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PAGE 10
WHAT BARGAINS! Ads Below Will Take DOLLARS Out of Hiding*
HOUSE RUSHES
WORK ON LAST
DAY OF SESION
Senate Mining Measure,
Cause of Many Clashes,
Is Killed.
Convened for the final day of the
session, the house of representatives
before noon had speeded action on
administration bills and killed a
senate measure relating to mining.
The measure had been the cause
of frequent clashes.
Bill abolishing the board of ag
riculture and replacing it with a
department of agriculture was
passed, 72 to 14. Among those vot
ing against the bill was Representa
tive Harry Stamp <Dem., Roach
dale), chairman of the house agri
cultural committee.
Fight on the measure was led by
Representative Herbert H. Evans,
Newcastle, Republican floor leader,
who said that Indiana’s state fair
under the agricultural board con
trol has been outstanding. He as
serted organizations of livestock
breeders and vegetable growers op
pose th° bill.
The bill is an administration
measure in line with the McNutt
program for reorganizing the slate
government.
Another bill with McNutt back
ing, providing for use of recon
struction finance corporation funds
for erection by cities of self-sup
porting sewage disposal plants, was
passed 84 to 1. Another abolishing
the state board of finance and re
placing it with a department of
treasury was sent to the Governor
for signing, the house concurring
in minor amendments made by the
senate.
One of the provisions of the bill
ends the tax rate fixing power of
the present state tax board.
The mine bill killed was one pro-
Radio Dial Twisters
MONDAY
P. M | K— P. M.— | —10:15 P. M
WENR <B7OI Century of WBBM <770) —Jack Brooks, WMAQ <67o)—Dan and Syl
nrozres .stalk. I songs via.
NBC' Sketch to WEAF. NBC—Gypsies to WEAF. NBC Welcome Lewis to
NBC-Jesters to WJZ. NBC Wiener Minstrels to wjz.
—ti.M P. M.— i V " JZ - WSM <6so Bill and Bob.
KYW 11020) —Lynn's or-' —X:l.l p. M.
chestra. KYW (1020)-Fashion Pre- '
CBS - Martin's orchestra: view KYW 110201—Terrace or
antl ouartet CBS-Mills Brothers. chestra.
WENB 'K7O) The news. CBS—Lombardo and Roval
WON 1720) Kemn s orches- - Canadians.
ira. KYW <lo2o)—Terrace or- Mtw , ,
NBC Groucho and Chico chestra. N^SwAr*° nnv s orc “ es^ra
Marx to WJZ. CBS—Mysteries in Paris.
f, 15 p jvf NBC—Paul Whiteman or- NBC —Brass band to WJZ.
~R „ ■ Carter „££ es, .y*,‘2 WE * F . . WSM 1650—Piano time:
NBC- The Goldbergs to NBC Melody Moments to dance orchestra.
WEAF ' : WMAQ i67o)—Dance or-
WMAQ 1670)- Sons fellows. —P- M.— j chestras.
KYW Uo2ol—-Talk; orches- ; KYW (1020,-Lvnn's orches-
CBs' Jack Smith. Humming W R 0 A t ®, n co’ 7 9 ,- " Thf ' ater of CBS-Lvman's orchestra
WBBM *77ot° r Harrlel'Cruise -9:15 P. M.— NBC-Anson Week's orches-
sketches to KDKA (980)--Bridge school. WG r * ,720,-Kemp's orches-
NBLv Ciicouot Club *o NBC-Vic and Sade to WJZ ! fa: Russian music.
WMAQ (670) Poe,rv magic. —9:3(1 P. M. - NBC-Martin's orchestra to
WSM ,650) Craig’s orches- WTAM ,1070,-Dance pro
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CBS Sincin' Sam WC.N 1 720) —Headlines. —1,15 r - M
WBBM i77oi Snort review NBC—Arlene Jackson ano WSM (650)—Tuneful tale*.
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..lft P. M. WSM (6501—Two pianos. fCMOY Itnon, r, or ,„_ „ _
KYW ,1020)—Three Strings. _ 3 . 4 , pM _
CBS Fu Manchu. mystery _ ' * * nnSjorroH'o
drama CBS—Myrt and Marge to *? arre ii s orchestra.
WBBM .770)-Charlie Hamp WFBM BreCZ(> orchestra
NRC Dalv's orchestra to WON <72ol —Minstrel show. V X.'. u .
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N ? C \f£/ ncv s D ° c Chats — lO r M ~ WGN‘ <72o)—Dance pro
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cits Ruth Etting and Hay-: WENR, WSB. WMAQ. WDAF (6101 Nighthawk
tons orchestra. I WSM. frolic.
WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
MONDAY
T M
5:30 Skippv (CBS(.
s:4s—Polka dots.
6.oo—Bohemiar ~
6 30—Phil Porterfield orchestra (CBS*.
6.45—Al Trace orchestrt.
7:oo—Fireside Fantasies (CBS).
7:ls—Singin' Sam iCBSi.
7:30- Fu Manchu (CBSi.'
B:oo—Hayton’s orchestra (CBSi.
B:ls—Sam and Carlile.
8 30—Transcription.
8:35--Earl Gordon.
B:4s—Transcription.
9:oo—Columbia revue (CBS).
9:3o—Edwin C H\U (CBSi.
9 45—Mvrt and Marge (CBS).
10:00—Columbia symphony (CBSi.
10:30—The columnist
10:45 —Guy Lombardo and Royal Cana
dians (CBS).
11:00—Christian Men Builders.
11 30—Jack Wright orchestra.
12 00 Midnight—Gondola orchestra.
A M
12 30 Sign off.
WKBF (1400) Indianapolis
(Indianapolis Broadcasting. Ino.l
MONDAY
P M.
4.00 —Twilight Treasure hour.
4 30—Tea Time tunes.
4 45—News flashes.
5 00— Musical menu.
s.ls—Cecil and Sally.
5:30 Aunt Df .sa and Uncle Connie.
5 15—Dinner melodies.
5 55—The Voice of the Capitol.
6.oo—Dinner dances.
615 Harry Bason.
6 30— Varieties.
6 45—The Sportslight.
7 06—Silent,
8:00 —The Old Pathfinder.
8 15—Donald Novis.
8 30—Cocoanut Grove Ambassadors.
8 45—Devore Sisters.
9 00—Happiness Parade.
9 15 The Old Pathfinder.
9:3o—Connie's orchestra,
to 00—Sunshine singer.
10:15—Morrle Brennan's orchestra.
10 30—Radio Rangers
11 00—Morrie Brennan's orchestra.
11:30 —Sign off
WLW (700) Cincinnati
MONDAY
F M.
4 00—Becker-Greuter-Newman.
4 15—The Campbells anc, Bob Albright
4 30—The singing ladv iNBC 1
4 45—Little Orphan Annie iNBCi.
s:oo—Contest.
s:os—Jack and Gill.
5:15—01d Man Sunshine (Ford Rush).
5:30—80b Newhall, sports commentator.
5 45—Lowell Thomas iNBC).
6 00 —Amos n' Andv iNBCi.
6:15 —Gene and Glenn.
6 30 —"Chandu." the magician.
6 45—Detectives black and blue.
7 00—To be announced.
7:3o—Voice of Firestone iN'BC>.
