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Main
3500
INDIANA DAILY TIMES
25-29 S. Meridian St.
PHONES—CLASSIFIED
ADV. DEPT.
Main 9500
Automatic 2S-351
RATES.
On* tim* .09 per line
Three consecutive times.. .08 per line
Six consecutive times 07 per line
Male or female help wanted, situa
tion wanted maie or female; rooms to
let and board and rooms wanted—
One time 08 per line
Three consecutive times.. .07 per line
Six consecutive times 06 per line
Contract rates on application.
Legal notices 09 per line
Lodges and club
notices 75c per insertion
Church notices (1 inch or
less) 50c per insertion
Over X inch.. .07 per line additional
Death notices 35c per insertion.
Card of Thanks or In Memoriara
notices 07 per line
Ads received until 11:45 a. m. for
publication ante day.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
>WM^^wvwwvwvvwvvwv>^vw^
FLAN.XER & BUCHANAN
3_o North Illinois St.
Funeral directors to the people of
Indianapolis since 1887.
Phones: Main 641-642. Auto. 22-641*
INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY
DREXEL // P-J AUTO.
2351* 62-170.
Parlors 1222 Union St. ___
George Grinsteiner
Funeral director. 522 East Market* Old
Phone Main 908. New Phone 21-208.
A. M. Ragsdale, jTwalsh Price, John Paul
Rag-dale
A. M. RAGSDALE CO.
323 North Delaware street.
J. C. WILSON ”
1230 Prospect. Auto. 51-671. Prospect 322.
W. T. BLASEXGYM
1825 Shelby st. Pros. 2570. Auto. 51-114,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—
WM. E. KHIEGER.
New 21-154. Main 1464. 1402 NL Illinois.
GADD—BERT sUgaDD. 2130 prospect et.
Phones: Prosp ct 4-’2. Automatic 52-278.
V X DERTAKE:: a— KIS K Y & TITUS. 991
North Del. New 26-564. Main 3630.
" FEENEY * FEENEY.
Auto. 24-195. 1034 N. Illinois. Main 543.
DEATH AND FUNEPAL NOTICES.
STEELE. MARY ALICE—Widow of John
S. Steele, passed away Wednesday, April
20. aged 6 4 years. Short service at resi
dence. 124 4 Shepard st., Friday, April
22 at 10.30 a. nt. Funeral at M. E.
Church. Gosport. Ind, about 2 p. m.
Friends lnvit-d. Bur.u.l Gosport, ltd.
~ LOST AND FOUND.
LOST—Odd shaped silver pin; valued as
keepsake. Finder please call Webster
7673. .
LOST —White Oik poodle; answers to name
of Tood’.es; reward. Call Randolph 7321.
~ LODGES AND CLU3S.
O. E. S.—Naomi Chapter. No. 131. Stated
meeting in Masonic Temple, Friday eve
ning at 3 o'clock. Members of the order
welcome. M. BELLE COPE. Worthy
Matron. LIZZIE J. SMYTH E, Secretary.
PERSONAL*. r _
ABSOLUTELY reliable and confidential de
tective work performed; reasonable rates.
O'Nell Secret Service. 25 44 W. Wash.
Circle 566... Night, phone Randolph 6785
and Randolph 6069.
LEW SHANK
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.
P*espectfully asks the support of Indianap
olis citizens
MASTER OF PAIN
The pain killer. Room 8, Fair Bldg.
Phone Circle 5057.
FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
for confinement; private; prices rea
sonable; may work for board; babies
adopted. Write for booklet. MRS. T. B.
LONG. 4911 E. 27th st.. Kansas City, Mo.
MEDICATED and vapor baths. Scientific
massage. Dr. Anna Kirk. 36 When bldg.
Circle 7116.
NOTICES,
BRICKLAYKRS masons and tllesetters,
members of No. 3. are requested to at
tend the special meeting tonight. JACK
MURRAY, Secretary.
ROOMS—TO LET.
HOTEL PURITAN
< Fire-proof)
Market and New Jersey streets.
Rates: II and $2.50.
Special weekly rates on application.
TTY K NTY-FIRST, V>., 125;" modern sleep
ing room; private family, gentlemen.
Harrison 1323.
CENTRAL. 2251; furnished sleeping room;
modern home; two ladies employed.
Randolph 4084.
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms; rea
sonable rent. 1733 Roosevelt ave. Web
ster 5609.
TWO front rooms, nicely furnished for
sleeping’. Call Circle 2960.
TWO unfurnished rooms and one fur
nished. 819 South Capitol.
MODERN, private horn'', east; to 1 or 2
men. Call Webster 5605.
ALABAMA, 327 N.; nice front rooxa for
sleeping. Circle 3210.
RO?MS— WANTED. -
CHRISTIAN Science lady wishes a cheap.
unfurnished room with family who own
home. 1221 Cornell avenue.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
BTATE, N, 116; two furnished rooms;
front upstairs. Drexel 6376.
BOARD AND ROOMS—TO LET.
NICE room with board to let for one or
two people. Irvington 1162.
FOR 150 I teach you the interior dec
orating business; furnish first-class
hoard and room, while learning, which re
quires from 3 to 4 weeks* steady work
after course is completed; for those who
het quickly have position as branch man
ager open. Apply to EDWARD SCHNEID
ER. Box 197, Mt. Vernon. Indiana.
DETECTIVES.
