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A 1-Day Ad in The Times Returned My Terrier, Says S. Williamson
—Let's Go Fishing—
BARBEE LAKE
ANGLERS LAND
THREE TURTLES
Good and Bad Sport Mixed
for City Fishermen at
Morgan’s Lodge.
BY LEFTY LEE
TimM Fishing Editor
Walter Jones returned from an
other trip to Morgan's lodge. Barbee
lake, where he and Joe Moore of
the Smith & Moore Company and
their wives enjoyed some good and
not so good fishing from Saturday
until Tuesday. Saturday’s sport was
a complete failure, practice being
the only thing they got, but during
the early morning rain Sunday,
Jones landed four keepers, the larg
est being three and one-half pounds,
and Moore took three that averaged
two pounds.
The high northeast wind spoiled
the fishing Monday, and when the
same conditions prevailed Tuesday,
Jones put his artificial baits away,
secured some large minnows from
Stan Morgan, and caught three soft
shell turtles. Yes, Walter, we like
our turtle fried.
Prior to this trip, Moore had
caught two bass, and he wants his
friends to know that he is now a
full-fledged fisherman. Jones says
Moore's favorite song while landing
a bass was "Me and My Baby.”
Eddie Meyer and Walt English
left for Shafer lake Wednesday, and
will remain until Sunday. Meyer
just has returned from a long trip,
In the west, and more than
ready to try for some of this state’s
famous bass.
Warden Charles Herron of Hope,
Ind., writes in to tell us that there
is some real fishing in his part of
the state, also some dandy catches
being reported from Clifty Creek,
Flat Rock and Driftwood. Come
again, warden, as we always are
glad to give the angler the news
from all parts of the state.
We dread the day when Johnny
Beam returns from Springer Lake,
Mich. From then on it will be one
fish tale after another to listen to.
Even if he has the pictures, we will
take his stories with a grain of salt,
because we remember one trip with
him that ended at a fish market.
The stocking of Lake Wawasee
with wall-eyed pike is starting to
bring results, O. L. Mummert tak
ing a five-pounder of this species
recently.
Charles Brain, easily takes the
honors as the veteran of Wawasee,
this being his fifty-seventh season
on this lake. His first trip this sea
son resulted in a catch of three nice
bass and a string of perch.
Hunters should have some fine
sport this fall, fishermen from the
city reporting that they are seeing
hundreds of quail and young rab
bits on their trips to the lakes and
streams. Walt Roeder also reports
squirrel plentiful west of the city.
The storm of Saturday and Sun
day has raised some of the streams,
but they should be in good shape for
the week-end.
Good news for the crappie fisher
men is the report from the lake
region that this popular fish has
finished spawning.
R. D. Fleming, warden in charge
of the conservation department fish
crews, has moved the crew at Web
ster lake to Tippecanoe lake, and
the crew from Sylvan lake to Ship
shewona lake. The crew at Blue
lake will remain there for a few
days.
The warden of Whitley and Allen
counties advises the angler to bring
his worms along, as they are very
scarce in that part of the country.
Kenny Nield and the writer lo
cated one of those spots that re
main a deep secret, the discovery
turning failure into success. Return
ing from Mill creek early Sunday
morning, with nothing but mosquito
bites to remind us that we had been
fishing, we passed a stream that
looked promising, and stopped. The
result was thirty bluegill, redeye
and catfish, in one and one-half
hours. No, I won't tell where it is.
Members of the Westlake Fishing
Club, disappointed because of their
failure to get the fish, after long
trips during the holiday, were out
Wednesday night, and the bass were
hitting for some of the boys.
A guaranteed method of carrying
minnows, one that always proved
successful for us. is to place the
minnows in a large container, about
one-quarter full of water, then place
a cake of ice on the lid. so it will
drip into the bucket. Then wrap
the bucket and ice airtight with
canvas, or other heavy material.
When you reach the lake you will
find the bait in perfect shape. Be
sure to change the temperature by
degrees then, as too sudden a
change will kill them every time.
In the Air
Weather conditions at 9 a. m.:
South-southeast wind, ten miles
an hour: temperature, 79; baromet
ric pressure, 300 15 at sea level; gen
eral conditions, scattered clouds:
ceiling unlimited; visibility, ten
miles.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Death Notices
AMMERMAN. JOHN—Age 86 years, beloved
father of Karll V. Ammerman. passed
away Wednesday. Julv 5. Friends mav
call at residence of Karll Ammerman.
4830 Park ave, until 10 a m. Thursday.
Funeral at Monument City, Ind, Friday
at 2 p. m. Burial at the Monument City
cemetery.
BURKE. CATHERINE—BeIoved wife of
Thomas Burke and mother of Martin.
Margaret and Della Burke. Mrs John
J. Fallon, passed awav Thursday. July
6th. at residence, 211 N Rando ph st.
Time of funeral given later. For fur
ther Information friends mav call FINN
BROS. FUNERAL HOME. TA-1835
fiUNGERFORD. FAIL—Age 60. beloved
husband of Marv Hungerford. stepfather
of Charles Phillips and Mrs. Florence
tchaefer and brother of Elizabeth Mad
en. Gertrude Vickery. Alva Hungerford,
Agnes Bokland and Otto Hungerford.
S eased away Tuesday. Funeral Friday.
uljr 7. 10 a. m, at the residence. 273
Mtnkner 3t. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill. Friend* may call at resi
dence alter coou Thursday. SHIRLEY
SERVICE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Death Notices
WILTSHIRE. ANDREW P.—Beloved hus
band of Clara C. Wiltshire departed this
life Wednesday, July 5, age 74 years. Fu
neral Saturday. Julv 8, at residence. 705
N. Pine st.. at Bp. m Burial Crown Hill
cemetery. Friends invited Funeral under
direction of MOORE <fc KIRK
WRIGHT, AMANDA OLIVE—IOI3 Belle
fontaine st., sister of Albert Shearer
of Pullman Mich., aunt of Mrs. Gus
Witchel. Mrs May Wagner. William
Shearer of Chicago, and Mrs. James
Healy of Indianapolis. died Thursday.
