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MAY 26, 1936.
MOUNDSMEN IN MAJORS HAVE ‘DAY’
Pitchers Steal
Big Loop Show
From Sluggers
Three Shutouts Registered
in Six Games Played as
Hurlers Bear Down.
Bjt United Prntit
NEW YORK, May 26.—Seven
butstandinpr hurling performances in
the major leagues diverted attention
irom slugging to pitching today.
While Sunday’s play was featured
by the booming of slugger artillery,
yesterday’s was quiet and orderly,
with three shutouts registered in
the six games played.
A1 Smith of the New York Giants
and Joe Bowman
of the Philadel
phia Phillies
turned in excel
lent performances.
Despite holding
the Giants to
four hits while
his mates got to
Smith for live,
Bowman lost his
game, 1 to 0. The
margin of victory
was Sambo Les
lie's fourth-inning
home run.
Next be.rr Dattle
was between the
St. Louis Car
dinals, 1e a ders
i-■ ■ . 1
A1 Smith
of the National League, and the
Chicago Cubs. It was a tight game,
the Cards winning, 2 to 1, although
Paul Dean was nicked for 10 hits,
three more than Bill Lee gave up.
The Cubs took a one-run lead in the
fifth, but Stu Martin's homer tied
It in the sixth and Rip Collias’ pinch
single in the ninth drove Pepper
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Martin home with the winning run.
Red Lucas turned in a four-hitter
as the Pittsburgh Pirates downed
the Cincinnati Reds, 9 to 2. The
Pirates, who had been in a three-
I way tie for third place with the
I Cubs and the Reds, took sole posses-
I sion of the position as a result of
! their win.
Johnny Lanning, Boston Bees’
young recruit pitcher from Knox
ville, Tenn., was impressive as he
I shut out the Brooklyn Dodgers, 8 to
0. Distributing seven hits, Lanning
was in trouble only once.
In the American League, Fritz
Ostermueller of the Boston Reu
Sox blanked the Washington Sen
ators, 6 to 0, doling out but four hits,
while his mates got to DcShong and
Appleton for nine.
The New York Yankees and the
Philadelphia Athletics engaged in
the only slugging duel yesterday,
with the A’s gettlhg revenge for
three straight defeats at the hands
of the Yanks by clubbing out a 10-
to-7 victory. Lee Ross, right-handed
Athletic recruit, went the route, al
though hit for 12 safeties. His mates
came to the rescue by walloping
four Yank hurlers for 15.
Softball
Rockwood A. C.’s defeated Kiefer-Stew
art. 15-2, but lost to Victory Cleaners,
11-7. Tonight the Rockwoods will de
fend first place In the Smlth-Hassler-
Strum League when they meet Leon Tail
ors at Longacre at 9. Leons are tied for
second with Paddle Club and Shaw's
Market. Tomorrow Rockwods will plav
Gibson Cos., at 5:30 at Rhodius Park in
; the Em-Roe League. The Rockwoods have
| won seven games and lost two. For games
| call Drexel 5611-W.
i St. Joseph Juniors. In second nlace in
their league have the leading hitter in
the loon. He Is Earl Hull, batting .455.
St. Joe recently defeated Holv Cross
Juniors. Games arc wanted with teams
nlaving In the 17-18-vear-old class. Write
Leo Donahue. 305 Summlt-st.
Any team interested in fast Sunday aft
ernoon softball loop be at Broad Ripple
sporting goods store. 803 E. Sixty-third-st
tonight at, 7:30. There are openings for
two teams.
Dean Bros., will meet Victory Cleaners
at 8 p. m Thursday at the new softball
stadium. English-av and La Salle-st. Dean
men defeated Power and Light. 7-1, with
Greene pitching for the winners.
Standings and Results
•AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Won. Lost. Pet.
Kansas City 24 11 .686
Milwaukee 23 13 .639
S’. Paul 23 16 .590
Minneapolis 21 15 .583
INDIANAPOLIS 14 1H .138
Louisville 16 23 .410
Columbus 15 24 .385
Toledo 10 26 .278
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. W L Pet.
New York 25 12 .676 Chicago ... 17 15 .531
Boston ... 24 14 .632 Wash’ton.. 19 19 .500
Detroit . 20 16 .sS6,Phila. ... 11 23 .324
Cleveland. 19 16 st. Louis. 8 28 .222
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. W L. Pet.
