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INDIANA DAILY
I TIMES
p 25-29 S. Meridian St.
\ PHONES—CLASSIFIED
ADV. DEPT.
Main 3500
Automatic 28-351
RATES.
One time 07 per line
Three consecutive
times 06% per line
Six consecutive
times 06 per line
Male or female help wanted, sit
uation wanted, male or female;
rooms to let and board and rooms
wanted —
One time 07 per line
Three consecutive
times 06 per line
Six consecutive
times , 05 per line
Contract rates on application.
Legal notices 07 per line
Lodge and club
notices 50c per insertion
, Church notices (1 inch or
less) 35c per insertion
Over 1 inch, 5c per line addi
tional.
Death notices, 25c per insertion.
The Business Office closes at
8 P. M.
* -
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
George Grinsteiner
Funeral director, 522 East Market. Old
Phone Main 908. New Phone. 27-208.
A. M. Ragsdale, J. Wash Price, John Paul
Ragsdale.
A. M. RAGSDALE CO.
323 North Delaware street.
McKAHAN & WILHITE
37 West Thirteenth street,
J. C. WILSON
1230 Prospect. Auto. 51-671. Prospect 322.
Funeral directors—
WM. E. KP.IEGER.
New 21-154. Main 1454. 1402 N. Illinois.
UNDERTAKERS.
W. T. BLASEXGYM
1635 Shelby St. Pros. 2670. Auto. 61-114.
UNDERTAKERS— HI SHY £ TITUS, ~831
North Del, New 26-664. Main 3530.
DEATH AN U FU NERAL NOT I CEE
GILBREATH, ROBERT BELOVED
husband of Mary’Gllbreath. 1268 Nor
dyke Are., died Monday at 9 a. m.. father
of Lester Gilbreath, 1429 Southern Ave.,
and Harry Gilbreaih. 1002 Lawton. Fu
neral services at the residence Thursday,
Feb. 26. 10 a. m. Burial Columbus, Ind.
Friends Invited.
Hall, william c.—husband of
Lillian Hall, passed away at the M.
E. hospital at 4:30 p. m. Tuesday. Feb.
24. Funeral at the home, 2928 West
Michigan St., at 10:30 a. m.. Thursday.
Feb. 26. Burial at Crown Hill. Friends
Invited.
Kane, william—died feb. 24, at
the home of his nephew. Rev. James
M. Downey. 1108 East Kelly. Funeral
Friday. 9 a. m., at St. John's church,
Loogootee. Ind.
KANEY, MARY—MOTHER OF MRS.
Harry Poland. Mr. Maggie Perkins,
Mrs. Mery Gold , g p, trick. 1". 0,..ts and
John Kaney, died Feb. 23 at the resi
dence. .. . .ai:u-l. ot. Funeral mar
Feb. 26. 8:30 a. m.. at residence, followed
by services St. Patrick's church, 9 o'clock.
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends In
vited.
MAISH, CORDELIA—AGED 80 YEARS,
o r ol M.uihms. Walter. Fred.
Bertha Zr as and Mrs. Lola Sher
rick. passed away suddenly Tuesday eve
ning, Feb. 24. Funeral Thursday, Feb.
26. at 2:30 p. m., at the residence of
her son. Matthias Maist, 346 West
TANARUS enty-iirst St. Burial Crown Hill.
Friends invited.-
SCHREINER, JANET LOUISE—LITTLE
daughter of Joseph and Julia (nee
Pfleger) Schreiner, aged 4 years, died at
noon, Feb. 24. Funeral from the home,
c 34 Riley Ave., 11) o'clock Thursday morn
it.g. Funeral private.
uuS'i AND FOUND.
L Ain'S 005.il WATI'H, CASE NO.
S3OI 65. Elgin movement, fancy- dial,
pi ture in front; engraving in back. “To
Emma. by Arthur. Cferi.stmau, ’US.” Liberal
reward for information leading to re
covery. MRS. A. Li. GREEN. 2946 Clifton
St. yhone North 3497.
Lost— thin diamond ring ni
karat each. In front of Isis theater,
about 6 o’clock Sunday evening. Reward.
Return to THELMA ALLEN. Regent
theater.
LOS T—FANCY HAIRPIN SUNDAY WITH
white, blue and yellow stones. Valued
as keepsake. Reward. Call Main 1047,
--tk fcr Miss Thompson.
STRING OF PEARL BEADS LOST; KE
ward. Ma(n 6376.
n— . . ■■ ROOMS -~. T -9- LET . ,
Nicely fcknished room for
rent. 120 South Butler avenue. Call
Irvlagton 2343.
Fg|C RENT—2 MODERN SLEEPING
rooms for gentlemen only. 61S East
Market St.
WANTED— TO TAKE SMALL CHILD TO
board. Circle 2963.
AND ROOMB—WANTED.
WANTED— ROOM AND BOARD IN OR
near downtown district In small pri
vate family; no other roomers; want
home, not boarding house; give full par
ticulars in letter. Address A No. 2950,
Times.
-- BUSINESS SERVICES. ~~~
‘ ‘ Happily Married ?