Quigley-Hyland Agency
Civil and Criminal Investigators.
|26-529 Law bldg. Main 2902.
PRCFESSION A L SERVICES.
VIOLET Ray and Swedish massage. MISS
D* VERB, 18 *2 W. Market. Room 12.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
G<rr rpTv rj storage chkapbst
If \y/ RATES in citt. call
If 1/ US. Everythin* at re*.
[J || sonable price. Packed
H II ■ tupped anywhere.
Locked room if desired.
30 West Henry. Main 4699.
PART LOW TtKEPROOF STORAGE CCA
Private locked rooms and open space.
25c per month and up. Local and over
land transfer. We call and give you ex
act prices on any kind of work without
any obligations. 419-23 E. Market street.
Vain 2730. Auto. 23-680,
MOVE
The Red Ball way. Long distance haul
ing out specialty; cash or payments;
any time or place; largest and best
equipment in America. Phone Main
4631. RED BALL TRANSIT CO.
P'T'T'7 Transfer Cos.
r LLLi Quick delivery.
Baggage and light hauling.
Circle 8971. 826 N. Delaware.
Randolph 0998. 3005 Central ave.
Household goods moved, (2.00 a room;
motor service. Call Webster <228.
Let a Times Want Ad Get You Results
BRINGING UP FATHER.
fno ~ niJ ME:AIM , DO 19 I WOULD IF THE H [ WHAT L| ,Tb bO
.?? ._ p- | T '5 /v OMENED U WOULDN'T OTV W/V=3 DAJILT ) KNOW THAT ONU ONE. q C . ,
Ti Ikrtr ,-r C HEALTHIER i '(OU UKE OUT IN THE COUNTRY YOU HERE 0 ' PERSON DED HERE IN
n tle THATi THE OTT J TO LIVE IN N _ J. EEP
rmNTpS K , THE 1 HEWAEA *_ C
' l i * ” ,—' ,1 ~ 1,. r 11,, ...... ...... ... —' 11
MALE HELP-WANTED.
Show Card Writer
Must be first-cla s; good position to
right party; out-of-town applicants given
full consideration. Send or bring sam- ;
pies of work to superintendent, seventh
floor.
THE WM. 11. BLOCK CO.
WANTED WALL
CLEANER. SEE PAINT
ER. CITY HOSPITAL.
WANTED PAINTER.
APPLY CITY HOS
PITAL. I
WANTED—ONE FIRST OLA S3 BLANK '
BOOK FORWARDER. ONE FINISHER. >
ONE RULER. TWO COMPOSITORS. ONE
CYLINDER PRESSMAN AND TWO JOB j
PRESSMEN. GOOD POSITION AND
STEADY WORK. OPEN SHOP. AD
DRESS A NO. 1152. TIMES.
Wireworkers —Experienced men
only need apply. 120 S. Liberty.
MEN to learn barber trade. TR! CITY
BARBER COLLEGE, 3U9 E. Washing- •
ton st., Indianapolis. Ind. Clrr’.e 757. :
WANTED —Painters for work on street
cars. Apply foreman pairt shop. West
Washington street ear shops.
HOUSE to house work, average. I! per
hour. 502 Transportation B.dg ; after
noons.
UPHOLSTERER on repair work. 1501
Relsner street. Belmont 4298. ;
o A L ESME N—- •N ANTED.
SALESMEN, preferably with auto for
our high-class well advertised fast sell
ing R. K. subdivision; big money for live
wires. 760-62 Bankers Trust Bitig. Ma n
1409, I
FEMALE HELP—WANTED.
BE A TELEPHONE
OPERATOR
Class now open-
You are paid a good
salary while learning,
opportunities for ad
vancement to supervi
sory positions when
qualified.
INDIANA BELL
TELEPHONE
COMPANY
Room 322.
Cor. New York and
Meridian st.
WANTED—A middle-aged housekeeper.
white; no washing; salary $8 per week.
Apply MRS. PIERSON. 1338 South Bel
mont. between 5 and 6 p. m. Belmont 0459.
GIRL to answer phone at lu_'4 South
East street.
SIT UATIONWANTE D— FEMA LE ■
A LAUNDRESS wants washings to bring
home; 2 days. Call Harrison 1498.
" FASHIONABLE D RESS MAK! NG.
Harrison 1523. 872 Udell St.
CURTAINS to launder. Drexel 0895.
Auto. 61-656.
BUSINESS SERVICES.
Expert Paper Cleaner
All work guaranteed; no muss; furniture
removed, replaced. If desired. Wirth, Irv
ington 2126.
CARPENTER WORK WANTED
General repairs and new, by contract or
dav. Call Drexe! 2506. HARDING A
STEVENS. Contractors.
FEATHERS
Bought, Fold, renovated and
pillows made to order. E. F. BURKLE
416 Mass. ave. Main 1428. New 23-775.
Carpenter Repairing
Screen work; reasonable. Prompt service
guaranteed. Drexel 1796. P. P. HARRIS.
WALLPAPER cleaning, SI.OO a room; !
work guaranteed. Circle 4738, or Circle
4391 and ask for Mr. Cob.
S ALEX'X K AZOR BLADES “
Sharp-ried. TUT! LEDGE. 201 Indixta av.
HOUSE WIRING dene r-as aiav; r-'pa'r
work a specialty. WHITEHEAD &
KOK.NBLUM. Drexel 0217.
