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PAGE 18
LOCAL BUILDING
SHOWS RISE OF
NEARLYMILLION
1673 Permits Granted This
Year Against 1057
in 1935.
City building permits for the first
three months of the current year
total almost $1,000,000 more than
for the corresponding period of
1935. figures released at the office
of William F. Hurd, building com
missioner, today, revealed.
Permits for January. February
and March total $1,413,573 as com
pared with' $434,509 for the same
months last year. The gain is
$929,064. The number of permits
granted so far this vear total3 1673
as against 1057 in 1935, for a gain
of 616.
Each month of the current year
showed an increase over the corre
sponding month of a year ago, with
the greatest change taking place in
February when a gain of $469,519
was made. January figures revealed
an increase of $249,075, while the
gain in March over the same month
of last year was $210,470.
Rigurcs for 1936 are:
January
Week Ending Permits. Valuation
Jan. 4 89 18,357
Jan. 11 138 345.291
Jan. 18 154 41.754
Jan. 25 80 24,842
Total 461 $ 430,244
February
Frb. 1 82 $ 423,873
Frb 8 103 37,380
Frb. 15 66 31,028
Fab. 92 69 29,518
Fab. 29 176 32,792
otal 496 t 564,581
Marrh
March 7 172 $ 112,153
March 14 153 115.679
March 21 188 78.878
March 28 203 112.038
Total 716 * 418.748
Grand total 1673 *1,413,573
1933
January
Weeking Ending Permits. Valuation.
Jan. 5 33 t 107.004
Jan. 12 77 15,805
Jan. 19 60 19.635
Jan. 26 117 38,725
Total . 287 $ 181,169
February
Feb. 2 71 $ 16.098
Feb. 9 60 13,930
Frb. 16 . 62 34.924
Frb.. 23 112 30.110
Total 305 * 95.062
Marrh
March 2 129 * 54,094
March 9 75 23.900
March 16 76 16 715
March 23 97 60 319
March 30 88 53,250
Total 465 $ 208,278
Grand total 1057 $ 484,509
DISLIKES BEING NAMED
‘AUNTY,’ JUDGE TOLD
Woman t Explains Case to Jurist
When Haled to Court.
Mrs. Martha J. Plunkett, 34, of
69th-st and Evanston-av, would like
to find a judge who would prohibit
her neighbor and long time friend,
Mrs. Anna Jenkins, from calling
her "aunty.”
David M. Lewis, special Municipal
Judge, told Mrs. Plunkett yesterday
that while he couldn’t grant her
wish he would withhold judgment
of assault and battery charges
against her.
Mrs. Jenkins complained that
Mrs. Plunkett stormed into her
home at 6:30 one morning and that
during the melee she was knocked
down and her husband was slapped.
Mrs. Plunkett recounted her story
and then asked, ‘‘Judge, please
don’t let her call me ‘aunty’ any
more."
PURDUE MAN TO TALK
Shortridge Chemistry Club Will
Hear Dr. Enders.
The Shortridge High School
Chemistry Club is to have as its
guest speaker tomorrow Dr. Howard
E. Enders of Purdue University. Dr.
Enders is to speak on South Amer
ica and is to demonstrate native
blowguns.
Dr. Enders is chairman of the
committee on the Junior Academy
of Science in Indiana.
RULES ONJNCOME TAX
Court Holds Tailors Must Pay One
Per Cent Rate,
Merchant tailors are required to
continue paying gross income tax
at the rate of 1 per cent under a
decision of the St. Joseph County
Superior Court, it was announced
today by the Indiana Attorney Gen
eral.
City Man, T 9. Found Dead
Because he failed to come over
and borrow his newspaper, Arthur
Hamilton, 2202 Eastern-av. went to
2619 Bloyd-av last night and found
his friend. Robert Caster, 79. dead.
The body was taken to Moore &
Kirk Funeral Home.
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State Deaths
! AMBIA Mri. Viola O Julian. 65 Sur
vivor* Widower Samuel. brothers.
' Bloomer and Thoma* Blackburn.
BLOOMINGTON Elisha S. May. 88.
Survivor* Son ltoss: daughter*, Mrs.
Flora Adam* Mrs. Ross Cowden. Mr*.
Goldie Stines, Misses Lettle and Edna
I May; brother. Oliver May.
BMTFTON—Marcia Ann Wall. 12 Sur-
Ivlvors: Parent*. Mr. and Mrs. John Wald:
j grandparents. Mr. and Mra. Charles Roe
j and Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wald.
Mr*. William Metherell. Survivor*-
I Widower; brothers. Frank and Osmond
1 Morrison.
BRAZIL—Walter B Hugunln. 55 Sur
vivors: Widow Ella; step-son. Cecil Gab
bard: step-daughters. Mrs Anna Lefevre.
Mrs. Edith Russell. Mrs. Opal Moore and
Miss Vivian Gabbard
! Rov G Barclay. 33. Survivors: Widow.
I Ruth; non. James: daughter. Ro&ella:
i mother. Mrs. Grace Walker: step-father.
Fred Walker.
BRYANT —Mrs Flossie Helen Decker, 26
Survivors: Widower, Kenneth; son. Robert
Bailey; parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mack-
I lin.
CAMBRIDGE CITY—Mrs Gladys Marie
Clark, 37, Survivors: Widower, Harry;
son*. Charles, Robert and Jackie: daugh
ter*. Esther and Marguerite: parent*. Mr.
and Mrs. O.'ver Burke brothers. Bon.
Don, Leon and Guy R. Burke; ulster, Mrs.
Frank Walsh,
COLUMBIA CITY—Mrs Edith Oliver. 74.
Survivor*: Two sons and four daughters.
COLUMBUS—Mrs. Josie M. Bruce, 55.
Survivors; Daughter. Mrs. Albert F.
Davis: brothers. Otis. Roy and Ed Bten
barger.
CRAWFORDRVILLE-Herbert H. Ram
sey. 08 Survivors: Widow. Anna: son. N.
K Ramsey; brother. R. C. Ramsey: sisters.
Mrs. Roy Steel. Mrs. L. C. Hoiderman
and Mrs. Harry Blue.
CONNERSVILLE- Mrs Phoebe Vare. 73.
Survivors: Sons, Raymond, Donald. Cor
win and Vinton; daughter. Mrs. Ida Fort;
half-brother. Omer Donleker; half-sisters,
Mrs. Ben Copeland and Mrs. Anna Wal
lace.
DUGGER—FrIeI Burch. 74. farmer.
Survivors: Sons. Harlev and M. A.; daugii-
I ter. Mrs. Margaret Moodv.
ELKHART—Mrs. Martha Rebman, 73.
Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Wilson Bisel
and Mrs. E W. Garman; brothers. John
and Willard Justus.
F.LWOOD Mrs. Catherine Grav. Surviv
ors; Sons. Charles. Walter and Chris Grav:
daughters, Mrs. Mary Allen and Mrs
Emma Baxter.
EV'ERTON —Marion Francis Rees, 14
Survivors: Parents. Mr and Mrs Vern
Rees, brothers. Gale and Lloyd Rees.
FORT WAYNE—Mrs. Margaret Schilling.
61. Survivors: Sons, Clem and Alphonse;
daughter. Mrs. Clem J. Phillipp: Sister,
Mrs. Adam A. Rinehart; half-sisters, Mrs.
Charles M Brink. Mrs. Ralph Urbine, Mrs.
