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INDIANA DAILY TIMES
21-29 S. Meridian SI
PHON ES-—CLASSIFIED
ADV. DEPT.
Main *5
Automatic ..38-861
KATES.
Ona tlma •* P* r }} B ®
Three consecutive time*.. #8 per i* n *
Six eonMcu'.lve tlmee #7 per tin*
Male or female help wanted, sttua
tlon wanted male or female, room* to
let and board and rooms wanted —
One time. 98 }•
Three consecutive times.. .87 per line
Six consecutive tlmee.
Contract rates on application.
Least n0tice5............. .6* P*t Um
Lodges and club
notices Tse per ineertlon
Church notlcea (1 Inch or
less) 80c per Insertion
Over 1 Inch . .07 par line additional
Death notices 88c per InserUon.
Card of Thanks or In Memories
notices .07 per line
Ads received until 11:46 a m. for
publication same dap.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DREXEL //
266 L LV<l CCt/1 170
Parlors 1222 Union St.
PLANNER & BL CHAN AN
120 North Illinois st.
Funeral directors to the people of Indian
apolis since 1887. i
Phones—Main 0641-0042. Auto. 22-84 L
INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY
George Grinsteiner
Funeral Director, 622 E. Market.
Old phone Main 0908 New phone 27-202.
J. C. WILSON
1220 Prospect. Auto. 61-C7l. Drexel 0222.
W. T. BLAJSENGYM
1028 Shelby st. Drexel 2570. Auto. 61-114.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—
WM. E. KREIGER.
New 21-164. Main 1464. 1402 N. Illinois.
GAD E. GADD, 2180 Prospect et
Phones: Drexel 0422. Automatic 62-878
UNDERTAKERS—HISE Y & TITLB. 861
North Del. New 28-664. Main 8620.
FEE.NET A FEENEY.
Auto. 24-185 1084 N. Illinois. Main 084 L
)EATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.
DE HAVEN. ANNA TV.—Mother of H
Walker De Haven, died Friday. August
18, at her residence. 1215 Ashland ave.
Funeral 10.30 a. m. Monday at the resi
dence. Burial private. Crown Hill.
WHITE. MARY—Widow - >f the' late John
White and mother of Mrs. D H. Ma
honey and Mrs. Thomas T. Hyland, died
Friday. Aug 19, at the home of her daugh
ter. Mrs. Thomas T. Hyland. 25 N. Ran
dolph st. Funeral Monday. Aug 22. at 8 30
a m. at residence, followed by services
Holy Croes Church 9 o'clock. Burial Holy
Cross cemetery. Friends invited.
CARD OF THANKS.
CARD OF THANKS—We wish to thank
our friends and neighbors and all who
assisted tn the burial of our sou aud
brother. Sergeant George W Engel king:
also the Rev. C. C. John. Bishop Font, the
singers at church and cemetery; the
American War Mothers Mr. Dale. R. E
Kenr.ington. Poet Auxiliary. pallbearers,
firing squad and Shirley Broa undertaker
and all for the beautiful floral offerings.
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM ENGELKING
AND FAMILY.
LODGES AND CLUBS.
THE Hoosier Square and Compass Club.
will hold a very Important meeting Mon
day. Aug. 22. at 8 p. m.. in the Criminal
.Court room, the courthouse. Members are
urged to be present. PAUL B. GORDON.
Pres, HARVEY GLCSENKAMP. Sec.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST —Nine 1 dollar bills on Illinois s'-.
near Washington. Would *he one who
found it please return It to a poor H!"4
man. Call Main 2123 or return to 324 N'ortu
Missouri.
DOG. strayed from 800 block East Market;
large sore on back, name Pat: cross be
tween poodle and Pomeranian. Liberal re
ward. Harrison 1940.
LOST—Small purse on Brookside car Fri
day evening, between 5 and . Party
who picked it up please call Webster 5034-
Reward.
FOUND —lAdles brown hat st Washing
ton and Meridian wtreet. Can have by
calling at Times office.
CHURCH NOTICES.
FIRST CHU RCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Meridian at Twentieth Sts.
Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday school at 11 a m. Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock.
Reading rooms in the church edifice are
open week days from 9 a m. to 6 p. m.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENT
IST—DeIaware and Twelfth streeta
Holding services temporarly In the Ma
sonic Temple, corner of Illinois and North
streeta. Sunday services (morning only)
at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 9 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial meeting
at 8 o’clock. Reading room. Cll Odd
Fellow building, open daily from 9 a. m.
to 9 p. m. except Wednesday, when closed
at 7:15 p. m.. and Sunday, when open
from 2 to 5 p. tn.
THIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
—1859 Washington blvd. Sunday serv-
Icea 11 a m. and 8 p. m. Sunday achool.
t 15 a. m. Wednesday evening, testimon
ial meeting at 8 o'clock Reading room at
805 E. 34th st., open daily from 10 a. m.
to 9 p. m.. except Wednesday, when closed
at 7:30 p. m.
Oriental Spiritualist Church
will hold regular Sunday evening service*
6214 Circle, second floor Morrison Hall.
Lecture by Mrs. Compton White. Mes
sages given by Mr. D. Hs Smith and
othera Come and bring your friends.
George Avery, president.
PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUA LIST CHURCH
The Ladles' Aid will meet Tuesday, 2
p m.. at the Redmen's Hall, corner North
and Capitol avenue. Messages by those
present. Public Invited and made wel
conie.
NOTICES.