Friends may call at KIRBY-DINN
Mortuary 1901 North Meridian street.
Funeral Friday. 2 30 p m . at mortuary.
Burial Anderson cemetery. Friends In-
vi ted.
3 Funeral Directors, Florists
W. T. BLASENGYM
Main office 2226 Shelbv St.
Branch office 1634 W Morris
FINN BROS.
Funeral Home
1639 N Meridian St TA-1835
GRINSTEINER’S
522 E. Market
RI-5374
“ HISEY & TITUS '
957 N. Delaware
___ LI-3828
Clyde V. Montgomery
Funeral Home
1622 N. Meridian. HA-1444.
J. C. WILSON
1230 Prospect DR-0321-0322
4 Lost and Found
REWARD
TO FINDERS LOST ARTICLES
that have been advertised as lost in
this column will receive two guest
tickets
To See
They Kissed
BEST
i . ENEMIES]
Buddy Rogers with Marion Nixon
at
APOLLO THEATER
When you have returned the article to
its owner, ask him to call Miss .Toe,
RI-KSfil. at TIMES WANT AD HEAD
QUARTERS and say that you have re
turned the articles and tickets will be
mailed at once,
BILLFOLD- Black leather, lost in Water
Cos. Bldg. Liberal reward. CH-0351-J.
CAT -Cream colored Persian. Lost vicinity
4150 N. Illinois. Reward. WA-5600.
FOX HOUND—Medium size, black, and
white, lost from 436 N. Dearborn. Re
ward. ,
FOX TERRIER White, black spots, blown
spot over eyes. Child's pet. Name
"Spot." Reward. IR-2152-7.
CIGARETTE lighter. Jeweled; lost Indian
apolis Country Club Tuesday night. TA
-2182. Reward.
GRIFFON DOG —Very small. brown,
straved from 35t,h and Central. Name
"Mitzi.” Reward. LI-1451, evenings
WA-5500.
OVERNIGHT bag. black. Holmes or W.
Washington Saturday p. m. Reward.
TA-5497.
PARROT—Lost Tuesday from 4711 Win
_ throp Ave. Reward. HU-8171.
PlN—Phi Kappa Phi; initials E. B. R.
Reward. 718 E. 34th St. HA-3018-J.
WRIST WATCH, ladies’ Elgin. Forest
park. Noblesville, July 4. Reward.
WA-3509-W.
5 Personals
BROKEN COOKIES. 8c pound; 2 for 15c.
Returned cakes, splendid condition, half
price. 108 W. 12th St. LI-7977. ■
6-GRAVE LOT—Section G, Washington
Park Cemetery. $125. 3815 N. Illinois.
TA-7150.
RENT A MAYTAG
tl ner W'eek.
L. S. AYRES & CO.
LOUIS IV. SAGALOWSKY—Who is con
nected with the Capital Bag and Burlap
Cos. also the Sagalowsky Bottle Cos.,
wishes to notify his friends and business
associates that he is not connected in
any way with the Louis Sagalowsky Cos.,
that has recently gone into receivership.
BUSINESS SERVICE
7 Business Services
L. S. AYRES & CO.
FOR A LIMITED TIME
ANY MAKE SEWING MACHINE
Clemied and Adjusted
F ° r
V )In kS Second Floor
1 ST- KI. 0441
GENERAL contractor, concreting of all
kinds, white washing garages, kalso
mining kitchens, cold water painting.
HA-0963,
CHIMNEYS—Pointing, painting, caulking,
roof coating: cement work. Insured.
CH-0716-W.
REMODELING—Screening: carpentering:
painting, cement work; estimates free.
YOUNG. CH-4252-M.
WASHINGS, ironing, mending; first class
while. 311 Enstern Ave. CH-6328.
GENERAL contractor, concreting of all
kinds, white washing garages, kalsomin
ing kitchens, cola water, painting.
HA-0963.
A-l HOUSE painting, cheap, bid free.
Papering, plaster patch, repairs. RI-9749.
7-a Moving, Transfer, Storage
BRADSHAW TRANSFER—Move anv time.
$2 and up; exp, white men. LI-4105.
TRANSFER-GENERAL HAULING: EX
PERIENCED MEN. REASONABLE.
LI-5601,
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Store now. pay six months later, free
nauling to storaee Movine *4 per load
and up. PARTLOW JIfIKINS MOTOR
CAR CO. RI-7750. 419 E. Market St.
MOVING $2 UP—Local, overland equip.
covrd. trucks; white men. Pete's. CH-2878.
RI-1288—Moving prices reduced. Clean
pads; covered trucks: white men.
STORAGE—LocaI, long distance hauling,
return loads wanted. Part loads service.
OTTO J. SUESZ. RI-3628. RI-6561: CH-
P699-W,
7-b Paperhanging and Painting
PAPER HANGING. Painting. Thorough
service given. Reasonable. LOUIS KAST
NAR CH-4297-R.
A-l PAPER HANGING—S 2 any room; good
paper lc roll up. LI-4290.
PAPER HANGINCT-$1.50 a room. Quality
paper, 1-3 off. Guaranteed. BE-1185-W.
PAPER HUNG 8c roll: Ist class work: ex
celient service. CH-1499-W.
PAPER HANGING
Personal service. "Daniels." CH-4368-M.
PAlNTlNG—Remodeling, all cen. repairs:
rock bottom price; work guar, RI-7725.
INSTRUCTIONS
10 Schools, Colleges. Tutoring
LEAKN TO FLY!— $? per lesson. NEW
CLASS STARTS JULY IST. TARK
INC.TON AVIATION CO, Municipal
Airport. BE-4400.
LEARN TO FLY—On credit Your credit
is good if vou are working. Modern
up-to-date planes—thoroughly compe
tent instructions. CAPITOL AIRPORT.