INTERIOR finishing, wall paper cleaning
and house painting wanted. Webster
4538.
RUGS
mad* to look lik* new; 9x13, $2. Drexel
1076.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
66 model; cheap for cash. 312 Mats. ave.
LADIES and Gentlemen's Suits Remodeled.
ISVa N. Meridian. Room 29. Circle 0315.
FIVE room* w red, $lB. Webster 0272.
Randolph 2362 after 6 p. m.
LIGHT transferring, moving trash and
ash hauling. Circle 2360.
FOR paper hanger, caii JOHNSON. Work
guaranteed. Webster 6715.
BEAUTIFUL switches made of combings.
Phone Webster 2871.
SAVE money on wall paper and hanging.
! Call Circle 4887.
PAPER cleaning or paint at 1121 Tremont
avenue. Belmont 3853.
HEMSTITCH ING—FINE WORK.
TUTTLE. 201 INDIANA AVE.
WALL PAPER cleaning. Call Circle 5015.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE
Steam table and 7 furnished rooms.
Rent 340; clearing over 3100 per week; big
bargain. Call at 520 Massachusetts ave.
WANTED—A man with S2OO to take half
interest in a money-making proposition.
MARTIN MORONEY, 2601 W. Michigan
street. Indianapolis.
WANTED—Live wire party, manufactur
ing. office position. Investment 3600
proposition. o<in't be beaten. Address A
No. 2307, Tim An
FOR SALE—I/rocery store, meat market
and 7 roomi, modern house. Belmont
ax
ONLY' A FEW
Renewed and Overhauled
MARMONS
Remain as a Result of Our Special
APRIL LOW PJIICE SALE
Wo are rapidly clearing our stock of I sod
Marmon cars. The opportunity to secure these
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
Will soon he lost. Wo have a few open cars, rang
ing in price from $1,500 to $2,250 and closed cars
from $2,500 to $3,250. Chief among these and at
unusually low prices we have two 1920 models, a
seven and a four-passenger touring. They have
been brought absolutely up-to-date in every detail
of construction and are backed by a
90-DAY GUARANTEE
Covering defective material and workmanship.
The opportunity is yours —ask to see them.
NORDYKE & MARMON COMPANY
Eleventh and Meridian Streets. Main 1884.
Fnashl
Rebuilt Nash
Reo roadster IRQ
Jeffreys 8 roadster s*o
Buick panel body, delivery. 550
The real values In these cars
will be appreciated by the care
ful buyer.
Losey-Nash Retail Cos.
400 N. Capitol ave.
Main 3349. Automatlo 21-946.
THE SPEEDSTER SHOP
FORD SPEEDSTERS ARE OUR SPE
CIALTY.
WE WILL TAKE YOUR OLD CAR IN
TRADE.
STUUEBAKER 1917 TOURING. $350.
HUPP 32. ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
STARTER. $275.
FORD TOURING. $173.
FOUR SPEEDSTERS. FROM $275 TO
S4OO.
16-VALVE HEADS. $160; EXTRA
UNDERSLUNG PARTS. $12.50.
SPEEDWAY BODIES. $125.
WE SELL FOR CASH OR TERMS.
26 E. South St. Circle 1679.
Dodge Touring
Left factory In fall of 1920. Ha a
Just been driven 4.000 miles on
city street--. Car run- and looks
as good as the day it left the fac
tory. Priced to sell at once. Guar
antee goes with this car. Liberal
terms if desired or your old car
taken in trade. 212-214 E. New
York street. Main 22 46.
COLUMBIA roadster, disc wheels...sl,Bso
COLUMBIA, sport, wire wheeia... 1.250
DODGE touring, renewed car 750
FORD truck, light delivery 275
GRANT 6 touring 475
OAKLAND 6 touring 475
MAXWELL coupe 396
COMMONWEALTH 1920 touring 875
KISSEL touring, closed car 650
Easy Payments Arranged.
All Curs Overhauled.
Phone Main 5716 for Demonstration.
Dietz-James
834 E. Market *L
OAKLAND TOURING.
Good condition; good tires and
paint. This car is priced at a real
harg aln.
Rebuilt Dept. Terms.
LEXINGTON MOTOR SALES.
1142 Meridian North.
Main 5384. Circle 0827.
SIOO
down and $5.00 weekly gets yon a good
used car. We have dozens of makes to se
lect from.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND
TIRE CO.
518 N. Capitol Av.
Main 2638. Auto. 82-018.
Open evenings and Sundays.
AUBURN TOURING.
This car is in A-1 condition; good
paint and tires. Priced at a real bar
gain to move quick.
Rebuilt Dept. Terms.
LEXINGTON MOTOR SALES.
1142 Meridian North.
Main 6384. Circle 0827.
AUTO WANTED.
We psv highest prices. We are the
largest buyers and sellers of used cars in
the i4tate.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND
TIRE CO.
618 N. Capitol.
SSO OR $75
down, buys a dandy car. Come In and
drive one awav. Open evenings and Sun
days. AUTO TRADING CO., 555 North
Capitol avenue.
FORD coupe 1920, good as new; in per
fect condition; regular Ford starter;
new tires and Hassler shock absorbers;
for sale by owner. 934 Elm st. Drexel
3523.
MAXWELL touring, 1920; In perfect con
dition. See MR BECK. 828 N. Pena
sylvanla.
