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PAGE 10
If You Want to Save Money —Read the Many Bargains Offered Below
MURDER OF 3
ADMITTED BY
SCHOOL HEAD
Confesses Strangling Moth
er, 8-Year-Old Boy and
3-Month Baby.
Bit T nitcd Press
OftAND RAPIDS, Mich., April 8.
—Henry B. Bedford, school prin
cipal, confessed Friday, according to
police, that he strangled Mrs. Mar
garet Bengert and her 8-year-old
son to death and placed her baby in
the oven of a stove.
Bodies of the mother, boy and
baby were found in Bedford's home
Thursday. Bedford was found un
conscious in the gas-filled kitchen.
The mother, Mrs. Margaret Ben
gert, 28, and 8-year-old Carl Ben
gert had been strangled. Three
month-old Thalbert was asphyxiat
ed in the kitchen stove oven, a few
feet from where Bedford lay
sprawled across two chairs.
Carl Bengert Sr., a cabinet ma
ker, discovered the unconscious form
of Bedford and the three bodies rn
Thursday when he went to the
house hoping for a reconciliation
with his wife, whom he left two
days before. The mother's body was
in an upstairs bedroom. The body
of Carl was found in an automo
bile parked in the rear of the house.
Bengert rented the house from
Bedford, who moved in to live with
the Bengert family as a boarder two
years ago when he and his own wife
were divorced.
The father told police he left
home last Tuesday after a quar
rel with his wife and Bedford.
AUTOMOBILE CHANGES
OWNERS 25 TIMES
Pennsylvania Vehicle Exhausts Al
phabet in Filing System.
HARRISBURG, Pa.. April 8.
A single automobile registered in
Pennsylvania has had twenty-five
different owners, according to
bureau of motor vehicle records.
The much-transferred vehicle
has exhausted the alphabetical fil
ing system of the bureau and has
forced the recorders to use double
letters.
Under the filing system, anew
automobile is given a straight nu
meral number.
Each time it changes ownership,
a letter of the alphabet, progressing
from A to Z, but eliminating I, O
and Q, is prefixed to the original
numeral designation.
The automobile which has had
twenty-five transfers of title has
started AA series, the first on record
in the state.
The machine in question start
ed its career in 1928. Its changing
ownership has netted the state
$26.50 in title fees, $56 in regis
tration fees, and $6 in transfer
costs.
Births
Boys
Stanley and Leila Thomas, 517 Spring.
Ray and Stella Hiwklns, Coleman hos
pital
Delbert and Christine Like, Coleman
hospital.
Raymond and Margaret McAvoy, Cole
man hospital
Roy and Maxine Robertson, Coleman
hospital.
Kenneth and Thelma Rooker, Coleman
hospital.
Earl and Henrietta Wilson. Coleman
hospital.
Francla and Mary Jones. 1407 Blaine.
Girls
John and Illene Davenport. 1336 Belle
fontalne.
Joseph and Juanita Bardash, Coleman
hospital.
Stanley and Vera Buntaln, Coleman
hospital.
George and Ruth Gerking, Coleman
hospital.
Charles and Pauline Goodman. Coleman
hospital.
Harold and Laura Kely. Coleman hos
pital.
Alvin and Mary Macha. Coleman hos
pital.
Francis and Alice Moore, Coleman hos
pital.
Deaths
Grace L Haves. 61. 317 N. DeQuincv,
chronic myocarditis.
Katherine Marie Freeman. 64. 2243 E.
Garfield drive, influenza.
Catherine Fink, 63. at St. Vincent's hos
pital, carcinoma
Frank A. Pickerill, 78. 1314 Ewing, cere
bral hemorrhage
Rufus Earl Cunningham. 53. city hos
pital. cerebral embolism.
Arthur R Michel. 56. city hospital, hypo
static pneumonia
Marv Ransdell. 71, 1731 N. Capitol,
chronic myocarditis
Marv Ella Swift. 80. Long hospital, ar
terio sclerosis
Henry Bushing 84. St. Vincent hospital
fractured of rtgh hip.
Lenna B Martin. 60. 217 Spink Arms
hotel, carcinoma
Belle Yancev. 53. 424 West New York,
lobar pneumonia
Jame.s Fletcher Williams, 83. 839 South
Meridian, arterio sclerosis.
John F Allen. 20. Methodist hospital,
lobar pneumonia.
Abraham Brummell. 69. city hospital,
hvpostatic pnemonla.
How Did It Happen?
Just how did it happen that we have twelve months in our cal
dar? Why do we nave seven and not ten or some other numoer of
days in our week? Why do the months oear the names they do?
Why do we have to have leap years? why does our calendar begin
in mid-winter and not in the spring or some other time? Who fig
ured out the date of the birth of Christ? Did he go wrong, and if so.
how much?
What sort of calendars were used in ancient times? What does
our calendar owe to the Chaldeans, t" e Babylonians, the Egyptians,
the Romans the Norse peoples? Wh. did Julius Caesar add a day
to the month of July? What caused Pope Gregory to reform the
calendar? Why is there agitation for more calendar reform? What
is the League of Nations doing about calendar reform? How is the
data of Easter determined? why does *t wander around? What
are "movable feasts’ ? What kind of calendar did the Jews use?
Who was the first man to use dates in ine Christian calendar?
Why does George Washington's baptismal .ecord show him born on
Feb. 11, while we celebrate his birthday on Feb 22? These and
hundreds more interesting Questions on che origin growth and
changes in the calendar are answered in jur Washington Bureau's
latest bulletin storv of the calendar.
Fill out the coupon below and send for *t:
CLIP COUPON HERE
Dept. 217. Washington Bureau The Indianapolis Times,
1322 New York avenue. Washington, D. C.
I want a copy of the bulletin, STORY OF THE CALENDAR and
inclose here with 5 cents in coin, or loose, uncancaied United States
postage stamps, to cover return postage and handling costs:
NAME
STREET AND NO
OITY STATE
I am a reader of The Indianapolis Times. (Code No.)
MOSES IS REPORTER
George Moses
By Times Special
CHICAGO, April 8. Former
Senator George Moses of New
Hampshire, who coined the phrase,
“Wild Jackasses,” referring to pro
gressives in the senate, has be
come a newspaper reporter. He
will be stationed in Washington
as a member of the foreign news
staff of the Chicago Daily News.
Really Good!
H. L. Mencken Tries
New Beer, and He Says
It Is.
By United Press
OALTIMORE, Md„ April B.— H.
L. Mencken, connoisseur of
beer, was first in line when the
famed old bar of the Hotel Ren
nert reopened just after midnight
Friday.
Hundreds crowded about, anxi
ously awaiting his verdict on the
new 3.2 per cent brew.
"Here it goes,” Mencken said as
the first glass was drawn and he
bent his elbow.
Everyone held his breath. What
would the verdict be?
The high priest of brewing be
gan to grin.
"Pretty good.” he pronounced.
“Not bad at all. Fill it again.”
FAD HURTS MILK SALE
Women’s Belief That it Fattens
Them Called Erroneous.
By United Press
TULARE, Cal., April 8. Be
cause women believe that drinking
milk will cause them to lose that
slender, silhouette, the dairy busi
ness can't expand as it should.
So, at least, Pacific Coast dairy
men declared, following a meeting
here.
