Speedway Flyer, Volume 11, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1943 — Page 4

CLASSIFIED ADS AH ads for this column most tm written out in full, on one of mper only. They Should be maEd to us or brought in by ten o’clock. Wednssday mornings. Please do not telephone in your ads. Charges: The minimum rate tor an ad here is 20c. For an ad with more than twenty-five words, the charge Is 20c plus one cent a word beyond the minimum words. Payment must accompany and ad. Coin or stamps will be .ftßQtocd.

GIRLS AND WOMEN—AII ages; no experience necessary; easy i factory work. American Art J Clay. 4717 W. 16th St. KEN and BOYS—for factory work; no experience necessary. Ameri- ■ can- Art Clay Co. 4717 W. 18th Street. _____________ ROST—Pair of glasses between 5044 W. 13th St and 4900 W. 16th ’ Call Belmont 1314-M. TOR SALE —Genuine western saddle. The very fines. $35.00 Call Belmont 4859-J. _____ TAPER HANGING—W. E. REYNOLDS. 1606 Fisher Street, Speed- . way. Call Belmont 4326-M. Estimate free. WOUND—Two coin purses have * been found recently and turned 1 In to the FLYER office. Both } contain money. Owners may 1 have same by calling at the of--1 flee and describing the purses ? and contents. 14th at Winton * Ave. Belmont 3555. KANTED —6-foot metal porch glider, in good condition. Phone Bel. 2477-J. WANTED Odd jobs and grass cutting. Call Belmont 0962. Good - work guaranteed. IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE in Speedway for sale notify W. A. Booe, 1726 Gerrard street or call Belmont 1492-W. WANTED Curtains to launder, 10c and up. Belmont 3210-J • 3624 W. 16th St.. Mrs. Dobbins WANTED —Paper hanging, painting and paper cleaning. Work guaranteed. Miller, 3545 W. Washington Street. Belmont 8140-M. VTLM SERVICE—One 6 or 8 exposure roll developed and printed for 25c. Reprints from old negatives 4c each. Also will enlarge ' old negatives to any size. Bring ' or mail to Speedway Film Service, 5440 Crawfordsville Road, Res. Phone Be. 1822-J.

w Our Boys f and Girls In Service

The birthdays for May are, Anthony Grabner, 23rd; John Herriter, 25th and Hayden Rahm, 28th. Dwight L- Bilbee, S-l-C Btn. 88, Co. C. Pit. 6 % Fleet P. 0., San Francisco, Calif. Francis M. Bilbee, F c, % Carrie. Corps, U S N T S, Syracuse, N, Y, Pvt. Marion G. Bratton, 404th Training Group, Flight E., Miami

j , [OHDITIONEBI |V=S f^FUNEjufi ' HOME | Market 1234 Office & Chapel Residence of Floyd Farley 4924 W. 16th St Speedway, Ind.

Spu^oui^ 1 AUTOMOBILE I INSURANCE I r 5-PAy PLAN I Bernard F.Rosner AUTOMOBILE FINANCING GENERAL INSURANCE RH N. Lyndhorst Dr. Belmont 28M ■

Florida. Pvt. Henry C. Hazelwood, 302 T S C, Keesler Field, BiLieut. Arthur L. Higbee, Aset. Adjutant, Room 411, National Hotel. Miami, Fla. Lieut. Earl L. Higbee, % Chicago and Southern Air Lines, Memphis, Venn. Cpl. Robert H. Hoerger, Barracks 3781, Co. E, 800 S T R, Camp Crowder, Mo. P.F.C. Harold Huber, 35139114, 302 T S S Box 21, Keesler Field, Mississippi. Pvt James Lee Kellam, Hdqs. & Service Co., 160th Engrs. C Bn. 4th Geo. G. Meade, Maryland. James Keating, R M, 3rd class, Armed Guard Center, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lieut. John J. Mann, C W S, Camp Sibert, Ala. P.F.C. Irwin Frank Melson. 12th Tech. School Sqd. (S.P.) Barracks 749, Scott Field, HI. Sgt. Morris Mikklesen, 557, C A A A, Camp Davis, N. C. Richard Nelson, A.O.M. 3rd class C. School, Barracks No. 55, N.A.T. T. Center, Jacksonville, Fla. Albert K. Mayo, Co. 6, D 3, Barracks 7, U. S. Coast Guard, Gov. Is'and, Alameda, Calif. Carl A. Pieper. A.S., Company 464, Great Lakes, 111. P.F.C. Hayden M. Rahm, Psychological Research Unit No. 2, Army Air Force Classification Center, San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center, San Antonio, Texas. Cpl. Arthur Raper, Leavell 8., Co. 8., STB-AAS Enl. Br. No. 1, University of Mississippi, Oxford, Miss. J. Kenneth Tracy, Great Lakes Naval Training School. His wife is Mrs. Bessie Tracy, they have lived the past four years at 1648 N. Lynhurst Drive. He was employed at Allison’s. Staff Sgt. Frank Wallace, Co. K, 343rd Inf., A.P.O. 450, Camp Howze, Texas. Cpl. Arthur E. Wilson, Co. I, 2nd Pltn. 10th QMRTC, U.S.A., Camp Lee, Virginia.

