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m CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS
ING RATES ON REQUEST
ITO CLASSIFIED ADVER
TISING DEPARTMENT. '
I IiMII, REWSB-SBI
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FUNERAL D1 RECTORS.
George Grinsteiner
* Funeral director, 522 East Market. Old
Phone Main 908. Mew Dhone, 27-208.
UXBRAL DIRECTORS—A. M. RAGB
- CO., 232 North Delaware. Par
lors for holding funeral services. Auto am
bulance.
McKAHAN & WILHITE
1127 N. Illinois st. Main 3-210. A)Uto. 22-645.
J. C. WILSON
IJBO Prospect. Auto. 51-671. Prospect 222.
FUNERAL niHECTOR.S— "
WM. E. KRIEGER,
New 21-154, Main 1454. 1402 N. Illinois.
UND^TA^RSV^
* W. T. BLASENGYM
1626 Shelby St. Pros. 2670. Auto. 51-114.
UNDERTAKERS— HI SKY £ TITUS. 951
North Del. New 26-684. Main 2820.
dlath and funeral notices
CRAIG. ELIZA—WIFE OK ANDREW
Craig, died Jan. 11, age 75 years.
Friends may call Monday, Jan. 12, from
8 a. m. until 'S p. m., at the residence of
her nephew, Charles Cummins, 2173 Sopth
Delaware street. Funeral Tuesday, Jan.
18 at Finn Bros.’ funeral parlors, 135
West Market, 10 a. m.
Dehner. henry—died at the
home of his son. Fred Dehner, 4841
Guilford ave,, Sunday morning, age 81
years. " Funeral services Tuesday after
noon at 2# o’clock. Burial Crown Hill
cemetery. Friends invited.
HELWIG, AUGUSTA BELOVED
mother of Mrs. Dr. Max Bahr, passed
away Sunday, Jan. 11, 1 a. m„ age 66
years. Funeral at the residence, 619 East
Thirty-Second street, Tuesday, 2 p. m.
Burial Crown Hill cemetery.
Hensley, mamus i.—passed away
Sunday, Jan. 11, 12:30 a. m. Funeral
Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2 p. m„ at the home of
her mother, Mra. Jennie Hensley. 1226
Pleasant street. Friends Jnvited. Burial
Crown Hill.
JENNINGS, CORA E.—BELOVED WIFE
of William J. Jennings, mother of Gert
rude J. Schneider, passed away Jan. 11,
at 6 a. m., at the residence near Camby,
Ind., at the age of 51 .years. Friends rfnay
view the remains at Gadd’s chapel, Tues
day a m. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. m.. at
St Mark’s Lutheran church. Friends in
vited. Burial Crown Hill.
Mills, john w.—aged as years,
beloved husband of Hattie D. Mills,
passed away Sunday, Jan. 11, at 3:30 a. m.
Funeral at residence, 5564 East Washing
ton street Tuesday, Jan. 13, at 2:30 p. m.
Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill.
POLAND, GEORGE—SON OF HARRY
and Kate Poland, formerly of Ben
Poavis, died Jan. 11, at -1:25 p. m., at
Brown county. Funeral notice later.
SEARCY, SISTER-—-DIED ~ 8 OTLOfR
Monday a. m.. Deaconess hospital,
pneumonia. Funeral notice later.
W~ OOD, JESSIE' K.—BELOVED WIFE
of John B. Wood, died Jan. 10. Fu
neral at the family residence, 1222 North
New Jersey street, 10 o'clock, Tuesday
morning, Jan. 13. Friends Invited.
bon. rs7~j ohnb.-daK;hter of
John L. Krlng, passed away Saturday
morning, Jan. 10, 1920. Funeral notice
later.
ZINK lAN, STELLA ELGIN BELL—
wife of Andrew Zinklan, died Jan. 11.
at the residence, 158 West Pratt street,
age 37 years. Friends may call Monday,
Jan. 12, from 8 a. m. until 10:30 a. m.
Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1:30 p. m, at
Mitchell. Ind. (Mitchell, (Ind.) paper
please copy.)
LOST AND FOUND.
Mesh bag, gold, lost Saturday
between Washington St. and Lyric
theater, containing $53 bills, small change
and door key;- liberal reward. Circle 2794.
jRE N TLE MAN ’ S LOST
pr Saturday on Brightwood car line;
■Waltham movement. Call Woodruff 2063.
■Reward.
KI.i!i(HV ANGORA CAT, ANSWERS TO
I the name of "Boy”; last heard of was
,at 17th and Broadway. Reward. ISIS
■Park ave. North 3887.
Ip OCKltbookTTq st in American's
fW and 10c Store; contained three pieces
of coin from the old country. Reward.
Belmont 3052.
IGARETTE case—black leather,
with Initials T. S. N. on gold plate.
Reward. Call Main 1603; Woodruff 5435.
Bar pin found in downtomn nis
trict. Owner may have same by
calling Prospect 1170 and paying for ad.
