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AUG. 10, 1932-
Rent Your Vacant House With a Low Cost Times Rental Ad — RI. 5551
KOKOMO ASKS
U. S. PROBE OF
LEGION PARLEY
Local Posts Act in Effort to
Silence Rumors of
Law Violations.
tty United Press /
KOKOMO, Ind., Aug. 10.—A fed
eral Investigation of the recent In
diana state convention of the
American Legion hcrevwas request
ed in a resolution passed by the
local past Tuesday night.
The resolution, presented by
Mayor Henry Quigley, himself a
legionnaire, was for the avowed
purpose of silencing rumors which
have spread throughout the state.
Denial was made by the local
post of the rumors.
Responsibility for admitted liquor
law violation likewise was dis
claimed by the local legionnaires.
The federal investigation would
establish definitely that there was
no unusual liquor law violation,
Quigley predicted.
Gone, but Not Forgotten
Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
Hare Chevrolet Company, 552 East Wash
ington .strcei. Chevrolet coupe. M 1-152,
Jrom Sixteenth and Harding streets.
Blanche Hamilton, 705'. North Alabama
street, Buick coupe, 63-767, from 1500
South Meridian street.
Carl Buechert. 1026 East Twelfth street,
Ford tudor. 120-860, from Capitol avenue
and Ohio streets.
BACK HOME AGAIN
Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong to:
James Wbetson, 610 East Morris street,
Chrysler coupe, found at 529 East Morris
street, stripped of license plates
Abe Sehneiderman, 2104 North Talbot
street. Marmon sedan, found in alley near
Liberty and Miami streets.
Clifford Cook, 2051 Centra! avenue
Chevrolet coupe, found at Market and
California streets. ... ,
Freihofer Baking Company, 350 West
Merrill street. Chevrolet coupe, found at
Market and California streets.
Buick coupe, 63-060. found at 2300 Bluff
road.
COUNTY TO ASK U. S.
FOR $1,000,000 LOAN
Reconstruction Corporation to Be
Petitioned for Relief Aid.
Steps to apply for a million-dollar
government loan from the Recon
struction Finance Corporation will
be taken Monday by the Marion
county council.
Charles A. Grossart, county audi
tor, said he believed the county is
eligible to apply for a relief loan.
The loan would eliminate neces
sity for the county to float bond is
sues to pay poor relief claims, made
this year and due in 1933.
These bonds, bearing s'i per cent
interest, would have to be redeemed
next year out of a special poor re
lief tax levy, Grossart said.
Grossart said the government
loan wolua run for an indefinite
period and would bear 3 per cent
interest.
Indiana has asked for $8,000,000
from the federal relief fund.
Leaps to Death Under Train
tin United Prrsa
GARY, Ind„ Aug. 10.—An uniden
tified man, about 75, leaped to his
death last night beneath a suburban
train near Liverpool.
Radio Dial Twisters
Stations of the National Broadcasting Company
WEAF Network WJZ Network
. M . , KTII ,1,4(1 . WCFL 870 II WMAQ 670 WI.S 870 WSB 740
!%> ( 1 r si;s ,15? .s a.
xtgp asa aissi um
Stations of tho Columbia Broadcasting System
WABO m , WBBM ™ | WKRO W j WOWO UJJ j WCCO •
WRT lose ' WIIAS 880 KRI.II 1040 I' WFBM WLAC 1470 KMOX 1000
—6 P. M
CBS—Prof- Henry McLe-
WBBM' 1 770* —Sports: Don
NBC * Big Time” sketch to,
WEAF.
won 1 720* Ensemble. .
NBC —Senator L. J. Dickin
son to WJZ.
WMAQ i 670> Mr. Twister.
WTMJ (620i— Songs.
—6:15 P. M.—
KDKA <9Bo* Contralto.
KYW *lo2o)—Canton or
chestra.
CBS— Stngin’ Sam.
NBC Rollickers quartet to
WJZ.
—6:30 P. M.—
CBS - Kate Smith.
NBO -Goldman band to
WEAF
NBC Melody Moments to
WJZ.
—6:43 P. M
CBS— C o 1 o n e 1 Stoopnagle
and Bull.
—7 P. M.—
oßS~Lombardo's orchestra;!
Burns and Allen.
NBC- Dance orchestra: rev
elers to WEAF
NBC
dance to WJZ.
WLS (870* —Varieties.
—7:30 P. M
KYW (1020)—Master's or
chestra.
CBS Crime Club.
WBBM (770*— Meeker's or
chestra.
NBC—Shilkret 5 orchestra;
soloists, to WEAF
NBC Olson’s orchestra:
Jack Bpnny to WJZ.
—7:1.1 P. M
WBBM i77o>—Mahraj.
—6 P. M.—
KYW (1020)—Maupin's or
chestra.
CBS-Ruth Etting and Shtl
kret's orchestra.
NBC —Corn Cob Pipe Club
to WEAF
NBC—Country Doctor to
WJZ.
WFBM (1200) Indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
WEDNESDAY
P M. 7
5 30—Skippv.
5 45—Tito Guizar (CBS'.
6:oo—Professor Henry 'McLemore (CBS'.
6 15—Singin' Sam (CBS'.
6 30—Kate Smith iCBS*.
6 45—Earl Gordon pianolog
7.oo—Guy Lombardo and Royal Canadi
ans (CBS'.
7:3o—Bohemians.
B:oo—Music That Satisfies (CBS'.
8 15—Wanderers.
8 30—Isham Jones orchestra 'CBB'.
S 00—Charles Carllle iCB>.
9 15—Olympic summaries (CBS'.
9 30—Columbia symphony (CBS'.
10 o't—Eddie Duchin orchestra (CBS'.
18:30—The Columnist.
10:45—Duke Ellington orchestra (CBS'.
11:00—Sign Off.
WKBF (1400) Indianapolis
(Indianapolis Broadcasting, lne.l
WEDNESDAY
P M.
4.3s—Lrg slative analysis.
4.4s—News flashes.
5 00—Ho-Po-Ne Club.
5 7 1—Aunt I.ou and Uncle Connie.
5 45—Dinner melodies.
6:oo—Cecil ar.d Sally.
t 70- Busfbail scores.
8 SB—Announced.
6 45—Buddie* orchestra. .
7 88—Harry Bason
S .14 —liiisKt* spotlight.
Man Freed After 50 Days
in Jail for Lack of S3O
Judge Williams Steps Into
Scene, Orders Release
From City Cell.
From a cell in Marion county
jail, William Kleine walked forth
Tuesday to plod the city's streets in
search of a Job and means to pay
S3O, for Jack of which he had been
confined since June 20.
He was placed in jail because of
delinquency in payment of $5
weekly support money to his wife,
Mrs. Bertha Kleine and his 4-year
old daughter, Geraldine.
Following a story in The Times
Thursday calling attention to
Kleine's plight and the absence of
Judge Russell J. Ryan in Europe,
Superior Judge Joseph R. Williams
became interested in the case and
telephoned Sheriff Charles Sumner
to release Kleine.
