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INDIANA DAILY TIMES
25-29 S. Meridian St.
PHONES—CLASSIFIED
ADV. DEPT.
Main *SOO
Automatic 28-351
BATES.
One time 09 per line
Three consecutive times... .08 per line
Six consecutive times 07 per line
Male -or female help wanted, situa
tion wanted, male hr female; rooms to
let and beard and rooms wanted—
One time 08 per line
Three consecutive time3.. .07 per line
Six consevutive times OS per line
Contract rates on application!
Legal notices.... OS j%r line
Lodges and club
notices 75c per Insertion
Church notices (1 inch or
less) 60c per Insertion
Over 1 inch. 07 per line additional.
Death notices. 35c per Insertion.
The Business Office closes at 8 p. m.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
George Grinsteiner
Funeral director. 522 East Market. Old
Phono Main 908. New Phone. 27-208,
Ail. Ragsdale. J. Wash Price, John Paul*
Ragsdale.
A- M. RAGSDALE CO.
North Delaware street. __
J. C. WILSON
1280 Prospect. Auto. 51-671. Prospect 322.
FUNERAL directors— .
WM K. KRIEGER,
New 21-154, Main 1454, 1402 N. Illlnola
E RS.
W. T. BLASENGYM
less Shelby St. Pros. 2570. Auto. 51-11A
UNDERTAKERS—HISEt 4* TITUS, 51
North Del. New 26-564, Main 3650.
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICEB.
KING, HENDPICKS PELF—Son of A. H.
and Mary King, passed away at the
home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Berry Self. 2055 North Talbott street,
Tuesday morning. Funeral Thursday,
Aug. 12 at 2 p. m.. at the above resi
dence. Friends invited.
McMATH, LOUISE BURNHAM—Wife of
Thomas -Brodie McMath of Golden Hill
died in Detroit Aug. 10. 1920. Funeral
notice later.
SMITH. HANNAH (TOLLE) —Widow of
Otis Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clay Tolle, Monday, Aug. 9. age 35 years.
Funeral Thursday. 2 p. m.. Aug. 12, at
late residence, 1731 Boulevard place.
Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill.
CARD OF THANKS.
CARD OF THANKS- —We desire to thank
the relatives, neighbors and friends for
the consideration ad floral tokens ten
dered us at the death of our wife and
mother, Mrs. Charles Kendiey: especially
Fathers Webtn and Phelan, Dr. M. C.
Leet.h and the undertaker. Heydon W.
Buchanan and wife. CHARLES KEXD-
JjEY, AND ME. AND MRS. WILBUR
HOTZE. V .
LOST ANP~FOUND.
LOST—Broad Ripple car Tuesday morn
ing, package containing suede slippers,
sweater and skirt. Finder please call
Prospect 387. or Washington 975. Liberal
reward. •
LOST—Package of finished kodak pic
tures and Sims pit West Michigan car
or'between 406 Blackford and New York
streets, McKelvy envelop. Beech Grove
111.
MISSING FRIEXD3 and relative* traced
everywhere; no looked for. Cali
Main 6947, or write lost agent. It Bald
win block. Indianapolis. Ind.
LOST —$39, one $lO and one S3O. on
Pennsylvania and Washington or on
second floor Fletcher Trust bldg. Re
word. Call Circle 3464 __
LOST—Salesman's black portfolio be
tween Michigan and Union station, con
taining data on Packard truck. Reward.
FISHER AUTO CO.
LOST—GoId watch chain, iton's head pat
tern with small diamond in Jaws; lib
eral reward to finder. Telephone Main
370. Mr. Brown.
LOST—Small toy poodle, clipped, in auto
accident, corner Michigan and _ Senate
eve. Sunday. Reward. Circle -051,
LOST—-Small purse, containing about $5.
on E. New York st., near Colorado. P.e
wen,. Irvington 631. __ "
LOST—On “market Saturday, umbrella
with initials M. B. B. Reward. Call
North 4595.
ROOMS—TQ LET.
MERIDIAN, 543 North; extra large front
room and alcove for four young men,
electric lights, tub and shdwer bath; other
rooms; men preferred; three
squares north of postoffice. Circle 3413.
ROOMS for light housekeeping; modern
with gas furnished. 530 East New
York street. _
FURNISHED rooms fr,r sleeping and
housekeeping. 206 4 North Meridian.
TWO furnished rooms for rent; $S
per week. 205 North Traub avenue.
CAPITOL, 915 NORTH—Sleeping rooma
Ltirena Dow. Main 8110.
HOUSES—TO LET.
SEVEN-ROOM bungalow with two and
one-half acres ground, $35. Thirty-fourth
and Arlington. Call A, A. Marcy, Circle
732. .
~ ~ HOUSES—WANTED.
Modern cottage or half
double north of- Fall
Creek. Two children of
school age. Call Dolph E.
"Moore, Hotel Washington.
Main 4283.
WANTED —To rent 6 or 6-room house;
three adnlts. Permanent. Address A
No. 1624, Times.
BUSINESS SERVICE®.
Are You Sick—Tried
Everything and
Failed?
We can help you. Write for
booklets.
Natural Therapeutics Institute,
Suite 69, When bldg. Main 8017.
PILES—-Everybody suffering plies, fis
tula, fissures, ulcerations, constipation,
bleeding, itching, write; free trial; pleas
ant. painless pile cure. S. U. TARNEY,
Auburn, Ind.
DOWNTOWN tire snop, new and used
tires and tubes. Vulcanizing that give*
satisfaction. 35 Kentucky avenue.
SAFETY RAZOK BLADKB
sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 231 Indiana eve.
IF your clock Is not running phone Circle
4807. M R. SHEAKN. 811 North Ala
bama.
VIOLET Ray and Swedish massage. MISS
DE VERE. 17 74 W. Ohio. Main 8873.
ALL kinds of roofs repaired; tin gutters
repaired and painted. Prospect 4015.
CELLAR digging and trasll hauling.'
Prospect 895.