They said the belief was erro
neous entirely.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Death Notices
CAFLINGER. BLANTON Z. (Dan)—3eloved
husband of Laura, father of Charles W.,
of San Francisco. Cal., and Helen E. of
Indianapolis, departed this life Thursday,
April 6. age 72 years. Funeral Satur
day. April 8. at the MOORE & KIRK
FUNERAL HOME. 3447 College Ave, at
2 pm. Burial Anderson cemetery.
Friends invited.
DARNABY—Henrietta B. 'vife of R. E.
and mother of Robert E. Jr and Wil
liam E, passed away Thursday p. m. at
the residence. 5901 E. Washington st.
Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY Monday 2 o. m. Friends ;n
---vited. Burial Crown Hill.
FINK, CATHERINE (nee Speiser)—Wife of
John H, Fink, mother of Mrs. George
Kunkel. Mrs. John R. Beck. Mrs. Cecil
Norris. Charles and Clarence Fink, sister
of Margaret Ristow r . John Munier and
Mrs. Rose Fraser, of Chicago. 11l . passed
awav Wednesday a. m. at St. Vincent's
hospital, age 63 years. Funeral from res
idence. 1614 S. Talbot, Saturday. 8:30
a. m.. Sacred Heart church 9 a. m.
Burial St, Joseph cemetery. Friends
invited.
HOBBS—Joshua N, passed awav at his
home in Chicago. 111. Short services at
the grave in Crown Hill Saturday, about
3 p. m.
KOCll—Walter C.. entered into rest Thurs
day. 6:45 a. m., age 54 years, beloved
husband of Regina Koch, father of Mrs.
Ruth Whisler, Regina C, Esther and
Walter Koch. Funeral Saturday at resi
dence 432 Dorman st.. 2:30 p. m. Friends
invited Burial Crown Hill. HARRY W.
MOORE in charge.
NEGLEY—Martha J, age 82 years, beloved
mother of C. E. Negley. Miss Marv L.
Neglev. Mrs. D. W. Werremever of
Cleveland, passed awav Wednesday aft
ernoon at her home in Castleton. Fu
neral Saturday. 10:30 a. m, at the res
idence. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill.
TOOMEY—JuIia, beloved mother of An
drew Toomev. Chicago: William Toomev,
Mrs. Julia Kurtz and Mrs. Marv Barnes.
Indianapolis, died at her home. 2635 N.
Alabama st.. Thursday. Funeral Mondav
8:30 a. m. at the home. Services 9 a. m.
SS Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial.
Cincinnati. Ohio. Daughters of Isabella
please meet at the home Sunday 8 p. m.
KIRBY-DINN SERVICE (Cincinnati pa
pers please cqpv.'
WILSON—Etta Mae (nee Kellevt. passed
awav at residence of her daughter. Mrs.
Joy Owens. 1031 King are.. April 5.
Funeral Saturday. 2 p. m, at above ad
dress. Friends may see Mrs. Wilson at
residence. For information call FEENEY
& FEENEY.
Moose, Loyal Order of
Officers and members of Indianapolis
Lodge No 17. this is to advise vou of the
death of brother WALTER C. KOCH. Fu
neral Saturday afternoon 2:30 at the resi
dence. 432 Dorman st. Members who can.
please attend.
S L Montgomery. Dictator.
WTlllnm Anderson. Sectv.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
3 Funeral Director*. Florist*
Experience Plus Friendly
Service
Johnson & Montgomery
Funeral Home
1622 N. Meridian HA-1444
YV. T. BLASENGYM
Main office. 2226 Shelby St.
Branch office. 1634 W Morris.
Dr 2570.
FINN BROS.
Funeral Home
1639 N. Meridian St. TA-1835
GRINSTEINER’S
522 E. Market
RI. 5374
HISEY & TITUS
957 N. Delaware
LI. 3828
J. C. WILSON
1230 Prospect Dr 0321-0322
4 Lost and Found
REWARD
TO FINDERS LOST ARTICLES
tnat have been advertised as lost In
this column will receive two guest
tickets
To See
“THE BIG CAGE”
at
APOLLO THEATER
When you have returned the article
to its owner, ask him to call Miss
Joe. RI-5551. at TIMES WANT AD
HEADQUARTERS and sav that you
have returned the article and tickets
will be mailed at once.
BOSTON BULL—Body brownish black,
white head, brass harness. Name
“Wrex” Return J. B. McKAY. 3900
Bethel Ave.
BULLDOG —Large brindle. tan. white
breast. 3630 Coliseum. WA-0996 Re
ward.
PARTY who took articles from 125 w!
41st st.. return charm bracelet to Times
cashier. $lO reward. No questions
asked.
PUP—Part police: dark gray: 5 months:
strayed 418 E. Ninth St. Reward. WA
-3285.
RlNG—Lady’s ruby, 12 pearls, one pearl
missing, vicinity 2800 Riverside drive.
Reward, 418 Temple.
WRIST WATCH—Gruen in Times envelope.
Call Times. RI-5551. Reward.
WRIST WATCH—White gold Wednesday
evening front of Postal Telegraph Office.
7 S. Meridian St., or Columbia Club. Re
ward, RI-3371.
5 Personals
CUT-RATE
Watch Repairing
All Work Guaranteed
ONE YEAR
Round Crystals 14c
Main Springs s
Jewels 1^
Cleaning \J\J L
CHICAGO JEWELRY CO.
203 E. Washington St.
U. S. WANTS GOLD
Market price paid for old gold, dental
bridges and crowns. , filled jewelry,
broken watches.
Honest weights, courteous treatment
Out-of-town shipments given special
attention.
Bring or mail to
ROLLINS GOLD REFINING CO.
242 Mass. ave. RI. 6180.
BEER FOR FRIDAY!
Popular brands. Limited supply.
Order now. Open all night.
PITTSFORD DIST. CORP.
RI. 1505
ARTHRlTlS—Rheumatism, stomach, kid
ney remedy; latest gilt of science. Free
trial. Mineral Food Cos. 542 N. Meri
dian st. RI-5895,
BRUCE'S TEA ROOM —Floor show Satur
day evening. String Trio. Bessie, The
Dancing Dolls. The Melody Boys, ac
cordion. banjo. Business lunch, 25c
-35c. Evening dinner. 35c-40c. Sun
day. 50c. Special music evenings.
Bruce’s Tea Room, 737 N. Penn.
Delicious Food Served in Chummy Atmos
phere of
WAYSIDE INN
4202 FALL CREEK BLVD.
OUR SPECIALTY. CHICKEN DINNERS. 65c
Pteak Dinners. 50c: Sandwiches; Bar-B-
O: Soft Drinks. Reservations, Dancing.
WA-26P2-
DR. CHESTER MILLER— The Children’s
Dentist.' 1 1107 Odd Fellow Bldg.
MID-WEST DETECTIVES. INC.
Criminal—Civil—Domestic—lnvestigations
Experienced—lnvestigators.
GEO. L. WINKLER. HARRY BENDEL
746-48 Consolidated Bldg. LI-5484.
MODERN invalid home: care of aged and
chronic cases; graduate nurse; reason
able rates; doctor's reference. 1240
Broadway, apt. 1. LI-3704.
PLAY PING-PONG
AT THE PADDLE CLUB.
Denison Hotel. 2d Floor
15c per person per hr. Four tables.
PROFESSIONAL NURSE—Reclining baths,
light, electric treatments in home. All
ailments. 351*- Mass Ave. RI-5774.