Black ~caße _ lost containing 29
pounds of test weights. Call TOLEDO
SCALE CO. Main 6731.
P "EARL I SET -KAPPA KEY, ENGRAVED
Ruth Irvin. Harrison 2182. Reward.
/ NOTICES.
TICKETS
for Mme. Clemenceau Jaequemalre lec
ture. at Masonic temple, Wednesday, Jan.
14, can be obtained at Paris School of
French, 20 North Meridian dr Merchants
Heat and Light Cos. Admission $1 and 10
cents war tax. Main 3923.
TAILORS AND CLEANERS^
NOTICE TO MEN
Why wear ready to wear pants, when
we make them to your measure for $5.
Special price this week on blue serge trou
sers; $7.50 per pair.
LEON TAILORING CO.
131 East New York street.
Cor. Mass. Ave. Walk up one flight.
hTgTfite
Practical Tailor and Cutter
Dry cleaning, pressing and repairing;
army overcoats made over; ladles' work a
specialty; work called for and delivered.
North Capitol avenue and Ohio street.
Automatic 26-641. Circle 690.
Arm y overcoats made over and
dy-ed; alterations, cleaning and pressing
of ladles' and gents’ garments.
CITY TAILORS AND CLEANERS,
__ mi_N. lIHV,ois -
CAPITOL GARMENT i CLEANERS, 1246
North Capitol avenue. Main 5477
Main 4160. Auto 21-241. (
SCHWARTZ, TAILOR ANDCLKAnT
. er. 31 Kentucky avenue. Main 2679.
BPARD AND ROOMS—WANTED^
WANTED— ROOM AND BOAKBSe BY
falher and young son in school; pre
fer location near school 36. Address A
H|.o, 2931, Times.
.BOOMS—' TO LET.
TWO ROOMS; GAS RANGE, GAS FOR
cooking, electricity, bath and tele
phone; $. One room, $2. 4 4 S. Dearborn
St., after 4 p. m.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FEATHERS
Bought, sold, renovated, mattresses and
pillows made to' order. Est. 1886. B. F.
BURKLE. 416 Mass,, ave. Main 1428. New
28-775.
For sa Le—grocery store and
restaurant on account of other busi
ness. Bargain if taken at once. Box 217
Cloverdale, Ind.
Quigley-Hyland Agency
Civil and Criminal Investigators
*>*-828 Law bid*. Main 2808.
ANO STORAGE.
STORAGE CHEAPEST
(f V \V/ HATES IN CITY. CALL
It | \( UP. Everything at rea
i\ '?> 1 sonable price. Packed.
A\_X( IJJ II i-hipped anywhere.
' tS Locked room If desired,
80 West Henry. Main 4688.
HANK FURNITURE. AND STORAGE
V CO.. 227-22) North New Jersey street
Phone Main 2028.
LOCAXANO OVERLANIV HAULING. O.
K. TRANSFER CO„ D3B East Wash
ington street Prospect 3282.
OUT OF A JOB?
Well, that isn’t as bad
as being "out of pluck.”
In finding anew situa
tion, half the battle is
the determination to get
one. The other half is
the intelligence used in
seeking one.
Employers get a good
“first impression” of you
if you go after a job in a
businesslike way.
You will save energy,
time and shoe leather by
reading the little want
ads in the “Help Wanted”
columns of The Daily
Times.
MALE MELP-^-WANTED.
TOOUUKEBB
and
gene m
ItellllST
WE CAN GIVE
STEADY EM
PLOYMENT TO
30 ADDITIONAL
MEN AT ONCE.
mm ei-
PEiiEim
COMPANY
SPEEDWAY
(
PHONE BEL
MONT 3600.
MR. TROSKY.
WANTED ONE PRO
DUCTION MAN. MID
WEST ENGINE CO.,
NINETEENTH AND
MARTINDALE.
Men, boys and colored
women wanted. S. Key
stone Ave and Belt R. R.
Take Prospect car to end
of line. Fairmount Glass
Works.
A-l STOCK MAN, PRE
FER YOUNG MAR
RIED MAN. MIDWEST
ENGINE CO., 19TH AND
MARTINDALE.
Young man, qualified to teach
corrrmon branches, to assist In our Eng
lish department in exchange for a busi
ness course. Ask for Fred W. Case. Prln..
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Penn
sylvania and Vermont Sts., next door to
Y W. C. A.
CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS, .CLERKS,
stenographers, typists, bookkeepers,
letter carriers, railway mail clerks. For
home study preparation call or writ.,
INDIANA CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY MAUL
clerk examinations coming. Hundreds
needed. Begin $1,300. Sample questions
free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 95
A, Rochester, N. Y.
TROUSERS TO MATCH YOUR C<)At
I and vest at a saving of 25% by walking
one flight.