8 "o—Weiner Minstrels iNBCi
8 30—Melodv moments Joseph Paster
nack orchestra (NBC I .
9 00—Morgan L. Eastman s orchestra
i NBC).
9 30—Jan Garber's dance orchestra.
10 oo—Rhvthm Club iPopular'.
10 30—Serenade.
11 00 —Russ Columbo's dance orchestra
(NBC'.
11 30—Lew Breeze and hia dance orchestra
NBC'
12 on Midnight- Moon river.
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12 15 Jan Garbers dance orchestra.
\
Jack Frost Sugrr\
Melody Moments \
—and every MONDAY eve
ning at 9:30 o'clock Eastern
A Standard Time, over this
NBC chain: wjz. wbai,
\ WHAM kDKA, WGA#, WENR,
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DEALERS WILL CONVENE
Final preparation for the annual
mass meeting of Indiana Chevrolet
dealers and salesmen, to be held
Wednesday in the Fountain Square
theater and the Claypool, were be
ing made today by H. C. Howard.
Indianapolis zone manager.
Program will include a morning
meeting of dealers in the theater,
a luncheon at the Claypool and
afternoon mass meeting at the
theater for planning of the 1933
sales campaign.
; viding that airways in mines be
seventy-five instead of forty-five
feet in length, and was assailed by
Representative John W. Weaver
'Dcm., Elnora), in one of the most
impassioned speeches of the session.
Weaver reiterated the vews of
I those opposing the bill and three
companion measures, the result of
passage would be the wiping out of
; small mine operators for the benefit
of large mine owners.
On a motion to postpone indefi
j nitely. a rising vote showed fifty-one
for gilling the bill, while no count of
I those opposed w'as taken. The num
ber aganst the bill was a bare con
j stitutional majority.
Leaders of both houses are hope
| ful of ceasing legislative action
about 4 this afternoon, but will re
main in session to allow the enroll
-1 ing rooms to grind out bills that
must be signed by the presiding of
ficers of each house while the as
sembly is in session.
Adjournment sine die is expected
to be the earliest in tears. Since
the Constitution provides the as
sembly must not remain in session
after midnight on the sixty-first
day, it has been the practice to keep
turning the clock back before mid
night so the harried legislators
might get all their work done.
Speed with which legislation has
been rushed during the last two
w ; eeks may make this expedient un
necessary.
McNutt has until next Saturday
night to accept or reject the bills
presented to him today. Two ad
minisration measures remaining arc
the uniform city salaries bill and
the state board of agriculture ripper
bill.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 D'ath Notice*
BABER. JENNIE Widow of George Baber
e.nd mother of Mrs. Mary Jackson de
parted this life Saturday. March 4. asr
84 years. Funeral Tuesday, March 7. at
(lie residence. 37 N. Gray s,„ 2 o. m.
Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. Fu
neral under direction ot MOORE &
KiRR.
DIPPEL, MARY C. (nee Geisking)—7s
years, beloved mother of Mrs Chris
Quack, Mrs. Marion Higgins. William
Dippel, Mrs. John Strodtman and Mrs.
Harry Wetzel of Indianapolis. Mrs.
Henry Knopli of California; sister of
Mrs. Henry Simon. Mrs. Fred Harding,
Mrs. Henry Rosemeyer and Fred Ahne
fetd, passed away at her late residence.
1033 S. Randolph. Sunday a. m. Funeral
Wednesday. 2 p m. at home of daughter.
Mrs. Chris Quack. 1520 S. Randolph, and
2:30 p. m. at the Emrnaus Lutheran
Church, corner Orange and Laurel sts.
Friends invited. Friends mav call after
6 p m. Monday. G H. HERRMANN IN
CHARGE.
HANGGI. THEOPIIiI. A.—Beloved husband
of Marie Klocker Hanggi. and father of
Ernest Hanggi, passed away at the resi
dence. 439 N. Sherman Drive. Monday.
March 6. age 69 years. Funeral service
will be held at the residence. Wednesday
afternoon March 8 at 2 o'clock. Burial
Crown Hilt cemetery. Friends invited.
WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
I OSH GEORGE. IV.—Beloved husband of
| Anna Losh and father of Rov W. Losh
of traffic department, and brother of
i Minnie E. Bennett of Detroit, Mich.,
and Mary 2. Baugh of Indianapolis,
passed away Sunday. Match 5. at tiie
residence. 1316 W. 33d st. Funeral.
Wednesday. March 8. at, 2 p m. at the
res der.ee. Interment Crown Hill. Friends
invited.
LISTER, MRS. SABAH E, Age .'2 years.
] "ife of William K. Lvster. mother of
Lonnie and George Buck Lvster. Mrs.
Daisy Pruitt. Mrs. Paul Eider, and Mrs.
] Ruby Morgan, passed away Sunday
: morning. Funeral Wednesday. March 8.
| 2 o'clock at the Christian church in
Franklin Ind. Friends mav call any
I time at the home, 545 Holly nve.
RUSH, ALMA MAY—Age 57 years, beloved
| mother of Karl Stimpson. and Mrs. Mil
dred Brockslager. passed at the late
residence. 3714 E. New York st., Saturday
10:30 p, m. Funeral service at the SHIR
LEY BROS . CENTRAL CHAPEL. 946 N.
Illinois st.. Tuesday 10 a. m. Friends in
vited. Burial Wasnington Park. Friends
may call at the CHAPEL air, time
SHOCKENCY. STEVEN Husband of
Nina E. Shockencv. father ol Fred. Mrs.
Emma Hawkins. Robert Wilfo.-d, Mary,
Charles, and Docin: passed awav Sundav.
11 p. m. Funeral a' the Brownsburg
Methodist church. Wednesday 2 p. m.
: Burial Greeniawn cemetery. Brownsburg
Friends may call a; SHIRLEY BROS .
WEST SIDE CHAPEL after 6 p. m..
; Monday.
\AN ARSDALL, VlßGlL—Belovcd son of
Bridget Mugge. brother of Harry. Elea
nor and Katherine VanArsdall. passed
away Friday. March 3. age 27 Funeral
Tuesday. March 7. 10 a m at the home
of his mother 3700 W. Morris st. Friends
invited Burial Crown Hill. F. JOHN
HERRMANN IN CHARGE
WESTFALL. MARY E.—Beloved wife oi
John P. Westfall, mother of John West
fail of Cloverdale Ind. and Mrs Maude
Blair departed this life. Saturday.
March 4. age 70 years. Funeral Wednes
day. March 8 at the residence. 45 N.
Temple. 10 A. M Burial Memorial Park.
Friends invited. Funeral under the di
rection of MOORE & KIRJC
: Funeral Directors. Florists
W. T. BLASENGYM
Main office 2226 She'bv 8t
Branch office 1634 W Morris
Dr 2570
FINN BROS.
Funeral Home
'63° N V.'-idian St r.A-1835
GUI is Si EIISEK s
522 E. Market
R 1 5374
HISEY & TITUS
957 N. Delaware
Ll 3828
Johnson & Montgomery
Funeral Home
1622 N. Meridian. HA-1444
ANNOUNCEMENTS^
i Funeral Directors, Florists
J C. WILSON
230 Prospect Or 0321 -0332
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HEADQUARTERS and say that you
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CHILD GRIEVING FOR PET—White wire
haired Fox terrier, female, wearing col
lar. Name. Tom-Bo* . Reward. LI-6934.
