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INDIANA DAILY TIMES
25-2$ 8. Meridian St.
PHONES—CLASSIFIED
ADV. DEPT.
Main *so#
_■ **-*sl
RATES.
One time 00 per Una
Three consecutive times... .08 per Una
Six consecutive times 0T per line
Mato or female help wanted, situa
tion wanted, male or female; rooms to
let and board and rooms wanted—
One time #3 per line
Three consecutive times.. .#7 per line
Six consevuttve times 08 per line
Contract rates on application.
Legal notices .0* per line
Lodges and club
notices 76e per insertion
Church notices (1 Inch or
less)' 500 per Insertion
Over 1 Inch, .#7 per line additional.
Death notices, *sc per Insertion.
The Business Office closes at I p. m.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
1 VV^V^t^VVWVS/SVWWWWWS^^^
George Grinsteiner
Funeral director. 522 East Market. Old
Phone Main 908. New Phone. 27-208.
A. M. Ragsdale, J. Walsh Price, John Paul
Ragsdale.
A. M. RAGSDALE CO.
J. C. WILSON
1230 Prospect. Auto. 51-671. Prospect 322.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS —
WM. E. KRIEQKR.
New 21-154, Main 1454. 1402 N. Illinois.
UNDERTAKER 8.
W. T. BLASENGYM
1635 Shelby jst. Pros. 2570. Auto. SLIIL
UNDERTAKERS—HISET ft TITUS, 951
North Del. New 26-564. Main 3630.
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICEB.
BUCKLET, JOHN P.—Brother of D. J.,
J. J.. Mary E. Buckley of Indianapolis
and Mrs. Thomas Burns of Nashville,
Tenn.. at St. Vincent’s hospital, Satur
day, Sept. 11 at S p. m. Funeral at the
undertaking establishment of John F.
Reynolds, Meridian and Pratt sts., Tues
day, Sept. 14, at 8:30 a. m. St. John's
church at 0 o’clock.
EICHP.ODT. MARI' ELIZABETH
Widow of the late Charles W. Elchaodt,
died at 5:15 a. m., Sept. 12. 1920. Funeral
at late residence. 1484 North New Jersey
street, at 2 p. m. Tuesday. Friends In
vited. Burial private.
CARD OF THANK3.
CARD OF THANKS—We wish to extend
our sincere thanks to all our neighbors
and friends who were so kind to us In
our sad bereavement, the death of our be
loved wife and sister, Anna Kroll Welas
haar. Especially do we thank the Rev.
Peters for his consoling words; the sing
ers, the Willing Workers, the Ladles’ Aid,
the Rebekah Lodge No.' 418, the Co
manche Council No. 47. D. of P„ Mag
nolia Circle U. A. O. D., the members of
Engine House No. 30. Undertaker Henry
Vehling and for the many floral tributes.
MR. WILLIAM MEIBSHAAR, HUSBAND;
MRS. THERESA SALGE. SISTER; LUD
WIG AND WILLIAM KROLL. BROTH
ERS.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST—Cameo ring-, Sunday morning on
Palmer street between Union and
Madison. Very valuable - lfeepaake. E. M.
JOHANNES. Prospect 451. Reward.
LOST—By delivery man In southeast part
of city, about S6OO In currency and
checks In black billfold; loser's name In
side. Suitable reward. Call Main 5423.
49 South Delaware.
MIsIING FRIENDS and relatives traced
everywhere; no criminals looked for,
•Jail Main 0947, or write lost agent, 19
Baldwin block. Indianapolis, Ind.
FOUND—Hat. lady’s, on road about four
miles west of Noblesvllle, Sunday, Aug
-29. Circle 6172. Auto. 24-497.
LOST—A large cameo pin valued as
keepsake. Reward. Call Prospect 1110.
LODGES AND CLUBS.
TO the members of Red Cloud Tribe No
IS. I. O. O. M., you are hereby notified
of the death of Brother J. T. Zelgler,
who died Sunday, Sept. I*. Services will
be held at chapel of Planner & Buchanan,
820 North Illinois street, Tuesday eve
ning, Sept. 14 at * o'clock. You are re
quested to be present. RICHARD FORE
STAL, Sachem. O. E. SHERMAN. C. of R.
NOTICES.
810.00 REWARD for Information leading
to my renting a modern four or five
room double, duplex or apartment, north
or east; not over 860; no children Call
Circle 3048.
ROOMS—TO LET.
TWO sleeping rooms with breakfast; pre
fer gentlemen of good class; modern
conveniences; two blocks off Illinois car
line; private family. North 6835.
MODERN room with alcove, in walking
distance, for gentleman or couple em
ployed. Circle 3304.
LARGE front room in modern apartment;
suitable two gentlemen; walking dis
tance. Main 9318.
MERIDIAN, 534, N., nicely furnished front
room downstairs; for two people. Cir
cls 6250.
ROOM in strictly modern apartment, for
2 gentlemen; walking distance. Main
6151.
UNFURNISHED room In private home;
modern. Call Main 1859.
MODERN room, private home; gentle
men. Woodruff 3757.
DELAWARE, N., 718: modern room; 3
gentlemen. Circle 8737.
BOARD AND ROOMS—TO LET.
ROOM and board for two men; walking
distance. 213 East Walnut.
~~ RO?j^^WANTEp.~'~7rT
WANTED—One or two rooms with
kitchenette by yonng married couple;
unfurnished. Walking distance desired.
Call North 8725. Best references fur
nished.
7 BU6INEBS SERVICES.
REBUILT TIRES, guaranteed 4.000
miles, new tires and tubes; vulcanizing
that gives satisfaction. DOWNTOWN
TIRE SHOP. 85 Kentucky ave. Main
1187.
ROOMING house for fujje; 11 rooms; Illi
nois car line; deal wilh owner; no
agents. Circle 5502.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES ~
sharpened. TUTTLEDGE, 201 Indiana ave.
If your clock Is not running phone Circle
4707. M. R. Shearn. 811 North Ala
bama.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICEB. ’
Natureopatby, Swedish Massage
Baths and general treatments.