FOR SALE—-Pathfinder tour in*. 85 Ken
tucky avenue.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1921.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
PACKARD TWIN SIX
1920 Sport Model.
Fp*c!al 4 p&AiHnf?er Kle*twooil body; dltc
whef>!. cord 'J Ms U u wonderful
ear and cot s7.f>oo with ut extras. \VI l
tiaertflea f r $4 ca.*h or consider trade
In of a high-RradH light coup® t * r rt
W. Twenty-Fourth or call Itand-.ph 6223
MITCH ELD TOURING.
Mechanically a-1! good Priced
to move.
Rebuilt Dept. T*rm.
LEXINCT< )N MOTOR SALES.
11*2 Meridian North.
Main 53*4. Orel* 0827.
MONF:OK, 1920, five touring;
aide aldelda, motormeter, new cord tire:),
etc. Guaranteed 90 daya. $650. INDIAN
APOLIS Al'TO SAT.ES :0.. 235 N i'enn
aylvanla ntr‘*t. Main 2246.
BUICK E, 46; wlntar t p; roadater; good
tlr s spotlight, extras $785. Guaran
teed 90 <lay. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO
SALES CO., -33 N. Pennsylvania street
Ma In 2246,
TRUCKS—FOR BALL
ONE light delivery, pane! body, starter
and e.ectrlc lights. M It. BECK, 928 N.
Pennsylvania street.
AuTOM QBi LAN JEO.
l 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 444 C and Immediate
attention will be given.
212 E. NEW YORK ST.
AUTOS WANTED
I Wolf Auto Cos.
619 N. Illinois St. Main 1579. Auto. 22-o*s
Fifty Autos
wonted. uh flrt.
AUTO TRADING CO.
655 N. Capitol Ave.
AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES.
BATTERIES
Your old worn out baltfry and
J 12.50 for gu.iruutcad rebuilt 6 Vj
316-50 for guarnnUod robullt 13 V,
it bought before May 15.
Battery to tit any make of ear.
Batteries recharged, repaired rebuilt,
BATTKRY DISTRIBUTING COMI’ANY,
534 S. Illinois. Main 3146.
” FOR SALE~
Tltpjn Y\’o have a few factory samples
that we will nearly give away while they
last. 30x3, $7.40;
b!zes also.
MASTER PRODUCTION CORPORATION.
16 When Bldg.
AUTO WASHING
Our Specialty. 534 Norlb Illinois.
S & S Auto Laundry
FORD. painted and new top, 322.
WHALEY AUTO EXCHANGE, 22 E.
South.
AUTO painting FLEMING & CO., Inc..
130-132 E. New York st. Clrcls 0633.
"MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES."
Now is the time to nave your motor
cycle overhauled and re-enameled.
ERNEST HUGHES CO.
534-36 Mass. Ave. Main 6404.
CASH paid for all kinds of motorcycles.
FLOYD PETERMAN. 609 Massachu
*tta avenue.
T^UaUXi^d^
REDUCED COAL PRICES
Illinois nut and slack $5.23
Illinois M. R 6.25
Illinois egg clean forked 7.00
Bent Brazil Block clean forked 7.50
Best Indiana or Linton lump clean
forked 7.00
Free kindling with each ton order or more.
Drexel 3250. 52-384.
Delivered anywhere in city.
COAL AND iCE. ’
L. H. BAIN COAL CO.
MAIN 2151. MAIN 3531.
FOR SALE—Furnace, bakery and cook
wood. Cali Webster 5194.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS.
WONDER MIXERS
MIXERS, HOISTS. PUMPS. ENGINES.
ALL SIZES CARRIED IN STOCK.
BURL FINCH, DIST. *l2-20. W. MARY
LANP STREET.
tVaat ad rout* to rwsb
REAL ESTATE-7-OR SALE.
S4OO Cash
1* a ppl*n<Ud 5-room home
In one of the beat locations) un tho
south Bide. Hat) city water, ga*.
sewer connections, garage and a
dandy cement and brick-front
porch. Ea. t Iront lot. Near 2
car lines. Xfiis is a bargain at
$ • 200 and on easy payments Call
Ed O'Callahan, evenings. Webster
5296.
Mt < ’ORD A- McKTN’.NEY, REALTORS.
536 Lemcke bldg. Circle 5220.
[ GOOD 6-room house, newly painted; newly
decorated; gas, water, electricity, paved
street; close to school and car; excellent
location. $-.350; s3oo cash, balance S.O
| month.
Excellent 8-room modern east; hard
i wood floors; fine location; close to Tech,
and car. $ -.2*0; $"0 casli and $49 month.
BURGESS BROS.
Cirri. 1284. 327 Bank IS Trust Bldg
$4,750 —North—$750 Cash
buys a Qu en Anr: style tnoti**rn. 6 rooms.
4 rooms down, 2 and bath up. large pantry,
inclosed back porch; exceptionally largo
lot. near car line, school and church, in an
unusually beautiful hom n-dghborhood.
Mr. Liiub, evenings, Randolph 4667.
Home Seekers Realty Cos.
2400 E. MICHIGAN
F!v roon.B. gas. r>r.tric lislit. city
water In > ard, full lot. fruit, gara**.
5- S00; 1590 down, J 3 p, r numth: 6 p r
cent IntereHt. full Truet.’ood, with
RELIABLE REALTY CO.