FOUND Dog. small, white, long haired
spotted male. Cali HA-3514-W.
FOX ~ TERRIER—White Wlth'bfack spots.
3347 West Michigan. Reward. BE-3353
HOUND, PUP-Ma)e, child's pet. white.
br ownspot ted. _ Rewa rd. CH -1255.
WRIST WATCH lost—Lady’s white gold:
keepsake; vicinity Fairfield and Carroll-
ton; reward. WA-1228.
5 Personals.
DR LUTZ removed to 2228 N Pennsyl
vania St.
INVALIDS & MENTALS—In trained
nurse's home: references. Centrally lo
cated. RI-6136.
RENT A MAYTAG
$1 per week
Call R! 9441 Extension 372.
L S AYRES & Cos
fi Transportation
RATES ARE LOWER
Chicago, S3: Louisville,
m Y| $2.50; Nashville. $5: Chatta
nooca. $8; Atlanta. $9 83;
sUg Jacksonville. sl4. Miami, $22.
Porter Service all Ihr wav.
UNION BUS DEPOT.
V mri 125 W Market RI-9666.
MODERN TRAVELERS' BUREAU
Brevort hotel. Ri. 2188.
Boston. $13.50; N Y.. $11.30; Phils, .
$10.33; Wash., $10: Pitts.. $5.40: Col.. $2 90;
St. Louis. $3 35. Buses daily.
BUSINESS SERVICE
7 Business Services
BAND and orchestra instruments repairing;
expert guar work. PEARSON PIANO
CO. 128 N. Pc nil. LI-5313
CARPENTER.—GENERAL REPAIR. REAS
ONABLE. ESTIMATES. MILLER CH
-4035.
CHAIRS made new by rebottoming in cane
hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUS
TRIAL AID FOR BUND HA-0583
HOUSE CLEANING, window washing. 9x12
rug cleaned St; repair; work guaranteed.
INDIANAPOLIS CARE TAKERS. RI-2184,
FLOORS SANDED, refinished, cleaning.
waxing; lowest, rates, BE-3491-R-2.
Ox.OP call. deliver. HE-4928.
7-a Moving, Transfer, Storage
ALLlSONS—Experienced white men. Move
cheaper. FREE estimates. LI-4105.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Store now nay six months later tree
nmling to storage Moving $4 ner loac
and up
Call Rl 7750 419 B Market St
MOVING. HAULING. Rent anew truck
U-DRIVE IT.J9 Kentucky Ave. RI-7438
MOVING—Vans for all kinds; storage
BEPRENT BIG 4. LI-7790; IR-7770.
MOVING $2 UP—Local, overland equip
covrd trucks: white men Pete's CH-2878
MOVlNG—Special prices on loads from
Detroit, Cleve'and. Chicago and St.
Louis. G. Sc G. TRANSIT. HE-3539.
SPECIAL RATES now on Real, long
distance mo\ing. J. H. TAYLOR. RI
-4265; DR-3071
STORAGE—Loca . long distance hauling,
return toads wanted. Part loads serv
ice. OTTO J. GUESS. RI-3628. RI-6561.
CH-0699-W.
7-b Paperhanging and Painting
WALL paper cleaned, painted walls
washed, floors refinished: 15 years’ ex
pericnce; reference. TA-0372,,
7-d Cleaners and Dyers
MARCH special, 9x12 rug cleaned and
sized. $2: 1 small rug free. W. N Fly
Rug Cos., 2328 Brookside. CH-2211
INSTRUCTIONS
10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring
AVIATION
upUTp Ground Course; flying lnstruc
l ivxjxj tion. Tarkington Aviation Cos
Municipal Airport. BE-4400. HA-2562-R
SPECIAL oiler of six weeks' free instruc
tion in piano or voice for enrollment
_ fee of $2. IR-0956.
WANTED—Names men. women. 18-50.
wishing steady post-depression govern
ment jobs. Start $lO5-$175 month. Com
mon education usually sufficient. Full
particulars with sample coaching-FREE.
Apply today. Times, Box 1050-N.
HELP WANTED
18 Ke'i, Wanted—Male
‘salesmen”
Anew sales plan that is actually
benefited by present business situation re
quires services of several men who are
willing to work hard. Those qualifying wit!
become associated with an organization
known throughout the world. Reply by
letter to Box_A_Times.
MEN wanted for Rawleigh routes of 800
consumers in cities of Indianapolis.
Brownsburg, Zionsville. Franklin. Re
liable hustler can start earning $25.00
weekly and increase every month.
Write immediately. RAWLEIGH CO.,
Freeport. HI., Dept, IN-C-38-S.
SOLICITORS for well established dry
cleaning plant, experience not necessary.
Apply at 24 South Forest St. (Rear
JONES-MALEY.
PRODUCTS SALESMEN I You can do better
__with VAN OGDEN! 38 N. Penn, Em, 418.
14 Help Wanted -Female
COSMETICIANS—If you are capable meet
ing the better clasp of people, interested
in learning a proposition with a future,
get in touch with Miss Walker. Grav
iynn Hotel.
16 Situations Wanted
YOUNG WOMAN —23 wishes to chauffeur
business man or woman. 1555 N. Arl
ington Ave.
RtNTA L S
17 Furnished dooms
$2; GREER. 846—Front sleeping room,
: large closet; near bath, lady preferred.
DR-5180-R.
$2 50. $3.50, ’s4; CENTRAL, 1206—Nicely
furnished; near bath; good beds; phone;
garage.
$2.50. ALA., 523 N.—Gaylord. Apt.. 5; room
adjoining bath. Phone. Close in.
$2.50; 24TH. E.. 660 —Pleasant room: warm,
private home; gentlemen; garage op
tional. HE-3514.
$3: 30TH W.— Cozy warm room: steam
heat; hot water; home privileges. TA
-1571.
$3. STSO. DELAWARE. 2043 N.—lncluding
garage. Cheerful warm room, private
apartment. Bus line. HA-4u61-M.
s3.so—College ave. 3827—Lovely furnished
room, next bath; private home: garage.
WA-0377-W.
S3 50— WASHINGTON BLVD. Attractive
room, twin beds. Next bath, gentleman.
Garage. TA-6166.
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extends a
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TO TIMES READERS
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Times is ready to serve vou. This service
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vour headquarters while in New York.
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m note s. tours sightseeim tr.ps, wit a
rt'e- and gu.de oocks. now available Spe
rifle information on actual expenses so
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RENTALS
ALABAMA. N . 121 ! 2 —STEAM HEATED
ROOMS; $1.50 WEEK AND UP, RI-2905.
ASHLAND, 1232—3 room apartment, strtet
ly private; in-a-door bed. $7 week.
BROADWAY, 2349—Beautiful rooms, priv
ate. refined home, near car line; rea
sonable. HE-48’6
COLLEGE 820—MODERN FRONT SLEEP
ING ROOM. $1 50 UP. WALKING DIS
TANCE.
ILLINOIS. N . 2350—Large nicely furnished
room: large closets; garage optional;
reasonable. T A-0725.
MAPLE RD E.—Lovely home, small
private fam:lv. References. WA-1055.