Oh, boy! I’ll say I am!
THE PRETTIEST LITTLE DOLL
IN THE WORLD!
THE BEST LITTLE HOUSEKEEPER!
How can you bear to disappoint him?
Keep yourself fresh and young: Use up
to-date methods and do your housework
quickly, easily, and well. We can’t all
have vacuum cleaners, electric washing
machines, but V
GEM POLISH
—the last word In window cleaners
is within the reach of all.
Can you AFFORD to be without, it 7
For gale by all grocers, druggists, and
at department stores.
GEM POLISH MFG. CO..
16 When Bldg. Main 367.
L. R. STOCKWELL
Building Contractor.
All kinds repairs, call after 6 p. m. Bel
mont 1977. -
TAILORS AND CLEANERS.
H. G. FITE
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.
Quit hearinolieady'slade pants?
We make them to your measure. $6.00
and up. LEON TAILORING CO., 131
East New York street. Walk up one
flight.
OAPITOL GARMENT CLEAN ERS, “m*
North Capitol avenue. Main 6477.
Main 4160. Auto 21-241.
I. SCHWARTZ, TAILOR AND CLEAN-
K er. 31 Kentucky avenue. Main 2679.
NOTICES.
Come to the
CENTRAL BEAUTY PARLORS
107-308 Odd Fellow Bldg., 1/ you want
good work done, as we have three of the
nest operators In the city.
F-ES EVERYBODY SUFFERING
plies, fistula, fissures, ulcerations, con
stipation. bleeding, itching, write free trial.
Positive painless pile cure. S. U. TARNEY,
Auburn. Ind.
ale TIh.LP—^WANTED.
COLORED BOY TO WORK IN KITCHEN.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Stock Yards.
BOY . FOR ERRANDS; GOOD PAY 7
FRANKLIN PRESS. 601 Murphy Bldg.
AUTOMOBILE WASHER. 1820 NORTH
Alabama.
MALE HELP—WANTED.
GLEANING All PRESSING PRISES
LADIES’ WORK
Jacket Suits, plain $1.50
Cloth Dresses, plain $1.60
Lady’s Coat, medium weight $1.50
Skirts, plain ~$ .75
Ladies’ Jacket Suits Sponged and pressed, 50c and up.
cleanimc amd-pressihg prices
MEN’S WORK
Three-Piece Suits $1.50
Medium Weight Overcoats $1.50
Pants , $ .50
Suits Sponged and Pressed .*......$ .50
ILLINOIS CLEANERS
808 N. Illinois St. Main 4527. >
Work is all guaranteed, called for and delivered. Special attention to
parcel post orders and return charges paid.
illlllT
ENGINE o®.
has opened for
good, steady, reli
able men, the fol
lowing positions:
A-l
DRILL PRESS
OPERATORS
FIRST-CLASS
INSPECTORS
LATHE MEN
FOR DAY
AND
NIGHT WORK
Apply Employ
ment Office,
19th and Martindale.
Nordyke <&
Marmora Cos.
Ky. Ave. and Morris St.
offers excellent opportuni
ties in tlie
following classifications
INSPECTOR
MILLWRIGHT
MILLWRIGHT HELPER
AUTOMATIC AND
HAND SCREW MA
CHINE MACHINIST
VARNISH FINISHER
HANDY MAN
CRATER
LABORER.
| Match Yoor Coat h
48 W. OHIO ST. Near 111.
110 E. MARKET ST. Near Penn.
CARPET AND LINOLEUM
LAYER AND CUTTER. SAN
DER & RECKER FURNITURE
CO.
Thousands railway mail clerks
and other government employes
needed; salaries, $1,300-12.100; expense al
lowance. $2 dally; sample questions free.
COLUMBUS INSTITUTE, 884. Colum
bus, O.
CIVIL. SERVICE POSITIONS, CLERKS,
stenographers. typists, bookkeepers,
letter carriers, railway mall clerks. For
preparation call or write.
INDIANA CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL,
167 N. ILLINOIS ST. Room 307.
WANTED AIMTNCE
First-class show card writer. TWIET’S
SIGNJ3UOP. 24 South Illinois St.
FIREMAN, EXPERIENCED. APPLY
EMPLOYMENT DEPT., IMPERIAL
DROP FORGE CO., 510 8. HARDING.
Machinists and - toolmakers to
use production guaranteed to the
tenth micrometers. See samples. K
SPILLMAN. 2132 Elliott Bt.
AOLORED MAN, TO CLEAN AND OIL
U printing presses at night. BOOK
WALTER-BALL PRINTING CO., fourth
floor. Century Bldg.
Experienced all-round machine
men for planing mill work. WILLIAM
F. JOHNSON LUMBER CO.. Nineteenth
and Cornell.
WANTED EXPERIENCED FIREMEN
on chain grate stokers. Apply MR.
RAY. Union Traction Power House, An
derson, Ind.
8. GOVERNMENT WANTS MAIL
i carriers, railway mail olerks; com
mence SIOO month. Particular.? address A
No. 2947, Times.