TA-2447-Ring 1,
HELP WANTED
13 Help Wanted—Male
A-l TINNER antTroofer. CH-5879.
ELDERLY white couple for janitor work.
Free apartment, small wages. Times
Box K-173.
FULLER BRUSH CO. can use 2 men to
handle established route. Experience un
necessary. Training given. Position is
permanent with future. Apply 2 to 5
P M, 911 Hume Mansur Bldg
MIDDLE-AGED Men! Steadv employment.
Small salary. Mr. SCHANZ. 38 N. fenn
sylvania Rm. 418 ;
SALESMAN—For wholesale trade, estab
lished line Strietlv commission. Must
have car give reference. Address Times
Box K-169
WANTED—SEVERAL CARRIERS
Due to expansion of routes and vaca
tions, we can use some wide ewake boys
who would like to make extra money dur
ing the summer. Apply between 230 and
630 p m., at 1438 N Caplto 1
'WANTED'—Man with school teaching or
similar public service experience to rep
resent Prairie Farmer W. L. S in rur&i
territory. High class proposition with
splendid opportunity for advancement.
Write for appointment giving detail*
about self. J. A. Sacknson. 439 Illinois
Blcg, Indianapolis.
HELP WANTED
15 Wanted—Male or Female
*75 to $1,500 COMMISSION
Next 30 days possible. Texas land ex
i cursion. MR KENT. LI-5610 tor appoint
; ment.
RENTALS
17 furnished Rooms
! COLLEGE. 2337—*2.75; 3 windows, new
i furniture: owner’s home; with privileges;
i garage. HE-5758.
DELAWARE, N. 1328—C001. Ught, airy
furnished rooms. Walking distance.
Very reasonable.
ILLINOIS. 1919—Single room, widow’s mod
i ern home. No other romers. Garage
..available
ILLINOIS. N 1907—Ideal room. 1 or 2;
cross ventilation, constant hot water.
Oarage optional. Reasonable.
NEW JERSEY. N 1335—Cheery, homelike
i room; cross ventilation; la'rge closet,
$3.50; gentleman.
W’ASHINGTON. E.. 4520—C00l room, cross
ventilation; private home; modern:
garage; optlona 1. IR-6076.
11TH. W 132—C001, pleasant;twin beds;
overstuffed: porches; car spkce. Rea
sonable. Phone.
32D. E 416—Very large cool front room,
suitable lor 2 gentlemen. Reasonable.
TA-4398.
3100 BLOCK N CAPITOL —Lovely room
home privileges; garage; breakfast op
tional. girls preferred. Ph. HA-1153-J.
17-a Hotels, Resorts, Inns
Are You Coming to
Cool, Colorful
COLORADO?
For detailed Information, hotels, Jk
mountain resorts, rates, guide Es
books, tours, etc., write the vi 4P
HOTEL and RESORT
BUREAU & m
THE ROCKY A\
MOUNTAIN 3
NEWS
"A Scripps - Howard
WASHINGTON W. 359—Outside rooms.
$1.50 week—single or double. 50c day
or night. Apartments $8 mo. Hotel
service. RI-0204.
Colonial Hntpl Every con. free park
uuiuiucu iTuiei lnK Must gee l 0 aD _
predate. $4 up. 236 N. Illinois.
LAKE WAWASEE cottage with boat, south
side, lake front. TA-3353.
PiI!OAT)WAY Hotel: strictly mod
mvWAim ern 138 s Illinois .
LI-0003. Weekly $2.50 up; transient. 50c up.
NICE clean beds; cross ventilation; 25c
night; new Palace Hotel. 4 N. New
Jersey St.
DEARBORN HOTEL
est rates in city. 3208 E. Michigan. CH
-7550.
HOOSIER HOTEL
440 Massachusetts Ave.
Rates $3 to $6. Hot. cold water, showers,
baths.
SF.MTNOT.F Alabama. 920. north
O-EjIVIIaN AJLiEi SINGLE ROOMS.
HOTF.T, $3.50—54—54.50.
FOLLOW THE CROWD
for clean attractive modern rooms. LI-1496
HOTEL ANTLERS
Offers all comforts. Ultra modern hotel
service. As low as $2 a dav: $lO week.
750 N. Meridian. LI-2351
Hotel Spink
Attractive summer rates as low as sl,
$1.25 and $1.50. All rooms have b#th
and showers. Weekly and monthly rates
if desired.
Motion Hotel
You can be comfortable in one of our
cool, airy rooms. Large lobby. Complete
service; $4 week and up. Delaware at
Michigan. LI-5315.
CORONADO HOTEL
156>/ a N. Illinois
1 Block north bus terminal. Clean, light,
airy rooms. Running water, baths, sin
gle. 75c up, double; $1 up; weekly $3
up. LI-1637.
ANSWER Want Ads Promptly, the bar
gains that you see today may be gone
tomorrow
18 Housekeeping Rooms
$2, $2.50. $3, s3.so—New Jersey. N., 631;
nicely furnished apartment, modern.
Private entrance. LI-5989.
$2.50-$4.50—1944 N. Olnev; two connecting
front; one single; all utilities paid.
$3. $3.50 and *5.50 Illinois N.. 2339; 1 and
3 rooms: overstuffed: running water.
HA-4928-M.
S4.SO—WASHINGTON E. 1220—2 Modern
clean front rooms; everything furnished.
Garage, porch.
$5; COLLEGE, 908—2 front connecting
rooms. Completely furnished, near
bath. Real home.
ASHLAND, 1121—Large front room and
kitchenette. Furnished complete. Tele
ph, gar.; large porch. Reasonable LI-8733.
CENTRAL. 2604—2 or 3 nicely furnished
rooms; utilities: next bath; entrance;
porch. HA-1658-M.
CENTRAL. 1948—Cozey furnished room and
kitchenette, and 1 single rousekeeping
room, also 1 sleeping.