“Because of Ryan's absence in
Europe, I am acting in this case in
order that Kleine will have an op
portunity ot earn the money with
which to make his payments,’' Wil
liams said.
The Times had pointed out that
Kleine's only source of income was
his own labor, of which he was de
prived by his jail imprisonment.
Kleine had no plans for his
future, except that he would return
to his home at 1147 English avenue,
where he had been living with a
sister.
His former job as a machinist’s
helper at the Beech Grove railroad
shops is closed to him for the pres
ent, since the shops will not reopen
until early in September.
But at least he Is free—free, like
hundreds of others, to look for a job
—and at least go to bed at night
without shadows of iron bars falling
across his cot.
MRS. EDITH M’CORMICK
RESTS EASIER TODAY
Daughter on Way From Europe to
Be at Bedside.
By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 10.—Mrs. Edith
Rockefeller McCormick, daughter of
John D. Rockefeller, once the
wealthiest woman in the middle
west, and still the undisputed lead
er of Chicago society, rested easier
in her Drake hotel apartment to
day.
Physicians killed rumors of her
critical illness by saying there was
no immediate cause for grave anx
iety. Three doctors, however, kept
a careful watch and a private nurse
remained with her constantly.
By United Press
CHERBOURG. France. Aug. 10.—
Mrs. Max Oser, the former Mathilde
McCormick, will sail from here to
day to be at the bedside of her
mother, Mrs. Edith McCormick,
seriously ill in Chicago.
She will arrive in New York Aug.
16 on the Majestic. She is not ac
companied by her Swiss husband or
their two children.
TWO KILLED IN LA PORTE
Rifle Shot Accident Claims Boy;
Crossing Crash Fatal.
By United Frcss
LA PORTE, Ind., Aug. 10.—Vio
lent deaths took two lives in La
Porte during the last twenty-four
hours.
Walter Harper, 12, was shot acci
dentally when a rifle he was clean
ing discharged as he laid it down.
Charles Derringer, 70, was killed
instantly when the truck he was
driving was struck by a Grand
Trunk express train at a crossing.
WEDNESDAY
—8 P. M.—
WSM (650)—Dance orches
i tra.
WTMJ 1 620)—Dance orches
tra.
—8:1.1 P. M
CBS-Adventures in Health.
WGN (720 i— Tomorrow's
Tribune.
NBC—Jack Smith and John- ,
son's orchestra to WJZ.
KYW (10201 Agnews or-,
J chest ra.
CBS—lsham Jones’ orches
tra.
WGN (720'—Big Leaguers.
NBC—Archer Gibson, organ
ist, to WEAF.
WMAQ (670) Evenin'
| Neighbor.
IWOC (1000)—Minstrel show.
—8:4.1 P. M.—
NBC —Jane Froman band to
WJZ.
WTMJ (620)—Voice of the
I North.
—9 P. M.—
KDKA (980)—Sports.
iKYW (1020)—Sports; news;
i Maupin's orchestra.
CBS—Charles Carlile. tenor.
I NBC—Nellie revell to WEAF.
WON 1 720) —Weem's orches
i tra.
NBC— Picken's Sisters to
| WJZ.
NBO—Amos ’n’ Andy to
I WMAQ. WDAF.
—9:15 P. M.—
CBS—Olympic games sum
i maries.
WGN (720'—Dream Ship.
NBC—Jasperre's orchestra
to WEAF.
NBC—Sodero and concert
orchestra to WJZ.
WMAQ (670)—Dan and
SYLVIA.
NBC—Tune Blenders to
WTAM.
—9:30 P. M
KDKA (980)—Pettis’ or
chestra
KYW (1020)—Canton or
i chestra.
CBS—Columbia symphony. !
WGN (720)—Cummin's or-,
1 chestra. I
7:30 —Memories.
7:4s—Golden melodies.
B:oo—Curtis players.
B:ls—Alice Arnold.
8:30—Mood Indigo.
B:4s—Worthless talk.
9:oo—Lunatic hour.
9 30—Among the classics,
9:4s—Harry Bason.
10:00 The Merrvmen.
10:30—Sign off.
WLW (700) Cincinnati
WEDNESDAY
P M.
4 00—Treasure box I NBC'. ‘
4:3o—Dandies of vesterdav (NBC).
4:4s—Lowell Thomas iNSCt.
s:oo—Amos .’n’ Andy (NBC'.
s:ls—Josef Cherniavsky's orchestra.
5:30—80b Newhall.
s:4s—Southern singers.
6 OO—Talk bv Sen. L. J. Dickinson of
lowa (NBC*.
6:ls—Chandu. the magician.
6:3o—Melody moments <NBC'.
7:00 Island Boat Club dance (NBC).
7:3o—Canada Dry iNBC>.
B:oo—Duke Ellington’s dance orchestra.
B:3o—Bands of distinction.
8:45 —Mike and Herman.
9:oo—Zero hour.
9:3o—Threesome and organ.
# 45—Headlines of yesterday.
10:00—Rancheros.
10:30—Hotel Pierre orchestra (NBC).
11:00—Moon river.
ll SO—Duke Ellington's dance orchestra.
13.00 kJtdmght—Sign off.
—9:30 F. M.—
■ WSM (6501 Sports; concert
i orchestra.
■ WTMJ (620) —German band.
—9:4.1 P. M.—
WMAQ (670)—Dance pro
gram (2U hours*.
—lO P. M.—
KYW (1020 * —'Terraco or
chestra.
' CBS—Duchin’s orchestra.
WGN (720i—Eppinoff’s or
chestra.
NBC- Dream Singer to
WEAF
’ WJR (750*—Scores; Radio
Reporter; Shadowland.
NBC—Baron Lee and band
to WJZ.
■ WGY (790i—Stulmaker’s or
chestra. •
> —10:05 P. M
, NBC—Buddy Rogers' orches
tra to WEAF.
—10:15 P. M.—
WGN (7201—Dance program
1 3 orchestrasi.
* WTMJ (620)—Dance pro
gram. •
—10:30 P. M.—
• KTHS (1040)—Negro Jubi
leers.
■ CBS—Arnheim’s orchestra.
WBBM (770)—Around the
’ Town.
NBC—Agnew’s orchestra to
WEAF.
NBC—Scotti’s orchestra to
' WJZ.
WOW (590)—News; Little
. Club.
1 —10:45 P. M
t WJR (750 1 —Graystone or
chestra.
I —lt P. M
KYW (1020) —Canton or
> chestra.
—11:30 P. M.—
KYW (1020)—Master's or
chestra.
WENR (870)—Via Lago or
"i chestra.
—l2 P. M.—
- WDAF (610) Nighthawk
i Frolic,
Buy by Case
By United Press
CLEVELAND, 0.. Aug. 10.—
Orders for real beer which will
be delivered at $2.50 a case if
congress legalizes the return
of beer, are being taken by the
Eilert Brewing Company here.