ANTED —FARM HAND, SINGLE,'
Friendswood, Martinsville line. In
quire for GEO. W. ROBERSON.
ELIABLE YOUNG MAN <TO LEARN
optical work; rapid advancement. 604
Odd Fellow Bldg., Circle 472,
PRESSMAN— COX DUPLEX PRESSMAN
wanted. Give qualifications and wages
wanted. DAILY NEWS, SIDNEY. O.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana are.
WANTED— LUNCH COUNTER MAN.
Apply Union Station Restaurant.
Factory - hand, apply iso south
Liberty.
EMPLOYMENT
MANAGER
Experienced, to take charge of
employment department welfare
work and supervise company
cafeteria, etc.
This is anew department in a
new and live organization, and
to the right man a profitable and
excellent opportunity for ad
vancement.
Phone Mr. Callahan at Belmont
67 for appointment.
MARTIN-PARRY
CORPORATION,
Henry and Holly Sts.
cabinet MAKERS
EXPERIENCED
ON HIGH-GRADE
CABINET WORK,
; 60c TO 65c PER HOUR.
SHOP LOCATED IN
INDIANAPOLIS.
IDEAL WORKING
CONDITIONS AND
SURROUNDINGS.
ADDRESS A 836, TIMES.
ill CLASS
FLAKIER MGS
A-t SHAPER HARRS
KiLUiOLLAHS
IMSBLffi ffiJJ.
W. 2311D AND BELT R. R.
LABORERS WANTED—
BEMIS BROS. BAG CO.,
BARTH AVE. AND BELT
R. R. APPLY GAMBLE
CONSTRUCTION CO.
| RELIABLE KIEBT RTM-
I m m (BFiS. RANT
MtUmiMß
HMK 11.
W. 23RD AND BELT R. R.
attention!
TEACHERS AND
FACTORY MEN
We can use 15 red-blooded men on our
1920 sales force, experience not necessary
Ten men earned S6B 50 last week. If your
present position holds no future for you
and you are ambitious and can give refer
ence and security, call at 224 .Saks Bldg
3 to 7 p. m.
Men, boys and colored
women wanted. S. Key
stone Ave and Belt R. R.
Take Prospect car to end
of line. Fairmount Glass
Works. N
LABORERS; STEADY WORK.
IMPERIAL DROP FORGE
CO., 518 S. HARDING.
ANTED—MEN. 18 UP; RAILWAY
Mall Clerk*. Commence sllO month,
dst position*, free FRANKLIN INSTI
TUTE, Dept. 95 B. Rochester, N. Y.
r BAL EBM E N—VV ANT EQ.
STOCK SALESMAN
Jil7 I ?;^JSi rERQB!TIC '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. CALI. PERSON
ALLY. 1104 ODD FELLOW BLDG. I
Salesman— city - man with ford
or light car to sell the beet auto ac
cessory ever put on the maiket. One
man made $1,200 In tec day*, another
made SIOO first day. See Mr. Mosher. U.
A J. CARBURETOR SALES CO., 120 K.
New York Bt.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1920.
FEMALE HELP—WANTED.
GU I-R=Lc S
AT ONCE
BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18
AND 33; FOR LIGHT, CLEAN
WORK THAT PAYS WELL.
THESE POSITIONS ARE PER
MANENT. GIRLS WITH AMBI
TION CAN STEADILY INCREASE
EARNINGS.
ELI LILLY & CO.
TAKE GARFIELD CAR TO M’CARTY
ST.. THEN ONE BLOCK EAST TO EM
PLOYMENT OFFICE. APPLY ANY TIME
BETWEEN 8 A. M. AND 6:30 P. M.
%
706 S. ALABAMA.
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 New York Sts.
? ft
Samples now readv.
*
Have your old hats
made into new spring
models.
INDIAMAPOLIB
HAT BLEACHERY
28 Kentucky Ave. Main 6179.
Wr —-J
L. s. AYRES & CO.
need girls of 15 to 17 years of age
for light work in pleasant surround
ings.
APPLY TO
SUPERINTENDENT,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
WANTED—OPERATORS
TO SEW ON POWER
MACHINES. ADVANCE
TENT & AWNING CO.,
ADELAIDE ST.
GIRLS WANTEI) OVER
16. CENTURY BIS
CUIT CO., BLACKFORD
AND NEW YORK.
WANTED— WOMAN TO OVER
SEE SEWING IN OUR DRA
PERY WORK ROOM. SAN
DER & RECKER FURNITURE
CO.
Women to iron women's gar
ments ami fancy articles.
French Steam Dye Works, “The
Garment Cleaners,” 49 Monu
ment Circle.
Young lady ro take charge of
talking machlns department In large
retail store. Answer in own handwriting,
stating age, experience and salary ex
pectetL Address A No. 2982. Times.
Young ladies for house-to
house selling. Salary $2 per day. carfaro
and bonus. Apply Wednesday and Thura
day. 12-1 Hotel Brevort, MR. MODI'.
CASHIER, EXPERIENCED; ~ ANSWER
In own handwriting, stating age, ex
perience and salary expected. Address
A No. 2968, Times.