IF TOU ARE SUFFERING with
rheumatism, lumbago, backache, ca
tarrh of the head, headache, sore
throat or any other pains. cuts or
bruises get a bottle of Electric Pain
Gas Oil and you will be surprised at
the quick result* This In not a cure
all. but a powerful, penetrating, stim
ulating poin destroyer. Sold in Indi
anapolis by the six up-to-date Hook
Drug Stores. Wholesale by Keifer-
Stew-art and Mooney-Mueller-Ward Cos.
BUSINESS SERVICES.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Call Main 9081 and have jour drywells.
cesspools and valuta cleaned. I don’t de
pend on my men to do my work. I do it
myself. I have the largest barrels in the
city. Calls answered evenings and Sun
days. YVork done out of the city. 761
West Michigan HAAS.
Paper Hanging, Cleaning, House
Painting, at 1914 prices. \Yeb
ster 0512.
FEATHERS
Bought, sold, renovated, mattresses aad
pillows made to order. E. F. BL'RKLE
418 Mas* ave. Main 1428, New 23-T75.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE 201 Indiana svs.
WHEN in need of a handy man call Irv
ington 2461. Charges reasonable.
LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED
DREXEL 0896. AUTO 51-516.
CARPENTER work, new or repair, by day
or contract. Call Drexel 1223
HEMSTITCHING. 10c YARD.
MRP. TUTTLE 201 INDIANA AVE
DETECT IVES.
Quigley-Hyland Agency
CMI and Criminal Investigators
826-529 Law bids. Main 3908.
PHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO THE TIMES
GAS BUGGIES—
I HAVENT HAP , WE LL -SLEEP [THE HO TtL FACES A [("7“—N I PHONED TW EOr] {QW YES -<} THIS ROOM )
A COCV NIGHT-5 /TONI6HT-LVE LAKE 4N(? HE •i’AiP 1 CAN ) A RESERVATION- M&T YOU AINT COOL-( THERE AJNT f&m
SLEEP IN A RESERVE V THE IP HAVE A ROOM / H4RPLY k C OOL ROOM- J ALL FIXEP ANOTHER 7 ', 4/ /Ml
WEEK- ILL &E ( COOLEST ROOM \ THAT WAS ACTUALLY J WAIT TILL * c ? r J UP- LUCK, - * J VACANT ROOM Vs f /.#/ ///Mm
j I - p- T 0 BE HflE-l
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED BOYS
WANTED —Boys not over 14 years old to
carry Time* routs* In central part of
city; boys who want to make good money
call and see Mr Moorehead any afternoon
at Times office after 2 o’clock.
WANTED
Experienced solicitors in city. Can make
from *5 to $S per day. Apply Cir. Mgr..
Daily Times
WANTED —Adults, a** 26 to 70. to book
orders for trees, shrub*, vines, roses, full
or spare time, commission paid weekly,
experience unnecessary. WESTERN NEW
YORK NURSERIES. Rochester N. Y.
MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY
BARBER COLLEGE. 309 E. Washing
ton st.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle •757. _
MAN to run Nh'. Call before 10
a m. and after sp. m. 1707 Broadway^
SALESMEN—WANTED.
SALESMAN
A self-respectirg al*.mn who., ambi
tion 1* beyond his present plsce. can find
more congenial employment with us and
at the aame time double his Income. Yse
require a man of clean character, sound
In mind and body, who would appreciate
a life job with a fast-growing concern
where industry would be rewarded with
far above average earnings, for employ
ment call Main 4415.
FIFTY -SEVEN ml'es per gallon made with
new patented gasoline vaporiser Write
for particulars. STRANSKY VA. >RIZER
CO.. Pukwana, South Dakota.
AGENTS—-WANTED.
RED hot seiler. The original “Zanol" soft
drink* Big money makers for agents
High quality ar.d purity brings repeat
orders. Absolutely guaranteed. Write
quick for free sample offer and territory.
AMERICAN PRODUCTS CO., 4694 Ameri
can Bldg.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
SALES AGENTS-^Make $3.00 to 35,009 a
year. We want exclusive territory agents
to sell Cresco Guaranteed Raincoats. Wa
terproof Aprons and Utility Bags. Out
fit free We deliver ar.d collect. IM
PROVED MFG. CO.. Dept. 149. Aahland.
Ohio.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
Girls
Between 18 and 25 year* who are seeking
permanent employment and whose homes
are In the city apply to the
Indiana Bell Telephone Cos.
Room 322, corner Nw York and Meridian,
COOK ar.! genera! housework; comfortable
home room and bath. Washington 4 261.
S! TU AT IO N WANT E O—F EMA LE.
SIX years* experience in general office
work, can u*e comptometer and type
writer. Call Circle 4052.
WANTED —Cooking and general house
work; good work guaranteed. Auto.
24-820.
WANTED rough dry washings. 10 r ©nt
per pound, iron flatwork. Webater 9140.
WANTED —Small family washings. Soft
water uaed. Randolph
WANTED, laundry work, by widow, to pay
rent and buy coal. Call Auto. 39-161.
CCH>ORED~7ady”want day work; reliable.
Webater 5731.
LAUNDRY to bring home. Wet dry. Cir
cle 7145.
ROOMS—TO LET.
HOTEL PURITAN
(Fire-proof)
Market and New Jersey streeta
Rates: 21 to 82.50.
Special weekly ratee on application.
~ ROOMS 76c To 21.59.
Special rates by the week and all mod
ern convenience* THE GEM STAG
HOTEL. 85 W. Ohio street.