CITY TAILORS AND CLEANERS,
ACT IN MOTION PICTURESMAKB~IT
your profession. Send stamp for free
tryout. DELIGHT FILM CO., Inc.. Wa
bash avenue and Twenty-second street,
Chicago.
WANTED EXPERIENCED FIREMEN
on chain grate . stokers. Apply HR.
RAY, Union Traction Power House, An
derson. Ind.
ANTED—MEN IN SEWER PIPE
factory. Steady work and good wages.
WILLIAM E. DEE CLAY MFG. CO..
Mecca. Ind.
SAFELY RAZOR BLADES""*
sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana ave.
BALESMEN—WANTED.
STOCK SALESMAN
LIVE. ENERGETIC SALESMAN
OF GOOD ADDRESS TO FOL
LOW UP LEADS SECURED
THROUGH ADVERTISING AND
CIRCULARS. STOCK SOLD UN
DER PLAN THAT ABSOLUTE
LY GUARANTEES INVESTOR’S
PRINCIPAL. CALL PERSON
ALLY. 1104 ODD FELLOW BLDG.
WE ARE ORGANIZING OUR SALES
force for 1920, and we have two good
openings for men of ambition, forceful ness
and determination; we want men who can
fit themselves for executive positions, must
be men of staying quality. Apply Monday
to Wednesday after 3 p. m. ELECTRIC
SPECIALTY SALES CO., 7 S. Ritter Ave.
SALESMEN— MEN OF SELLING ABlL
ity. Experience not necessary. We
need men or ambltjoh who will deserve
promotion. If you are In earnest and
want an opportunity to make from SIOO
to S3OO per week phone at once for an
interview. Main 71S1. Auto. 26-144,
FEMALE HELP—WANTED.
OPERATORS
Long Distance
Apply
Long Distance Chief
INDIANAPOLIS
TELEPHONE COMPANY
WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework and assist in cook
ing; must be experienced; ijo
laundry work; $lO per week. 3061
N. New Jersey St. Telephone
North 8724.
Young lady clerk ifOR retail
CANDY TRADE. GCVD OPPOR
TUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY
IN PERSON. CRAIG’S, 6 E. PVASHING
TON, __*L
Ladies, to take course A hair
dresging, manicuring, eto.; J evening
classes. North 4701,
- FEMALE HELP—WANTED.
+* '
50 Girls
to Operate
Ig’ower
Sewing
Machines
to work in our modern day
light factory—44 hours per
week—making Auto Brand
overalls and shirts. Good
wages to beginners; lunch
served at cost; pleasant
surroundings.
AUTO BRAND
LEWIS MEIER & CO.
1002 Central, corner of 10th
AMERICAN '
TELEPHONE
AND
TELEGRAPH
CO.
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR GIRLS IN THE
LONG LINES DE
PARTMENT OF THE
BELL SYSTEM.
THE LONG LINES DEPART
MENT OFFERS ATTRACTIVE
POSITIONS AT THIS TIME TO
GIRLS WHO WILL BE PAID
WHILE LEARNING. REST AND
.*■ LUNCHROOM QUARTERS ARE
PROVIDED FOR EMPLOYES
PLEASE CAUL AT 3001 NORTH
NEW JERSEY STREET. OR
TELEPHONE NORTH 9807.
MISS LEFORGE.
WOMEN FOR GENERAL
AND MACHINE WORK;
STEADY WORK; OP
PORTUNITY FOR AD
VANCEMENT. ROCK
WOOD MFG. CO., ENG
LISH AVE. AND BIG
FOUR TRACKS.
60 (MU
over 16 years of age for
light factory work; good
Pay.
HARRY B. MAHAN
BOX CO.,
320 W. SOUTH ST.
WAIST FINISHER WANTED AT ONCE.
LEON CO.. 18 Vi North Meridian.
Main 6782.
WAN TEI►—W. VITRESS AN"D WAITKRB.
Call at Oyster Frank’s, 408 E. Wash.
AUTO RE PAI _RS AND SUPPLIES.
KOUPET AUTO TOPS FOR FORDS
All glass, open with doors. Touring,
$75. Roadster, $55.
B. & B. TOP AND
ACCESSORY CO.,
559-61 North Capitol Ave.,
Distributors
AGENTS WANTED
FORD SIZE
AND LARGER S4ZB
TIRES
At 40% to 50% Off the List
Come down and see these.
INDPLS. AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO.,
618 North Capitol.
Open Sunday.
AUTO WASHING"
Our Specialty. 822-334 North Illinois.
H. & S. Auto Laundry
W. & P. PAINTSHOP .
Automobile painting. 838 East Washing
ton.
Tires and tv ses~ parts for
nearly all makes of cafrs.
S. AND S. AUTO EXCHANGE,
s2l Mass, avenue. Circle 1776.
AUTOS"AND TRUCKS FOR HIRE
CARS FOR RENT—DO YOUR OWN
driving U-DRIVE AUTO SERVICE,
125 South Pennsylvania street. Telephone
Main 6880.