Edward G. Clemmer and Mrs. Labert
Grim; half-brothers. John and Lawrence
Heiny; stepmother. Mrs. Nicholas Heiny.
David Major. 57. Survivors: Widow,
Elizabeth; stepson, W. L. Snitzler; step
daughter. Mrs. Anna Dolan; sisters. Mrs.
Roxena Hathaway and Mrs. Vera Rosselot.
FRANKFORT—Miss Ada Petty. Sur
vivors: Sister. Mrs Ida Wolfe; brothers.
Fred and Bird Petty.
FRANKTON—Mrs. Oelo Witmer, 85.
Survivors: Sons. Howard and Warren:
daughter. Miss Vivian Witmer: sister.
GARY Major John McFadden. 73 Sur
vivors: Widow. Sarah: sisters, Mrs. Marv
Lowry. Mrs Harry A. Kane and Miss
Cora McFadden: brother. Evarett R.
GOODLAND—Mrs. Sarah Ellen Mead
64 Survivors: Widower. Garret: son
James: daughters, Mrs. George F Sam
mons and Miss Sarah Mae Mead: sisters
Joh K n P thu lie . Yid Mvs. John
Simons, brothers. William and Edward
Roninson.
HAMMOND—Lynvill* W. Bliss, 33. Sur-
Widow. Inez: daughters, Roberta
and Wanda: son. Lynville Jr.: father
Rudolph Bliss; sister. Mrs. Lincoln Fraser!
66 HA^nvi? RD Cl J Y 7u Danip l v - Daugherty.
66 Survivors: Brother E. e. Daughertv
half-brothers L. W.. John, and J. j'
Daugherty; half-sister. Mrs. Lizzie Flem-
KlßKLlN—Andrew Jackson Whicker. 85
Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Lewis King
„ M ".- Sa i7 Stowers: brother. John;
sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Murdock.
LAFAYETTE—CIinton Hilt.. 77 sur-
Emma; sons. Raymond and
William, sister Mrs. Anna Earl: broth
eis. Warren and Scott.
!e Dv,^r. inei 3‘, 92 - Survivors: Sons. Jo
and Charles; daughter.
Mrs. Ma>-v Klinker.
Mrs. Sophia Besenfelder. 74 Survivors'
Son. Richard: sister. Miss Amelia Retd-
Mrs. Lillian Bes-
LINCOLNDALE—EII Engle. 82. farmer.
Survivor Daughter. Mrs. George. Wolf.
LINTON—Seth Edwin Morgan. 42. Sur
yivors: Widow. Mona; son. Robert: daugh-
Malv Susan Morgan: sister. Miss
Ethel Morgan; parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
ii. Morgan.
Joseph HafTely. 84. Survivors: Sons. Pat
Joe and James: daughters. Mrs. Frank
Cooprider. Mrs. Earl Newman. Mrs. Everett
Kingery and Mrs. Andrew Williams.
.L YONS ™ Harley Skilkett. 38. Survivors:
Widow. Flossie: sons. Dovle and Dallas:
daughter. Miss Imoeene Skilkett; brothers.
E.mer. Roy and Frank Skilkett: sister.
Mrs. Curtis Brown.
MARTINSVILLE—James H. Clifton, 84.
Survivors: Sons. Ernest and Louis; daugh.
ters, Mrs. Chaunccy Downey and Mrs.
Marion Apple.
MELLOTT —Dr. Robert Wilson Clavnool,
78. Survivors: Son. Rex; brother. Fred
erick; sisters. Miss Mabel Claypool and
Mrs. Jessie Taylor.
MISHAWAKA—Mrs. Milo W. Stark 72
Survivors: Widower: daughters. Mrs. Ralph
J, Vance and Misses Marie and Mavme
Stark; sister. Mrs. Rose Burkhart.
„. NA £ PANEE— Eugene Morris Howenstein.
78. Survivors: Daughters. Mrs. Mabel E.
Orn and Mrs. Lelia Orn; son, Warren
brother. Frederick C. Howenstein.
NEWCASTLE—James N. Mitten, 68. Sur
vivors: Widow; daughters. Mrs. Amos
Sourbrine and Mrs. Charles Raymond
Burgholder: four brothers and sister.
George Byron Davis. 2€. Survivors:
Widow- daughter, Elaine; mother, Mrs.
Ada Collins.
NEW HAVEN—Arthur L. Stark. 74. Sur
vivors: Widow. Alfretta: sons. Josenh. Ar
thur and Eugeen: daughters, Mrs. William
Bentz, Mrs. Ray Ashton. Mrs. Flovd Ash
ton ai }d Mrs. John Knopp: sisters. Mrs.
Alice Albro. Mrs. Christine Fitch, Mrs. E.
G. Reed and Mrs. Lueila Nlnde.
NEW PARlS—Henrv Juiilard. 82. Sur
vivors. Daughters. Mrs. Pearl Bruggner
and Mrs. Lois Albright
NINE MILE—Mrs. Lculsa A. Rilev. 68.
Survivors: Widower. Theodora: sons. Rev.
Leo and E. D Riley; daughters. Mrs!
Claude Martindale, Mrs. Otis Bartlev and
Mrs. Chester ■ Park.
NOBLESVILLE—Mrs. Guy White 77
Survivors: Widower; daughter, Mrs. Stella
Newby and Mrs. Adelaide Castor; sisters,
Nellie Bryant. Mrs. W. R. Lyon and Mrs
Saoie Cornelius.
PLY’MOUTH—Lewis Unger, 77. Survivors
widow. Jane: sons, Clyde. Harold and
George Unger: daughters. Mrs. Margaret
Woolfarth and Mrs. Hazel Morgan.
PRAIRIE CENTER—Mrs. Nancy Eliza
beth Maxwell, 87. Survivors: Sons. Rov
and Clinton: daughters, Mrs. Ida Lee.
Mrs. Emma Thompson and Mrs. Jake Mil
ler: sister, Mrs. Amanda Harris.
QUINCY—Morton L. Acord. 71, Surviv
ors Sisters, Miss Enola Acord. Mrs. Cora
Taylor and Mrs. Lucy Callahan; brother
A. G. Acord.
RICHMOND—Mrs. Esther Snow. 39. Sur
vivors: Widower. Chauncev: sisters Mrs
John Griffin. Mrs. Duncan McDougal, Mrs.
Loren Miller, Misses Anna and Fave Dur
nail; brothers. John. Ernest and William
Durnall.
Mrs. Phoebe Leona Breshrr. 68. Sur
vivors: Sister. Mrs. Clara Wright- three
nieces and eight nephews.
Albert Sanders. 71. Survivors: Half
sister* Mrs. Louise Veregge and Mrs.
Virvil Fulton.
Frank Joseph Engelbert. 78. Survivors:
Widow. Mary; sister. Mrs. Henry Bow
man. .
RUSHVU.LE—Henry Pugh McGuire, 84.
Survivors; Son. William C. McGuire.
Joseph Alfred Carr. 58. farmer. Sur
vivors: Daughters. Mrs. Alice Clevenger.
M rs - Eva. Sexton. Mrs. Frank Fehn and
Mrs. Everett Cowan; step-son, Flovd
Jonses; brothers. Dote and Henry Carr.'
ST. JOHN—Mrs. Caroline Dewes, 70.
Survivors. Daughters. Mrs. Frank Herman.
Mrs. George Herman, Mrs. Jack Fox. Mrs.
Olive Overhage. Mrs. Marie Fritz. Sister
; M Aloysius and Miss Helen Dewes: sons.