BUSI NE S S CHA NC £6.
LAP-GE manufacturing corporation wants
capable men to open branch office and
manage salesmen; S3OO to $2,000 neces
sary; handle your own money. Exclusive
rights: patented article; money-making
possibilities unlimited. Will pay expenses
to Baltimore if you qualify. Address MR.
OLEMMER. sales manager, 603 N. Eutaw
street, Baltimore, Md.
fEathersT"
Bought, sold, renovated, mattresses and
pillows made to order. E. F. EURKLE,
416 Mae* ave. Main 1428. New 28-778.
MOVING picture machine and atereopti
con; bargain or will trade for camping
tent or motorcycle. T. J. QUINCY, high
diver, World of Mirth Shows, South
Pennsylvania and Morris streets.
FOR SAI/E—Ten shares International
Moving Pictu e and Film Cos. stock, sllO
share. Addres-, C, G. Ryan, Birmingham,
iAla.
>. oicrECTiyE®. _
Quigley-Byiand Agency
Civil aad Criminal Investigntors
$26-621 Law bid* Main 2902.
MASSAGE.
t'TASSAGE—SuIphur vapor baths, violet
\ rays. JENNIE FISLAB, * W. Ohio.
MALE HELP—WANTED.
LABORERS
Beginning Saturday
morning, August 7th,
ws will pay 55c per
hour, including bonus.
Meet our truck at
Illinois and Washington
St. comfort station.
E. RAUH & SON
FERTILIZER CO.
NOTICE
Members Brotherhood of Rail*
way Trainmen:
Big Four railroad employing
experienced switchmen. Good
seniority. Brother trainmen
should apply in order to protect
our contract and because of il
legal strike.
G. H. RENO, General Chairman,
B. of R. TANARUS,
J. L. BAKER, Local Chairman,
B. of R. T.
S. V. LONG, President Motor
City Lodge No. 269.
PERMANENT POSI
TIOX, HIGH SENIOR
ITY STANDING, EXPE
RIENCED YARD CON
DUCTORS AND BRAKE
MEN FOR INDIANAPO
LIS TERMINAL DIVI
SION. BIG 4 R. R. 615
MAJESTIC BLDG.
WANTED—First-class lathe man for gen
eral repair work. Call Belmont 400.
YOUNG MAN
Energetic, reliable, 1* years old. for
general office work. Good salary. Apply
at once to
HUGH J. BAKER & CO.
91$ Majestic Bldg.
FIRST-CLASS J. & L.
OPERTOR. MOD ERN
ELECTRIC MACHINE
CO.
PORTER.
Colored; middle-aged mar; steady work,
good hours; salary S2O per week; refer
ences required.
, THE STAR STORE.
\
WANTED LABORERS.
/ 18TH AND MILL. IN
DIANAPOLIS LIGHT &
HEAT CO.
Cabinet Makers ,
Four first-class men experienced
on high-grade furniture work.
Furnace Office Furniture Cos.. 124
S. Liberty st.
SWITCHMEN.
Wanted, switchmen to report at on£*
for work on the Big Four railway at
Cleveland. By reason of shortage of men,
opportunities for seniority standing are
exceptionally good at this time, with fine
for rapid promotion. Report to
local representative of the Big Four Ad
he will furnish transportation. T.l N.
REYNOLDS, superintendent, Indianapolis
terminal.
v
CANDY MAKERS
Hard, good wages; must be experienced.
Walker Candy Cos.,
23 E. Maryland.
FIREMAN FOR RONE
SHORT HOURS, GOOD PAY,
FREE CAR FARE. APPLY MR.
kANDERSON, 1150 W. WASHING
TON ST.
WANTED—COLORED BOY OR
MAN FOR SHOP WORK IN
TERNATIONAL ELECTRIC CO., 605
CENTURY BLDG.
RAILWAY mall decks are offered $1,60S
entrance salary with promotions to
$2,300. For full particulars and a course
of preparation call or write INDIANA
CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL. 157 North Illi
nois street. Suite 207.
FIREMEN for pony stoker; short hours;
excellent working condition: free car
fare; good pay. Apply Mr. Hogate or Mr.
Reude. Power station, 1700 West Tenth
street.
ASSISTANT yardman, capable of grading
all kinds of lumber. Apply Mr. Williams,
WILLIAM F. JOHNSON LUMBER -CO.,
Nineteenth and Monon railroad.
WANTED—IOO track laborers for work
between Indianapolis and Cleveland; $5
per day; board $7 week. Free transporta
tion. Apply 42 Jackson Place, city.
MACHINE MAN. experienced in general
planing mill work. WILLIAM F.
JOHNSON LUMBER CO- Nineteenth
and^Cornelk
YOUNG man to deliver and learn type
writer repairing. CLARK TYPEWRITER
SHOP. 18 W. Market street.
cxaqwA
MALE HELP—WANTED.
3 MACHINE REPAIR
MEN
Take E. Washington car; get
off at Cruse st. ; walk 2 blocks
south to
Weidely Motors Cos.
MAN to -work in oreamery. Apply
WEBER MILK CO.
Talesmen-wanted:
WANTED—Experienced' salesmen- to rep
resent a Yeliable firm. Reference re
quired. J. A. LAUER, 120 North Penn
sylvania. Second door.
INSTRUCTIONS.
DANCING —All kinds taught; day or /eve
nings; violin, stage dancing acts taught,
completed for good engagements. Call
PROF. RAYNO, £24 W. Ohio t. Main
2069. _
~TImALE HELP—WANTED.
Girls
At Least 20
For our silent chain assembly depart
ment, those having had previous expe
rience preferred.
Link Belt Cos.
Take W. Washington car to Holmes
ave. and ask for employment department.
Youug Women
between the ages of 18 and 33. We are
now Increasing cur working force and
have fifteen positions open in our man
ufacturing departments. These places pay
good beginning wages and offer perma
nent employment.
Eli Lilly & Cos.
Apply
Employment Office,
70S 8. Alabama.
