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10
CHURCH NOTICES.
Cadle
Tabernacle
USAJM
EAILE F. HITES
Afternoon and
Evening
2:30 and 7:30
SPECIAL MUSIC
Mrs. Duthie will give 20-
minute organ recital before
each service. Also special
musical numbers by the
Gypsy Smith Choir with
organ.
Joe Overmeyer,
Director
Everybody Welcome
Interdenominational
TOMMES DF
®IHIIIiT,S®IEiTIiT
Lesson Sermon
“SUBSTANCE”
FIRST CHURCH—Meridian at 20th St.
SECOND CHURCH—Delaware at 12th St.
THIRD CHURCH—33SO Washington Bird.
FOURTH CHURCH—Masonic Temple, Irv
ington.
Sunday Services
First, Second and Third churches at 11
ft. m. and 8 p. m.
Fourth Church at II a. m. only.
Testimonial Meetings
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Free Reading Rooms
813 Occidental Bid?. Washington at 111. St.
1258 Lemeke Annex. 115 Penn. St.
205 E. Thirty-Fourth St.
11 Johnson Are., Masonic Temple, Irvingon.
The Public
■ cordially invited to attend these services
and to visit the reading rooms.
Unity
Practical Christianity
Meeting Sunday 3 p. m. Healing meeting
Wednesday 8 p. m Study Tuesday
and Thursday 2 p. m. Prosperity Fellow
ship, first Mondav out of each month, at 8
p. m. All free. All welcome. 7‘25 N. Dela
ware St.. Apt. No. 1. Circle 5525.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
608 N. Liberty St., between Massachusetts I
Are. and North St. Sunday services at 7:45
p. m. Lecture by Mrs. Ethel Wilson Sub
ject: St. Luke. 12th chapter. H-12th j
verses. Followed by messages Irom the de- i
parted. Message services Wednesday at 2
and 7:45 p. m. Part of the time will be
flevotcd to healing. Mrs. Wilson will be with 1
us at both services. Come, bring your
friends. All are welcome.
6ECOND SPIRITUALIST CHURCH!
Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio St.
Subject: "The Doorway to Reformation:
Is It Closed Here or Hereafter Against Any
Human Soul?”
Healing Irom 7 p. m. to 7:45 p. m.
Messages from your loved ones by the
factor. Rev. Anna Throndsen, and Dan
mith.
Everybdy made welcome.
Progressive
Spiritualist Clmreh
Redmen's Hall, corner Capitol and North
Sts. Rev. B. Hayden will lecture. Messages
from the Spirit World by Mrs. Bessie Wood
worth, message bearer. Mrs. Audria Hod
son will furnish music. Services begin at
7:45 p. m. Ladies' Aid meets Tuesday aft
ernoon at 2 o clock. Mrs. Woodworth and
other message bearers will be present.
" SPIRITUALIST
Mr. Oscar Herbert
renown spirit medium and divine healer of
Baltimore. Md.. just arrived in this city, wiU
give psychie interpretations daily and Sun
day to assist in establishing new church.
Hours 10 a. m. to !) p. m.
323 N. Alabama. Phone Lincoln 6703.
1 DEATH NOTICES
STOUT, CORBIN B— Age 00. husband of
Mary E., father of Dale T. Stout, passed
away Sept. 8. Funeral Sunday. 3 p. tn.
at MeNeeiy & Son's chapel. 630 N. Merid
ian. Friends invited. Burial at Paris, LI.,
Monday.
F6X.’CATHERINE B.—Wife of William 11.
Fox and mother of Agnes. William H.,
Jr.. Norbet J.. Richard J. and Katherine,
died Friday. Sept. 8. Funeral Monday. Sept.
11. at 8:30 a, m. at the residence, 1618
Bellefontaine St., followed by services at St.
Joseph s Church. 0 a. m. Burial Holy Cross
cemetery. Friends invited. Please omit
flowers.
HUNTER. WM. O. D—Age 74 years, be
loved husband of Sarah Hunter, passed
away Friday. Sept. 8. at'lO p. m. Funeral
at the residence, one mile southeast of Irv
ington, on Brookville Road. Monday. Sept.
11, at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial
at Anderson Cemetery.
3 IN MEM OK lAM
IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance of
Matlie Cavinees Walker, who passed away
one year ago today. Sept. 9. 1921.
When the evening sun is settuig.
And we are sitting all alone.
In our hearts comes a longing.
If she only could come home.
Oft times our thoughts.
With aching hearts do wander.
To a grave not far away.
Where we laid our loving wife, daughter
and sister.
Just one year ago today.
Sadly missed by her HUSBAND. MOTHER,
FATHER. SISTER AND BROTHERS. _
IN MEMORIAM—In sad and loving remem
brance of my dear son. Ralph E. Green,
who passed away seven years ago today.
Sept. 10. 1915.
Dearest Ralph, you have left us
To mourn in this world of care.
But we hope some day to meet you
In that heavenly home so fair.
MOTHER.
IN MEMORIAM —In loving remembrance of
my loving mother, who passed away ten
years ago today. Sept. 10. 1912.
You have left this world, dear mother
And our heart* are filled with pain.
Oh. this world would be a Heaven
Could we see your dear face again.
DAUGHTER EMMA.
6 HXhKAL DIKKCTOK3
SHIRLEY BROS.’ CO.
Main office 946 8. Illinois St.
J. C. WILSON
1430 Prospect. ST. 1071 Drexel 0323.
CHAS. A. HOCKSNSMiTH.
