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for factory, office, store or
any other line it would pay
you to take a hint; be wise
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ad pull results for you from
its thousands of substantial,
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ing for you.
RATES
,■ Per Line.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
George Grinsteiner
Funeral director, 522 East Market. Old
Fhone Main 908. New Phone, 27-208.
A. M. Ragsdale, J. Wash Price, John Paul
Ragsdale.
A. M. RAGSDALE CO.
McKAHAN & WILHITE
37 West Thirteenth street. Main 3210.
J. C. WILSON
1230 Prospect. Auto. 51-671. Prospect 322.
Ft -VERAL DIRECTORS—
W.M. E. K RIEGER,
New 21-lot. Main Hot. 1402 N. Illinois.
UN PERT AKERS. ~~ ~
w. T. BLASENGYM
163a Shelby St. Pros. 2570. Auto. 51-114.
UNDE RTAKFRS—HIVrVA TITUS," ~~ Oil
. North Del. New 26-564. Main 3630.
PEAJH AND FUNERAL NOTICED
Adams, Frances t.—daughter of
Robert H. anil Henrietta P. Adams,
passed away Feb. 16. Funeral Services at
her home. 2607 Ashland avenue. Wednes
day at 2 p, m. Burial private. |
ALBERSMEIER, IiERTKI DE (NEE
Pearce), wife of William H. Albers
meier, passed away Sunday afternoon at
Methodist hospital. Funeral services at
Kregelo & Bailey's parlors, 522 North
Pennsylvania streiet, Wednesday at 2 p. in.,
Feb. IS. Friends invited.
BLUE, LY riA—WIFE OF BERT BLUE
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
M. Tullin, 1312 .Montcalm street, died at
Deaconess hospital. Feb. 16. 12:45 a. m.
Funeral Thursday. Feb. 19. 2 p. m„ at
residence of her parents, 1522 South Bel
mont. Buria! Crown Hill. Friends in
vited.
Blum, Frances—wife of edward
Blum, died Saturday, S p. m., age 23
years. Funeral at her late home. 219
Terrace avenue, Wednesday, 3T30 a. m.
Sacred Heart church 10 a. m. Burial St.
Joseph’s cemetery. Deceased was member
of Christian Mothers’ society.
DRURY’, JULIA—BELOVED WIFE OF
John Drury, died Sunday afternoon.
Feb. 15. Funeral Wednesday morning,
Feb. 18, at 9 o’clock at St. Bridget's
church. Burial Holy Cross. Friends in
vited.
EDSON. NORA OLIVE—WIFE OF Ll
ther O. Eason, died’ Sunday afternoon,
t unerat services Tuesday evening. Feb. 17.
7 ;30 o’clock at her home. 2 1 South Tre
mont. Funeral services at Eminence. Ind.,
11 a. m. Wednesday. Burial Mannan cem
etery.
Fall, Harriett b.—mother of al
bert Frank Gruber and Walter. How
ard and Bessie Fall, died at her residenci
702 Wooaiawn avenue. Feb. 15 at 1 a. im
age 65 years. Funeral services will be
held at the Grace M. E. church, corner
East and Market streets. Wednesday. Feb.
18, at 10 a. m. Burial Vernon, Ind-
Friends invited.
Hag ESty, m vrv-m>tei; of mrn.
P. B. Gallagher, Patrick, Anna and
John Hagerty. died Feb. 16. at the resi
dence, 4! 1 West Norwood street, age 66
> cars. Funeral notice later. Please omit
flowers.
JACK. MIN, STEPHEN S.—AGE 42
years 5 months 4 days, beloved hus
band of Bertha Jackson, passed away Mon
day. Feb. 16, at 3 a. m. Funeral Wednes
day. Feb. 18, 1:30 p. m., at residence, 1709
South Draper street. Friends Invited.
Burial Southport. Ind.
JOHNSTONE, MRS. MARY A DIED
Sunday, Feb. 15, 11:30 p. m., age 86
years. Short service at late residence,
720 East Twenty-fourth street. Tuesday
afternoon, 4:30 o’cloojt. Private for fam
ily and relatives. Public service at Brook
vflle, Ind., Wednesday, 10 a. in., at resi
dence of son, W. A. Johnstone. Friends
may call after 6 p. rn., Tuesday, until 4
p. m., Wednesday.
STEM ART. JAMKS M.—DIED AT HIS
late residence. 2521 Station street.
Sunday. Feb. 15. 8:15 p. m.. need 64. Fu
neral Wednesday. Feb. 18. 10:30 a. rn., at
residence. Burial at Crown Hill. Friends
invited.
TYLER, BENJAMIN—PASSED AWAY
at his residence, two miles north of
Clermont, Ind., on county line, Monday,
Feb. 16, at the age of 86. Funeral at
Jones chapel Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 2
p. m. Friends invited.