Thorough satisfaction. 119 East Ver
mont street. First floor front. Hours
10 a. m. to 9 p. m.
VIOLET Ray and Swedish massage. MISS
DE VERB. 17 H W. Ohio. Main 8873.
T Al LO R SAND~CL EAf\TEHs"
CLEANING—PRESSING—REPAIRING
(work called fori
Gents' suits cleaned and pressed.
Ladies’ suits cleaned and pressed.
Ail work guaranteed.
FLETCHER AVE. GARMENT
CLEANERS.
1035 Fletcher ave. Prospect 488.
DETECTIVE*.
Quigley-Hyland Agency
Civil and Criminal Investigators.
526-529 Law bldg. Main 2908.
- MALE IfELP—WANTEq ~
BOV, 15 to 17, for bank messen
ger; good salary; chance for ad
vancement; reference required.
INDIANA NATIONAL BANK.
BOY
All day or after school. TWEIT'S
SIGN SHOP. 24 South Illinois street.
VOUNG men for work in bread bakery,
day and night. Apply TAGGART BAK
JNG CO., 18 North New Jersey.
CANDY maker and helpers. Apply
WILLIAMSON, 541 North East street.
MALE HELP—WANTED.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
Wa desire the eervicea of two
young men over 80 years of age
to join our sales force; prefer In
experienced men, as we teach you
our method, which brings you re
sults. Ask for MR. HEINRICH,
913 Merchants Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE—TWO GOOD
DOWNTOWN PAPER
ROUTES. APPLY MR.
MOORHEAD. CIRCULA
TION DEPT.. INDIANA
DAILY TIMES. CALL
AFTER 2 O’CLOCK.
WANTED—Young man about 20 year* of
age as assistant bookkeeper in down
town office. Knowledge of typewriting de
sired but not absolutely necessary; fair
salary to start and good chance for ad
vancement to wide awake young wan.
Answer In own hand writing. Address A.
No. 1643, Times.
RIVE WIRE BOY
panted to collect small advertis
ing accounts. Must have wheel.
Good chance to advance. See Mr.
Robison, Clasaifled Advertising
Dept., Dally Times.
WANTED —Good live Lus
tier for newspaper; ex
perience preferred. Apply
Circulation Dept:, Times.
WANTED —General factory maintenance
man to take full charge; must be ex
perienced In steam heating, electric mot
ors, refrigeration and general factory up
keep. Answer giving age, experience, ref
erence and salary expected. Address A
No. 1568. Times.
WANTED —Young man as weigh
master; no experience necessary.
Apply in person to timekeeper.
BEVERIDGE PAPER CO.
W. Pearl and White River.
RAILWAY mall decks ere offered 11.80*
entrance salary with promotions to
*2,8*0. For full particulars and a course
of preparation call or write INDIANA
CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL. 15T North llU
qolh street. Suite 2*7.
WANTED—Physician registered in Indi
ana; office work; northern part etao:
salary and commission. Address A No.
1569. Times.
EXPERIENCED MAN
to pack and crate furniture. Apply 8
a. m to superintendent. HURST A
CO.. 823 West 15th street.
MAN to work In creamery. Apply at
WEBER MILK CO.
PAPERHANOEn" wanted 3034 North
Illinois street.
NON-UNION plasterers. Call Washing
ton 278.
" SALESMEN—WANTED.
SALESMAN
An unusual opportunity is offered to A
high-grade man who can approach big
business men. The right man can derive a
large Income with the opportunity of
permarency and dletrlct management,
gee Mr. Whitson. 912 Merchants Bank
building.
SALESMEN
This Is a splendid opportunity
for energetic salesmen, acquainted
with city or surrounding territory,
to make a good connection with a
live organization. Apply 519 Peo
ples Bank bldg.
WANTED —Salesman who can sell Ford
care; successful applicant to have own
car to drive territory; either salary or
commission; good opportunity for ad
vancement.
UNIVERSAL MOTOR COMPANY,
Marion. Indiana.
EXPERIENCED stock salesmen for first
class dividend paying securities of old
established Indiana corporation. Cali at
room 510 Board of Trade any Tuesday or
Wednesday. *
INSTRUCTIONS
PIANO taught at your home: short
method: competent teacher; trial les
son free. Belmont 1014/
FEMAL E H ELP—WA NT ED.
SEMI-CLERICALS
We need several active,
aggressive young women
with common school edu
cation.
Also several good work
ers for machine work of
various kinds.
ROCKWOOD MFG.
CO.
1801 English Avenue
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, ws
pay for your InstrucUon 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 sta Employment desk in
lobby.
Indiana Bell Telephone
Company
ADDRESSERS
for catalogue wrappers. Applicants with
typing experience preferred. HURST A
CO., 323 West Fifteenth street.
56 WOMEN
to peel tomatoes
Take Minnesota car to
Churchman Ave.
Hagelskamp Bros. &
Hagelskamp
over 17 for postal matl service,
3136 month; examinations Septembsr;
experience unnecessary. For free particu
lars write R. TERRY (former civil servloo
examiner), 650 Continental bldg., Wash
ington, D. C.
COMPETENT and experienced maid for
cooking and housework; family of four;
no laundry nor heavy cleaning; refer
ences required. 4303 North Pennsylvania.
Washington 3000.
EXPERIENCED girl or woman for gen
eral houeework; family of three; no
children; good home and good wages: ref
erences Call Prospect 8074.
GIRLS oier 16; upstairs over 45* South
Meridian street. HONEY DEW BUT
TER SCOTCH CO.
WAITRESSES, white, for hotel dining
room. \fiPENCER HOTEL, Marion. Ind.
GIRL to clerk In grocery. SANOERF .fc
QREENWBLL, 8139 Prospect, pros. 1773.
GIRLS In ruling department; steady posi
tion. C. P. LESH PAPER CO.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
SEPTEMBER
CLEARANCE SALE
of
RECONSTRUCTED
CARS
It’s the
BIG CHANCE
to get the right kind of
used car at a
LOW PRICE
Every car of reliable
quality and well fin
ished, because each one
is completely recon
structed in our own
shops.