W. H, Stockman Jr., sales
manager, said a staff of eight
een men has started canvass
ing the city to sell orders for
30,000 cases of beer, the quota
in the plant’s storage vats, by
Nov. 1.
The company now manufac
tures near beer.
STRIKERS ADOPT
GANDHI POLICY
N. Y. Clothing Workers Use
Passive Resistance.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.—Striking
clothing workers have adapted Ma
hatma Gandhi's passive resistance
principle to fit their own needs—
and reported success when a dozen
strikers lay down in front of a
delivery truck and stopped it.
The truck was moving near Fifth
avenue with a load of nonunion
products.
A dozen strikers darted from the
sidewalk and dropped before the
truck.
Bystanders shouted warnings, but
the strikers wanted no help.
The truckman stopped. A few
moments later he headed back to
ward his starting point, escorted by
strikers.
It’s an effective plan, Sidney
Hillman, president of the Amalga
mated Workers, said.
The clothing workers are striking
in an effort to close sweat shops
and nonunion plants.
TINY DEER GETS ‘LOST’
By United Press
SYRACUSE. N. Y„ Aug. 10.—Small
children and grownups were enter
tained in Schiller park recently,
when a small female deer appeared
from no one knew where and un
concernedly began romping in the
grass.
The tiny animal soon tired, how
ever, of the curious looks of the
fast-growing audience, and trotted
off toward Woodlawn cemetery.
Unfamiliar with such civilized
contraptions as iron fences, she
wedged her head in the cemetery
gate and received slight cuts on
the face and head.
She was released by a spectator,
who notified the game warden. The
visitor was then escorted to a patch
of woods outside of town and re
leased.
LE G A IS
Legal Auctions and Sales
TO BET SOLD at Auction. August 17, for
repair charges amounting to $65: one
Erskine roadster, 1925 model, motor No.
8-F2O-224 at Andy's Tire Shope, 732 W.
30th St.
TO BE SOLD at Public Auction on August
18th, 1932, at address below. (1) one
Ford truck, motor No. 350423, held for
storage amounting to $72. (1) one Ford
truck, motor No. 1498266, held for stor
age amounting to $72. (1) one Ford
truck, motor No. 14948326. held for stor
age amounting to $72. (li one Ford
truck, motor No. 14968266, held for stor
age amounting to $72. (1) one Ford
truck, motor No. 10471821. for storage
amounting to $72. (1) one Ford truck,
motor No. 14960277. held for storage,
amounting to $72. (li one Ford truck,
motor No. 14914858, held for storage
amounting to $72. O. P. WINEBREN
NER, 57 N. 6th Are., Beech Grove.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
i Death Notices
BARNETT, NORMAN A.—Beloved son of
Mrs. Irma Barnett and brother of Wini
fred and Hester Barnett, passed away
Monday, Aug. 8, age 27 years. Funeral
services will be held at the WALD FU
NERAL HOME. 1619 N. Illinois St.
Thursday afternoon, Aug. 11. at 2
o'clock. Burial Washington Park ceme
tery. Friends invited.
BRAKE, ROBERT S.—Age 75 years, hus
band of Gertrude, father of Ida B.
Bayne, grandfather of Robert Bayne,
passed away Monday evening at his
home, 2524 College. Service at the
Planner & Buchanan mortuary Thurs
day, 10:30 a. m. Friends invited. Burial
Bloomington, Ind. Friends may call at
the mortuary any time. ___________
OKEY. JOSEPH B.—Beloved husband of
Marv A. Okey. passed away at his late
residence. 4060 College Ave., Aug. 9, at
10 a. m., age 74 years. Friends are in
vited to call at residence any time after
2 p. m. Wednesday. Funeral services
Fridav. 10 a. m. Burial at Crown Hill.
Friends invited. WM. E. KRIEGER in
charge.
PATTERSON. MRS. J. L.—3201 E. Twenty
fifth St., passed away at 8:30 Wednesday
a. m. Funeral notice later (Muncie
papers please copy.)
STALNAK.ER, FRANK DOUGLAS—Passed
away Tuesday evening at Questover.
Services at Scottish Rite Cathedral. 2:30
p. m. Saturday. Friends invited. Burial
private. Kindly omit flowers.
WHITLEY. LUCILLE G.—Age 21, beloved
daughter of Francis F. Whitley, died at
city hospital Tuesday. Aug. 9. Funeral
services Friday. Aug. 11. 8:30 a. m„ at
KIRBY-DINN MORTUARY, 1901 N. Me
ridian St., 9 a. m. SS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral. Friends invited. Burial Holy
Cross cemtery.
YOUNT. CATHERINE I. (nee Teeters)—
Beloved mother of Henry. Aaron. Mrs.
James Wetherbv. Mrs. Fred Voorhies and
Bessie Yount, passed, away Wednesday
a. m. at the home, 2327 College Ave. Fu
neral services Friday 11 a. m. at Cen
tennial church near Martinsville. Ind.
Friends mav call at the home .any time
after Thursday noon. KIRBY-DINN
SERVICE.
HIRE A MAN OR A FIRM— w||n
Get two tickets to Indiana Theater
Give one dny’t employment to any of the advertiser’* listed GAN
below and then phone Miss Rose at Riley 5551, telling _ _
which firm yon have emploved. Yon will receive two tickets
to see the Indiana theater presentation of “Guilty as LPU
Hell’' with Edmond Lowe, Victor McLaglen and Bich
ard Arlen on the screen. IT V
These Advertisers Pledge 100% Service * *
Automotive Services
AUTOMOBILE —Repaint., sls: repairs, re
build.; at new low rates, get esti. Fair
field Ga., 1150 Fairfield. Wa, 5161,
TRY TIMES WANT ADS TOR BUS INK’S
Business Services
BUILDING? HERES LUMBER FOR lc.
Gd. lbr. at lc per ft. 1144 N. Ala. Ri 5047
AUGUST SPECIAL—9xI2 rug clean, sised,
$1.75. ACTIVE RUG CLEANERS. Ha. 3636
SCHWARTZ Radio and Electrical Service
All kinds electric repair. Dr, 6375.
UPHOLSTERING and general repair work.
reasonable prices. 807 Ft. Wayne.
CARPENTER. PLASTERER—New or repair.
Guaranteed work. Reasonable. Ch. 3367.
LADIES' half soles, 40c: heel taps. 20c.
BOSTON SHOE SHOP. 405 Mass. Ave.
MEN’S SOLES. 50c up; HEELS. 25c up.
BQ6TON SHOE SHOP, 405 Mass. Ave,
BAND and orchestra instrument repairing;
expert, iruar. work. PEARSON PIANO
CO- 128 N Penn Ll 5513
STEAM CLEANING
ROAD TAR REMOVED. ROYAL MOTOR
INN, 19 E. 9TH. LI. 0641.
COATS—DRESSSES OR SUITS.
CLEANED AND PRESSED. 50c.
Ta. 6660. Ri. 7474. PARIS CLEANERS.
Free Call and Delivery Service.