MOTORCYCLES AND ~BicYCLEs!
CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF
motorcycles. FLOYD PETERMAN,
S*B Massachusetts avenue.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
REAL BARGAINS IN
USED CARS
AII bargains. Cash or payments
I. Wolf Auto Parts & Tire Cos.
“A MILLION PARTS.”
Main 1576. 619 N. Illinois. Auto. 22-068
FORD -
winter top, late model, equipped with
Racine tires, shock absorber and lock and
other / extras; a bargain at our price;
small cash payment, balance weekly.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND
TIRE CO„
618 North Capitol.
PACKARD
coupe, model 18, four cylinder; dandy
winter car at a low price; small down
payment, balance weekly.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND
TIRE CO.,
518 North Capitol.
MA XWKLL COUPE, 1917 MODEL, NEW
paint, new tires, bumper bar; a bar
gain. See D. C. RIDER for terms.
JONES-WHITAKER SALES CO„
Department of Used Cars.
848 N. Capitol. Main 3341.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1920.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AN UNUSUAL
DISPLAY OF HIGH-GRADE
USED CARS
During the present month'
* we are showing our large
assortment of used cars in
our main salesroom on the
ground iloor.
The display includes some
unusually attractive offer
ings. It includes, for in
stance:
Cadillac 56 touring car,
just out of paint shop,
thoroughly rebuilt mechan
ically, new top and five new
cord tires, $2,250
Packard roadster, com
pletely overhauled, new
paint and new tires,
at $2,00Q.
Buick touring, in excel
lent condition, and a real
bargain at $1,450
Dodge Brothers touring
which looks like new,;
at .SBSO
Chalmers touring at SBSO
Milburn Electric, uphol
stered like new and just re
painted, at $1,550
E. W. STEINHART CO.
Meridian Street at Eleventh.
REAL GOOD USED CARS
Como down and see these exceptionally
good cars at these small down payments.
Most of them have been rebuilt, repaint
ed and have new tops.
Make. Down. Weekly.
Auburn touring ......f 80 $3.00
Overland 50 8.00
Regal 76 3.60
Case , 100 4.00
Packard coupe 195 4.60
Maxwell coupe 225 5.00
Alta touring 225 6.00
Chevrolet roadster 225 6.00
Buick IT- 245 5.26
Paige touring 295 6.00
Dodge winter top. 6-pas.... 345 6.50
Franklin j. 395 6.75
And many others. No brokerage.
INDPLS. AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO.,
OVERLAND, SSOO~
Touring, 1917 model; newly
repainted; engine and me
chanical parts completely re
newed; good tires; fully
equipped; has been used ex
clusively for pleasure. Terms
if desired. We will gladly
demonstrate.
VVELBON
AUTOMOTIVE CO.
322 N. Delaware. Main 4721
Mr. Bittrich in Charge.
i mk
COLUMBIA SIN
demonstrator at a discount; new
guarantee and service.
DIETZ-J AMES CO.
334 E. MARKET ST.
Main bn*.
GRANT COUPE
1317 model; motor has been
completely rebuilt and all me
chanical parts thoroughly gone
over; newly painted; fully
equipped: price $669; terms
if desired. A really attractive
car.
WELBON
AUTOMOTIVE CO. ,
322 N. Delaware. Main 4721
Mr. Bittrich in Charge.
CHANDLER
1917 touring. No expense haa
been spared in putting this
car Into excellent condition
mechanically; equipped with
good tires and top; priced to
move quick at S9OO.
WELBON
AUTOMOTI VE CO.
322 N. Delaware. Main 4721
Mr. Bittrich in Charge.
CHANDLER TOURING
This 1917 car for $875; all
ready to run and In excellent
shape; satisfaction to pur
chaser always; let us give you
a demonstration.
WELBON
AUTOMOTIVE CO,
322 N. Delaware. Main 4721
Mr. Bittrich in Charge.
MAXWELL TOURING, 1917
Motor In excellent condltton; four near
ly new tires. This car must be seen to
be appreciated. Demonstration gladly
given.
WELBON
AUTOMOTIVE CO.
322 N. Delaware. Main 4721
Mr. Bittrich in Charge.
" XTIALM ERS
In very good condition In
every respect; upholstering in
unusual shape; top, paint and
tires good; mechanically right.
A real car for SBOO.
WELBON
AUTOMOTIVE CO.
322 N. Delaware. Main 4721
Mr. Bittrich In Charge.
PAIGE TOURING
Has been run less than 8,000
miles. Motor In excellent con
dition. Tires good all around.
An exceptional value. Thorough
demonstration gladly given.
WELBON
AUTOMOTIVE CO.
322 N. Delaware. Main 4721
Mr. Bittrich in Charge.
CHANDLER ROADSTER
1917 model. Has been com
pletely rebuilt; newly painted;
fully equipped; good tires;
price $900; terms if desired.
WELBON
AUTOMOTIVE CO.