AND FQUNfr—
WRIST WATCH LOST, GOLD, SATCTt
day night, between Sixteenth and Sev
enteenth on North Illinois street. North
4260 or Auto. 41-341. Reward.
Yellow grip taken~by mistake
at Big Four train. Arrived 2:35 from
Cincinnati. Reward. Cali North 5493.
BOV’S MACKINAW LOST] MARKET
house; owner s name on box. Reward.
Irvington 2375.
LODGiES AND CLUBS.
0. E. S.—NAOMI CHAPTER NO. 131.
Called meeting 'in Masonic temple to
morrow (Wednesday) afternoon at 1
o'clock to attend the funeral of our late
sister, Gertrude Albersmeier. Eastern
Star services at the Kregelo & Bailey
chapel, 532 North Pennsylvania street.
ELLEN BUCHANAN, Worthy Matron.
LIZZIE J. SMYTHE. Secretary.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PRESENT
OPPORTUNITIES
Safeguarded securities. What are safe
guarded securities? When are invest
ments safeguarded? Pertinent facts. Will
you Join thousands of your fellow men in
receiving this information? We will glad
ly mail you a booklet pertaining to these
facts. Address the E. B. CASSATT CO..
910 Hume-Mansur building, Indianapolis.
Ind., or the home office in Cleveland, O.
' KKATIiF.RX
Bought, sold, renovated, mattresses and
pillows made to order. Esc 1886. E. F.
BURKLE, 416 Mass. ave. Main 1428. New
23-775.
HOOFERS
Asphalt roll roofing and shingles, repair
ing and recoating roofs and gutters.
LASHBROOK BROS. CIRCLE 3058
DETECT IV E t
Quigley-Hyland Agency
Civil and Criminal Investigators
626-529 Law bldg. Main 2902.
MALE HELP—WANTED.
BOYS OVER 16. APPLY
L. STRAUSS & CO.
Experienced all-bound machine
men for planing mill work. WILLIAM
T. JOHNSON LUMBER CO., Nineteenth
and Cornell.
Wanted experienced" firemen
on chain grate stokers. Apply MR.
RAY. Union Traction Power House, An
derson, Ind.
COLORED BOY; .LIGHT FACTORY
work and delivery. LEVY BERKO
WITZ CAP cq.. 625 Century bldg.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
sharpened. TUTTLEDGE, 201 Indiana ave.
Experienced colored janitor.
Apply Cal Wilson, Peoples Bank
ibuildlng, formerly Law building.
! MALE HELP—WANTED.
X . ,
‘f,V ■ ->!;/;■' • i *-' At 1 -’ ' •
li* S*<\ ■—V- A' :
A-l LATHE AND MILL
ING MACHINE OPER
ATORS AND INSPEC
TORS*
A-l GEAR CUTTER
MAN.
APPLY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
MIDWEST ENGINE
CO.
NINETEENTH AND
MARTSNDALE
9
DRAFTSMEN '
TRACERS AND
DETAILERS
GOOD PAY FOR GOOD
MEN.
ALLISON
EXPERIMENTAL CO.
SPEEDWAY
BELMONT 3GpO.
MR. BRAY.
HuSSll liMlrf!
mm
E2OIA §Tmm LABORER*
WHO AISE Kj©T AIFiSAI®
IF WORK
MILLNBLIAGSR
MABRBNE 80.
W. TWENTY-THIRD and belt.
WANTED—LATHE AND
SCREW MACHINE
OPERATORS. GENERAL
TOOL & GAGE CO., 115
N. NOBLE.
WANTED COMMON
LABORERS; MALE
AND FEMALE; GOOD
WAGES AND GOOD
WORKING CONDI
TIONS. APPLY AT THE
INDIANAPOLIS CORD
AGE CO., SOUTH MERI
DIAN AND BELT R. R.
f Match Your Coat
with a pair of
TROUSERS [jy|
THE PANTS mW
STORE CO. W m
Two Stores a
48 W. OHIO ST. Near 111.
110 E. MARKET ST. Near Penn.
Men, boys and* colored
women wanted. S. Key
stone Avo and Belt R. R.
Take Prospect car to end
of line. Fairinount Glass
Works.
Wanted—A fife instructor;
must be union. Anply
Circulation Dept., Times.
Mr. Ring.
Laborers, millwrights, inspectors.
Apply employment dept., Im
perial Drop Forge Cos., 510 S.
Harding.
Colored laborers to unload steel
and coal; 45c per hour. Ap
ply to Mr. Strange, Imperial
Drop Forge Cos.
WANTE7X— FIVE GOOD MENTO ~KEF
resent us in this city; S3O per week to
hustlers; experience unneceasary; refer
encee and security required. Apply I to
1 p. m. Room 218. 46 North Pennsyl
vania street. .
MALE HELP—WANTED.