MASSACHUSETTS. 540—Steam heat, mod
ern rooms Simmons beds: low daily.
weekly rates.
MERID'IAN, 1920 N.—Apt. 2. attractive
room. 1 or 2. Private family. Good
heat. Garage HA-2215-W.
NEW JERSEY N.. 226—Warm sleeping
rooms: $2 week, 35c a right; steam heat.
NEW JERSEY. N.. 2030—Lovely, large
front; Ist floor room; large closet also:
$2.00 room.
OAKLAND, 1101 N.—Room near bath:
private home; automatic hot water;
con venient trans port atr on.
RURAL N.. 230—Large attractive room,
real home. Meals optional. Suitable 1
or 2. CH-3711-W.
24TH., E. 515—Nice room, for 1 or 2.
Widow's home, $2. HE-1494.
NICELY furnished front room, north, good
_ heap excellent location. TA-4543.
Nice Clean Beds: Steam Heat: 25c Night.
NEW PALACE HOTEL
17-A Hotels, Resorts, Inns.
( olomal Hntpl Every con ire *
V.uit/lliai XIOLUI parking. Must see
to appreciate, S4 up, 236 N. Illinois.
CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia Downtown;
clean steam heated rooms: walking dis
tance $2 up.
TOURIST INN —Double or single rooms,
50c. Quiet for day sleepers. Morning
calls. Friendly service. Open all night.
Clean beds. 25c. 359 W, Washington.
SEMINOLE ALABAMA. 920-n:
HOTEL s3.so—s4 $4.50.
FOLLOW THE CROWD.
for clean attractive mod. rms. LI-1496.
HOTEL ANTLERS
Offers all comforts. Ultra modern hotel
service. As low as $2 a day; $lO week
750 N Meridian. LI-2351
HOTEL ROYAL ~
Large, clean rooms; restful beds: no
noise: rooms with bath—single. $7.50 week,
connect :ng. $5. 323_ North Illinois.
CORONADO HOTEL®"*. &°f t
bus terminal, heat, running water in rooms
—75 c weekly $3 up. 156' 2 N Illinois.
PJastg-ate Hotel
We Invite comparison in rates, appoint
ments. and service. Beautifully furnished
and carpeted rooms. Beautvrest mattress.
Radio (not headphones). You will enjoy
our luxurious lobby, social rooms, card
games, etc. The location is auiet and
most convenient. We are sure that vou
will be agreeably surprised upon learning
our low rates, as we guarantee more for
vour money than can be obtained else
where. Washington and New Jersey streets.
18 Housekeeping Rooms
$2.25 WK.—Beauty Ave.. 230: new double;
$1: 11TH. E.. 806—1 room and kitchen
ette: everything furnished. modern,
private entrance, porch. LI-4864.
ASHLAND. 1554—Nicely furnished 2 and 3-
roonr apartments: private bath with 3
rooms: furnished.
BEVILLE, N.. 433—2 modern f ront rooms,
furnished; also sleeping room; adults;
garage. CH-0314.
BROADWAY. 2346—2 & 3-room apart
ments. low rent. sink, garage, also sleep
ing rooms.
DELAWARE, N.. 903—Room and kitchen
ette. completely furnished, also 1 sleep
ing room. Wa I king distance. Reasonable.
DELAWARE. N.. 830—Nicelv furnished 2-
room apartment, good heat, parking
specce; $5.50. LI-4705.
DELAWARE. N.—51.75; 1-rm. and kitchen
ette furnished or unfurnished; near
bath; utilities; large rm„ gar. HA
_ 3455-VV.
EUCLID. N.. 109—Attractive apartment;
utilities, steam heat. Private entrance:
$4, Phone.
HIGHLAND Ave. 21 N.—2 modern house
keeping rooms, everything furnished.
Adults $5. ■
ILLINOIS. N., 1718—2 front rooms; range.
linens laundered; garage: adults; phone; $5
ILLINOIS, N., 2339—1, 2,3 room apart
ments; $3, $3.50, $5.50. $6.50. HA
-4928-M.
ILLINOIS. N.. 536—Light housekeeping and
sleeping rooms. Reasonable. Constant
hot water.
TALBOT, N., 2420—1 and 2 room apart
ments; $3 and $4,50; modern. HA-4928-M.
WRIGHT, 1318—3 nicely furnished rooms,
bath, utilities paid; $6 week; private
entrance. Dr. 5939.
9TH, 29 W.— Modern 2 room apartment and
sleeping rooms. $2. $5; good heat.
NEAR FOUNTAIN SQUARE—2 large clean
rooms, utilities, heat, furnished, private
toilet, sink, kitchenette, reasonable. 854
E. Morris.
TIMES WANT ADS maue interesting read
ing because Interesting bargains of many
kinds are listpd here dally
19 Rooms with Board
$7: MANKER. 2648—Unusual room; real
home cooking, laundry; near Garfield.
DR-3166-M.
BROADWAY. 1018—Room and board, gen
tl-nnan. $6,25 week. Modern home.
GLADSTONE. 19 N.—Good meals; gentle
men preferred: $5 for one. $4.50 each
for 2. IR-3689.
ILLINOIS. 2269 N.—Modern home, com
pany privileges: home cooking; pleasant
surroundings; telephone: reasonp-fale.
JEFFERSON. N.. 220—Lovely room, 1 or 2
tnen; home cooking; privileges; car or
bus. CH-0685-J.
COSY Warm Room: clean, modern home,
good meals; reasonable. 3323 E. Wash.
! CH-4603-W.
21 Unfurnished Apartments
DARTMOUTH APTS.
221 E. Michigan
The DARTMOUTH has the appear
ance of exclusive apartments on
Riverside Drive in New York, vet the
DARTMOUTH rents are unusually low.
Consider these uniaue features: Fire
proof building, ultra modern through
out; elevator: laundry: 6 foot cor
ridors; Frigidaire: dowmtown location.
Efficiency, dinette and bedroom apart
ments. $35 and up. Unfurnished also
attractively furnished apartments. All
utilities included. Inspect these choice
apartments todav.
THE LEXINGTON
1116-20 N. Capitol Ave.
Attractive rates now in effect; 2
to 5-room apartments, some with
all utilities. RI. 1713.
C. F. Savles & Cos.
239 N. Delaware St. RI. 3463
$11.50 —737 E. 11TH: 5-rm. semi-modern
apt.: water pd. RI-2800.
E Kirk. McKinney Cos.. Inc.
S2O: 42 W. 11TH—Nicelv decorated, kitch
enette apartment, heat. gas. water, ice
furnished. Call Apt. 1. The Grant.
$22.50: TALBOT. N„ 2412—6 rooms, mod
ern. duplex, excellent condition. LI
-4424.
S3O; 3700 PARK—4 rooms, heat, water, real
value, cross ventilation, beautiful sur
roundings, near school. HA-0176-M.
TA-0G42.
$40 —College Aye., 2257
Nearly new: 2-bedroom' apartment, ev
ery modern convenience: Frigidaire. Was
S6O.
BEAUTIFUL 2-BEDROOM APT.
1200 Block Park Ave, RI-9742.
THE SHERATON—2O3O N. Delaware: bed
room apts.: large living room, dinette;
tile bath: Frigidaire. Inquire Apt. 7.