St. Louis 22 11 .667 Cincinnati 17 18 .488
New York 22 12 .647 Chicago .. 16 17 .485
Pittsburgh 17 16 .515 Brooklyn. 14 22 .389
Boston . 17 18 .486 Phila 13 24 .351
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Columbus.
Toledo at Louisville.
Minneapolis at. Kansas City.
St. Paul at Milwaukee.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Detroit (2).
New York at Boston.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at St. Louts (2).
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St Paul 020 020 100 1— 6 9 2
Milwaukee 200 000 102 2 7 12 3
Herring, Spencer and Pasek: Hamlin.
Prcssnell and Brenzel.
Toledo 200 000 000— 2 8 5
Louisville 204 103 22x—14 15 4
Flowers and Garbark; Shaffer and
Thompson. s
Minneapolis 002 120 000— 5 11 0
Kansas City 004 600 OOx—lo 13 1
Milner and George; Vance and Mad-
Jcski.
[ CLOTHING
‘ ON EASY CRED*TSSfc:S
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 000 000 OOO— 0 4 0
Boston 410 100 OOx— 6 9 0
DeShong, Appleton and Millies; Oster
mueller and R. Ferrell.
New York 500 000 110— 7 12 1
Philadelphia 302 201 02x—10 15 2
Gomez. Brown. Kleinhans. Hadley and
Dickey; Ross and Hayes.
Only two games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 010 100 4 20— 8 15 0
Brooklyn 000 000 000— 0 7 1
Lanning and Lopez; Frankhouse, Baker.
Leonard and Berres. Phelps.
Pittsburgh 210 006 000— 9 13 1
Cincinnati 001 001 000— 2 4 4
Lucas and Padden; Schott, Freitas, Bren
nan, Hilcher and Lombardi.
Chicago 000 010 000— 1 10 0
St. Louis 000 001 001— 2 7 0
Lee and Hartnett; P. Dean and Ogro
dowski.
Philadelphia 000 000 suo 0 5 0
New York 000 100 OOx— 14 0
Bowman ana Wilson; Smith and Man
cuso.
MAJOR LEADERS
LEADING BATTERS
G. AB. R. H. Pet.
Terry. Giants 20 55 10 25 .455
Sullivan. Cleveland. .23 73 9 30 .411
Medwick, Cards. ... 33 139 21 54 .388
DiMaggio, Yanks.. ..20 96 24 37 .385
Lewis, Senators 33 147 21 56 .381
HOME RUNS
Foxx Red Sox... lFLazzeri. Yankees. 8
Trosky. Cleveland. 9jOtt, Giants 7
Dickey, Yankees . 9J. Moore, Phillies 7
RUNS BATTED IN
Dickey. Yankees. 50jOtt, Giants 35
Lazzeri, Yankees 38Foxx, Red Sox.. 35
Trosky, Cleveland 36i
HITS
Gehringer, Tigers 58|Moore, Giants ... 53
Jordan, Bees 57iDickey, Yankees.. 53
Lewis. Senators.. 56 Gehrig, Yankees.. 53
Medwick, Cards . 54]
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KEENE’S COMPOUND
WINTERGREEN TABLETS
or they cost vou nothing.
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11
Wabash Conquers
I. U. on Diamond
Winners Gain Early Lead,
Check Uprising.
Timer Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind., May 26.
Wabash College piled up five runs
in the opening frame yesterday and
withstood a late Indiana University
rally to defeat the Hoosiers in their
last home game, 10 to 8.
The Little Giants registered an
other tally in the second inning
and crossed the plate four times
in the seventh to take a command
ing lead before the Crimson started
their belated bid. Wabash built
the winning margin on eight hits
and four I. U. errors. The Big Ten
squad collected 11 hits off Doc
Heath. Score:
Wabash 510 000 400—10 8 4
Indiana 000 001 151— 8 11 4
Heath and Vanduzer; L. Grieger, Hosier
and R. Grieger.
"Dottie, Dear—
Don't Cry About
Your Skin—"
Don t you know there Is nothing that can
so quickly wreck a lovely complexion as
the lack of sulphur in your diet? This lack
can cause common acne, or pimples and
blotches, itching skin, muddy or sallow
skin, or even skin that is too dry or too
oily.