To reduce our stocks we
are making sweeping
concessions in price.
It’s the big chance.
1920 Davis coupe, resin- 1
ished dark blue with
cream wheels. This car
is equipped with Kelly-
Springfield cord tires.
Looks and runs like
new. Price $2,000.
1919 Cole Aero 8, refiD
ished cherry red;
equipped with four
brand new cord tires
and one spare. Price,
$2,250.
1918 Mitchell 6 touring
car, refinished dark
green with cream
wheels. This car is in
elegant condition. Price,
$985.
1917 Cole 8 touring car,
refinished dark green
with cream wheels. This
car is in elegant shape,
equipped with five cord
tires. Price, $1,150.
1920 Maxwell touring,
refinished \apier green;
tires all good. Price,
$895.
1917 Chalmerß 6 tour
ing, refinished Napier
green; has new ton and
curtains. Is a wonder
ful buy at $975.
1918 Maxwell roadster.
Refinished dark green
with cream wheels.
This car has brand new
top. Price, $625.
1916 Overland 6 souring
car, equipped with six
good tires, almost new
top; in elegant condi
tion. Price, $550.
Terms if desired.
latkmea
418-24 N. Capitol ave.
“It pays to see us before
buying.”
CLOSED .
Monday and Tuesday,
Sept. 13 and 14
on account of holidays
Open for business
.Wednesday morning
INDIANAPOLIS
AUTO PARTS AND
TIRE CO.
518 N. Capitol ave.
"forljsed"
CAR BARGAINS.
.Down payment.
Allen, 1818 touring 8326.00
Overland “90,” touring 250.0#
Maxwell touring, 1917 150.00
Maxwell touring. 1919 335.00
Reo touring, extra winter top. . 276.00
Empire touring 150.00
Chevrolet F. A, roadster 800.00
All cars havs been thoroughly over
hauled and placed in good mechanical
condition.
MASTER MOTORS
COMPANY
431 N. Capitol avenue.
Main 647. Auto. 25-133.
Open Sunday Morning.
1919 MAXWELL TOUR
Looks and runs like new. A
real buy at $625.
THE MOTOR MART.
140 N. Delaware. Main 1984.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
CHEVROLET F. A. touring; new top.
You will get a bargain In this car at
half price. DIETZ-JAMES. 384 East
Market street. Main 5718.
MONROE touring; winter top; brand new
just came from the factory; list price
on this car. 81.775; our price, 81,375 510
N. Delaware,
~1918 DORT CHUMMY - "
Chummy rdadster. In A-l shape; new
tires, nsw paint; looks like new and
priced to sell.
THE MOTOR MART
140 N. Delaware. Main 1984.
Open evenings and Sunday.
IF YOU want a cat* that rides like a PulT
man and will climb Mt. Rubldaux, call
Main 4114. Mr. Counts. with W. L.
Bridges. Evenings, call North 6135.
BEE us for bargain In used cars. DICKEY
MOTOR SALES CO., King distributors.
1027 North Meridian street.
OAKLAND roadeter, 1118 model; refill-
Hiked, $859. 519 N. Delaware.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1920.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
imSis
Cadillac Coupe
Model 66, Victoria, Jut recent
ly overhauled and repainted.
Packard Sedan
111* model, equipped with
Weatlnghoune shock absorbers,
Just repainted.
Hudson Sport
Model 1219. Exceptionally
good condition; Just repainted.
Hudson Sedan
1118 model. An excellent op-
Sortunlty to buy a car of this
Ind that Is mechanically right
and has Just been refinished.
Packard Twin Six
Seven-passenger touring oar*,
exceptloally good mechanical
condition; repainted and equipped
with good tires.
Cole Aero Eight
I#2o modal, practically new,
paaoanger touring; car equipped
with solid whaslAt carries extra
wheel and tire as spare.
Kissel Sedan
1116; Just repainted; In good
running condition.
Mitchell Touring
1117 model; excellent mechan
ical condition; good paint; bar
gain price.
National Sedan
1915; Just repainted; In good
running condition.
Note
In addition to the car* listed
above we have some exception
al values In other makes that
will warrant your inspection.
All these cars are In condition
to give you service. and have
been repainted. We Invite you
to call and inspect these cars.
Nordyke & Marmon
Cos.
l<ec*t Branch.
Ilth and Mertdaln sts.
1918 FORD COUPE
Electric llghta and etarter; good tlree;
good paint All up In good chape; 8675.
THE MOTOR MART.
149 N. Delaware. Main 1984.
Oppoelte Pubilo Market.
CHEVROLET 4-90 TOI’IL
1919 model In good shape; priced espe
cially at 8475. THE MOTOR MART. .40
N. Delaware. Main 1914. Oppoalte Pub
11c Market.
1918 LEXINGTONTOURINQ
Good paint. A-l shape.
THE MOTOR MART
140 North Delaware. Main 1994.
Opp. Public Market.
IF YOU are In the market for a good
ueed car belter see our line first.
DIETZ-J AMES. 934 Eaet Market etreet.
Main 5710.
EMPIRE 4*. touring; good lire* end
paint; mechanically perfect; bargain.
PIETZ-JAMKB, 334 E. Market. Main
6710
CHEVROLET “4 90'* touring; good tires.
Tour own terma If desired DIETZ
JAMEfI. 334 East Market. Main 5710.
OAKLAND touring; lateat model; run leaa
than 1,000 mllee. 510 N. Delaware at.
OVERLAND 13 touring, good oondltlnn.
will trade for a good lot east. OWNER,
North 287 L
OAKLAND touring; latest model; run lean
than 1,000 miles. 610 N. Delaware at.
MAXWELL touring, 1*18; In excellent
condition. <lO N. Delaware.
OVERLAND ~ tourln*r 86-4; 191* modeT,
8000, 81* N. Delaware.
AUTOMOBILES—WANTED.
s^wweeAeeeeeeeo>wsseoee.vwvw^
WANTED
AUTOMOBILES.
I*o CARS AT ONCE.