501 City Trust Blur Main 01SS
Evenings, Ir\irgton 220!,
ALMOST 7iEVEN AWAY
Good 8 room house hi:! lot; electric
lights and ■; *, one square Brightwood cur
on corner of aUey, south fre-nt ; SI,OOO cash,
Brin® only $2,100; y i <ieed to this placo.
Addrtss owner, 1--* W. Thirty-Third or
room 823 Peoples Bank Bldg.
Possession Today
SSOO cash. hHanre monthly, buys flne
fivo-roorn Kellastone flnUsli modern bunga
l"\v, near Riverside. B>2 quit k. Randolph
I 86t.
DOUBLE, EAST
Modern, six-room double, RrooksMe ave,,
ean buy part payment. \Ve can s-dl at a
bargain. Owner out of work and leaving
city. Will sell quo k. at once.
II 1 -:.! !•; AND FARM AGENCY.
2QI Peoples Bank Bldg. M .in 5616.
Fletciier Ave.
A nat 5 room oo!’ :g<- ru ar Pina nt.;
tilth, soft and '-tty watir In kltchea;
new 2-car garage, pr; o |.i.73V.
Indiana Trust Cos.
‘2 NEW HOUSES "
Four room* •ah; i :h and Dearborn;
pries $2,200; small r,-t>q payment; balance
like* rent. S* *• Mr. Van A i dale, with
11. C. TUTTLE & BROS.
131 East Ohio street.
RAINBOW ]iII)GE
$l5O cash. S2O a month buya a nev 3-
room bungalow. Call Mr. Anderson. Main
1499.
HOME SEEKERS REALTY CO.
2 DANDY SUMMER HOMES
Fiftieth street and river; good boating
and fLhing; good b thing beach. Sotne
terms if desired. O ;>■ n all day Sunday for
1:. pectlon. For information call 520
II - iattl
E. Minnesota St.
Mock; 6 room), electrio lights, gSLS.
city water and soft water in kitchen. I’rke
$2,509.
INDIANA * X
HIGHLAND ave. near Mi-hlgan, five
rooms, electrio lights, city water. Trice
$2,500; SSOO cash, balance easy t**rms.
GEORGE It. BROWN. 1002 City Trust.
Main 0915.
OAKLAND ave.. 621 N ; gas, electricity,
well, cistern, sink in kitchen, front and
porch, garage, deep lot, pav and street.
$5.350. $1,850 cash. THE SOUTHERN
LUMBER CO.
CORNER lot north, choice location on
Guilford avenue. Price $350. Terms.
GEORGE n. BROWN, 1002 City Trust
bldg. Main 0915.
RICHLAND st.. 267 ; seven-room modern
home, with garage, $3,509. S3OO cash,
$25 per month. THE SOUTHERN LUM
BER CO.
GOOD MODERN DOUBLE north; not over
$9,000. Prefer to pay $6,u00. Call
Main 1820.
SM A LI. NON-MODERN* HOME; FROM
OWNER ONLY. ADDRESS A NO. 1153.
TIMES.
LOT for sale, east end; improved street;
clear. 6EBREE, 40 N. Delaware.
SEMI-MODERN bungalow with garage.
Call Irvington 6524.
TWO houses on Maple street; terms. Cir
cle 3439. Owner.
SUBURBAN HOME
Ten acres, all black land; thoroughly
tiled; all level; new fencing; new seven
room house, garage, barn, chicken house
and brooders, fruit, good pike, fine water;
a real house. Have your cow. chickens,
which will make you a living and have the
advantage r,f the city. Priced very low.
HOME AND FARM AGENCY’.
201 Peoples Bunk Bidg. Main 6686.
(l it II Un*; good 6-room house,
Ai II t \ li barn, very ric. soil, small
H fruU R rica ' 4.000. Will
trade for small double or duplex. GEO. A.
LUCAS, 405 People’s Bank Bldg. Circle
6600.
784 ACRES with 4-room house and small
barn. 16 miles of city, on interurban.
Prico $1,600.
MARY L. HUNTER.
303-08 Lemcke bldg.
Main 1820. Evenings, Randolph 2356.
REAL ESTATE—WANTED
WE WILL buy cottages or doubles re
gardlesT of repair.
Russe IT. Hartman.
224 North Delaware.
MODERN or parti: house, six to
eleht rooms. Call Main 0107.
FARMS—FOR SALE.
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LANDOLOGY, SPECIAL NUMBER Just
out, containing 1921 facts of c:over land
In Marinette County. Wisconsin, If for
s home or as an Investment you are think
ing of buying good farm lands where
farmers grow rich, send at once for this
special number of Landoiogy. It is free
on request. Address SKIDMORE-RIOHLE
LAND CO., 113 Skidmore-Richle Bldg.,
Marinette, Wls.
Florence County,
Wisconsin
Lands ars still >•' • priced and sold on
very easy terms; SpSrts to suit; soma with
log houses on move Into. Write
McGovern Land Fioxeacv jVJ*
FARMS— FOR SALE.
TWENTY acres, one mil© of Helmsburg.
Ind.; four-room housg; small amount of
fruit; Immediate possession, SI,OOO. Ad
dress A No. 2305, Times.
SEVEN acres on Thirty-Eighth street near
Pendleton pike; $3,500 if sold at once;
$1 ’ • Time .j
SURPLUS MATERIALS
NEW lumb.r, 2x4 2x, Ix 4, Ix 6, Ixl2
yellow pine siding. redwood doors
frames. —h. trim etc. Wood lath and
“Evod” fabric, flue lining, fcxl2.
