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GODFREY MENTIONED
AS CAROLINA COACH
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COLUMBUS. O, March 31.
Ernost R. Godfrey, line coach at
Ohio Sure University since 1929.
today was reported as the probable
successor to Carl Snavley as head
football coach at North Carolina
University.
■ Godfrey returned to Columbus
today following a visit to Chapel
Hill and a conference with North
Carolina athletic officials. Godfrey
admitted conditions at North Caro
lina were “decidedly attractive."
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518, George W. Carpenter,
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men and Helpers. Thos. I.
Hughes, secretary-treasurer.... 100.00
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tional Travel and Study Clubs,
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Eleanor rage Hapgood 15.00
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A Friend 3.00
l ninn lee and Coal Cos., Ine. 5.00
Religious School of the Council
of Jewish Women, additional 2.00
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M. Marcus 1.00 !
Arthur and Bertha 1.00 :
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Jane Alice Crawford 5.00 I
Mother and Son . 1.10 I
Florence H. Fitch 5.00
Airs. Ida E. W ade, Bridgeport ... 1.00
A Friend ... 1.00
Airs. Fay 1.00
Thankful 1.00
Sisth Grade of New Bethel
School. Wanamaker. Ind. .... 1.00
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sigma SoroH*; , Dorothy Jack,
Treasurer 10.00
F, J. Bowers 5.00 !
Airs. AI. Rickman . 1.00:
Air. and Airs. P. A'. Moran 2.00 ,
l.eah Horner 3.00
West Side Christian Mission.
From a district entirelv sub
merged in the 1013 flood 4.00
E. M. R 1.00
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LOANS
of Value: S
AUTOMOBILES,
RADIOS
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, i
Fur Coats, Men sand Women's i
Clothing and Musical instrument* j
Chicago Jewelry Cos.
116 E. Washington St.
i Between Pennsylvania * Delaware-sts. j
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the accurae;
of 1175 RonfP- I
h Brown. 22, of j
a: dll <d. Ropna
• h 1cl■" r. 1R of
1744 N Olnry- i
• :'.o Dorothy Campbell, j
Tr'nle-a- inspector.
of 826 N New Jersey- 1
■: Thelma Wines. 22. of j
.! .pi-m, housekeeper.
■i ,i Jowe'i 22. of 2051 N. New 1
I'.erk, and Dorothy J.
'■ 51.1 E. 20th-st, silk worker. !
• : Gregory 24. of 2030 McPher
and Margaret Bates. 21. i
70'2 park -av, housekeeper.
H> sid R Blank. 23. North Vernon. '
■ and Lois M Carter. 23. of
. - . Eds nrd.s-av. office clerk.
Rots.
< ' Mildred Burnett, 2153 S. New
Jr -p\
r i :de, Lola Grider. 315 Cossell.
1 lbs-' Emma Moore. 4542 Baltimore.
B - her . Alma Lov, 3415 E. 26th.
M 'in Mabel Carnenter. St. Vincent's.
A hr. or. Alber’a Anderson. St. Vincent's.
Anthonv. Marj McCann. S'. Vincent s.
. Ired Kottkamp, St. Vin-
Lrr Gretchen Payton. 43 Harris.
Wade. Eura Crowe. Coleman.
Herder 'essie La Fever. Coleman.
R ebert. Bet tv Marshall. Coleman.
Herman, E.-'hc Mat tick. Coleman.
Gordon, Mildred Batman. 320 W. 44th.
Ralph, Esther Hiatt. Coleman.
Ford. Catherine DeWttt. Coleman.
John. Helen O'Connor. Coleman.
Finest, Edith Reynolds. Coleman.
James Mary Riiev. Coleman
Richard. Ne;he Smith Coleman
Thomas. Virginia Todd. Coleman.
Paul, Mary Tolin. Coleman.
Girls
Ora. Julia Case. St. Vincent's.
John. Florence Kelley, St. Vincent's.
Richard. Hilda Reid. St.. Vincent's.
Leo. Rosemary Evans, St. Vincent's.
Charles. Marv Woods. St. Vincent's.
Hugo. Mildred Poe, St. Vincent's-.
Kenneth, Florence Murdock, St. Vin
cent's.
C ’arence. Reba Alfred. Coleman.
Harold. Josephine Eads, Coleman.
Orville. Catherine Harris. Coleman.
Joe. Aileen Miller, Coleman.
Joe Edna Morton, Coleman.
C. L,. Martha George. Coleman.
Francis. Thelma Martin. Coleman.
Thomas. Anna McKee. Coleman.
Benjamir. Louise Pearcy, Coleman.
Wayne, Edith Sarvis. Coleman.
Deaths
James A Neal, BS, at 525 N. Belmont,
arteriosclerosis.
Margaret A. Ball, 62, at 6179 Burlington,
uremia.
Mary C. Myers. 31, at- St, Vincent's Hos
pital. carcinoma.
Joseph T. Stevens, 5, at 1902 W. Ver
mont. septicaemia.