724 N. Illinois.
Mala 1180 LI. 1108,
rUNKRAL DIRECTORS—I4O2 N. LiiaotaT
WM £. KRIEGER.
Main 1164 Res Phone. Ben Davie 332-1.
ADD—BERT 8. GADD. 2130 Prospect SL
Phones: Drexel 0423. Steeart 2278.
5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS
rfVN^^W^/WWWVW'A/WA/WS/VA^/^/SA
W. T. Blasengym
Independent Undertaker.
Prompt ambulance calls.
“The proof of a service Is the service It
renders.”
1702 N. Illinois St. Randolph 0870.
1625 Shelby St. Drexel 2570.
“PLANNER & BUCHANAN
S2O North Illinois St.
VXner&l direr tort* to the people of India*
spoilt finee 1887.
Phone# Main 0641-0042. LI. 2641
INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY _
Par urs 1222 Union 3t. __
Johnson & Montgomery
1032 Central Ave. Mean 1430.
George Grinsteiner
Funeral Director, 522 E. Market.
Lincoln 7803.
UNDERTAKERS —HISKY A TITUS. 951
North Del. L, 6564. M. 3680. .
i SPECIAL NOTICES
>A/VVVS^*'
HAVE you an idea or patent: If so. call
or write us for free suggestions as to its
marketability. Our service has a number
of patents and ideas heretofore thought
worthless. THE WOL-KEE CO.. 520 Me
ridian Life Bldg.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Pension and Government Claims.
THE LOWE AGENCY,
312 K. of P Bid*.
Phone. Main 0707.
9 PERSONALS
>wwwwvs^wwwwwwi>^yw>A^^
FAIRMOUNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for
confinement, private: prices reasonable:
may work for board; babies adopted Write
for booklet. MRS. T. B. LONG, 4911 E.
Twenty-Seventh St.. Kansas City, Mo.
j WANTED—Children to board: private home.
Mother s care. Belmont 4806.
10 LOST ANI) FOUND
LOST—A wrist watch Friday night on Illi
nois St., S. Meridian car or at South and
Kentucky Ave. Very liberal reward. A
keepsake of dead mother. Belmont 4464.
FOUND—4-90~Chevrolet that has evidently
been stolen. Engine number E 8919-17.
car number 129505. MR. McGEE, 230 E.
Pratt St., from 7 a. m, to 4.30 p. m.
LOST—Dog. female. 7 months old: white
and tan, silk poodle: answers to the name
of "Fluff." Webster 2799. Reward.
LOST—American Red Cross first aid medal.
Finder please return to 205 Chamber of
Commerce, or call Irvington 1610.
LOST-—Tuesdav. on College car. blue serge
coat. Please return to 619 E. Twenty-
Second st. and receive
LOST-—One 10x14 loose-leaf Journal. Re
ward. Call Drexel 1066.
BROWN~oxford. 1. on Washington St. Re
ward. Drexel 6661.
LOST—Lady's wrist watch. Reward. Hum
bolt 3127.
LOST—Shrine pin at market house. Circle
2241.
11 MACHINIST AND TOOLS
PORTABLE gasoline engine. 8 horse power.
practically -lew; $l5O. THE FRANK
HATFIELD CO.. 62 N. Capitol Ave. Main
4708. .
12 HEI. I * \ V AVI Cl >—>l ALE
(On Account of Strike)
THE
IXDIAXAPOLIS
UNIOX RAILWAY
COMPANY
Desires to Employ
Several Experienced
Boilermakers,
Carpenters
Machinists and
Sheet Metal Workers.
Competent for Roundhouse
and Back Shop Work.
I Permanent Employment.
Apply at Room 202,
Union Station,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
P. J. Landers, Supt.
(On Account of Strike)
The Big 4 Railroad
Wants
Machinists,
Boiler Makers,
Car Repairers,
U. S. Labor Board
Rates and Rules
for Work
in the City and Some
Places Out-of-Town.
Apply
506 Majestic Bldg.
Pennsylvania & Maryland
Indianapolis.
Several
Young Men
for general factory work.
Apply
American Can Cos.
South East and Belt Railroad
WANTED—Men and boys over 10
years of agre. Keystone Ave. and
Belt R. R. Take Prospect car go
ing east.
;
SALESMAN WANTED
Attractive proposition to experienced
vacuum cleaner salesman and a good op
portunity for the inexperienced man to
break into the game at the opening of the
fall season. Apply to Mr. Lawrence, Royal
Cleaner Department.
PETTIS DRY GOODS CO.
WANTED—BOYS
Cos rmrry Times routes In downtown dis
trict between Esst and West. South sad
Bt. Clair streets. Boys not over 14 years
old See Mr. Moarebead any afternoon
after 3 o’clock.
WANTED—Boys between the age* ot 10 and
14 to carry Times routes in north Indian
apolis Cerealinetown. Good chance for
live wire boys. Apply L. V. GRAETOR,
any afternoon after 3 p. m.. Times station,
rear 2941 Clifton St.
UNEMPLOYED stenographers and typist*
are wanted at our employment dept. No
fee or charges.
LAIN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Delaware and North Sts.
WANTED—CARPENTERS AND PAINTERS’.
432 SOUTH KEYSTONE AVE. DREXJEL
6119.
F
13 HELP WANTED—MALE j
Boys
Not Going to School
As
Messengers
Under Increased Pay
Apply
Delivery Dept.
Western Union Cos.
VENEER cutter wanted: birch, bass and
oak. Permanent job. Wire experience,
references and wages wanted. RODDIS
LUMBER AND VENEER CO.. Marshfield.