USED tools, w heelbarroT s, hose, pipe,
flttlnga, boots, etc.
1
jBEDFORD STONE AND CON
STRUCTION CO.
LAFAYETTE HOUSES. MARS HILL.
.No telephone orders. No deliveries.
typewriteiUbargains
CASH
TAYMENTS
Get our low prices on high-grade ueed
and second -inr. i I’N'DEHWOdD, MON-
A!.' H. REMINGTON. L* C. SMITH,
ROYAL and oilier good machines. Mo
beli machinea that we cun guarantee.
CLARK TYPEWRITER SHOP.
18 West Market. Second Floor.
Phoee, Main 2656. Indianapolis, Ind.
20,000
feet No. 1
factor v maple
floorimr. Call A.
K. SHEFFIELD,
C. & J. Tire Cos.
fTIPAN T S /Ti
I j LOWER PRICES 11 |J
1 A THE PANTS STORE CO. U Ilf
1 4 1 $ Two Stores. \\ ill
lila 4# W. Ohio St. U vy
f? % 118 E. Ohio St. Jp %
rubber tlrd invalid
chairs for rent, $3 50 a. month;
jo charge for delivery. Baker
I’l-ANT non. Currant?) nd gooseberry
bushes, r.Oo each. Blackberries, rasp
; berr.* l *. fruit trees California beds;© plants.
6i ci l prices until May i B< mont 2967.
M 6 . f
i boxes, Ice boxt'S. restaurant tables and
chulrs, counters and show cases. BAKFIi
BUGS.
i FGlfc SALE—Golden oak dressing tßble;
triple mirror; reasonable. Belmont 8093.
j SMALL ice client for light housekeeping;
i dark blue spring coat. Main 9056.
Quit wearing ready-made
PANTS
We make them to your jj
meusure for VI jf
LEON TAILORING CO.-
181 B. New York st. Upstairs.
MISCELLANEOUS—WANTED.
j CALL ME before you sell your household
goods. I will pay you cash or get you
! more at auction. L. A. HODGES, auc
tioneer. Main 2534.
LADIES’, gents’ and children’s clothing
bought; ail sizes of shoes. Call MRS.
LEE. Drexel 9466.
BABY carriages; also strollers; regardless
of condition. Circle 312 7.
GO TO BAKER BROS, for furniture, rugs
and stoves. Payments. 219-225 East
Washington street.
OAK ( **r dav
enport, garden hose fur sale. Randolph
6664. 1930 Koeline street.
MISSION davenport upholstered in tap
estry; also oak cocker. Webster 1131.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
RECORDS; good rerorda of any make you
desire, 10c. BAKER BROS., 219 East
Washington.
WANTED—B-fiat soprano saxophone; low
pitoli. Main 2839.
GOOD upright piano; payments, $1.75 per
week. Randolph 4221.
PET STOCK AND FQULTRY.
HOMES wanted for healthy homeless dogs.
INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY,
City dog pound, 924 E. N. 1. 11 to 12 daily.
COMPLETE stock of Rufus Red rabbits,
18 all told at a bargain. Owner leaving
city. Belmont 2168.
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLEB.
FOR SALE—Work horse, black, 1,400 lbs.,
5 years old. Call 156 N. Blackford. Main
9105.
AUCTIONS.
NOTICE—PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHI
CAGO & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY CO., will
sell at public auction on Monday May 16.
1921, 10 a. in. at Sherman drive and
C., c\, C. ,(.■ St. L. Railway tracks (Iliil
yards), Indianapolis. Indiana, unless prev
iously claimed by proper owner, three car
loads lumber, approximately 40.000 feet
4-inch short leaf pine 6 inches and 8
Inches running in lengths from 10 feet to
20 feet, consigned to Republic Creosotlng
Cc-. Indianapolis, Indiana. Each car to
be sold separately; terms of sale cash or
certified check.
J. K. VANCE,
Freight Claim Agent, CL, C., C. & St. L.
Railway Cos.. Indianapolis, Indiana,
EARN $26 weekly, spare time, writing for
newspaper*, magazines; experience un
necessary; details free. PRESS
CATE, $lB SC Louis, Mb. jflj
Auto.
28-351
IUiiGISTEKED C. 8. VA TENT OFFICE
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received for the construction of
what is known as the Barter street, sewer,
as shown by tile plans and specifications
on file in the office of the city clerk in
the city of Mt. Vernon. Indiana. The com
mon council of said city will meet
council chamber in said city at 7:30
o'cloi k p. m. on the 2d day of May, 1921,
at which time they wi l receive said bids.
Said work consists of a main sewer ap
proximately three thousand and forty
(3.040) fc-t. nineteen hundred (1 900) of
which is to be twenty-four (24) inches an i
the remainder eighteen (18) inches. To this
main sewer in added arms or branches
bringing tho total number of feet to
eight thousand and fifteen (8,015) or
thereabouts. The size of the tile in said
proposition is graded down to eight (Si
inches. Ail to be constructed of vitrified
tile with catch basins or intakes of a com
bined sanitary and flood sewer. The esti
mated cost of said work filed by the en
gineer is $13,500.00.
Each bidder is to file a noncollusion
affidavit and certified che' k for not les3
than 2 1 £ c c of the estimated cost to insure
the executlcn of the contract.