William Richard Sipes, 1, at Methodist
Hospital, chicken pox.
Ira Orton, 32, at 20th and Northwestern,
accidental.
Roy Barcley, 33. at Long Hospital, lobar
pneumonia.
Albert E Weaver. 46, at Veterans Hos
pital. mitral stenosis.
Frank Adkins, 59, at Veterans Hospital,
anemia
Winnie Kavlor, 37, at Coleman Hos
pital. paralysis.
Ernest Lucas. 52, at City Hospital,
broncho pneumonia.
Henry Pugh McGuire. 84. at Methodist
Hospital, mvocarditis.
Iva Waterman. 41, at Meflhodist Hos
pital. appendicitis.
Sue Caroivn Habig. 8 months at Meth
odist Hospital, lobar pneumonia
William R Wiedenhorn. 78, at 812 Fair
field, hypostatic pneumonia.
BTTLDING PERMITS
Lillian Hunter, 42C W. 42d-st, *4OO, re
place warm air furnace
Emil Kernel, 1150 S. Illinois-st. SIOO al
terations and repairs.
James F Mahoney, 34 Parkview-av, S4OO,
new front porch.
M D Byrd, 437 Dou:;!as*-st. *l5O, alter
a'mns and repatrs to frame house and
add two rooms and bath.
Indianapolis Ice and Coal Cos. 2120
Hoyt-av, $2500, erect one-storv. building
for pß;ce and storage
T J Gore. 350 Hanpton-dr, *2OO. erect
two-car garage
T. J. Gore 350 Hampton-dr. *7OO, erect
two-story brick veneer welling. and
ELASTIC STOCKINGS
ANKLE SUPPORTS
KNEE CAPS
ARCH SUPPORTS
HAAG’S
129 W. nuh, St,
■
. fa! her "f Jack
■■ F HAN A N , IOR.TU
-0 a m. Friends
■! 1 *<r> LAS M - age 32 parsed away
•hr !'"' Horpi'al. Funeral
! p IV a' the Bul
liorinx church. Burial Floial
. STEVENS SERVICE.
' \N i Gra belo’ -d wife of
■ n and mother of Mr?
M - .men Monro Pal;.
O ; man of t his ci' y
Overman of j,os Angelos.
r 'd aw a a< the home of her
M inn, 2.16 N Chcster-
V 30. Funeral Thurs
ut April 2. ai. 2 p. m.. a* Woodruff
F.-eo Baptist Church. Burial Greenwood
Cemetery.
Sfllt MATHER -Michael, age 76. of 410
Oakland, passed ttway Monday, 10:1.5
a. m., at. Sr. Francis Hospital. Husband
of Mrs Emma Schumacher, father of
liber: and Herman Schumacher and
Louis Schumacher (deceased), brother of
Albert. Schumacher of Indianapolis (and
two brothers and two sisters in Ger
many). grandfather of Louis. Paul and
Rita Schumacher. Services Wednesday.
8:15 a. m . at the residence; 9 a. m. St.
Philip Neri, Burial Crown Hill. Friends
invited.
WATSON- Martha, of 226 N. Richland
av. beloved mother of Mrs. Susie Powell,
Mrs. Amy Rader. Steve and John Watson
of Indianapolis, Mrs. Sarah Belle Smock
and Ira Watson of Dayton, O. Mrs. Mary
Stanley and Jim Watson of Fairmount,
Tnd departed this life Monday, age 74
years. Funeral Thursday. April 2, at
the residence, 226 N. Richland-av, 2
p m. Burial Flora! Park. Friends in
vited. Funeral under the direction of
MOORE & KIRK.
WILKERSON —Maurice R.. beloved son of
Mrs. Mary Wilkerson and brother of
Mrs. Mazie M. Faulconer and Melvin E.
and Cordia E. Wilkerson. passed away
a' the residence, 2007 N. Harding-st.
Monday morning, March 30. Funeral
services will be conducted by Capital
City Lodge No, 312, F. & A. M.. at the
residence Tuesday evening. March 31.
at 8 o'clock. Burial Coffee Creek Ceme
tery in Jennings Countv, Indiana,
Wednesday afternoon. April 1. Friends
invited. WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
5 Funeral Directors
WML D. BEANBLOSSOM
1321-23 W. RAY-ST. _ BE-1588
J. J. BLACKWELL AND SONS
FUNERAL HOME
92S N. Capltol-Av. Phone LI-7115
PERSONAL SERVICE
W. T. BLASENGYM
MAIN OFFICE
2226 SHELBY-ST. DR-2570
CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
1934 W, MICH.-ST. BE- 1934
PAUL E. DORSEY
3925 E. NEW YORK-ST. IR-1173
FINN BROS.