ALABAMA. 1401 N.; nicely furnished
room, thoroughly modern, home cook
ing. Also garage. Circle 6329.
LIGHT attractive modern sleeping room.
private family, reference; walking dis
tance north. Circle 8190.
ROOM for two gentlemen, man and child
or married couple. Will give breakfast.
Webster 0239.
NOBLE STREET—CIean, airy Bleeping
room for man and wife or two gentlemen.
Private home. Circle 4067.
ARSENAL N., 17; etrictly modern, large,
nicely furnished, clean room. Drexel 2969
FURNISHED room north. In modem flat
for lady, references exch. Ran. 5 262.
LARGE furnished room; modern; gentle
men only; good location. Randolph 7613.
TWO rooms and kitchen; modern conven
ience* 843 North Temple.
FIFTEENTH. E. 812; modem room; gen
tlemen; twin beds, garage. Main 7639.
THREE nicely furnished modem sleeping
rooms for rent. 618 East Market.
MERIDIAN. 1021 N.; nicely furnished front
room. 2 gentlemen preferred. Circle 837 2.
NICELY furnished room in private home,
gentlemen, reference* Randolph 1049.
MERIDIAN et.. 1021 N.; large comfort
able front room* Modern. Cirole 8372.
PENN.. 1521 N.; modern front suite with
piano. Circle 0832. __
transfer A N .P. BTORAGE
STORE YOUR FURNITURE!!!
PAY BIX MONTHS FROM NOW.
(ll We haul your goods, store It.
and charge the whole bill. Yon pay
nothing until you take It out. or In
6 months It stored that long
(8) Our storage le brick and con
crete: clean, dry. eanltary.
(3) Your goods gets Its own bln;
not mixed with other furniture.
(6) Kates are moat reason*).ls.
YOU BAVE BY CALLING US
MA TN 3458 AUTO 27-790
Shank Superior Service
BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE.
TRANSFER. PACKING AND SHIPPING.
227 N. New Jersey st.
Mein 2*28 Auto *l-12*.
I Move Household Goods
$2.99 a room. Largs truck.
Call Webster 8229.
PARTLOW FIREPROOF - STORAGE CO
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. 419-22 E. Market street.
Main 2760 Auto. 22-630.
GUY btora** Ce.
Oheaps*! rate to e6ty.
89 W Henry ah Mala 4399.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.^
BIG FOUR TRANSFER. O. F. BEHRENT.
Moving light hauling. Loads 23. 00 up.
Main 824 L Drexel 7072.
1 transfer trunks, parcels, move househo'd
goods carefully and reasonably. L
BEARD & SON. 511 E. North.
" UNION STATION BAGGAGE CO.
Dae the phone Cell Main 7119.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
DORMAN st.. 730; 2 front connecting
rooms downstairs, clean and nicely fur
nished; private entrance in private home;
reasonable. Webster 1895.
NICE - furnished housekeeping rooms, bath;
cheap rent. 317 East South street.
FRONT room, modern, gas electric lights
and bath. 24.50. Circle 7313.
TWO or three modern rooms; gas. elec
tric. linen !6 N. East Circle 8209.
BOARD AND ROOMS—TO LET.
LARGE, beautiful room; 2 or 3 people;
with meals. Circle 3309, modern.
BUSINESS
WILL discount or trade 8% dividend se
curltiea Randolph 6084. 2460 N. Dela
ware
FOR EXCHANGE—SI9O,OOO general mer
chandise. will divide. Write LEAVITT
LAND CO.. Indianapolis, Ind.
RUUill.Nu H-jCSt-t. ilC.'.Al KA.VIa
Easy terms ion. dm. a ware
REA* ESTATE —FOR RALE-
648 Arch Street
Off College avenue.
Six-room semi-modern cottage. city
water and gat Price s_\Soo Cash $.60.
652 Arch Street
Six-room. semi modern *cottag*; good
w-eli and cistern and gaa. Vrloa $3,000.
Cash SOOO
CRUM & 801 LDEX REALTY
CO.
217 K. of P. Bldg. Main 4233.
S2OO CASH, 116 MONTH.
Buys good 5 room home at 2DM S. Key
stone; n*>wly palntej and papered. Now
vacant and ready for you. Price only
21,800. See this
HENRY & ROBINS
REALTORS.
‘ Cottage, South Eiist
Near £h*lby car. 4 room* and pantry,
gas. ©ieotrlt lights, well and cistern, oellar.
$2,100
Terms If desired.
| Dunlop & Hoitegel, Realtors.
132 E. Market St.
Colored Buyers
Two cottages, 4 an 1 5 rooms, gas. well
and cistern and electric lights; newly
painted an I papered. Nenr 1 nMiuilda 'Hr
line. Price J 2.200 K*,v terms.
Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors.
122 E. Market at.
NINETY properties nnn six room Ttind<*rn
bungalow will trade for 5 or 6-room
cheaper property, must he n**ar Shelby
street roundhouse; 67 ty acres to trade f- r
city property; 16 scree 5-*oom hou*o. A t
fine ground for sale or trade for city
property; 6 acrea 6 room* for sale close to
for terms. Call Drexel 6184.
_ remont. New
([ er A II 6-roora bungalow, garage.
U II A-Vt II . full basement; just otim
a u—a p)ete<l will take good
lot as part payment for my equity CiEO.
A LITAS, 726 K. of P. Bldg., Circle 6600.
Modern 6 room bouse on Parker st.,
north of Tenth Bt.; $.'>,774); street paved.
