hildebrand Moore, father of Willlam H.,, Miss Barbara Ann and W. Daniel Kibler; grandfather of | Margaret Marie Kibler, brother of Frank oore of Martinsville, and Mrs. Wesley Shoobridge of Indlanapolis Sunday a. m, Rvices Fanner chanan Mortuary, Tuesds P. Pr invited. Interment Crown Vain! (Monticello, Ind., papers plase copy.)
MORGAN Rutherine Hawk, of 1428 W.
wife of Pruitt, passed away Denny a, m. Service Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, Wednesday, 1:30 B® Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. lends may call at the mortuary.
PARMENTER Lucy M., formerly of 612 Warren ave, entered into rest Saturday evening, age 31 years, widow of the late Albert A. Parmenter, mother of Mrs. Claribel Sullivan, Mrs, Katherine Bartlett, Mrs, Blanche Hinman and William Morrison, sistef of Mrs. Inez Gross, Chester M. and les H. Moore, Services Tues- : m., at Trinity Methodist chureh, 626 Pbtvision st. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at Irvington chapel, 5342 E. Washington st, until 11 a. m. Tuesday, at church from 12:30 m. until hour of service. Moore rtuaries. . RAPP-—-John C., age 88 years, beloved father of Mrs. Jesse E. Poe, 905 Pleasant
esday, 10 a. nn Carlisle Funeral Home, Mooresville. Interment Garland Brook cemetery, Columbus. (Shelbyville and Columbus papers, please copy). RICHARDS Minnie. age 60, of 1359 W. Ray st e of Arvie Richards, mother of Mildred 1 RX Vivian Waskom, Ken-
McOOY—William C., age 67, passed away | LOST —
DEATH NOTICES 1 Ap Bmployment Obie Indianapolis Times, Monday, Aug. 19, 1946 4 ROSS—Otto C., husband of Nellie Bowden Ross, died at the Methodist hospital Monday. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30, ; GIRL * ol at the Kuby Mettnary, Meridian at 19th st; 9 Joan of Arc church. 18 TO 30 Brio: s So? call A the mortuary. L EP 10, 0. vite: wh To Spare operate FH TWide : Glen an grat nce Shockley, isis of Gane He : machine: .- Loton, Her. Jasper “an ardin 5 mate, Pusan Che Sunday Jornimng a Contr Stats Envelope Co. Jesente o son arles, on Mann Roa esday, p. m.. Conkle Fu- L : erman Urive Boral EH Home, 1934 w Michigan si. Friends
invited. Burial West Newton cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home,
SPILKER- Mrs. Roxanna, age 85, sister of Mrs. R. A. McCann, sunt of Mrs. Ida Parker and Mrs. Ethel Wert, passed vay Sunday a. m. Friends may call Dorsey Funeral Home, 3925 E. New York . neral p. m. Tuesday at funeral home.- Burial Crown Hill
STANLEY—Mrs. Anna A, 69 years, §17
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GIRLS
Steady Work Pleasant Surroundings Experience Unnecessary.
Apply in Person
BEMIS BRO. BAG CO,
1900 Barth Ave. (South)
E. 46th, wife of Albert. D. mother of Mrs. Ina ‘Fitzgerald, Paul! H, of Hunting-
WOMEN
ton Valley, Pa.; Oran B. of Hamiiton, N. Y., and Norman G. Stanley of Indianapolls; grandmother of Cistdan,
Kathryn Anne, Patricia and Grace Ann sister of Fred Aebker, and Mrs Brown, both of Indianapolis, passed away Sunday . Services Flanner & chanan Liorars. Time later. invited. Interment Crown Hill may call at mortuary.
WALLMAN — William H., 61 years,
Friends
239
Minnie | For light, clean factory work. Ex_away| perience in precision inspection dePriends sirable, but not required.
UNDER 35
Apply before noon, 846 N. Senate.
Terrace ave, beloved brother of rs. Bertha Mayer, brother-in-law of rs. Mamie Wallman, passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday 1:30 p. m., at the H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 8.
File Clerk-Typist
conditions, 3534.
Downtown office, pleasant working chance for advancement, LI-
East st. Friends invited, Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call.at the funeral home after 3 p. m. Tuesday.
UPTON—Gladys Fay, of 1325%; g£nglish
FOUNTAIN GIRL OVER 18. SALARY $25 SCHOENERS' PHARMACY
WEISE—Ida Louise, of 3952 Spann ave, wi 72, belov mother of Mrs. George Lynch of Tadine apciis, sister of Mrs Burl ts of Reynolds, Ihd Passed y y 8. m. ~Puneral service TuesA . m., Shirléy Bros. Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washington st Burial Reynolds, Ind. Priends may call at the chapel after 6 p. m. Monday.