Termed the “beauty mineral’’ by diet
authorities, sulphur is vital to the health
of your millions of tiny skin cells. It is
an aid to proper digestion. It is one of
Nature’s most valuable laxative agents.
See to it that you get more sulphur. Do
this, and the chances are ten to one your
complexion troubles will vanish of them
selves.
Let your me?ls consist mostly of fruits
and green vegetables, as these foods are
green vegetables, as these foods are our
richest sources of sulphur. 0r...1f you
'want especially quick results, add a pinch
of washed sulphur to your diet. This is
easily and pleasantly done with the new
washed sulphur compound, called Sulfax,
which you can get at any drug store. You
merely take these little yellow tablets with
your meals.
If you earnestly want to improve your
complexion, then start today to build your
skin beauty this right way, from within.
See to it that you get more sulphur.
—Advertisement.
3 Deaths—Funerals
Indianapnlis Timet, Taesday. Mar 88, 1936.
CAHILL—AIice, passed awav Sunday, Mav
24. at the residence of her sister, Mrs.
Miller, 2131 N. Talbot. FVneral from
the residence of her sister Wednesday.
May 27. 8:30 a. m . services S' Patrick's
Church 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery. Friends invited. The Maas
Society will meet at the home Tuesday
8 p. m. for prayers. FINN BROS. SERV
ICE.
FOREMAN—Charles T.. husband of Mrs
Nora B. Foreman and father of Mrs.
Frank K. Levinson, residing 902 N. Penn
st, passed on Mondav afternoon Services
at the FLANNER <fc BUCHANAN MORTU -
ARY Wednesday, 3:30 p. m. Friends
invited.
HAUCK—Mary E., beloved mother of Lee
Hauck and Mrs. F. C. Urfer of Peoria.
111., passed away at the residence of her
son, 3229 Forest Manor-av, Monday aft
ernoon, May 25. Funeral service will
be held at the WALD FUNERAL HOME,
Illinois at 17th-st, Thursday afternoon.
May 28. a# 2 o’clock. Burial Crown Hill
Cemetery. Friends invited.
-KENDELL—Mary, beloved wife of Lee
Kendell. sister of Mrs. Della Broder and
Katherine Moran of Indianapolis; Martin
Moran of Brownsburg. Ind.. and Mar
garet Walsh of Urbana, Ohio, passed
away May 24 at residence, 44 N. Addl
son-st. Funeral Thursday. 8:30 at resi
dents: 9 a. m.. St. Anthony's Church.
Burial Crown Hill.
LUDWIG—Lydia Matilda, age 84 years,
mother of Mrs. Frank Hauser, Milton.
John, Harry and Raymond Ludwig,
passed away Monday morning at resi
dence 3432 W. 16th-st. Funeral services
Thurgday, 2 p. m. at residence. Friends
Burial Mt. Jackson cemetery.
CONKLE SERVICE.
—M- Lee. age 75. husband of
Emma McCord, father of Ogle and
Chester, brother of Frank P. McCord,
passed away Mondav. Funeral services
at the M’CORD FUNERAL HOME in
Oaklandon, Wednesday, 2 p. m. Burial
Oaklandon Cemetery.
O’CONNOR—Jennie L.. wife of John O’Con
nor. mother of Mrs. Helen Lowe,
Rochester. N. Y„ and aunt of Mrs.
George M. Corbaley, passed awav Mon
day morning. Services at the FLANNER
& BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Wednesday,
2 p. m. Friends invited.
TERRELL—Bernice Knight, age 32 years,
beloved wife of James Terrell, mother of
Edna Mae. Mildred Jean and Norma
Ellen Terrell, daughter of Fred S. Knight
and sister of Margie Knight, passed awav
Monday, May 25. Funeral and burial at
Franklin, Ky„ Wednesdav. Mav 27.
Friends may call at SHIRLEY BROS.
CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. 111.-st.. until
5 p. m. Tuesday.
4 In Memoriam
IN MEMORY of our darling daughter and
sister, Inez Doles Abraham.
“Gone, but not forgotten.”
Sadly missed bv
MOTHER. FATHER AND SISTER
5 Funeral Directors
HOW MUCH SHOULD
BE SPENT FOR
A FUNERAL
The price of a funeral
should be guided by the
standard of living to
which the family is ac
customed.