REGISTERED NURSE—Nervous and men
tal cases, reasonable. Doctor's reference.
DR-6102.
RENT A MAYTAG
$1 per week.
Call Rl 9441 Extension 372.
L S AYRES & Cos
'STOP! LOOK"! LISTEN!
100—6*4 Bond Envelopes. <SI Os)
100—6x9 Bond Letter Heads. <px.uu
(Three lines printed matter on each)
Send SI.OO in cash or money order to
Castor Bros. Printing Cos, 214 W. Ohio,
WANTED—A couple to be married on the
stage of Cadie tabernacle. Saturday.
April Bth. during the National Fiddlers’
S*ate contest. Expenses of wedding paid.
Call RI-9476. MR. BROCK.
WILL locate anyone for anyone. 702 In
tand Bldg
6 Transportation
Travel by Bus
a Low rales, fast, safe.
schedules, porter service
en route.
New Schedule for
CHICAGO
Buses Leaving
A. M. P. M.
7:00 5:30
11:00 11:30
Week-End Round Trips
CHICAGO.. 53.75
LOUISVILLE . 52.95
CINCINNATI. 52.95
Going Friday. Returning
by Tuesday Night
Let us plan your trip.
Call or write
COLONIAL TOUR BUREAU
LI-26W,. 141 S. Illinois St.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
6 Transportation
MODERN TRAVELERS BUREAU
Brevort Hotel. RI-2188
N Y $11.50: Phila . $lO 35: Wash. slo'
Balt $9.50. Pitts. $5 40; Col $2 90; Dav
ten, $2: St Louis. $3 35. Buses daily,
BUSINESS SERVICE ~
7 Business Services
BAND and orchestra instruments repairing
expert guar work. PEARSON PLANO
: CO . 128 N Penn LI-5513. _
' BOWERS & WEDDLE SERVICE STATION
General Auto Repairing
i 52d and College. WA-5167.
BRICK; Concrete worK; remoaeling nara-
I wood floors; monthly payments. Refer-
I ence. CH-1562-M.
: CALL RASSMUSSEN CARPTENER for
roofing, remodeling, repairing. 4415 E
| Wash. IR-0038.
CHAIRS made new by rebottoming in can*
hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUS
TRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0583.
CINDERS—CRUSHED STONE FOR
DRIVEWAYS. IR-2820.
CRUSHED STONE—Humus dirt for flower=
lawns; driveways a specialty, grading’
excavating. HE-4643.
CURTAINS laundered: experienced- white-
deliver. 1134 St. Peter st. DR
CURTAINS. 20c pair. Family laundry. Call
deliver; experienced. HE-3777,
ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRING. REPAIRING'
ALSO MOTOR REPAIRING RI-5135.
EXPERT REFRIGERATION ENGINEERS—
Servicing, installation, repairing all makes
S, f „?l a „ chines: service at all hours. RE
FRIGERATION SERVICE CO.. 2038 N.
Keystone. CH-1321.
EXPERT •Housecleaning—Floors, woodwork!
furniture, cleaning, refinishing, washing,
starching, painted walls. Give us a trial
Our prices are right. HE-3628.
FAMILY washings; neatly finished, shirts
included. 10c lb. Call, deliver. CH-1687.
FUR COATS remodeled or repaired; coats
relined, HU-8150. 5007 N, Penn, st.
FURNlTUßE—Upholstering, reflnishing. re
pairing. guaranteed. Free estimates. H.
E. GRAHAM. 1220 N. Alabama. . LI
-8169
PIANO TUNING and repairing! Estab
lished 1912. WACHSMANN. DR-5367,
PREWAR prices on hardwood floors and
refinishing. 506 W. 31st. TA-6799.
REFINISH YOUR." FLOORS. Rent a Dread
naught Sander bv hour or dav, TA-4614.
RENT OUR Dustless Electric Floor Sander.
RISH S, 30th St, Hardware. CH-4239.
RICH flower dirt, stones (all kinds',
humus, manure, sodding, excavating,
lawn repairing. LI-7634.
RUBBER STAMPS—Made to order. EARL
EVATYPE STAMP CO.. 221 N. Alabama.
RI-6915.
THIS AD entitles you to a 10 per cent dis
count at DOLL & MEHRING GARAGE,
2409 N. Illinois. TA-5601. Body, Fender,
General Repairs.
UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing, re
finishing. AZBELL & SON. IR-1919. II
North Ritter.
7-a Moving, Transfer, Storage
ALLlSON'S—Experienced white men. Move
cheaper FREE estimates. LI-4105.
CALL—G. & G. Transfer for local, long
distance moving; insured; reasonable.
HE-3539.
CALL the Express Parcel Delivery Cos. for
best moving Tates. LI-1838. HU-6290.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Store now. pay six months later, free
hauling to storage. Moving $4 per load
and up.
Call RI-7750. 419 E. Market St.
MOVlNG—Around the world or next
door: (new trucks). CARTER. CH
-0890,
MOVING. HAULING. Rent anew truck
U-DRIVE IT, 39 Kentucky Ave. RI-7438
MOVING —Vans for all kinds: storage.
BEHRENT BIG 4. LI-7790; IR-7770.
$2 UP—Local, overland; eauip. covrd. trucks;
white men; anytime. PETE'S. CH-2878.
MOVING ANYTIME $2 up; experienced
white men. LI-4105.
SPECIAL RATES—LocaI, long distance
moving. J. H. TAYLOR. RI-4265; DR
-3071.
STORAGE—LocaI, long distance hauling,
return loads wanted. Part loads serv
ice. OTTO J. SUE6Z. RI-3628. RI
-6561, CH-0699-W,
TRY—P. O. RHOADES TRANSFER for
careful moving: covered trucks. TA-6347.
7-b Paperhanging and Painting
CALL CAMPBELL—RI-3696 (eve.), expert
paper hanger and cleaner: reasonable.
CLEANING —Paper, 50c per room; im
mediate service; white; 10 years ex
perienee. LANNAN. BE-4728.
EXPERT PAPER CLEANING, PAINT
WASHING. PAINTING. HA-3763-R,
GENERAL PAlNTlNG—Decorating, glazl
jng: estimates: reasonable; FOXWOR
THY. LI-87f)l.
HOUSE CLEANING?
WIGGS WATERLESS CLEANER
5 lb. can ($1 value) 69c
2 lb. can isoc value) 35c
Wall Paper. 5c roll and up. large
sponges 29c
E. J. MILLER & CO. 235 N. ILLINOIS.
INTERIOR DECORATING—DuraIith Wall
Texter. 35c square vard; paper hanging,
10c roll; estimates free. BE-4980-W.
M. E. GANNON
cleaning, wall washing; guaranteed. LI
-3208.
PAINTING ■ — Interior and exterior, paper
cleaning. Wall ivashing by experts.
EE-2861 - J.
PAINTER and contractor. We specialize
in house painting and Interior decorat
ing; paper cleaning. Free estimates:
work guaranteed. RI-4143.
PAPER HANGlNG—Painting; steam scrap
ing; patch plaster: paper, lc per roll and
* !‘P : . borders to match: room Bxß. 68c:
10x10. 83c; 12x12. $1.06. LEE'S Wall Pa
per and Paint Cos .LI-7268. 320 W. Wash
mgton.