The city reserves the right to re'ect any
and all petitions. L. \Y. DIXON.
City Clerk.
NOTP’E TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be
received for the construction work pro
vided for in the plans and specifications
now on file In the office of the city clerk
of Mt. Vernon. Indiana, for the improve
ment of East fifth str. •< to an approxi
mate length. Including turns at Intersec
tions of 2.6 - 0 feet.
The common council of satd city of Mt
Vernon, Indiana, will meet at the council
dhamber in said city on the 2d day of May.
1921. at 7:20 o'clock for the purpose of
receiving bids on said work.
The plana and epecifictions include im
proving said street by grading and drain
ing and constructing a concrete curb and
gutter along each side thereof and build
ing a road-..ay thirty (30) feet wide, in
cluding gutter of eith.-r oil macadam,
mu adam or gravel. That the estimate of
the city engineer on oiled macadam is
$17,285.00. The city of Mt. Vernon. In
diana will pay for the intersections and
tne other parts to be paid by assessments
on the property benefited.
Each bidder will be required to file a
noncollusion affidavit and a certified check
far as much as 2 hb'ya of the engineers es
timate to Insure the execution of the con
tract. Said cheek to be payable to the
city clerk of Mt. Vernon. Indiana.
The city reserves the right to reject any
and ail petitions;. 1 L. W. DIXON,
City Clerk.
~ ~ FIN A NCIAL.
PERSONAL LOANS
$lO TO S3OO
This office is operated under the super
vision of the State of Indiana and was es
tablished for the purpose of providing a
place where honest people can borrow
any amount from 110 to S3OO without
paying more than the legal rate of In
terest or without being imposed upon in
any way.
It is only necessary that you are keep
ing house and permanently located.
NO WORTHY TERSON REFUSED
We do not notify your employer,
neither do we make inquiries of your
friends, relatives or trades people.
You can have all time necessary for
repayment and pay only for the actual
time" you keep the money. Call and let
Us explain. No charge unless >ou bor
row. Loans with other companies paid
off and more money advanced at legal
rates.
IF IN A HURRY PHONE MAIN
2923 OR AUTO. 22-450.
SECURITY MORTGAGE
LOAN CO.
Rooms 205-7-9 Indiana Trust Bldg
113 K. Washington st Corner Vlr. Ave.
WEARE EKE FAR ED TO MAKE REAL
ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE
PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS.
MORTGAGES, BONDS AND STOCKS
LISTED AND UNLISTED.
INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO.
FRANK K. SAWYER. Prea.
Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bids.
Bouthwee* corner Delaware and Market
FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana
and Indianapolis real estate. R. B WIL
SON, 108 N. Delaware st. Main 1619.
Insurance in all branches. AUBREY
I). PORTER, 916 Peoples Bank bldg.
Main 7049.
Interesting Poster
Display at Library
An Interesting collection of posters is
now on display In the balcony of the
central library. They are tho work of
tho members of the class which recently
finished the six-months' training course
In the library. The. subjects all have
reference to books and range from suff
pestions of travel in the Far North to
the parrots and other gay-piumaged
birds of the tropics, with bedtime and
fairy stories, house-planning, gardens,
animals, old favorites and better babies
thrown In between. The highest-point
picture represents, in very few lines, a
snow scene of mountains and fir-clad
slopes.
Foreign Travel From
Indiana on Increase
Foreign travel among residents of In
diana is on the Increase, according to
figures compiled by H. M. Tebay, divi
sion chief of the Indianapolis division of
the Internal Revenue office.
Mr. Tebay said yesterday that during
the month of March William 1,. Flder,
collector of internal revenue, issued 103
certificates of compliance with the in
come tax laws to citizens of the United
States desiring to visit foreign coun
tries and 109 clearance certificates to resi
dent aliens who were returning to vis’t
their native lands. The list of coun
tries for which certificates were taken
out covered practically every part of
the globe.
COLUMBUS GRANGE MEETS.
COLUMBUS, Ind., April 2T.—A meeting
of the Columbus Grange, held here last
night, was addressed by L. J. Tabor,
State master of Ohio. Everett McClure
of Aurora, State master of Indiana, in
troduced the speaker.
Jesse Newsom, president of the local
grarujtf was In charge of the meeting.
one of the largest ever held
organization. Families of mom
.cyg’cla Other guests were in attendance.
Sports
LEBANON TAKES
TRACK HONORS
(Continued From Page Six.)
Meadows (Lebanon!, second; Staump
(Advan'-e), third. Time, :261-5.
220 Yard Low Hardies —Akers (Leb
anonl, first; G. King (Lebanon), second;
Burress (Whitestown), third- Time,
:30 3 -5.
Running High Jump—Tapp (Thorn
town), first; lie Vol (Lebanon), second;
R. Kern (Lebanon) and Burress (Whites
town) tied for third. Height, 5 feet 4
inches.
Shot put—K. Bell (Whitestown), first I
Gault (Zionsvllle), second; Bender (Zions
viilei, third. Liisfance. 40 feet 3*4 inches.
Poule Vault—Higgins (Lebanon), first;
!<•> Vol (Lebanon), second; Smith (ZionJi
ville), third. Height, 10 feet 3 inches.
Running Broad Jump—Tapp (Thorn
town), first: Burress (Whitestown), sec
ond; Way (Zionsviiie), third. Distance,
17 feet 7 inches.