A ;rt. John. Eberhart. George and Henry:
s ers. Mrs. John Overhage. Mrs. John
avert and Mrs. John Benz; brothers An
thony. John. Frank and Henry Rietman.
SEYMOUR—Herman Jackson. 20. Sur
vivors. Parents. Mr and Mrs. Paul o*ck
son: brothers. William and Frederick
Jackson.
SHELBYVILLE—SamueI Perrv. 84 Sur
vivors: Sons Otis and Frank Peir,;
three daughters.
SPRINGPORT-David Haynes. 86. Sur-
I vivors: Sons. Homer and Adolph Haynes;
I daughters. Mrs. Pearl Lowery and Mrs.
; Jess Nash.
WARRSN—Mrs. Bertha Metherell. Sur
vivpru: Widower, William; brothers, Frank
and Osmond Morrison.
WHlTlNG—Hamilton Greig. 47, Sur
ylvors Widow. Lura: son, James; daugh
*"• brothers, Neil and James; sis
ters Mrs Charles McDonald. Mrs. Be 'e
Hurley and Mrs. Joseph Glover.
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COLUMBUS WELFARE
BOARD CHIEF NAMED
Elmer W. Cole Elected by
Bartholomew Body.
Timet Special
COLUMBUS, Ind., April I.—Al
though still lacking a fifth member,
the Bartholomew County Welfare
Board today was ready to begin
functioning with Elmer W. Cole,!
formerly of South Bend, as County
Welfare Director.
Appointment of Mr. Cole, welfare
worker, was announced by the board
after a three-hour session late yes- ■
terday in which 18 candidates for
the post were considered.
Meanwhile Circuit Judge George
W. Long, whose son resigned the
directorship after state officials
charged his appointment was illegal,
indicated that he would be prepared
soon to name a fifth board member.
Mr. cole has been in charge of
the Columbus Boys’ Club the last
month. Before that he was a social
service worker in the local FERA
and WPA organizations. He is a
graduate of Albion College, Mich
igan.
AURORA EDITOR DEAD
Heart Attack Fatal to Robert B.
Cass, Newspaper Publisher.
Tiinr* Special
AURORA, Ind., April I.—Robert
B. Cass, 60, editor and publisher of
the Aurora Bulletin, died suddenly
of a heart attack at his home last
night. Born in Ottawa, 0., Cass
came here in 1909 and subsequently
became editor of the paper and a
leader in Democratic politics.
His newspaper career started at
Toledo, 0., where for six years he
was part owner of the old Toledo
Commercial.
Vital Statistics __
Marriage Licenses
(Incorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
ly. The Times in printing the ofTicial list
assumes no responsibility tor the accuracy
of such addresses.)
Lyman D. Stonecypher, 55. of 1328 N.
Delaware-st, salesman and Lela Jean
Jones. 22. of 5143 N. Carrollton-av. house
keeper.
Thomas C. Sacks. 21. Fishers, laborer,
and Dorothy C. Morris. 21. of 4910 E.
Michigan-st. factory employe.
Perry Logsdon. 21. R. R. 2. Box 296, taxi
driver, and Wavie Lee Winecoff. 18. of
1045 W. 29th-st, housekeeper.
Births
Boys
James, Louise Monroe, 201 N. New Jer
sey.
Clide. Clara Welch, 1049 Oliver.
Isaac. Ruby Roller, 1520 Fletcher.
Orville, Beatrice Drake, 1645 Hoefgen.
Waiter, Dorothy Munden, 55 N. Jeffer
son.
Frank. Agnes Cline, 623 N. Tacoma.
Paul, Martha Ellis, 1635 Holliday.
Girls
Edward, Susie Mathews. 725 N. Senate.
Warren, Butoun Westerfield, 1520 Shep
ard.
Robert, Thelma Tracy, 919 N. Traub.
Walter. Lillian Belbey, 316 Douglas.
Norman, Freda Stewart, 122 Minkner.
Henry, Edwena Townsend, 1059 S. Hos
brook.
Deaths
Merle Williams, 26, at 2817 E. 25th. acci
dental.
James Matlock, 50, at City Hospital, ac
cidental.
Martha E. Watson, 73, at 228 N. Rich
land, arteriosclerosis.
Louise Elizabeth Burkhart. 27, at 2160
N. Tacoma, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Arilla Rutn Bell. 45, at Methodist Hos
pital. toxic goiter.
Elizabeth E. Babcock. 56, at 608 N. Dear
born, broncho pneumonia.
Sarah Grace Overman. 60, at 2746 N.
Chester, lobar pneumonia.
Francis Risley, 19, at City Hospital,
gastric hemorrhage.
Mary Ellen Truelock. 73. at 521 E. New
York, cerebral hemorrhage.
Georgia Quackenbush, 49; at Central
Indiana Hospital, accidental.
Herbert Woods, 10, at City Hospital,
scarlet fever.
Molly A. Cliffton, 64, at 906 W. 29th,
mitral insufficiency.
Mike Nicoloff, 52. at City Hospital, ac
cidental.
Zelma Cockrill, 28. at Central Indiana
Hosiptal, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Frank W. Moore. 54, at 617 N. Hamilton,
acute heart failure.
Maurice R. Wilkerson, 48. at 2007 N.
Harding, acute dilatation of heart.
Carrie J. Biunhofer, 63, at 1834 E. 10th,
uremia.
Henry E. Bole, 36, at Central Indiana
Hospital, septicaemia.
William Taylor. 56, at 1915 Sheldon, car
cinoma.
BUILDING PERMITS
State Highway Department, State House
annex. SIOO, Installing electric outlets and
fixtures. >
Perry Harper, 2449 Harper-av, $25, 'ln
stalling electric range.
Mrs. S. A. Robinshaw, 5622 Guilford
av, $25, install electric range.
Daisy Theater. 2544 W. Michigan-st, $lB6,
install three electric services.
Gregory Sc Appel, 5133 N. New Jersey
st, SSO, install new wiring.
Paul A. Lansinger. 1845 Tallman-av,
$25, electric repairs, because of fire loss.
Joseph A. Stitch. 1323 N. Keystone-av,
$l5O, reside dwelling. .
Hoosier Wrecking Cos., 1318 N. Capitol-av,
S4O. wreck two-story dwelling.
Chester L. Gray. 5940 Beechwood-av,
S2OO, install coal stoker.
E. C. Belzer, 3314 Kenwood-av, $l5O,
alterations and repairs.
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2 Cards of Thanks
WE wish to thank all our relatives and
friends for the beautiful flowers and
spiritual bouquets, and for the sincere
kindness and sympathy shown toward
us alt at the passing of our dear hus
band and father. WILLIAM JOHN FELD.
MOTHER AND CHILDREN
3 Deaths—Funerals
Indianapolis Times, Wed., April 1, 1936.
BABCOCK —Elizabeth E., age 56. beloved
wife of Charles B Babcock, daughter of
William P. Roberts and sister of Mrs.
George Dager. passed away at the resi
dence, 608 N. Dearborn. Monday. Fu
neral from Shirley Bros. Central
Chapel. 946 N. Illtnois-st. Thursday
1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial
Woodlawn cemetery. Greenfield, Ind.
Friends may call at the chapel.
BOTT —Henry, age 69, beloved husband of
Ame ia Bott. father of Earle Wayne
Bott. Brazil. Ind.. and Mrs. Vivian Lewis,
passed away at his home, 1030 Hamil
ton-av. Wednesday April 1. Services at
the BERT S. GADD FUNERAL HOME.