Wis.
WANTED—Saw smUher or anvil man. Good
pay. steady job. AMERICAN SAW AND
TOOL WORKS. 2431 W. Fourteenth St.. Chi
cago.
MAN to work on ice wagon. Call 1270 W.
Twenty-Sixth St., city.
13 INSTRUCTIONS
WANTED, STUDENT
to answer telephone in studio forenoon.
Piano lessons given in exchange. Address
A No. 2742. Times.
a—Business Colleges
MEN to learn barber trade. TRT-CITT
BARBER 8 COLLEGE. 309 E. Washing
ton at- Indianapolis, lad. Circle 0757-
14 SALESMEN WANTED
—
Real Estate
Salesmen With Cars
For Permanent
Positions
We have an opening for two
live wires in bur city property
department. This is a proposi
tion of real merit which offers a
real opportunity to salesmen
who have tact and initiative and
who are producers. If you have
a clean past record and good ref
erence see Mr. Turner.
Orin Jessup Land Cos.,
Realtors
705-10 Occidental Bldg.
Indiana’s Largest Real
Estate Organization.
AGENTS and solicitors to represent a com
pany writing personal accident insurance.
■ Our special automobile accident policy in a
winner. Every person over 18 years of age
a prospect. Call, write or phone EUREKA
INSURANCE OFFICE. INC.. 307 N. Penn
sylvania st Phone Circle 1001.
! SALESMEN. 3 v. irh machines; e-VN'llent fu
ture to right parties. See Mr. SELLING,
Washington Hotel.
15 AGENTS AND SOLICITORS
AT ONCE
10 Live wire solicitors.
See Mr. Hastings. Times, after 8.
MEN a:,', women for sales work • wonderful
little article: sell** on sight; something
new; carry sample in p< d*.et Call or ad
dress J. S. MCLAUGHLIN, 2055 Princeton
. PL, Indianapolis, In i.
LADIES—Do your own hemstitchiny and
picotinjr: attachment fitn any machine.
$2.50. Buttonhole SB. Hand embroiderer
$2 50. Agents wanted. STEPHENSON. 22
Quine v St . Chicago.
WANTED—Fort j t* ts I Mi County*
male or female, to sell Frlteh's Vegetable
Soap to consumers. See Mr. Rowell, gen
eral agent. 321 N. Delaware, 7:30 to 8:30
a ni or p. m.
A MONEY-MAKER for agent f)oc an hour.
Exclusive territory. Wtite at once.
AMERICAN PRODUCTS CO.. 8148 American
i Bldg.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
16 IIKLP WANTEIj—IEMALK
Yoimeg’
Ladies
If you would like to be
come a part of a real
live organization, do
ing a great service to
the public in Indian
apolis,
See
Miss Cooper,
INDIANA BETJj
TELEPHONE CO.
New York and
Meridian sts.
Girls
For Factory Work
American Can Cos.
S. East and Belt R. R.
WANTED PANTRY GIRL
Apply COURT STREET entrance
CLAYPOOL HOTEL
UNEMPLOYED stenographers and typist*
are wanted at our employment dept. No
fee or charges.
LAIN BCBINESS COLLEGE.
Delaware and North St.
: WANTED— Lauies. experienced In fancy
j work, anxious to earn extra money at
I home, *pare nonrs: write immediately to
: Underwood Art Good3 Cos.. Portsmouth, Ohio.
TEACHERS WANTED—Great demand,
j Latin, Domestic Science, Mathematics,
I Science, other*. Write quailfioatlons. Cltne
; Teacher*’ Agency. Columbia. Mo.
POWER machine operators, steady employ
ment. CAPITOL CAP CO., 3rd Floor,
Murphy Bldg., 32 E. Georgia fit.
YOUNG woman for general housework.
Must be good cook. Stay nights. Wash.
0229.
GIRL, young, white, to assist with hotuie-
work: stay nights. Randolph 3342.
TWO snappy waitresses wanted at 29 N.
Alabama. No others need apply.
17 SITUATIONS WANTED
—' ' - " wwvwvwvvw '
a-—Male
BUTLER and chauffeur; city reference*.
Lincoln 4090. 425 California, rear.
18 ROOMS FOR RENT
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM: MODERN.
PRIVATE HOME; GENTLEMEN. CIR
CLE 4734.
ILLINOIS, N„ 227: sleeping room in mod
ern private apartment; gentleman- Circle
7882.
THE JLND.LANAPOLIS TIMES
12 HELP WANTED—MALE
STUTZ
WANTS
Back Hangers
Curtain Fitters
Chassis Assemblers
Body Upholsterers
Rear Axle Assemblers
Norton Grinder Opera
tors
Top Builders
Sewing Machine Opera
tors
Final Assemblers
Transmission Assemblers
Motor Assemblers
General Machine Hands
N BEST JOBS OF KIND IN CITY
Most Healthful Working Conditions In State
Apply Eleventh and Capitol
21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Modermi Biminigsiflow
Five-room modern bungalow on paved street, with garage, long
living room type; built-in bookcases and fireplace; complete
with electric stove and sixty-barrel cistern. Lot 50x170.
|0,750, only $575 cash. Possession can be had in thirty days.
City Trust Cos.
R. L. Archbold.
BE Imont 1026 Ring 4 Cl rcle 4022.
18 ROOMS FOR RENT '
Ilaugh Hotel
11 E. Michigan St
New, fireproof. modem: each
room ha* both; rates $2 day aud
up. weekly rate* $8 and up. Main
0880.