LARGEST BUYERS AND SELLERS OF
USED CARS IN THE STATE.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE
COMPANY.
618 N. CAPITOL.
MAIN 2038. AUTO. 22-019.
AUTOS
WANTED
We pay high cash prices for
used cars. No delay. Quiek
k action.
AUTOMOBILE
TRADING CO.
655 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
We pay caeh. No delay for your money.
It le here for you. Come In or call.
I. Wolf Auto Parts & Tire Cos.
019 N. Illinois et. Main 1579. Auto. 22-063.
We also buy Junk cars.
UPRIGHT piano and SIOO for Ford truck
or touring car; no Junk wanted. Pros
pect 6448.
AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR HiHB
AUTOS FOR RENT—Do your own driv
ing. U-Drive Auto Service at Uooaler
Laundry. Rear Keith’s -theater. Main
5921.
DON’T GRIEVE.
If you really want it back, insert a
small ad In the “Lost and Found” col
umns of The Times and Ml will soon be
returned. Phene Main 8500. Auto. 88-361.
AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIEB.
\ ,
We are in position to
handle a > few high
grade automobile
painting jobs.
LOCAL BRANCH
NORDYKE &
MARMON CO.
Meridian at 11th st.
Main 1884.
s
AUTO WASHING
Our Specialty, 322-334 North Illinois
S & S Auto Laundry
NEW batteries for any car; rebuilt bat
teries at bargain prloes. BATTERY
DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 607 Massa
chusetts. Open until 9 p. m. Alain 3146..
ONE-MAN auto tops, side curtains, seat
and radiator covers. PERFECTION
AUTO TOP CO.. 1107 Udell street. North
646. _
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.
EVANS LIGHTWEIGHT
Motorcycles, $150.00
MERZ MOTOR CO.,
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Johnson Motor Wheels
ERNEST HUGHES
Av * Mala 404.
CASH paid for all kinds of inotorcycl®*.
KleO'l D PETERMAN, £OO Massacbu
sett* avenue.
RE AL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
$500.00 Down
and 236 per month buys a good
double, six rooms to a side, elec
trio lights, gas. city water and
cls’ern; corner lot 40x120. Street
cars pass the door. Near Tucker
ft Dorsey’s shop. This Is a bar
gain. For appointment call
B. R. Meredith, Realtor.
Appel, Inc.
Main 995 Auto. 28-995.
Evenings, call Woodruff 7959.
"fVj& 'i~s —. I have five cottagas of
i U 1 j, four rooms each, also a
I 'V3*s~!niL/ ! double of four rooms a
"w. ■ J ' r side near West Michigan
car line; *2.000 for the double. *2OO down.
*2O per month. The cottages are *1.(00.
*2OO down and |;o per month. These
houses are practically new and are worth
the money. Why pay rent? GEO. A.
LUCAS, 403 Peoples Bank bldg. Auto.
81-172; Circle *6OO.
Double, Southeast
SSOO Down. sdo Per Month
Fletcher ave., five roome to tide, with
gaa for light* and cooking; city water In
yard; '-Intern; garage for one aide; houte
In good repair, price. $3,509.
STATE SAVINGS AND TRUST CO.,
Main 4517 -
EAST
Double five room is to t M4#, (as for
cooking and lighting: city water; newly
painted and decorated; $3,200, S4OO cash
and balance easy terme.
See Mr. Mclnteer, with
I. N. Ritchie & Son
Main 630. ISI E. Ma-ket st. Irvington 3697
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION] ’
And priced right: a dandy new mod
ern 6-room bungalow, basement 36x30;
finished floors. Improved street, |SOO caaa
and S4O per month
W L. BRIDGES.
B*o-9 K of P. B.dg Main 4114.
Evening*. Woodruff 7319.
~~ S9OO CASH. ’
Balance by month, buys small cozy cot
tage. near E Tenth and Brook elds car
lines. Improved street; house new!; paint
ed . hae electric lights gas and water.
Possession soon; property is in good con
dition and Weil located.
J. C. PRICE CO.
523 People’s Bank bldg. Maln_l2Sß.
Double Southeast
SSOO Down, S3O per Month
Fletcher ave., five rooms to side, with
gas for lights and cooking; city water in
yard; cistern; garage for one side; house
in good repair: price $3,690.
STATE HAVINGS AND TRUST CO,
Main 4 6^1 7. Residence. Belmont 3937.
EAST WASHINGTON ST. LOTS.
Irvington lots, north side of Washing
ton etreet. Rldgeview drive; 40x140 feet;
price $090; payments.
W. H. COOPER St CO.
630 Lemcke bldg
BEAUTIFUL high, large level let. halt
square of Maple road boulevard (98th
et->, only two square* southeast of fair
grounds Fin# Investment or building stts.
Will sell to good party on easy payment'
$lO oaab, $1.50 weekly. Pries only $635.
Oet bu Vnnsx. Msln 140.
DOUBLE on payments, northeaat; $509
caeh. balance like rent; tour rooms each
side; gas. city water; newly painted; first
class condition.
RUBS HI H. HARTMAN.
124 N. Delaware,
' EAST.'
Fix-room modern on Tuxedo street,
north of Tenth. $5,259; $1,650 cash. $35
per month.
W. L. BRIDGES,
S-ROOM cottage. North Holmes ave. 8-
room house and connected.
West 10th st. PrU- right. MARTIN M.
MO RONEY, 260 L eat Michigan st. Bell
1001. __ Jj _
FOR SALE- Good '"''ace on Sturm ave
nue; nice neighborhood; east end; non
modern: price $2,000.
BRANDON & JAMESON.
Main 0799. _ 127 N. Delaware et.
A NEW neverWccupled bungalow located
near Thlrty-flghth street blvd.; hae five
rooms and breakfast room; hardwood
finora; built-in features, fine wooded lot;
garage. Washington 1079
A SPLENDID six room modern home lo
cated on E. Twenty-fourth et., near
'College; hardwood floors, built In features?
a good home; reasonable price and terma
Washington 1079.