To go far above this
is misguided sentimen
tality—to go far below
is mistaken economy.
Funerals hene at the
prices you can afford.
FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY
25 W. Fall Creek-Blvd.
T A-4400
WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM
1321-23 W, RAY-ST. BE-1588
Walter T. Blasengym
Funeral Home
2226 SHELBY-ST. DR-2570
J. J. BLACKWELL AND SONS
FUNERAL HOME
926 N Capltol-Av, Phone LI-7115
CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
1934 W MICH.-ST. BE-1934
PAUL E. DORSEY
3925 B. NEW YORK-ST rR-1173
FINN BROS.
Funeral Home
1639 N. Merldian-st. TA-1835
FLANNER & BUCHANAN
25 W. Fall Creek Drive
BERT S. GADD
.2130 Frospect-st. DR-5307
GRINSTEINER'S
522 E. Market
RI-5374
PERSONAL SERVICE
G. H. HERRMANN
1505 S. EAST-ST. DR-4477
HISEY & TITUS
951 N. Delaware
LI-3828
LAUCK FUNERAL HOME
1458 8. Meridian. DR-2140; DR-3210
“Where better funerals cost less”
GEORGE McCARTY
FORTVILLE INDIANA
MOORE & KIRK '
2530 Statlon-st. CH-1806-7 TA-8058-8
ROYSTER & AS KIN
1902 N. Merldian-st. TA-0299
SHIRLEY BROS. CO.
346 N. Illlnols-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
6 Cemeteries—Florists
PEONIES 25c a dozen. BAER’S PEONY
GARDENS. Edwards-av, one block west,
4200 S. Meridian. DR-7884-4.
SINGLE resting places in beautiful Suthe.-
land Park are available as low as $lB
for adults, $lO for infants. Conveniently
located northeast. Call HU-5894.
PEONIES—for decoration. MASCHMEYER'S
NURSERY, 206 W. Troy-av. DR-1298.
A concentrateo market—an economical
serv) e—Times Want Ads—known for
theit result producing power. Phone
RI-S''sl and sav adtaker
9 Lost and Found
LOST—Boy's bicycle. Rid Colson No!
4J4222; $5 reward. 3230 N. Illinois. HA-
-
LOST—SIS: Saturday downtown. Working
boy's. Finder return $lO, keep $5. HA
-0278-W.
LOST—Bracelet, rhinestone. at English
Theater or Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Keepsake. Reward. TA-2399.
LOST—In 300 or 400 block E. Walnut-st.
white-gold lady’s Gruen watch, ribbon
band. RI-6175. Reward.
10 Notices
COUPLE going to California on May 29
will take 2 to help drive. Call CH-5475.
11 Fersonals
SMART HATS. $2; softies. sl. Remodel
ing reasonable. ROSE REMY, 619 Oc
cidental Bldg.
EXPERIENCED pianist, excellent accom
panist. for orchestra, gym and all kinds
dancing. LI-C 193,
HAIRCUT, Jhampoo. wave, aU 3,25 c.
Royal Beauty Acad.. 401 Roosevelt bldg.
WHO IS IT?
Winners of May 19th
Questions
1. Mrs May Strieker, 1054 W. 18th-st.
2. Frank Rene, 633 Stevens-st.
3. Orvil Botts. 906 S. East-st.
4. Geo. E. Hallsworth. 837 Lexington.
5. Lena Woods, 919 Elm-st.
6. Gene Ryan. 321 E. lOth-st.
7. Margaret Dirk, 1013 S. New Jersey.
8. Lefty Cleary. 1338 S. Harding.
9. Miss P. McClain. 974 W. 28th-st.
10. Miss Ruth Thorne. 708 Va 8. East-st,
Apt. No. 2.
Winners must ealLfor their tickets at
The Times Want Ad Bept., 214 W. Mary
laad-st., before $ p, m. Wednesday, May 37.
11 Personals
VIGOROUS /tfe
GLANDS mean con
fidenee and cour
age. Rebuild and Mfcawgv
revive by this new,
amazing, home JpA
remedy. If past 40
and vitality not
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try MO - TEE -NA V'j KTgb **
(chief of them all.) li U, V
$2 50 item, 98c. N.