DELAWARE. N.. 527—We1l furnished 1 or
2-room apartment; also sleeping room;
reasonable.
DELAWARE, N. 408—1 nice room, over
stuffed. completely furnished. Private
entrance. $4. Phone.
ILLINOIS. N, 3232—2 large cozy rooms,
modern. Hot water. Maytag; everything
furnished. Reasonable.
LEXINGTON 1206—4 furnished rooms;
bath; private—modern, complete. Rea
sonable. DR-1190-J.
MANSFIELD. 1855—Front. downstairs
room: across from bath. Meals optional
Reasonable. HA-1272-R.
M’CARTY, 326 E.—Cool room and kitchen
ette, $2.50; also sleeping room. Near
carline.
NEW JERSEY. N, 1449—2 connecting mod
ern rooms, everything furnished. $4.50.
LI-7665. RT-3619.
OHIO. E.. 540—2 nice, large cool rooms;
running water: $3 week: other rooms.
$1.50 up.
ORANGE 222—1 or 2 nice rooms all fur
nished, Nice yard, porch, sink, garage.
PARK. 933—2. front, connecting; sink,
porch and phone. Private entrance. Rea
sonable, RI-6291.
PENNSYLVANIA, N.. 2006—Pleasant 2-
room apartment and sleeping porch;
also 1 room, kitchenette. Adults.
TALBOTT, N. 2422—2 rooms, kitchenette
apartment. Private entrance. $3, $3.50,
$3.50. HA-4928-M.
TALBOTT. N. 2247—2 and 3 room apart
ments; overstuffed, sink, private en
trance. Reasonable.
WOODRUFF. 544 M. Dr.—Large apart
ment, private bath. 2 apartments, run
ning water. Utilities. Adults, Phone.
LOVELY COOL WOODRUFF—6OB M. Dr.
2-rooms. $5; 1 room, kitchenette, $4 —
Porch, furnished. CH-4108.
19 Rooms with Board
OXFORD, 540 N.—Cheerful, corner room;
private home: gentleman; meals optional:
garage. CH-3966.
29TH W. 139—Lovely quiet rooms in
widow’s home—For elderlv people. HA
-3716-M. ~
MARRIED COUPLE: room and board; mod
ern home on bus line. 3618 W Michigan.
IDEAL Room—And surroundings; Meridian
bus; Illinois car. Garage, board optional.
WA-368:>-J.
The Times Was the Only Indianapolis
newspaper to gain in Want Ad lineage
in 1932
21 Unfurnished Apartments
SPINK
APARTMENTS
3720 N. Pennsylvania ....$45.00-$ 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.
Frigldalre Equipped
ACCESSIBLE
Street cars, bus lines and stores.
General Apartments, Inc*-
22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439.
Nights. Sundays. Holidays. Call LI-2361.
ALABAMA AT 10TH—Avalon 2 and 3-room
apartments; utilities furnished; S2O.
CENTRAL, 2342—5 Rooms neat and water
1 montn free RI-5994. HE-2783.
FALL CREEK BLVD. 51 W.—s rooms. 2
bedrooms. General Electric, porches, fire
place Reduced. HA-3127.
MERIDIAN. N. 2933—6 rooms lower, shadv.
porches, near school. Reduced. TA-2800.
WOODRUFF PL.. E. DR.. 590—Full sized |
bedroom apt., cross ventilation: roof
garden; among forest trees; special low
rate. j
The Chi s w felt
2805-11 RUCKLE
Just off cool Fall Creek: pleasant. 2-
bedroom apartments. Call RI-7243. 1
FREE transportation to inspect lurmshea
and unfurnished apartments day or
night. No obligations. LI-5452; eve
Or Sun HU-6819. TA-1064. WA-0433.
INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL AGENCY.
2-Room Apartment
South—336 Prospect St.
Summer Rate
Utilities furnished; in good condition: *
can be seen at any time. Security Trust
Cos. DR. 7J55-R. Call at Apt. 3.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
RENTALS
22 Unfurnished Houses
! *9—STATION ST., 3026—4-room single, re
' conditioned, electricity, gas. water, ce
tnented cellar, paved street. CH-4924
$lO. WISCONSIN. 321—5 Rooms. Moms.
208 W.. 2 rooms. *6: water. RI-7307.
sl2. 6-room half double, semi-modern.
‘ Water paid, 1309 W. 27th.
! *l2 50: DRAPER. 1531—4 Rooms, kitchen*
j ette; near school: water paid; redec-
I orated HU-4368. DR-3564-R.
sl2 50—DIVISION ST. 545—5-room, semi
modern double, water paid; school.
! WA-1430-M.
j $12.50 BELL ST, 509 'I3OO E.'—s-rooms,
j toiiet. water paid, redecorated. TA-6415.
I sl3: NEW JERSEY, S. 2164—At Garfield
] park, dandy 5-room semi-mod, V 2 dble.,
j A-l cond , gar.; water pd. DR-3472.
! sl3.so—Water paid—BELLEFONTAINE 1123
i —Upper apartment; 4 rooms; garage.
i BE-2615.
! SIS—GUILFORD 2445- 5-Room modern
j double, fenced back yard. TA-1158.
j sls—Water paid—VILLA 805—5-room dou
ble complete: bath: A-l condition, ga
rage, good location. DR-3472.
*2O: NEW YORK. E, 4805—4-room modern
double, redecorated, cleaned, garage. IR
-7912.
$25 —Tacoma. N, 1019—4-room modern:
n-a-door; gar, water paid. CH-4178-W.
ALABAMA, N. 437—Ideal location for
rooming house; newly decorated, modern.
ARNOLDA. 541—5-room house, large gar
den. partly planted. $12.50. TA-6415.
CONGRESS 750—5-rooms. Olney N. 2840
4-rooms; strictly modern. ! 2-price.
RI-4749.