BIX-ROOM modern on Indiana ave.; also
4 rooms on rear; price $4,509; S6OO
cash, SSO per month.
CAPITOL REALTY CO.
Main 2874 _ _
A DANDY alx-room modern home; good
location, big lot. only $5,000 If sold
within ton days; reasonable terma. Wash
ington 1079.
A NEW never occupied colonial home;
strictly modern; big lot; choice loca
tion north; very liberal terms. Waah
lngton 1079.
I HAVE all kinds of homes on south side;
singles and doubles. Cash or payments.
Call Prospect 6184 after 4 p. m.
SEVEN -RGO M modern, SBOO down, bal
ance like rent. Call E. B. IIOLTAM,
Prospect 771.
FIVE-ROOM modern home for sale, SB,OOO
If sold at once. 1408 South Harding
street. _
A FINE eight -room strictly modern homo
on CHrrollton avo; hullt-ln features; big;
lot. Washington 1079.
TndianaT tkust Cos.
Sells real collects rent, writs#
Are 1 nsurance.
EIGHT rooms modern, north; Talbot ave
nue, $6,500. A. F. ZAINBY, 149 Eaat
Market street.
IF LOOKING for a good home *h well
a a real Investment. Call Washington
1079. ■ ,
HOME*) on payments. HLOODWORTH &
FLOOD. 620 Peoples Bank. Circle 382.
SIX-ROOM house for sale; In good repair.
Call Brospect 6217.
"REAL E6TATE—WANTEDi~~~
WANTED—A good home by a party who
can pay cash. Must have home by
Oct. 15. Give name and address and I
will gladly call and look at your prop
erty. Address A No. 1670, Timas.
WILL TRADE my Stephens 1919 touring
as first payment on a five or six-room
modern house. Main 2246.
int beat bargains in automobiles are
Meted under Automobiles and Supplies tn
The Times Want Ad column*.
REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN.
leeeecvwvvvseeewvvvvvvvvee* -eeee
LARGE, beautiful lots in Wayne park.
Just off of West Washington street,
which la bs’.ng paved; $1 down, $1 week.
Will take you. out in our automobile at
your convenience. OSCAR LEO. 1008
City Trust. Main 916. >
REAL ESTATE—BALE OR TRADE.
FOR SALE or trade, %-acre lot In Edge
wood. 2 squarea from car line; 2)9
squares from good school house, as first
payment on a 5 or 8-room cottage. Call
Prospect 3347.
FARMS—-FOR SALE.
ARKANSAS stock farm for sale to cloee
estate; 463 acres, over *IO,OOO Improve
ments.' two houses, etc.; adjoins live
Drew county seat; *45,800. bargain; would
consider subdividing Into two or three
parts; two Improved clear farme; 204
acres, (8,000; 195 acres, *4,876 cash; bar
gains, fine, level eoll, good climate. Ad
dress R. M. GILMER, 6644 Harper ave.,
Chicago, 111.
LANDOLOGY, special number. Just out
containing 1920 facts of Clover Land
In Marinette county, Wisconsin. If for
a home or as an Investment you are
thinking of buying good farm lands
where farmers grow rich, send at once
for this special number of LANDOLOGY.
it is free on request. Address SKID
MORE-RIEHLE LAND COMPANY. 113
Skldmore-Rlehle bldg., Marinette, Wls.
ioo ACRES In Owen county, five miles
from Freedom, Ind., and nine miles
from county seat; good barn and house;
crops In; dandy orchard w th about 200
bushels of good winter apples. Will make
a dandy stock/farm; price, *8.000; cash,
*2.000, balance to be paid within two
years. No Interest first Call Irv
ington *BO3 or address JaMBB A. WIL
SON. 501 Riley avenue.
FOR SALE—Thlrty-elx acre*, 3V9 miles
west of Martinsville; two room house,
barn, 2 hen houses. 3 horses, age 10 and
11; 100 spring chickens; some growing
corn; some late peaches and applee. For
quick sale. 11.800; terms. cash *l.lOO.
Martinsville, Ind. G. W. HILL. R. R. 4,
box 24. ___________________
TWO 100- acre farms; 50 acres bottom on
each farm; *35 per acre. Sixty-acre
farm. *1.200. Thirty acres. 35 bottom.
*2.500. Thirty-four acres, *900; buildings.
D. AUMAN, Nineveh, Ind.. R. L ____
103-ACRKB four miles south of Kalamasoo,
level sand clay loam, all plowed. 2 barns,
cement silo, 7-room house, *10,300; part
cash. Owner lost a leg. CHAB. H.
PALMER, 815 N. Burdick, ICalamaaoo.
Mich.
MISCELLANEOUS— FOR SALE.
Match Your Coat y 4“
\ with a pair of / I 1
j TROUSERS 1 J J
/ THE PANTS \I /
/ STORE CO. 11l
I Two Stores ill
A 48 w. Ohio. ki U.
3 110 E. Market. §F %3
Close 6 P. M. Saturday 9 P. M.
Quit Wearing Ready-Made
rare jo
Wo make them t O W
your measure for
LEON TAILORING CO.
131 K. NEW I'uUK,
Up_on* filghL
BOILER; will heat large gerege or green
house. GEORGE CRIDER. 1199 Brad
bury.
FOR SALE—Walnut, oak and poplar tim
ber. J. M. GRENARD, Brownsburg.
Ind.
NEW tin cans for canning: 50c dosen.
1009 Spruce street. Proepect I*o9.
MISCELLANEOUS—-W ANT EpT~
Attention
We need al! ktnds of furniture, and
need it now. We have the largeet and
beat rated used goods store tn this
etets. Cell our buyer and get what
your goods are worth.
Baker Bros.
Auto, *9-161. Main 1494.
LEW SHANK
pay. best prices in city for household
goods and fixtures of ell kinds. 137 North
New Jer#ey_ MalnJOl*.
TYPEWRITER warned. Give description,
price, etc. P. O. box 1911, Indianapolis.
_._ H<OUBEHOLP QOOPS ’
A ADVICE
when to buy a stove If you wanted
A GOOD STOVE,
A GUARANTEED STOVE,
A FINE-LOOKING STOVE.