We have several open
ings for girls; press and
other machine operators;
also some light general
work; experience not ab
solutely required.
ROCKWOOD MFG. CO.,
1801 English Ave.
Attractive Employment
for Girls
Become a telephone operator. You can
speedily advance to toll operator, clerical
worker, supervisor, assistant chief, chief
operator, etc. Hundreds of higher posi
tions for those who qualify. Besides, we
pay for your instruction in this modern
profession and pay you well while you
are learning. In a few weeks' time you
are qualified as a bona fide employe with
a permanent position. Least you can then
earn is sl6 a week. Ideal working condi
tions. Vacations with pay and many
other unusual advantages.
Apply at main office. Meridian and
New York st*. Employment desk in
lobby. y,
Indiana Bell Telephone
Company
STENOGRAPHER OR TYPIST.
Need not be an experienced
stenographer, but must be able to
make neat report*. In reply state
age. experience and how soon
available. Apply
PREST-O-LITE CO., INC.. Speedway.
193-T. 8-11-20.
-YOUNG GIRLS FOR
FACTORY WORK
W* offer you a chance to learn a trade
and steady employment the round.
Indianapolis Bleaching Cos.
West Wabash and Blake.
PRESSERS
SCHOEN BAOS. Main 4141. Auto.
27-555.
WOMAN of dignity and refinement for
position of industrial teacher training
girls; permanent employment. In answer
give age, experience and telephone num
ber. Call Belmont 97, or address Box
873. R. R. HI, Indianapoli*
WANTED —Lady nurse for night work:
one with hospital or sanitarium experi
ence. Write or call HORD -SANITARIUM,
Bhslbyvllle, Ind.
WANTED —Whits girl for second work;
no washing or Ironing; good wages.
4207 N. Pennsylvania street. New phone
77-521. _
LADY, middle-aged, for general house
work, who would prefer good home to
high wages. Prospect 6039.
WANTED —White girl for general house
work. Inquire IS3I North Meridian st.
S!TUATION WANTED—FEMALE.
EXPERIENCED laundress wants wash-
Ings to take home. Woodruff 7187.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. ..
Swedish massage, baths
and general treatments;
thorough satisfaction. 119
East Vermont St,, first
floor, front. Hours 10 'a.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1920.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
DON’T MISS THESE
BARGAINS.
Stephens Model 75, 5 cord tires,
wire wheels.
, Buick Roadster, 1919, like new.
Buick Tourtng, 1918; new paint,
top and tires.
Chevrolet 4-90 Sedan, run very lit
tle, like new.
Dodge Roadster, 1918; perfect
condition.
Mar* well Touring, 1921; justjdriven
from factory.
Mitchell Roadster, 1918; hlg bar
gain.
Stutz Sport Model, perfact running
condition. ,
Scripps-Booth Roadster, big value,
very Classy.
Studebaker 6 Touring, biggest
buy in town.
Cash or terms. Open Sunday and evenings.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO SALES CO.
Main 2246. 235 North Penn.
*IOO BUTS A GOOD USED CAR.
THIRTY PAYS FREE SERVICE.
Down. Weekly.
Patterson touring $75 $5.00
Oakland 4, touring ...... 75 5,00
Buick touring 100 #IOO
Ford t0uring........ 100 6.00
Ford touring 125 6.00
Saxon roadster 100 5.00
Ford roadeter 125 6 09
Willys-Knlght touring 150 6.00
Overland Club.y 150 6.00
Grant touring./.. 100 6.00
Maxwell touring 150 6,00
Hudson touring 860 9.00
AND ABOUT FIFTY OTHERS.
THIRTY DAYS’ FREE SERVICE..
NO BROKERAGE.
AUTOMOBILE TRADING CO.,
665-57 N. Capitol ave.
Telephone Circle 1464.
Bargains.
Most of them have been repaint
ed, retopped and overhauled.
■Down. Weekly
Saxon roadster .... $75.00 $5.00
Maxwell touring IDO 5.00
Chevrolet touring 125 5.00
Chevrolet touring 150 6.0
Ford roadster 125 6.00
Studebaker 6 touring.. 195 (.00
Ford touring 135 6.50
Inter-State touring 165 6.76
Grant 6 touring 246 7.00
Hudson super, touring. 39$ 8.00
And many others too numerous
to mention. Come down and make
your own terms. No brokerage.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS
AND TIRE CO.
618 N. Capitol. Open evenings.
Main 2638. Auto. 22-018.
Chevrolet Coupe
This car is in fine mechanical shape.
Will make elegant car for doctor or sales
man. Priced ut $550 as on ner is leaving
city.
THE MOTOR MART
140 N. Delaware st. Main 1984.
DODGE TOURING: MECHANICALLY
.PERFECT: ORIGINAL PAINT; FIVE
GOOD TIRES I*6 K TWENTY-FIFTH
STREET. PHONE NORTH 1314.
Speedster
In A-l shape, priced so you ran speed
tonight If you buy it today; $222.23.
THE MOTOR MART
140 N. Delaware st. Main 19*4.
' VIM TRUCK"
In A-l shape; closed delivery body,
good tires and completely overhauled; a
bargain at ss*s.
THE MOTOR MART
140 N. Delaware. Open evenings.
I HAVE a 5-passenger touring car in
good running condition; three almost
new tires, new battery, motor; Just been
overhauled. This car can be bought
cheap. A. H. PATTERSON. Htop Dan
ville line. Phone B 369 X. Call after
6 p. m. .
COMMONWEALTH four forty louring
demonstrator at factory cost. DIETZ
JAMES. 334 East Marks* street. Main
>716. _T*r;n If derlrrd.
AUTO FOR KALE—Sedan, excellent ton
dition. fully electrically equipped; new
tires and tubes. Call Circle 86*.
OVERLAND car for sate; No. 80; good as
new. 708 Elder avenue.
MONROE DEMONSTRATOR.
Monroe Sales. 600 N. Capitol.