DEQUINCY N. 423 3-ROOM MODERN.
EXCELLENT LOCATION. $16.50. IR-7915
EMERSON 310— 1 BUNGALOW 1— 5-rooms
i modern. A-l, garage, water paid. RI
-7260.
GUILFORD. 3105—Lovely 5-room modern
double; large yard; $22.50, HE-2282.
GUILFORD. 5243—5-room bungalow; large
bedrooms; garage. Key 5241 Guildford.
HAWTHORNE. S, 121—5-room modern
single, double garage, shade, $16,50.
IR-7915.
ILLINOIS ST, N, 2603‘2—Unusual five
rooms, breakfast nook, large sun parlor,
on corner, very reasonable. RI-7725 or
TA-5198.
JENNY LANE. 22—'4700 East'; attrac
tive 6-room strictly modern double, like
new,
543 JONES ST.
$7. 3 rooms, single, semi-mod, water
paid. A. J. Hueber & Cos, 144 N. Dela
ware St, LI-4412.
KEYSTONE. N. 511—Upper duplex, 4-rooms
modern, front porch. $12.50.
MERIDIRN, N. 2359—Modern 7-room dou
ble, extra toilet, garage. Reduced to $25.
OAKLAND. 234 S.—Nice 4-room, modern
double, garage; sl6; water paid. In
qulre 1818 Woodlawn.
OLIVE, 2012—5-room double, will decorate.
sl6. water paid. BE-26V5.
349 N. Oriental
Nice 6 room double near Tech. Low
rent. LI-7491.
GREGORY & APPEL. INC.
RURAL, N. 1536—Near Boulevard. 5-
rooms, heatrola, A-l. garage sl3. IR-7915.
ROOSEVELT AVE, 3460—11 modern rooms,
large lawn. Ideal for sanitarium. CH
-3550,
1738 Spruce
Good 4 room double. Will paper. Rent
reduced. LI-7491.
GREGORY & APPEL. INC.
TEMPLE, S. 12—6-room double, low rent,
water paid. Inquire 2607 E. Washington.
DR-0556.
810 YOKE ST.—5-room modern bungalow,
garage, in A-l condition, or for sale.
C, F. WARD. 1606 Lawton st.
WADE, 1136—5-room, modern bungalow;
A-l; near school and car line; water
paid.
WHITTIER PL. 58—5-rooms modern, new
hardwood, garage. sl9, water. RI-1533.
WISCONSIN 110—5-Rooms, cemented ga
rage; paved street; sl2; water. IR-75115.
18TH ST, 1149 W.—s rooms, furnace,
bath, garage. $lB. Key 1131, DR-1417.
19TH, E. 411—3 bedroom modern, S2O.
Washington E. 1036 7-room seml-mod
ern. TA-1230.
712 E. 22nd
Extra good 6 room double. New paper.
Low rent. LI-7491.
GREGORY & APPEL. INC.
28TH, E„ 408—Sq N. Fall Creek: 6-room
modern double; redecorated; $25. CH
-3577.
6 ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, sl6
New paper, nice yard, 115 Colorado
LI-7361 C. C. GROVE 44 VIRGINIA
REDUCED to sl2; water paid; 5 rooms;
food condition. 534 W. Marvland and
33 W. Pearl. RI-6412. J. S. CRUSE. INC.
COLORED—EASTERN AVE. 2321—4-room
bungalow, electricity, thoroughly cleaned
SB. DR-1709,
After Yonn Have
Selected
Your New Home
See Classification 7-A for
a Reliable Mover.
23 Furnished Apts, and House?
ASHLAND 1634—Lovely 2-room apartment;
lavatory; phone; utilities; private en
trance. HE-3802,
COLLEGE: 2414—3-room furnished apart
ment: Frigidaire; utilities; garage; S3O.
HE-2064,
COLLEGE. 2547—C001, furnished. 2-room
bath apartment; garage: utilities paid.
ILLINOIS. N, BIOV2 —Beautiful, modern,
furnished efficiency apartment; $7 to $8;
Utilities. LI-8888.
ILLINOIS. N, 437—5 and 6-room apart
ments: furnished, unfurnished: S2O to
S3O. RI-0143.
ILLINOIS. 220 N.—l, 2 and 3-room fur
nished apartments; elevator; all utilities.
LI-4466.
ILLINOIS. N, 2603—Attractive 3-room
apartment, furnished bedroom, in-a-door
bed. utilities, very reasonable. RI-7725
or TA-5198.
E. RIVERSIDE DR, 2225—Expensively
furnished. 4-room double. Call during
dav; $38.50,
19th. W, 136—1 to 3-room apts, porches.
yard; utilities. $4-$4.50. HA-3085-W.
SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE
through classified ads in The Times
Phone ‘‘ad-taker’’ Ri. 5551 during busi
ness hours
24 Suburban and Farms
63RD OFF MICHIGAN RD. Modern
bungalow, 5 rooms, beautiful grounds.
S3O. WA-1685-1.
BUNGALOW SUB., $15.00
Four rooms, electric lights, inclosed
porch, garage, chicken house; in good con
dition. Close in; 3851 Rockville Rd. Call
Frazee. LI-2318.
ANSWER Want Ads Promptly, the bar
gains that you see today may be gone
tomorrow.
25 Factory, Office and Desk Fpace
ROOM suitable for physician $35. DR.
CHESTER MILLER, Dentist. 1107 Odd
Fellows. Bldg. I
REAL ESTATE F 0 RS ALE
27 Houses for Sale
FOR SALE OR TRADE—42I N. Walcott. !
near Tech: 8-room modern: 2-car garage, j
Owner. CH-3168 before 7 n. m.
N. PERSHING, 719—4 rooms; $lO down. !
Balance like rent. Also 1814 W. New
York. 6 rooms. sl2 down. RI-7725.
Times Want Ad Rates are the lowest Id I
City For complete details call RI-5551
29 Lots, Farms and Acreage
SMALL farm near Martinsville for sale
cheap. CH-6016-R.