322 N. Delaware. Main 4721
Mr. Bittrich in Charge.
" USED CARS ?
Ail kinds of used cars coming In;
$l5O up. Terms if desired.
Most of these have been re
painted and reftnlshed.
J. C. MAYER
508-510 N. Delaware st.
Main 3276. Night, North *7*o.
'■ i■. ■■■■■.■. ii ii
PATTERSON
1917; five-passenger touring;
good general condition; priced
$675.
\ WELBON
AUTOMOTIVE CO.
322 N. Delaware. Main 4721
Mr. Bittrich in Charge.
* FRANKLIN
air-cooled touring; just the ideal car for
winter use; elegant looking, newly
painted; brand new cord tires; a bargain
at our price; will consider your old car
in a trade; smalt down payment, balance
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND
TIRE CO.,
513 North CapitoL
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
Heiio, gyettCTT!
U/H4 T YOU 1 ■■■''" ~ '
-=r-=^-Lr.— MY, I'VE GOT A HUNCH
—zrr. — you micht be curcd
' B Y
MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE.
ARMY GOODS SALE
134 South Illinois Street.
Repaired marching and field shoes,
newly soled and heeled by U. S.
government. $3.00; new army Munson last
shoos, $5.00; new infantry Munson last
shoes, $6.00; overalls and jumpers (Rec.),
each. 76c; woolen underwear (Rec.). 75<',
O. D. wool shirts (Rec.), $2.00; new blan
kets at $6.00; new woolen socks. 3oc and
60c; new wool O. D. shirts, $4.00: reissue
O. D. wool shirts, practically new, S3.GQ.;
new sweaters at $2.00 to $1.00; new slip
over sweaters, $1.50 to $2.64), new gas
mask raincoats, made of gas-mask ma
terial, officers’ style, with belt, $25.00 Val
ue, $12.00; new Goodyear raincoats, with
belt, plaid lined, $15.00 value, $7.50' army
raincoats, slightly used (Rec.). $3.50 and
$4.00; new woolen union suits, $2.50; army
overcoats, dyed blue, $8.50; new serge rain
coats, with belts, $17.50 values, $9.50.
QUEEN CITY SALVAGE
CO.,
Jobbers and Dealer*. 134 S .Illinois St.
Special attention given malt orders when
accompanied by cash, certified check or
money order.
FACTORY STOVES
Cannon stoves, hot blast heat
ers, coal oil
cook stoves and coal ranges.
Every stove in our stock is in
A-l condition and guaranteed to
be a first-class heater or cooker.
If you need a stove and tvant. to
save real money buy here, for our
prices are the lowest.
•QLAZER
444 E. Washington St.
BEDS, SPRINGS AND~
MATTRESSES
Beds front $2.50 up.
Springs, $2.00 t p.
Mattresses. $3.00 up.
SPECIAL PRICES ON CARPETS.
Remember. Glazer’s prices are the low
est. You can save big money here on fur
niture of every description. We can out
fit your home complete.
GLAZER
444 E. Wash. St.
Buy Storage Furniture
From time to time we take out of
storage, on which the time limit is up
good furniture, rugs, heuters, coal and
gas ranges, etc., which you can buy for
about half the second-hand store prices.
Call and see this week's lot.
OLD STORAGE HOUSE. Ala. & N. Y. ets.
At—• Drop-Head Singer. $10;
FH other bargains. SI.OO per
111 lNr week. All makes RE
ft# PAIRED. HKMSTITCH
ING while yotf wait. 100
per YARD.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO..
Main 600. Auto. 25-216. 312 Mass. Ave.
C. a BINGHAM
COAL CO.
Eastern Kentucky M. R.. Eastern Ken
tucky Lump. Guaranteed no clinkers.
North 774 ; Auto. 49-832; nights. North
1427. '
M a il ’Em in
O.G.Klugel,P.D.
V a v 236 South Meridian
V yf Main 3823.
%w Steel tape repairing
Kitchen cabinet, dining tablfl
dresser, center table, wash stand, cook
stove, oil cooker, chajrs, laundry stove,
bed springs. J. C. OAVENS, 3706 East
Michigan street.
' LINTON LUMP
SG.SO PkR TON
Prospect 3280. Automatic 62-384.
IXGER SEWING MACHINE CO.; NEW
and used machines; electric, motors;
rents, repairs. 764 Massachusetts avenue.
Phone Main 6573.
FOR SAXE—DINING ROOM SET, RANG®
cooking stove, kitchen cabinet, fold
ing bed. Cheap. 725 Euclid Ave.
Irvington 451.
ÜBICAL INSTRUMENTS, ~RECORDS,
rolls, cut price. TUTTLE, 201 Indiana
avenue. _____
LADY’S PLUSH COAT; SIZE 36] GOOD
bargain, Belmont 1907.
ECOND-HAND ~FURNACE FOR- SALK]
Call Main 6078.