FORD TOURING 191*.' S3OO.
MONROE SALES, 00 N. Capitol.
OVERLAND. T-PASSENGER. S4OO.
Monroe Sales. 600 N. Capitol.
IC)NROEI9 , f foußlxiT
Monroe Sale*. 600 N. Capitol.
FORD starter and new battery for any
model. Woodruff 23*7; $65.09.
TRUCKS—FOR SALE.
DODGE truck, 1919 model; run 6 000
miles; first-elaas condition. 403 West
Washington street.
fORD chassis. $165 and Smith form
, truck, 8225. 960 King avenus.
AUTO MOB IL E B—WANTED. “
WANTED
AUTOMOBILES.
100 CARS AT ONCE.
LARGEST BUYERS AND SELLERS OF
USED CARS IN THE STATE.
INDIANAPOLIS ADTO PARTS AND TIRE
COMPANY.
11l N. CAPITOL.
MAIN SOIL AUTO. U-Olk,
AUTOS
WANTED
We pay high cash prices for
used cars. No delay. Quick
action.
AUTOMOBILE
TRADING CO.
555 N. Capitol Ave.
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 4446 and immediate
attention will be given.
212 E. NEW YORK ST.
AUTOS WANTED
Wa pay cash. No dslay tor your money.
It la here for you. Came In or call.
I. Wolf Auto Parts & Tire Cos.
•1* N. Illinois st Main 167*. Auto 23-063.
We also buy Junk cars.
‘'motorcycles and icycles.
THEY Aitb HERE.
1920
HENDERSON
FOUR CYLINDER.
MERZ MOTOR CO.,
460-62 Mass. Ave.
EARLEY DAVIDSON 5
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Johnson Motor Wheel*
ERNEST HUGHES
684-16 Mass. Ave. Main 6404.
CASH paid for all kinds of motorcyol**
FLOYD PETERMAN. 800 Massachu
setts avenoe,
BICYCLE; good condition; cheap! Call
-after 6 m. __ .
T aYIORS ANDFuEAwERsT""
CLEANING—-PRESSING—REPAIRING
(work called tor)
Gents’ suits cleaned and pressed.
Ladles’ suits cleaned and prsesed.
All work guarantees.
FLETCHER AVE, GARMENT
CLEANERS.
JJS4J,Fletcher ave. Prospect 488,
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
Look at These-Pretty Little
Homes.
Elder ave., north of Michigan, 5 rooms,
new, 33,000.
Centennial street near Tenth; terms;
6 rooms, |£,400.
River ave., 7 rooms, *2,000.
Bellevlew place, near Tenth, 6 rooms,
*2,800.
Raymond street, 5-room double, *3,600.
Tibbs ave., near Michigan stnyt, live
rooms, *3,000. *
These places are real bargains and if
you are looking fas a place and can use a
house their size, look them over.
Bloodworth & Flood.
529 Peoples Bank bldg. Phono, Cirolif 833.
Woo Cash,
Balance Mike Rent.
1447 Southeastern avenue, 6-room semi
modern story and a half cottage. Elec
tric lights, city water, furnace adn sewer
connections. Call Mr. Bose.
Tibbs-Bose Realty Cos.
436 American Central Lite Bldg.
Circle 436. Auto. 27-436. Night, Wash
' ington 4165.
1128 Lexington
Here Is an excellent chance to buy a
five-room cottage In good condition; newly
painted, electric lights, cistern In house,
on good car line. This property can be'
bought for a
Small Payment Down
and balance on
Easy Payments .
like rent. Let us show you thl3 real bar
gain for a quick sale.
John W. Roberts & Cos.
745 Lemcke Annex. Main 4743.
$250.00 Cash7~
Balimiie Like Rent.
124 South Arsenal ave,. four-room cot
tage, newly decorated, electric lights, city
water, sewer connection and well lo
cated. Call Mr. Bose.
Tibbs-Bose Realty Cos.
436 American Central Life Bldg
Auto. 27-436. Circle 436. Night. Wash
COTTAGE, NORTII
Four rooms, electric lights, city water
and gas, sink In kitchen, good basement.
Near good car line. Can be bought for
*1,800; SSOO cash, balance like rent.
Call Mr. Melnfecr, with
I. N. Richie '& Son, Realtors
151 East Market. Main 530.
After 6 p. m. call Irvington 3397.
$250 Cash,
Balance sls per Month
Five-room cottage, newly painted, new
roof and newly * decorated, in the pink of
condition In every respect; located at 831
Chase mreei. Price *1.850.
Tibbs-Bose Realty Cos.
Circle 436. Auto. 27-436. N’lghU, Wash-
VACANT
906 Maple street. r> rooms, lights and
city water; good condition. $250 cash. sls
monthly. .
Russo H. Hartman; Realtor
224 North Delaware.
BEAUTIFUL* high, large isvel lot. half
square of Maple road bosslevarfl <3Sth
st.), only two squares southeast of fair
grounds Fine Investment or butldtcg site.
Will sell to good party on easy payments;
$lO cash. $1.50 weekly. Price only $525.
Get busy. 640 Lem eke Annex. Main 1 409,
SEVEN-ROOM semi-modern h<*nt, lo
cated on Dearborn street; garage. Price
$3,630. S4OO cash.
Schmid & Smith, Inc.
Realtors.
Mln_4oßl__ _ 181 N. Delaware Bt.
Axr; —r-c; —YVi E.t-tt. on I> rt; •tt near
/r_2 At ft If Nsw York; 6-room mod
\L*3LrMy *rn double, $1,750 You
U4JBBSL.f=s>s4 can’t beat this. GGORGE
A, LUCAS. 208 American Central Life
bldg. Circle 6600.
A FINE new never occupied six-room
colonial style home, a big lot. double
garage, built-in features. hardwood
floor*, full laundry equipped, basement. A
beautiful home in a liteh-grnde district.
V*ry__llb*r*l terms. Washington 10T9.
CHOICE acre lota norths at: t of Irvington.