31 Wanted to Trade
FINE brick veneer home; north; trade for
drvgoods store, double or B. and L.
stock. CH-2583.
EXCHANGE deed equity in 6-room double j
for 4 or 5 room house. Smith. 1311 W. |
27th St.
32 Wanted to Sell or Rent
FOR RENT—One furnished and one un
furnished apartment, 3751 Central ave.
Four rooms and sun room; frigidaire,
garage, incinerator, nice front and back
yard. Call at Apt. No. 2.
MERCHANDISE
34 Swaps
SWAP
Things You Have for
Things You Want
TO ADVERTISER
Each ad appearing in this column Is listed
in The Times Swap Bureau Directory lor
sixty davs free of charge Your swap ad J
costs onlv 3c a werd In The Times. Special i
multiple rates of seven davs for the price
of five and four davs for the cost of three i
TO TRADERS
If vou can not find the leads that vou
desire in the ads in this column call the
Swap Counter. RI-5551. and we will at
tempt to arrange a trade for you from
Swaps previously publishca There is no
charge for this service. j
WILL TRADE Hawaiian Guitar lessons for
anything of value. Expert instructions.
2108 Rooesvetl Ave. CH-4425.
.TOURIST TRAILER—Ice box. kitchen,
two compartments: S3O cash. Will trade.
751 Lexington.
DENTISTRY at vour own price or? Dr.
Hickman. 762 E. 42nd St.
STUTZ —8 Sedan, 6 wire wheels, practi- j
cailv new tires. Trade for panel truck, i
1913 College ave.
MERCHANDISE
40 Store Specials
Buy Now! Share These
Pre-Inflation Savings!
S J- 00 Down Delivers this BRAND NEW 1933
v Gpex
\ ELECTRIC CLEANER
ai ' "With Ball Bearing Motor
and Motor Driven Revolving
; h| -^ ie Lowest Price in History
wk s]_9-85
Wjl Thousands Sold at $39.50
Brand New. Full Sized. Powerful,
JnrYzSJ Latest Model Apex; Famous for 20
A ffihulr Years as Good Cleaners. Don’t Miss
/i Phone for Home Trial
BLOCK'S—Fifth Floor.
sj.°° Deposit Delivers a Brand New Famous
JMjb TrJ ELECTRIC WASHER
Select your choice at Block’s
,mntm from 10 new models.
Still Sold at the Low Price of
s49^
t- *OTE THESE IMPORTANT FEATURES
F rPflßi|J 1 • Glistening Porcelain Tub
I] U'lPrwir 1 • High 3.Vane Agitator
jp* -1 -j • Safety Release Wringer
.I tjjjiyW "‘—■‘“ll • Cushion Wringer Rolls
9) ||ilj ®L • Fully Enclosed Gear Case
[yl St • Gears Running in Oil
• ti-H. P. Splash Proof Motor
xy • Sturdily Constructed
An engineering achievement in quality and value, backed
by Block’s and Apex’s 20 years’ experience.
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN
Block's—Fifth Floor.
phone
Have You Heard TTc~' '' —^
How Easy It Is to I *
RENT ’
an Electric , f ’ J
—U
Refrigerator u
at Ayres I
YOU PAY 1 I
ONLY ONE > I
DOLLAR |i
PER WEEK mJSL
PER WEEK
$1 per week places an Electric Refrigerator in your
home.
Call Riley 9441 for complete details about our Re
frigerator Rental Plan.
SEVENTH FLOOR RI. 9441
34 Swaps
HIGH powered rifle or typewriter for Doc
tor’s microscope. DR-4718.
’SELLING YOUR FURNITURE? SEE 39A
FOR FURNITURE BUYERS.
$4 FOR good used bicycle; painting for
good used car or what? LI-3914.
LIGHT 4 wheel platform trailer. Oakland
truck, both S3O or? RI-7725.
FAN—9-Inch blade direct current. For
alternating current lan, LI-8282. __
RABBITS—For Ford panel truck or? 218
N. Sheffield Ave. 6 to 7 P. M.
Avery fine old Violin. BE-4668.
35 Household Goods
ANTIQUE Dresser, excellent condition,
ready to use, sl6. 2933 N. Meridian.
Apt. 4.
DAYBED—AIso porch swing. 9x12 rug. ice
box, gas stove 606 E. Walnut.
ICE BOXES 'Bo' and gas stoves. $1.50 up.
All sizes. Some like new. Must sell. No
reasonable offer refused. Open evenings.
1919 Southeastern ave. DR-1294.
; BED —Complete, full size, hair mattress
i and springs; $lO. HU-6504.
EASY WASHERS $59.50
PARTS—SERVICE.
BELMONT HARDWARE CO.
Exclusive Easy Dealer.”
2124 W. Wash. BE-2116.
WASHERS $39.95 up
fiinam used washers $7 up
W'e Service Ail Machines.
EASY TERMS.
32 N. Delaware. Electric Shop. LI-5386.
APEX—ROTA REX—Parts and Service.
: wringer rolls anv make. APEX ELEC
| TRIC SERVICE CO, 3123 Ruckle St,
KEEP COOL with a "Modir.e." room
cooler. Call at our office, where they
are demonstrated. POLAR ICE & FUEL
CO TA-0689.
j HOOVER SWEEPER—Late model, prac
i tically new, metal agitator. 3eater type,
Cheap. 2117 Sugar Grove,
MERCHANDISE
40 Store Specials
36 Radios, Musical Instruments
*■■■■—
Wilking’s Piano Bargains
Kurtzmann, like new SIOO
Kimball, like new 65
Kurtzmann. plain case, mahog.... 50
Kimball 25
Other Good Uprights. $lO-sls
All above pianos fully guaranteed.
WILKING MUSIC CO.