Funeral Home
1639 N. Mertdian-st. TA-1835
FIANNER & BUCHANAN
25 W. Fall Creek Drive
TA-4400 TA-4401 TA-4402
BERT S. GADD
2130 Prospect-st. DR-5307
GRINSTEINER'S
522 E. Market
RI-5374
G. H. HERRMANN
1505 S. EAST-ST. DR-4477
HISEY & TITUS
C SI N. Delaware
LI-3828
LAUCK FUNERAL HOME
1458 S. Meaidian. DR-2140; DR-3210
M Where better funerals cost less”
GEORGE McCARTY
FORTVTLLB INDIANA
MOORE & KIRK
2530 Btat'on-st. CH-1806-7 TA-6058—8
ROYSTER & ASKIN
1902 N. Meridian-st. TA-0299
2501 E. 10th—2522 W. Wash.
2743 West 16th-st.
SHIRLEY BROS. CO
346 N. Hilnols-st. LI-5409
GEO. W. USHER
FUNERAL HOMES
2614 W. WASH.-ST. BE-0148
1719 N CAPITOL-AV. TA-1719
J. C. WILSON
DR-0321. 1230 Prospect-st. DR-0322
8 Monuments
MONUMENTS. MARKERS. MASOLEUMS
In granite and marble. Extensive stock,
highest quality workmanship. Original
designs. Auto service to showroom or
cemeterv without obligation.
RHOADS MEMORLAL STUDIO.
CH-4390. 31st and Adams. (Bright wood'
9 Lost and Found
STRA YED - AIRDALE, - very old .Jack Boies
1515 S. Braeson, on collar. Reward.
T A-2681.
LOST— Fraternity pint Sigma Chi), Initials
"J. O. H. 1 Reward. HA-2489-M. __
LOST Diamond Wrist Watch with Initials
on back. Übtiai reward. TA-0451.
V \ -- < T 'fa , ■’ -
Di ill kHLD STONG
: FDA u COAL CO. DR-
I ' I) 0'..:, ml Leonard
* v. Washington, BE-4100.
CONTRACTING
; model. ‘ urns a spe-
Work guaran
’d. SILLER, OR-3959
! DO' rfli'f'V, CH-iTW -Cement paving con
• - general contractor; brick work
DODGE
" weTssman motors.
2210 E, Wash.
Phones—Dr,v CTI-5828: nlte. DR-5117
I LOOR RE F IMS HIN G
M OOR. CLOTHS
■V s'z.es, new end used, in rtoe.k at low
eu price. HCOSIER TARPAULIN. 1302
W. Washington.
HARDWOOD FLOORS I AI!).'OLD~FLOORS
REFINISHED. ESTIMATES FREE. LI
-3119.
HARDWOOD floor:. stairways refinished;
2 year? experience; work guaranteed.
FRANTZREB. DR-1593.
FURNACE SERVICE
ME PAL WORKS—S3S Mas
sachusetts. Service parts. All furnaces.
Guaranteed, RI-SBOB.
FURNITURE REPAIR
CHAIRS made new by robottoming in cane,
hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUS
TRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0583.
GENERAL HAULING
yard" clean TNG. rubbish and ashes
j hauled, reasonable; while drivers. HE
| 1037.
MACHINISTS
l GEO. J. EGENOLF—Machinists specializing
in printing and special machinery, 18G
I W. South. LI-6212.
MATTRESSES, MADE OVER
MATTRESSES renovated; also made into
innerspring by experts. RI-2347.
MATTRESSES renovated; innersprings
made; we also upholster, clean living-
room suites. DR-5088.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
EXPERT repairs on all musical instru
ments. CARLIN MUSIC, 211 Mass.-av.
EXPERT REPAIR. MUSICIANS REP.
SHOP. (2nd. fl.i 119 Pembroke Arcade.
PATER CLEANING
PAPER CLEANING, painting; general
cleaning; yard work. Free estimates. CH
_ osll-R.
PAPER CLEANING— 50c per room; 14
years experience; for immediate service
_ call LANNAN (White). BE-4728.
Paper Cleaning' Painting
BARRETT BROS. Experts. Work guar
anteed. DR-3317.
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING
A. D. CHAPPELL—Interior, exterior. My
aim is to please. E Z Payments. BE-0343.
PAPERHANGING—First class, latest May
flower samples. W. H. M'CLARY. 814
Wallace. IR-3132.
PAPERHANGING, painting, steam remov
ing; interior decorating. Work guaran
teed. CARL C. ADCOCK, DR-3824-M.
i £ Paper hanging—paper removed by"
| Jj- steam.
; "V RI. 4131; DR. 17R9-J; WA. 2066.
| PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. FIRST
CLASS WORK C. E. SHAUMAN. CH
-3763-M.
PISTON RING SERVICE
SURETY Piston Rings. Special trial offer"
See us for complete niston service.
RIVERSIDE AUTO PARTS. TA-2814,
1305 W. 29th-st.
PLASTERING
! HOLLAND & SULLlVAN"~"plas tering coni
S tractors, new, repair, guaranteed. CH
-1037-W after 2 p. m.
PRINTING
FOR quality printing, prompt service, re~al
sonable. SHOEMAKER PRESS. 603
_Print Craft. RI-5863.