M. P. Cos., 145 E. \\
Ohlo-st. \\
f IHEUMATIG PAHS*,
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= Absolute monev-back guarantee. H
s Consult vour druggist or write s
direct for free literature.
|f THE KEENE DRUG, INDPLS. f§
CENTRAL
GIVES HAIR DYE
for small material charge
DR. CRUM, formerly of Virglnia-av. is
now located at 1025 Prospect-st. Foun-
tain Square. Phone DR-6233.
CDCC Monday to Friday
r L INTERNATIONAL
MARCEL 342 E. Washington
14 Schools, Instruction
Prepare Now
Business conditions are better. There is
a demand for trained stenogs. We guar
antee .positions. Courses in accounting,
shorthand, dictaphone, typing. CONSOLI
DATED BUSINESS COLLEGE. 3rd floor.
Roosevelt bldg. RI-9535.
GlßLS—Learn Beauty Culture the INTBR
NATIONAL way. A one-prics school.
Best teaching lots of practice, living
Terms to suit. 342 E. Wash.-st.
COMPLETE beauty course. SSO: enroll now.
Royal Beauty Acad.. 401Roosewlt bldg.
FREE—4 voice lessons for registration fee
of sl. LI-4287 for appointment.
Help Wanted, Female
SALESLADIES to represent AVON Prod
ucts. 50-vear-old organization. Call LI
-9982 after 2 p. m.
BBAUTY training for light office work.
Royal Beauty Acad., 401 Roosevelt Bldg.
LADY. A-l COOK. FOR RESTAURANT.
1023 N. CAPITOL,
FIVE LADIES for order dept, at once, 47
S. Penn. Room 614.
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 at 65c. and in most cases
results in connections. Call MISS PAGE
at Riley 5551 or come to The Times,
Want Ad Headquarters.
21 Help Wanted, Male
WANTED—Young man. 18 to 22 years of
age. high school graduate. Man must be
interested in entering business world on
a permanent position where future mav
be established by hard work. Position
pays salary and bonus and is with large
national organization. State age, past
employment and telephone number In
complete letter of application. Box 443.
_care Times.
WANTED —Young man, 19 to 22 years of
age. high school graduate. Man must
be interested in entering business world
on permanent position where future may
be established by hard work. Position
pays salary and bonus. For Interview
apply in person, 10 a. m. Wednesday at
44V2 S. Capltol-av.
DRY CLEANING, house to house and learn
pressing: salary and commission. Box
524. care Times.
FIVE MEN for order dept, at once, 47 A.
Penn. Room 614.
IF YOU DON’T FIND the oositlon you're
looking for here, try an Inexpensive
Times "Situation Wanted” ad—four days
cost as little as 65c—and may find just
the connection you want. Call MISS
PAGE. Riley 5551, The Times. Want Ad
Headquartera.
22 Salesmen—Agents
MEN WANTED for Rawleigh Routes of 800
families. Reliable hustler should start
earning $25 weekly and Increase rap
idly. Write today. Rawleigh, Dept.
Lowest Cost Situation Ads
Times Situation wanted rates are
lowest in town. 12 words cost only
22c—four days for as little as
65c. cash with order. Bring or mail
your ad to Want Ad Headquarters.
The Times. 214 W Maryland
23 Situations, Female
Lowest Cost Situation Ads
Times Situation wanted rates are
lowest in town. 12 words cost only
22c —four days for as little as
65c, cash with order. Bring or mall
your ad to Want Ad Headquarters.
The Times. 214 W Maryland
DAY or week work for ladies; common
labor for men; day or week; general
house cleaning. Unity Christian
Church
LADY employed at night wants room
and board for housekeeping. A-l ref
erences. 1848 N. Rural.
29 Moving and Storage
NEW and used furniture pads in stock for
sale and for rent.
HOOSIER TARPAULIN.
CH-2878. "Pete’s” Transfer, $1 up. Local,
all kinds (white); careful. Prompt serv
ice.
Times Economy Want Ads as low as 2c
per word. Phone RI-5551. Say Ad
taker.
30 Rooms for Rent
ALABAMA, N.. 702. No. 4—Beautiful front
room, porch; side bedroom; modern;
close. LI-317 3.
CENTRAL, 2902—R00m, next bath; large
closet; garage; Speedway visitors wel
come. TA-1649.