R. B. WILSON, REALTOR.
108 N. Delaware al Main I*slß.
iT:s VorneLium AVB.-Six room*, mod
ern. garage. $6,800. $2,000 cash. THE
SOUTHERN LUMBER CO.
DOUBLE house, southeast corner Olney
and Twenty-Fifth street*; owner. Wash
ington 1894.
OWNER desire* to eel] direct to purchaser
modern seven-room ' ouse. near end Eaat
Tenth car. Call Main 0563.
EIGHT-ROOM square-type, good
repair, 2 baths. $4,750, owner, Web 6*JJB.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Two large lota
west. What have you? 1206 English ave.
FIVE-ROOM house. 1162 N. Mount at.; by
owner. Call Belmont 0877.
REAL EBTATE—SALE OR TRADE.
FOR exchange. 9-flat building In Chi
cago Price $32,000 for good cloef
farm In Indiana; rent $5,270 a year. RED
MAN. 127 N. Dearborn at., Chicago.
FOR EXCHANGE
property, Indiana farms or southern
lands, clear. for merchandise. Write
LEAVITT LAND CO.. Indianapolis. Ind
WILL trade SO-acre farm for city prop
erty. See owner. 250 S. Sherman drive.
Irvington 0528.
A FAIR trade la better than a sacrlnce
sale GEO. R. BROWN. 1002 City Trust
REAL ESTATE—WANTED.
CASH FOR EQUITY OR CONTRACT
FOR REAL ESTATE. MAIN 1115.
LOTS FOR SALE.
LARGE, beautiful lota In Wayne park, Just
off W. Washington at., which la being
paved; $1 down, $1 a week. Will take you
out In our automobile at your convenience.
OSCAR LEE, 507 City Trust. Main 0217.
TWO' lots, corner Naomi street, east of
Shelby; Improved street; clear, $2,200;
terms B F. Clark. Main 3377.
FARMS—FOR SALE.
STOCK and grain farm for sale or trade.
130 acrea, Orange County: good farming
land, little rolling For Information ad
dress WM. STELTING. R. R. 4. Paolt,
Indiana.
FARMS—FOR TRADE.
140 ACRES good grain and stock farm;
clear of incumbrance; for 60 or 80 acres.
Will pay cash difference. Must be within
20 miles of Indianapolis. I
CIIAS. P. HORNADAY
REALTOR.
6u7 People’s Bank Bid*. Main 6686.
12* ACRES In oil belt of Tlllnnis. good
land, clear of mortgitg-p. Will trade for
rentals. Will pay difference if Justified.
CHAS. P. HORNADAY,
Realtor.
Room 607 People’s Bank. Main 6686.
REA L ESTATE—SUB UREA N.
NEW 6-roonj bungalow, nearly acre,
garage, n-'ar Stop h. Lafayette Interur
ban To exchange for city property; pref
erably south or west. Main 0186.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20,1921.
The Fable of the Reservation.
AUTOMQBILES FOR SALE.
DODGE TOURING
This car just repainted; new tires,
new top and la In excellent condition.
Priced to move quickly.
He bought anew Paige.
Briseoo Touring
We have several new Briscoe touring
cars, fully equipped with front and rear
bumpers, windshield wings, motonaeter,
etc. To close them out quickly have
■placed a very low figure on them. If
you are thinking about anew car, In
vestigate.
Chalmers Sedan
In splendid condition. Will trade for
open car and pay or uecept cash differ
ence.
He bought anew Paige.
Overland Touring
The price is lery low; the car in dandy
condition.
Paige Touring
Model 4 .He Pine car for Jitney work.
He bought anew Paige.
Ford Truck
Panel body. Uheap, or will trade for
open Ford.
Interstate Roadster
Priced to move quickly.
Paige Light Six
Jut repainted and a real buy. Come
quickly.
He bought anew Paige.
Paige Larelimont Sport
This oar Is one of the he.-t buys we
have; newly paint 'd anil rides fine
He bought anew Paige.
Briscoe Demonstrator
In fine condition, good as new ; priced
very low. Fully equipped.
Paige Glenbrook
This dandy little ft passenger <-ar has
Just gone through our shop, ha* been
gone over, newly painted and is a real
buy at our low price
He bought anew Paige.
A demonstration In my of onr used
cars place* you under n" obligation what
ever. W are always glad to show you
our stock.
Call Mr. Peterson for information or
demonstration.
TERMS IF DESIRED
Sterling Motor Car Cos.
Distributors Paige cars and Trucks.
U 7261. 8.7.7 V Meridian e> M 1808.
The Assortment of
the City at Buck’s
Attractive Values
Attractive Prices
Attractive Terras
11 makes. 8 body style* 2 sal
3-passenger roadsters. 4-p**en
ger sport end chummy. 6 snd
7-pas*enger tourings, sedans and
coupes.
BTUDEBAKER RFO
ESSEX CHEVROLET
HUPMOBILE OVERLAND
REGAL OAKLAND
MAIBOHM DODGE
INTERSTATE
vtfdt eur sales room, inspect our stock.
DRIVE HOME A BARGAIN.
THE BUCK CO.
809 N. Pennsylvania
One square north of postotflee.
Open Evenings
i
Imrsh}
Nash-Renewed Cars
ARK GUARANTEED.
Wo offer for your om-eful inspec
tion the following 1 used cars at ex
ceptional values impossible to dup- *
| licate. |
1919 Maxwell touring . . s3.'*o
1919 Maxwell touring with new 4
Up S4OO
1917 Patterson touring SIOO
1914 Cadillac touring $4. r 0
1917 Oakland touring $350
Cah or terms.