RUG CLEANING
RUGS, *1.80: 3-pc. furniture. $6.507“w0rk
guar. JULIAN RUG CLEANERS. LI-9384.
W. O. JONES, INC.—Rugs, carpet cleaning
Specialists. 4440 N. Keystone. HU-1356
W. N. FLY RUG CO.
Specialists in rug and furniture clean
ing. 28 years. It costs no more. Com
pleteiy insured. 2328 Brookside. CH-2311.
RELIABLE rug cleaners; 9x12 domestic.
51.75. Furniture cleaning. Work guar
anteed, Ch-3532.
SERVER CLEANING
HAVE your sewers cleaned the Electric
Roto Rooter way. Save monev and time,
j SEWER CLEANING SERVICE. TA-3366.
TINNING ROOFING
TINNING. ROOFING. Sheet metal work.
Estimates free. HARRY MILEY & SON.
_BE-0436-J.
TRUCK RENTALS
MOVE yourself or rent anew pleasure car.
Low rates. DRIVE IT YOURSELF. INC,
PHONE Riley 5551, THE TIMES, /or low'-'
est cost want ads.
WALL PAPER REMOVED
WALL PAPER removed bv steam. UNITED
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR .CO.
RI-6441. _
14 Schools, Instruction
NOW IS THE TIME
Demand for trained stenogs. is lncreas
ing. We guarantee position. Courses in
shorthand, typing, dictaphone, account
ing. comp.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
3rd flqor_Roosev-lt Bldg. RI-9535
20 Help Wanted, Female
5 LODIES to" work with mgr. Sal. *B.OO
_ guar. 47 S. Penn. Rrr.._ 614.
MARRIED COUPLE, experienced livestock,
grain farming; expenses. W. SINGLE
TON. R. No. 3. Brazil, Ind.
WANTED unincumbered lady capable to
manage business from her home. Call
LI-9982, after 2 p,_m :
GIRL. 20-40, reliable, general housework,
assist care of child. Stay nights. Room
and board, small wage. 3852 Broadway.
_ WA-2521-R. ___
SHOULD YOU PAIL to And th oositlon
you wan* in this column, may wa sug
gest you use an Inexpensive ad of your
own under “SiUiationa Wanted”—4 day*
cost as little as 65c. and in most cases
results In connections. Call MISS PAGE
at Riley 5551 or cose la to The Times,
Waat Ad Hesdqu&men.
T . w' ,v*. * .A. •
■/ Female
ns, l i male
• i • ’ A.;
nations, Male
Moving and Storage
V • /looms for Rent
Bth; ticNve front;
tfreakfast. Gen
: >. .: ;th k. ’ sis ■ o.v. !
II LIT O f:' • V i'll
-■ water; quiet home; :
: downstairs, sleeping j
■led: private entrance.
\ :; HiNfiTON- ; 7vd, 3300—Nice; three I
: ;-e l inset. Private entrance, j
: m, large,
■m; shower bath, garage optional.
4M -si.so; large unfurnished
... Frivato civ.lance. Walking dis
iii K , fils—Lovely, large front room;
. - r HE-1494
'" H 50 W. -Front. furnished, master
bedroom: :wo closets; constant hot
r: I ino-.s eariine. TA-6662.
irge sleeping rm.;
or-bring mattress; near bath. TA
ol Rooms with Board
HAMII,TON. N. 1033 Room, board, laun’l
dr. ; f:l'. ate entrance; two gentlemen;
57 each. CH-2616-R.
: 937 Double room, modern;
laundry; excellent, meals; $lO double,
$5.50 .single. DR-3523-J.
WASHNIGTON, 314,5 R -Men or couple"
down, next bath, 3 meals, $5. CH
ll 75.
CHILD to room and board; mother’s care.
Good home. Reasonable. HA-0326-M.
32 Housekeeping Rooms
$3.75; 114 E. 21ST.—Large room; studio
couch, dine!.' ■ alsojredrm. apt.,
ADAMS. 1947 i ht. cheerful, airy 2-rm.
apt.; suitable >r couple. s2l.
ALABAM N.. lt/i. - Two-rooni apartment.
furnished; $4 up. Also sleeping room. $3.
BROADWAY. 1403—Front 2 rooms."kitch
enette; two small apartments: employed
preferred.
OLLTON. 1804—Two" “connecting
front rooms: in-a-door bed; private en
trance. $5. ______
DELAWARE, N, 720—ATWO rooms, every
thing furnished. Hot water. Phone.
Walking distance.
DELAWARE. "N.. 323—Nice clean 'house
keeping rooms; $3.50 up. Walking dis-
ta nrjv
EAST' S., 2130 —One room; everything fur
nished: single person; very reasonable.
DR-6132-R.
EUCLID. 109 N.—Private modern built-ins.
in-a-door bed; overstuffed; phone. E
Washington car.
ILLINOIS. N" 2020—Spacious front studio
apt.; kitchenette, sink, linens, utilities.
Private entrance; garage.