PAPER HANGING—2 rooms. $3.50: color
fast paper 8c roll, up. BE-1185-W,
PAPERHANGING—IOc per roll; 20 years
experience; painting. LI-9419
PAPER HANGING—S 2; any room; work
guar. Paper 5c and up. LI-4290. P. M.
PAPER HANGlNG—Cleaning and wall
washing; responsible man; reasonable.
CH-2515-J.
PAPER cleaning, reliable. 50c and 75c per
room. HA-4928-M.
PAPER FURNISHED, hung. $3.75;' kitchens
painted. $7; woodwork washed. RI-1642,
7-d Cleaners and Dyers
DEPRESSION—Rug cleaners. 9x12. sl.
guaranteed- 15 years experience. CH-6142
Ideal Rug Cleaner
FR 9 EE 2 OH-2973 and SiZed ' SmiUl rU *
ORIENT AL and Domestic rug cleaning.
9x12. $1; sizing 45c: guaranteed work.
CH-7373.
OVERSTUFFED. 3-piece. $5.50: rugs, $2;
expertly cleaned in your home with
modern equipment. Use 2 hours. DR
-6558-R,
RUG SPECIAL—9xI2 rug. cleaned, sized.
$2: small rug. 50c; flu*, chenille made to
order. Active Rug Cleaners. HA-3636.
RUG CLEANING Reliable, guaranteed
work, special price, 9x12; $1.50 with
sizing; quick delivery service. Barker
Laundry & Dry Cleaning Cos. LI-9396.
RUGS—9xI2 cleaned and sized. $2. Bv
this old reliable firm. W. N FLY RUG
CO.. 2328 Brookside. CH-2211.
(Pi Willard Rug Cleaners
sl.9xl2 mg cleaned; (2) small free. Call
T deliver; work guaranteed. RI-2214. ’
8 Beauty Parlors
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF
Lou Ann Beauty Shop
Monday, April 10th
2204*3 Shelbv St.
All lines of beautv work. Special
Permanent Wave. $3-$5: manicuring. 35c
Anna M. Gruner, prop, DR-7334
Ten per cent discount on all Cash Want
Ads placed at Times Want Ad Head
ouarters, 214 W. Maryland St.
INSTRUCTIONS
10 Schools, Colleges. Tutoring
Aviation
New complete ground course starting
Wednesday. April sth. 35c per week.
Tarkington Aviation Cos.. BE-4400. Munici
pal Airport.
FREE Hawaiian Guitar, to each new
student. HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO
2108 Roosevelt Ave.
SPECIAL offer of free Organ practice with
ten pipe-organ lessons. Irvington
School Music. IR-0956,
HELP WANTED
13 Help Wanted—Male
CLOTHING SALESMAN—Wanted. Real
proposition. Cal CH-3029-J for appoint
rnent.
14 Help Wanted—Female
LADIES iTen). 30-50—For crew work. No
investment. 216 Castle Hall Bldg
MIDDLE-AGED woman to care for sick
lady. 4509 Baltimore. 52nd and Keystone
bus.
WANTED—At once <2 > girls, interested in
cosmetics: permanent position steady
advancement See Miss Lindlev. 620 Peo
pies Bank Bldg
W ANTED—Womn. to take orders for drv
cleaning, commission on repeated orders.
HE-2666.
15 Wanted—Male or Female
SOLICITORS. For established drv clean
ing. Pay 30 per cent commission on $
2232 Shelby.
16 Situations Wanted
COLORED woman, experienced day or '
week. References. Call 3E-2961-R; 8
to 4:30.
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RENTALS
17 Furnished Rooms
*3; DEARBORN. N. 28—Cheerful front
rooms, private home, near E. Wash
ington car. CH-4053-R.
BROADWAY, 1415—Large front room. $6 50,
i 2 employed: every convenience; nicely
| furnisned, LI-9546.
BROADWAY. 3334—Lovelv room. 1 or 2;
private family, instant hot water, garage;
reasonable. TA-1138.
; CAPITOL. N.. 3159—Front room, near
bath, home privileges; suitable 1 or 2
j men. TA-4876.
CENTRAL. 2902—Large front and alcove:
nicely furnished; suitable 2 or 3; $2
each; hot wa’er. TA-1649.
CENTRAL BUS—37OO North: attractive
front room, hot water: privileges, garage.
WA-1573.
j CENTRAL. 2019. Apt. 2—R-oom adjoining
bath: private home; gentlemen preferred.
, HE-5883. eves
| DEARBORN. 1035 N.— Nicely furnished
I room. lor2, or share home with couple.
j CH-1919-M.
DELAwXre! n"! 7T3 — Apt!
adjoining bath: walking distance. RI
-4978.
FALL CREEK BLVD.. 3466—Single or dou
ble: ideal for spring. Private home.
Cal! evenings. RI-1272 or WA-0684-W.
GUILFORD. 5825—Fine Forest Hill home.
Telephone, laundry Drivileges. car. bus.
case near: $3.50. HU-3218.
ILLINOIS. N.. 1907—Ideal room. 1 or 2:
refined home, constant hot water, garage
optional: reasonable.
ILLINOIS AT VERMONT—No 2 Saiov: $4
single: $5.50 double, extra large front.
gentlemen. LI-8612.
MERIDIAN. N.. 1927—Large front. well
furnished, private lavatory, suitable for
2; 53.50. HE-3422,
MERIDIAN. 2428 N.—Nicely furnished
room for 2 men; $6.50 each. Phone.
garage.
MERIDIAN. N.. 843—Colonnade—Unusual
beautiful large front 1 room apartment;
private bath. furnished in strictly
colonial style; $lO wk., $35 mo. Delicious
meals served at cost to guests.
NEW JERSEY. N.. 226—Warm sleeping
rooms; S2 week, 35c a night: steam heat.
PENNSYLVANIA. N. 1333—Very nicely
furnished room, connecting bath: ga
rage: 1 or 2: reasonable.
PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 1855—Lovely front;
also small room. $3: splendid location:
garage, HA-2482.
PENNSYLVANIA. 1470 N.—Attractive room,
with or without bath; couple or 2 men.
Reasonable.
RUCKLE. 3309—Attractive front room;
modern, private home; near car and bus.
HA-1733-M,
VERMONT. 130 W— Nicely furnished
sleeping rooms, $3 up. Close in down
town.
VERMONT. E, 318—Attractive sleeping
rooms, $2.50 up. Across Sears-Roebuck.
LI-8278
WOODRUFF. 774 W. dr. v , Sunny front
room: lovely drapes; 2 errsets: reason
able. CH-5724.
NICELY furnished rooms, strictly modern
home north; people of good character.
HE-4816.
COLORED—LA VERNE, 220 W. NORTH
SI.SO, 1 room and bath; wk. or mo. LI
-2662
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ness hours.
18 Housekeeping Rooms
$3, $4.50. $5.50: TALBOT. N.. 2420—1 and
2- apartments; all furnished. HA
-4928-M.
S3, $3.50 AND ss.so—lllinois, N., 2339—1 &
3 rooms; suitable for 4. HA-4928-M.
$3.50 TO $5.50 —1 <fc 2-room apartments:
redecorated; desireable location. 826
Broadway.
S4—NEW JERSEY. N. 743—2 connecting
rooms: sink; private. LI-9315.
$4. $4.50: PARK. 2142—1 room, kitchen
ette, furnished, utilities, janitor service.
telephone. HE-5004.