/*^IfVVVVVVVVVSAKAA^/VVVVSAfVVV<JW<JV^i
LABORERS
Working 50 to 55 hours a
week.
TRIMMERS
BACK HANGERS
METAL WORKERS
VARNISH RUBBERS
ROUGH RUBBERS
MACHINE REPAIR
MAN
INSPECTORS
TRACERS
Call at employment office.
NORDYKE & MARMON
COMPANY
Ky. Ave. & Morris St.
%
A-t TMI isfere
HICK-CLASS HBEH §MW
LATTICE E EG? AT© 35 8 8® -
MOMISTIOJ3 MM
iH mm MASHItSE
OPEKTIK
MIUMLAHD
' MACHINE Cl.
W TWENTY-THIRD AND BELT It. R.
lIP MUEfSS
v
Wanted to build high-grade
automobile tops. Liberal
piece prfres and steady em
ployment.
NORDYKE &
MAR MON CO.
Ky. Ave. A Morris St.
Wanted —Expert belt sander on
fine furniture work. Highest
wages paid for competent man
on shaped mouldings and all
around shaped work. No others
need apply. Apply by letter,
giving experience and wages ex
pected. Address
THE ORINOCO FURNITURE
(50.,
Columbus, Indiana.
WANTED AT ONCE—A
FIRST-CLASS TOOL
DESIGNER. EXPERI
ENCED ON JIG AND
FIXTUR E WOR K.
WRITE OR CALL GEN
ERAL MOTORS, MUN
CIE, INDIANA.
WANT ED Automobile
machinists. Madden
Copple Cos., 209 W. North
St.
CIVIL. SERVICE POSITIONS, CLERKS,
stenographer*. typists. bookkeeper*,
letter carriers, railway mall clerk*. For
preparation call or write.
INDIANA CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL.
IST N. ILLINOIS ST. Room 207.
LABORERS
Steady work, long Job. Apply 1251 West
Morrt* etreet. BEDFORD STONE AND
CONSTRUCTION CO.
FIREMAN
Reliable man. hand firing, one-half day
Sunday*. ROCKWOOD MFG. CO., English
avenue and Big Four track*.
BALEBMEN—WANTED.
1 STOCK SALESMAN
LIVE, ENERGETIC SALESMAN
OF GOOD ADDRESS TO FOL
LOW UP LEADS SECURED
THOUGH ADVERTISING AND
CIRCULARS. STOCK SOLD UN
DER PLAN THAT ABSOLUTE
LY GUARANTEES INVESTOR’S
PRINCIPAL. CALL PERSON
ALLY. 1104 ODD FELLOW BLDG.
OPPORTUNITY
Young men, are you contented with $25
per week? We will teach you salesman-
Bhip and pay you well while learning. You
will soon be making SSO weekly; experi
ence unnecessary. Married men preferred.
Advancement. Permanent. Reference nnd
security required. We need ten. Call 5
to S p. m. 224 Saks building.
c ALESMBN—Hid U- CL ASS SECURITY
V men to place stock for expansion of
dividend paying company. Liberal com
mission*. 909 Merchants Bank building.
Main 7111.
WANTED— PIANO SALESMAN; Llß
eral proposition. Phone K. H. HAN
COCK PIANO CO., Seymour, Ind.
AGE NTS—W ANT ED.
Agents— make *io to gis a day
selling Heberling’s medicines, extracts,
spices, toilet articles etc., in your county.
rEvery home a real prospect for our house
hold necessities. Big profits, steady re
peat*. Must have team and wagon or a
car. Selling experience unnecessary. If
you are a hustler you will make big money,
write today for full particulars.
HEBFJtLING MEDICINE CO,
Bloomington. 111.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1920.
FEMALE HELP—WANTED.
WANTED
JO—GIRLS— fl© v
To sell tickets for big benefit show.
_ BIG MONEY
Call Room 571 Claypool Hotel, 8 to 10 a. in., 6 to 8 p. m
GIRLS
GIRLS
WE HAVE QUITE A
NUMBER OF POSI
TIONS OPEN FOR
GIRLS FROM IS TO 30
YEARS OF AGE.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO
INVESTIGATE. DON’T
HESITATE, THINKING
THE JOB WILL BE
TAKEN BEFORE YOU
CAN GET TO ST. COME
OUT AND LET US TELL
YOU ALL ABOUT THE
WORK.
TAKE W. MICHIGAN CAR TO
HOLMES AVE., ASK FOR EMPLOY
MENT DEPT., ANY DAY. AT ANY
HOUR OF THE DAY. EXCEPT-SAT
URDAY AFTERNOON OR SUNDAY.
LINK BELT
CO.
YOUNG WOMEN
WANTED
Additional telephone operators are
needed, due to constantly increasing
requirements of service.