NEW JERSEY. 2001 N : large front room,
suitsbie for two. private home, modern
convenience*, gentlemen preferred. Break
fast if desired. Randolph 5748.
MARKET. 920 K; large, clean, modern fur-:
mshed houuokepetng room; private house; ,
walking distance; reasonable: also garogo.
NICELY furnished modem room, private
family all conveniences; board if de*ir©<J:
tw. gentlemen. Irvington 2563.
MERIDIAN, K iarge front room, furnished
or unfurnished, gar ago Kenwood 5466.
PARK AVE.. 2416; furnished room steam
hr it bath; reference. Randolph 6578.
IRVIN , : ‘N large, attractive front bed
room ;rt*frenoe. Irvington 8006.
FURNISHED rooms In private family. 409
E Twentieth st Randolph 9386.
NICELY furnished room: private entrance;
gentlemen only Webster 1273
CLEAN room tor sleeping, reasonable; not
modern Drexel 9412
TENTH at K . 60f>; 3 modern sleeping
rooms Riley 1710.
ILLINOIS. 2320 N.; nice furnished room;
suitable for one.
a—Light Housekeeping
! TWO large rooms completely furnished,
dishes, cooking utensils, linens, gas. elec
tricity, steam heat, 59 per week. Randolph
; 2021. |
THREE furnisher] connecting rooms, ran
be rented separate or as apartment, in
private home. Randolph 5913.
MERIDIAN. N.; light, cheerful rooms; pri* I
vate entrance. Harrison 1130.
c—Rooms and Hoard Wanted
HOUSEKEEPING room, unfurnished, south
room, plenty of light, close downtown,
electric lights, stove hi*at. five street and
number. Address A No. lOflo. Times.
19 RENTAIX
a—Houses
129 N. Chester Ave.
Upper duplex; five room# amt bath: $35.
States Savings and Trust Cos.
Main 4518.
ARSENAL. 8., 37: 3 rooms, upper; walking
distance: adult*
BIX ROOM MODERN DOUBLE. 505
j DREXEL AVE.
20 WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to rent. 0 or 7-room house: prefer
east or north of Twenty-Fifth Bt. Mod
erate rent, Harrison 1034.
WANTED—-To rent garage near Euclid and
E. Michigan. Call HASTINGS. Main 3500,
Irvington 3428.
2 f REAL ESTATE lOK SALK
b—Houses
Don’t Miss
This Last Bargain
OPEN SUNDAY FROM 10 TO 12 A. M.
AND FROM 2 TO 5:30 P. M
New, cozy bungalow. Just completed:
nice living-room, 3 bedrooms and good
sized kitchen: sanitary closet, front and
rear porches: electric lights, driven :
well, garage, front entrance: big, beau
tiful lot: only S2OO down, or will take
a Drexel Garden * lot tor part or all of
down payment: balance easy monthly
payments, like rent.
No. 5283 W. Washbourne Ave., be
ing the third lot east of Lynhurst drive.
In the Drexel Garden's addition. Drive
west on Washngton St, to Lynhurst
drive and south on Lynhurst drive to
Washboume Ave. (the second street
south of Minnesota St.), or take Ben
Davis lntarurban and get off at Stop 5
and walk south, a short walk, to the
Drexel Garden's addition. Or take a
Ben Davis bus on W. Washington St. to
Worth Ave. (fourth street west of
Lynhurst drtve). and wo will take you
to the property.
Our representative, Mr. Saunders, will
be there to show you this bargain.
Why pay rent any longer? Main 4295.
Evenings, Webster 7710.
Bungalow Bargain, North
On paved street, north of Maple road; 5
rooms, bath and breakfast room; thoroughly
modern; double garage: east front.
PRICE $0,500.
Owner leaving city. A bargain.
Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors
WE have anew 3-room bungalow with bath
| room, closets, electric fixtures, basement,
well, garage and extra lot, which we can
J sell on terms and price to suit you. Cal]
ITRUEBLOOD. Main 0180. Evenings. Irv
ington 4213.
FORCED SALE.
1918 Fountain st.. 4-room cottage: elec
tric lights; good factory site: will consider
i any reasonable offer. E. J. M'CRACKEN.
CITY TRUST CO.
Circle 4022. Res., Randolph 6416.
IP YOU are Interested in owning your
home and paying for some like rent, we
would be very glad to tell you about our
plan. Phone Circle 2795.
$lO CASH gives you possession of an acre
tract east, balance easy payments. Ideal
home site, good land. Price SSOO to $750.
Irvington 0512
SIX-ROOM cottage, newly painted and pa
pered: electric lights; water in house.
Drexel 9548.
21 REAL ESTATE 1 Pit SALE
b—Houses
Do Not Delay—
Last One
BRAND NEW. COZY BUNGALOW
Largre iivinr room. 2 bedrooms and
rucKi sized kitchen, sanitary closet. front
and rear porches, electric lights driven
well, puraK* front entrance: big. beau
tiful lot. 50x160; only $250 down and
s2f* a month.
5147 N. Conser Ave., north of Fair
view Dark Take a Fairriew Park car.
4Tt off ni Pairview Park amt go
! through the park and up the tow path
to Sunect Ave.. a ►hort walk, then
west 2 abort blocks to Connor Ave . or
drive out N Meridian St to the Canal
Blvd. and then south on the Canal
Blvd. to Sunset Ave , then ctohh the
i canal and so 2 ehort squares west to
Coriser Ave.. and north one-half block
on Conser Ave
Open for Inspection Sunday from 10
I to 12 a. m and from 2to 5:30 p m.