AUGUST special, 9x12 rug cleaned and
sited, 42. 1 small rug free. W. N. FLY
CO.. 3326 Ch. 321 k
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Death Notice*
3 Funeral Directors, Florists
WnOEANBLOSSOM
1321 W. Ray
BE. 15t8
VV. T. BLASENGYM
Main office 3226 Shelby St.
Branch office 1634 W Morris.
Dr. 2570
GRINSTEINER’S
522 E. Market
RI. 5374
ffISEY & TITUS
957 N. Delaware
Ll. 3828
HOCKENSMITH
nr, North Illinois Street—Lincoln 6S.TB
J. C. WILSON
1230 Prospect. Dr 0321-0322
4 Lost and Fonnd
Finders of
Lost Articles
That have been advertised In this
column will receive two guest tickets
To
The Indiana Theater
To See
Edmund Lowe
—ln—
“Guilty as Hell”
When you have returned the article
,o its owner, ask him to call Miss
Joe at THE TIMES WANT AD DE
PARTMENT and say that you have
I returned the article and tickets will be
mailed at once
FOUND—Box of wrist watch straps, about
Aug. Ist. Write Times Box M 160,
FRATERNITY PlN—Lost Saturday night;
return 2419 College. _Reward.
BOSTON BULL LOST—Anwers to name
“Sam ” 43 Parkview.
TIGER KITTEN lost; half-grown. Reward.
_ 2317 Ashland. He_ ; _4o37 j;
$lO REWARD—For information leading
to return golf clubs, etc., lost near ball
park Fri. night. Ri, 9521, He, 2408.
STICK PlN—Pearl set from deceased hus
band, lost city market or Greensburg;
reward. 2824 La_Salle._ Ch. 2029.
j SHEPHERD —Male, name ' Sheriff;” color
tan; tan harness, brass trim. Rabies tag
I 16757. Rew. 404 E. 12th. Ri, 1580.
5 Personals
DENTISTRY—PIates with gold pin teeth
$5; fit or no pay. 128',2 N. Delaware St.
RICKETTS CHICKEN DINNERS. $1.25.
44th and Keystone Ave. Wa. 3882.
LIMESTONE slabs for rock gardens, cin
ders. sand and gravel. Ir. 2820.
FALSE TEETH—BROKEN PLATES REN
PAIRED—Teeth replaced; called for and
deliv. free. 417 Virginia Ave. Dr. 5967,
Neon Signs—All Kinds
GENUINE—MADE IN INDIANAPOLIS
REFLECTUBE SIGNS. INC. LI, 3606.
TIMES WANI ADS maae interesting read
ing because interesting bargains of manv
kinds are listed here deliv
INSTRUCTIONS
10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
GET your high school credits the popular
way. By experienced tutor. Ta. 2286.
II Dancing, Music, Dramatic
PIANO LESSONS—Exp. teacher. $ .60; no
dwn. pay. Use side ent. Miss Stedman.
Dr. 7572.
IF YQU DON’T FIND what you are look
ing for in the want ads today, it mav
be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily.
HELP WANTED
16 Situations Wanted
WANTED —Housekeeping posh with small
family, light work; reli.; reas, Li. 8072.
DOMESTIC —Hotel or restaurant work by
experienced, single middle-aged lady.
Ir. 2294.
RENTALS
17 Furnished Rooms
ALA.. N., 2355—Large front, cool; 4 win
dows. priv. entrance, constant hot water.
BLVD. PL., 4102—Large airy rm.. on car
line; gentlemen. Wa. 5512-J, after 6.
COLLEGE. 3553 —Pleasant rm.. priv. home,
shower, hot water, gar. Wa. 1645-W.
CENTRAL. 1326—Large, clean, cool sleep
ing rm. Best car service. $2.50.
CENTRAL, 4250—Nicely furn. rm., new
home north. Hu. 4576.
CENTRAL. 2631—Beautiful front rm., over
looking Fall Creek; priv. family. He. 5535.
CONGRESS. 950—Large front rm.. good
home priv.. near car, bus. Ha. 2013-W.
DELAWARE at 32d; lovely rm.. new studio
typd bed; private bath. He. 5740.
DAVIDSON. N., 421—Neat. furn. rm., nr7
schl. & town, ideal for work, man; $1.25
wk.
DELAWARE. N., 2043-—Apt. 4; attractive
airy rm. Private home; privileges. Reas.
DELAWARE, N.. 400. NO. 7—Front room
nicely furn., 1 or 2 persons: next bath.
ELM ST., 1026 —Large, well lighted rm.;
?entleman; priv. home, board opt. Dr.
465,
FLETCHER, 805—Nicely fur. rms.: clean,
light; home pri. Call Dr. 3087-M.
FLETCHER 834—3 nice rms.. furn. or un
furn.; priv. ent.; home pri.; bath,
ILL.. N., 2326—Lovely front rm. with al
cove bedrm.; kitchen privileges. Ta. 6921,
ILL., N.. 3523—Nicely furn., no other
roomers; near business corner. Ta. 5259.
ILLINOIS, N., 1336—Nice, clean sleeping
room. $2.50 up; private home.
ILLINOIS. N., 2441—Large front, 2 closets,
eve, meals opt, .gar.; reas. Ha. 2858-R.
LORRAINE HOTEL—Wash, and Capitol,
rms. wkly.. $3.50 and lip, Li. 1373.
MASS. AVE., 703—Apt. 5; sleeping rm.,
hath; con, hot water; $2, $2.75. Aft, 2.
MINNESOTA E. 326—Large airv room
privets home' reasonable price
N JERSEY, N., 3347 —Beaut, frt. rm." in
real home, hot water; gent. Wa. 0407-W.
NEW YORK, E., 's2l—Large furn. room,
well lighted; suitable for 1 or 2: $3.
NEW JERSEY. N., 105—Large nicely furn
cool rms., good loc. 25c & 50c day,
N JERSEY. N., 1907—Attr. clean rms.:
bath adj. Home prlvil,, conv., $2.50,
N. NEW JERSEY—2 clean comfortable
rms.; walking distance; $4,50.
NEW YORK, E.. 124 —Outside rms.; $2 and
up per wk.
OHIO. E., 407—Lodging for men; modern;
25c per night. Ri, 4145.
ORANGE. 222—Nice front rm., adjoining
bath; garage. Dr. 2854-W.
ROOKWOOD. 4032—Nr. Butler, lovelv rm •
couple or 2 men; pri. home. Wa. 0982-R.
RILEY, N., 807—Lovely rm., private porch,
gar,, meals opt., gentleman. Ir. 6851.
ROANOKE. N., 532—Colored, 2 nicely furn
large rooms, home priv,, very reasonable'
Room and Rental Exchange
Furn. and unfurn. rms. and ants
houses: fine locations. He. 5538.
Moving;, Transfer, Storage
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Store now, pay six months later, free
hauling to storage. Moving $4 per load
and up.
Call Rt. 7750. 419 E. Market St
MOVING—S2.SO per load up; furniture
hauled overland at 25c per mile. Real
service, reliable white man. Li. 9404.