PREVIOUS
EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY ,
GIRLS WELL
CARED FOR
Light and airy switchboard rooms;
comfortable rest and recreation
room. Annual vacation with pay.
Sicks benefits, life insurance, pen
sions, without cost.
Apply
CENTRAL UNION
TELEPHONE CO.
Meridian and Now York Sts.
ill
from 18 to 35 years of age;
light factory work. Also
STAY MACHINE
OPERATORS.
HARRY B. MAHAN
BOX CO.,
320 W. South St.
TYPIST
MID-WEST
ENGINE CO.
Nineteenth and
Martsndalle Ave.
10 GIRLS WANTED, EXPIIRI
ENCED OR INEXPERI
ENCED ON POWER SEWING
MACHINES. GOOD SALARY
AND STEADY POSITION.
WORK ONLY FIVE DAYS A
WEEK. CALL 132 S. PENN.
ST. MAX KATZ BAG CO.
GIRLS
Experienced on power machines, for
hemstitching. PAGE’S, 312 Occidental
building.
Wan te and Stenographer.
Can use good beginner.
Kail-mount Glass Works.
W"~ A N TKI >— IV 011 AN COOK'; NO SUN-"
day work, sl2 per week. SMITH'S
DAIRY LUNCH, D32 East Michigan.
W" ANTED—EXPERIENCED COO K 8
and laundry women. SMITH'S EM
PLOYMENT AGENCY. Woodruff 8221.
GiAl for general housework.
3730 North Capitol. Washington 2128.
Maid; colored, rkT7i able; at
once. COLONIAL HOTEL.
GIRLS
to make covered buttons, experienced or
those wishing to learn. PAGE’S, 312 Oc
cidental building.
Q' IBLB FOR LIGHT, CLEAN WORST
Engraving Department, WM. B. BUIb-
FORD.
WOMAN SECOND COOKj COLORED. 90
Chalfant.
- -.v , • .<-
WOMEN FOR GENERAL
AND MACHINE WORK,
GOOD STARTING RATE,
EXPERIENCE DESIR
ABLE BUT NOT ABSO
LUTELY N ECESSAR Y.
APPLY ROCKWOOD
MFG. CO., ENGLISH
AVE. AND BIG FOUR
TRACKS.
GIRLS OVER 16, WRAP
PERS AND OTHER
POSITIONS OPEN AP
PLY 1,. STRAUSS & CO.
WAiNTKB— A GIRL, TO ;> COOKING
and downstairs work. 1421 Central
Avenue,
SITUATION wanted—flmale.
Housekeeper, in respectable
widower * or bachelor s bom*. By el
derly woman. Small wages <• n.llered
out of city, Addreys ... ;'9J9, Times.
- - - AUTO U O . B L LE3 for sal.e.
Used Cars at
GIBSON’S
At present we have in stock a
number of extra good cars—a
variety of makes, models and
prices.
You can surely find one here
to suit you and at just the price
you want to pay. Terms if de
sired. Come in and see for your
self.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
THE
GiBSON CO.
Corner Michigan and Capitol.
BARGAINS IN
USED CARS
cash or terms
Orsnt Six in *x.ellnf rordUtOh four
*■...1 fir-.- ,
i 1919 Ford *hu{.* s49f
,1917 Ford, now tir.*. now paint, ovrr
hauird, $499.
.1915 Ford jut hf.ru f.vrrhauird tun
painl four good t:rn. *
l 1519 MaiWfll, u**d a.. dmon<itrntor only
IV l,umiM 'r: lock- itk* now
1 57 Cc ’ u P". first U-ui . ondition.
merrit sales CO
~ 83! North Capitol avnu*
_CaH for M G-.l*-. Main S2:.
MAX4VEI.I, IOIH TOURING; BEST
ujfht *ar In town at tba prtca wa
| oner It. Ttrm.i over twelve monthly pay.
S3SVS ~W 8 33 ‘ Ea " t •'>rk.t.
CIIKVKOI i i. |gi9 -i i>\n. I> i\c ki,
lent ihape g .and tir.-- nk
s" ' • r.i-lor f... i.'rni.
JONKS IVHITAS SAI.Ms '()
h-P*. of i Cor.-.
148
Inter si i e ro vn-n with u;n '
trr top. In A l -hsp, good tiro* aud
good paint. Bargain pro-. DlKi'i'
5 ; '14 1E3 ’ S3l Ea: * l ilurket oir*rt. Main
HUPMOBIDE touring! PRACmrai
•y nrw tir**; n*jw* pistons and rings
A* good a* new. DIETZ-JAMES. 334 East
, Market atreet. Main 5716.
MAWVKI I. ROADSTER; PRACTICALITY
new tire*, excellent condition Teruta
over twelve monthly payin' nt* Dll-i'i’w-
JAMES._f34 i:u- ■ Marke., m~„
CHEVROLET ROTAt. MAIL UOADUTEIi
)U ' the car for , . • I r:u ,
over taejv* monthly payment*. iIIKTZ
JABI Es. 234 h a*i .Market, M rin .',,'14.