Losey-Xash Retail Cos.
400 N. Capitol ave.
Main 3348-3349. Automatic 21-946.
PAIGE sportster, painted yellow, wire
wheels. Individual fenders and step
, board*, only $296 down. 618 N. Capitol
i Open evening*
' BEVEN-PABENGER Studebaker for eale.
a bargain If sold a once. Call Drexel
1023 or 622 Lexington nvenue.
LEXINGTON five pajßeenger sportster.
Snappy looker, new paint, new top;
only $2$S down. 618 N. Gapitol avenue.
COLE 8 touring. 7-pasaengor. Rarg&ln,
$145 down, $6 weekly. 618 N. Capitol
avenue.
MONROE touring new paint, new top
Firxt $460 cash takes it. 618 N. Capitol
avenue.
COLUMBIA automobiles. ARTHUR
DIETZ COMPANY, distributor*. 830 N.
Meridian. .Main 6716.
OVERLAND roadster 83, new tires and
top. $225. Harrison 0755. 2342 N Capi
tol ave.
MONROE chummy M-2. Make me an
offsr. Circle 2900.
DODGE touring fine shape, bargain. $176
down. $t weekly. 611 N. Capitol.
OVERLAND 4. 1020 dandy First $375
cash takes it. 618 N. Capitol ave.
, FORD touring 1918. Fine shape. sllO
down $5 weekly 618 N Capitol.
OVERLAND Country (Hub. wire wheels;
snappy. $146 down. 518 N Capitol.
STUDEBAKER 6 touring. 7-pa*eng*r,
dandy. Only $146 down. 618 N. Capitol.
1920 HUPMObTle'touring 11 ke ne w7~235
North Pennsylvania.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Wo Are Closing Out Our
USED CAR STOCK
We have a number of real bar
gains. Give us a chance to show
them to you. This is one real
opportunity to purchase a good
used car at a price below any
thing ever offered.
Oakland 34-B Touring
Oakland 32-B Roadster
Oakland 32 Roadster
Studebaker Light Six Touring
Oakland Motor Car
Company
325 N. Pennsylvania St.
Paige Sport
Rpsutifnl lb-71 spp.-iai sport mod
el, equipped with six <liso>**| wueels. six
cord tiri-B. special tire covers, lumps,
bumpers, two fender mirrors, two spot
light* and many other useful accesso
ries; also special Artcraft I'allfornia type
winter top. Far completely cover. I with
Artcraft leather. Owned by official of
company. Never off r'ty streets Gnu
Inal price s4,ftO). Will accept trade or
will sacrifice for cash.
Sterling Motor Car Cos.
Distributors Faiire t ars and Trucks
C 7-711. H. 7.7 V Meridian st M iSO-S.
Paige Light Six
This car haa be*n loft with tia by pri
rare own*T to bo *oid. Newly painted
and in good mrcbani'-nl n*nittton. Can
be bought right Looks and rldns flic
Sterling Motor Car Cos.
Distributors I’alg? Gars and Trucks
c 73*1. tst N Merld an st and
AUTOMOBILES—SALE OR TRADE.
SALE or trsds Overland automobile, good
as new Drexsl 4967.
TRUCKS—FOR SALE.
TRUCKS.
112-TonI 1 2-Ton Autocar chassis with
cab. Used, but rebuilt in our own
shops. To be sold v\ith regular
1-year Autocar guarantee.
IVvTon Diamond ‘' T ” chassis.
Used but 40 days. Will sell with
guarantee ns if new. Bargain
price.
Ford truck with new body and
cab, in splendid condition.
Studebaker Speed truck with
panel body, electric lights and
starter. Will make jui excellent
delivery unit.
THE BUCK CO.
313 N. Penn. St.
Distributors of Autocar Trucks.
Main 0308. Auto. 24-371.
TRUCKMEN, NOTICE P ~
114-TON CAB AND STAKE BODY.
RE!) SEAL CONTINENTAL MOTOR.
WILL BELL ON LIBERAL TERMS.
HARRISON 0755.
2312 N. CAPITOL AVE.
AUTOMOBILES—WANTED.
AUTOS WANTED
I. Wolf Auto Cos.
619 N. Illinois St. Main 1579. Auto. 22-063.
~ AUTOS WANTED
Largest used car dealers in State.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS
618 N. Capitol. Open evenings.
AUTOS wanted. WEISSMANS 212-14 E.
New York street. Main 4416
1 j WILL trade 3 lots for an automobile.
Call Webster 6197
*UTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES.
AUTO WASHING
Our specialty. 834 North Illinois
S & S Auto Laundry
FOR SALE —TWO *3x4'4 FIRE STONE
CORD TIRES. ONE 87x8. SIX 3 Ix3
WHEELS. ONE FORD BLOCK 1920
THREE SETS OF FORD COILS 36 KEN
TUCKY AVENUE.
MOTORCYCLE S^AND^BICYCL.ES^
Now is the time to have your motorcycle
overhauled and re-enameled
ERNEST HUGHES CO.
634-36 Mass. Av*. Main 6404.
CASH paid for all kinds of motorcycles.
FLOYD PETERMAN 609 Massachusetts
avenue.
INDIAN motorcycle for nale or will trade
as first payment c.i automobile. Inquire
402 West New York street.
INSTRUCTIONS.
MEN WANTED.