IN MEMORIAM
COONEY—In loving remembrance of our dear wife, mother, gran aunt aT Berl Cooney, who passed away Aug. SrUSBAND, DAUGHTER, GRANDHILDREN. AND
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—BIllfold, “brown Jeathes, 2351 ing photostat copy of na ischarge | apers and ti importan 5 papers. Thursday night on Beech Grove bus Wayne Burdine, Roachdale, Ind. ewied | GA-9163
Lady's Bennett wrist watch between 15th and Broadway and W, 15th on Central or. Central trolley. Keepsake Liberal reward. Riley 4274 evenings, MA8411, ext. 119, days. LOST -Blonde cocker spaniel, neighborhood of 1500 Barth ave. around 6:30 p Sunday. May have followed someone MA-
m Please bring 1523 Barth (side door). 7662. Liberal reward Cy TBher-
“reward for return of Generous © blk: & white cocker spaniel, pi from N, Harding B8t. RI-0814 to 6 P. M.; LI-7040 after 7 P. M WILL party who found phdys tan rain-
coat, size 10, on Sout rt rd, please return an EIVE ARD, - Bentiment attached. GA-3119. KEEP MONEY AS REWARD return blue
purse found in United Cab Sat, night. Return purse or mail ) Bapers to 2226 WwW. McCarty or call MA-2 LOST—Long-haired part pita, black and white, tan head, name “Butch.” Miss. ing since June, RI-7177, Reward. FOUND—Bicycle on West side, Owner may have same by identifying and paying for ad, PE-48T3-R. “" 9 My biack and white terMICKEY rier, lost vicinity State and Woodlawn. Reward. MA-7263, LOST—Red spare wheel, 600x168 tire, off Willys true Reward, BR-0538,
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HOSIERY MENDING
Ages 18 to cared for ove Timon Pg
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS 634 N NOBLE 25-35 yrs. for house work. « No*”€hildren, good salary, LI-9767.
EXPERIENCED
Apply L. S. AYRES & CO. iw NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET
has splendid opportunity for lady preferably with experience in general office detail for retail automobile dealership. Prefer someone who is familiar with titles, billing and General Motors contracts. ® 38-hour week. ® Every Saturday afternoon off, ® Vacations with pay. ® Congenial working conditions. Ideal for North side resident who will be able to avoid rush hour crowds going downtown on bus or street car, See Mr. Conner, manager of
NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET, Ine.
836 E. 63rd St. BR. 2471
* Stokely Van Camp Inc. %
Offérs Employment as % Comptometer Operators * Billing Machine Operators
% Stenographers * Typists * General Clerical Pleasant working conditions Good, starting salary; “40-hour, S-day week.
- % 941 N. Meridian %
dicadigied I Xmas. Bef, life -
ACCOUNT!
21-35 Years of age.
perience preferred. Five-day
excellent working conditions.
9 FEMALE HELP WANTED g
ELI LILLY AND COMPANY HAS OPENINGS FOR
. Medical Stenographers (know Spanish or Portuguese
. Comptometer Operators
. Proof Readers (English, Spanish and Portuguese) APPLY 8 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
220 E. McCARTY
High school graduate, including course
in bookkeeping and/or accounting. One or more years ex-
Call Mr. Fellmy, LI-2323.
INLAND CONTAINER CORP.
700 W. MORRIS ST.
— ‘MONDAY, ATG. 19, 1946
MALE HELP WANTED 11
EG. ls to Learn Advertising
We have an opening in our adverHsing department for a young an who wants the opp reunity to learn the fundament of the Newspaper advertising . h 2 ustnean e have a training program for G. that has been approved by. the State ot Indiana, Department of Veteran's Affairs and the U.S. Veteran's Administration. Primary
AS a Bosit ion Rraduates, sale
NT OFFICE
NG CLERK
week. Good rate of pay and
who wishes to train for office career. We also have available one opening for a young woman to work in our accounts payable section. Excellent working conditions and salary increases for qualified applicants.
McQUAY-NORRIS
1737 Mass. Ave.
Girl for General Office Work Typing Required. Paul Krauss Laundry
40 N. East St. RI-4501 PITMAN-MOORE CO. NEEDS
® Typist ® Comp. Opr. Advertising and customers’ service dept.; -day week, steady work, good pay; vacation plan. Call LI-7374 or apply person-
nell office 1200 MADISON AVE. 153 E. MORRIS
Girl to Work
In Photo Finishing Plant Some Overtime No Experience Necessary See Mr. Elliott
545 S. Meridian, Room 502 Sales Ladies
A opportunity,
daytime work as a dry cleaning
® Stenog. for
So
real pleasant
branch manager. = Salary plus semi-annual bonus, paid vacation, steady ee loyees:. Davis Clean: ers, 2835 Northwestern.