OOLUMBIA sl\, DEMONSTRATOR, AT
a discount, or Ir.tde on m>ui car Sen
at once. DIKTZ-J AM ES. 334 EaM Mar-
.Mein 5716.
Ford sedan, with "starter, late
model, new tires Bargain price
DIET2-JAMEB. 834 East Market. Main
OVERLAND MB ROADSTER; "GOOD
tire*; overhauled. Good buy for ,itv
salesman. DIETZ-JAMES SAI.KM Cos. 33 4
Fast Market arreo*. Main 5716.
OVERLAND la IIiHINT.n; OVER
hauled, new tires. D1 KTZ-J A M ES,
334 East Market. Main 5716.
191S Willy*-Knight; In exo• Meiitrid■ 11 onT
STATE USED t' A It. MARKET,
233 North Pennsylvania. V 4 ln 2246.
Ford coupe, 19ls, with Quarter"
STATE USED i'AH MARKET.
23:. North Pannsyti inla • tin 2246.
COMMONWEALTH FOl R-FORTY AU
tomoblle. DIETZ-JAMES 234 E.iat
Market, Marlon county deal r.
SAXON SIX < TtiMMY ROADSTER.
DIETZ-JAMES. 334 East Market.
Main. 5716.
19)3 Stearns Knight I'hutumy roadster.
A bargain
STATE USED ' Alt MARKET.
235 North Pennsylvania. Main 2246.
MITCH BEII rTS;
Five wire wheels and five good tire*.
STATE USED CAR MARKET.
235 North Pennsylvania. M tin 2244.
Liberty u>;o toi ring; just \s
good a* new; quick buyer will get a
bargain. Main 334*.
* tr . T RU . c _ Ka ~f ORS A
GARFORD'
TRUCKS
For Low Cost
Ton-Mile
111 FOM
Distributor, 33 S. Senate Ave.
V J
MAIS TWO-TON TRUCK; EXCELLENT
ahape; good tires; stake body; bar
gain.
J ONES-WHIT A K SIR SALES CO.
Department of Used Cara.
343 North Capitol. Main 2345.
ONE KISSEL iy*-TON TRICK; GOOD
condition; cab and stake body; cheap
for S6OO. Had to have larger truck.
Phone Prospect 870. J. HENRY AMT
CO.
AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR HIRE
CARS FOR RENT—DO YOUR OWN
driving. U-DRIVE AUTO SERVICE.
125 South Pennsylvania street. Telephone
Main 6830.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
CASH PAID FOR ALE KINDS OF
motorcycles. FLOYD PETERMAN,
800 Massachusetts avenue.
Y* K BKT Room always uinui
A among Times Want A4a.
1 OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
THetee’s foRTX cents? VcfsT — 1 [sd
Obi 4GST A fyl
” ycow>
HO,, J VO-11., - - '
* f
YOU QOriROUjeD OUR V4<?UUM CLEANER
AND tUHSAi UJ<5 W/SNTCD TO USC IT WC FOUND \T OW
TH€ BUNK, IT WAS all SNARLED DP UMTH A
or LONG HAIRS, THRSATSS ANO HAiR PINS
U/HiCH i AW RETURNING. H^R^^ulTH#
p,S,—
' _- u n_ ri _ n _ rL , u . miscellaneous—wanteo.
' ' \
YOU CAN MAKE MONEY
by selling your household
goods to us, because we pay \
more. Call our buyer on J
cither phone. w j
BAKER BROS.
Pioneer Deal?r;t in Used Furniture That Is Better.
215 221-223 E. Wash. St. Old Main 3465-3466, Auto. 23-166.
AUTOMOBILES—WANTED.
AUTOS WANTED
We buy more cars for parts pur
po p. 4 a:t:l to resell than any other
dealer in tho country. There must
be a rearson. This is it;
We pay the best prices. Try us
firtt and last, if you do not sell to
us you are'losing money.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS
& TIRE CO.
M 8 North Capitol.
Auio lltla till
I WANT "YOUR _ CAR
and will pay you cash for it.
Don’t forget your money is wait
ing for you. If,you can't drive
in. call Main 4 Hn and immediate
attention will be given.
212 E. NEW YOKK ST.
AUTOb WANTED
W pay c*h. No delay tnr your mcnsy.
It 4s her* for you. Com* In or call.
I. Vfuif Auto Parts & Tire Cos.
119 N. Illinois *t. Main 1579 Auto. IJ-L
Wa also buy Junk cara.
AUTOS W ANTED
Wa j >■ high - t prleas for utril car*.
Sae uh be fori .• ■ i -■. l your car
MERRIT SALES CO.