Chocolate "dippers and candy
wrappers. Inexperienced or experienced.
Apply 641 North East St. HOMER J.
WILLIAMSON.
STENOGRAPHER, ~NO EXPERIENCE
necessary. Apply at once. FURNAS
OFFICE FURNITURE CO , 124 8. Liberty.
Ladies to take course in~ hack
dressing, manicuring, etc. Day and
evening (lasses. North 4701.
WANTED— II OUSE KEEPER FOR TWO
elderly ladlee desirous of home. 1609
Spruce St., Prospect 1363.
mi. FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
stay nights. North 1262. 1816 North
Delaware.
COLORED GIRL TO WORK AT LUNCH
counter. EXCHANGE HOTEL. Stook
Tarda.
STEADY, RELIABLE CLERK. TUTTLE
MUSIC STORE. 201 Indiana Ave.
6001), RELIABLE THIRD COOK. EX
CHANGE HOTEL. Stock Varda.
WANTED— A KITCHEN GIRL. APPLY
Union Station Restaurant.
G" IRES FOR LIGHT FACTORY TVORIL
WM. B, BURFORD. 408, Meridian,
bETECTIVEt
Quigley-Hyland Agency
Civil and Criminal Investigators
636-629 Law bldg. Main 2902.
automobiles for sale.
VALUES OBTAINED BY
BUYING USED CARS
HERE
OVERLAND 85
six-cylinder.
MAXWELL 1919
driven less than 800 miles.
STEARNS-KNIGHT
chummy roadster. In good condition.
WILEYS-KNIGHT
touring, In A-l condition.
MITCHELL. 1918.
Wire wheels, repainted; A-l condition.
1917 B-uick sedan.
1917 Bulck touring.
1917 Bulck six roadster, new paint and
top.
FORD COUPE. 1918.
STATE USED CAR
MARKET
235 North Penn. Main 2246.
W. W. Fancher, Mgr.
1916 DODGE ROADSTER
Winter top. Thoroughly overhauled.
Guaranteed to be In first-class running con
dition. Price S6OO. Open Sunday.
MUTUAL SALES CO.,
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 ssuit 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.
PACKARD ROADSTER
Thin car must be seen to be appreciated;
newly painted; six new cord tire*; A-l
j mechanical condition, open Sunday
MUTUAL SALES CO..
<27 North Meridian St.
BARGAINS I SED CARS
INVESTIGATE OUR WEEKLY
PAYMENT PI,AN.
Mnrt of these cars have been overhauled.
] repainted and retopped.
> _ , . , Down.. Weekly.
Overland roadster $75 $4 00
Regal touring 75 4 oa
'l6 Maxwell chassis 12 ; 5.00
! ’l7 .Maxwell chassis H 5 5.. , ,t>
’l6 Maxwell touring 145 j’f.o
’l7 Maxwell touring 165 6.9 J
; 'l7 Maxwell coupe 195 6.50
Overland 83, touring 145 6.50
’l7 Oakland 6 speedster 245 6.1,0
: 'l7 Helen touring 245 g.:,<7
Franklin 8. touring 335 7.00
Packard C. touring 74 5 9.0"
Cadillac 8, touring 495 8.00
Ford Form-a-truck 145 5.00
No brokerage No red tape. If you are
honett we want your business
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO
PARTS AND TIRE TO.
Main 2638. 618 N. Cap " Auto. *2-019
PREMIER
Rebuilt. In fine condition; six wire
wheel* and six g >od tire*, seven-pasj-.enger
touring Open Sunday.
~ MUTUAL SALES CO..
427 North Meridian. Main 3549
rSKDCAK BARGAINS
1919 Maxwell; demonstrator only.
1918 Maxwell coupe; first cl*** condi
tion.
1917 Jackson 8-cyllnder chummy road
ster; 4-paa*enger.
j I*l9 Ford touring.
I 1915 Ford touring.
1917 Ford touring
I*l7 Grant six touring
' These <*r are all In tlrst-rlasa condl
; tion. Can be bought at a bargain. Cash
!or terms
MERIT SALES CO.
312 N Capitol Ave.,
Main 6293.
i L M UOLAB
CHALMERS, 1917
five-passenger touring; overhauled, newly
, painted; tires practically new. No better
buy at our pries. Open Sunday.
MUTUAL SALKS COM PANT.
477 North Meridian street.
Nash, folk with sum
mer arid winter top. wire wheels, cord
tlrea
THE MOTOR MART
Main 19S*. no n Delaware St.
Opposite Public Market
STUDEBA KER
Seven passenger Curing. tire*, motor
and paint In excellent condition; immedi
ate nale. 1550 Open Sunday.
MUTUAL SALES CO.,
t. 7 North Meridian St.
OVKRLANOj EI.F.f ritK UGHTB AMD
■itarter; newly painted; $350; term* if
desired
• THE MOTOR MART
140 N. Delaware St.. Main 19*4.
Opposite 1 übllc Market.
\v i llys k n io i rr
Thl* car tuunc a* new , only used short
while; v Ire wheels; Hr.>• mechanical con
dition. Open Sunday.