Silverware Sales Woman
One of the leading ‘department stores of Indianapolis has Spening
helping discriminating customers. Experience preferred. Please state salary, detail of work experience, education and age.
Address Times, Box A-368.
SHIRT PRESS OPERATOR
Tiltor experience protect but not necessary
STERLING LAUNDRY
735 Lexington
SECRETARIAL
Life insurance experience preferred. Good starting salary. Chance for advancement to assistant office manager. Downtown office. Pleasant working conditions. —LI-3534. THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
Has Opening for
Secretary Merchandising Executive
40-Hour Week Liberal Discount on Purchases Apply o Miss Arn Dept., 7th Floor or Phone id,
Appointment
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST
5:Day Week
Permanent positions. Excellent starting rate. Advancement assured. Automatic increases.
Herff-Jones Co.
1411 N, Capitol
Competent Stenographer Must Take Dictation Opportunity to Advance
Take any Ry or bus to 30th st, Oross Town Ine Columbia ave.
PACKARD MFG. CO.
2900 Oolumbis
Stenographer
downtown office. Pleasant 39-hour week. Apply
for working conditions; Salary $115 per month,
715 Electric uainy
perm: advancement Phone Mr, Keiter 3377. Wanner & Buchanan Fall Creek at Meridian st.
STENOGRAPHER
Permanent position in a sma gevial ol ies, Opportunity for’ advancement. week Good starting salary.
GULF REFINING CO.
1910 8S. State
STENOGRAPHER
AMERICAN RED CROSS
1126 N. MERIDIAN Bee Mr. Sheppard. LI-1441
STENOGRAPHER
General office routine’ 5 days, $35 to start. Construction office, 45th and Ralston. Per. manent to wide-awake person, Phone MA1480 for appointment.
STENOGRAPHER
Experienced” Shorthand, Secretary = Steady mplov: | gon ment, 708 Chamber of Commerc i
‘Small ome, claim dept. of isuranse pAR Mr. Oatiaw, MA-9331,
ante Call ° fower Beg.
Thsurance for:
FEMALE HELP WANTED 9 FEMALE HELP WANTED 9 Stenographer ..vorrne conditions: OFFICE chance for advancement, LI- e ’ Our continued expansion JevgTam 450i gr : makes avallable a few openings for * ypists CLERK—TYPIST 18 TO 30
Availablo at Once
MR. MITCHELL
_ RLS3L © STENOGRAPHER At least 1 a Saperiency, Pleasant Diy “Essential MA-T7495
Stenographer Seif devs. Small office
downtown, = Opportunity to learn insurarge. Mr. Miller, MA-4022.
% TYPIST - %
and General Clerical
Indiana Union Mutual Ins. Co.
2105 N. Meridian TA- 15% See Mr. Coats
GOOD TYPIST
We will teach you ediphone. Permanent position good starting ary.
See Mr. Rautzahn
Indianapolis Paint & Color Co.
640 N. Capitel LI-1521 1 ist and general office work. Insuryp ance agency, Short hours. Steady. See Mr. Fox, Stone, Stafford & Stone, 6th floor, Consolidated Bldg. EE LIE ST er ot TT pAb ————————. TYPIST—Desirable hours; 6th floor Consolidated Bldg.
YOUNG WOMEN
Begin a career that assures you more money and responsibility as you leam. Ask the girls who work heres. Ap- | ply now: Bao Officem340. N. Meriasapon Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
GIRLS MECHANICS UNIFORMS
AND WIPER SUPPLY: 333 N. Noble
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS ST. MORITZ RESTAURANT
109 N. Pennsylvania
WAITRESS
Burke's Restaurant, City Market. WHITE jody care of 3 children. Light ironing. $10.
Reference. CH-8604-J.
MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED 10
ferred, Five-day aturdays and a3 Walker 2 to ipa
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 214 W, Mérylond Street
Baker's / App
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HOTEL LINCOLN
BOYS
not returnin for dovairen dvi ho, With bicycles
. LIEBER & CO.
——obinbls— houses.
CARPENTERS 57 on ol
HU-3171, Carpenter Helper Ss or We have an opening in the NEWS ROOM of the Indianapolis Times for a COPY BOY interested in learning journalism. 5-day, 40-hour week. See Mr. Free, managing editor, 214 W. Maryland St,
COKE oven operators and | - ors. Chalice Jot adva aan
steady = Food Tages. Su L Saker, 0 Gate Office 50
Prospect 34 Gas and Coke Utility.