332 North ('.iptto! avenu**.
Call for Is. M. GfiUa. .Main 6232.
U TOMO3ILKS WANTED
W huy, *ell and exchange used car*.
STATE I SF.D i'AR MARKET. 236 North
Pennsylvania. Phono 2246.
AUTO REPAIRS AND SU P P LIEB.
AUTO PAINTING
Get that Ford painted this month. $lO
and up Other cara In proportion. All
work guaranteed. D. FLEMING, painter,
20 West Wabash street
AUTO WASHING
Onr Specialty. 322-334 North Illinois.
s & s Auto Laundry
LOWEST PRICED HIGH GRADE BAT
DIXIE STORAGE BATTERY CO.
Main 51*1. 529 Mawclwwit*qva.
0m: MAN AI TO TOPS, SIDE CUR-'
tain*, teat and radiator covers. PER
FECTION AUTO TOP CO.. 1107 Udell
etreet. North 546.
W 6c P. PAINT SHOP
Automobile painting. ts 9 East Washing
ton.
TAILORS AND CLEANERS.
H. G. FITE
Practical Tailor and Cutter
Dry clrnnlng proving and repairing;
army overcoat* m.Klo over; ladle*' work a
specialty; work called for and delivered.
North Capitol avenue and Ohio street.
Automatic 26-641 Clrclo 690.
Quit wearing ready made pants?
We make them to your measure, $5.00
and up. LEON TAILORING CO., 131
Eafst New York Htreet. Walk up one
flight.
itAPITOL GARMENT CLEANERS, I*4*
t* North Alapttol avenue. Main 6477.
Halo 4100. Auto. 21-241.
Y ,S(TI W A RTZ, TAILOR AND C'LEAN
-13 er. 31 Kentucky avenue. Main 2679.
ROOMS—TO LET.
FOR KENT—COLORED; TWO PARTLY
furnished rooms, suitable for light
I housekeeping for man and wife. Call
Woodruff 3854.
Delaware, north? dm; modern
rooms, steam heat; home cooking. Clr
| ole 5334.
Nicely fuknishe* room for
rent. 120 South Butler avenue. Call
I Irvington 2848.
Large nous eke epi no rooms. si6
North Meridian.
HOU S E S—W ANT ED.
WANTED— 5 OR 0-ROOM HOUSE.
modern, north or east; best of ref
erence. Call Main 8026 or address F. M.
DUNCAff, 839 West Pratt street.
W!BCONSIN FARM LANDS?
LANDOLOGY. A MAGAZINE GIVING
the facts In regard to the land situa
tion. Three months’ subscription. FREE.
If for a home or as an investment you
are thinking of buying good farm lands,
simply write nie a letter and say, "Mall
me LANDOLOGY arid all particulars
FREE ” Address Editor, Landology,
Skidmore Land Go, 113 Skidmore bldg..
Marinette, Wis.
It yon really want It hack, tnaart a
■nail ad In the "Lost and Feoad" eat-
Burns of The Times and D -rtU aoon M
rttaraed. Piaon* Mala 88*4. data ItdlL
L. R. STOCKWELL
Building Contractor.
AU kinds repairs, call after 6 p. m. Bel
mont 1977
LEW SHANK
pay* best prices in city for household
g. od* and fixtures of eii kind*. 227 North
| New Jersey street. Main 2025.
USED GOODS STORE
: Buys store and office fixtures, household
[ furniture and rugs. Main 2268. Auto. 22-
j ?*'. 42 4 Vasa, avenue.
ELECTRIC WIRING. FOR A REASON
i t able estimate call FRANK KAN-
I KAMI*. 1903 Bellefontaine. North 4554.
IF YOUR CLOCK IS NOT RUNNING
I phor.e Circle 4307. M. R. SHEARN.
611 North Alabama.
Wi\t>:d —( Dll it Ft;INTERS, WILL
pay cash. 23 Baldwin bio- k. Main 6571.
Auto. 21-754.
M ISC ELL AN EO US—FO R SAl_e.
USED RUGS ARE
BETTER
w rugs today are Inferior In quality
and coet double, food used rugs are bet
ter at the same price, doubly better at
our price, which is half. We have the
finest selection in Indianapolis, more than
all other dealers combined.
USED GOODS STORE
424 Ma*s. Ave.
WAXTFD— A SFC’OND
HAXD BLUE PRINT
MACHINE. CAJJi AIR.
McCLASHAN, BEL. 67.
MARTIN-PARRY CQRP.
A. spa Drop-Had glrger, 810;
sMT CK other bargains, SI.OO per
IJf }ft week. All makes RE-
V |7j r PAIRED. HKMSTITCH
2jLN' Si ING while you wait. 10c
“fSTIlii i " PER YARD.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO..
Main 600; Auto_s-216. 312 Mass. Ave.