Our representative. Mr. Spence, will \*
there to show you thin bargain. Mam
4285. Evenings, Riley 1724.
NEW HOUSES
are better than old ones and cost
no more. If you have a lot or some
cash wo wdll bund to sun. Will
take your old house in payment.
Call or write
INDIANA BUILDING
CORF.
1011 Leruvko BMg.
Circlv 0725.
! Evenings. Haz. 2052. Circle 6431.
Attention, Home Buyers
If you want, a real home at the
right pib’e I have it In a beautiful
rt-room modern double, large lot
and 2-car garage. Price 80.750.00.
Terms.
Trustees System
Main 5857. Circle 5520.
STOP
PAYING RENT
And bny one of our brand new. oozy
bungalows; only J 250 down and $35
month.
Nice living room. 2 bedrooms and
good sized kitchen, sanitary closet,
front and rear porches, electric lights,
driven well, garuge, front entrance; j
big, beautiful lot with plenty of room i
for garden and chickens. No. 18 N.
Worth Ave.. being the first lot north j
of Washington St., in good neighbor- ;
hood, near echool and stores.
Drive west on Washington St. or j
take large yellow Den Davis bus. ieav- j
log the waiting station at 49 8. Cap
itol Ave. at 10:05 a. m.. 1:45 p. in., j
2:85 p. m. or 4:05 p m.: get off at ■
Worth Ave. (four squares west of Lyn
hurst Drive' and you will be right in
front of tho property Here is your
opportunity.
Ask for our Mr. Davidson. Main
4295. Evenings, Randolph 4037. Open
Sunday from 10 to 12 a. m. and from
2 to 5:30 p. m.
Look, A Bargain
Large 8 room modern home on south side, j
near Garfield Park and Shelby car line. Large !
| lot. Only $4,000. Call LEWIS CLARK. !
Randolph 0200.
Frank S. Clark & Cos.
_220 E. Ohio. Malu 3377.
Near Wash, and Randolph
Thoroughly modern home: 0 rooms and ]
bath. 3 bedrooms. Owner has Instructed us
to sell this before Sept. 15. House In fine 1
condition; near good school, church and car
line.
Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors
SIX rooms, beautiful lot 40x100: all ktnda
of fruit, anbestt'S shingle roof, electric
lights, ira. bath; both wat< rs In house; fine
largo collar, southeast. Price $3,400, S4OO
cash and monthly payments. Nice 0-room
modern homes east. Modern doubles east i
and north. All kinds of homes south.
C. J. OS BURN.
Near Burdsal Parkway
Dandy homo 5 rooms, water and lights.
Newly painted: new roof. For colored buyer, j
Price $3,300. Easy terms.
Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors
Double Northeast
Five rooms each side, double near Col
lege car line, renting for 535 per month.
Priced at $3,700. Payments.
Marion County State Bank
$350 Cash
Five-room semi-modern bungalow,
southeeet, paved street, comer lot.
garage, a good home In a good
neighborhood that can be bought
on easy terms. Call Lincoln 4405.
or evenings Circle 5022.
Onfy $4,500, Terms
New 5-room, modern bungalow: fireplace
in living-room. One of the best bargains in
city. Only shown by appointment.
Oanaday Realty Cos.
Main 5340. Randolph 6352.
fowler & eaton]
l We make a specialty on small farms and
country homes. 801 City Trust. Main 0871.
21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
b—Houses
Six-Room Semi-Modern, East
A good house having four rooms down
and two up. Electric lights, gas, city water
in kitchen, sewer, paved street: 1 block to E.
Tenth car. A good buy at $3,600. On easy
terms. MEREDITH & JOHNSON. Main
2393. Webster 7958.
DEXTER AVE., 1840: six rooms; new,
never occupied: full basement; modern
throughout; sun room, large lot; paved
street. Will make terms. Call owners. THE
SOUTHERN LUMBER CO.
218 DETROIT ST.
Four-room cottage: gas, electric lights,
city water, newly papered and painted. Price
$2,000. Terms to suit yourself. E. J.
M CRACKEN.
CITY TRUST CO.
Circle 4022. Res , Randolph 6410.
ON northwest corner Guilford and 49th st.,
two strictly modern houses now In course
of construction. Will make terms. Call
owners THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO.
Main 0107.
IRVINGTON; fine modern double; hard
wood floors: buiit-in features, SI,OOO
cash, balance terms. WRIGHT. Irvington
0292.
c—Apartments
Rental Investment
We have a 3-apt. rental on Cornnell Ave.
Walking distance Rents SSO month. Will
carry itself and clear $25 month. Only
SI,OOO down. Price $3,500.
T. E. HALLS. Jr.
__2oo Rauh Bdlg., 123 E. Ohio. LI. 3411.
d—Lots
BEAUTIFUL level lot 40x141, southeast:
Villa street near Raymond. Sidewalk in
and paid tor. Shade trees in front. First
responsible applicant with $25 cash and then
$1 weekly gets. Rare opportunity. Price
now only $330. Act today. Main 1409 ._
TWO adjoining lots In Camplin & Sheridan
addition. Plenty of fruit: $730 cash takes
it. Circle 4501. Call evenings.