OI.HHM Olill.E, 7-PAS.SE.VGEK; ALL
ne v cord tires.
THE MOTOR MART
Mnln 1984. 140 N. Delaware St.
_____ Opposite Public MarkeL
FORD TOURING ‘
Winter top; A-l mechanical condition;
good tires; price, 8525. Open Sunday.
MUTUAL SALES CO.,
WILLI S-KNIGHT. 8-CVI.INDEB. CORD
tires, wire wheels and Perfection
windshields. . >
THE MOTOR MART
i 140 N. Delaware St. Main 19K4.
| Opposite Public Market
MI TCI l E LLCi 11 MM Y~
Rebuilt and repainted, good tires. In tine
condition. Open Sunday.
MUTUAL SALES CO..
427 North Meridian. Main 3549.
Ford, ion, tu ling, m u top, new
paint, good tires, bargain. Term* If
desired.
JONES-WHIT AKER SALES CO.,
Department of Used Cars.
341 N. Capitol. Main 2345.
Maxwell toi iti sg nx#ly pAIMT*
ed, new top. Bp.itllght, extra good tires.
THE MOTOR MART
140 N. Delaware St. Main 1984.
PREMIER
seven-passenger; electric gear'shift: car In
excellent condition. See thl* bargain. MU
TUAL SALES CO.. 427 North MerWlan
street. Open Sunday.
APPERSON LIGHTESTX
This car ran be bought at a bargain;
In best condition, new paint, top and cur
tains. This car must be sold at once.
1008 South Illinois. Prospect 336.
MAXWELL
touring oar. 1918; lino mechanical condi
tion. bargain. MUTUAL SALES CO.
Main 35 19. or 427 North Meridian St.
dodge'‘roadster
Winter top, A-l mechanical condition;
recently overhauled. MUTUAL SALES CO..
427 North Meridian street. Open Sunday.
COLE EIGHT ROADSTER
Rebuilt; in A-l condition; bargain If sold
at once. MUTUAL SALES CO.. 427 North
Meridian. Open Sunday.
GOING GOING GOING
Ford touring. 1917, $825; new- tires and j
top. Will trade. 409 Moreland Ave.
MAX WELL, - 1918 TOURING; BEST
light car In town at the price we
offer It. Term* over twelve monthly pay- i
mente. DIETZ-JAMES, SSI East .Market. I
Main 6718. _
INTER-STATE ROADSTER^WITHIVIN
ter top; In A-l shape; good tires and
good paint. Bargain price. DIETZ
JAMEB. 834 East Market street. Main
8716.
Hupmobile TOURING PRACTICAL;
ly new tires; new pistons and ring*.
As good as new. DIETZ-JAMES, 334 East
Market street. Main 6716.
BUfCK. 1917 TOURING, SY?S~ MAX
well truck. $550; take Ford truck In
trade; Studetaker touring, electric lights
and starter. Main *l2O.
COLUMBIA SIX, DEMONSTRATOR? AT
a discount, or trade on your car. Seo
at once. DIETZ-JAMES, 334 East Mar- j
ket. Main 5716.
COMMONWEALTH POUR-FORTY" AU- I
itomoblle. DIETZ-JAMES, 334 Ea>.
Market. Marlon county dealers.
INTER-STATE TOURINGj RUNS LIKE! j
new car; terms or trade. DEITZ
JAMES. 334 E. Market, Main 5716.
■-' ■ ■
WHY RIDE
the crowded street cars when
there is a motor car for the mod
est purse?
The difference between a used
automobile and anew one is in
dicated more by its LOWER
PRICE than by any loss in pleas
ure, safety or comfort. To the
man who has yet to buy and drive
a car, a used automobile is in
deed a sensible way *to get the
“hang” of the thing. And bar
gains! There never were such
prices and terms as are now of
fered in the “Automobile for Sale”
columns of The Daily Times
“want ads.” Read them today—
all of them. Some folks think
they must have anew machine
every spring—hence the low
prices on high values.
Lr.--;.-.- j
AUTOMOBILE S FOR SALE.
FORDS
1917 roadster.
1917 touring.
1919 touring with r.ew block for Ford
starter.
THE MOTOR MART
140 N. Delaware St. Main 1984.
FORI) ROADSTER
Newly painted, motor recently over
hauled; good tires; $325 for immediate
sale. Open Sunday.
MUTUAL SALES CO..
427 North Meridian Bt.
OAKLAND SENSIBLE SIX; LOOKS
like anew car. Better snap this car
quick, as it is a bargain.
THE MOTOR MART
140 N. Delaware SI., Main 1984.
Opposite Public Market.
CHEVROLET ROYAL MAIL ROADSTER,
Just the car for a city salesman; terms,
over twelve monthly payments. DIETZ
JAMES. 384 East Market. Main 6716.
Maxwell roadster : practically
new tires; excellent condition. Terms
j over twelve monthly payments. DIETZ
JA.VES, 334 East Market. Main 5716.