120 E. Ohio, LI-6464.
ATTENTlON—Beautiful grand 5’ mahogany
case. Duco finish. $195. looks like new.
guaranteed: only one at this price. Terms
to suit you. Biggest bargain In the
city.
WILKING MUSIC COMPANY
WILL SELL SSOO equity in beautiful high
grade grand for $25. small balance of
*225 on this account. Terms. *1.50 per
WILKING MUSIC COMPANY
FREE radio service calls; estimate if rep
needed LANES. 2828 E. Tenth. CH-0218
FREE RADIO SERVICE. WORK GUAR
ANTEED MT. JACKSON RADIO CO
3413 W. WASH. ST. BE-1490.
ELECTRICAL—Automatic player piano;
mahogany finish; first class condition.
310 N. Belleview. BE-1099-M.
Avalon Ten-Tube
Console radio reduced from $59.50 to
$39 95—Guaranteed easy terms.
I American Radio Stores
! 135 South Illinois LI-8976
! LEEDY—Portable vibraphone, shop worn,
$125. Easy terms.
PEARSON PIANO CO, 128 N. PENN.
ANSWER Want Ads Promptly, ths bar
-1 Rains that you see today may be gone
tomorrow.
AUTOMOTIVE
50 Autos For Sale
WELCOME TO OUR NEW HOME
832 N. MERIDIAN ST.
ASSURED TRANSPORTATION
A CORDIAL INVITATION
EXTENDED TO ALL
DAILY BARGAIN
1927 Nash Std. Sedan, $45
1932 Buick coupe, 6 w, w $775 1930 Peerless edan 276
1932 Chevrolet coupe 395 1930 Essex coach... !’ 5195
1932 Ford V-8 coupe... 375 1930 Viking sedan 6 w w 22’>
1932 Marmon 70 sedan 445 1930 Reo coupe 275
1931 DeSoto sedan 375 1929 LaSalle sot sedan 444
Inol 5 U E P sedßn ??? I®*; 9 Grah am sedan. 6 w w.!. .! 150
1931 Hudson coupe 325 1929 Chevrolet coupe 135
1931 Buick sedan. 31-67 595 1929 Buick coune 79.4253
1931 Buick sedan. 6 w. w 695 1928 Buick sedan’ 150
1931 Buick coupe. 6 w. w 645 1928 Nash coach 124
1930 Chevrolet coupe 175 1927 Buick coach no
Generous Terms. Fair Appraisals
(f 111 WIT HA
llUlim <£©„ L
CENTRAL'S USED CAR STORE
832 N. Meridian St. LI-1995
WANTED MSg
We will give top prices on your present car on a trade
for anew
DE SOTO OR PLYMOUTH
We need used cars, so come in tonight and make a deal
JONES AND MALEY, INC.
2421 E. Washington. CII-0491
MERCHANDISE
36 Radios, Musical Instruments
UPRIGHT PIANO—In good condition. Ad
dress Times. Box K-172.
PLAY—Piano accordions; instruments,
$39.50 up. Free lessons; easy terms.
PEARSON PIANO CO, 128 N. PENN.
BUESCHER" BASS SAX—Silver, gold bell
and case: rare bargain, $65; easy terms.
PEARSON PIANO CO, 128 N. PENN.
Battery Sets
Westinghouse with tubes $2 00
Erla, with tubes $3.50
Thompson, with tubes $3.50
Silver Marshall dess tubesi $4.50
The above prices do not include batteries.
R. & R. STORES 225_E. WASH. ST.
37 Miscellaneous For Sale
CITY CASH REGISTER EXCHANGE
Complete list: store, restaurant fixtures
bought and sold. 419 E. Ohio St, RI-8714.
SUDDEN DEATH—It never fails, destroys
bedbugs and household vermin. Albert G.
Maas Cos, 31 Virginia Ave. RI-7125.
DESTROY MOTH—And their larvae, use
Mothicide, liquid or crystals. Albert G.
Maas Cos, 31 Virginia Ave. RI-7125.
ELECTRIC Pumps, deep or shallow well.
Bargains. 5228 W. Morris St, BE-3902.
PANS—Electric, ventilating and exhaust;
all sizes.
MEIER ELECTRIC & MACH. CO.
3525 E. Wash. IR-1151.
COMPRESSOR—Two 8-6 cu. ft. electric,
complete, automatic, cheap.
MEIER ELECTRIC & MACH. CO.
3525 E, Wash. IR-1151.
EXHAUST Fan, Auto-Vent, 16-inch A. C.
reasonable. Late model washer. Eden
Washer Shop, 1921 W. Washington St.
IV-i'iil-f Tn Qts. 25c Doz.
nun O d.l is p ints 20c Doz.
We deliver. West End Bottling Cos, 534 W.
Pearl St. LI-8085.
BUY YOUR CHEESE CLOTH
TOWELS AND NAPKINS FROM
THE MAX KATZ BAG CO.
LAWN SWINGS— 4-passenger,^s6.so.
One electric cooling cabinet. $lO.
12) Gas refrigerators, S3O and SSO.
BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STA
TION, corner Capitol & South St.
BICYCLES—SIO up: tires; repairs. Hoff
man's, 251 Mass. 245 E. Wash. 946 E.
Wash.
UNREDEEMED LIKE NEW
Fishing rods & reels, 49c up
SACKS BROS, 308 INDIANA AVE.
37-c Building Materials
ALL lumber lor 18x20 garage, including
new siding, sash and doors. $48.95.
SERVICE LUMBER CO, 820 MADISON
AVE. LI-3069.
38 Typewriters, Store and Office
Supplies
Best prices. KING E&..
205 Mass, LI-9470.
39 Wanted to Buy
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for old gold
jewelry, watches, bridges, teeth.
STANDARD GOLD SMELTING CO.
423 LEMCKE BLDG, Cor. Penn. & Market.
WANTED —About 50 vds of good used car
get must be reasonable. Call at 3751
entral Ave, Apt. No. 2.