Churchman, at Prospect-st, Friday April
3. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Interment
Crown Hill. Friends may call at the
funeral home after 6 p. m. Wednesday.
BURKHART—Louise Elizabeth. ct 2160 N.
Tacoma-av. beloved wife 0..' Nelson
i Dutch) Burkhart, daughter of Mrs.
’Hattie Bradley, sister of Mrs. Curg
Devers. and Roy Bradley of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Oscar Alexander of Brownstown,
Irvin Bradley of Kokomo, and Ray
Bradley of Frankfort, departed this
life. Monday, age 27 Funeral Thursday.
April 2, at the Oak Hill Tabernacle
Church. 10 a. m. Burial Round Hill.
Friends invited. Funeral under the
direction of MOORE Sc KIRK.
COOK —Johanna, wife of Henry W. Cook,
passed away at. her home, two miles
south of New Bethel Tuesday. March 31.
Funeral service Friday. April 3. 1:45
p. m . at the home. 2:30 p. m.. at Fenton
Evangelical Church. Burial Acton Ceme
tery.
COSTER-*- Robert H. of 3619 Bloyd-av. de
parted this life Tuesday, age 78 vears.
Funeral Friday. April 3. at the MOOKZ
& KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 2530 Station
s'. 2 p. m. Burial Mt. Jackson Cemetery.
Friends invited.
DOBSON—Mary E.. of 2306 Barrett-av.
mother of Clarence and William Dobson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pickering and Mrs.
Blanche Steele, sister of Riley. James
and Archie Sanders and Mrs. Julian
Lazzell of Columbus. Ind.. passed away
March 30. 1936, age 65 years. Services
Friday 2 p. m. at the above address.
Burial Floral Park. Friends invited.
BEANBLOSSOM SERVICE.
HUMPHREY—FIetcher E., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fletcher L. Humphrey, passed away
Tuesday afternoon. Services will be at
THE FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORT
UARY Thursday at 4 p m. Friends in
vited. Burial Crown Hill.
LEE—Oscar, beloved husband of Maude
and father of Dudley Parker Lee. passed
away at his home. 4302 College-ay.
Wednesday. April* L Funeral notice
* t . ' : J
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
3 Deaths—Funerals
Indianapolis Times. Wed.. April 1, 13.
LYKE —Jennie, age 78. wife of Thomas J.
Lyke and mother of Gordon. Herschel
and Forrest Lyke. passed away Murch
31 at 4 p. m. Funeral from the home
of her son Herschel Lvke. 1037 W. 18th
*L Frtday April 3. 2 p. m. Friends in
vited. Burial in Floral Park Cemetery.
Friends may call after noon Thursday.
I Columbus i Ind. i papers please copy.]
E. E. GROSS FUNERAL SERVICE
MYERB—Minnie (Ochiltreei, age 57. wife
of Charles, mother of Virgil Ochiltree.
Mrs. Hazel Parker and Mrs. William B.
Addington. Funeral Friday 2 p. m. at
1434 Finley-av. Friends may call at the
above address after noon Thursday.
FARLEY FUNERAL SERVICE.
PICKARD—EIIa, passed iway Tuesday, age
78 years. Friends may call at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. John
McFali. 1048 S Pershing-av. until noon
Thursday. Funeral services Thursday 2
R m. at the Hope (Ind.) Baptist Church.
Friends invited. Burial at Hope.
(CONKLE SERVICE.
SWAN—Charles A., age 68, beloved husband
of Carrie M Swar, and father of Lee H.
Swan and Vera Wilbur. Asa D. and Mrs.
Fay McLaughlin, at the late home. 4402
Caroline-av, Tuesday 10:15 p. m. Fu
neral from the SHIRLEY BROS. CEN
TRAL CHAPEL. 946 N. Illinois-st. Fridav.
10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill. Friends may call at the residence
from 6 p. m. Wednesday until 5 p. m.
Thursday, and at the chapel until time
of service.
THOMPSON—Robert M.. age 61 years
husband of Mary Reed Thompson, father
of Mildred. Stanley. Marion, Robert and
Reed Thompson, passed away Tuesday.
Services at Meridian Heights Presby
terian Church Thursday. 4 p. m. Friends
invited. Friends may call at TYNER'S
MORTUARY from 7 p. m. Wednesday
until nqon Thursday. Body will lie in
state at church from 2 to 4 p. m.
Thursday.
W'ATSON—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,
Ind . departed this life Monday, age 74
years. Funeral Thursday. April 2. at
the residence. 226 N. Richland-av. 2
p. m. Burial Floral Park. Friends in
vited. Funeral under the direction of
MOORE &, KIRK.
5 Funeral Directors
WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM
1321-23 W. RAY-ST. BE-1588
J. J. BLACKWELL AND SONS
FUNERAL HOME
928 N. Capitol-Av. Phon# 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. Merldian-st. TA-1835
FLANNER & BUCHANAN
25 W. Fall Creek Drive
T A-4400
BERT S. GADD
2130 Prospect-st. DR-5307
GRINSTEINER'S
522 E. Market
R,I-5374_
G. H. HERRMANN
1505 8. EAST-ST. DR-4477
HISEY & TITUS
951 N. Delaware
LI-3828
LAUCK FUNERAL HOME
1458 S. Meridian. DR-2140; DR-3210
“Where better funerals cost leas”
GEORGE McCARTY
FORTVTLLE INDIANA
MOORE & KIRK
2530 Statlon-st. CH-1806-7 TA-6056—8
ROYSTER & ASKIN
1902 N. Merldian-st. TA-0299
2501 E. 10th—2522 W. Wash.
SHIRLEY BROS. CO ~
346 N. nilnols-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
MONUM ETNTS7 !m.ARKERS7~ MAS OLEUMS
In granite and marble. Extensive stock,
highest quality workmanship. Original
designs. Auto service to showroom or
cemetery without obligation.
RHOADS MEMORIAL STUDIO.
CH-4390. 21st and Adams. (Brightwood)
9 Lost and Found,
LOST—Fraternity pin (Sigma Chii. initials
“J. O. H.’’ Reward. HA-2489-M.
LOST Diamond Wrist Watch with Initials
on back. Liberal reward. TA-0451.
LOST—Small poodle dog, white, male;
_ name “Dodo.” Reward. LI-3269.
LOST—Cane engraved “A. M. Sweeney”;
reward. Phone RI-3043.
LOST—Black purse in Freund’s Drugstore
or Red Cab. Keep money, return purse.
_ 806 Highland-av. ;
LOST—Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority pin.
yellow gold, jeweled with A-T. jeweled
guard. Reward. 740 Laurel. DR-4840.
SAVE on your want ad cost
use Times Economy Want Ads.
Just phone—Rl-5551—and say
adtaker
W Notices
FRANK DOUGHERTY’3 Billiard Parlor.
“A good time so. ill." 134 1 2 N. Penn
sylvania. LI-0223.
// Personals
i
g Neuritis or Muscular Lumbago g
are quickly relieved with
g| Keene’s Wintergreen Tablets jj
I§ Absolute money-back guarantee. g
m See your druggist or write direct n
U THE KEENE DRUG CO.. INDPLS. g
lill!llllllllllllllllll!lllllllllll!llll!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliro
Q ENTRAL GIVES
FREE MARCELS
TL International
np I Beauty School. FREE hair cut,
I I Iv Ishampoo. wave, 342 E. Wash.