ALLISONS—S2.SO a load up; experienced.
careful, white men. Ll. 4105,
MOVING —$2 up. anything, any time; lo
cal. overland; white men. Petes. Ch. 2878.
TIMES WANT ADS mase interesting' read
ing because interesting bargains of tnanv
Cinqs are listed here daily
Paperhanging and Painting
GENERAL repair work, paper’g & palnt’g?
Reas, price. Elmer Shaner. Ch. 1465.
PAPER furnished and hung. *3.50 rm.;
inside & outside painting. Dr. 0125.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING
J. HADLEY. 2269 N. ILL.. TA. 5176.
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Work guar.; reas. Mellon & Son. Ta. 5225.
PAPER REMOVED BY STEAM!
92 ROOM AND UP. CH. 6393
INTERIOR, exter. deco.; carpentering, re
pairing: roofing; resp.; reas, Ri. 5182,
PAPER HANGING, 8c ROLL.
Samples shown. Ta. 1901.
IRVINGTON DECORATING CO—Paper
furn. and hung, $3.50 rm.; paper 3c up;
cleaning. 75c: painting by hr. or con
tract, Ir, MM* i.
RENTALS
17 Furnished Rooms
WASH. BLVD. N. OF 52D.—Lovely rm:, !
priv. home: 1 or 2 employed. Hu. 8468.
WAShTbLVD.. 32ND—Cool. quiet, attrac- i
tive. front rm., reas., gar. Ha. 3382-W.
WASH BLVD.. 2820—1 or 2 airy rms., hot
water; meals opt.: gar., $3. Ta. 3821.
HOTEL ANTLERS
750 M. MIRIDIANBT.
HOTEL SPINK
Attractive summer rates. All rooms with
bath. $5-16-57 per week. _
HOTEL LOCKERBIE
New summer rates as low as $8 per |
week. Special monthly rates. Radio and j
bath in everv room. ....
'.21 3 Illinois 8t R 4662 j
CLINTON HOTEL—29 Va.; sleeping rms.;
also hsekpg.; <2 to <5; very desirable, i
11TH. E. 1439—Nice, clean, airy rm.. priv. !
mod, home: near Tech. Ch. 2750.
33RD. W., 212—Private home; tile bath;
hot water: $2 week. He. 4646-J.
SARATOGA HOTEL—S4O Mass.; clean,
mod, rms., lnnerspring mattresses; reas.
18 Housekeeping Rooms
ALABAMA. N„ 523. APT. 5
1 OR 2 RMS. ADJOINING BATH; COZY.
LIGHT. CHEERFUL: CLOSE IN.
ALABAMA, N.. 2037—We1l furn. ktchnette.
apt.; o.stuffed: near bath; reas. Ta. 1550.
ala N 1516—2 RMS. KITCHENETTE
FRONT APT.; NICELY FURN.; MUR
PHY BED.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1801—2-rm. apt., com
pletely turn., priv. entrance. $3. He, siob.
Seville. N„ 829—3 rms., next bath;
couple or 2 men; front porch. Ch, 7581.
BROADWAY AND 12TH—8 rms, $10;
already sublet. Ri. 2254.
BROADWAY. 1134—Attractive rm.; kitch
enette, range, sink, $4; single rm. $3.
CAPITOL, N.. 1740—2 attractive front
rms.. everyth, fur., con. hot water. Ta.
2996.
COLLEGE, 2052—LGE. RM.. KITCHEN'TE;
FUR.; PRI. PORCH & ENT. HE. 5023.
COLLEGE, 1336—Large rm., alsa rm. &
kitchenette, running wat, $5. $6, sleep rm
CENTRAL, 1326—Lovely cool 2-rm. apt.,
completely fur. Next bath, porch. $5.
DAVIDSON, N., 319—2 or 3-rm. mod. apt.;
sink; completely turn,; pri. ent. Ri. 2629,
DEL. & VER.—Downtown: 3 conn, rooms;
overstuffed. 126 E. Vermont. Apt. 5.
EAST—3 unfurnished rms.. kitchenette,
bath: utilities furnished. Ch. 1335-M.
N. EAST. 714—Two large clean rms.; walk
ing distance: modern; only $5.
N. EAST, 720—Completely furn. front rm.;
near town. Ice box, stove; $3.50.
ILL. N.. 2339—1, 2. 3 rm. apts., custodian
serv,; hdwd flr„ o’stuffed; Indry. $3-$7.
KEYSTONE. N., 1232—2 or 3 mod. furn.
rms., utilities, gar., furn., nr. Brksd Prk.
MERIDIAN. S„ 1601 Va— 2-rm., also 2 rms.,
kitchenette, completely furn. Priv. ent.
NEW JERSEY, 2137—2 rms., beautifully
furn.. utilities, clean, quiet, bath adj.;
_conv l ]_ss ; _|____________________
ORIENTAL. N„ 20—2 or 3 rms., complete:
util. pd„ $6. ONE WEEK FREE. Adults.
OLNEY, N., 1015—Front rm.. nice
kitchen., all furn.. priv. entr. Ch. 1464-M
OHIO, 517 E.—Modern sleeping and house
keeping rooms; $2 up. walking distance.
OLNEY, N.. 953—Nice, modern, front rm..
kitchen privileges; or board optional.
OHIO, E., 540—2 nice housekeeping rooms,
$3 per week; other rooms $1.50 up; gar.
PRATT. E.. 1142—Nicely furn apts.; pri.
.bath and ent.; rent red. walk, dist.
PINE, S.. 433—3 rms.; priv. entrance; util-
ities turn.; $4.50. Dr, 2581.
RITTER. N., 46—Lovely 5 rms., bath, con
venient to car. school, churches. Reas.
Ir. 0370,
STATE, N., 210—Nice, airy rm., completely
furn.. lovely porch, reduced, Ri. 6214.
VIRGINIA AVE., 509—Large room and
kitchen utilities furn., walking dist.;~ $4.
WASHINGTON, W., 320—Rooms $1.50 and
• up. Li. 7268.
WOODRUFF, 544 M. DR.—2 apts. with
priv. bath; running water. Ch. 3173,
WOODLAWN. 1542—Nr. Fountain Sq.; love
ly rm.. well equipped kchn.; mod, home.
$4.75 —2 rooms, unfurnished. All utili
ties. 225 W, 30th.
$4 —111.. N., 1132; 3 rms.. nicely furn..
all util., also apts. Ta. 1487.
33RD. W., 926—3-rm. suite, attractive, pri.
bath, hot water, gar., reas. Ta. 6797.
<t \ nr. 2 rms., unfurnished; all utilities.
225 W. Thirtieth.
tPj ILL., N., 1132—2 or 3 rms.; all util
ities; nicely furnished. Ri. 2942.
11TH. E.. 817 —Two 3-rm. apts.; pri. ent.;
sink; 3_closets; good cond; reasonable.
LOVELY WOODRUFF—I rm.. $3.50; ?
rms., $5; porch; nr. Tech. Ch. 4108.