MICHIGAN, E. 1311—Two or three-room
nicely furnished apartment. Utilities.
Private entrance. Reasonable.
NEW JERSEY, N., 1421—Cozy, large front
room for housekeeping. Phone. Adults. $4.
NEW JERSEY. 517 N—Desireable room;
private home; walking distance. LI
-9750.
OLNEY, 2617 N.—Three furnished, ciean,
cozy rooms down: utilities; private en
trance;
PROSPECT, 719—Modern, well furnished,
clean, private housekeeping apartment-.
Utilities. Reasonaole. Adults.
TEMPLE. 20 S.—Furnished housekeeping
or sleeping rooms. Modern.
WOODRUFF, ""766 West Drive—Two-room
apt., priv., bath., ent.; newly decorated;
overstuffed. Ideal for adults. Phone.
33 Hotels
HARBOUR HOTEL
rooms: hot. cold water. Low rates.
CENTRAL HOTEL —""331 N. Delaware:
strictly modern outside rooms; transient
and weekly rates.
SEMINOLE HOTEL^N-,^*”*;
bath; running water all rooms, $3.50,’ $4.50
week.
H OT EGBART O N
Nice clean rooms. Fine location. Rea
sonable rates.
LI-5315. Delaware at Mich.
34 Apartments, Unfurn.
CAPITOLAN.,I2O2, Apt. No. 14—6-room
mod.; heat, janitor service. $25. LI-5596.
MICHIGAN. E.," 2238—Five-rm. apt.; heat,
water furnished. $25. CH-2050.
4 ROOMS modern; home like: hAtAwalelx
Janitor, garage. Call at 1530'j E. 10th.
GENERAL APTS.. INC.
22 W. Vermont. LI-2439.
Indianapolis Rental Agency
Furn. and unfurn. apts. Free service
and transportation. LI-5452.
APffiWNl RewrfilßUß€flU
Apartments in all parts of the citv; free
transportation to inspect. Call HE-1328.
35 Houses, Unfurnished
$30 —Sheffield and Wash, (neari; unus.;
nice 5-room dble. WHITE. TA-4633.
ALABAMA, S.. 501—Seven good rooms, re
decorated: gas, electricity, water inside;
sls. HU-3783.
GRAY. S., 431—4-room semi-modern single"
>12.50. LI-5596.
INGRAM, 1706—Good 5-room single; 2-car
garage; modern except bath; sls.
Ll-7361 O. C. GROVE 44 Virginlr-av.
JACKSON, 2411—(Near Washington High)
5 rooms all modern, redecorated, garage.
_ BE-0746.
MICHIGAN, 1319 E.—s rooms, bath, no fur
nace; good shapes only sl2. LI-8621.
2212 E. NEW YORK •
6 rooms, modern double; garage. $lB.
CITY RENTALS. INC. RI-2363
PARK, 3003; REDECORATED. 6 rooms,
sunparlor. fireplace, hardwood floors
throughout, garage. HE-2722.
SILVERS, 1373—3-rm. double, good cond.; I
inside toilet; water pd. $9. LI-9530, IR
-5535.
UNION, 744—5 rms., mod., side of dbi.,
close to schools and town: S2O: water pd.
J. S. CRUSE. INC. RI-6412.
NEAR TECH
1104 N. Tacoma; 5 rooms, mod. except
furnace: gar. sls.
CITY RENTALS. INC. RI-2368 i
For Colored
2538 N. Temple. 5-rm. single *ll
Call GREGORY & APPEL. INC. LT-7491
36 Furn. Houses, Apts.
COMPLETLY furn. 4-rm. upper; bath,
__ strictly private. Adults. 118 N. Riley.
WANTED girl to share bedroom apart
ment. RI-5456 before 5 p. m. for ap
pointment. .
40 Wanted to Rent
RAILROAD SUPT. (adult cple t want home
or apt, furn. or unfurn_TA-4633.
WANTED to rent spree to wash cars:
_ must reasonable. 2411 E. Washington.
15 Business Opportunities
FORTLEASHACoaI yard. 360 W. 17th-stT :
Phone TA-0663.
FOR SALE—Case, bv owner. Sickness. I
Take small down payment 645_Mass-av. |
STORE with living rooms, strictly mod
ern. and fixtures, for sale or rent. 1461
_ S Meridian.
46 Securities
We Bay and Sell
BLDG AND LOAN STOCKS.
NEWTON TODD 415 Lemcke Bldg.
47 Houses For Sale
REAL ESTATE RENTALS. INSURANCE.
R. A. FRANKE RI-2800
S. KIRK MCKINNEY CO., INC.
r•' Personal Prop . Loans 78 Personal Prop. Loans
EBI CAPITAL LOAN CO., Inc.