ALABAMA. N, 2041—A most attractive 1
room and kitchenette apartment; over
stuffed furniture; reasonable. TA-4716,
ALABAMA. N, 1912—2 rooms, next bath;
private back porch; very reasonable.
ALABAMA. N. 622—Large room, everything
furnished: npar bath. $2.50. LI-9374
ARSENAL, N. 315—Unusually nice 3-room
and bath; overstuffed; clean; quiet;
phone; garage.
BELLE VIEU. N., 134—2 unfurnished front
rooms; utilities paid; garage; reasonable.
CAPITOL, N„ 1332—2 connecting modern
rooms; everything furnished; pri* ate
entrance; $lO per month.
CENTRAL. 1241—2-ROOM FRONT APART- !
MENT. EVERYTHING FURNISHED.
SINK. PHONE; $5 50,
COLLEGE AVE.. 2224—1-room apartment,
sink, everything furnished. $2.50; attrac
tive front apt,, $4.
COLLEGE, 1547—Bedroom, kitchenette,
furnished, sink, built-in cabinet, light,
desirable, clean: adults.
ILLINOIS—N. 624. Apt. 4. 2 or 3 room
furnished apartments; private entrance.
Sleeping rooms. $2 50. $3, LI-1059.
NEW JERSEY. N. 1449—Light, cheerful.
3- front apartment: private en
trance; reasonable. RI-3619.
NEW YORK. E, 4027—1 and 2 rooms, un
furnished. constant hot water, sink:
private entrance.
OHIO. 540 E —Room and kitchenette; $2
week. Single room, $1.50 and $2.
ORIENTAL. N. 20—Pretty, clean apart
ment; utilities furnished: private en
trance. Also sleeping.
ORANGE. 222—2 or 3 modern rooms,
garage. private entrance. Close to car
line. UR-2894-W.
RANDOLPH. N . 201—2-room furnished
ariartment: utilities paid; private en
trancp; carline, after 6 p. m.
TALBOT. N.. 2342—2-room modern apart
ment; ranee, sink: comoletely furnished;
very reasonable. HA-4809-M.
WASHINGTON. E, 1220—Front bedroom:
complete kitchen; next bath; warm, pri
vate entrance; earaze.
10TH. 3101 W 3-room apartment, fur
nished. also sleeping room, private
entrance. Reasonable. BE-4880-J.
29TH. w” 1020—3-room furnished apart
ment. bath, private entrance, porch; $6
week; garage TA-5660
MODERN FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE
KEEPING ROOM; 1 OR 2 EMPLOYED
DR-3353-M.
Ten per cent discount on all Cash Want
Ads placed at Times Want Ad Head
nuarters. 214 W Maryland St.
19 Rooms with Board
$3 WEEK—Small child; modern country
home, close in; good care; careful feed
ing. BE-3375-2.
$4 50 EACH; TALBOT. N.. 2144—Real
meals, for 2; large room; garage HA
-3908-J
ILLINOIS. N- 2269—Large attractive room
modern bungalow. Home cooking. Home 1
privileges. TA-5176,
RENTALS
19 Rooms with Board
NEW YORK. W. 1039 —Room and board.
Reasonable. Modern house, garage LI
-8072,
NEW YORK. E. 2219—1 or 2. widow's home,
laundry included; $5 week; privileges.
CH-4634-W.
RINGGOLD. 2108—Lovelv room. 2 busi
ness girls: privileges; excellent meals:
$6 SO each DR-1344
25TH E, 305—Pleasant room; 1 or 2
ladies: meals optional; privileges; rea
sonable; near car line.
YOUNG ladv to enjov real home with ron
genial couple, north: reasonable. HU-4305
21 Unfurnished Apartments
SPINK
APARTMENTS
3720 N. Pennsylvania $45 00-S 50.00
2035 N. Meridian 37.50- 60.00
1433 N. Pennsylvania 40.00- 55.00
103 E. 13th 35.00- 47.50
111 E. 16th 37.50- 47 50
37 W. 21st 37.00- 50.00
230 E. 9th St 30.00- 37.50
402 N. Meridian 45.00- 125.00
Modern Fireproof Apt.
Frigidaire Equipped
ACCESSIBLE
Street cars, bus lines and stores.
General Apartments, Inc.
22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439.
Nights. Sundays. Holidays. Call LI-2361.
S2O; ASHLAND. 1214—Four rooms, hard
wood floors, heat, water, garage.
S2O: 42 W. 11TH—Nicely decorated, kitch
enette apartment, heat. gas. water, ice
furnished. Call Apt, 1, The Grant.
$22.50—Tw0 rooms, kitchenette and bath,
utilities paid, near Garfield. DR-1027-R.
$25; MICHIGAN E. 5130—5-rm. apartment;
heat and water furnished. Mrs. Massa.
TA-0788.
$28 —RUCKLE. 2058—5-room duplex; newly
decorated: linoleum, range refrigerator,
porches, yards, garage; A-l condition.
HE-2042.
CENTRAL. 1706 Modern 6-room, heat,
water; janitor service; reasonable. CH
-5708.
IRVINGTON—4 LARGE. COMFORTABLE
ROOMS; YARD; GARAGE; ADULTS.
IR-2206, ___
NEW JERSEY. N.. 522—2. 4. 5-room apart
ments. close in, reasonable rent. RI-7934.
NEW JERSEY. N, 2048—6 Rooms, tile
bath, porches, laundry, garage, utilities,
$35,
NORTH—Attractive bedroom apartment,
utilities furnished, porch, rent reduced.
RI-2251.
PARK. 2004—Upper 5 rooms, steam heat;
water; reas. to small family. HE-1759.
PARK. 2432—Steam-heated apt.; G. E,
porches, redecorated, reduced. HE-1265.
PARK. 2120—3-bedroom upper-duplex;
heat, water, garage, front porch. HE
-5995.
PENNSYLVANIA. 3034 N.—3 bedrooms;
sun room; Frigidaire: garage; S6O. TA
-0582, LI-8498
1032 S. EAST ST.—Modern 3-room apart
ment: private entrance; porch: utilities
paid: parking space; $5.
230 E. NINTH ST.—s3o-$37.50. 402 N. Me
rldian; $45.00. $125.00..
INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL AGENCY
We furnish free transportation to In
spect furnished and unfurnished apts.. dav
or night. No obligation. LI-5452. Eve..
or Sun.. TA-10S4 or WA-0433.
APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU
APARTMENTS in all parts of the city,
free transportation to inspect apartments.
Call HE-1237 or RT-1371, dav or night.
Efficiency Apts.
240 E. 9th St $25.00
1108 College 27.50
1020 Central 30.00
1649-55 N. Ala 31.00
5345 E. Wash 32.00
We also have 1. 2 and 3-bedroom apts..
very reasonably priced. All apts. equipped
with electric refrigeration. Proper man
agement; clean environment.
HE. 1237 Day ri. 1371 Eves.
22 Unfurnished Houses
$7: ALABAMA At 10th. Avalon—Fine 2-
room furnished apartment, tile bath,
utilties paid; evenings. TA-5867.
$7.50 month; ORIENTAL. 122 S—3 rooms,
semi-modern; newly papered; water
paid.
S9—MINNESOTA, E.. 1404-10—4 rooms; wa
ter paid. Druggist, Villa. Minnesota.
DR-7210.