19 Rooms with Board
ALABAMA. N., 1224—Large rm., twin
beds, running water; $5. Riley. 6647.
BROADWAY, 3128—Attractive cool room;
good meals; 1 or 2; home pri. Ha, 0892.
CENTRAL. 5355—Nice front airy rm.; 2
girls; home privig. Hu. 4124.
CENTRAL —Dandy home; 1 or 2; modern,
_pleasant; reasonable. Ta. 0294.
DEL., N.—Cool, country like; mod. con
ven.; ga; 20 min, from Circle. Ha. 47Q5-J.
PARK 833—Large rm., twin, beds; 3 good
meals. S5 for 2; $6 for 1. Ri. 9930.
PARK. 1422—VERY REAS., LGE. RM., FOR
1 OR 2 EMP- PRIV. LI. 7019.
SPECIAL care for patients in trained
nurses home; reas. rate. Ch. 1700-R.
WALNUT. E„ 415 —Rm.. board, $7; laundry
furn. Priv. entr. Walking dist,
WANT—Children to board; mother's care.
A REAL HOME for bus. girls.; pleas, rms.;
twin beds; walking distance; $6. Li. 3885.
25TH W., 1338—Rm.. board, laundry; gar.;
NORTH —Lovely front rm.; home privileges,
good meals; gar.; $6. He. 4203.
21 Unfurnished Apartments
ILLINOIS, N., 3145
Beautiful bedroom apt., $52,50.
MERIDIAN, S.. 456—Desirable, 4-room
semi-modern apt.; sls mo.
DESIRABLE modern; cool apts.; sls to
S4O, Inquire 5018 E. Wash.
REDUCED RENT.
Bellefontalne. 2315; three rooms and
bath; recently decorated; lower apartment;
heat, water and garage. Dr. 3300.
S2O PER MO —6-room mod., 15th & 111.
Vera Court; water pd. Ri, 0543.
Indianapolis Rental Agency
Complete list apartments all locations. No
obligations Transportation free LL 5452.
evenings Wa 0433. or Be. 3114
11TH, W., 42—Nicely -decorated kitchenette
' Apt., gas. water, heat and ice furnished.
$23. Call Apt. No. 1, THE GRANT.
15TH. E., 814—4-room mod. duplex; very
mod., gar, heat furn.; S2O. Ir. 1163.
VOT T T? ATTT modern apartment
V ULiLh A1 n 118 E palmer
22 Unfurnished Houses
COLORADO, 1248—4-rm. dble., modern,
built-in-features, tile fl. in bath, $25
Wa. 5063-J.
CAPITOL, N.. 3098—Nr. Shortridge, 6-rm.
mod., garage. S3O. Ha. 2862-W.
ASHLAND, 1944—7-rm. mod. dble.; gar.;
newly painted; very reas. Ha. 3747-M.
B'i'RAM, 3856—4-rm. mod., built-in con
veniences; gar.; water pd. Wa. 1164,
DRAPER, 1537—5-room sqjni-mod.; A-I
condition:'water paid: near school: good
neighborhood. Hu. 4368 or Dr. 3664-R.
DELAWARE, N., 2409—Double, 7 rooms,
hali. bath, furnace, no garage. Now
$25. Key 2411, Li. 8621,
DEWEY, 5844—Irvington; 5 rm. semi-mod.;
gar.; sls: nr. school, bus. Ir. 4-119.
EUCLID. N„ 1618-26-27—3. 5-rm. new mod.
bungalows; $25, $27.50. Ch. 6397,
GRANT. 514—Splendid 5-rm. mod. dbl., j
gar., $27.50; wat. pd. Ri. 4655.
GRACE, S., 88 —5-rm.; complete bath; no
furnace; gar.; $17.50; wa. pd. Ri. 1091.
HARLAN. 161—4-room modern house; nice
yard: porch: u r ater paid. $lB month. See
to appreciate. Ta. 6653.
HAMILTON. 651—Nr. Tech., corner "6-rm.
mod., redeco., refinished; S3O. Hu. 3987.
HOUSTON, 1933—Small modern dble..
water and garage. $20.00. Li. 5231.
KENWOOD. 5037—Owneo', brick bungalow.
5 rms.. strictly mod., gar.: S6O. Appt.
Hu. 2101. *
LA SALLE, N.. 942—Modern 6-rm. double;
water paid; $27.50.
MADISON. 1257—8 rms.. mod., gar., nr.
j school; S2O. 13 W, McCarty. Dr. 7295-W.
I MARLOWE. 1157—5-rm. semi-mod., re
decorated; sl6; water pd. Li. 6438.
[ ORIENTAL. N.. 828—4 rooms, nicely pa
pered. attic, cellar, gas. electricity, sink,
inside toilet, cement porch; $lO. Water
rent paid. Ta. 6250.-
OXFORD, N.. 259—Nr. Tech; 6 rms.: mod.;
newly papered; painted: $25. Li. 7603.
RIVERSIDE DR., W., 1642—(N. Belle Vieu)
bunga.; 5 rm. mod.; gar.; $25. Be. 1783,
RANDOLPH. S , 401—4-rm. mod. dble., in
a-door bed, water pd. sl6 mo. Ri. 7108-
RICHLAND. N. 258—6-rm. cottage, gar. 719
N. Pershing; 4 rms.. free water. Ri. 7725.
ST PAUL. 1036 —5-room double, modern.
water pd. Rent reduced.
STATE. S. 1042—5-rm.. cottage, toilet,
rcrioc.. water pd.: sls. Wm. Mayer. Dr.
2023-R.
‘ SOUTHEASTERN. 2027—4 rms., mod., gar.;
j A-l condition: low rent. Dr. 5606.
: SHERMAN DR.. N.. 329—Semi-mod.. 5 lg.
| rms., gar.; $18: wat. pd. Ir. 5292.
I TALBOT. N.. 2531—6-room mod., good con
j dition; newly decorated; gar. Ta_s4ls J
j TACOMA, N.. 1626—6-room, strictly mod
ern. hardwood floors; gar.; $25. Ir. 2360.
TECUMSEH. 1154—Bung. dble.. 4 rms.,
bath.; gar.; wa. pd.; red, to S2O. Ch. 1048
VERMONT, E.. 914—Redecorated. 6 ms.,
bath, wat. pd., nr. school. sls. Li. 8930,
WARMAN. N.. 1156—Single, 4 rms.. new
paper, gas. lights, toilet; sll. Be. 1671.
WINDSOR. 1019 —LOVELY - BDC-RM. Near
Tech, car, clean, painted. Reduced to sls
4QTH, W., 504—Attractive 5-rm. strictly
sod., 2-way dbl.; gar.; 842.50, Wa. 1105.
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RENTALS
22 Unfurnished Houses
24TH, E., 418—6-rm. mod..’ good cond.,
S2O: water paid. Ri. 2404.
23RD, E.. 905—Double. 5 rooms, bath,
furnace, no garage. Now sl7. Key 911.