For half— office furniture.-
Two bookkeeper's standing desks, $lO
each; 12 Shaw-Walker oak document sec
tions, stx drawers to section, 12'0. THE
BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY, IS East
Vermont street.
Fl\E HO R.SE-POWER UPRIGHT KN
gine, fifteen horse-power horizontal
engine and one steam jacket kettle (90-
gallon). 403 West Washington street.
Circle 1071.
FfcK'CE VnßTsTXT' ' io AVB 23
cents apiece; strips at 6 cents. 736
North Miloy avenue.
Mahogany table, *5? mahogany
chair, $4; flemish oak hall rack. $8; no
dealers. Woodruff 2011.
C MCAt lAMKljiaVls, KKUIKPe,
rolls, cut price. TI'TTLS. 301 Indians
s\ enu*.
ECOND-HAND fURNACR VLIK SALK.
f'all Main *TB.
COAL AND WOOD FOR^ALeU
Pocahontas M. R SB.OO
Kentucky Sh. L 7.75
Illinois Lump 7.00
Indiana Lump 6.50
M. $531. L. H. BAI.V COAL CO. M. 8531.
SUCCESSOR TO
ANCHOR FUEL CO. MAIN
BLACK HAWK FORKED
LUMP, $6.50 PER TON..
STANDARD FUEL CO.,
NORTH 1102.
ILLINOIS COAL, $0.75; WEST VIRGINIA,
$3.25; Kentucky lump, shoveled, SB.
Prospect 2201.
PET STOCK AND POULTRY^
FOR SALE—EXTRA FINE SINGING
canaries. To see them end hear them
wing mean* to buy. Woodruff 5519.
CANARIES, FEMALES AND SINGERS;
ready for mating. Belmont 3656.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
***** ■**>■ -w
Gtt /7 storage cheapest
\Vy RATEB IN CITY. CALL
US. Everything at rea-
I] sonable price. Packed,
J II shipped anywhere.
41 Locked room If desired.
30 West Henry. Main 4698.
SHANK FURNITURE AND STORAGE
CO.. 227-229 North New Jersey street.
Phone Main 2023.
LOCAIYn D OV ER LAND HAULING, a
K. TRANSFER CO.. 938 East Wash
tpgton street. Prospect 9882.
HORSEB AND VEHICLES
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
for dead horses, cowe and hoga. Call Bel
mont 459 and got our prices.
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
Buy This and Quit
Paying Rent
Four brand-new, strictly modern homes
In the 4806 block on Broadway, the most
popular residence in the city. Theee
houses were constructed by Mr. Bartholo
mew, one of . the best and most reliabio
contractore In the city. He believes In
having everything perfect and up to date.
These houses range from six to seven
rooms, bath front and rear porches.
All Improvements are in and paid so:
Houses have never been occupied. imme
diate possession. Priced from $8,500 to
$9,600; $2,000 cash, balance monthly.
"LIVE WIRE" T. R. JONL’S <£: GO.,
Suite 220-221 Farmers Trust Bldg.
IT,O East Market street.
Business phone, Circle 37. Res. Bel. $L
BRIGHT WOOD *
BUNGALOWS
Get your order in now. I will build
five rooms and bathroom, semi-modera,
near car line; one-lifth cash, balaoS
monthly.
W. L. Bridges, Realtor
339_ K. of P. building. Main lltfe
Modern Double Bungalow
Practically new; four rooms and bath;
can be bought for $4,400 if sold at once.
Owner going to California; wants to settle
estate. Part cash and balance terms.
Bee Mr. Mclnteer. with
I. N. Kichie & Son, Realtors
lu-l East Market. ' Main SJO.
Sn *• 15C2 Naomi, seven rooms.
bath. furnace, garagj;
/\\ $4,C00; excellent tffma.
at IX 2628-30 English avenue.
2643-45 Southeastern ave
nue. These properties will net 16 per cent.
Call GEORGE A. LUCAS. Realtor, for par
ticulars. Circle 6600. Evenings. Irvington
338. 208 American Central Life,
jl STREET,' NORTH OF ROOUK
II velt avenue: five-room cottage; prica
only $1,850; S2OO cash and remainder
monthly payments.
H. G. UO.NE.V, 405 Peoples Bank bldg.
Main 3138.
Ssrt y Two seven-room modern
homes, near Fletcher avenu9
and State. $3,250 and $3.0-10.
JL respectively. GEORGE A.
LUCAS. Realtor. 206 Amer
ican Central Life. Circle 6600; evening,
Irvington 338. -
For sale—northwest ; six-room
house, front and hack porchoa, tlM
trie lights, gas, well and cistern; near car
line. Cash or payments. Phone, Harri
son 2339. _____
175 GOOD HOMES, MODERN SEMI
modern, good location: cash or easy
terms; act today. S. G. BULLUF, 1348
North Senate avenue. Circle 4956. Auto.