FREE! STOMACH “uLCERS7 GAS PAINS.
Indigestion relieved auick. Get free
sample doctor’s nrescription. Udga. at
Hook Drug Stores.
13 Business Services
ALTERATION SPECIALISTS
ALTERATIONS—Ladies’, men’s garments.
Cleaning, pressing, relining, repairing.
Reasonable. MEYER O. JACOBS. 212 E.
16th, TA-6667.
' AUTO SERVICE
ED JETT. 517 J*. Talbott—Complete motor
rebuilding, done bv expert mechanics.
_ LI-0972.
BASEMENTS REBUILT
BASEMENTS BUILT and made dry”
UNIVERSAL WATERPROFING CO. CH
-6397 4330 E. 16th-st.
BOWLING ALLEYS
HOTEL ANTLERS ALLEYS LORENZ
WEISMAN. Prop, and Mgr.. 950 N. Me
ridian. LI-2351.
CINDERS AND CRUSHED STONE
FIX up vour driveways; cinders, crushed
stone: estimates. CEDAR COAL CO. DR
CLEANERS
ALERT DRY CLEANERS—Garment*, fur
niture. rugs, draperies. We deliver. 4618
E, Michigan. IR-3030.
CONTRACTING
A. D. CHAPPEUL—Interior, exterior. Mv
_ aim is U> .Please. E Z Payments. BE-0343
REROOF, repair, remodel, screens a spe
cialty. Fee estimates. Work guaran
teed. SIENER. DR-3959
DOUGHTY. CH-6662.—Cement paving con
struction. general contractor; brick work
a specialty.
DODGE ~
WEISS MAN MOTORS
2210 E. Wash.
Phone*--Dav CH-5825: nlte. IJR-5117
FLOOR REFINISHING
HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID, OLD FLOORS
REFINISHED. ESTIMATES FREE. LI
-3119 _
HARDWOOD floors, stairways refinfshedf;
25 years* experience; work guaranteed.
__ FRANTZREB. DR-1593.
FURNACE SERVICE
LARSH BHEET METAL WORKS^s3s”Mas
sachusetts. Service parU. All furnaces.
Guaranteed. RI-8808.
FURNITURE REPAIR
CHAIRS made new by rebottoming In cane,
hickory or reed. BOARD Or INDUS
TRIAL AID FOR BUND, HA-0583.
' GENERAL HAULING
YARD CLEANING, rubbish and ashes
hauled; reasonable; whit# driver*. HE
*
13 Business Services
MACHINISTS
GEO. J. EGENOLF—Machinists specializing
in printing and special machinery. 181 j
_W. South. LI-6212!
MATTRESSES, MADE OVER
MA l'i KESSE3 renovated: also made into
Innerspring by expert*. Rl-2347.
MATTREBBES renovated; innersprings
made; we also upholster, clean Uving
room suites. DR-5088.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
EXPERT repairs on all musical instru
ment*. CARLIN MUSIC. 211 Maas.-av.
BAND and orchestra Instruments repaired,
expert, guar. work. PEARSON PIANO
CO.. 128 N. Penn. M-5513
PAPER CLEANING
PAPHTt CLEANING, painting; general
cleaning; yard work. Free estimates. CH
PAPER CLEANING— 50c per room: 14
years experience; for immediate service
_ call LANNAN iWhite). BE-4728;
Paper Cleaning Painting
BARRETT BROS. Experts. Work guar
anteed. _DR-3317.
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING”"
A. D. CHAPPELL—Interior, exterior. Mv
aim is to please. E Z Payments. BE-0343.
PAPERHANGING, painting, steam remov
ing; interior decorating. Work guaran
teed. CARL C. ADCOCK. DR-3824-M.
m Paper hanging—paper removed by
st%am.
RI. 4131; DR. 1789-J: WA. 2066.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. FIRST
CLASS WORK. C. E. SHAUMAN. CH
-3763jM.
PAPERHANGING, steaming, general con
tracting. painting. Reasonable. Free
estimates, reference. WILSON &
BARKER. CH-4835. _
PISTON RING SERVICE
SURETY Piston Rings. Speciaf”trial offer.'
See us for complete piston service.
RIVERSIDE AUTO PARTS. TA-2814,
1305 W. 29th-st.
plastering
HOLLAND & SULLIVAN, plastering con
tractors, new, repair, guaranteed. CH
-1037-W.
PRINTING
FOR quality printing, prompt service, rea
sonablc SHOEMAKER PRESS. 603
Print Craft. RI-8863.
RUG CLEANING
RUGS. $1.80: 3-pc. furniture. $6.50; work
guar. JULIAN RUG CLEANERS. LI-9384.
W. O. JONES. INC. —Rugs, carpet cleaning
Specialists. 4440 N. Keystone. HU-1366
W. N. FLY RUG CO.
Specialists In rug and furniture clean
ing, 28 years. It costs no more. Com
RELIABLE rug cleaners; 9x12 domestic!
$1.75. Furniture cleaning. Work guar-
anteed. Ch-3532.
SEWERCLEANING
HAVE your sewers cleaned the Electric
Roto Rooter way. Save money and time.
SEWER CLEANING SERVICE. TA-3366.
TINNING ROOFING
TINNING. ROOFINGrT“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..
WALL PAPER REMOVED
WALL PAPER removed by steam. UNITED
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR CO.
RI-6441.
14 Schools, Instruction
GUARANTEED!
If we train you, we guarantee you a
permanent position. Courses in short
hand, accounting, comp., dictaphone, typ
'"cONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
3rd Floor Roosevelt Bldg. RI-9535
20 Help Wanted , Female
5 LADIES to work with mgr. sal. SB.OO
guar. 47 S. Penn. Rm. 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, aiter 2 p. m.
SHOULD YOU FAIL to find the position
you want in this column, may we sug
gest you use an Inexpensive ad of your
own under “Situations Wanted”—4 days
cost as little as 65c. and in most cases
results In connections. Call MISS PAGE
at Riley 5551 or come In to The Times.
Want Ad Headquartters.
21 Help Wanted , Male
EXPERIENCED SHOE SALESMAN WANT
ED. APPLY 27 W. WASHINGTON-ST.
NEW FIRM can use 2 neat-f-ppearing men.
Pay discussed at interview. Apply 214
Kresge Building.
REGISTERED drug clerk, outside Indian
apolis. Give age. experience, salary ex-
pecfed,_references. Box 514, % Times.
TEN experienced shoe minimum
salary guaranteed; for part time work.
G. R. KINNEY. 138 E. Washington.
SALESMAN calling on drug trade with na
tional products side line. Commission
_ basis. 637 Architect Bldg.
WANTED—Young man. 21 to 25 years of
age. Must have high schooi education
and good past employment record. Po
sition nays salary and is with large re
liable firm. State complete application
injetter. Write Box 511, % Times.
23 Situations , Female
DAY or week wont for ladies; common la
bor for men. Day or week. General
House Cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENTER. INC.. LI-5860
IF YOU DON’T FIND tne position you're
looking for here, try an inexpensive
Times “Situation Wanted” ad —four days
cost ae little as 65c—and may find lust
the connection you want. Call MISS
Page. Riley 5551. The Times. Want Ad
Headquarters.
24 Situations , Male
ORCHESTRA guitar player, experienced
amplifying instrument. Box 513, Times.
THE paper with the most Economical
Want' Ads. THE TIMES. RI-5551.