A STOVE TO HEAT THE
ROOMB
OR TO BAKE TOUR GOOD BREAD
OR PASTRY. FOR AS LITTLE MONEY
AH POSSIBLE. THEN OO TO THE
STORE THAT IS WELL KNOWN rOR
GOOD TREATMENT AND NEVER MIS
REPRESENTING THEIR MERCHAN
DISE FOR LESS MONET IN THE CITY.
GLAZER
444 F. Washington.
STOVES OF ALL
LEADING MAKES
70 IN AUGUST
What will it be In November? Ihroet
kills the uncovered flower* end plants
that defy blm. Winter will chill the
men who neglects to buy his stove early.
You wouldn't start on a trip without an
extra tire. Don’t let winter find you
without stovea. Be wise. Buy new. All
standard makes—low prices — ssaall down
payments— easy terms;
Baker Bros.
219-826 E. Washington st.
WE WANT TO BUT
good furniture, ruga offloe and store fix
tures We pay mere than other dealers
Cell Cooperider.
USED GOODS STORE.
Main 1838.
STOVES
We have them, the bsat used heatsrs
on sale at the least cost. Florence Hot
blast and al) leading makes, about 899
to choose from; also gas ranges, hot
plate*, oil cookers, oil heaters, cook
stoves and range*, at almost half tho
cost of new. See u* before you buy. W*
also carry everything In the furniture
line. Terms to suit purchaser. KROOT
St KROOT, 099 W. Washington,
GOOD USED RUGS.
We havs the largest selection in Indi
anapolis of high-grads used rugs; ail
sixes, at prices that will please you.
USED GOODS STORK.
414 Masaachusets avs.
MAHOGANY bedroom suits, pedestal,
sewing machine, gas range. Irv. B*9l.
MUSICAL IN9TRUM ENTS.
PIANOS AND PLAYER
PIANOS FOR SALE
of the world's best make. Payments as
low as $3 per week.
Robertson Music House
Saves you money. Located out of the
high-rent dlstrtct. 423 Massachusetts avs.
$650 SOLO CONCERTO
PLAYER
With bench and 12 rolls of music, anni
versary sale price,
$487.50
See or phone Mr. Grey at
PEARSON PIANO CO.
138 N. Penna. Main 1899.
Knabe Upright Piano
Like new; new price, $1,150.00; our pries,
$395.00; easy payments.
E. L. Lennox Piano Cos.
10 N. Meridian st.
UPRIGHT piano and slo# for Ford truck
or touring car; no Junk wanted. Pros
pect 5448.
BEGINNERS' violins, mandolins, guitars;
baisslns. TUTTLE. 201 Indian* Ave.
FINE player piano, s4* down and $4 per\
week. North 4225.
ONE *GRA ND PIANO cße&p ;~cash. 689
Russell avenus.
COAL AND WOOD FOR •ALE.
ILLINOIS LUMP $lO. v*
L. 11. BAIN COAL Oil
Main 2151. Main 85*T_
PET STOCK AND POULTRY.
PERSIAN cats and kittens. Woodruff
2518, 1281 Oiney st.
CHICKENS for sale, Cali Prospect 6JIT.
WHEN patronizing these advertisers raeu
tlon The Time*
WHY 'WORRY ? "
LET a Times Wat ad sell U for you.
BUBINEBS CHANCES.
ft- t Mi, SERVICE.
IbSTOJ Repairing, adjusting by
ill \TO experts who know how,
r for all sewing machines.
aEsU-. SA Hemstitching vhlle you
wait. 10c per yard.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Main 600. Auto. *5-216. 312 Mass. Ave.
IDEAL PLACE
for a grocery; 5 large rooms; gas; large
lot; good barn and large store room.
Price *3,700; *600; *26 a month. STATE
SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. Main 4617.
Residence. Belmont 20*7. _.
"FEATHERS
Bought, sold, renovated, mattresses and
pillows mads to order. E. F. BURKLE.
416 Maes. ave. Main 1428. New 23-775.
MEN and ladles to learn barber trade.
TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. 309 E.
Washington st., Indianapolis, Ind. Circle
757.
LIVE BTOCKANDVEHICLE£t7~
HORSE. WAGON and harness. 250 Sher
man drive.
AUCTIONS.
$3,500
stock fOt groceries and shirts, overalls
and miscellaneous lot of wearing apparel
from co-operative store. Also very flue
PLAYER PIANO
burnt mahogany case; brass beds, mAt
tresses and springs; oak chiffoniers,
drsasers, twenty-five 9x13 rugs, kitchen
cabinets of all 'kinds, three-piece ma
mogany parlor set. mahogany library ta
ble, one upright piano, cook stoves, coal
oil stoves, bed clothing, linoleum, thirty
leather,sested dining chairs, odd rock
srs of sll kinds. Iron beds, mattresses
and springs, center stands. In fact every
thing used for housekeeping. This Is go
ing to be one of our biggest sales. Thurs
day morning, Sept. 16, 1920, commencing
promptly at 9 a. m.
At our auction rooms, 227-229 North
New Jerrey.
Lew Shank
Roy Wright
AUCTIONEERS.
Main 2028.
TRANBFER AND STORAGE.
MOVE BY RED BALL TRANSIT.
REMEMBER-—WE INSURE YOUR LOAD.
We move anything—any time—anywhere.
Some prices we can quote on five day
booking. Indianapolis to or from. Chi
cago. *128; Detroit. $150; Cincinnati. *BS;
Louisville, *BS; Akron. 0.. *200; Ft.
Wayne. *B6. Ask us for prices to other
points. Call Main 4681 before you move.
We can save you money.
RED BALL TRANSIT CO.,
/Ttf\ 7 WC\ Ts storage cheapest
// \Vy Rates in citt. call
// 1 \f US. Everything at roa-
H j eonable price. Packed.
U/( I U shipped anywhere.
vybVt? u Locked room If deMred.
*# West Henry Main 4599.