~~A UTO M 6 BIL S S—WAN TED. ~
AUTOS WANTED
Junk autos wanted for parts. We
can use K)0. Also cars wanted for
resale purposes. We are the largest
and the best.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS
& TIRE CO.
518 N. CAPITOL.
■ \
AtJTOS WANTED* -
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bungalow; three years old;
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127 N. Delaware St. Mailt 5762.
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more money. Geo. A. Lu
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eluding two-lhousand-dollar barn. Can
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Main 1499.
Choice large lot near- maple
roa.l boulevard, within two squares ol
Fair Grounds; $lO cash, balance $1 week
ly. 640 Ccmi'ke Annex. Main 1409.
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park, garage, filling station; good location.
Woodruff 70.
E.\ st, N EAK WASHINGTON
four rooms, gas, cistern, well, pavsd
street and alley. $2,200 Terms to suit.
Woodruff <024 after 6;30.
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Are insurance.
gj ORTH, M ODER N SIX-ROOM HOME,
18 paved street; $4,000, S6OO cash, $35
monthly. Woodruff 2092.
North, six rooms, mVhjern, paved
street; $4,200, $1,500 cash. Woodruff
247 after 7 :30.
S( IUTH“five ROOMS, MODERN, GA
rage, terms. North 7476 after 6:30.
REAL ESTATE—WANTED.
HVYK CASH BUYER FOR CITY RKNT
uh If yours is for sale, see me.
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Modi kn house, in good neigh"
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House of five to seven rooms,
modern or partly so. Cash. Main 107.
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good business.
160 acres. Wayne cotyvty, 111. Good corn
land! $7,000 Incumbrance. Will exchange
for Indianapolis property.
72 acres, finely improved, near Marion,
Ind.; on car line; modern home: good land.
Will trade for Indianapolis property. Mr.
Baird.
CANADAY REALTY CO.
306 City Trust Bldg. Main 5340.
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I will sell on Tuesday morning, Jan.
13. commencing promptly at 10 a. m„ the
complete furnishings of the first and sec
ond floors of Nos. 12 and 14 W. Market
St., consisting of very fine back bars, two
lee boxes and front counter; very fine
cigar and tobacco cases in mahogany; fine
mahogany roll-top desk and chair; very
lino mirrors, large and small" about 15
glass top tables with iron bases; dishes
of all kinds.
GASH REGISTERS
THREE
One cost $489. Kitchen ranges and tin
ware. dish w: . her, very fine partitions.
FIVE POOL TABLES
racks, cues and balls, about 20 heavy
poolroom chairs, electric lights, about 150
yards battleship linoleum; large combina
tion safe, large tile refrigerator. Sales
positive, terms cash. Dressier, owner.
LEW SHANK
_ AUCTIONEER.
RESTAURANT OUTFIT
T will sell on Tuesday jfternoon, .Tan.
IS. commencing promptly at 2 |>. m., at 5
and 7 W. Market St., complete furnish
ings, consisting, in part, of one very fine
marble •
STEAM TABLE
lunch chairs, tables, dishes, cash register
and many other articles. Sales positive;
terms cash.
LEW SHANK
AUCTIONEER
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pays best prices in city for household
goods and fixtures of all kinds. 227 North
New Jersey street. Main 2028,
Use i) 7;oods store buys stork
and office fixtures, household furni
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424 Mass, avenue.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
NOTICE OF LETTING CONTRACT
For Improvement of the Rookville Road
* and for Bridge Construction.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Commissioners of Hendricks County.
State of Indiana, will receive sealed pro
posals until the hour of 10:80 o'clock a.
m., of
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND, 1920,
at their usual place of meeting in the
Court House in the town of Danville, In
diana, for the furnishing of the labor and
all materials and for the construction of
the Improvement known and designated
as the Grant Hornaday et al. Highway
improvement as the same is specifically
described and designated in the plans and
specifications of the engineer and as the
same Is described in the report of the
Board of Commissioners filed herein.
Also at the same time and place sealed
proposals will be received by the Board
for furnishing the labor and materials
and building and constructing a bridge
along the line of said above named high
way Improvement, which has a total span
of more than twenty feet, as the same is
provided for in the plans and specifica
tions filed herein for said above entitled
Improvement. And It is herein specified
that separate and distinct bids shall be
made by all persons who desire to bid
on both of said above named jobs of con
struction.
And it is herein shown that said above
named road or highway improvement and
said named bridge improvement are be
ing made under and pursuant to what is
known the County Unit Road Law, ap
proved March 18th, 1919.
Bald improvement to be made in all re
spects as provided in the plans and speci
fications, the surveys and profiles now on
-file hi the auditor’s office of said county,
and which have been duly adopted by
said board for the construction of said im
provement, where the same may be found
by any prospective bidder.