30 Rooms for Rent
$2 —24 W. lfJTH—Between Illinois. Meridi
an; light, clean, modern room; good
transportation.
CENTRAL, north of 38th; attractive front;
private home; garage; breakfast. Gen
tleman, HU-5481.
CENTRAL AND 24TH E.. 519—Clean,
cozy room; private family; girls pre
ferred. HE-4780.
CENTRAL, 2017. APT. 2—Attractive room,
adjoining bath; inner-spring mattress;
private family. HE-1910.
ILLINOIS, 1907 N.—Attractive well venti
lated; constant hot water: auiet home:
gentleman; garage.
MERIDIAN. N„ 3452—Delightful quiet
room, adjoining bath; private home;
gentleman. TA-6996.
NEW JERSEY. N.. 2105—Cheerful room,
splendid bed: breakfast optional; gen
tleman. HA-3528-W.
NEW JERSEY. N.. 2025—Large room; pri
vate lavatory: meals optional. Private
family.
NORTH, e!. 230—Apt. 4: front room, ad
joining bath. Good home for gentle
man. Phone.
STATE, 24 S.—Front, downstairs, sleeping
room: overstuffed: private entrance.
Reasonable. RI-2153. '
WASHINGTON-blvd., 3300—Nice; three
windows, large closet. Private entrance.
Gentleman. TA-7014.
WASHINGTON BLVD., 2820—Nice, large!
airy room; shower bath, garage optional.
TA-3821.
11TH. E.. 416—51.60: large unfurnished
room. Private entrance. Walking dis
tance.
24TH. E.. 515—Lovely, large front room;
widow's home; hot water HE-1494.
30th! 50 W.—Front, furnished, master
bedroom, two closets; constant hot
w a ter: Illinois c arh ne. TA-6662.
30TH., W.. 412-Nice large, sleeping rm.;
innarsoring mattress; near bath. TA
-2286.
31 Rooms with Board
HAMILTON. N.“lo33—Room, board, laun
dry: private entrance: two gentlemen;
$7 each. CH-2616-R
LEXINGTON, 917—Double room, modern:
laundry; excellent meals; $lO double.
$5.50 single. DR-3523-J.
WASHNIGTON. 3145 B.j-Men or couple,
down, next bath, 3r meals. $5. CH
CHILD —Room, board; mother's care. Good
home. Reasonable. 1601 N. New Jersey.
HA-0326-M.
32 Housekeeping Rooms
$3: 114 E. 2IST-ST—Front room, near
bath; utilities; suitable for employed
person.
$3.75; 114 E. 21ST.—Large room; studio
couch, also bedrm. apt., *7.50. _
ADAMS. 1947—Light, cheerful, airy 2-rm.
apt.; suitable for couple. s2l
BROADWAY. 1403—Front 2 rooms, kitch
enette; two small apartments; employed
CARROLLTON. 1804—Two connecting
front rooms: in-a-door bed; private en
trance. $5. HE-4406.
DELAWARE, N.. 720—T’TO rooms, every
thing furnished. Hot water. Phone.
Walking distance.
DELAWARE. N.. 323 Nice clean house
keeping rooms; *3.50 up. Walking dis
tance.
EAST. S.. 2130—One room; everything fur
nished: single person; very reasonable.
DR-6132-R.
ILLINOIS. N., 2020—Spacious front studio
apt.; kitchenette, sink, linens, utilities.
Private entrance; garage.
MERIDIAN. N.. 1927 —Front one-room,
kitchenette apartment; nicely furnished.
Constant hot water.
MICHIGAN. E. 1311—Two or three-room
nicely furnished apartment. Utilities.
Private entrance. Reasonable.
NEW JERSBYr” 517 N.—Desireable room;
private hme; walking distance. U
-4.! -
32 Housekeeping Rooms
NEW JERSEY. H. 1601—TwcTroom apart
ment. furnished; $4 up. Also sleeping
roam *3.
OLNEY. 2617 N.—Three furnished, clean,
cozv rooms down: utilities: private en
trance; reasonable.
PROSPECT. 719—Modern, well furnished,
clean, private housekeeping apartment.
_ Reasonable. Adults.
TEMPLE. 20 B.—Furnished housekeeping
_ or sleeping rooms. Modern.
WOODRUFF. 766 West Drive—Two-room
apt,, pm., bath., ent.; newly decorated,
overstuffed. Ideal for adults. Phone.
33 Hotels
HARBOUR HOTEL om N foS u
CENTRAL HOTEL
strictly modern outside rooms; transient
and weekly rates.
SEMINOLE HOTEL
bath: running water all rooms. $3.50, $4 30
week.
HOfEL lAKT6N
Nice clean rooms. Fine location. Rea
sonable rates.
LI-5315. Delaware at Mich.
34 Apartments , Unfurn.
CAPITOL. N., 1202, AptT No. 14—6-room
mod.; heat. Janitor aervlce. $25. LI-5596.
MICHIGAN, E.. 2238—Flve-rm. apt.; heat,
water_furnished. *25. CH-2050.
34TH AT” MERIDIAN—The Kenilworth:
real homes; five, six rooms, sunparlor.
TA-5208.
4 ROOMS modern, home like: heat, water!
Janitor, garage. Call at 15J0Va E. loth.
GENERAL APTS.. INC.
22 W. Vermont. LI-2439.
Indianapolis Renta! Agency
F*urn. and unfurn. apts. Free service
and transportation. LI-5452. •
APARWieNT R(MfiL6UR€flO
Apartments in all parts of the city; free
transportation to inspect. Cali HE-1328.
35 Houses, Unfurnished
1527 ENGLISH-AVf
sll—s-rm. semi-modern double; water
paid. A. J HUEBER & CO. 144 N. Del.
JACKSON. 2ill—(Near Washington Highi
5 rooms all modern, redecorated, garage.
BE-0746.
MICHIGAN. 1319 E.—s rooms, bath, no fur
_nace; good shape: J>nly sl2. LI-8621.
NEW JERSEY, 3235—Modern, six rooms;
excellent condition; nice yard; $37.50.
TA-5462.
PARK, 3003; REDECORATED. 6 rooms,
sunparlor, fireplace, hardwood floors
garage._ HE-2722.
UNION, 744—5 rms., mod., side of dbl..
close to schools and town. S2O; water
_pd. J. S. CRUSE. INC. RI-6412.
25TH. E.. 3412—G00d 5-room modern sin
gle; garage; large yard. $lB. C. C.
GROVE. LI-7361. 44 Virginia-av.
NEAR TECH
1104 N. Tacoma; 5 rooms, mod., except
furnace: gar.. sls.
CITY RENTALS. INC. RI-2368
FOR COLORED
2536 N. Temple. 5-rm. sngl., good con.. sll
Call GREGORY & APPEL. INC. LI-7191
PHONE Riley 5551, THE TIMES, for low-
est cost want ads.
36 Furn. Houses , Apts.
$55: NORTH, 3500—Beau. 5-rm. home,
piano, Frig., radio, washer. Others. TA
-4633.
CARROLLTON, 2353—Upper 4-room, pri
vate apartment; very comfortable; ga-
rage: reasonable; adults.
COMPLETLY furn. 4-rm. upper; bath,
strictly private. Adults. 118 N. Riley.
40 Wanted to Rent
FAMILY of adults: six-roOm modern house:
$22.50 month. Suburban considered. Mr.
_ Best. LI-2660.
YOUNG couple want 3 nice unfurnished
rooms and bath; prefer north. Box 516,
care Times.