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RENTALS
21 Unfurnished Apartments
SEE VOLLRATH APARTMENTS
Large living room, large kitchen, pantry,
dressing closet, bath, all outside rooms.
INDIANAPOLIS RENTA’I AGENCY
We furnish free transportation to In
spect furnished and unfurnished apts.. day
or night. No obligation. LI-5452. Eve.
or Sun, TA-1064 or WA-0433
305 North Sherman Drive
Ultra modern kitchenette apartment. $25:
Includes heat. gas. water H. L. DITHMER.
TA-0689,
. LA MAE APARTMENT
Four large rooms: comfortable year
around: garaee: Frigidaire; all utilities
furnished. $143 E. Washington. IR-1415.
GEORGIA APTS.
702 E. Georgia; 3 rooms modern, newly
decorated, heat, water, ranee, ice box
furnished: SI6 and sl3. See custodian.
4-ROOM APARTMENT, S3O
Modern, three sides exposure: garage;
citv heat: G. E. refrigerator: front, rear
yards. 1455 N. New Jersey St. LI-2662.
Efficiency Apts., $25.00
Large living room, dressing room. Pull
man diner kitchenette, built-in features.
Frigidaire: utilities included: these apts.
have painted walls and automatic heat.
1530 N. Illinois. Res, Mgr.. Apt, 1.
3720 N. Pennsylvania $45-SSO
2035 N. Meridian _ .... 40- 60
22 Unfurnished Houses
$18: 31ST. W„ 1123—5-room modern, dou
ble. water paid, garage. RI-6716.
S2O, BRADBURY, 1128—Modern 4-rooms,
laundry, garage, water paid. RI-7253.
S2O; NEW YORK. E., 2203—6 room.sTTricll
l.v modern: full basement. Redecorated.
Water paid,
s22.so—Keystone, N.. 226 —6-room modern
double; fireplace; redecorated, repainted,
built-in features; garage; water paid:
near Tech, car, bus. CH-6071.
$22.50, 26th St., E., 3420-24
BRIGHTWOOD—4-Rooms modern, bath,
shower, in-a-door. laundry, basement.
garage. TA-6415.
$25: 6-RM. MODERN double: opposite Fall
Creek, Reduced rent. HU-6053.
$25: LA SALLE. N., 1923—4-room modern.
hardwood floors; water paid; garage.
$27.50, DELAWARE, 2544 N.— 6-Room
strictly modern double, garage. RI-3297.
daytime.
$27.50: KELLY. E.. 1204—4 rooms, strict
ly modern, built-in features, garage. DR
-3003—J.
S3O; RURAL. N.. 931—Near St. Philips.
6 rooms modern, garage. HE-5846.
S4O: CENTRAL. 2339—3 bedrooms, redeco
rated. fireplace, hardwood floors, garage.
HA-2082-R.
BETHEL. 2212—Single, 7-rooms, strictly
modern. 2-car garage. $lB. DR-1099.
BROOKSIDE PARKWAY, N. DR., 2408-
2430, 2540—4, 5, 6 rooms, strictly mod
ern, single and doubles; sl9, S2O, S3O;
garages. CH-4755.
COLLEGE. 2948—6 rooms modern, break
fast room, near school, garage, TA-4513.
DRAPER, 1531—5 rooms, semi-modern,
water paid, gas, electricity; A-I condi
tion: sl4. HU-4368. DR-3564-R,
GRAY. S.. 437—double. 4 rooms, in
sido toilet, sink, garage. sl2. CH-0357-M.
HAMILTON. N.. 1437—4-room double, nice
auiet neighborhood; sl2 month: water
paid. HU-4897.
ILLINOIS. N.. 1319—12 rooms, modern,
garage, good condition. Business room
ers RI-2168.
JACKSON. 2709—Cottage; 6 rooms, mod
ern; redecorated; garage; Washington
high. BE-0746.
KEYSTONE. 1028—Nice 3-room bedroom
double; garage: reduced: S2O, HA-1091-R.
LEEDS AVE., 238—Double 4 rooms, semi
modern, garage, good condition; sl2.
LI-4118.
M PHERSON. 2821-23—Double, modern,
5 rooms; garage; good condition; sls.
LI-4118.
NEW JERSEY, N.. 2346-48—Double, mod
ern. 6 rooms: garage; good condition;
$22,50. LI-4118.
NEW YORK. "W.. 1202—6 rooms, furnace.
garage, toilet, water paid, $16.50. HA-1362
NORDYKE, 1246 —Double semi-modern, 4
rooms, garage; good condition; $lO. LI.-
4118.
OAKLAND. N.. 1135—Strictly modern. 6
rooms, stationery tubs, garage. Open.
CH-6517-M.
OHIO. E.. 1132—6-room double modern
with garage; sls month; water paid.
HU-4897.
ROOKWOOD. 3905—Bachelor, keeping one
room, offers 5 modern rooms, upper
apartment; water ana fuel; $23. Refer
ence. WA-0316-J.
ST. PETER. 1137—5-Room modern. 2-car
garage; S2O; near car. HU-3139.
SHEFFIELD. N., 4008—5 rooms. bath,
garage. sl2, HA-1362.
SPRUCE. 928—4 rooms, pantry, bath.
porch. sl2: water paid. DR-1709.
30TH ST.. W.—Modern, 6 rooms, near Illi
nois; $lB. Call WA-2820-J.
36TH. W.. 1116 —Fine location: 5 rooms,
modern. $25. 37th. W.. 1115: 5 rooms,
semi-modern. sl6. MR. FOERSTER.
1115 Peoples Bank Bldg.
6-ROOM modern; Hi double, nice yard;
good neighborhood; sl9. 1123 N. Tacoma.
3400 Northwest
Good 5-room modern double: water paid;
low rent. LI-7491.
GREGORY & APPEL
16TH ST., E„ 2516 Near car. fully mod
ern double, cabinet, garage. DR-1280.
Eastside
Five-room modern double, near Tenth
St.; A-l shape; good furnace-' garage; wa
ter paid; sl6. LI-7491.
GREGORY Sc APPEL. INC.
COLORED —Vermont, W., 615—7-room
modern; reduced S2O; will decorate.
HA-0168-J.
AFTER YOU HAVE
SELECTED
YOUR NEW HOME
See Classification 7-A for
a Reliable Mover.
23 Furnished Apts, and Houses
$35—3-BEDRM. ENG. TYPE BUNG.—West,
nicelv furn., 2-car-gar. MR. MOTT.
RI-9476.
BRIGHTWOOD —Two squares from busi
ness; furnished 5 room house, modern,
garage: $lB month. RI-0204.
NEW JERSEY. 2340 N.—3-4 rooms. Ist
floor; attractive modern home; utilities
paid. Reasonable.
PARK AVE., 2142—55: 2 cozy rooms; priv
ate entrance: utilities furnished; tele
phone privilege.
VERMONT. E., 318 —$5; attractive 3 rooms:
utilities furnished; also cozy sleeping
room,
HOMES. APARTMENTS. BUNGALOWS
$25 to $75. FREE SERVICE.
WHITE. IR-7956.
GLENN-MARTIN APTS.
MERIDIAN ST. AT ST. JOSEPH
Newly furn. bachelor apts.. $25; others.