I —Sales or Exchange
University Heights
Edwards and Bowman Sts., .> rooms and
bathroom with tub. sewer, full basement
and furnace; well in house; electricity,
hardwood floors, concrete veranda, garage;
$4,000. Terms. Call Trucblood. RE
LIABLE REALTY CO. Mam UIBO. Eve
nii gs. Irvington 4213.
a tt Modern 8-room home on
(i TT /u II west side. Will trade for
, II vacant lots, north or
D northeast. GEO A. LU
; CAS. 726 K. of P. U -
1 VACANT lots as part payment on modem
six room house on paved street. Main
0107. _
22 REAL ESTATE WANTED
NEW HOUSES
are better than old ones and cost
no more. If you have a lot or some
cash we will build to suit. Will
take old house in payment ami buy
lot any location. Call or write
INDIANA BUILDING
CORP.
1011 Lemeke Bldg.
Circle H7‘J5.
Evenings, liar. 2032. Circle 6431.
WANTED—Property, cast or south. Call us
at om-e ETTENGKR <1 SCHRIGBER.
M a in 6771
23 FAKM LANDS
LAND AUCTION—The undersigned will
•ell at absolute auction on the premises,
1 ’-a miles southwest of Cicero, Hamilton
County. Indiana, on Stringtown pike. Sept.
11. beginning it 10 a m . Ins HO-a*re farm
with good 5 room house, cement foundation
and ts iar. 2 good barns, good silo, double
corn crib, good garage: wood and smoke
house, hen house, guud driven well; elec
tri* <ight sine pass dor: 2 good ever flow
ing springs. Location splendid on main
thorough! ares. IS milts from interurban
line and L. E A W. R R Cicero has gotxi
marketing facilities: schools, churches and
business Those coming will be met at sta
tion upon request Farm must be seen to
be appreciated. Terms SI,OOO cash. ba.
an;e March 1. 1923. when possession will
be given.
Large amount of lire stock, hay. straw
and other personal property will also be sold.
Lewi* Sis-t-s. owner Sale in charge of
R C FO-LANI) AUCTION CO . Noblesvllle.
Indiana.
LAND AUCTION—I 44 acres of well im
provod land; good house. 2 barns, plenty
outbuildinr* i good stock and grain farm.
I. Of'a ted ; mi e* northwest of Rochester.
Fulton County, Indiana. Sale held on prem
ises without reserve Tuesday. Sept. 12, 2
o'clock Fulton County is famous for its
wonderful summer resorts. Lake Mamtou
with It* picturesque •-‘euery is located n**ar
this countrv home. Splendid market fa
cilltivs KOKOMO INVESTMENT AND
LOAN CO owners. COL FOLAND. auo
ttoneer. Noblseville. Indlai i
25 MIM I LL YM Ol S FOB SALE
a —Household Goods
RUGS
LINOLEUMS,
Twenty yard* floor covering tn beau
tiful linoleum patterns. $9 85. 9x12
Brussels rugs. blue. tan. taupe and old
rore. $12.60; hall runner, 10 yards.
$3.50, grass rugs. $4.25: Gold Seal con
goleum rugs, guaranteed. 9x12 alzv
$13.75: nxmiuster rugs. $18.50 up: Wil
tons, velvets. Brussels nigs at low prices.
New goods, all perfect.
DORFMAN RUG GO.
207 W. Washington
“If It Covers a Floor,
We Have It.”
FOR BALE—Overstuffed suites, diningroom
suites, bedroom suites, direct from fae
tory to user, saving of 20 per cent. Ran
dolph f>74o. i
BSDBt 1 r m. moths, ants, destroyed
with on* application of “Sudden Death.*’
| ALBERT MAAS 31 Virginia Ave. M. 1 225.
i A C FISCHER PIANO. SOS 00.
ROBKRTBON MUSIC HOUBB.
4t3 Mum av*. Mala 4531.
' FOR SALE—Two sowing ma
i chines; $lO each. 120 W. Washington.
! ELECTRIC fan, largo: alternating current;
used only a snort time. Kan. 0836
Household goods of an kinds at auction
prl< es at 748 W. Michigan.
FLOOR covering at lowest prices. 207
W. Wash. St Lincoln 5769.
COMFORT. $1 EACH!
d—Musical Instruments
FRENCH HORN, a Carl Fischer, perfect
condition, highly polished bra*s, wonder
; ful value: cost sßi>; will sacrifice. Itan
| dolph 2307.
| ELLINGTON Manualo player-piano; beauti-
I ful mahogany ease; 7o rolls music; roason
| able; cash or terms. Irvington 0615.
MONARCH player-piano, oak caß'\ 75 rolls;
j prico reasonable. Webster 3205.
PLAYER PIANO (or sal,.. H" C. Bay. $875.
j 9.34 E. Maryland st. Droxel_77^ I8 :
f—Miscellaneous
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS
PAYMENTS
j Get ' our low prices on hidh-FUwlB used
i snd second hand UNDERWOODS. MON
! ARCH. REMINGTON. L. C. SMITH. ROY AL
and other good machines. We sell machines
that we can guarantee.
Clark Typewriter Snop
18 West Market. Second Floor.
Phone, Main 2680. Indianapolis. Ind.
I $2 DOWN WILL BRING
Corona,
The Personal Wrtiing Machine
JUDD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
82 8. Penn. St. Tel. Main 3890.
Army Surplus Merchandise
Tents snd tarpaulins, all, !*., forxes.
anvils, grinders, vises, snatch blocks, paws
and many other Items in hardware line*.
Alec several carloads ot various sizes of new
nails at bargain prices.
M. L. Goldberg & Son
1303 W. Washinttom
ROOFING - PAPER ? 1 PER ROLL
WHILE IT LASTS.