★ ★ What Ifou With WAR BONDS Wigwag

Frequently the Navy, the Coast Guard and the Signal Corps finds it expedient to relay messages without benefit of telephone, telegraph or radio. That is when the semaphore system is employed. A vagh/ Like a single flag in the “Wigwag” system, the purchase of a War Savings Stamp or Bond, in itself has an infinitesimal effect upon the entire war effort, but when 130 million determined people set their minds to make our War Bond drives successful, the result is anything but infinitesimal. u. S. Treasury Department Novel Match Covers You can have your favorite snapshot reproduced on individual match-book covers for your personal use. An ingenious gift to a hostess is a set of these covers decorated with pictures of her child or her house.

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Martin Studio Irvington and Speedway Margaret Byram Voice Helen Thomas Martin Piano Organ Dramatic Art Ir. 9454 Ir. 1226

Darkening Fruits To help prevent peeled pears, apples and bananas from darkening when they are to be used in a fruit cup, cover them with 1 grapefruit juice and chill.

fit A rate bhw* \ J i It Helps Materially tk« I Govammiit s Tiro, tasofin and Mm* X Power Conservation Program, Too. I W When afmebunM oat in your home you’ll find it alnKWt u eeiy to change u a light bulb (aee direction, below). Frayed cord*, and defective appliance* are the common H HVX cauaea of fosea homing oat. Remedy the eaaee, replace ■ J "blown” ftwe and yon have Electric eervioe immediately. wfM what 10 d ° when a fuse burns ° ut f DiMooneet cord or «p- "Mown” face. pIiIOCC famin| trouble. Go You can tell it by the broken ICO to main Electric .witch and mculßak and roerohed mica IB poll to "off.” For aafety window earned by rad ting*' stand on a dry board. metaL With dry band, on- \W Yaii up main nritcb acrew the burnt-out (m ito "on” position. If fm 'and replace with a new ena' niewa” again, can na. Ah' HI '—ls .mpere faro, for bourn ftrayt keep an extra ropply Vircuiu, 30 for mainlinaJ Jg fineaoo hand.| H

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PAINT VALUE O’Brien’s Prepared Paint—the very top in quality/ the very most in value. Twenty years use and thou- f sands of successful jobs stand behind this dependable, long wearing paint. It spreads easy and far. If . covers solidly. It is made in white and fourteen permanent colors. For Use on any exterior surface. MA gal. in Five IBOafnV gal. Lots I PRIMING WHITE first coater for two-coai worlt saves time in application and forma a strong bond between the old and new paint Easy to rpply. Per Gallon $2.95 Speedwaj’H umiture Store 1414 MAIN STREET BELMONT 2988

No Place for Cattle Cattle cannot live In the steamy hot lowlands of New Guinea, so a small herd of dairy cattle has been transported into the mountains by airplane and is doing welL

Good Taste MILK

Stan’s Beauty Shop Will Re-Open Today! Mr. Man Myers is happy to Maumee the re-epealng of Us beauty shop. IBs beautician will be Mrs. Mona Harvey Mrs. Harvey will accept appointments each day from eightthirty o’clock until two o'clock. Please call early. Stan’s Beauty & Barber Strap 4965 WEST 14TH STREET BELMONT 3411 “Three Baiters”

Twice as Sweet Twice as sweet as com syrup is the claim lor a new product made from com.

Speedway Theatre SPEEDWAY CITY Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 27-28-29 John Steinbeck’s Popular Best Seiler ‘The Moon Is Down’ ‘Hi Ya, Chum’ Three Days—Sunday, Monday, Tuesday May 39-31 June 1 SPENCER TRACY and KATHRYN HEPBURN in ' ‘KEEPER OF THE FLAME’ And MARY MARTIN—DICK POWELL in ‘HAPPY-GO-LUCKY’ Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 2-3-4-S Abbott & Costello in ‘IT A’INT HAY’ ‘TRUCK BUSTERS’

FACTORY RADIO SERVICE On all makes of radios. Our seventeen years of experience qualifies us to give prompt and efficient service. RADIO BILL 3050 West 16th Street Belmont 2484

First Aid! Keep your medicine net equipped fully. Curity Sulfa-thia-zole Handi-Tape 23c Bauer & Black Handi-Tape 10c & 23c Sealtex Bandages 25c Absorbent Cotton 10c-19c-33c Adhesive Tape (All Sizes) 10c up Gauze Bandages 8c up COMPLETE FIRST AID KITS 60c up KOTEX and MODESS 22c & ?9c Beck’s Drugs 15th St Main Bel. 2330

Diamonds Watches Robert L. Stout Jeweler EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING We now have o.ir own telephone service. Please notice our new number Belmont 0446 4907 West 14th Street Belmont 0446

Changed Paint Jobs The Indians used blade as a color of rejoicing. On returning from successful battles, black paint replaced bright reds and yellows.

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