O>LR SIOO. f'7 KRESGE BLDG. THONE RI-7351
41 E Wash-St. (2nd Floor)
Why Ask Friends for Help? PHONE US FOR
■ ;s on your OWN signature
Quick No Delay, Private Offices, Repay Monthly
Reduced Cost on all Loans Above SIOO HousehciTHoor
Iv'an* ide to single persons or married couples with or with- T oesdiys . and cser
. . t lock Holmes, featuring
out furniture or autos. No one else need sign. Richard Gnrdon. over
509 MERCHANTS BANK BLDG —STH FLOOR—RILEY 2579 SUhen WGN Saturdays
Comer Mcridun and Strutt Fntrxncr 11 ,S. Meridian
AND HR SON OFF-ICE: 404 Anderson Bank. Bid*: . 4th Fiooc
MI'N( H OFFICF : 4CI 'lire Johnson Bkig., 4rh Poor . s*> Telephone \T7
KOKOMO OFFICE: 610 Armstrorrg-Landon Buig., Floor
tocolhy mo no god offices in over 125 U. S. Cftie*. Estrhttshed 1878*
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION
t 7 Houses For Sale
rv- ' \ tinno on tidmc
v il , x ..v —i tKMo
Mr Buiseis.' RI-9388. IR-6102*
' MERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS.
lake "new. Breakfast
is.r.osrd rear porch, garage, shrubbery,
$3800.00. Terms. CH-0899.
FOR SAI E b owner, nice home. 8 rooms,
modern, hardwood floors. See to ap
preciaie. Illness and desire to leave
ci ; 2411 X New Jersey.
FOR COLORED
5-room hoi:-e with bath, sink In kitchen,
p. "c $850: $250 cash, balance less than
rent, Mr. Amos. RI. 9388.
AMERICAN ESTATES CO . REALTORS
48 Sale Suburban Farms
BE SURE —Of your title. Demand an ab
stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO..
155 E. Market-st. Union Title Bldg.
49 Beal Estate Exchange
4-BEDROOM HOME, south 'of Creek, on
Talbot. $914 home loan. Will trade semi
modern .south or cast. Mr. Amos. RI-9388.
AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS
EQUITY in 1180-acre Indiana farm; two
sets improvements; well cultivated; good
soil; ward income. O. P. Forman, 403
Lemcke Bldg._Rl-8077.
.la llccr Equipment
KIN 0' S— C’omplrfcX
/ Prices—With Payments. \
/ f ul ]d anything of wood or metal |
/ to fit your room and finance*. 1
Select from 225 pool tables,
Complete From SSO Up. i
l New chairs gS B /
i Tables —All Kinds —Low Prices. * J
\ Complete Line of China, Glass, /
\ Silverware. Rentals for Parties. /
\ Delivery Anywhere. f
V CHROME FURNITURE.
\ 1617-31 Southeastern
N. DR-3578
57 Household Goods
ONE rebuilt Maytag; square aluminum
tub; l-year $39.50
service guarantee
Terms $1 per week (small carrying
charge).
L. S. Ayres & Cos. RI-9441
Used
MAYTAG
Square aluminum tub washer.
STEWART RADIO.
136 N. Penn. _ LT-5385.
100 USED £1 O
Ice Boxes vI f vL. f v J
All Sizes. Styles, Makes.
R A- R STORES, 225 E. Wash. _ Open Eve.
RADIOS, sw’eepers, iceboxes, $1 w'eek.
_ RADIO & ELEC. SHOP. 539 W. Wash.
MAYTAG WASHER, excellent, condition;
sacrifice for $27.50. Hoosier sweeper.
sls. 603 Mass.
ORIENTAL RUGS—Anatolian, 15x10 . $35;
Hamadan, 10x3, $22. These rugs taken
In trade. 2265 N. Meridian. •
SACRIFICING—Moving. new four-piece
bedroom suite, love seat, chairs, tables.
HU-7953.
Singer Elec. Portable
Sewing machine, like new, $27.50 cash.
Singer Sewing_Machine Cos. 126 W. Wash.
Carloads and Carloads
of fine new suites and odd pieces to trade
for your old furniture; generous allow
ance. BAKER BROS., 219 E. Wash-st.
. Singer Electric Console
Reposs.; real bargain; small balance.
Singer Sewing Machine Cos. 126 W. Wash.
9x12 Felt Base Linoleum Rugs—s3.9s.
JORDAN BROS. CUT-RATE LINOLEUM.
207 W. Wash., across from Statehouse.
58 Miscellaneous for Sale
WE CAN furnish all framing and sheeting
for 18x20 garage for $27.95. Good, clean
material. SERVICE WRECKING CO.,
320 N. West. LI-9228.
UNREDEEMED cameras, all descriptions
for $1 and up. BLOOMS. 229 E. Wash
_ lngton. RI-0364.
STORE fixtures: Dakerv eauipment: spe
cial equipment: buv-sell. 419 E. Ohio.
FOR SALE—Number of used, first-class
waving machines. Realistic. Nestle, Eu
gene and Helen Curtis. Both croquignole
and combination; for small down pay
ment. Also used dryers and complete
used shop equipment. H. F. REEDY
SUPPLY CO. 171-8181. 35 W. Maryland.