OVERLAND 7514 ROADSTER; GOOD
tires; overhauled. Good buy for city
, i-alesnian. DIETZ-J AM ES SALES CO., 334
East Market street. Main 6716,
TRUCKS—FOR SALE.
APEX TRUCKS
1 Ton lli To A 2 4 Ton.
KOMAIN APEX TRUCK CO..
Indiana Distributor,
3009 Central Ave.
1 43-705. Bell, North 6650.
IMs'TON IN'DlANaTtruck
Tires lii good condition; new paint: com
pl< tt i> overhauled, price for quick sale.
INDIANA TRUCK SERVICE AND
SALES CO.
4 6 N. Senate. Indianapolis. Ind*
ONE KISSEL 1 Vi-TON TRICK; GOOD
condition, cab and ttak* bodyr-eheap
for 8600. Had to have larger truck.
Phone Prospect 37 (g. J . HENRY AMT
CO. 1
AUTOMOBILES— WAN TEU.
WWwVSfV-xAArvWVk
AUTOS WANTED
We buy more cars for parts pur
poses and to resell than any other
dealer In the country. There must
lea reason. Tht Is it:
We pay the best prices. Try us
first and last. If you do not sell to
us you arc losing money.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS
& TIRE CO.
511 North Capitol.
Auto. 22-019. Main 2C38.
1 WANT VOIR CAR
and will pay you cask for it.
Don’t forget your money is wait
ing for you. If you can't drive
in, call Main 4440 and immediate
attention will be given.
212 E. NEW YORK ST.
AUTOS WANTED
We pay cash. No delay for your money
It 1* here (or you. Come In or vail.
1. Wolf Auto Parts & Tire Cos.
11l N Illinois * Main 1579 Auto 22-o*l.
W* *l*o buy Jticfcr coxa.
AUTOS WANTED
We pay highest prices for used can
See us before you sell your car
MERRIT SALES CO.
$32 North Capitol avenue.
CalJ for L M. Golaa Main 6295.
WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE
used ca re.
! STATE USED CAR MARKET
1 135 North Pennsylvania. Main 2246.
\V. W FANCHER.
CYiTtoI AUTO P \RTS AND VISE CO.
I* buying nnd veiling used care, ttree.
; tube? and parts at 7f> per cent of list.
319 North Illinois. Main 6090.
AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR hTre
DO YOUR OWN DRIVING
j Go* where you please, day or night.
Wo furnish the car at prices cheaper
than owning a car.
U-DRIVE AUTO SERVICE
! At Hooelt r Auto Laundry. Back of Keith’s
. Theater. Main $921.
AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIEB.
AUTO PAINTING
Get that Ford painted this month. 110
and up. Other cars in proportion. All
work guaranteed. D. FLEMING, painter,
v. h street.
AUTO WASHING
Our Specialty. 322-334 North Illinois.
s a s Auto Laundry
LOWEST PKIC2SD HIGH GRAD E BAT -
mude.
DIXIE STORAGE BATTERY CO.
Main 3isl. 529 Massachusetts ave.
ONE MAN At TO TOI'S, SIDE Cl R
tnlns. seat and radiator covers. PER
FECTION AUTO TOP CO.. 1107 Udell
; street. North 545.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.
TWIN INDIAN
! far sale. In A-l condition, fully equipped
with presto tank, brilliant burner light,
j tandem, horn, and two good- tires, one
j practically new. For a bargain call Main
! 3500 and ask for Mr. Robison or call at
| 5021 Orion Ave. after 8 p. in.
CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF
motorcycles. FLOYD PETERMAN.
500 Massachusetts avenue.
AUCTIONEERS.
DEE RING & HARRIS
AUCTIONEERS
i 223-225 Hume-Mansur. Circle 1650.
AUCTION3.
Come to the big
AUCTION SALE
at our auction rooms, 227 North New
Jersey. Thursday, 9 a. m.; following Is a
partial list of the offerings; look It over;
If you don't find what you want, come to
the auction, you'll probably find It there.
For the bedroom
Bed*, Iron and wood; mattresses,
springs, bed clothes, dressers, washstands,
dressing tables, wardrobe, mirrors.
For the living room
| Davenports, sofa, settee, rockers, pnr
i lor chairs, library tables, pictures, ruga,
stand tables, one fine tapestry rocker,
pedestal, magazine rack, combination desk
and bookcase.
For the dinisg room
Extension tables, square and round,
dining room chairs (some leather seated),
buffets, sideboards.
For the kitchen
Kitchen tables, gas ranges, coal ranges,
linoleum, refrigerators.
Also two fino
Upright pianos
Some -player piano music, an organ j
bench, piano stool, one Revving machine. !
LEW SHANK
INSTRUCTIONS.
Learn magic ; entertain your
friends. HarrUon BQ. 1
REAL ESTATE—FOR BALE.
NOW IS THE
TIME TO BUY
VACANT LOTS.
We are offering
many real bar
gains in all parts
of city.
PAYMENT
PLAN IE
DESIRED.
INDIANAPOLIS
SECURITIES
COMPANY.
FRANK K.
SAWYER,
President.