Ivumagae Tackles Major
in Springs Net Finals
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W.
April 21.—There was a big upset in the
semi-finals men’s singles, of the first
annual White Sulphur Springs tennis
tourney Wednesday when Howard
Visheli. New York, went down to defeat
before C. A. Major, New York, in straight
sets. 6-2, 0 3.
Major was to meet Ichiya Knmagee,
the North and South champion, in the
final today. The Japanese champion won
yesterday in his match with Howard
Throckmorton, New York, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4.
Sox Grab Collegian
TUSCALOOSA, Ala., April 21.— Frandi
Pratt, University of Alabama shortstop,
left here today after receiving a telegram
raking him to report to the Chicago
White Sox at once. His loss will b<
keenly felt by the Alabama team.
WOMEN’S CLUB
HOLDS ELECTION
Mrs. Reiffel Re-elected by
South Side Organization.
Mrs. Martin L. Reiffel, who has taken
a prominent part in the civic undertak
ings of the Original South Side Wom
en's Club, was re-elected president of
the organization yesterday at a meeting
child at her home, 1019 Dawson street.
Mrs. Charles Werbe was elected first
vice president; Mrs. Oscar Meister, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Ralph Jacobs,
third vice president; Mrs. Emmet Flick,
treasurer, and Mrs Charles Shortridge,
| secretary. The following directors were
also chosen: Mrs. Bert S. Gadd, Mrs.
George Emminger, Mrs. Julia Marrow,
Mrs. H. Spencer, Mrs. J. Ililpert, Mrs.
: F. W. Stacke, Mrs. Oscar Merrill and
1 Mrs. George Stocker.
Miss Julia Landers spoke on the re-
I suits of tho League of Women Voters’
national convention which was held la
Cleveland, Ohio, last week.
The women and. ided to renew their
campaign for a rerouting of street ’*lX4
on Washington street.
ELWOOD HAYNES
MADE DIRECTOR
Stevenson Gear Cos. Holds An
nual Election.
Elwoed Haynes of Kokomo, was elect
ed an additional member of the board
of directors of the Stevenson Gear Com
pany at the annual meeting of the stocks
holders yesterday.
Other members of the board were re
elected as follows: G. E. Stevenson and
G. R. Stevenson, Indianapolis; E. p.
Johns, Zionsviiie: T. J. Stevenson, An
derson; Sixnson MeQuiston, Kokomo, and
11. T. Wingo, Detroit.
Officers were re-elected as follows:
President, T. J. Stevenson; first vice
president, G. R. Stevenson; second rice
i president, Simeon Mcyuiston, secretary,
j (7. E. Stevenson; treasurer, E. D. Johns.
R. T. Wingo is consulting engineer.
It is announced that the company ex
pects to begin work within a short time
i ou the construction of a subsidiary plant
at Detroit, to be used as a production
plant for tho manufacture of gears and
such other articles as are made on the
' company's gear-cutting machines— the
Indianapolis plant then to be used largely
I for tho manufacture of the gear-cutting
j machines.
Government Needs
Varied Tradesmen
The following positions in Government
service are open at the present time, ac
cording to Henry M. Trimpe, secretary of
j the Civil Service Commission, 421 Fed
; eral Building: Druggist in public health
and revenue service, veterinarian, assist
ant observer for the Weather Bureau, ex
aminer for ttie Patent Office, station li
brarian. librarian at military academy,
assistant in entomological laboratory,
colorist for lantern slides, auto mechanic
; helper at Washington, metal working
j pressman, assistant in charge of reser
vations, agricultural statistician, clerk
draftsman, engineer draftsman, mechan
ical draftsman, junior and assistant en
gineer, computer In Coast and Geodetic
Survey, law clerk and typist.
Examinations for the above positions
will be held during the month of May.
Full information may be obtained from
Mr. Trimpe.
‘Con’ Man Nabbed;
Taken to Cincinnati
Federal officers took Georg# Lloyd of
Huntsville, Aia., alleged confidence man,
to Cincinnati, Ohio, today. Lloyd was
arrested by Detectives O'Donnell and
Manning yesterday.
Federal authorities alleged he Is a
member of a gang of twenty-five confi
dence men who have operated in Atlanta,
Ga.. for two years and have fleeced their
victims out of almost ?1,000,000. One of
their victims is said to be a farmer who
lives in Rush County, Indiana.
The detectives said Lloyd registered at
tho Hotel Severin Tuesday night under
: tho name, “George W. Overton.’’ Federal
officers say two members of the confidence
gang have been arrested at Cincinnati
and one at Huntsville.
Big Four Detective
Identifies Negro
Detective Johnson of the Big Four
Railroad today notified the Indianapolis
I police that tho negro found In tba
Brightwood yards yesterday with a bul
let in his leg was the man he shot st
Anderson.
The negro is at the city hospital and
gave his name ns Peter King, Memphis,
Tenn. He is under arrest on the charge
of trespass and vagrancy. Detective
Johnson halted five negroes in the rail
road yards at Anderson and when the
five started to attack him the detective
fired.
30 DAYS ON DRY LAW BREACH.
Miro Roboff, a Macedonian, was found
guilty late yesterday in the Criminal
Court on a charge of violating the pro
hibition laws. Special Judge Fremont Al-i
ford, who tried the case, fined Roboff]
SIOO and sentenced him to serve thirty]
days on the Indiana State taray c
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