$18: 1 and 2-rm. furn. apts.. bath. S2O
to SSO: service: no kitchenette. RI-0243.
24 Suburban and Farms
LYNDHURST DR. 706 —5 rooms, semi-mod
ern bungalow; square n. of W. Wash
ington; sls. BE-1924-R.
25 Business, Office and Desk Space
ATTRACTIVE office space, furnished or
unfurnished: reasonable. 1730 N. Meri
dian. HA-1800.
26 Wanted to Rent
ADULTS desire 6-room modern residence,
good neighborhood; garage. Times Box
K-37.
HAVE parties wanting furnished homes
and apartments; $25 to SSO. White.
IR-7956.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
27 Houses For Sale
COLLEGE AVE , NEAR 20TH—7 room mod
ern. garage, lot 80-134; $4,000 TA-4679.
28 Sale Suburban Property
GRAY. S . 326—4 rooms, toilet, water and
garage; $1,400; $l5O cash. Jennings
Bros , 28 S Illinois.
4. 5, 10 ACRES—No house, partly wooded;
easy terms. IR-2181 ring 2
29 Lots, Farms ard Acreage
35 ACRES—Monroe countv $100; terms or
will take bldg & loan stock. FUSHEL
BERGER. Columbus Ind
60 ACRES good level land. 8 miles south
Indianapolis. DR-7982, ring 3. R. R. 1.
Box 451,
31 Wanted to Trade
PARK AVE.. 2100—Lovely duplex; monthly •
income; want bungalow or small house. J
HE-5995.
7-ROOM MODERN. A-l: trade for su
burban home with some ground. Address j
Box K-35.
3E RC H AlO ISt
14 Miscellaneous For Sale
BAND SAW. 26-INCH; GOOD CONDITION.
3509 ROOSEVELT AV_E.
BOTTLES Reduced prices. We deliver
WEST END BOTTLE CO., 534 W Pearl
St. LI-8085,
DESTROY MOTH—And their larvae; use j
Mothicide and moth preventive. Albert G
Maas Cos.. 31 Virginia Ave. RI-7125.
DAHLIA STICKS
7-ft. long. 2c each: also suitable for i
beans and tomatoes; roil roofing, first
quality, 80c up Service Wrecking Cos.. !
320 N, West. LI-3089. _
FURNITURE—AII kinds, at reduced prices, (
Congoleum rugs, various sizes: Congo- i
leum and linoleum by the yard. Also
wool rugs. Big Four Unclaimed Freight j
Station, corner Capitol and South St. ,
HOUSEWIVES use THE NU Furniture j
Polish, cleans and polishes, all orders :
delivered. Call Wilson Products Cos..
HE—SB33. ;
'invalid chairs
Crutches for sale or rent: good chairs
$2 50 per month, delivered free. Crutches
25c per mo.
BAKER BROS. 219 E WASHINGTON
PAINT spraving outfit, complete, with gun;
almost new. HARDING & CO., 517 N.
Talbot Ave, RI-5210.
PUMP—Meyers' deep well. 9-in.; screw
cutting lathe, complete; bargains. HU
-54931 !
SUDDEN DEATH—It never fails: destroys
bedbugs and household vermin. Albert G.
Maas Cos.. 31 V 1 rginia Ave. RI-712
35 Household Goods
AUCTION sale. Wednesday. March Bth,
9:30 a. m. 1501-03 Madison Ave. Fur
niture, rugs and stoves, oversluffed,
dining, bedroom suites, radios, washers
and pianos, rugs, several cedar chests,
full of nice linens, boxes of bedding,
dishes, silverware all kinds of furniture.
J. P. GRIBBEN STORAGE AND AUCTION.
BEDRM. suite, walnut dining rm. suite,
carved. $79.50; living room suite, $69 50:
rugs at a sacrifice. 3710 N. Meridian.
CLOSING OUT sale of many mgngraides
of Ice Boxes. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos..
2000 Northwestern. TA-0689.
ELECTRIC WASHER— Good used for sale
cheap. 1921 West Washington St.
Prolong the life of your
washer, let us repair and
oil it at a very moderate
cost. Work guaranteed.
RENT A MAYTAG
$1 per week.
Call Rl. 9441. Extension 372.
L. S. Ayres & Cos.
IF YOU SEE a want act that Interests you
answer it today the opportunity mat be
gone tomorrow
36 Radios, Musical Instruments
ACCORDIONS—Lowest price. FREE LES
SONS. Indiana Music Cos., Paul H. Rinne,
Mgr.. 143 E. Ohio. Room 228. LI-4088.
AUTO RADIOS —New and used. Terms.
SKINNER RADIO. 620 N. Delaware.
FREE radio service calls: estimate if rep.
needed. LANES. 2828 E. 10th. CH-0218.
ONE 1933 General Electric 12-tube radio.
Conventional model J. 125 demonstra
tor. Retail $147.50. Will sell for $89.50.
FEDERAL AUTO SUPPLY CO.. 515 N.
Capitol. LI.-2863.
RCA Radiotrons, reductions in certain
numbers. Maintain radio reception by
buying the very best for vour set. Tubes
Tested. Free. PEARSON PIANO CO., 128
N. Penn. St. LI-5513.
Croslev 6 tube table model $ 9.50
Atw’ater Kent'7 tube table m0de1.... 12.50
Radiola, 7-tube. Lowboy 29.00
RADIO BARGAIN SHOP. 225 E. WASH. ST.
SERVICE PHILCO AND CROSLEY SPEC
Don’t be without vour radio. If vour
set has to be taken to our shop, we will
loan you one.
PAUL KERR MUSIO CO.
CH-3036. 29 N. Temple. CH-3036
37 Furs, Wearing Apparei
MEN’S SUITS $4
Choose from 1.500 unredeemed and new
SACKS BROS. LOAN CO.
308 Indiana
38 Typewriter, Store and
Office Supplies
Typewriter
Rental Agency
Only SO-50 Per Month
or $ 0 .00 for 3 Months
Any make of machine. Expert
repair service on all typewriters.
Woodstock
TYPEWRITER CO.
317 N. Penn. LI. 4712
TYPEWRITERS & palred [/%lf
39 Swaps
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Things You Want
TO ADVERTISER
! Each ad appearing in this column is
listed in The Times Swap Bureau
Directory for sixty days free of charge
* Your swap ad costs only 3c a word in
| The Times. Special multiple rates of
: seven days for the price of five and
four days for the cost of three.
TO TRADERS
j If you can not find the leads that
I you desire in the ads in this column
call the Swap Counter. RI-5551, and
we will attempt to arrange a trade for
! you from Swaps previously published.
There is no charge for this service.
A SWAP SHOP—WiII swap anything! What
have you? Radios, motors, all electrical
appliances. Acme Radio Service. 114
Virginia ave.
CROSLEY —8-tube, swap for Model T. Ford.
2918 E. 18th St.
DENTAL WORK FOR MODEL T F^RD
COUPE. RI-7281.
DENTAL WORK —For farm products, mer
chandise. what? Dr. Eiteljorg, 8 E.
Washington.
DODGE Deluxe 6—A-l. 5 new tires, for R.
R. Building & Loan. 1318 Wright.
HEATING STOVE, large size for washing
machine or bedroom suite. BE-2290.