Third Floor,
Law Bldg.
I
i .
Seven-Room Modern, East
Genuine Bargain
Only $4,500
This is a positive bargain. The material
in the house can hardly be bought today.
The beautiful quarter-.-awed oak wood
work downstairs Is practically unobtain
able. Large lot. South front. Good rea
son for selling. Cal! Circle 6431 after
‘ 6 p. m.
Cash or Payments
W. 29th St.
6-room dwelling, semi
modern. Easy terms.
see
Indianapolis
Securities Cos.
- Frank K. Sawyer, Pres.
Third Floor Law Bldg.
SYI/ l HAVE on Cottage avenue,
Vs on the south side, one elght
/w room modern house, sleeping
porch, bath and extra toilet,
stesm heating plant, every
thing on the Inside of this property right
up to the minute and the outside
couldn’t be better, modern to the ex
treme. four-car garage, any one desiring
the very best bargain on the South Side
for J. 300. call GEORGE A. LUCAS, 208
American Central Life Bldg., Circle 6600
evenings. Irvington 338.
East New York St.
Eight rooms, modern,
bath, furnace, double
basement, electric lights,
hardwood floors.
Cash or Payments
Indianapolis
Securities Cos.
Frank K. Sawyer, Pres.
Third Floor Law Bldg.
SYt jr 2628-30 English Ave., 2643-
45 Southeastern Ave.; 4-
apartment house will rent
al for $72 per month; price,
$5,500; four years old. In
good condition: modern; terms. GEO. A.
LUCAS. Realtor. 208 American Central
Life, Circle 6600. Evenings. Irv. 338.
GOOD 5-ROOM
Cottage on South Warman. $1.550. Terms.
Good 5-room double in 500 block on South
Warman. $3,100. Terms.
STATE SAVINGS AND TRUST CO.,
W. S. Montague.
Main 4515. Res. Belmont 2037.
SUBURBAN “
Lot 60 by 200 feet, with four-room
house, near Stop 4, Plainfield line. Price.
$1,250. on terms. Can sell lot adjoining
also on terms.
H. G. MONEN,
SVI jF Two seven-room modern
VAF homes, near Fletcher avenue
yCw and Noble, $3,350 and SB,OOO.
JL IX. respectively. GEORGE A.
LUCAS. Realtor. 208 Amer
ican Central Life. Circle 6600; evening.
Irvington 338.
“COLORED BUYERS
200 HOMES ON EASY TERMS
Good location, prices reasonable, a
square deal to all. See me before buying.
F. G. BULLUP. 1349 North Senate Ave..
Circle 4956. Auto. 26-519.
WE 1.1 Itl 11/r SIX-JtoOM HOME. BEST
location North Indianapolis: inclosed
rear, double porch; linn fruit and shrub
bery; barn. A real bargain at $3,250.
BOH REN A BERRY, 416 American Cen
tral Life. Main 3734. Evenings, Belmont
3941.
.rt • Gladstone, near Washlng
ton; double; five rooms to a
side; modern; $5,600. GEO.
Aw J /U. A. LUCAS, Realtor. 208
American Central Life. Cir
cle 660 C. Evenings. Irvington 338.
HOICK LARGE LOT NEAR MAPLE
road boulevard, within two squares ol
fair Grounds; $lO cash, balanoe $1 week
ly. 640 Lemeke Annex. Main 140$.
N~ ORTH—FIFTY MODERN AN D SEMl
modern; cash or easy terms. F. G.
BULLUP. 1349 North Senate. Circle 4956,
Auto. 26-719.
E~ABT— SEVENTY-FI4 K FINE HOMES
on easy terms. F. G. BULLUP, 1349
North Senate Ave.. Circle 4956, Auto.
26-71JL
Eight-room home, modern . except fur
nace. Tacoma near New York; $3,300.00;
terms. ffd. 3400 after 7:30,
Seven rooms, senu-medern, on paved
street, garage; $3,000, S7OO cash, S3O per
month. Wd.
Seven-room modern, garage, paved
street; S7OO cash, SBO monthly. N. 7476
after 6:30.
Bargain in ikvington, almost
new. double ’lined, 6-room semi
modern, $2,300; part .erma. Main 6704.
Lots for sale, - near garfield
park. In fine neighborhood. Circle
*766.
INDIANA TRUST CO. “
Sells reel estate, collects rent, writes
Sre lesnrenoc.
South sMs modern horns, five rooms,
garage, pi,ved street. Main 142.
REAL ESTATE—F9R SALE.
Cash or Payments f
W. 33rd St.
Eight-room, high-grade
modern; furnace, bath,
hardwood floors, dou
ble basement; elegantly
finished.
For terms
see
Indianapolis
Securities Cos.
Frank K. Sawyer, Pres.
Third Floor Law Bldg.
N. Keystone, near Wash
ington, 6-room cottage,
semi-modern, gas, electric
lights, city water. Street
improvements all made and
paid. Price $2,600. Terms.
Double house on Jeffer
son ave.; semi-modern; 5
rooms a side; $3,400.