'CLERKTYPIST
Knowledge of bookkeeping and time keeping desired. All around clerical duties in construction office.
W. E. O'Neil Construction Co.
1100 W. Henry a.
COAL unloaders wanted at Rlans * of Citizens Gas and Coke Utllity; 92c an_hour;
oO, 2950. Prospect St
s First Class Die Makers C275 {through a very high grade of medium size precision dies. Must have a suitable background on this type of work Modern plant, new equipment, good working conditions. See Mr, Bhaw after 4 P.
TOP WAGES
QUALITY TOOL & DIE COMPANY, INC. 401-05 N. Noble
Only Need Ap
IDEAL ‘ENGINEERING ‘to. 420 W, South St.
ENGINEER : Sales Representative
If you are an engineer or ‘technically trained man, particularly one who has training or experience with highway work, Sonstiuerion or paving materials, and dee connec for sales work
FPating, we suggest you wrife us your qual Ss, past experience Probable territory, Illinois, Indiara or Wisconsin. Age 25 to 35. We will arrange personal interview if application flils requirements. Write Box A-5, Times.”
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Our continued expansion program again makes available- a few openings for
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with Intelligence amd responsibility te work in modern machine Mmdustry. Ex. cellent starting rates and future for qualified applicants.
McQUAY.NORRIS
1737 Mass. Ave.
BOOKKEEPER
ping; billing and considerable detail wor! Must be accurate and have incentive.
VAN AUSDALL & 28 8. Penn,
PARRAR RI-2331
Soda Fountain
We have a number of openings for men and women (18 to 50) to work on our fountain See MR. MOORE Apply at office HOOK! S DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES California and Market Sts.
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AUTO MECHANICS .
Work in a modern, clean shop under best working conditions in town. See Mr. Adams HICKMAN OLDS
1510 N. Meridian RI-6375
Auto Mechanics Read This!
Attractive jobs for mechanics in our modern garage. Permanent and reliable work. Good future, comfortable surroundings. Good pay. Bonus plan.
Apply Personnel Office 214 Traction Terminal Bldg. INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
BILL KUHN'S AUTO SERVICE DEPT.
offers genuine opportunity for skilled or ambitious men in every phase of auto service work. ® MECHANICS © BODY and FENDER MEN @ ALIGNMENT and 1G NITION SPECIALISTS ® LUBRICATION and CAR
WASH MEN. Clean, modern shop with the correct tools and latest equipment to enable you to do a better job easier.
For details about better pay and better working conditions see Bill Conner, or phorie BR-2471.
“you'll Like Working for Bill Kuhn" NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET 836 E. 63d St. in BROAD RIPPLE “Indiana's Largest Chevrolet Dealer”
A-1 MECHANIC Experienced Chrysler line.
Permanent, Excellent Wages and Hours.
JONES & MALEY, INC. 242) E, Washington St. AUTO BODY MAN
Excellent wages, 'steady work, working conditions. IR-9677. .
ideal
MEN WANTED % Experienced % Flour Packers v% Feed Packers % Flour Mill Workers Apply
ACME-EVANS CO., INC,
W. Washington & Blackford Sts
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SHEETMETAL MEN
1 superintendent and layout mem 4 first-class furnace erectors Highest wages
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The Parkmoor, E 38th and Coliseum, HOUSE wiremen wanted. on thin wall sain 3 per wo a through day, EH 53 weeks Tv steady work; annually
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tween 8 a. Bk call at 125 E. Painter Palmer St, 7:30 A. M.
General Maintenance Man with considerable electrical experien day work. We want a reliable man he Bs interested y employment has & good ee: L WEST BAKING CO. 1331 EB Washington ATTENTION ! 1 1 |
The American Can Co. has Jo ings for men in the age 45-55 as cleaners, etc; 3rd shift. Premium pe For Interview, call in person at office, 1936 8. East st, Indianapolis.
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DRUG STORES Californis and Market Sts.
“PORTER & STOCKMAN Apply to Mr, Ober:
Stationers, Inc. 38 N. Pennsylvania St. SALESMEN Jewelry Department Apply 3rd Floor CHARLES MAYER® 20 W. Wash, Ba Ter and "thinners seeks
experienced sales and service re nt tive for Indiana. Write Box Ak, Times.
Sheet Metal Man
Must ave experience in sheetmetal layout. Apply Mr. Whitten.
2571 Winthrop
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