Li. 8621. ;
5-RM. SINGLE, sls
918 Lexington; elect., gas, water.
GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Li. 7491.
30TH, E., 3510—Single, clean, 4 bedrm.,
mod., gar., $25. Nr. school. Hu. 7458.
Walking distance, sl6
205 N. Davidson: 7 rooms, inside toilet;
ele DUNLOP B & HOLffiGEL
36TH, W.. 1421—4 rms. mod., redeco., gar.
wat. pd.. $22.50; no traffic. Ta. 3512.
Modern, Near Garfield
Five rooms. 1131 E. Raymond.
DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL
5-RM. DOUBLE, $13.50
127 N. Hamilton, elec., gas. gar. .
GREGORY V APPEL. INC. Ll. 7491.
34TH, W., 1349—Double 5 rms., gar.. sls.
Fine shape. Wa. 0110.
q?QA CAPITOL, N.. 3028—6-rm. modern;
tpO 1/garage. S3O. Ha. 2862-W.
NEW YORK] E., 4807—4 rms.,
Vl mod., redeco. Key 118 N. Riley.
ATTENTION, COLORED
718 Edgemont; 5-room cottage, furnace,
garage. Go in and look at it. Owner
Iea DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL
23 Furnished Apts, and Houses
BRADLEY N., 940 —FURNISHED 4-RM.
DOUBLE; IN-A-DOOR BED. CH. 1399.
BROADWAY, i649—56 DOLLARS A WEEK
2-Rm. apt., nicely furnished. Running
water in kitchen. See to appreciate.
FURNISHED—S rooms. adults, garage;
$6.50. Kevs at 719 E. New York St.
KOEHNE. 2712—Attract, entirely pri. Va
'dbl., 4 rms., mod., clean, $6. Ha. 1244-M,
NORTH. 2200—3-rm. kchette.. bth„ mod.,
apt., o-stuffed, pch.; util.; $8.50. Rl. 2234.
NEW YORK, W., 1626 -5 rms.; overstuffed;
gar.; water paid; $6 wk. Ri. 7725.
SANGSTER. 4321 5-rm’ semi-modern
house: lights, gv;, water. Hu.’ 5615.
WALNUT. E.. 115—3-rm. apt.; pri. bath,
$6.50 and SB. See housekeeper in b’sm’t.
WOODLAWN. 1046—3-rm. modern furn.,
clean. ant., adults. Dr. 3626.
WALLACE, N., 17‘/2—4-RM. APT.; COOL;
LAWN; MAKE IT YOUR HOME; $24,
DUPLEX—4 rms.. 2 bedrm.. priv. ent.. heat
& wat. furn., gar.; adults. Ch. 2847-J.
Newly Furnished Apt.
Includes all utilities and garage.
THE DUNDEE
VIRGINIA AVE. AND McCARTY 6TS.
See custodian at 781 E. McCarty st.
Apt. 47.
BEAt ESTTE~FOR SALE ~
26 Wanted to Rent
HAVE I party waiting for SSO to - S6O
house north; 2 for $25 and 1 for fur
nished house, S4O to S6O. Call at once.
527 Lemcke. Mr. Love, Ri. 8964.
27 Houses For Sale
S4OO CASH—Gets deed 4-rm. double, good
condition, 2637-39 E. 18th St. Has in
side toilet, water, gas, elec., sewer, street
paved and pd.: screens, -shades for
house, gar., balance payment. $23.50 per
mo. Bldg, and loan paid up to Sept.
1. Call Ch. 1856 or Be. 3181.
29 Lots, Farms and Acreage
60 MILES south near good town; 15 acres,
good road, good land, log house, barn,
10-acre garden, horse, harness & wagon.
Jersey cow, 2 heifer calves. 2 sheep, 150
chickens, farm tools & furn. all tor S6OO
cash. Immediate possession. Ir. 4297.
31 Wanted to Trade
WILL sacrifice for cash, equity in pretty
little home in woods. Owner. Ch. 4185-R,
SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE
through classified ada in The Time*
Phone “ad-taker” RL 5551 during busi
ness hours
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34 Miscellaneous For Sale
MEMORIAL PARK LOT—B GRAVE
PRICED REASONABLY. 1222 N. RURAL.
I SANILITE—MetaI polish: noninflam., bril
liant. NTL SANITATION CO., 231 Ind.
Ave.
RENEWED ceiling ran. good as new. attrac
vite price. .
Meier Electric & Machine Cos.
3525 E. Washington. Ir. 1517.
WASHING MACHINE PARTS & SERVICE.
Wringer rolls $1.85 and up. EASY part*,
new and used. 2609 E. Wash. Ch. 0852.
— Water pump, factory rebuilt, completely,
automatic, U 5. S3O.
Meier Electric & Machine Cos.
3525 E. Washington. Ir. 1151.
WASH BOILERS, copper. $2 each: galvan
ized tubs, size 3.60 c each. BIG FOUR
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, cor
ner Capitol and South. St,
MERCHANDISE
34 Miscellaneous For Sale
Pickles, Pickles, Pickles
FRESH DAILY
Second house W. of Emerson on S. Side
of Raymond St, Ir. 2291.
SAVE MONEY—Clean, wholesome milk, 20c
gal. 4411 E. Minnesota St,
TURN GAS WATER HEATERS ON AND
OFF BY A SWITCH UPSTAIRS. COM
PLETE SET OF PARTS. ANY ONE CAN
INSTALL. $5.50. TA. 1013. OR ADDRESS
WORL, 2530 CORNELL AVE.
Fixtures will rent all kinds
REASONABLE FOR THE FAIR
KINGS INDIANA BILLIARD
DR . 3578 1631 SOUTHEASTERN DR. 5826
VARIOUS sizes usee awnings and flags
priced to sell.
HOOSIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS
GOODS CO
New Tin Sheets
Size 21x28; $5 per box of 112 sheets
colors, red blue and green, suitable for
siding and roofs, garages and barns.
HOOSIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS
' GOODS CO.
5,000 2x4’s CHEAP
4 to 7 feet long, while quantity lasts,
2'jc each. Better hurry.
SERVICE WRECKING CO.
320 N. West. ’ Li. 3069,
Tents
All sizes anS styles of tents, at re
duced prices, while they last.
HOOSIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS
GOODS CO.
Canvas Truck Covers
Size 12x15 truck covers, $4.75.
All other sizes of waterproof covers In
stock at lowest prices. No waiting.
HOOSIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS
- GOODS CO.
• 1302 W. Washington St.
FRUIT .TARS Quarts 25c doz ,
rruuii dYiruO pj nts 20e doz. We
deliver. WEST END BOTTLE CO. 534
W. Pearl St. Li. 8085
—FISHING TACKLE—
Bargains in unredeemed steel and
bamboo rods and high-grade reels, etc..
values to S2O. priced at 49c up.
SACKS BROS.’ LOAN CO.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
35 Household (Goods
AXMINSTER rug, 9x15; good condhion;
_* 10- Ha, 2073. 37 W. 21st, Apt. 503.