$10; WISCONSIN, 321—5 rooms, $12—1024
N. Keystone, 4 rooms, garage. RI-4307.
$10; COLORED—Orange. E.. 3500—Nice 4
room bungalow', 2 extra large lots for
garden. Take Prospect street car to
Earhart. CH-0899.
sl2; WATER PAID—3O3O Station St. 4
room, semi-modern; cemented cellar,
paved street. CH-4924,
SI2.SO—MERIDIAN. 1341 S—s-room dou
ble; inclosed back porch; inside toilet;
water paid. DR-1005.
SI3.SO—HIAWATHA, 207—6-room double;
water paid; electricity, gas. WA-2748-1.
Sls: WASH W., 344—4-rooms: suitable
home or business. LI-2662.
.$16,50, Water Paid
5- modern double, good condition:
garage; paved street: cement walks. 1934
Tallman. Good neighborhood. Take
Brightwood car to Tallman Ave.. then go
two squares north. Brightwood bus goes
bv door. Key next house north. AMER
LOAN HOUSING COMPANY. RI-4295.
SI7—MARKET. E.. 1222—Modern 5-room
cottage: space for garden. CH-3143.
$17.50: 28TH ST. E„ 3610—Bungalow, new;
3 rooms modern, clean, built-ins, garage,
shrubberry, lawn; wuthout garage; sls;
water paid.
$17.50: GALE. N„ 2408. Brightwood—6-
rooms complete, bath, garage, clean. HA
-3833-M.
$lB, EASTERN, 245—St. Philips, 5 rooms,
modern, garage, water paid. IR-4444.
sl9: WHITTIER PL., 58—Irvington: 5
rooms modern; garage; water paid. RI
-1533.
$19 —INGRAM. 1824—6 rooms, modern, ga-
rage; near school, car line. TA-6569.
$22.50; 26TH ST.. E., mocD
ern, shower, ln-a-door, laundry, garage.
TA-6415.
$22.50; DELAWARE. S . 2459—Bungalow, 5
rooms modern, garage, lovely yard. DR
-7245.
SSO; NEW JERSEY. N., 1920—10 room
house, 3 lavatories, show T er bath, extra
bath, 6 bedrooms, good condition, ex
cellent roomers or sorority house. LI
-1867 days. HA-1339 evenings.
ADAMS ST.. 1927—Near Brookside park:
6- modern double; garage. CH
-4165-R.
ALABAMA. 2531 N.—4 room modern bun
galow: water paid, garage, vard; reason
able.
AUDUBAN RD. N.. 922—Brick veneer, bun
galow'. 5 rooms, modern. S4O. WA-1685.
Ring 1,
BANCROFT. N.. 305—Clean 5-room mod
ern bungalow double: adults IR-3657.
2330 Bellefontaine
Good 8-rm. modern double. Like new
inside. Rent now $17.50. LI-7491.
GREGORY <fe APPEL. INC.
BRADBURY. 1314 & 16—East of Garfield
Park, 4-room modern bungalow double,
full basement, screens, garage, sl9,
water paid.
BROADWAY. 1301—Duplex, 4 large rooms:
hardwood floors; water, gas. heat and
lights furnished. $25 LI-0230.
BROADWAY. 1131—8 room modern; ex
change labor of good painter, decorator
or carpenter for part of rent. HU-7262, :
evenings HU-3257.
CALHOUN. 1128—Good 5 room semi-mod- I
ern, $12,50; water paid. IR-2104-R 4
CARROLLTON. 3969. 6-room modern: gar
age; reduced. WA-2543-M, WA-408L
CENTRAL, 2612—4 rooms, utilities fur- 1
nished; front and rear porches. S3O.
CENTRAL, 2042—6 room double: tile bath: j
breakfast nook; hardwood floors; re
duced to $35.
115 N. Chester
Seven-room modern cottage, good shape.
2-car garage. Rent now S2O. LI-7491.
GREGORY A- APPEL. INC.
COLLEGE. 5660—2 bedrooms, modern !
double, G. E., front drive; reduced. WA- j
2815.
COLLEGE. 1619—5 rooms, modern: hard- |
wood floors throughout; A-l furnace: i
water; $lB 50,
DRAPER. 1531—5-room house semi-mod
ern, water paid: redecorated: rent I
greatly reduced. HU-4368. DR-3564-R. :
EMERSON. N.. 622 —Modern 4-room dou- !
ble: garage: $22.50; water paid, IR-7459 ;
ENGLISH. 2310—5-voom modern. new
house: very clean. 912 Lexington Ave.
FLETCHER AVE 554 ! 2 —Duplex. 5-rooms’ I
heat furnished. $25, LI-0230 j
GRACELAND 4235—Attractive 5-rooms i
modern, shown bv present tenants.
WA-2627-M.
917 N. Hamilton
Fine 6-rm. cottage. Like new inside and
out. Rent. $lB LI-7491.
GREGORY & APPEL. INC,
HARLAN. 1115-17—Furnished 4-5 room
houses; $lO and 512 month. CH-6434-R.
JACKSON. 2709—Single 6 rooms modern,
redecorated, garage; Washington high.
BE-0746.
LA SALLE. N.. 2045—Semi-modern double:
water: garage: Heatrola gas range and
linoleum. LI-5231.
LEGRANDE 2354—5-room single bungalow 1
extra lot sls. TA-6146 RI-5546 ' !
1926 Madison
Ten room modern house, good condition
Inside and out. Rent $3% LI-7491.
GREGORY fc APPEL. INC.
1141 E. Market
Four-room apt with Frigidaire and all
utilities paid. Rent lust reduced. See
Janitor.
GREGORY A- APPEL. INC,
MICHIGAN. E.. 3002—6-room modern, nice
■ly decorated, water paid; $25,.
RENTALS
22 Unfurnished Houses
NEWMAN, 1112—6-rooms modern, near
Tech school 33. garage. $22 50. CH
NEW JERSEY 518 S Double 7 rooms in
cluding 4 bedrooms water furnished.
$lB. LI-0230.
NEW JERSEY. 910 S —5-room modern:
brick porch: garage low rent
OAKLAND. N 1135—6-Rooms modern,
laundry, Rvbolt. awnings, garage, S3O
CH-6517-M
PARK. 1201— Hazel Dell:'' beautifully fur
nished; front apartment; frigidaire: low
rent,
PARK AVE . 4059—7 rooms. $27 50 Ken
wood. 3457; 5 rooms. sl9 Delaware. N,
2440, 6 rooms. S2W Owner, RI-6064.
1642 Park
Nice second floor apartment with private
entrance and porch. 4 rms. and garage.
Low rent. See janitor.
GREGORY A- APPEL. INC.
RURAL N, 931—.6-rooms, modern; near
St Phillips garage A-l condition. HE
-5846.
SHERMAN DR . N . 327—5-room semi-mod
ern double, garage; sls; water paid. IR
-5282
STEELE ST"! 1527- Near Spades park: 2
wks. free; 5-rm dble modern Heatrola.
garage: desirable. sl7. water pd. RI.
9512, TA-5597
STURM AVE.. 1617: 6 rooms S2O
LINDEN ST 1234: 6 rooms 20
FINLEY AVE. 1130: 5 rooms 15
BRADBURY AVE . 1434; 5 rooms 16
BRADBURY AVE . 1214; 5 rooms 15
OLIVE ST 1517: 5 rooms 12
JOHN R WELCH A- SONS.
NEARLY new 4-bedroom house, north. Call
RI-3882, or WA-2490.