Each acre faces a street. Properly re
stricted to keep undesir.il - out. Price
S7OO each; $lO cash. $lO uioothly.
W. 11. COOPER & CO..
S3B Lemcke Bldg.
DANDY south Ids bungalow; 4 rooma;
near Bt. Catherine church. SI,BOO. terms
If desired DY.M.6 REALTY CO.. 127
North Delaware. Office, Main 57*2; resi
dence. rrospect 4172. '
A FINK hew five-room bungalow Includ
ing break far. t room, built-in features,
big wooded lot. An Ideal home in a
high-grade district. Very libera! terms
can be made. Washington 1078.
I HAVE 87 homes on s.>uth side; modern
and *emi-modrn; cash and payments.
From four to eleven rooma For particu
lars call Prospect 6184 after 4 pm.
I Al. K r.
park; full cellar with furnace, corner
lot. Price $3,600. Terms. A. F. ZAINEY.
149 East Market street.
INHANA TRUST CO.
Sells real estate, collects rent, write*
lire Insurance. _
SIX-ROOM house, burn, electricity, both
waters. ' fruit. $2,390. One-half pay
ment. Woodruff 6194.
foe's Ki S for truck, a large
lot In Ben Davis. Prospect 8323.
REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN.
Suburban Acreage
Bargain
20 acres, located northeast on
Saved road, only 9 mile* from
ionumeat. Good level land, 6-
room house and outbutldng*.
Fruit and beautiful maple shade
trees. Special price.
This is a bargain.
Dunlop & Holtegel,
Realtors
182 E. Market sL
LARGE, beaut I ftjfl loi In Wayne park.
Just off of West Washington street,
which Is being paved; $1 down. $1 week.
Will take you out in our automobile at
your convenience. OSCAR LEE, 1002
City Trust. Main 9)6.
FARMS—FOR SALE.
I WILL sell tny 80-acro farm, 6H mile*
east of MitrtlufrvUle. four miles north of
Morgantown on Martinsville and Morgan
town pike. 70-acre tillable. 10 acres
sugar camp and pasture, running water
in pasture, well at house, can't be
pumped dry. New bungalow house and
barn. 48x0 cribs, garners, garage and
outbuildings. Well fenced This land lies
fine; corh made It bushels, wheat 30
bushels ti> acre; fIW orchard. If you want
a nice farm don't let this get away. Price
$125 per acre. Address owner, Otto
Afflerbach, Martinsville. Ind. __ _
FA fill R aIT sixes, large list mailed fre*.
HABIO AGENCY. Greensburg. Ind. •
AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES.
LOOK—LOOK
Do not throw your Old tlrea away;
bring them to us and save 50 per cent by
having us completely, rebuild thorn, backed
by a 4,000-mlle -guarantee. It wilt pay you
to Investigate DOWN TOWN TIKE
SHOP. 86 Kentucky ave.
AUTO WASHING
Our Specialty. 323-884 North IlUnot*
S & S Auto Laundry
AUTOMOBILE TOPS reoovered and side
curtains repaired a! THE JOHN OUKD
ELHOBFER WAGON CO., 20i' Kentucky
avenue.
WRITE, PHONE OR CALL US for prices
on Goodyear solid and pneumatic tlrea
for truck and passenger car*. J. Guedel
hoefer Wagon Cos„ 202 Kentucky ave.
ONE-MAN auto tops, side curtains, ssat
and radiator covers. PERFECTION
AUTO TOP CO., 1107 Udell street North
*46. _
GET - OUR truck and automobile rubber
tire price. THE JOHN GUEDBL
HOBFER WAGON CO. 202 Kentucky ave.
WfiTpUTon the best side wire tire* on
automobiles, trailers and truck*. 312
Byeqtucky aYen. •
AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS FOR RENT —Do your own driv
ing. U-Drive Auto Service at Hoarier
LAundr*. Rear Keith's it,eater. Mala
*2L
Don’t Walt Till
September
to btiythat house. It maj be
too late then to get what you
want. The prices seem high,
but they are not apt to be lower
for a long time to come.
DuHng the summer dullness
there are always some good
bargains. See what Times Want
ADS say.
MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE.
Match Y our Coat^^r
with a pair ot / jj \
TROUSERS If I
“ 1 \ I
THE PANTS \ /
STORE CO. 1 1 I
Two Store* 111
48 W. Ohio. M %
110 E. Market W '9
Close 6 P. M. Saturday 9P. M.
Quit Wearing Ready-Made
IPIiTS-Sg-OQ
We make them to Ajj ——
your measure for
LEON TAILORING CO.
131 E. NEW YORK.
Up one flight.
*i—t 1A Drop-Head Singer. Ill;
ether bargains. >I.OO per
5.1/ week. All makes KK
■£*?—lNG while you wait I*o
PER YARD
WHITE BEWING MACHINE CO„
Main 602; Auto. 16-816. *lB Mass. Ave.
POULTRY FEED—Ha>i you tried Egg-
Re tcher 7 The feed your chickens will
eat. No leavings. INDIANAPOLIS
FEED AND SEED CO.. 117 North Ala
bama. ,
FOR SALE —White Leghorn hen*, young
and old; klso oats In shock one mile
east of Six Points. Take lane at corner
Shade'.and and Thirty-fourth streets.
ND; beautiful i Hue white. *BOO.
Liberty bond* taken at market price.
You buy from the owner at a bargain.
Address Diamond, The Times.
TWO rteam Jacket rendering kettles and
one 15 H. P. stationary steam engine;
first-class condition. 408 West Washing
ton street.
BUTTER fa“dairy ~f eed.~OncsTtrTedTaU
ways used. INDIANAPOLIS FEED
AND SEED CO., 117 North Alabama st.
KKNTUCJC Derby horse feed. There’s
quality there. INDIANAPOLIS FEED
AND SEED CO., 117 North Alabama St.
-Large sideboard; good as
new. Circle 3344. 1130 Park
ONE-EIGHTH H. P. alternating current
motor. 3657, *20.00.