CALL SHANK for the nee; service la
hauling, packing, shipping end • yrag.
997-99* North New Jeraay Bt. Main 2029
7 "~ FINANCIAL.
Use Our Service
OPEN AN ACCOUNT
WITH US
SIOO-s2oo—s3oo
Investigate our easy-to-pay
Twenty-Payment Plan Loans.
Cet 869. pay back 82-59 a month.
Get *IOO, ” ” *5.00 ’’ "
With lntereet st S>* per cent a
month. Pay faster if you like
leee cost. For example:
Pay a SSO loan in full
In One Month.
TOTAL COST *1.75
On Furniture. Pianos Vlctrolaa.
etc., without removal.
ALSO ON DIAMONDS. ETC.
Call, phone or write.
Indiana Collateral
Loan Cos.
(Bonded Lenders)
ESTABLISHED I**7.
391 LOMBARD BUILDING.
24 H EAST WASHINGTON ST.
Mat. 7 3236. Auto. 26-734.
_J_
We Have it
Money on personal property. If yon
are keeping house and have furniture,
plans Vlctrola or auto, see us for finan
cial assistance. Quick service, courteous
treatment. Ask us about terms on
SSO, SIOO, S2OO or S3OO
You don't hsvs to give an excuse or
reason for borrowing money. That is
our business. We are under state super
vision and will give you the lowest legal
rate.
State Loan Cos,
305 Odd Fellow Bldg.
Cor. Penn, and Wash. Sts
Phones: Main 4619, New 21-629,
Lg^S^^^^MONDS
Burton Jewelry Cos.
69 Monument Place.
WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE REAL
ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE
PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS.
MORTGAGES. BONDS AND STOCKS
LISTED AND UNLISTED
INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO;
FRANK K. SAWYER Pres.
Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bldg.
Southwest corner Delaware and Market
INSURANCE InfaH branohes. AUBREY
D. PORTER, 816 Peoples Bank Bldg.
Main 7049.
FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana
and Indianapolis real estate R. B. WIL
SON. 198 N. Delaware at. Main 1618.
THE shortest distance between two wants
Is a Times Want ad. Your customers
vm them. Why don’t you?
LETTER CARRIER
TESTS SATURDAY
Many Other Jobs on Schedule
of U. S. Examinations.
Arrangements are being rands to hold
a civil ervtc examination for clerk
carriers In the local postofflco on Satur
day, Oct. 2.
Applicants must be more than 18 years
of age, must weigh more than 125 pounds
and must bo over 5 feet 4 inches In
height.
The salary ranges from $1,400 to SI,BOO
a year.
Examinations for stenographer-typists
for positions In Washington, D. are
being conducted frequently, according to
R. F. Stewart, secretary of the civil serv
ice board.
A recent order from Washington ex
cludes typists and orders that the typists
' already holding positions must learn
stenography.
Salaries for stenographer-typists’ posi
tions range from $l,lOO to $1,420 a year.
Examinations for professional, scien
tific and other technical positions will
be held at early dates.
Applicants for the position of tariff
examiner, paying $1,620 annually, will be
held Sept. 22.
Experience as a tariff clerk Is a pre
requisite to the examination.
Experienced persons are also wanted
for positions of examiners of accounts
under the Interstate commerce commis
sion, scientific assistant, Investigators and
assistants In fmlt and vegetable market
ing and grain samplers.
CAN YOU AID IN
ANY OF THESE?
American Legion Seeks Trace
of Lost Soldiers.
The American legion Is seeking Infor
mation regarding the following additional
list of mysteries of the war:
Robert Roy Brown, Company A, 137th
infantry, last seen Sept. 28, 1318, when,
although wounded, he left cover to carry
water to h!s brother, who also wai
wounded and suffering. Any information
concerning his fate asked by his mother,
S. Brown, Route 3, Kingman,
Kas.\
William H. Walker, Company B, 303 th
infantry, variously reported killed,
wounded cr missing. Conflicting report!
lead relatives to believe he is alive. Ad
dress father, William H. Walker, 175 Van
Buren street, Passaic, N. Y.
Frank Osborne Moore, private Com
pany —, 147th Infantry, reported wound
ed Sept. 23, 1918. No other word. Fathei
inquires. Address George F. Moore,
Route 1, Somersworth, N. H.
Charles George Miller, Company I, 101st
infantry, last seen in'actlon at Belleau
Wood, Juno 23, 1918. Reported missing.
Write R. E. K. Mumma, Payne, O.
John Francis Derby, private Company
K, 140th iufantry, reported missing Sept.
30, 1918. Records show he was wounded
day before. Mother seeks word. Address
Mrs. John Derby, Frontenac, Kas.
Charles John August, Company E, 362d
infantry, reported bur'fd No. 5, 1918.
Family has no news of cause of death.
Wiite sister, Mrs. W. F. Wetzel, 17 Man
ning street, Oil City, Pa.
Robert G. Butcher, second lieutenant,
Company D, 7th infantry, now a lawyer
in Petersburg, Va., wants the name oi
the sergeant who at the risk of his own
life, saved Butcher's by helping him to
cover when that officer was seriously
wounded In the attack on the fortified
chateau of LeCharmel, July 27, 1918.
Charles Ezra Miller, private, Company
F, 16th Infantry, wounded and missing at
Solssons July 20, 1918. Write sister, Ber
nice Miller, 708 West Third street, Ana
conda. Moni.
Carle LaFazia, private. Company L, 16th
Infantry, wounded In Argonne, unofficially
reported died on Armistice day. Father
wishes word. Write Domenico LaFasia,
573 Douglas avenue. Providence, R. I.
John G. Bureeb, private Company A,
102nd infantry, reported killed Sept 13,
1918; reported missing, Sept. 26; reported
killed, Oct, 13. Write M. O. Hanzlik,
commander Cedar Rapids post, American
legion, Higley building. Cedar Rapids,
la., who will notify family.
Scrapp W. Jones, private. Sixty-sev
enth company, Sixth marines, wounded
at Belleau wood, killed in Argonne.