GOOD RENTAL—SI2 50 UP. 15c MORT
GAGE EXEMPTION. 616 K. of P.
RENT REDUCED—47 S. SUMMIT ST —6-
room modern: good condition; water pd.
8-ROOMS, furnace, bath. gas. electricity;
central location. $12.50. HU-6397.
BUNGALOW—72O E 46th. Reduced $75
to $45; doubles, S3O-$35. NORTH. TA-1957.
5 rooms, semi. 621 S New Jersey sl2
3 rooms, modern. 626'j S N Jersey... .sl2
8 rooms, bath, garage. 628 S. N. Jersey sls
6 rooms, bath, garage 56 S. La Salle sls
SOLTAU 1200 Peonies Bank RI-4080.
4 Rooms Only $lB
Modern bungalow double, kitchen cabi
net. garage, water furnished: on 3021
N. California St. Call LI-2318. Ask for
FRAZEE
COLORED—922 SO. CAPITOL—Five rooms,
porch, strictly modern reduced; sl6.
PARKER, 2011-2030.
HOUSTON. 1923-1950.
SIB.OO
NEAR BROOKSIDE PARK.
Just right for small family; move
now and be settled so vou can enjov
the porches and yards this summer:
garage and water included.
Living room, bedroom, bath; the
kitchen and dining room is one large
room with built-in cabinets, gas range
and linoleum: shades and rods
throughout and a Heatrola already in
stalled which heats these small dou
bles perfectly. For further informa
tion call
FRANK F. WOQLLING.
510 Continental Bank F'.dg.
►LI-5231. WA-2550.
AFTER YOU HAVE
SELECTED
YOUR NEW HOME
See Classification 7-A for
a Reliable Mover.
23 Furnished Apts, and Houses
S4O: SOMERSET. 512—4 bedrooms, fur
_nished: 2 car garage. Beautiful yard.
ALABAMA N.. 2529 —Attractively furnished
4-room modern bungalow; frigidaire;
garage: owner will lease.
ASHLAND, 2221—Cozy 2 rooms connecting;
bath, private entrance; garage; rea
sonable.
ASHLAND. 1529—2-room lower front
apartment: overstuffed: kitchenette,
dinette, private bath entrance; utilities.
garage. RI-5976.
CENTRAL, 2131—56 wk.; lower front: 2
rooms and hall; pri. bath; telephone
privileges: private entrance. HE-4155.
DELAWARE. N.. 2407—Furnished or un
furnished apartment, bath; $7 per week.
DE QUINCY. 427- 3 rooms, bath Ist floor,
private, utilities; reasonable. IR-3243.
GRACELAND 3615—3-5-6-room; furnished,
unfurnished; upper—lower duplex. HA
-2362-W.
ILLINOIS, 437, N.—3 rooms furnished or
unfurnished; utilities paid; $5 and up.
JEFFERSON, N., 938—5 rooms nicely fur
nished. $25; unfurnished. S2O. Key 940
LOCKERBIE ST. 612-614—Modern apart
ments. low rent. References. Open in
spection. Custodian.
MERIDIAN N.. 2235—5 rms.. frigidaire. oil
heat, hardwood. Rent, weekly. L 12662.
RIVERSIDE DR.. 2225—Expensively fur
nished; 4-room double; $35; including
water.
TACOMA. N. 204—5 ROOMS. MODERN;
GARAGE; $5 WEEK; WATER PAID.
VILLA AVE, 333—Attractive cottage; 4
rooms and hath; garage; 821. DR-5146,
ELEGANT HOMES—NORTH. FURNISHED.
UNFURNISHED. REASONABLE. BOYD.
HU-8352.
NORTH—UNUSUAL—S ROOM BUNGA
LOW. ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED.
REDUCED. HA-4113-W.
MODERN private home; attractive clean,
ground floor, adjoining bath, garage;
gentlemen; or furnished apartment, util
ities paid: couple. IR-5907,
25 Business, Office and Desk Space
DESK in private office, reception room;
phone, steno, 400 Kahn Bldg, LI-2662.
FOR RENT—Excellent room at the Radio
Center. Inquire 5172 College Ave.
UNUSUALLY NICE furnished office, cen
trally located. Priced for quick rental.
RI-9072,
26 Wanted to Rent
LIST YOUR RENTALS WITH AN EX
PERIENCED AGENCY. 805 CONTINEN
TAL BANK BLDG. RI-8716.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
27 Houses For Sale
FIVE room modern east; $2,200: S6OO cash.
SCHOENER. RI-3734. HE-3551.
NEAR MERIDIAN—IO rooms. 2 baths; cor
ner-zoned for business. $3 150. TA-4679
NEW YORK, 1814 W—6 rms.. semi-mod.
sgl,, sl2 down, bai. like rent. Rl-7725.
SACRlFlCE—Attractive 6-room double,
corner New Jersey st.. north creek. Cash
or B and L. WA-399Q.
WONDERFUL Btivs in Butler Falrview
Development Will accent Building and
Loan Stock. Wm. Low Rice 330 W
49th St.. HU-6552. Evenings. HU-5077.
29 Lots, Farms and Acreage
60 ACRES, good level farm. 8 miles south
of Indianapolis: Improvements. DR
-7982 R-3. R, R, 1. Box 451.
80 JACKSON COUNTY: $350: terms;
meager improvements. Take part R R
Bldg Loan Stock. P. J. FUSHEL
BERGER. Columbus. Ind.
3 CLEAR LOTS on Butler Ave. and some
cash for small improved acreage near
city; south preferred. DR-5181-W,
SI Wanted to Trade
CLEAR—Modern homes, wpll located trade
for farms. TRUEBLOOD, LI-8271.
M E RCHAToTSk^
34 Miscellaneous For Sale
FRUIT TREES
35c Each, 3 for SI.OO
First Class, 2 to 3 years old
APPLE—Delicious. Yellow Trans
Stavmans. Jonathan. Grimes. CHERRY
—Montmorency. E Richmond. PEACH
—Champion. Elberta. Hale. PEAR
TREES—SOc. 3 for $125. Bartlett.
Seckel and Reine Cloud.
KOSCHNICK * CO.
925 E Vermont. RI-8308.
GOLD MEDAL FEED AND
SEED STORES
6129 E Wash. 6317 Bellefontaine
IR-0963. WA-3225.
WAYNE ==
OIL BURNER
With tank. Ideal for home.
Will sacrifice for $175.
Equitable Securities Cos.
544 Iv Wash. St. LI. 7087
BATTERY shop equipment. comp!ete :
charging and rebuilding; cheap DR- 16.97'
BEDS—Several, and mattresses. Congoleum
rugs and wool rugs. BIG FOUR UN
CLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. Corner
Capitol and South St.
BOTTLES Reduced prices. W? deliver
WEST END BOTTLE CO.. 534 W. Pearl
St. LI-8085.
CASH REGISTER— ‘'National." lc to $3
combination, A-l; reasonable. 1111
Eugene St.
.'APRIL 8, 1933
MERCHANDISE
34 Miscellaneous For Sale
DESTROY MOTH—And their larvae: us*
Mothicid# and moth preventive Aibert G.
Maas Cos., 31 Virginia Are. RI-7125.
ELECTRIC Motors, bought soid. rewind
ing MOTOR EXCHANGE SERVICE. 1314
W Washington S*
FENCING—AII styles, delnered or erected;
lowest prices. HU-3900, evenings HU
-6331.