45 Business Opportunities
FOR yard. 360 W. 17th-st!
Phone TA-0663.
FOR SALE—Case, by owner. Sickliess!
Take small down payment. 645 Mass-av.
STORE with living rooms, strictly mod
ern. and fixtures, for sale or rent. 1461
S. Meridian.
FOUR APARTMENT BUILDING (NORTH i
—5 rooms each, cost $1600; rent SI7OO a
year; for quick sale S7OOO. MRS. DUN
BAR, TA-5462.
GOING RESTAURANT FOR SALE—2OO
seating capacity: at Market and Penn
sylvania; reasonable. Call WINTER,
RI -803 L
47 Houses For Sale
SALE or trade; 6-room double; must sell
at once. Call 2235 W. Morris-st.
REAL ESTATE RENTALS. INSURANCE.
R. A. FRANKE RI-2800
E. KIRK_McKINNEY CO.. INC.
SHERMAN-DR, 710 S.—s-room modern
bungalow. Like new. Breakfast room,
inclosed rear porch, garage, shrubbery:
$3500,00, Terms. CH-0899.
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.
5 ',2 ACRES. 6 miles southwest on old road
67. two fronts, price SBSO cash. HAR
NESS & CLINE. 119‘g N. Ala. LI-9220.
49 Real Estate Exchange
4700 BLOCK W. WASH.
82 ft. corner with 5-room mod. bung,
and gar., small mortgage; exchange for
suburban or acreage. MR. BURGESS. Rl
-9388. IR-6102.
AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS
52 Wanted Real Estate
SMALL camp site; near woods or water.
Lease or buy. Box 515, care Times.
53 Lots for Sale
CLEAR LOT, 44x120; just north! of Le-
Grande on Draper; appraised $300; sac
rifice $l5O. HA-11-46-J.
35 Beer Equipment
KING'S—
/ Prices—With Payments. \
/ P ul I and an ything of wood or metal \
I *o at your room and finances. 1
Select from 225 pool tablea,
Complete From SSO Up.
t New chairs 850 /
\ Tables—All Kinds—Low Prices. J
\ Complete Line of China, Glass, /
\ Silverware. Rentals for Parties. /
\ Delivery Anywhere. /
\ CHROME FURNITURE.
\ 1617-31 Southeastern
DR-3578
56 Wearing Apparel
LADY’S red crepe dress, size 16-18, $4:
Beige fur Jacket. $5. HU-8262.
57 Household Goods
ONE rebuilt Maytag; square aluminum
tub; 1-year too CQ
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. __ L^-5385.
100 USED *1
Ice Boxes 'P I f
All Sizes, Styles. Makes.
R k P. STORES. 225 E. Wash. Open Eve.
RAD 103. sweepers, iceboxes. $1 week.
RADIO Jc. ELEC. SHOP. 533 W. Wash.
MAYTAG WASHER, excellent condition;
sacrifice for $27.50. Hoosier sweeper.
sls, 608 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.
6x12 Felt Base Linoleum Rugs—*3.9s.
JORDAN BROS. CUT-RATE LINOLEUM.
207-W. Wash., from Statehouse.
Singer Bargains
i Singer, drop-head, treadle $lO cash
Sintur electric portable, real buy *27.50
| Singer electric console, repossessed, small
balance.
I Singer Sewing Machine Cos.. 126 W Wash.
58 Miscellaneous for Sale
DOOR and window screens made to order;
fuaranteed. BROOKSIDE LUMBER. 1150
i Ix 6 Drop Sid. (hundred! *3.00
Ix 6 Car Siding *2.90
2x4. 2x6. 2xß *3 00
Roll roofing 98c
INTER-STATE LUMBER CO.
SHERMAN-DR. AT MASB. CH-6400.
iOOO ODD SIZE used doors. 25c and 50c
each. MILLION POPULATION WRECK
ING CO., 310 N. Delaware-st, LI-6270.
—w-TY Bicycles Fishing fjv
fMfcJiKN $lO op Tackle llvv
Repair* Cut Prices XSCT
Hoffman's 2SI Ma*.-*v.F 205 E. Wash.at.
5x7 ICE BOX! coffee "mill, Toledo scales,
le, sheiviaK, 1820 Hillside, CH-14,8,
Classified Display
APARTMENT HOUSE WEEK
APRIL Ist TO Bth
By Wm. P. Snethen, Executive Secretary
Apartment Owners Association
The Apartment Owners Association is sponsoring Apartment
House Week because it wants you, who are not closely in
touch with this great industry, to become better acquainted
with the many beautiful apartment buildings in Indianapolis.
A visit to one or more of these buildings will better demon
strate just how “finished" they are in every particular.
You will learn why so many families prefer this mode of
dwelling; how work for the housewife is reduced to a mini
mum; and how many, many facilities there are in the mod
ern apartment which as a rule are found only in the more
expensive type house.
You will see how, during the past extremely cold spell, the
apartment house dweller wa-s thoroughly comfortable, with
the adequate heating arrangements of these structures and
the hundred and one small details are properly cared for to
insure pleasant living.
Os course, such a visit may make you dissatisfied with any
othsr type dwelling, and, should this be the result, may wa
suggest that you promptly secure for yourself the best apart
ment available NOW and keep it through the year. Insure
for your family proper living quarters, for you will most
probably be disappointed if you wait until Fall,
For those who already live in apartments we suggest that you
STAY IN YOUR Apartment—keep it the year ’round. It s
really something to be comfortably housed all the time, with
a negligible amount of householding worries. If you don't,
then next Fall, you may find that that cozy apartment you
liked so well this past winter has been taken by someone
else and there won t be many, maybe not even one, available.
58 Miscellaneous for Sale
WE CAN furnish all iraming and sheeting
for 18x20 garage for $27.95. Good, clean
material. SERVICE WRECKING CO.,
- 320 N. WesL LI-0228.
STORE fixtures; bakerv equipment; spe
cial equipment; buy-sell. 419 E. Ohlo._
FOR SALE—Number of used first-class
waving machines. Realistic. Nestle, Eu
gene and Helen Cuttis. Both croquignole
and combination; for small down pay
ment. Also used dryers and complete
used shop equipment. H. F. REEDY
SUPPLY CO. RI-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,
300 BUILDINGS WRECKED
Good used lumber and building material
of all kinds for sale cheap.
CLEVELAND WRECKING CO.
1320 Kentucky-a Indianapolis.
SUDDEN DEATH—It never fails. Destroys
bedbugs and household vermin. ALBERT
G. MAAS. 31 Va.-av. RI-3315.
PURE maple svrup, $2 gallon. FRED
RHOADES. 1723 N.
WEDDING invitation?, highest quality.
lowest prices. DUNLAP._33 Virginia-av.
TYPEWRITER—SIO up. All makes:
bought—exchanged—rented. M’COLLUM
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 233 N. Dela
ware-st. RI-4926.
LLOYD "reed baby buggy, tan, $lO. Ivory
bassinet. $2.50. 6242 Park. HU-2401. ■
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION
Corner Capitol and South St.
Special oil for washing machine motors,
sewing machines, lawn mowers, qt. 20c;
gal. 75c. Empty 5-gal. lard cans 5c each.
5-gal. roof coating $2.
USED bicycles, A-L $3 up. “Balloon and
high pressure tires. Terms arranged.
WESTERN AUTO STORES, 301 E. Wash
_ ington, 363 N. Illinois.