5-room cottage, East
Georgia St. Price, $2,000.
North California St., 2-
storv, 6-room bungalow;
modern; corner lot. Price,
$3,500. A good bargain.
5-room cottage on Taco
ma. Modern except fur
nace, $2,400.
GILL REALTY CO.,
Realtors
Main 1646. Auto. 28-236
Easy Payments
Cottage in Ben Davis district;
new and choice.
Indianapolis
Securities Cos.
Frank K. Sawyer, Pres.
Third Floor, Law Building.
Modern Cottage, East
On paved street five rooms ana bath;
• ong living room, full lot; can he bo-.gbt
for $3 300, part cash; can arrange terms
for balanca.
See Mclnteer, with
I. N. Richie & Son, Realtors
151 East Market. Main £2*o.
i Alter 6 p. m. call Irvington 2324.
STt Ir Seven-room modern i-egi-
W dence, Irvington; $4,500 for
a few days. GEORGE A.
A VX LUCAS. 208 American Cen
tral Life.- Circle 8600.
Evenings and Sundays, Irvington 338.
Home north, five rooms and garage,
modern; terms. Main 107.
REAL ESTATE—WAiMTED.
Modern home for colored on
reasonable paymente. In neighborhood
of North Indianapolis: 'customer waiting.
W. H. COOPER. 838 Lemeke Bldg.
Let me sell your property"-
customers ready. F. G. BULLUP,
I 1849 North Senate Ave., Circle 495*. Auto,
j 26-719.
SUBURBAN PLACE, SOUTH OR WEST;
about 1 acre, 5 or 6-room houge,
1 garage. Cash. Address A No. 2954.
i Times.
Have customers for five and six-room
houses on south side. If yours is for sale
call us. Main 107.
From owner, five, to seven-room house,
not necessarily modern, cash. Main 142.
FARMS—FOR GALE.
120 ACRES. NEW SIX-ROOM BCNGA-
Iow, good barn, plenty good water,
j orchard, three miles from lnterurban.
five miles from county seat, one-half mile
to school, one and one-half miles to
.church; thirty acres timber; SSO per acre.
A. J APPLEGATE. Scottaburg, Ind.. R_ 1.
200 ACRES, JENNINGS COUNTY j
beautiful home; sacrifice to settle es
! tale; $14,000. Write owner for description.
L. R. REAM, North Vernon, Ind.
WISCONSIN FARM LANDS.
Landology, a magazine giving
the facts In regard to the land sltua
; tlon. Three months’ subscription. FREK.
I If for a home or as an investment vou
are thlrfklng of buying good farm lands.
i simply write me a letter and say. ’’Mai!
<me LANDOLOGY and all particulars
| FREE ’’ Address Editor. Landology,
Skidmore Land Cos.. 113 Skidmore bldg..
Marinette, Wls.
DON’T uaib,i,.
If you really want It back. Insert %
! small ad In the "Lost and Found" oat
•mm of The Times and 1c will soon US
re tars *A Phone Mala 36—■ Auto. 31. UL
BUSINESS CHANCES. ’
ROOMING HOUSE FOR SALE—LEAV
ing city to go on farm. Will sell ray
8-room rooming house; velvet rugs, some
mahoguny furniture; weekly income from
$19.75 to $22; rent is $45 per month: walk
ing distance. Price. SBSO cash, or will
consider $550 cash and reet In easy pav
ments. Immediate possession. Circle 6236.
WANTED— HUSTLING MAN OR WOM
an with few hundred for "Worlds
Chautauqua.” Business will net over
$30,000 yearly. Permanent and honorable.
Bonanza. DR. SOUTHERN. Hotel Lorraine.
FEATHERS
Bought, sold, renovated, mattresses and
pillows made to order. Est. 1886. E F.
BURKLE. 416 Mass. ave. Main 1428. New
28-775.
HOOFERS ’
Asphalt roil roofing and shingles, repair
ing and recosting roofs and gutters.
LASHBROOK BROS. CIRCLE 3058
For sale—small confectionery;
husband dead, wife leaving town. Call
801 Indiana Ave., or Circle 1549.
For sale or lease—-electric
shoe-shop. Prospect 8736. \
Meat market for sale—7o7 east
Michigan St.. Main 4917.
The be*t bargains In automobiles are
listed under Automobiles and Suppliea la
The Times Want Ad columns
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
STORAGE CHEAPEST
// l \y/ RATES IN CITY. CAli,
(I I If US. Everything at re*-
l >. ] sonable price. Packed.
\L/T IJ II shipped anywhere.
V/ttvJ LI Locked room If desired.
.BRITTON TRANSFER
Moving and light hauling; trunks and
baggage. QUICK SERVICE, 839 Eaat
Wash street. Prospect 3848.
SHANK FURNITURE AND STORAGE
CO., 227-229 North New Jersey street.
Phone Main 2028.
a OUAL AN I) OVERLAND HAULING. Ot.
L K. TRANSFER CO.. 938 Eaat Wash
ington street. Prospect 8282.
DID TOD SELL ITT
It not try the automobile columns ot
The Times Want Ads.
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