MISCELLANEOUS—WANTED^
ft a* LOOK
/ / What Schneider Wants
P / ' You to Do.
BUY IT NOW
While the
August Reduction Sale Is On
S4O coat and trousers to your measure
now $33.50.
$g -out and trouser* to your maasur*
now $36.
SSO coat and trouser* to your measure
now S4O.
SBO coat and troueers to your measure
now $43.
$75 suit to your measure now S6O.
S7O suit to your measure now $46.
$65 suit to your measure now ssl.
S6O suit to your measure now s4l.
$55 suit to your measure now $44.
SSO suit to your measure tow S4O.
$45 suit to your measure now $34.
Trousers and overcoats In proportion.
W. G. SCHNEIDER,
39 West Ohio Street.
Be . sure you ar* In the right place,
LEW SHANK
pays best prices In elty for household
goods and fixtures of all kind* 187 North
New Jerssy street. Main B*BB.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
FOR SALE!—24 opal light tahlaa. 2 steam
fables. 6 urns. 24 stools, S cash registers,
soda counter, 3 large lc* boxes. 3 small
counters, 150 chairs; complete outfit for
restaurant.
BAKER BROS.
Largest used furniture dealers in the
world.
_ Auto 23-166, Main 146*.
.VE WANT TO BUY
good furniture, rugs, office and store fix
ture* We pay more than other dealer*
Call Cooperlder.
USED GOODS STORE.
Main 2288,
Furniture
GAB STOVES.
OIL STOVES.
Cheaper here and easier term* It ROOT
b BON. 668 W. Washington St.
UOOdT’BED RUGB.
We have the largest selection In Indi
anapolis of high-grade used rugs; alt
slxek. at prices that will please you.
USED GOODS STORE.
WATER power washer aftd wringer, eom
plete for $lO, for quick aale. Wood
ruff 3640.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT®. -
BEGINNERS’ violin*, mandolins, guitars;
bargain*. TUTTLE. 201 Indiana Av*
FINE player piano, S4O" down and $4 per
week. North 4221. v
PET STOCK AND POULTRY.
THREE good heavy
WORK HORSES
for sale.
MARTIN-PARRY
CORP..
Henry and Hotly ets.
CALL Frank Alderson poultry house if
you have poultry to sell and can’t bring
it in; we come after It. Main 4100.
SEVENTY-FiVR head of ' fine rabbltsT
reasonable price; big bargain If you
take the bunch. Belmont 2136.
FIFTEEN pair home-comer pigeons;
will sell cheap. Prospect 1236.
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLE®!
JOSEPH HAAS
pays highest prices for dead horse* coses
and hog* Call Main 1028. Auto, 26-771
7 COAL AND" WodoFQR ALir~
ILLINOIS LUMP $8,50
1.. J. BAIN COAL CO.
Main 2151.
M,aln 8581.
DRY KINDLING.
Call Main 7451,
TRANSFER AND STORAGE^
/7VVT ITCI Ts STORAGE CHEAPEST
// {W/ RATES IN CITY. CALL
// j \l UR Everything at rea
-11 <*, I 1) tonabl* price. Packed,
U / Jl ]| shipped anywhere.
Is Locked room ts deaireA
30 Went Henry. Main 4499.
Call SHANK for the beet service m
hauling, packing, shipping and sway*
227-22$ North New Jersey BL Mala 202 . j
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.
July 31. 1920.
Office of township trustee of Guilford
township of Hendricks county, State of
Indiana, Plainfield, Indiana.
Sealed proposals will be received; at this
office until Aug, 26, 1920, at 2 o’clock p. tn.,
tor the purchase of thirty thousand dol
lars (*30,000.00) of bonds of Guilford
school township of Hendricks county, In
diana. Bonds to be in the denomination
of one thousand dollars (*1,000.00) each,
all dated Aug. 15. 1920, and shall bear in
terest at the rate of 6 per cent per an
num, interest payable semi-annually; said
bonds shall be due and payable as fol
lows, towit: Three bonds Aug. 15, 1929;
two bonds Feb. 15, 1930; three, Aug. 15
1990; two, Feb. 15, 1931; three, Aug. 15,
1931; two, Feb. 15, 1932; three, Aug. 15,
1932; two, Feb. 15, 1933; three, Aug. 15,
1938; two Feb. 15, 1934; three, Aug. 15,
1934; two, Feb. 15, 1935.
Notice is also given that sealed pro
posals will be received -at this office until
Aug. 26, 1920 at 2 o’clock p. m. for the
purchase of twelve thousand dollars
(*12,000.00) of bonds of Guilford school
township of Hendricks county, Indiana.
Said bonds to be in denomination of five
hundred dollars (*500.00) each, all dated
Aug. 15, 1920, and*shall bear interest it
the rate of 6 per cent per annum, Interest
payable, semi-annually; said bonds shall
be due' and payable aa follows, towit:
One bond, Aug. 15, 1923; one bond, Feb.
15, 1924; one bond, Aug. 15, 1924; one
bond, Feb. 15. 1926; two bonds. Aug. 15,
1925, two bonds, Feb. 15, 1926; two bonds,
Aug. 15, 1926; two bonds, Feb. 15, 1927;
two bonds, Aug. 15, 1927; two bonds, Feb.
15, 1928; four bonds, Aug. 15, 1928; four
bonds, Feb. 15, 1929.
All of said bonds will be sold to the
highest bidder for not less than their par
value.
Bidders gre required to Btate the num
ber of bonds bid for, and the gross artount
they will pay for the bonds bid for and
accrued interest to date of transfer.
The right to reject any and all bids Is
reserved. A. P. BARLOW,
Trustee GuHford township, Hendricks
County, Indiana. _
FINANCIAL,
. TOD CAN
BORROW MONEY
SO CHEAP
and on such easy terms of repayment
from the Fidelity Loan Company, a li
censed and bopded firm, for use in paying
overdue bills or to buy the things you
need for CASH at BARGAIN PRICES
that every one should take advantage of
our service,
LOANS ON FURNITURE
$20.00 to $300.00
• t legal rates, on short notice and without
publicity. We give you all the lime you
want to repay a loan and only charge for
the actual dime you have the money. Fair
Isn’t It?