“BUILDING MATERIAL
MARION MATERIAL CO.
New and Used Lumber
$350 RECLINING electric bath cabinet;
sacrifice SSO cash; good condition. RI
-5037.
TYPEWRITERr-$lO up. All makes:
bought—exchanged—rented. M’COLLUM
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 233 N. Dela
ware-st. RI-4926. _
300 BUILDINGS WRECKED
Good used lumber and building material
of all kinds for sale cheap.
CLEVELAND WRECKING CO.
1320 Kentucky-av. Indianapolis.
DOOR and window screens made to order:
guaranteed. BROOKSIDE LUMBER. 1150
E. 28tlL_ HE-2222.
WATER-PROOF TRUCK COVERS.
All sizes, new and used, at lowest prices
In the citv.
HOOSIER TARPAULIN,
Ix 6 Drop Sid. (hundred) :.$3.00
Ixß Car Siding $2.90
2x4. 2x6. 2x3 $3.00
Roll roofing 93c
INTER-STATE LUMBER CO,
SHERMAN-DR. AT MASS. CH-6400
1000 ODD SIZE used doors. 25c and 50c
each. MILLION POPULATION WRECK
ING C0.._310 N. Delaware--:. LI-6270.
-g-Hf Bicycles Fishing (TV
/eOsjX $lO up Tackle
' KLJ Repairs Cut Price*
Hoffman 251 Mass.-av,, 205 E. Wash.at.
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION
Corner Capitol ar.d South St.
54-inch wide auto top material, 80c per
yd. Good grade Congoleum. 6-ft. wide, 35c
per share yard; several wool rugs; 3,
9x12 fiber rugs. Furniture of all kinds.
Sx7~ICE BOX, coffee mill, Toledo scales,
safe, shelving. 1820 Hillside. CH-1446.
SUDDEN DEATH—It never fails. Destroys
bedbugs and household vermin. ALBERT
_G. MAAS. 31 Va.-av. RI-3315.
PURE maple syrup, $2 gallon. FRED
RHOADES. 1723 N. Meridian-st.
59 Radios, Musical iV eeds
New 8 Bass (P 1 1 r
Accordions. IN I I I
Lessons included. 1 1
PEARSON CO.. Inc. 128 N. Penn. _
Guitars $2 50 up
Alto Sax Reeds—soo—while they last. 10c
$75 Boehm Clarinet, in case $22 50
Easiest Payment Plan in Town.
LORENZ Music Store. 20 Pembroke Arcade
120 Bass CQn
Accordion. OUU
PEARSON CO.. INC. 128 N Penn.
CHICKERING GRAND. *275.
Positively look3 like new.
WILKING MUSIC CO.
120 E. Ohio-st. Open evenings.
Olds Trombone;
Gold Lacquer.
‘PEARSON CO . INC. 128 N. Penn.
SPARTAN console. 8-!ube; pre-owned.
sl2 50. L S. AYRES & CO.. RADIO
DEPT.. 7th floor.
CLEAN UP SALE. EVERYTHING CHEAP,
Radio Sales_Ar Service. 211 lnd, f LI-9383.
Accordion* LOANED t 0 be 6inner*.
PEARSON CO . Inc. v 12 N. Penn.
New Philco Auto Radio a
$29.95 Installed; guaranteed
Radio Part*. Amplifier*—Tube*
VAN SICKLE RADIO SHOP, 34 W. Ohio.
MARCH 31, 1936
■)9 Rad ios, Musi cal Accds
l-Vnn Hariio Repair Estimates
1 bv Experts
ECONOMY RADIO. 245 E Wash. Ll-tsah.
60 Farm and Garden
GOOD clean horse manure; will contract
6 months or one year SCHROYER S
HORSE AUCTION. 81-5642
Mr.LEAN garden tractor, new design, made
m Indianapolis. UNIVERSAL MFG. CO..
374 W. 10th. _
CLOSING OUT— Hi-Grade perennials; frl*"
.0 assorted $1: Peonies, rvrephlum!
Phlox. C'H-4360-W. 520 E. Dr. Woodruff.
! HIGH QUALITY lawn grass Best. Ken
tucky blue grass. 25c ]b. MARION
! COUNTY COOPERATIVE FARM BU-
Re.AU. 610 Kentuckv-av. LI-6339.
63 Poultrg—Live Stock "
! BROODER HOUSE, brooder stove ho®
house; reasonable. W 6 BFI I, Hart
I mandale, 8500 k WashingtoiL H rt "
61 Swaps
Cl ri A ,nri LOT ' 44 D 0: b 1 0rK TorfiTof Le
?3 r (?n nd^ C / r e llne on D:a P er i appraised
trade for automobile. HA-1146-J.
i Buv and sell BROAD
55™ ml ™ in e” ,3°
c^.'SfTS^SL. w *
“" i x.