1302 W. WASHINGTON.
! WHEN YOU THINK OV "TYPEWRITERS
THINK OF JUDD. 22 8. FBNN. BT.
25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
t— M iscellaneous
PANTS SALE
MS ot all odd lots in stock. ►A
/ \ §2,95 fn
\ $3095 l
UA $4.95 1
$5.95 M
ff W Two Stores in One {? •
Tlhe Pants Store Cos.
48 West Ohio —Near Illinois
OUR beautiful church member Bible
chart just out in many beautiful colors.
The most instructive chart published for
Bible readers given free with each pur
chase for Bibles or Testaments. Wholesale
prices. 1111 Madison Ave. Take Garfield
Street car. J. ADAMS PUBLISHING CO
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
We pay cash lor used books. CRAW
FORD'S DRUG STORE. Pennsylvania and
North Sts
INVALID CHAIRS—Good. strong rubber
tired chairs for rent. $3.50 per month.
Crutches. 25e. Delivery free.
BAKER BROS.
FRICTION top quart fruit tin cans, 40c doz.
1609 Spruce st. Drexel 1303 :
26 MISCELL AN EOL a WANTED
GOOD, SOUND
YELLOW EAR CORN
WANTED AT
THE STOCK YARDS
WANTED—Baby carriage or stroller, re
gardless of condition. Circle 7090.
L NC OIEN 1S
Timms Stamraps
Elapsed Tnmrae Recorders
Cost (Job) Recorders
Tnmrae Recorders
Wsitdhmami’s Stations
Recording Locks
Master Caocks and
Secondaries
Electrical Timrae Systems
International Time
Recording Company
EGG I Hiuime=Mansiur
Bnilding
Auto Painting
jZERKLE Mil OT-
Our customers recommend our
work. Prices as low as the low
est. Quality equal to the best.
DK exel 4155. 1517 Kelly St.
A Bath a Day is
the Healthy Way
E. M. HARDIN CO.
Merchant Plumber. 3220 E. Mich.
Webster 3001.
Vault Cleaning
All work guaranteed. EAST SIDE VAULT
AND SINK CLEANING COMRANY. 935 E.
Mary And >' ■ * a : 1 ?5.‘ 1
INDIANA CHIROPRACTIC” COLLEGE
Clime for patient* at 10 a m and 7:30
p. m . on Monday*. Wedneadava and Fri
days. New location. 932 N. Pemisyivama
atrect.
DETECTIVES
QUIGLEY-HYLANI) AGENCY, INC.
*O4 National City Bank Bldjr
Mam 2902 j. Day or night.
Bracks for del trinity mada to order. Spe
cial aid in chanty cases. DUGAN-JOHN
80N CO.. 29 W. Ohio St. Tho Surgeons
buppiy House.
PIANO builder and tuner. Repair all
Kinds Work guaranteed. NICHOLAS
HILLMAN. Belmont 0338-3. '
FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated.
feather mattresses and pillows made.
E V Bl Main 1428.
SAFETY KAZOIi BLADES
Sharpened. TUTTLEi.GK. 201 Indiana Ira
EX-SERVICE BROS.: vault, sink or dry
well cleaning RAUL WEISS. 020 Cald
well. or Circle 761 th
DEATHS Barter Shop: union: warm,
comfortable bathrooms 133 W. Market
28 SIORAi.i: AM) TKA.NSKKKS ~
ES.. 1898.
Otto J. Suesz
Packing, hauling, low rates on
California shipments. Through
cars to Los Angeles.
Main 2353-3628. Night, "Webster
Shank Superior Service
BEST FACILITIES FOT. STORAGB.
TRANSFER PACKING AND SHIFPING).
227 N. New Jersey St.
Main 2028. LI. 1138.
PARTLOW FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. Pri
vate loekd rooms and open space. 250
per month and up. Local and overland
transfer. We call and give you exact prices
on any kind of work without any obliga
ttons 419-23 F. Market St Mam 2750.
29 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
7-ROOM modem homo and ptoeery store and
fixtures, SSOO dovrn. balance like rent.
Call owner. Webster 6042, or Main 5993.
WANT GROOCERY store Have lot east
and automobile in exchange. Call owner.
Webster 6042. or Main 5990.
SMALL grocery and meat market to trade
for small hone*' Phone owner. Aiuui ;
6096, or Webster 6042.
30 AUTOMOBILES FOII SALE
b—Gasoline
LEXINGTON Sport model for sale or trade
for hardware stock or automobile tires, j
Nearly new. 0 white wire wheel*. 2 bumpers,
trunk side shields, clock, etc. Ansted motor
Ccst. $3,000. will sell right: $750 down, bal
ance monthly. Driven only 8.000 miles.
Randolph 0903 :
FORD 1020 touring; starter, $250.
Roadster 1920; starter, demountable
rims. $250.
Several others.
Payments or trade.
ALLEN. 725 Virginia are. I
FORD touring. 1923: new style top: has
not been run: will sell at a discount over
new price. See
MR. J. B. LEWIS,
FORD 1921 light delivery truck: motor
overhauled: A-l condition; $225; S9O
down, balance twelve months.
STUDEHAKER, 1922. Special Six touring; 1
ear like new; bargain if taken at once.
Brtrhtwood Garage. 3717 Mass. Ave. Web.
7710.
CHEVROLET. 1920—4-90; refinished, good
tires and overhauled: 5295; $l2O down.
$17.50 a month.
343 N. CAPITOL.
RUTCK, 1919 roadster: excellent condition;
cord tires, extra equipment, newly painted,
bargain. Lineoln 2321. ask for F. V.. or
Humboldt 3772.