39-a Furniture Buyers
HSRS-FS
WANTS GOOD FURNITURE
MR. PIERCE PROMPT SERVICE
FURNITURE WANTED—HU-7274
QUICK SERVICE AND BEST PRICES.
BUY all kinds of furniture, any amount’
also moving. DR-4670.
WANT furniture, odd pieces or homes.
Kennedy Furniture Store. CH-0976.
1 XJkV BUY ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE
FROM BASEMENT TO ATTIC RI-7775.
FURNITURE—ANY AMOUNT
OR KIND—CASH AT ONCE.
MR. STILLBOWER, CH-6757.
Call RI. 0469 For . any furniture.
‘ ’ w rugs stoves or clothing
you have for sale. Calls answered promptly.
HIGH PRICES TOR
GOOD FURNITURE.
NISSEN. 706 MASS AVE. LI-0234.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. FURNI
TURE. RUGS. STOVES. MR. HOLCOMB
HA-3085-W, DAY OR NIGHT. '
40 Store Specials
HALF SOLES
and HEELS
While You Wait
SERVICE
FIRST GRADE MATERIALS
TANARUS) 1 1 > Main
BlOCk S # Amiex
FRIDAY ONLY
FOR RENT
Fracture beds, invalid chairs, crutches,
back rests and commodes.
BAKER BROS 219 E. WASHINGTON
RENT A MAYTAG
$1 oer week.
Call RI-9441. Extension 373.
L. S. Avres & Cos.
41 Cash Coal Mart
Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos.
DR-2400, DR-2401.
Fredrick Coal Cos.
DR-1792. No Wheel Charge WA-5666
KINDLING AND NO WHEEL CHARGE
W. Va. bik *5.25: ton $2.75
White Ash blk $4 25; Vi ten *2.40
UNION ICE AND COAL CC I
DR-4621. DR-4622.
LIVE S TOC K
42 Dogs, Birds, Pets
PERSIAN KITTENS—Fine stock; cheap for
Quick sale. 742 W. 11th. U-9183.
_JULY 6, 1933
AUTOMOTIVE
50 Autos For Sale
;46 Accessories, Tires, Parts
USED TRUCK TIRES
j All sizes, both high pressure and bal
loon. Some with onlv a few thousand
J miles on them, as low at $5. General Tire
|Co 838 N Delaware __LI-5523
48 Autos Wanted
CASH FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY.
"INDIANA'S Largest Used Car Dealer.”
I. WOLF AUTO CO.
555 N. Canitol. LI-4516.
USED CARS WANTED—Any model or con
dition. Highest cash prices paid. SELIO
AUTO CO, 19 S. East St. Rl-7119.
49 Trucks, Trailers, Tractors
INTERNATIONA 1—1931 l 1 2-ton, 6-cvlinT
der, 3-men cab. Long wheelbase; brand
new dual tires. Quick sale, $650. Int's.
Harv. Cos, 1325 W. Morris.
TRACTOR—Demonstrators, used semi
trailer, repossessed dump trucks and new
1932 van chassis. MACK TRUCKS. 730
E. Washington St.
New Semi-Trailers, $395
„ , WILL HAUL 10 TONS.
Brakes. Axles installed on vour trailer.
INDPLS. TRUCK AND TRAILER CO.
1125 E, Georgia st. DR 3300
We urge you to buy now. G. M C.
Tractors and 22-ft. trailer in A-l condi
tion. If you will stand investigation. I
have steady job. Many other Trucks
tractors, trailers.
General Motors Used Truck Dept.
31 W. 13th St.
H. Sandvs. LI-7467.
SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE
through classified ads in The Times.
Phone ’’ad-taker’ Ri. 5551 during busl
ness hours
50 Autos For Sale
CHEVROLET—I93I sport coupe; 6. w. w.
and tires, trunk rack with rumble seat.
Oh, what a buy at $295. We trade. Very
liberal terms.
TERRAPLANE AND HUDSON DEALER
Oakley Motor Sales 1663 S Meridian
DODGE 26 coune: runs fine. Finish $3
weekly payments. 3815 College. WA-2266.
PLYMOUTH 31 COACH
This will make a very satisfactory car
and is in A-l shape; $245.
Harry A. Sharp
__ Personal Service
DR-5020 443 Virginia Ave.
PL ty J SSO UT HE?3B37 OaCh; neV '‘ r drive "’ EquU
tIPONTIAC COACH
$325
LOSEY MOTOR. INC.
FINE USED CARS—A wide assortment of
choice used cars to chose from
A. W. BOWEN CO.
945 Ft Wavne Ave. RI-5566.
Willys and Auburn Distributors
The Schott Auto Cos.
2004 N. Meridian. TA-3700.
E< ??’/r H se ‘L ca , rs at real bargain prices.
Make Tracks for Sacks."
Sacks Bros. Auto Loan Cos.
RESULT producing Times Want Ads Cost
onlv 3 cents a word.
financial
52 Business Opportunities ,
16-ROOM downtown rooming house cheap-
filled up. Owner leaving city. RI-3924'.
CONFECTIONARY Equipped lor ice
cream: lunch: $350. J. L. NORWOOD.
656 Virginia Ave.
52-a Securities, Bldg. & Loan
WILL BUY: Union National Railroadmen'*.
Celtic, Atkins. Provident. Plymouth, Pru
dential.
„ SCHLOSS BROS. INV CO.
137 E, Wash. St. LI-2318. WA-1494
53 Personal Property Loans
(B)m (CkmrrmcUr Umome
NO MORTGAGE*
Stu loss
nN. <S(p). 3
55 Auto Loans
CASH TO LOAN *
—on—
AUTOMOBILES
Don’t lose your auto. Re
finance at lower pay
ments. Our new office
assures privacy and quick,
courteous service.
SAfKSBROS
AUIO 10AN CO
302 N. Capitol Ave. RI. 5994
Auto Loans
MERIDIAN
Motor Sales \

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