COX LEGE. 2005—'Young widow wishes em
ployed girl to share apartment; private
bedroom; $3. HE-5271 after 7 p. m.
ORIENTAL, N.. 20—Two attractive single
rooms. Private entrance.
Vermont. 36 W.—No. 2 Savoy; large
room, two windows; three in home. LI
-8612.
21ST-ST. 123 W.—Large front room, three
windows, close to bath. Illinois car.
Reasonable
Seminole Hotel i™ y , N ' m^ a r m n a :
$3.50-84.50 weekly; transient, $1 day.
Running water, showers.
31 Rooms with Board
dearborn; K 1502—Private room,
meals, laundry, garage optional; one. two
gentlemen. CH-4292-M.
NEW JERSEY, N., 2062—Twin beds, show
er, pool table, employed men; students;
reasonable.
32 Housekeeping Rooms
$2.50 UP—Large, nicely furnished: close in:
2 rms.; private entrance; $4.50. 321 E.
St. Clair.
ALABAMA, N.. 523, APT. 5
rooms, cool, everything furnished; near
_porch; $5 50.
N. ALABAMA. 1104 —Clean housekeeping
rooms. Well furnished; front porch; very
_ reasonable.
BROADWAY, 2419 —Large cool, two rooms,
kitchenette apartment; adult*. Rooms,
Speedway Visitors.
BROADWAY, 1626 apartment;
furnished, sink, hot water; adults; phon?.
CARROLLTON. 1226—Larre. clean, airv
room and kitchenette; itilltles; garage;
reasonable. _LI-9403.
CENTRAL, 1649—0ne room and kitchen
ette; sink; private entrance: $4.50; adults.
CENTRAL. 1948—Choice front two-room
apartment; overstuffed: sink. Also sleep- :
ing room. Adults.
OOLLEOE. 925—53; front room; extra
cool, clean; also 2-room apartment, $5;
_free parking.
EUCLID, N.. 109—Private modern apart
ment, overstuffed. built-ins, phone, util-
ities. garage. E. Washington car.
ILLINOIS. N., 1808 —Two housekeeping
rooms: everything furnished. Near bath.
Private entrance. HA-3203-J.
MICHIGAN. E.. 302—Clean sleeping aifd
housekeeping rooms. $2. $2.50 per week.
_Phone.
NEW JERSEY. X., 1421 —Cozy. cooi. front
room, kitchenette; also sleeping. Adults;
reasonable.
NEW JERSEY, N„ 226—Sleeping and
housekeeping rooms: hot water; good
ventilation. RI-4145.
STATE. N., 423 —Two large unfurnished
rooms, kitchenette; redecorated; utilities;
car and bus.
TALBOT, N., 2420—Tw0 room private
apartment: overstufledL Everything fur
nished: 85.50.
WOODRUFF. 891. MIDDLB-DR—Large
living room, kitchenette, dressing room;
utilities; private entrance; phone.
WOODRUFF PLACE—Attractive front one
room; kitchenette: everything furnished;
near bath. CH-0485.
WOODRUFF. 544 Middle Drive—One room)
hot. cold water. Kitchen. Adults. CH
-3173.
NINTH. E.. 426—56; two clean rooms;
close bath, large closet; close Real Silk.
Adults. RI-7257.
FRONT bedroom; also stngla wtfuraished
housekeeping room; 83.50. Box 571.
Timas.
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33 Hotels
! CENTRAL HOl£L—33l N! DetawsraT
Strictly modern, outside rooms. Tiansl
ent and weekly rates.
HOTEL. 359 W W ABHTNGTON—ttoomsT
Single. 35c end 50c: double. 75c and 81.
Week. $2 up. Quiet day sleeping. Room
_ service: morning call*.
Times Economy Want Ads aa low as 9
per word. Phone RI-5551. Say Ad
taker.
34 Apartments, Unfurtu
2249" PIERSON "
4 rooms, heat and water paid. S2O
| SECURITY TRUST CO RI-6571 *
; Indianapolis Rental Agency
I Furn. and unfurn. apt*. Free service
j and transportation. LI-5452.
fiPARTiYKW
: Apartments In all parts of the city: fre*
transportation to inspect. Call HE-1328.