All bidders will take notice that no bid
will be considered by the board unless the
same is accompanied by an affidavit
signed and sworn to by ftie bidder, that
he has not in any way, directly or Indi
rectly, entered into any arrangement or
agreement with any other bidder, or with
any public officer of Hendricks county,
Indiana, whereby such affiant has paid
or is to pay to such other bidder or pub
lic officer any sum of money, or has giv
en or is to give, to such other bidder or
public officer anything of value whatever,
or such affiant has not directly or indi
rectly entered into any agreement with
any other bidder or bidders which tends
to or does lessen or destroy free compe
tition in the letting of such contract.
Said bid. must also be accompanied by
a good and sufficient bond payable to the
State of Indiana in the penal sum equal
to double the amount of the bid submitted
by such bidder, with surety to the ap
proval of said board, which bond shall
provide for the faithful performance and
execution of the work In case the con
tract Is awarded to such bidder, and that
the bidder so receiving the contract shall
promptly pay all debts incurred by him in
the prosecution of the work, including la
bor, materials burnished and for board of
laborers employed upon said Improve
ments, and sub-contractors.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids submitted.
CLARENCE B. PHILLIPS,
JOHN G. SHELTON,
JOHN D. BRICKERT,
Board of Commissioners of Hendricks
County.
Attest: Charles A. White, Auditor.
NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS, OF
FICE OF THE BOARD.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—Notice
is hereby given by the Board of Park
Commissioners of the city of Indianapolis.
Indiana, that it is desired and deemed
necessary to make the following described
public improvement in the city of Indian
apolis, as authorized by the fallowing
numbered improvement resolution adopted
by said Board on the 28th day of Novem
ber, 1919,
IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION No. 8.
1919.
for the Improvement and embellishment
of the lawns in and along
ROOK WOOD AVENUE,
between the sidewalk and curb line on
each side of said street between
FORTY-SECOND AND FORTY-THIRD
STREETS.
by the planting of shade trees therein;
all in accordance with profiles, details,
drawings and specifications on file In the
office of the Board of Park Commission
ers of said city; and such improvement
is now ordered.
All work done in the making of said
described public improvement shall be in
accordance with the terms and conditions
of the improvement resolution, as number
adopted by the Board of Park Commis
sioners on the above named day, and the
detailed drawings, plans, profiles and
specifications which are on file and may
be seen in the office of the Board of Park
Commissioners.
The said Board of Park Commissioners
has fixed Thursday, January 29, 1920, at
2 Vclock p. ni., at its office in said city
as the time and place for the public con
sideration of the proposed improvement,
at which time said board of park com
missioners will hear all persons interested,
or whose property is liable to be assessed
for said Improvement, and will determine
whether the benefits to the property lia
ble to be assessed for such improvement
and the benefits to the City of Indianapolis
will equal the estimated cost thereof.
By order of the Board of Park Com
missioners.
EDWARD A. STUCKMEYER,
CHARLES E. COFFIN.
*%AMUEL E. RAUH,
FRED G. 4SARDNER,
Board of Park Commissioners, City of In
dianapolis.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Indianapolis, Indiana, January 9. 1920.
Notice is hereby given by the Board of
Park Commissioners of the city of In
dianapolis, Indiana, that sealed proposals
will be received by it at Its office until 2
o'clock p. m., on Thursday. January 29,
1920, for the furnishing of all labor, tools,
materials, fuel, machinery, appliances apd
equipment required for the construction of
a number of concrete park bench parts, all
in accordance with the intent and mean
ing of the plans and specifications for the
work, which plans and specifications are
on file in the office of the Board of Park
Commissioners.
Bidders must accompany their proposals
for said work with a certified check for
an amount not less than 2Uj -per cent of
the engineer's estimate of the cost of
such work bid upon, but in no case shall
any such check be less than the sum of
one hundred dollars ($100.00), said check
to be certified by a reputable bank doing
business in the City of Indianapolis. In
diana, as evidence of good faith that the
successful bidder wilt execute within five
(5) days from the acceptance of his pro
posal, a contract and bond satisfactory to
said board to do the work required. A
failure of the successful bidder to enter
into such contract and furnish such bond
upon the acceptance of his proposal will
forfeit the check and the sum of money
payable thereon to the city as ascertained
and liquidated damages for such failure.
An affidavit of noncollusion, as required
by law, must be furnished.
The Board of Park Commissioners re
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
EDWARD A. STUCKMEYER,
CHARLES E. COFFIN,
SAMUEL B. RAUH.
FRED C. GARDNER,
Board of Park Commissioners* City of In
dianapolis. %
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Park Commissioners of the City of In
dianapolis will, up to 2 o'clock p. m., on
Thursday, the 29th day of January, 1920.
receive bids for the furnishing to the City
of Indianapolis One Hundred Thousand
(100,000) gallons, more or less, of road oil.
Each bidder is to submit with bis bid a
sample of not less than one-half ()£) gal
lon of the oil named in his bid.
Each bidder is to statp in his bid the
locality in which his particular oil is ob
tained and refined; also to furnish a com
plete analysis of tiie oil named in his bid.