GOOD PAINT. ALL COLORS *1.50 PER
GALLON MILLION POPULATION
WRECKING CO.. 310 S. DELAWARE ST.
LI-6270.
INVALID CHAIRS
Crutches for sale or rent; good ehalr*.
*2.50 per month, delivered free. Crutchea
25c per mo.
BAKER BRO 6 219 E. WASHINGTON
LUMBER—No 2 Dimenslxn 2x4. 2x6. 2xß
2xlo, $2 20 hundred. INTERSTATE
LUMBER CO. Massachusetts Ave. at
Sherman Drive CH-6400
PUMP—iI. rebuilt electric. 240 gaL per
hour shallow well, piston tvpe with
l 5 ch *P- MEIER ELECTRIC
A- MACHINE CO 3.525 E Wash IR-1151.
s fine diamond, modernistic.
- 5506
SUDDEN DEATH—It neier falls; destroys
bedbugs and household vermin. ALBERT
G MAAS CO .31 Virginia Are RI-7125.
VIOLET ray machine. *6. Hudson Super
6 motor complete $lO. 1527 N Chesier
Ave
"’U W *Jl furnish all framing material and
ronn"rri%rl !xM garage for sl9 49.
GOOD LUMBER SERVICE WRECKING
6578 ' 3rd No ' 820 Madison Ave DR
-35 Household Good*
BED—Mahogany, tool chest, chairs and
other pieces. TA-2320.
CLOSING OUT sa'e of many high" grade*
of Ice Boxes. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos
2000 Northwestern TA-0689.
COOK STOVE—My S2O equity for $5 ilk*
new HE-4119.
DINING-ROOM SUITE, oak. 3-piece liv
ing-room suite, beautiful bedroom suite.
American. Oriental and Axminster rugs'
at a great sacrifice. 3710 N. Meridian."
aELECTR IC WASHERS.
One repossessed $29 50
New machines from $39 95
Liberal allowance on old machines.
Terms, $1.35 Weekly.
J ELECTRIC SHOP,
y 32 N. Delaware LI-5386.
FRIGIDAIRES
1 slightly used, bargain price.
Special prices on all 1932 models.
New '33 models now on display.
Open Sunday Evenings
JACKSON RADIO SALES
GAS RANGE— Garland,'' $lO. Combina
tion. Acorn, gas-coal, range. $lO DR
-7081.
GAS RANGE—' A-B'' left side oven, A-L
SB. LI-8970.
GAS STOVE. $4.50. 9x12 rug. *10: Bxlo
rug. $8: chest of drawers. $4.75; sewing
machine. $3.75, 318 N. Denny St.
KITCHEN CABlNET—Electric sewing ma
chine and refrigerator: reasonable. LI
-1769.
RENT A MAYTAG
$1 per week.
Call RI. 9441. Extension 373.
L. S Avres <& Cos
SEWTNG MACHlNE—Drophead. good sew
ing condition. $4 3546 N Capitol Ave
WALL DESK—Mahogany, 161 mahogany
dining chairs, leather seats, library
table. 27x48 inches, mahogany buffet
18x40 inches, all good condition. TA-2183.
WiASHERS—New and used, cheap, service
all makes, guaranteed. EDEN WASHER.
SHOP, 1921 W Washington St BE-4625.
36 Radios, Musiral Instrument*
RADIOS
At Give-Away Prices
All 1932 models less
than 6 months old—• "T Cf)
fully guaranteed for 90 ■&) I .3(1
days. As low as 1
Here Are Just a Few of the
Bargains
? 92 £ rosle V 8 tube—priced at $25 00
$9950 G. E 8 tube, priced at $25 00
$ 96.00 Atwater Kent, priced at.. 525.00
$112.00 Maiestic 8 tube, priced
at $22.50
TUBES GUARANTEED
FOR 30 DAYS 49<*
Open Sundays & Evenings
Till 8:30
MT. JACKSON RADIO CO.
3413 W. Wash. BE. 1490
BABY GRAND will store with someone
who will buy in future or make bargain
for cash or terms. WA-4248
Crosley, Model No. 601 $ 8.00
Philco. Model No 511 14 50
Silvertone Bat. set in cabinet 7 00
R. C. A No. 25. bat. set 200
Tubes 49c; 90-dav guarantee. Complete
assortment of radio parts.
RADIO EXCHANGE. 623 Mass. Ave
CROSLEY TRAVETTE-AO or D. cTTlft
volts, 5-tube Superheterodyne. 1 in
beautiful carrying case, sl9 9s. $1 down.
PEARSON PIANO CO, 128 N. Penn.
LI-5513
FACTORY RADIO SERVICE by radio!,
trician. H. M. HOWELL. O. R. S M. A.
member. Rl-9118
FREE radio service calls; estimate If rep.
needed. LANES. 2828 E. Tenth. CH-0218.
FREE SERVICE CALL—Tubes. 49c: radio
checked free. RIVERSIDE RADIO. TA
-4378
PIANO in perfect condition. $39! with
bench delivered. Coverdill-Chrtstina
Music Cos, 662 E. 38th WA-4248
PLAY PIANO ACCORDION Free~lnstrur
tiorvs. Instruments as low as $39 50.
Easy terms. PEARSON PIANO CO, 128
N. Penn. LI-5513.
RADIO Servicing, parts and tubes.~RADIO
EXCHANGE. 623 Mass. Ave
SERVICE PHILCO AND CROSLEY
Don’t be without your r-adio. If vour
set has to be taken to our shop, we will
loan vou one.
PAUL KERR MUSIC CO.
CH-3036. 29 N. Temple. CH-3036.
TEMPLER- 7-tube chassis $9.M>
Radiola Screen Grid H B sl9 50
RADIO BARGAIN SHOP. 225 E Wash.
UNUSUAL BARGAINS—Used musical in
struments. lowest prices, wide selection
easy terms. PEARSON PIANO CO 128
N. Penn. LI-5513
40 Wanted To Buy
SELL YOUR OLD GOLD
Highest prices paid in state
for old Gold, Watches, Jewelry,
Dental Bridges, etc.
SACKS BROS
REFINING CO.
308 Indiana Aye. RI-591H
CAN USE small printing press. 156 E.
Market. Room 702.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
We buy discarded jewelry, watches,
gold teeth, dental bridges, crowns.
We pay HIGHER PRICES than
elsewhere. Sell direct to a gold melt
ing company. Cash paid. Bring to
STANDARD GOLD SMELTING CO.
423 LEMCKE BUILDING.
. Corner Pennsylvania and Market Bt.
FURNITURE WANTED—HU-7274
QUICK SERVICE AND BEST PRICES.
FURNITURE—Wanted! For
Jjetter prices. lIE-1547.
HStRSFS"
MR mrn^ ANTS FURNITURE
MR. PIERCE PROMPT SERVICE
°^7 > c EW ,?' ! !' Y Ranted for shipment to
Mint Highest prices for dis
e,c Bring or Mail
INDIANA GOLD REFINING CO . 135 W.
Market St. LI-2706.
WANTED—Outboard motor Pav cash. 1736
Snric*
38 Typewriter. Store and
Office Supplies
Typewriter
Rental Agency
Only $2-50 Per Month
” for 3 Months
Any make of machine. Expert
repair service on all typewriters.
Woodstock
TYPEWRITER CO.
317 N. Penn. LI. 4712

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