HOUSES by owner, exchange for Building
and Loan Stock. HU-7458.
ICE 80X—75 lb., in good condition. $5.
WA-1919.
INTERNATIONAL—Ton truck with cattle
rack for acreage with shack or Model A
304 South Noble St,
JIG SAW PUZZLES for trade or rent.
Kilo Hawaain Studio. 2108 Roosevelt Av.
LATEST model Apex 9-tube radio: beauti
ful cabinet for S6O worth of Railroaders
stock. ALLEN. 534 Mass.
MOVING—WiII take discarded furniture as
pay or part. RI-2947.
1 OIL BURNER—lnternational. For A C.
i 2-H. P. Electric motor. HA-0255-M.
PACKARD SEDAN—Late model. Trade for
R, R Bldg, and Loan Stock. BE-4400.
R. R. MEN’S STOCK, for good light 29.
'3O or 31 automobile, LI-7029. _
RADIO —What or cash for Bench lathe
and small drill press. CH-4354-M. or
CH-5668-W.
SMALL repair garage; $lO month or
shares. Mass, ave,, and Avondale
SWAP Cash for radios and parts, all
makes; amateurs attention. Radio Swap
Shop. 1811 S. East st.
SWAP radio for light car. RADIO EX
! CHANGE. 623 Mass. Ave.
WILL SWAP cash for multigraph and
! equipment. P. Q, Box 57, Indianapolis
! WRECKING, PLUMBING. CARPENTER
WORK FOR BUILDING MATERLALS
| CH-3001
WILL EXCHANGE
MONEY FOR OLD GOLD
LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO.
Cor. W. Wash. & Capitol Ave.
1 RILEY-1321.
MERCHANDISE
40 Wanted To Buy
BEST PRICES PAID FOR FURNITURE
LI-2243
BEST prices paid for used furniture. RI
-2947. _
|JO DGEC
■ I R-1.2019 -3
WANTS FURNITURE
MR PIERCE _ PROMPT SERVICE
PURE GOLD—Worth 70 67 oz . best prices
for old jewelry. :tti. al work. etc. Ind.
C.old Ref, Cos , 135 J.V Market st.
SELL YOUR OLD GOLD
and old watches and dental bridges direct
to a gold buyer.
SACKS BROS. LOAN CO.
308 Indiana Ave RI-5994
WANT turniture 4 to 6 rooms, also odd
nieces highest prices HU-7274
\VE BUY OLD GOLD
SELL YOUR OLD GOLD DIRECT
Gold refiner. Highest prices paid for
gold teeth, bridges. crowns discarded
jewelery. watches Cash paid Bring to
STANDARD GOLD REFINING CO
423 LEMCKE BUILDING
Cor Pennsylvania and Market St
SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE
through classified ads tn The Time*
Phone "ad-taker" Rt 5551 during busi
ness hours
41 Cash Caal Mart
IndtanaoolN Retail Yard*
Kindling and No Wheel Charge
It Pays to Buy Better Coal
25c Discount on 2-Ton Coal Orders
W. Va. blk. cln. fkd. 54.75
W. Virginia, M. R. s:>.7.">
Ist. Crk. egg W. VA. fkd: 54.50
Is!. Crk. Ig. Ip W. Va: fkd: 55.00
Brazil Blk., egg fkd. .$4.00
White Ash blk. lg. fkd.. .$a.75
Best washed nut. cln. fkd.. j
special for cookstove or retort 00.10
Very good grades of Indiana.
Cit. coke, furn., $7.75: chestnut. $7 25.
Union. Ire-1 Coal to
CR-402 t
It will pay you to visit qur yard and
see the difference in good coal.
CASH COAL SALE
KINDLING WITH EACH TON.
25c Discount on All 2-Ton Orders.
W. Va. e££, fkd $4.00
W. Va. Lp. shov. $4.40
W. Va. M.-R $3.90
E. Ky., lp. Shov - $4.7.')
Isl. Crk. egg W fkd a $4.50
Isl. Crk. Lp. w. vk. $4.75
Poca. No. 3 Ip. Shov. sfi.oo I
Poca. No. 3, M.-R... .$5.25
SsrsßVt,
With fcCDNQeAv •
SPECIAL SPECIAL
NO WHEEL CHARGE
White Ash lp. Ind. Shov. $3. i 5
i2 Ton. $2.05: % Ton. $1.30.
W. Va. Ip., cln. fkd . . $4.50
Ton. S2.SO—U Ton. $1.50.
E. Ky. Ip., cln. fkd.. , ,$4.75
'.i Ton. $2.65—',; Ton. $1.60.
Isl. Crk, lp., cln. fkd. $4.75
Va Ton. $2.65; W. Va.. ’.4 Ton. *l.6*.
Consolidated Coal Cos.
DR-5300. DR-5300.
$ 3.60 ton Buys
BIG 6x3 IND. EGG
CENTER COAL CO. LI. 1458
Cash Coal Sale for Today
No wheel chg. Deliver ’2 and '4 tons.
White Ash blk., cln. fkd $3.75
W. Virginia egg, shoveled 3.95
W. Virginia Ip., cln. fkd 4.50
W. Virginia m. r 3.75
Isl. Crk. W. Va., lg. blk., fkd 4.70
Brazil blk., Ind. egg size, fkd 3.95
White Ash Ind. washed nut. 7(1
cln. fkd.. cook stove or retort• w”* 1 ’
Cordwood. best grade 3.50
np R7R7 Delivery
XJit. oiot Anywhere in City.
s 3.sotonßuys
Premium 6-In. M. R. Ind.
BEST YARD PRICES
Schneiders LI. 8900
PERFECTION |O SC.OO
OCAHONTAS Lr U=
NO. 3 RED ASH. SHOVELED
Buster Brown Coal Cos. He. 1630.
ycptClAt/
Reduced Price
BRAZIL BLK. <)C
Ind large slab .. .... ■£m
LOOKS different—BUßNS different.
IS different.
No wheel charge. 25c disc, on 2-ton orders
MANLEY-O’DON NELL
HE-1331. FUEL CO. HE-1392
Island Creek OO
W. VA. BIG I,r. FKD. w .Vw
Island Cr. W. Va. Furnace Egg. fkd. *1.50
Poca. No. 3 Red Ash 6-in. Ip., shov. $0.50
Citizens Coke . 57.2.% & $7.75
Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos.
DR-2100. Four Yards. DR-2101.
White Ash &§..... $3.75
W. Virginia $4.75
Island Crk. w lp v sc and 1 *- .. . $4.90
E. Ky. ... $5.00
I>OCa
Federal Coal Cos. CH. 2291
W. Virginia £TO
2x6 furnace egg. fkd. m) Hr a LJ
Island Crk.. W. Va.. 6-in. ip., fkd.. $5 00
Poca. No. 3. Bed Ash. shov 1p.... 650
Citizens Coke. All sizes.
Frederick Coal Cos.