I * ~ GENERAL APTS.. INC. 3
22 W. Vermont. LI-3439. •
SAVE on vour want aa
use Times Economy Want Ads.
Just phone—Rl-5551—and say
adtaker_
35 Houses, Unfurnished
COLLEGE. 2455—Modern 3 bedroom brick
double, laundry, splendid furnace. $27.50.
HE-3523.
DAWSON, 811 —Modern 5-room upper du
| plex; water. garage: adults $20 I _TA-6808.
; RALSTON-AV. 4331—Dozy 3-rm rottaae]
Hectric^i 1 ictus, garage. J. S. CRUSE.
GUILFORD. 1433 —5 rooms, modern: has
, newly decorated: water paid: $21.50.
LI-1361. C. C. GROVE 44 Virginia-av.
E—Convenient 5 room modern
double; water paid; newiv decorated
thruout. but owner will do additional
IHBOO necessar ' r to Dl ea * e good tenant:
LI-7361,' C. C. GROVE. 44 Virglnla-aVj
... „ _ For Colored
'l? S Webster. 4 room single. $lO. Call
GREGORY ft APPEL. INC. U-7491.
36 Furn. Houses, AptsT
CAPITOL, N.. 1202—Apt. No. 7: 6~roSm
modem, nicely furnished; heat, water,
janitor service; $9 wk. LI-5596.
CENTRAL. 1404 —Front 2-room apartment!
_gndy for summer. Frigldaire. utilities
2235—3 rooms, kitchenetteT
bath; modern apartment; utilities; $8;
porch. RI-2234.
36-A Resorts and Cottages 1
ARRANGE to spend your vacation at beau-
Silver Camp. Lake Shafer; modern
cottages; good beds, boats; reservations
_ HU-?07r d LI-5 B sir er Clay ' 549 E - fßth ’
40 Wanted to Rent
RESPONSIBLE cple. want home or apt!!
furn. or unfurn. TA-4633.
paper with the most Economical
Want Ads. THE TIMES. RI-5551
15 Business Opportunities
PARKING lot. 125 cars! rent only *35
month: 2-year lease. *1250 cash. PYLE.
__n9. j N. Ala ._
46 Securities
WE BUY Fletcher American National Bank
Certificates of Beneficial interest for
cash N. LEONARD COHEN &. CO.. 8
E. Market-st, Rm. 206.
We buy Fletcher American Natl. Bank
Ctfs. of Beneficial Int.
NEWTON TODD. 415 LEMCKE BLDG.
47 Houses For Sale
BUY NOW
624 N. Dearborn. 5-rm. mod. bung.
330 N. Beville, 5-rm. mod. bung , largt
steam-heated shop in rear.
1918 W. Wyoming, 5-rm. mod. bung.
2325 S. Penn., 5-rm. mod. bung.
3282 Schofield, 5-rm. mod. bung.
1119 Fletcher, 6-rm. mod. bung.
329 E. 30th, 6-rm. mod. house.
1510 Herschell, at Riverside-dr., 6-rm. mod.
bung., 2-car garage.
1516 Haugh, dandy 5-rm. mod. bung., oak
floors, nook, floored attic.
SEMI-MODERN HOMES
4008 E. Mich., 5 rms.; business zone.
1622 Perry, s. E., suburban, 5 rms.
819 S. Shepßrd, bung, at Rhodius Park.
827 S. Shepard, bung., at Rhodius Park.
652 Warren-av, 5-rm. cottage, bath.
Shown by appointment only.
BRIDGES & GRAVES CO.
243 N. Delawarc-st. RI-3477. HU-2188.
BARGAINS
2161 N. Riley: 5 rooms, hardwood floora.
garage, well; *1500; *IOO down.
726 N. Berwick; 5 rooms, well, garage:
$1600: S2OO down.
.?• Tuxe d°: 5-room modern; SIBOO.
S2OO down.
5108 Hovev; 5 rooms: gas, basement,
garage; $1800; S2OO down.
5119 N. Arsenal; 5-room modern; $2200;
S2OO down.
1105 Haugh-st; 5-room modern; *2200:
S2OO down.
3353 N. Arsenal; 5-room; *1900; S2OO
down.
HARNESS & CLINE
llS'.i N. Alabama
HANDY LIST ~
SECURITY TRUST CO. RI-6571
1731 ALTON—S-r. bung., SISOO. S3OO cash.
1728 SOMERSET—4-r. bung., SIOOO. *3O
cash.