26-719. .
CHOICE LARGE LOT NEAR MAPLE
road boulevard, within two squares of
Fair Grounds; $lO cash, balance $1 week
ly. 640 Lem.ke Annex. Main 1409.
>2O GRAND" AVENUeT IRVINGTON J
five-room bungalow, garage, etc.;
timis, SSOO cash, balance monthly. TUB
si II'THERX LUMBER CO.
j| ORTH GALE, IN 2700 BLOCK, BEVEN-
Jl room house, electric lights, gas. Prica
82.750. on payments. W. H. COOPER &
CO.. S3S lemcke
FI FOR SALE; MODERN
and seml-iuodern; different parts of
city: cash or terms, f?. G. BULLUP, 1349
North Senate.
SIX ROOMS. BATH, GAS, ELECTRIC
lights, paved street; $2'.650; $1,600
cash. Woodruff 2092. ‘ ’■
Modern home? ~i?ong livino room
st>l.*. east, near good car line. Terms.
Woodruff 7024.
Sri x Seven-room modern resl
dcnce. Irvington: $4,500 for
a tew days. GEORGE A.
Ji LUCAS. 206 American Cen
tral Life. Circle 6600.
Evenings and Sundays. Irvington 338.
INDIANA TRUST CO.
Kell, real estaU. ooU*ct* rant write*
fire lasurano*.
NEAR EAST TVASHINGTON CAR LINE;
four rooms, paved street and alley;
$2,200. Terms. Woodrutt 3400 after 7:30.
F" IVE-ROOM MODERN HOME? NORTH;
garage: lot 40x210, $3,650. Terraa
Main 14 7.
SET ENTrOOM MODERN HOUSE WITH
Sara;.', $3,150. Term*. Main 10L
Sn j- Gladstone, near Washlng
ton. double; five rooms to a
/Ox side, modern; $5,500. GEO.
A ML A LUCAS. Realtar, 30*
American Central I.lfe. Cir
cle 6600. Evenings. Irvington 338.
The best bargains In automobiles are
listed under Automobiles and Supplies la
The Times Want Ad columns
~~~REAL~ESTATE—WANTED.
LET ME SELL YOUR PROPERTY; OVER
300 customer* ready to buy. S. G.
BULLUF. 1 149 North Senate avenue. Cir
cle 4956. Auto. 26-719.
Hr ave CUSTOMERS FOrf r MODERN AND
*eml-mr.ilern homes. Can pay froin
SI,OOO to $1,500 cash. Call us at once.
Main 107. U j
ROM OWNER. FIVE TO SEVEN-ROOM
house, not necessarily modern. Cash.
Main 14 2,
LARGE PROFITS
from small expenditure follow Real
jEt ,te advertising In "Want Ad" coiamna
Os The Times
financial]
WE LOAN YOU
$5 00.00
3 Mo., Total Cost $6.97
Get what money you nerd on your
furniture, pianos. live stock or auto
mobile.
All other amounts up to S3OO at
the same proportionate rate.
All Dealings Strictly
Confidential
call a: and get acquainted
with our- plans.
A telephone call will bring our
representative to your home to ex
plain more fully.
Annertcan Loan Cos.
205 Peoples Bank Bldg.
(Formerly Law building.)
Main 2983. Auto. 37-432.
Will Momey
Help You
df you are keeping house and need
money, we can advance you what you want
t.j furniture, piano, auto, fixtures, etc.
See us about terms on
SSO, SIOO, S2OO or S3OO
You can repay it in payments and us*
twenty months If necessary, call, write or
phone.
State Loam Cos.
305 ODD FELLOW BLDG.
Corner Penn and Wash. sts.
I’honea. Main 4819. New, 34-629.
.Under State Supervision.
MONEY TO LOAN * ‘
On First Mortgage
Security J
SIX PER GENT A
GILL REALTY GO M
Main 1640, Auto. 28~23^H
WI \KU I'lti r Mil n m mu i!h
ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY.
PURCHASE REALTY CONTI gaM
MORTGAGES. BONDS AND S'IEViS
LISTED AND UNLISTED. HH
INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES
FRANK K. SAWYER.
305-309 LAW BLDG. ASSETS
Money to loan on second
gages on Indianapolis and 1 ndlsfSSKsii
estate. GIBRALTAR
PA NY. 208 Fidelity Trust bullding^^^H
Wi. mini: m:< g\i>
farm nr city property. AKT
AND INV. CO. Main 7101. 503
INMKOir IN Ml I- iu;BK§£sflfc
AUBREY D. PORTER. Sl6
Main 7049. t
1 OAN 8 ON DIAMONDS; *%%
L BURTON JEWELRY CO..
i teat.
DID YOU SELL IT? .
If not, try the automobll* coß<-
The Times Want Ada ?,/>>
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