BREAKFAST SET—ltalian carved dining
rm. and bedrm., twin beds, linen Frieze
living rm. rugs,; sac. 3710 N. Meridian.
FOR REFRIGERATORS
All types and sizes, new. and used. See
our display. 2000 Northwestern Ave. Open
8 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Polar Ice and Fuel Cos.
BREAKFAST, dining, overstuff, and bedrm.
suites, rugs, chest. 2350 N. New Jersey.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED ON ALL
MAKES; CHEAP. WHITE CO„ RI, 4755.
FURNITURE, stoves, rugs, refrig., new.
used; cash, credit. Barrett, 868 Virginia.
36 Radios, Musical Instrument^
AUTO radios trade for shortwave convert
er or midget. Working Radio. Ir. 6229.
DRUM OUTFITS Repossessed. $22.50,
$35.00. *50.00. Terms. PEARSON PIANO
CO.. 128 N. Pennsylvania St. Ll. 5513.
USED trumpet outfits, sls up. Terms
Standard makes. Pearson Piano Cos., 128
N. Pennsylvania St. Li. 5513.
SOPRANI accordion; excellent condition.
$97.50. Free lessons; easy terms. PEAR
SON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Penna. Li. 5513.
CROSLEY long and short wave $59 00
Victor Highboy 37 00
Brunswick Lowboy 34.00
Grandfathers Clock Radio 49 00
RADIO BARGAIN SHOP, 225 E. Wash.
38 Store, Office Supplies
UNDERWOOD No. 5: has had less than 6
months' use. Ll. 9470. 205 Mass.
Typewriter
Rental Agency
Only 5 *SO Per Month
or s6*oo for 3 Months
Any make of machine. Expert
repair service on all typewriters.
Woodstock
317 N. Penn. LI. 4712
TYPEWRITER CO.
38 Cash Coal Mart
No Wheel Charge, Kindling Each"~Ton.
W. Va. lump or egg. fkd 15.00
White Ash, lp. or egg, fkd. 4.25
UNION ICE St COAL CO.
Or. 462 L yr. 4622
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MERCHANDISE
40 Wanted to Trade "
LAUNDRY work for goat milk or guar!
perm, wave on gray hair. Be 2621. eve.
$l5O DLAMOND RING—For good used
car. sedan pref. or 7. Make offer. 807 Ft.
Wayne.
41 Wanted to Buy
Hall furniture
CALL MR. PIERCE RI 2019.
WHEN YOU ARB READY TO
SELL YOUR GOODS
We are the largest buyers no seuera
of used merchandise in the state
WE PAY THE BEBI PRICES
C-A-S-Il
for OLD GOLD,
GOLD TEETH
WOLF SUSSMAN
SELL US—Your old gold and silver
jewelry, dental bridges. gold
watches, etc, and get a better price.
SACKS BROS. LOAN CO, 308
Indiana avenue.
LIVES TO CK
43 Horses, Cattle, Poultry
PONY'--SPOTTED. CHEAP IF SOLETtHIS
WEEK. 3903_ENGLISir IR. 0043.
44 Wanted to Buy
WANTED TO " BUY’ PUP
PIES. CHEAP. WRITE
TIMES, BOX A-800.
AO TO MO TIVE
50 Autos For Sale
BUICK. 1932 Sedan, - Model
Equipped with six wire wheels,
trunk rack. Attractively finished in
olive. Striped in gold. Low mileage.
A substantial saving on this prac
tically new car. Do not fail to view
this outstanding offering on our
sales floor. Trade and terms ar
ranged.
Central Buick Cos.
120 W. North St. LI. 1995.
CHEVROLET—I 929 sedan, fuliv equipped
including trunk. $195. Meridian Motor
Sales. 820 N. Meridian Ri. 4931
CHEVROLET, 1930, $l5O
SACKS BROS LOAN CO.
309 N. Capitol Ave. Li. 5991.
ESSEX, 1928, SEDAN, $95
SACKS BROS LOAN CO.
309 N. Capitol Ave. Li, 5994.
FORD—I 929 Fordor sedan; a real buy
at $155.
C. O. WARNOCK CO.
FORD, 1931, TUDOR, $245
SACKS BROS LOAN CO.
309 N. Capitol Ave, Li. 5994.
PONTIAC ROADSTER, $95
SACKS BROS LOAN CO.
309 N. Capitol Ave. Li. 5994.
51 Trucks, Tractors. Trailers
FORD, 1929—1 > 2 truck chassis & cab;
$175.
FRANK HATFIELD CO.
623 N. Capitol. RI, 9326.
TODAY
From August 10th to 25th.
We are offering every used truck in our
stock at greatly reduced prices.
General Motors Used Truck Dept.
■3l W. 13th St.
H. Sandys. Li. 7467.
——— --a.
53 Accessories, Tires, Parts
JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.—Will
repair or make new tops and curtaina
for your car 202 Kentucky Ave
55 Autos Wanted
WE NEED used cars, cash paid for any
model or condition.
SELIG AUTO CO., 19 S. EAST. RI. 7119.
TIMES WANT ADS make Interesting read
me because interesting bargains of many
kinds are Hated here daily
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
GOOD restaruant on E. lotn; lo w price; 24
hr. sqrv. 1552 E. 10th. Ch. 13074-M.
FOR SALE BY OWNER—2 dry cleaning
establishments, out of town; also shoo
repairing and hat block, dept, Ta. 0270.
IF YOU SEE a want ad that interests vou
answer it today the oDDortunitv mav ba
gone tomorrow.
SELL, RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATS
through classified ads in The
Rhone “ad-taker” RI. 5551 during busi
ness hours
Personal Property Loans
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION
OF AMERICA.
sth Fl. Merchants Bank Bldg. RI ley 2579.
4th Fl. Kresge Bldg. RI ley 7508.
AUTO LOANS’! ~
LOWEST RATES
f^cinl %
If nald when aue. tl not regular
legal ratp will orevait until maturity
READY CASH! NO WAITING!
Lincoln Auto Loan Cos.
8 S. Capitol Ave. El 1321
j
FRIENDLY LOANS
Quick confidential service at a low cost.
Small monthly payments.
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
34 S. Pennsylvania St
Century Bidg. Phone Riley 505J^
Loans On Furniture
LOWEST MIX
Same Rate on All Balances
Indpls. Public Welfare Loan
830 OCCIDENTAL BLDG RI 3587.
AUTO LOANS!!
Cash at once: 20 months to pay.
•> xr CAR LOAN co
-342 N, Illinois. Ll. 9600,
I automobile
Loans
HOME FINANCE CO
205 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG
CORNER PENN AND MICH RI 5600
PLENTY C” IfW.EE PARKING SPACE
Automobile Loans
Quick Bervice Free Parking
308 Indiana Ave. RL 5994
Cor. New York and Indiana
AUTO LOANS
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LET US PEA!NANCE
CAfi
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IQ3Q N.MERIDIAN ST

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