DR-1792. Wo wheel charge WA-5666.
ir YOU DUN'X FIND *na; ait KXJIL
trig lot in the want ads today it may
be advertised here tomorrow Read Times
classified ads daily
LEGALS
56 Legal Notices
~ ... , treasury statement
Month.V statement for the month of F etruarv. snowing balance in the state
Treasury at the close of business Febru ar / 28th 1 £>33 as appears :n the o" ce
of Auditor and Treasurer of State
Balance in treasury January 31st 1333 $15,933 £34.35
ReceiDts for month of February !’ 3 392 424 47
Total receipts $19,331 319.42
Disbursements for month of February " 4.*28.720.66
Balance on hand February 23tn. 1333 " 15.204.720.66
„ . ' Treasurer s Outstandme Auditor s
Balance bv Funds. Ba.ance Warrants Balance
General including rotarv *12.^21.3.5,70 $233.585 60 sl2 082 190 10
Forestry 34 388.. 13 47.17 ' 34:340 96
Fire marshal 3.915.25 1 17-0 52 2 739 73
Teachers retirement 926.4*3 il 5.432 14 92102137
g' ,n f* .<* U §'3 97 45.92 11.528.05 ♦
World War 82.601.35 11.157 44 71 446 51
School revenue 702.319 ‘2 1.124 33 701 195 99
State sinking 83.437.40 83 437
Purdue . 340 000 03 340 000 90
Unclaimed estates 130 608 44 136 008 44
Common school 5.374 21 .... 5 374 21
Swamp lands 22.283.60 ... 22 288 60
Library 455.692 94 455 882 ®4
George Roeers Clark memorial 55.344 22 55 344 22
Architect 1 694 58 1.694 58
Motor Dolice 21.649.94 2.397 46 19.252 43
Total 515.204.720 66 $259,965.58 sl4 944 755 08
Treasurers balance sls 204 720 66
Les= outstanding warrants 259 965 53
Auditor's balance H. 944 75.6 08
WM STOREN State Treasurer.
FLOYD E. WILLIAMSON. State Auditor.
MARCH 6, 1033
MERCHANDISE
II ( aMi Coal Mart
IndUnanoli* Retail Yard*.
WEAVER COAL Sc ICE CO
DR-2201 No Wheel Charge DR-2201.
LIVESTOCK
42 Dogs. Birds. Pets
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES
stock, foreign registered dogs. 2413
Wheeler St. CH-1193-W
FINAN C I k L
44-a Securities
WE BUY old accounts and notes See is
todav MAJESTIC FINANCE INC. 7P2
Inland B'dg LI-4600
45 Business Opportunities
EXPERT auto renairs- reasonable prices.
Pcr.n-Ten Oarage, Penn and 10th Sis __
RFSTAURANT—Good location man. wife;
living quarters; rent. $25, 5338 Winthiop.
46 Personal Property Loans
rHERE
YOU CAN GET
MONEY
When You Need It!
LOANS ARRANGED QUICKLY
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Personal Finance Cos.
34 S. PENN. Rl-5054
Century Bldg., Ground Floor.
18 Automobile l.oans
Auto Loans
LOWEST RATES
CASH AT ONCE
CHICAGO JEWELRY CO.
203 E. Wash. St. LI. 8603
OoDosite Courthouse Est. 40 Year*
CASH
Auto Loans
Or we will buy your car.
Meridian Motor Sales
820 N. Meridian. RI-4931
We Have Confidence '
In Indianapolis
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
No Checks
MERIDIAN MOTOR SALES
| 820 N. Meridian St. RI-4931
, WHY lose your automobile? We will re-
I finance it at 'a legal rate.
LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO.
8 S. Canitol. RI-1321.
AUTO M 0 TIVE
50 Autos For Sale
CHEVROLET—’32 coupe, rumble scat, lust
like new, driven very little, priced at
only $425. EQUITABLE SECURITIES
LI-7087. 544 E Wash. 915 Va. Ate.. 1035
_ N. Meridian
CHEVROLET Buy vour next used ear
from Indiana's largest Chevrolet, dealer.
Johnson Chevrolet Cos.
Meridian at 11th. LI-5361.
CHRYSLER—For the latest model cars at
the lowest, prices.
C. 11. WALLERICII
DE SOTO COUPE—Free wheeling, six wire
wheels; looks and is like new; price $350.
Mr, Toems. LI-7491.
FORD. 1931: tudor. A-l condition. Sacri
fice SIBO enuitv for S2O Must be sold
at once, RI-7551. Mr. Leach.
Hudson, 1928 Sedan
In very good condition. A real bargain
at the low price of $165. Losey Motors.
1133 N. Mcridian.
A FINE selection of hlenerade exchanged
cars. Broad ranee in orices. $25 to
$1,095.
CENTRAL BUICK CO.
120 W North St LI-199$_
Makes Fine Used Cura
Vollrath-McCarthy
1302 E. Washington St. LI-73RS
USED CARS—ReaI hones, values. See them
at the Bargain Store.
Bohannon & Morrison a
514 N. Capitol. LI-8000.
SEE OUR STOCK of real bargains in 1933
transportation.
Abels-Fink Auto Cos.
535 N. Capitol Ave LI-1112.
WANTED Cars from private owners to
sell on a commission basis. Guaranteed
sale or no charge We finance and trade.
VOLLRATH Zfe MCCARTHY. 1302 E.
Wash. LI-7383
FOR u.'-ed cars a,, real bargain prices.
Go to
Sacks Bros.
_309 N Capitol. RI-5994.
51 Trucks, Tractors, Trailers
CHEVROLET—'32 J 2-ton panel in excellent
condition; a real bargain at $375
Equitable Securities Cos,
544 E Wash. St RI-7087.
FORD—I ton panel, $25; International
H a rv.. 1188 Ky _Ave LI-4809
New Semi-Trailers
from manufacturer to consumer, $395 IN
DIANAPOLIS TRUCK AND TRAILER CO..
1125 E Georgia St DR-3300
REPOSSESSED tractor: worth the money.
Also semi-trailer. MACKS TRUCKS 730
E. Wash. St.
WE HAVE confidence In Indianapolis at
the factory branch of General Motors
Truck Cos.. 31 W. 13th st. Complete
stock of rebuilt trucks, tractors, traitors.
_H_ SANDYS_ Ll-7467,
53 Accessories, Tires, Parts
i
USED TIRES <£ j
Guaranteed 2 000 Miles. Me *
Taken m trade on Generals.
Others guaranteed up to 8 000
miles at slightly higher orices
The General Tire Cos.
838 N Delaware St. LI-5523 *
55 Autos Wanted
WANT used car for cash. Private party.
Phone LI-1341. Apt. 305.
We Want Your Used Car~
Bring your used car to us if you want
to sell it. We will pay you top price for
It. Jus - call CH-5828 and a representative
will cal’ and appraise vour car
LEGALS
57 Legal Bids and Proposals
NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR
THE USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTI
TUTIONS OF THE STATE
OF INDIANA
Notice is hereby given that the Joint"
Purchasing Committee for the benevolent
and correctional institutions of the State
of Indiana will receive at Room 326 State
House, until 10:00 o clock a. m . March
13, 1933. sealed bids for quarterly supply
oi Grocery and Laundry Supplies, accord
ing to a complete list specltving Kind,
grade and quantity now on file.
The Joint Purchasing Committee re
serves the right to reject any and all
bids submitted and to waive technical
defects.
JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE
OF INDIANA.
PAUL P, FRY, Secretary. _
56 Legal Notices

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