1102 N. TIBBS-AV.—6-r. l'j-story; SISOO,
S3OO cash.
1728 SOMERSET -4-r. bung., *IOOO. S3OO
cash.
YOU GET THE DEED
4 ASK MR. NICOSON
CRESTON "
Location: Drive out W. Washington-t
to 3500 block (Creston and office on Rock
ville-rd at your right.)
Lovely 5-room mod. bungalows, full
basements. 2 bedrooms with large closets;
kitchens have linoleum and cabinets All
rooms newiv redecorated. Shrubbery :n
yards. PRICES $3250 and $3350; sma'l
aown payment, bai. S3O per month. Open
daily. 8 to 5.
Harry Diliehay
BE-3181—LI-2073—1R-7014
E. L. COTHRELL REALTY CO.
BUY THIS FOR $5,250”
5309 E. Washington St.
A lovely eight-room modern home:
hardwood floors throughout: fln#
kitchen with built-in cabinets, new fur
nace: new 2-car garage: near Our Lady
of Lourdes church and school. An ideal
location; price only *5250.
MR. EDINGTON WITH
Waddy & Springer, Inc.
159 E. Market-st. LI-5181. HU-5579.
4918 Caroline-Bt.
Attractive bungalow, 5 rooms, bath fur
nace. garage; in good condition: terms,
$250 cash: balance payable monthly.
C. C. Grove 44-Virginia-Av • LI-7361
Mr._ Dahlman - CH-7331
Beech Grove.
1816 Albanv-St. —3 bedroom brick bunga
low. bath, furnace, full basement, fireplace,
hardwood floors: reasonable down pay
ment; balance monthly.
C. C. Grove 44-Virginia-Av Ll-7381
W. A. Moslander Realtor IR-1688
~ CHOICE HOMES EAST
445 N. Arsenal. 3 bedrooms.
344 N. Randolph-st. 6-rm. r*odern.
424 N. Randolph. R-rm. semi-mod.
2529 Brookwav-av. 5-rm. modern.
533 Oxford-st. 6-rm. modern.
906 Bradiey-av. 5-rm. modern.
909 Rilev-av. 3 bedrooms.
Real homes at low prices. Look at them
and cal! M A. Quinn IR-2487. or
HALL-HOTTEL COMPANY. INC.. LI-2541^
3708 W. Michigan-St.
OPPORTUNITY TO USE YOUR BONUS.
5-rm. bungalow, modern, breakfast nook,
pantrv. large closets, cistern, sarage On
trackless trolley, close to school, churches,
stores and new park site. Low price with
attractive terms.
MR McCARTY. RI-7472. CH-6821.
, FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
A SOUTH SIDE BARGAIN*^"
A 4-bedroom home in a good location,
strictly modern, well built and in splendid
condition. Priced for 10 days only at
$3250, rash or terms. Might consider
some trade. Don’t pass up this bargain
if you want a real home. C. A. Young.
HA-2162. RI-6412.
J_B CRUSE. INC. 128 N. Delaware-st.
SBOO GETS DEED
Allen, South of Garfield Park
5-room mod bung., bunt-in features,
nice lot. garage. Home Loan payable *3O
per month. Act quick. Owner leaving. Mr.
1061 W. 33rd
Burgess. RI-93R8. IR-6102
AMERICAN ESTATES CO REALTORS.
16 ROOMS
NORTH: good repair: mo. Income *lll
And 4-room home for owner. Most of
furniture included. Best investment in
citv: SIOOO down.
THOS J LEWIS CO_ 149 N Del. RI-2661 |
Only S7OO T~tal Prhe
*IOO DOWN—*IO PER MONTH
It was a good S-room cottage wl-,h bath,
j Now in bad condition, but worth priew
. asked Go see 1979 Hillside and then
call Mr. Clayton.
MR CLAYTON RI-7472
I FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY
Only $550 Total Price
Good 3-room cottage with lot 30x116. on
paved street. Clear deed and abstract.
See 521 Buchanan-st
MR. CLAYTON RI-7472
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY 3
$"100 DOWN
5280 Melrose-av. 4 rms
5283 Washbourne-av. 4 rms. 2 lots.. 1250
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