Use The Times—Phone RI-5551
For Lowest Cost Want Ads
59 Radios, Musical Needs
New 8 Bass rh 1 1 ET
Accordions. TANARUS) I I )
Lessons included. S' 1 *
PEARSON CO., Inc. 128 N. Penn.
i2O Bass
Accordion. ouu
PEARSON CO., INC. 128 N. Penn.
Olds Trombone;
Gold Lacquer.
PEARSON CO.. INC. 128 N. Penn.
SPARTAN console. 8-tube; pre-owned.
$12.50. L. S. AYRES & CO., RADIO
DEPT.. 7th floor.
Accordions LOANED to beginners.
PEARSON CO„ Inc. 128 N. Penn
New’ Philco Auto Radio
$29.95 Installed; guaranteed
Radio Parts, Amplifiers—Tubes
VAN SICKLE RADIO SHOP. 34 W. Ohio.
CHICKERING GRAND, $275.
Positively looks like new.
WILKING MUSIC CO.
120 E. Ohio-st. Open evenings.
30 WATT public addressing system for rent.
Radio Sales & Service. 211 Ind. LI-9383,
PRE-OWNED Easy Washer; good condi
tion; only $22.50—51 weekly. ECONOMY
RADIO. 245 E. Wash. Open Eves.
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 Aixade
UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP. 1720
ASBURY,
60 Farm and Garden
GOOD clean horse manure; will contract
6 months or one year. SCHROYER'S
HORSE AUCTION. RI-5642.
McLEAN garden tractor, new design, made
in Indianapolis. UNIVERSAL MFG. CO..
324 W. 10th.
HIGH QUALITY lawn grass. Best Ken
tucky blue grass. 2oc lb. MARION
COUNTY COOPERATIVE FARM BU
REAU. 610 Kentucky-av. LI-6339.
63 Poultry—Live Stock
BROODER HOUSE, brooder stove, hog
house: reasonable. W. Q. BELL. Hart-
E. Washington.
ALFALFA HAY, baled, first cutting;
2-gang breaking plow, incubator, Stew
art truck: very cheap. BRIGHT Sc SON.
RI-7815. H4-2403-M.
64 Swaps
CLEAR LOT, 44x120; > 2 block north of Le-
Grande car line on Draper; appraised
__ $300: trade for automobile HA-1146-J.
USED" BICYCLES—Buy and sell. BROAD
RIPPLE SPORTING GOODS. 803 E. 63d,
WA-1133.
CASH for your used car. We pay more;
come here. 411 N. Illinois.
FIRST-CLASS painting for used car! - No
Junk. LI-3150.
WELL-ROTTED STABLE MANURE
DR-0230.
WILL trade large Premier vacuum cleaner
for sewing machine. 458 N. Tibbs
FEED STORE—Pa pec mixer, stock. ~ flx
tures. truck. Sell or trade, all or part.
3222 W. Washington. BE-2257.
INNERSPRING mattress for Icebox and
rocking chair. DR-6842.
DENTAL work for painting or paner
hanging. 1107 Odd Fellow Bldg. RI
-7281L
FEW pieces of odd furniture” for 30-inch
roll-top desk. Call 4-6 p. m. 1407 N.
Oljriey.
OIL range, high oven: swap for living
room suite. 3913 E. 30th. _CH-2287-W.
GAS STOVE. A-l. practically new for
paperhanging or cash, 3707 N. Haw
thorne Lane.
CHEVROLET, 1930 Sport Sedan. Excellent.
Equity for SSO cash. 3221 Blvd-pl.
TO ADVERTISERS—Eacn ad appear
ing in this column is listed in The Times
Swap Bureau directory for sixty days
free of charge. Your “Swap’' ad will
receive a special rate of seven days for
the price of five and four day* for the
cost of three Call RI-5551
65 Wanted to Buy
We Pay Highest
Prices
for old gold, watches, dental bridges
jewelry, etc. SACKS BROS. 308 Indian*-
av. Phone RI-5994.
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65 Wanted to Buy
SMALL trailar concrete mixer, not "over
$25 cash. Explain make, condition fully.
Box 510. care Times
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR "
MIXED IRON
THE MILLER CO.. INC.
139 S. CALIFORNIA. RI-51.V).
66 Furniture Buyers
ftWtßSiJfiS'
WANTS GOOD FURNITURE
MR. PIERCE PROMPT SERVICB
BUY whole house or odd piece of furn.
Dlanos. etc. MR. WERELEY HU-7274.
ALL kinds furniture, from basement to
attic; broken, damaged. CH-6826. CH
-0976.
Call Rl-0469 Eor an v furniture!
Vzdii x '’ i rugs, stoves or clothing
vou have for sale. Calls answered Dromntlv.
i 1-9971 We pay more. EXCHANGS
LI 74/1 PURN. CO., 304 E. Wash.
WE BUY. WE SELL. WE TRAD*.
HIGHEST cash prices paid. Household
goods. If In a hurrv and want top
prices call J. P. GRIDBEN FURNITURE
Sc STORAGE, 1501 Madison. Phona
DR-332*
FOR RESULTS PHONE RI-5551.
67 Cash Coal Mart
VWAtCH XOAtSifr
Furnace Chunks
Bright, shiny, clean j* . ■
sth vein shaft V 4 T k
mined Indiana coal. sJ
Yes—We Have Other Coals.
*KH CO At CO
“Rich Coal—Honest Service.”
LI. 5344. 936 E. # Vt. St.
SPECIAL SALE
W. Virginia nut and slack ..*3,50
Indiana mine run 4.25
Indiana big lump ... $5.00
Indiana 2x4 $4.50
Indiana furnace chunks *4.75
Brazil block 5.25
Brazil, 3x6 5.00
Sun-Glo lump 6 00
West Virginia. 2x5 6 25
West Virginia, large lump 6.50
Island Creek, 2x5 6.50
Island Creek, large lump 6.75
Pocahontas big lump 8.25
Citizens Coke 9.25
We deliver % and V* tons.
Economy Fuel Supply Cos.
DR-1220. DR-1221.
“Economize With Economy."
COAL-COKE-KINDLING
Best Linton. 3x6, clean fkd... *4 50
Best Linton, med. lp.. clean fkd. *4.75
Best Linton, big lp., clean fkd....*5.00
Gen. Big Brazil Block, cln. fkd...*5.25
West Virginia, big lp.. mine run .*5.50
Glendora, big lp.. fkd.. $6.25; egg.*6.oo
West Virginia. 3x6. clean forked *8.25
W. Va., big lp.. clean fkd.. ...86.50
Pioneer Island Creek lump, fkd..*7.25
Deliver % tons.
Ontoi Ice
DR. 4621. DR. 4622.
WeS+ - <FD 7 c
Virginia
(Nut and Slack)
Sexson Bros. Coal Cos.
DR-7479 DR-7479
Virgin iT $375
Nut and Slack
Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos.
DR-2400 5 Yards. DR-2401
WEST VIRGINIA It a C A
Big lump forked vD-OU
WEST VIRGINIA ee O'
Medium lump forked
MODEL COAL CO.
DR. 2222. WA. 5667.
223 Caven-st. l 4001 Winthrop.
Cash Coal Cos.
CH-6250
We deliver 1/4 and 1/2 Tons
FEDBICKCOEs
DK. 1792 EST. WA. 560*
SOI BEECHER. ISSS 1020 E. 40TH
Quality Coal
Polar Ice & Fuel Cos.

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