CHEVROLET. 1920 F. B. touring; reflu
ished tn Packard blue: a rare bargain;
5525; §220 down, balance 12 months.
343 N. CAPITOL.
FORD coupe. 1921; cord tires, lock wheel
and lots of extras; 5200 down, balance
twelve mouths.
FORD 1917, touring; A-I shape; rood !
tires: S6O down, balance one year. 044 ]
E. Washington Main 3493
FORD: late 192(1 coupe. $350: $l4O down.
1 balance easy terms: A-l condition. 212-
14 E. New York st M. 4446.
FORD 1020 touring. A-l shape, starter.
$75 doA-n, balance one year. 044 E.
Washington. Mam 3493. |
FORD sp.'eust'C. throe; $195, $135 and one
1921 model; has starter, wire wheels
Bargain. 725 Virginia ave.
CHANDLER 6 touring; runs gotxi; real bar
gain, 1125. Open evenings. 220 S.
Pennslyva lia. Main 1705.
FOLLOW closely the hom* bargains Hated
tn the Times Want Ad paaraa.
SEPT. 9, 1922
30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
b—Gasoline
j Service at Your Door I
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS
1921 Touring, $350
1920 Sedan, $350
1920 Coupe, $375
1919 Coupe, starter, new tires, $355
1917 Touring, $125
1916 Touring, SBS
1918 Mitchel Coupe, $250
CVAOTHORIZED DEALER X&\
CM/M/IC6 dtyou/t davv ™
5438 E. Washington St.
Open evenings.
See Harold Hancock.
USED
Good Used Fords
are hard to find.
We have a few.
They will be sold
at Cost
During State Fair Week
‘‘YOU KNOW US”
The Barber-Warnock *
Cos. '
Indiana's Largest Ford Organization
813-823 E. Washington.
Drexel 6977.
BARGAINS IN
USED CARS
Small Dovrn Payment.
Liberal Payment Plan.
<7&ni(A fTyitrtms
Authorized Dealers
25U South Meridian St.
AMES Built
J Bodies for Fords
Now 1023 style Ford touring:, used roadsters
and commercials. ft
Swisshelm & Parker, |
Used Gar bargains
Monroe touring. Chevrolet 4t#o. Ford
touring. Ford coupo. Buiek 0 touring,
Ptudebaker touring Monroe sedan. Monroe.
Caiiorma top: Mitchell roadster. Grant ft
touring. Monroe roadster. Ford sedan. Over
land touring.
Ail of the above cars priced low fo*
Quick sales.
Payments if desired.
Monroe Motors
Corporation
! Monroe Touring Cars,
s2o© and up
All models to pick from, traded In on
new ears. Overhauled and refinlshed ready
to drive away.
PAYMENTS IF DESIRED. OPEN
EVENINGS.
Most roe Motors
Corporation
j 182 E. New York St.
| KING 8. roomy 5-passenger touring car:
I good running condition: cheap. 505 Bu-
I chanan. Drexel 5026.
FORD coupe, absolutely new, at a discount.
Will take any kind of car In trade. 73S
i Virginia Ave.
FORD roadster 1917: $lO5.
Touring. SBS.
725 Virginia ave.
DODGE roadster cheap for cash. Circle 1864,
or Irvington 2688. GEO. DIRNBERGER.
DORT touring, real bargain, $95. OAK
LEY GARAGE, 1661-05 S. Meridian.
INTERSTATE sedan: bargain. $375. Open
evenings. 235 N, Pennsylvania.
CHA-NDLER ctvummy roadster; good condi
tion. Call Randolph 1034.
MAXWELL 1917 touring: good condition.
Bargain. 725 Virginia ave.
MONROE Chummy roadster. OAKLEY GA- .
RAGE, 1061-65 8, Meridian. I
FORI) sedan, real bargain; trad* or pay
ment. 725 Virginia Ave.
FORD touring. fSo” OAKLEY GARAGE.
1661-05 9. Meridian.
FORD coupe, new; will take car In trade.
725 Virginia ave.
FORD 1921 touring. OAKLEY GARAGE.
1101-05 S. Meridian.
FORD TOURING. _723 VIRGINIA AVE.
gl Vl TOMOniLKS WANTED
WE NEED THE CARS AND
MEAN BUSINESS
If you want to sell your ear. bring till*
and car. Wc deal quick and pay caA
WEISSMAN
212-14 E. New York St. Main 4448.
Autos Wanted
Cash for any car. See us.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND
TIRE CO.
618 N. Capitol. Main 2635.
AUTOS WANTED.
WE PAY CASH.
I. WOLF AUTO CO.
S2 ALTO St' 1 ‘I*I I EsUREFAI_KST~
H2JO IBM
High-Grade Used Tires
Rogers
3115 W. Washington St.
BE Imont 4300.
AUTO WASHING
Our specialty. 334 N. Illinois.
S & S Auto Laundry
TIRES, all sizes. $4 and up. Rebuilt cas
ings with NEW TREADS. We also re
pair or retread your Gres. ANDERSON
STEAM VULCANIZER CO.. 011 N. Capitol, g
Bc, floor. _ |
33 MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLKS~ ~~
CASH paid for all kinds of motorcycle*.
FLOYD PETERMAN. 509 Mass. ave.
Main 7029.
| 35 FINANCIAL
WE MAKE and ouy second mortgages on
improved farms and Indianapolis real
estate.
AETNA MORTGAGE k INVESTMENT CO,
508 Fidelity Trust Bldg.
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