'rnff 11 STABLE MANURgnZ
WILL trade large Premier vacuum cleaneT
for sewing machine. 458 N. Tibbs
FEED STORE —Papec mixer, stock flxl
3022 Vw k > Se H or RU or’part.
•i~22 W. Washington. BE-2257.
CHEVROLET, 1932, nice, with” trunk - no
nml-°a\ a C ° ffCr refuscd - 1101 Centen
iNNERSPRING mattress for and
rocking chair. DR-6842.
POOL TABLE with all accessories Verv
nmnr P ' CaU after 1p ' m '' 1910 s - Bp ‘-
44x120; ]u*t north of La>
__r^e d SI5 O O. D H f rri : 46 a s PraiSed s3 °° : ” C '
T 9 ADVERTISERS —Each ad appearl
ing In tliis column is listed In The Time*
, Bu L eau directory for slxtv dava
free of charge. Your “Swap" ad will
♦ hL Co i R s Pcc!al rate of seven day* for
pr J c ?u of five Bnd ,0!Ir an d I°r the
.. cn; T of three. Call RI-5551.
65 Wanted to Buy
SMALL trailer concfefe mixer, not ever
i 2 D?i S n ‘ Ex 'P la in make, condition fully.
Box 510, care Times.
Ws Pay Highest '
, Prices
for old gold, watches, dental brtdg,-*
jewelry, etc SACKS BRO3. 308 Indlara
av. Phone RI-5994.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR *
MIXED IRON
I „ TOE MILLER CO.. INC.
130 S. CALIFORNIA. RI-5150.
1 66 Fur nil ure Buyers
■J I.i-ZOI 9*^
GOOD FURNITURE
MR PIERCE PROMPT SERVICE
BUY whole house or odd piece of furn".
Pianos, etc. MR. WERELEY HU-7274.
ALL kinds furniture, from ~ basement to
attm; broken, damaged. CH-6826, CH-
Call Rl-0469 For anT fumitur*:
‘ , rugs, stoves or clothing
vou have for sale. Calls answered promptlv.
LI-9271 We pay more." EXCHANGE
' furn. CO., 304 E. Wash.
WE BUY. WE SELL. WE TRADE.
HIGHEST cash prices paid. Household
goods. If in a hurry and w-ant top
prices call J. P. GRIDBEN FURNITURE
Sr> ?T,9 RAGE ' 1501 Madison. Phone
UK-.5.J Jo
67 Cash Coal Mart
SPECIAL SALE
j W Virginia nut and slack $3 50
I Indiana mine run 4.25
Indiana big lump ~.55.00
Indiana 2x4 $4.50
Indiana furnace chunks *4 75
Brazil block 525
Brazil. 3x6 5.0f)
Sun-GIo lump fi on
West Virginia. 2x5 fi 25
West Virginia, large lump 6 50
Island Creek, 2x5 fi so
Island Creek, large lump 6 75
Pocahontas big lump 8 23
Citizens Coke 9.25
We deliver ’/* and V* tong.
Economy Fuel Supply
DR-1220. DR-1221.
“Economize With Economy."
SP^CIALDrOAL - SALE
Genuine Poca. Red £ -r
Ash Big Lump sf)/
V* TON. $3.73
'i Ton. l Ton.
s2.so—White Ash. 2x5, forked $4.50
s2.6s—White Ash, med. Ip $4.75
S2.7s—White Ash. big lump *4 93
slßs—Good nut and slack *3 25
*2.Bs—Big Brazil Block .. *5.23
$3 00—West Virginia, big Ip., m. r...*5 50
$3 40—West Virginia. 3x5 *6 25
$3 50—Big W. Va. Block, forked *8.50
Bluff Rd. Coal Cos. DR-6767
COAL-COKE-KINDLING
Best Linton. 3x6. clean fkd... *4 50
Best Linton, med. Ip . clean fkd. *4 75
Best Linton, big ip. clean fkd... *5 00
Gen. Big Brazil Block, cln. fkd.. *5 25
West Virginia, big lp . mine run *5.50
Glendora, big Ip fkd. *6.25; <*gg *6 00
West Virginia. 3x6. ciean forked *6 25
W. Va., big ip., clean fkd. *6 50
Pioneer Island Creek lump, fkd *7.25
Deliver li tons.
I Unwn fCE&rGasa4o
DR. 4621. DR. 4622.
Cash Coal Cos.
CH-6250
Rex Egg $4.50
W. Va. Egg $6.25
Poca. Mine Run $6.50
We Deliver V, Ton.
J. & I. COAL CO.
C’H-6048. CH-AO4B.
iWe deliver l/ 4 and Tons
F3EDBICKCQAU
OR. 17!>2 EST. WA. JW
SOI BEECHER. ISSB 1020 E. 40TH
Quality Coal
Pc'sr Ice & Fuel Cos.
Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos.
DR-2400 5 Yards DR-24011
Model Coal Cos.
DR-2232. WA-5887.
223 Caven-st. 4001 Wlnthrop.
Pansier Coal Cos.
LI-8449 ; LI-8449
Star Coal Co r LI. 8818
.

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