THE MARINE UNIVERSITY wants to
get in touch with men who are anxious to
become DECK OFFICERS in the
MERCHANT MARINE SERVICE, COAST
GUARD. U. S. NAVY.
To these men we can offer a complete
course in navigation, seamanship. etc.,
which will enable them to pass the re
quired examinations for these positions.
Our HOME STUDY PLAN is the best In
the world. This preparation will take four
to six months. Salaries after the course Is
completed run from $176 to 2400 per montn
and all expenses.
THIS SCHOOL HAS NEVER YET
FAILED TO SECURE A GRADUATE A
POSITION.
THE MARINE UNIVERSITJT.
Nautical School.
St. Paul, Minn.
PERSONALS.
FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for
private; prices reasonable
rosy work for board; babies adopted, writs
for booklet. MRS. T. B. LONG, 4911 E.
Twenty-Seventh t Kansas C't’y. Mo.
HAIR dyeing and facial work a specialty
Done privately, day or night. Dyes re
moved from hair. Years of experience.
Drexel 3239.
MME J. J. BROOKS *
announces to her heauty patrons that she
ated M 1744 N. HI. Ran. 4897.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
Everybody wear **
PANTS (, \
We sell ’em. That's l II
our business. I /
THE PANTS STORE l A|/ ■
COMPANY. l)U|
Two Stores. Ms
48 W. I Ohio ~
Wuit wearing ready-made yfo ____
PANTS $S
Ws make them to your — * $)
measure for Cl 1/
IKON TAILORING CO.
XSI K. New York et. Upetalra
Good rubber tired Invalid
rWTBt chairs for rent. $3.50 a month,
JHOfA no charge for delivery. Baker
Why pay
two middlemen profits? Buy from fac
tory direct Send for free catalog. ACME
THUNK AND HAG FACTORY. Spring
ODDS and ends In grocery fixtures. Meal
boxes. Ice boxes, restaurant tables and
Chairs counters and show crises. BAKER
BROS.
ROLL roofing. $! 25 per roll; sash with
£ 2**. $1.60 each In lots of 10 or more;
framing material second-hand. 1205
.Mxm. ave. Webster 6818.
LADY’S fal! suit, dark blue serge, lined
with silk, beautifully trimmed Will sac
rifh e for quick sate Webster 689 4
FOR SALE—Coney fur coat, good condi
tion. sl6. Circle 83i.7.
ROLL-TOP DES K~ for sale. 20 Sou t b
Capitol ave. Mr. In 6 4:. 9
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE.
USED
White end Sanger
rV Rer.tsd 23 per
month. Repairs \ <
antl P art * * or all I(J j
*•'■ make* guaranteed
II llaaa. Avs Main faS#.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
GO TO Baker BROS, for furniture, rug**
and stove*. lay meats. 219-225 Ea*t
VSsiMiirglon atreet.
11x15 RUG child's bed, kitchen table. 1919
N Meridian. Randolph 8637.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
RECORDS, good records of any make you
desire. 40c. BAKER BROfl., 218 £at
Washington.
PLT STOCK AND POULTRY.
Birds—Dogs—Pet Stock
W 9 have Ju*t received anew shipment
of parrots consisting of Cuban*. King
Double Yellow Heads. Red Heads and
Piuiaina Green These are exceptinipiHy
fine birds and every one a guaranteed
talker We are also offering some extra
nice canaries und dogs ai very reusonaLle
prli es.
R. W. Shotwell Cos.
IMPORTERS.
737 Mass. Circle 0613.
Will buy young female canaries.
Bring them in.
PARROTS—Young hand raised tame Mexi
cans, guaranteed. $5 60 each. We ship
safely everywhere. \\ rue us for circulars,
t ari&rles. puppt* **• pigeons. p*ta of every
description NATIONAL PET SHOP. St.
Louis, Mo.
HOMES wauled for healthy nomelsss dogs
INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY.
City dug pound. 924 K. N. Y. Main 0878
SHETLAND pony and buggy for sale.
Webater 6350.
FINANCIAL.
YOU CAN
BORROW MONEY
SO CHEAP
and on sucb easy terms ot repayment
from tho Fidelity Loan Company, a 11
censed and bonded firm, for use in paying
overdue bills or to buy the things you
need tor C.O.SH at BARGAIN PRICES
that every one should take advantage U
onr uervic*.
LOANS AN FURNITURE
$20.00 to $300.00
et legal rates, on short notice and wlthou'
j übllcity. We give you all the time you
runt to repay a loan and only charge so
the a-'tual time you have the money. Fair.
Isn’t it?
You Can Afford to Borrow
On $ 40 pay $2 a month an 4 Interest
On $ tit pay $3 a month and interest
On SIOO pay $5 a month end Interest
PAY MORE ANY TIME AND REDUCE
THE COSY
IN YOUR BEHALF
TV* ere on the Job eight hours a day. end
through personal coniaot and personal
Service, plus a deep personal interest, we
can nerve you and your friends as you
wish to be served. In thes% unusual times
business friendships, close relations, mu
tual understandings and co-operation are
peal assets to all of us. W are ready t
go three-fourths of the way. Now It is
rip to you.
FIDELITY LOAN CO
-106 E. Market St.
Room 532 Lemcke Bldg.
Mnln 1278. Anto. 27-788.
WK ‘.RE PREI'ARED TO MAKE REAL
ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY- WE
PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS.
MORTGAGES. BONDS AND STOCKS
LISTED IND UNLISTED.
INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO.
FRANK K SAWYER Pres.
Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bldg.
Southwest corner D lawftre and Market.
FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana
and Indianapolis real estate R. B. WIL
SON. 108 N. Leiaware at Main 1618
Tnsurancb. - j
in all Its branches. AUBREY D. PORTER. I
•26 Lemcke bldg. Main 1012.
I
by Beck
MACHINERY AND TOOLB.
I
WONDER
CONCRETE MIXERS
Nut red.
BUHL FINCH.
314 W. Maryland St.
COAL AND WOOD FOR SALE.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
Best Ind. or Linton, clean forked.... $7.00
Illinois lump, large clean forked.... $7 50
Best Brazil block, large forked. 18.50
Try our Pocahontas, none better.
Delivered anywhere in the city. Free
kindling with each tot ordered or more.
Drexel S2BO. Auto. 62-364.
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed prop>a[ will be received at the
office of the Board of Trustees of the Cen
tral Indiana Hospital for the Insane until
10 o'clock a. in. Aug 26, 1921, for the
items enumerated below. Each bidder
must deposit with his proposal a certified
check in the amount noted with the
item. The proceeds of the certified check
shall become the property of the Board of
Trustees, acting for and representing the
State of Indiana, els liquated damages in
the event the bidder whose prop oral is ac
cepted shall not, within 10 days after the
at\ard of the contract, enter Into a written
agreement and secure the same with a
surety bond in the full amount of the con
tract price
The Board of Trustees reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Item No. 1. Plumbing and heating of
two new toilet rooms, department for
women, kitchen, accompanied by a cer
tified check for SIOO 00
Item No 2 Remodeling of portions of
bar center, department for women, to pro
vide for toilet ar.d store rooms—accom
panied by a certified check for SIOO.OO.
Item No 3. Repair of roofs and sheet
metal work, main building, rear center
and dining hall, department for women—
accompanied by a certified check for
$500.00.
Specifications for this work are on file
at tlie office of the Board of Trustees.
Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane
and at the office of Adolf Scherer, archi
tect.
By order of the Board of Trustees. Cen
tral Indiana Hospital for the Insane.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed. the Board of Commisl ners of Ma
rion County. Indiana, will, up to 10 o’clock
a. m.. Sept. 27, 1921, receive sealed bids for
construction of woman’s department for
Marlon County Jail by remodeling oid
power house, according to plans and spec
ifications on fils in the office of the audi
tor of Marlon County.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
bond and an affidavit as required by law.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or &1I bids.
Witness our hands this 11th day of
A igust, 1921.
CARLIN H SHANK.
H. D TI'TEWILER.
LEWIS W. GEORGE.
Commissioners of Marion County.
Attest —LEO K. FESLER. Auditor.
Aug 13, 20. 27.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX
LEVIES.
In the matter of determining the tax
rates for certain by Washington
Township, Marion County. Indiana.
Before the Township Advisory Board.
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of
Washington Township, Marion County, In
diana. that the proper legal officers of
said municipality at their regular meeting
place on the 6th day of September, 1921,
will consider the following budget:
BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWN
SHIPS.
Township Fund—
Salary of trustee $ 1.500.00
Office rent
Trustee’s expense
a. Traveling
b. Office 50.00
Ork hire. . 500.00
Supplies for justice of
the peace 100.00
Records for advertis
ing 125.00
Public ditches (assess
ment against town
ship) 200.00
Pny of advisory board 15.00
School transfers 3 000.00
Payment of loans
Payment of Interest
Examination of rec
ords 35.00
Miscellaneous--
1 Attorney’s fees. .. . 150.00
2. Care of cemetery. . 16.00
Total township fund $ 5.990.00
ESTIMATE OF TOWNSHIP FUNDS TO
BE RAISED.
Estimated expenditures
as above $ 5.990.00 j
Working balance at end
of year to meet neces
sary expenditures un
til receipts of revenue
from taxation 1,500.00
Total $ 7.490.00
Leas estimated revenue
and balance revenue
not derived from tax
ation $ 100.00
Balance at end of this
year 1.500.00
Total deductions. $ 1.600.00
Amount necessary to be
raised by taxation... $ 5,890.00
SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND.
Additional ground $
New buildings 200.00
Repair of buildings. . . . 800.00
School furniture and
supplies 1.400.00
Fuel for school house.. 3.900.00
Purchase of achool
busses $ 3,000.00
Special school fund
debt
Payment of Interest
School transfers
Pay of teacher*
Transportation 8.560.00
Teacherß* institutes.... 1,212.00
Janitor service 3.200.00
Miscellaneous 2,000.00
1. Sanitation 75.00
2. Insurance on bldgs . 1,500.00
3. Commencement ex
pense 50.00
Total special school
fund $25,897.00
ESTIMATE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL FUNDS
TO BE RAISED.
Estimate of expendi
tures as above. ...... $2 >,897.90
Working balance at end
of year to meet nec
essary expenditure**
until receipts of rev
enue from taxation.. 7,000.00
Lose estimated revenue
and balance 32,897.00
Revenr j not derived
from taxation $ 50.00
Auto,
28-351
LEGAL NOTICE.
(Continued.)
Balance st end ot this
year f,009.00
Total deductions.., $ 7,0604
Amount necessary to be
raised by taxation.... 26,847.0
BOND FUND.
Payment of bonds {18.6i10.00
Payment of tntereet.... 8,208.00
Total bond fund... $21,780.00
ESTIMATE OF BOND FUND TO BE
RAISED.