You Can Afford to Borrow
On $ 40 pay $2 a moath and Interest
On $ 60 pay $3 a month and interest
On SIOO pay $5 a month and interest
PAY MORE ANY TIME AND REDUCE
THE COST.
IN YOUR BEHALF
We are on the Job eight hours a day, and
through personal contact and personal
service, plus a deep personal interest,-, w#
can serve you ana your friends as you
wish to be served. In these unusual times
business friendships, close relations, mu
tual Understandings and co-operation are
real asseta to all st us. We are ready to
go three-fourths of the way. Now it is
up to you.
FIDELITY LOAN CO.
106 E. Market St.
W I E ARE PREPARED "TO iAkOEAL
ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE
PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS.
MORTGAGES. BONDS AND STOCKS
LISTED AND UNLISTED.
INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO.
FRANK K. SAWYER. Tree.
Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bids.
Southwest corner Delaware and Market.
Second Mortgage
Rea! estate loane made on good farm*
and Improved city properties. Glß
palter finance company, m n.
Delaware street. Main 1118.
INSURANCE in all branches. AUBREY
D. PORTER. 116 Peoples Bank Bldg.
Main 7049.
WI MAKE second mortgages on farm or
city property. AETNA MTG. AND INV.
ca MarnjTOl. 608 Fidelity Trust Bldg.
LOANS on Diamonds; i%% per month.
BURTON JEWELRY CO„ 68 Monu
ment.
Marriage Licensee
Camlet Peere, Pana. Til 28
Ernestine Baroen, Breedene, Belgium. 25
Elijah Jordon. 802 Maxwell sL 27
Willie Reed. 1142 Fayette st 20
Dennis Kocher, R. R. D 25
Agnes Presley, U. R. R. ...1 21
Adolph Meyer. 5241 R. Morris st 29
Clara Meyer, 2645 Madison nve 28
Eddie PJeramana, 2525 N. Talbott st... 28
Leana Cooper, 1035 W. New York st... 19
John Chavis. 1448 Kapper st 25
Florence Palmer, 1433 Sheppard st... 24
George Walker, 716 Ogden st 30
Fannie Anderson, 716 Ogden st 33
lieonard Kernel, 214 Sanders at 23
Mary Kirholfc 12 S. State st 20,
Martin Crehaugh. 1222 Woodlawn ave. C>n
Jennie Slerp, 1222 Woodlawn are.... 58
William Higgins, Indianapolis 22
Mary Boyd, Indianapolis 28
Robert Bourmas. 1143 Roache st 33
Tna Croucher, 1147 Roache st 22
Theodore Madden. 2025 N. Capitol ave. 19
Teresa Kessler. 267 E. Minnesota 22
Edgar Perry, 1322 Bellefontain st... 28
Mary Weller, 1236 Xordyke are 21
Edwin Nicholas, 1209 8. State 5t.... 42
Lucella Holland, city 37
Births „
John and Mary Gallagher, 862 Bu
chanan, girl. /
Howard and Hazel Dubamell, 3517 E.
Walnnt girl.
Paul and Mary Topmlller, 811 N. State,
girl.
Andrew and Anhle Carrol, 125 N. Elder,
boy.
Frederick and Edna Kafader, 1130
Lamrel, boy.
James and Echo Daugherty, 1511
Saulcy, boy,
Alex aad Anna Bradley, 1437 Madison,
boy.
George and I.atlle Cash, 646 Agnes,
boy.
Alfred and Nellie Greig. Vinceni’g
hospital, boy.
Virgil and Cllfly Wright, 340 E. St. Joe,
boy.
Joseph and Annie Walsh, 323 N. Elder,
boy.
Charle3 and Wedad, 1515 Steele,
boy.
Willard and Jessie Mathews, 241 N. Ad
dison, girl.
Charles and Rnth Foreman, 419 W.
Fortieth, girl. k
Harvey and Hazel McKinney, 969 Hos
brook, girl.
Willie and Nora Ingram, 1149 Vande
man, boy.
.Tay and Ida Deen, 506 W. New York,
girl.
James and Dolly O'Congor, 1351 DeLoss,
girl.
Fred and Agnes Haynes. St. Vincent’s
hospital, girl.
James and Margaret Raikas, 519 W.
Court, girl.
Deaths
Union B. Grimes, 57, 2230 Broadway,
typhoid fever.
Charles Burk, 8 months, 5(59 Dorman,
acute enteritis.
Albert Francis Greig, 8 hours, St, Vin
cent’s hospital, premature birth.
lufant Smith, 5 hours, 1135 Garfield,
premature birth.
Caroline Miller, 3, 750 West North,
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Infant Cised. 12 hours, 1208 Standard,
premature birth.
John Hotseller, 1 month, 114 South
Davidson, broncho pneumonia.
Lizzie Stanley, 40. 458 West Sixteenth
place, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Until Hazel Mercer, 1. 1724 Fast Mary
land, acute gastro enteritis.
2 Children Bruised
When Struck by Auto
Dorothy, 8, and Margaret, 3, daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hause.
262 South Temple avenue, were injured
last night when they were struck by
an automobile _ driven by Earl C. Miller,
22, of 1925 Prfspect street, ut South
eastern avenue and Trowbridge street.
Witnesses told the police that the girla
aMempted to cross the street and Miller,;
B 9 trig driving alow, struck them.
the children suffered slight cuts
WOMAN’S DEATH
MYSTERY CLEARS
Suspect Tells Authorities She
Fell From Boat.