Father asks particulars. Write Walter
H. Jones, Frederlcktown, Mo.
Carl C. Dunham, Company A, 28th In
fantry, reported missing In Solssons at
tack. July 18, 1918; later reported killed'
Father desires word from any one who
knew him. Write S. W. Dunham. Adna,
Wash.
Herman K. Rathwiscb, Company H,
26th infantry, reported missing In Ar
gonne and “supposed” to have been burled
Oct. 4, 1915.' Mother asks word. Address
Mrs. H. Rathwiscb, 1513 Christy street,
Louisville, Ky.
Martin G. Hsugse, Company C, 165th
infantry, automatic riße gunner, killed
ar his gun in Forty-second division at
tack on St. George's farm. Oct. 15, 1918.
Pather asks word from his son’s com
rades. Write A. N. Haugse, Garretson,
N. D.
Owen Victor Carr, private. Company G,
347th infantry, reported died on transport
en ronte to France. Mother desires to
hear from any one who can tell her of
the last illness and death of her boy.
Write Mrs. W. H. Carr, 84 East Russell
street, Columbus, O.
Marriage Licenses
Edward Courtney. Northville, Ky 45
Katie Sklles, 511 Birdie ave 41
Carl Simmons. 209 N. Noble st 28
Agnes Falvey, 1118 Bates st 13
Rky Thrall. 345 N. East st 23
Elizabeth Barlow, 1633 Hall place.... 19
Horace Nordyke, 2SSG College are.... 34
Josephine Horne, 1835 N. Pennsylvania 22
William H. Jackson. Chicago. 11l 24
Sarah Davis. 048 Russell ave 20
Charles Hamilton. 1331 N. Senate ave. 25
May Roberson. 1439 N. Senate ave.... 20
George Grubbs. 805 Arbor ave 22
Gertrude Robbins. 805 Arbor ave 29
Jessie Panders. 2049 Alvord st 43
Isabel Galey, 2039 Alvord st 20
Forrest Sarver. 811 Arbor ave 21
Ethel Penrose. 1055 River ave 18
Clyde Svester. 157 West Pratt 31
Elizabeth Or.drey, Claypool hotel 18
Edward Osterhoge, Washington hotel. 6.1
May Smith. Washington hotel 41!
Matthew Steiner. 26 N. Riley et 53
Elizabeth Steele, IS9 N. Lasalte st 83
William Brooks, 21* Concordia st 19
Bernice McClain, Lawrenceburg, Ind.. 20
Delphia Chance. 527 S. West st 19
Alma Lyle, 314 N. Delaware et 21
Julius Kell, 185# Hollaway st 27
Flora Kelsey, 649 E. Pratt et 18
Harry Cantrell, 231 Allegheny st *7
Ella Hicks, 231 Allegheny st 38
Walter Titus, IS N. Sherman drive.... 34
Ella Gildersleeve, 126 W. Walnut st... 21
Levi Pedigo, 15*1 N. Capitol ave 47
May Gaudlng, 974 Udell st 39
Clarence Crooker, Indianapolis........ 43
Vina Eccler, 920 Lynn st 24
James Hannan Butler. Indianapolis... 26
Edith Guartney, Indianapolis......... 26
Births
Sam and Josephine Da Lucca, 628 War
saw, boy.
John and Mildred legrlgg, Silt Colum
bia, girl.
Charles and Minnie Meadows, 616 Birch,
girl.
Lewis and Bessa Snider, St. Vlnvent's
hospital, boy.
James and Rose Jones, 11 Jefferson, girl.
Carl and Elsie Hayslett, £llß Broadway,
boy.
Albert and Tresy Suhr, 2440 Plymouth,
girl.
John and Melva Hatfield, 1212 Eugene,
girl.
Carl and Bertha Elliott, 620 E. Twenty
third, girl.
Clalence and Mabel Hess, St. Vincent's
\ hospital, girl/ /
Carl and Agnes Dleteuch, St. Vincent's
hospital, girl.
Harry and Bertha Vernon, 6814 Beech
wood. girl.
Perry and Virginia Turner, 1805 N. Bal
mont. girl.
Walter and Emma Hervey, 2603 Shelby,
boy.
Grover and Katherine Boyl, 1424 Cruft,
rfrl.
Charles and Elma Dongus, 1509 Barth,
girl.
William and Anna Bunch. 815 Elm. boy.
Everett and Goldie Pickard, 244" E:
Washington, boy.
George and Elizabeth Deardorff, ISO W.
Eighteenth, boy.
Albert and Edith List, 334 S. Hamilton,
girl.
Jude and Dora Stonehouse, 423 N,
Ketcham. boy.
Jackson ad Marie Halsworth, 17 W.
Pleasant Run drive, boy.
Irving and Grace Miller, 818 Wright,
girl.
Deaths
Loretta Bailey, 66, City Hospital, car
cinoma.
Jacob Bohlinger. 65, 102 S. Sheffield,
chronic endocarditis.
Albert L. Neeveamer, 68, 1840 N. Tal
bott. apoplexy.
Charles Groom, 37, 642 Coffee, perito
nitis.
Harvey S. Simona, 70, City Hospital,
pulmonary coedema.
William Dorsey, 92, 2619 W. Ohio,
apoplexy. *
August M. Miller, 61. 756 West Thirty
eighth. cerebral hemorrhage.
Yetta Schoenfeld, 93. 2136 N. Talbott,
carcinoma.
Jack Boecigalupe, 34, Central Indiana
Hospital, paresis.
Mary Huff Carter. 28, Methodist Hospi
tal. lobar pneumonia.
Amelia Root. 76, 137 West Nineteenth,
arterlo sclerosis.
Cloyce Edward McCoy, 7, 2921 E. Michi
gan. statue lymphaticus.
Thomas Hemmer, 9, City Hospital,
Ludwig angina.
Wesley Howard. 69, City Hospital,
chronic parenchymateua nephritis.
Sadie Woodmanaee, 72, 2536 Boulevard
place, epithelioma.
Elizabeth Ellis. 82. 1140 BouievaOf
place, chronlo myocarditis.

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