Estimate of expendi
tures as above {21,760.08
Working balance at end
of year to meet neces
sary expenditures un
til receipts of rev
enue from taxation... 7.000,00
Jotal $28,760.08
Less estimated revenue
and balance revenue
not derived from tax
ation $
Balance at end of this
year 7.000.00
Total deductions. .. { 7.000.0#
Amount necessary to be
raised by taxation... $21,700.09
LIBRARY FUND.
Books, binding and pe
riodicals „..$
Salaries librarians and
assistants ........
Maintenance of build-
Inga, including Jani- ~
tor
Repairs ........
Supplies, poetage. ex
press, freight ........
Rural extension work
Miscellaneous
Total library fund*. $........
ESTIMATE OF LIBART FUND TO B 9
RAISED.
Estimate of expendi
tures as above
YVorklng balance at end
of year to meet nec
essary expenditures
until' receipts of rev
enue from taxation.. ........
Total $ j
Less estimated revenue
and balance revenue
not derived from
taxation $. .......
Balance at end of this
year ........
Total deductions... $ ..J
Amount necessary to be
. raised by taxation....
TUITION FUND.
Pay of teachers $29,200.00
Transfers ,
Total tuition fund. $29 200.98
ESTIMATE OF TUITION FUNDS TO BH
RAISED.
Estimate of expendi
tures as above $29,200.99
Working balance at end
of year to meet neces
sary expenditures until
receipt of revenue
from taxation 10.000.04
Total $39,200.08
Less estimated revenue
and balance revenue
not derived from
taxation $ 800.00
Balance at end of this
year 10.000.00
j Total deductions... $10,500.0$
Amount necessary to be
raised by taxation... $28,700.00
POOR FUND.
To reimburse county... $ 800.00
ESTIMATE OF POOR FUND TO BE
RAISED.
Estimate of expendi
tures as above $ 800.0#
Working balance at end
of year to meet neo
eaeary expenditures
until receipts of rev
enue from taxation. _ 100.00
Total $ 400.00
Less estimated revenue
and balance revenue
i not derived from tax
ation
Balance at end of this
year $ 100.00
Total deductions. .. $ 100.03
Amount necessary to be
raised by taxation. ... $ 300.00
PROPOSED LEVIES,
Net taxable property. $168,960.40
: Number of taxable polls 869.00
Levy Levy Amount to
on on be
Name of fund, poll* property. raised.
Township .01% $ 6,990.00
Road ## * • •
i Special school.* •• -1® 25,050 00
Bond U 21,760.00
' ; S'it
Poor 00 H SOO.OO
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES
: COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED.
Name of fund. _ .
To b
1 Collected Collected Collected Collected
191? Levy 1919 lovy 1920 Levy 1921 Levy
Township— __ ... ..
{3.378.66 {1.836.53 $3,430.04 $6,300.00
Road— . ..
2,390 78 854.35 51.39 0,90
Special School—
-14,774.27 17,488.83 81.107.30 25,600.00
B ' 13.089 73 9.623.89 330.36 22,000.00
Tuition— ... ..
13.780.99 17.219 58 21,427.60 82,000.00
•potal '
$47,41 4.43 {47.028 03 $56,848.58 $85,900.00
Tax pavers appearing shall have a rlghs
|to he heard thereon. After the t*x levied
rave been determined, ten or more
pa'vrs feeling themselves aggrieved by
such levies, may appeal to the State Board
.> ax Commissioners for further ana final
teflon thereon, by filing a petition thereto*
with the County Auditor not later than th*
so • Monday of September, and the State
Bot - will fix a date of hearing in thl4
county.
Dated Aug. 18. 1921.
(■HAS. P. WRIGHT.
JOHN HAVCOURT,
O. H. HAMMOND.
ELIJAH DAWSON.
ROTARY CLUB TO
MEET AT MALO’S
All-Day Outing Will Be Held
With Dancing in the
Evening.
The country meeting of the Tndiannpo-
Us Rotary Club, which will be held “rain
or shine” Tuesday at Mnlo's, Fifty-Ninth
street and Keystone avenue, will begin at
11 a in. and will end with dancing some
time in the evening.
The program elaborate, beginning with
horseshoe pitching, cards and basebaiT"
The suggestion is made in the program,
by the way —“Bring your own shoes.”
Meanwhile, for the chtldrau, there will
be saddle ponies, buggy ponies, play
ground games arranged by recreation
Supervisors and a story-telling hour.
And then, at 1 p. m.. dinner will be
served, with President Frank E. Flcyd
presiding, with greetings by the president
und the awarding of prizes ranging from
a chicken for th elargest family, nu
merically. present, to a quart of milk
daily for the month of September for the
youngest Rotary baby.
There will be a recess at 2 p. m. for
outdoor festivities, which will include
many gnmes and athletic events embrac
ing a bread throwing contest, a baseball
throwing contest, a rolling pin throwing
contest, a three legged race a potato race,
a backward race, an egg race, a shoe race,
a sack race, a peanut race and there will
be dashes ranging in length from fifty
yards to one hundred yards, and races
for thin men and fat men and for charter
members.
But. really, tlie contests are bewildering
in their numbers, and those just cited
merely give a general idea of them.
PLAY BY feTRIC’T RILES.
HARTFORD CITY. Ind.. Aug. 20.
The old game of horseshoe pitching has
been revived m Hartford City and great
interest is being taken in the sport.
Joseph Roberds, a garage man. has had
four regulation shoes made and regula
tion rules are being enforced in the
games.

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