DETROIT. Aug. 11.—Part of the ffiN
tery surrounding the death of Mrs. M*r
gnret Callle, whose body, was found Ui
thp Detroit river near'Wyandotte, Mon
day. was cleared up today when Prank
Hildebrandt. 25, arrested yesterday, told
the police that Mrs. Callle fell Into the
river from his motorboat.
Hildebrandt said he met the woman In
the company of her brother-in-law, Fred
Hulgate, Sunday afternoon, In a drinking
place on the, river front and took her for
a ride on the river.
Later he met her again and took her
on the river again and when they were
about 300 feet from the shore she pitched
suddenly over the side of the boat and
fell Into the water. Hildebrandt said
he made no attempt to rescue the woman
as he could not swim.'
He said he was afraid to report the
matter because be might “get In wrong.”
Chemists are now- making aa analysis
of the woman’s stomach in a search for
possible poison.
45 COUNTIES
CERTIFY ACTION
Seven Refuse to Approve State
Board’s /Order.
Forty-five counties have certified action
of their boards of review to tha state
board of tax commissioners under tbs
provisions of the Tuthill-Klper tax law.
Os these forty-five counties, thirty
eight have sanctioned the horizontal in
creases ordered by the state board In its
order of Aug. 23/ 1919, and seven have
refused to approve the state board's ae*
tion. i
According to word from the office of
the state board, many counties r.re ap
proving the horizontal increases because
of realization of the confusion that would
result from a reduced tax valuation.
Farmers of many counties are asking
that the horizontal Increases be allowed
to stand, in order that farm lands may
be assessed on a parity with city prop
in jr.
l.i those counties that have refused to
j sanction the horizontal Increases, ths
state board will in all probability order
county-wide horizontal increases.
Those coupty boards of review that
have approved the horizontal raises ot
the state tax board, have adjourned alne
die, and their work is now completed, ac
cording to the state board.
LEGION SAVES
MUCH POSTAGE
‘Heart o’ Trade’ Has Interest
ing Boost for City.
A number of Interesting article* with
good Illustrations appear In the August
numbef of the “Heart O’ Trade,” which
Is published monthly by the Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce, and one of the
most interesting of these relates to the
pavings in postage effected by the Amer
ican Legion since It removed Its head
quarters from New York to Indianapolis.
It is stated that the Legion’s postage
bill for parcel post delivery during the
month following the removal of head
quarters to this city was 40 per cent leas
than during the preceding month, and
that its postage bill. Including that for
first-class matter, was more than 20 per
cent less.
An officer of the legion, says the cr
ude, visited the Indianapolis postoffice
! In quest of an explanation of this ssv
mg. and it there was explained to him
that: Within the third and,.fourtli zones
out of Indianapolis . esc be reached
probably more of the members of the
legion than from any other large post
office in the country.
The fourth xope out of New York
covers merely the eastern states in ad
ditit n to a large part of the Atlantic
ocea:-.’’ /
In other words, the saving was ef
fected by the removal of the office from
New Yor: to a central location.
Other leading Articles In the magazine
ere: State Fair Should Interest Retail
ers, What Tony Teaches the Grocer on
Turnover. Practical Ideas for Retailers,
’study th* Human Mind If You Would
Sell, If, War-Time Orders Are Unfilled,
Economic Functioning of Advertising,
Co-ordinate Advertising and Selling, How
to Order Engravings, Serving the Retail
er, General Review of Conditions, The
South American Exposition, Ta Learn
Price Customer Will Pay.
FARMERS PLAN
NEW CAMPAIGN
To Make Drive for Member
ships in Farm Organization.
The meeting of the live stock com
mittee of the .Indiana Federation of
Farmers' Associations, scheduled for to
day, was postponed, according to Lewi*
Taylor, general secretary of the federa
tion, until next week.
The committee consists of George P.
Stahl, ScjMfcour; C. E. Paul, Winamac;
George M. Brown, Angola; H. W. Ma
lotte, Petersburg; W. J. Lawson, Bos
well; Lewis Carr, Vincennes; W. H. Set
tle, Petroleum; Fred Bell, Rushvllle, and
C. C. Fisher, Union City.
Transportation problems, live itock
census, stock yards and marketing con
dition matters will be brought np by
the committee at its next meeting.
.Tomorrow and Friday the federation
will conduct a short course in farmers’
organization work in order to train
twenty-five organizers who will have
charge of the drive this fall to increase
the membership of the federation.
SUBJECTS FOR
DISCUSSION.
John G. Brown, president of the or
ganization. will dicuss banking and
markets; Lewis Taylor, general secre
tary, will tell of the scope of the fed
eration work; E. E. treasurer,
will outline the office system and ad
ministration, as well as explain the pol
icies of the Hoosler Farmer, the official
publication of the federation; P. C. Ohler
will talk on the program at the stock
yards; Harry Myers will tell of the ad
vertising plans; Blaine Patton will speak
on publicity work; T. A. Coleman has
been assigned to cover county organi
zation. and George Bryant will exp’ain
live stock reports.
The executive committee of the federa
tion, composed of John G. Brown, presi
dent; Maurice Douglas, second vice presi
dent, and E. E. Reynolds, treasurer, is
co*isldoring plans for the annual conven
tion of the American farm bureau federa
tion, to be held here Dec. 6. attended by
delegates from thirty-five state*.
FARMERS’ DAY
AT STATE FAIR.
Fanners’ day. Sept. 7. at the Indiana
state fair this year will be boosted by
the federation, co-operating with th* fair
administration to make the day a suc
cess.
A subcommittee consisting of M. P.
Hill, Francesville; J. 8. Hinch, Chalm
ers; James K. Mason, Milton; Ward F,
Parnell, Greenfield; O. H. Pate, Auroras
Arthur J. Anglin, Leesburg; Frank
Tipp, E. G. McCulluna, Indianapolis, sec
retary of the Farmers’ Grain Dealers';
John G. Brown, Monon, and Lewis ’Jfrr
lor, has been named to investigate gbe
proposed establishment of a local graifl
commission house In Indianapolis *d /
will report later in the month to t-h*
general executive committee. ,
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