Each bidder in submitting proposal,
must accompany his bid with a certified
check for an amount not less than One
Hundred ($100.00) Dollars as evidence of
good faith that ihe successful bidder or
bidders will exefcute within five (5) days
from the acceptance of his prop-> al, a
contract and bond satisfactory o said
Board. Said check to be certified by a
reputable bank doing business in the City
of Indianapolis. Indiana. A failure of the
successful bidder or bidders to enter into
such contract and bond upon the accept
ance of such proposal, will forfeit the
check and the sum of money payable
thereon to the City of Indianapolis as
ascertained and liquidated damages for
such failure.
An affidavit of noncollusion, as required
by law, must be furnished.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
EDWARD A. STUCKMEYER,
CHARLES E. COFFIN,
SAMUEL E. RAUH.
'FRED C. GARDNER,
Board of Park Commissioners, City of In
dianapolis.
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JVeiither in Other Cities ""j
—Jan. 12—
The following table shows the state of
the weather in other cities at 7 a. m.:
station. Bar. Temp. Weatb.
Atlanta, Ga 30.28 36 Cloudv
Amarillo, Tex. ... 30.28 23 Clondy
Bismarck, N. D. .. 29.72 34 Cloudy
Boston, Mass 29.82 24 Clear
Chicago, 111 30.21 16 Cloudy
Cincinnati, 0 30.38 18 Clear
Cleveland, 0 30.26 22 Cloudy
Denver. Col 80.04 24 Clear
Dodge City, Kas... 30.16 26 Clear
Helena, Mont 30.04 44 Cloudy
Jacksonville, Fla... 3.26 Si Cloudy
Kansas City, M 0... 30.22 26 Clear
Louisville, Ky 30.42 26 Clear
Little Rock, Ark... 30.36 36 Cloudy
Los Angeles, Cal.. . 30.26 46 Clear
Ala 30.30 46 Cloudy
New Orleans, La.. 30.30 48 Rain
New York. N. Y... 30.02 28 PtCldy
Norfolk, Va 30.20 34 Clear*
Oklahoma City .... 30.36 32 Cloudy
Oinaba. Neb 30.00 30 Clear
Philadelphia, Pa... 30.10 32 ' Clear
Pittsburg. Pa 30.26 22 Cloudy
Portland. Ore 30.40 28 Clear
Rapid City. S. D.. 29.90 40 PtCldy
Roseburg, Ore 30.42 30 Cloudy
San Antonio. Tex.. 30.30 40 Rain
San Francisco, Cal. 30.20 48 PtCldy
St. Louis, Mo 30.32 22 Clear
St. Paul, Minn 29.72 26 Cloudy
Tampa, Fla 30.24 58 Cloudy
Washington, P. C. 30,20 30 Clear
Observation taken at 7 a. m., by United
States weather bureaus.
WEATHER COXmTIOXS, 7 A. M.
A flfhl of high pressure now cover* the
southwestern laJi.es region, the Ohio and
middle Mississippi valleys and the south
ern states, and extends thenee westward
across Nevy Mexico and
over the great plateau to the north I*
clflc, while depression centers are pres
ent In Manitoba and on the north Atlantic
coast. Asa result, temperatures have
fallen somewhat tn eastern and southern
sections, hut have risen decidedly over
the northwest., where the readings are
now considerably above the seasonal av
erage. Kjilns have fallen in the middle
and western gulf region, and light snows
have occurred in localities in the north
east, but elsewhere throughout the coun
try generally fair weather has prevailed.
J. H. ARLINGTON, Meteorologist.
School Paper Boosts
Use of fcood English
The Vonnegut Times, a monthly pub
lication issued by the pupils of school
No. 9, Fulton and Vermont streets, con
tains a review of the events of the events
at the senool for the month of January.
An appeal is made in rhyme to pupils
to use good English, as follows:
“Poor spelling is bar.
Poor English is worse.
Watch your English*for safety first.”
All the editors and contributors to
the little magazine are pupils of tfca
school.
Mexican Rebel Asks
Peace With Carranza
DOUGBAS, Ariz., Jan. 12.—The rebel
leader, Gen. Peleaz. who is chirged with
the murder of a score of foreigners in
Mexico, besides keeping the oil regions in
an uproar most of the time, is negotiat
ing for surrender to Carranza, according
to advices from Mexico City today to
Roberto Perez, chief of the Mexican se
cret service in the northern district.
Peleaz asks that he be given the rank of
/olonel in the federal army, which rank
he held under Madero.
First Woman Member
on Board Selected
Mrs. William A. Hough of Greenfield
was today appointed by Gov. Goodrich as
the first woman member of the board of
trustees of the State School for the Blind.
She succeeds A. C. Pilkenton, republican,
of Greenfield. Mr. Pilkenton’s term ex
pired Jan. 1. Mrs. Hough was appointed
for a four-year term.
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