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INDIANA DAILY TIMBR
25-29 8. Meridian St.
Main 8500. Classified Adv. Dept.
BATES.
One time 11 P®r lln
Three consecutive times. . .10 per line
61* consecutive times 09 per line
Contract rates on application.
Dodges and club
notices 75c per Insertion
Church notices (1 inch or
leas) 60c per Insertion
Over i Inch 07 per line additional
Death notices 85c per Insertion
Card ol Thanks or In Meraorlam
Notices *7 per line
Ads received until 11:45 a- at. for
publication same day.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
sff XEi hJii CcL
Parlors 1922 Union Pt
FLANNEK & BUCHANAN
920 North Illinois iv
Funeral directors to the people of Indian
spoils since 1227.
Phones—Main 0641-0842. LI 2541.
ifrUiAnnapolis crematory
George Gnnstemer
Funeral Director. 623 E. Market.
Old phone Main 0908. W 720*.
j. o. Wilson
1230 Prospect RT 1871. Drexel 032 X
W. T. Blasengym
1625 Shelby st. Drexel 2570. Stewart 1114.
1702 N Illinois. Randolph 6870.
CHAaTAL" HOCKENSMITH.
734 N. Illinois.
Main 1166. LI 1166.
kX'NEKAIT DIRECTO 168—
WM E. KKKIGER.
LI 1154. Main 1464, 1402 N. Illlnoia
UAXiD—BiIKT 8. GADD. 2120 Prospect el.
Phones: Drexel 0423. 8T 2278.
UNDERTAKERS—HISEI * TITUS. 961
North Dei. LI 6524. Main 3520.
KEENEY & KEENEI.
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.
CONES, WILLIAM W. —Beloved husband
of Margaret H. Cones and father of
Charles G. and Frank Cones. Mrs. Emms
Arbuckle, Mrs. Bertha Johnson and Mrs.
Tressla Moore Kirk, all of Indianapolis,
and Mrs. Alice Applegate of Clermont, de
parted this life Thursday, Jan. 12, at his
residence, Clermont, Ind., at 10 a. m., age
81 years, 11 months and 9 days. Funeral
Monday. Jan. 16, at M. E. Church, Cler
mont, at 10 a. m. Burial Crown Hill.
Friends Invited.
NORTON, CHARLES CL—Beloved hus
band of Alma Norton and father of Har
old Norton, passed Into eternal sleep at the
home, 1621 W. Morris st., Thursday after
noon at 4 o'clock. Friends may call at
any time after Saturday noon. %fvices
at the residence Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Burial at Crown Hill cemetery.
Funeral and burial private.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express our sincere thanks
and appreciation to our relatives, friends
and neighbors for their kindness and sym
pathy given us and Mrs. William Fleming,
who was so faithful during the Illness and
death of our baby girl, Mary Frances.
Also the beautiful flowers and the Rev.
Mr Davis for his words of consolation.
MR. AND MRS. CHA3. MILLER AND
FAMILY.
IN MEMORIAM.
IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance
of our dear mother, Elizabeth Bangert,
who passed away one year ago today.
Beneath our eyes she faded slowly.
Growing day by day more frail;
Bearing sweetly all her sufferings
Without a murmur or a wall.
A loving mother, true and kind,
Her like on earth we cannot find;
For us she always did her best.
May God grant her eternal rest.
HER LOVING CHILDREN. _
CHURCH NOTICES.
HEAR
HUM
EMI L KITES
AT
CABLE
TABERNACLE
Ohio and New Jersey Sts.
2:30 p. m. aiid 7:30 p. m.
Special chorus by the
largest organized choir
in the world of 1,500
voices.
Also special duets and
quartet selections.
Joe Overmeyer, Direc
tor of choir.
Everybody invited.
Doors open at 1 o’clock
and 6:30 p. m.
All Souls Unitarian
Church
Alabama st.. near Fifteenth.
Frank S. C. Wicks,
D. De,
MINISTER
Address at 11 a.
SUBJECT: '
“Reward asset
Punishment”
Does nature reward and punish or only
visit consequences upon us?
Church school at 9:45 a. m.
FIRST .SPIRITUALIST - CHURCH ’
608 N. Liberty street, between Mass,
ave. and North street, Sunday T. 45 p. m.
Lecture by the pastor, Ruth Van De
Beuken, S. M. Subject: “Spiritualism,
the Light of Life.’" Messages by J. R
Klausser. Message and healing service
every Wednesday at 2 and 7:45 p. m., con
ducted bv the Ladles' Aid. Mediums pres
ent will give the messages qt 2 p. n>. The
pastor will give messages at 7:45 p. m.
We want every splrltuaist who Is Interest
ed in spiritualism to attend the lyceum
each Sunday at 2:30 p. m. This Is a Sun
day school for the children, so bring
them or send them to us. This lyceum is
held at 608 N, Liberty street. It Is a
lyceum of and for the churches affiliated
with the I. S. A. of S, So come; be one
of us. You are cordially Invited to attend
ai! of thee services and will be made
welcome.
PROGRESSIVE SPIRITU Y.LIST CHURCH'
Redmen’s hall, corner Capitol ave. and
North street.
REV. H. W. B MYRICK *
will favor us with a lecture. His subject
will be:
"GOD’S POOR HOUSE."
Mrs. Bessie Woodworth will give blind
fold ballot message*. Music by Mrs. Hod
son. Services promptly at 7:4 p. m.
Everybody welcome. The ladles' will meet
on Tuesday afternon at 2 o’clock at the
F.edmen's hall. Mr. Myrlck w 11: be pres
ent. Messages will be given by Mrs. Wood
worth and other mediums preseat. Public
U vlted and made welcome,
GAS BUGGIES
WHATS MAKING / TUIS O\o ByjF’K ( T ACX, 17. --.I V / v ( , h - ( -—\ f *
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S/n Wrn SSi2¥j 7 \ one U (Are p oZtJ K ) there - fellaT
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INSTRUCTIONS.
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Os University Grade Through Home Study
w rOU need not devote from 2 to 4 years experience. The thoroughness of LaSalle
u to preparation for your business ca- training Is proven by the positive results
reer. The LaSalle Problem Method It has brought to thousands of men who
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LASALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY
THE WORLDS LARGEST BUSINESS TRAINING INSTITUTION.
HID 1020 Uume-Mansur Bldg.
Please send me Information about the requirements and opportunities of the
position Choked—also details of the quickest and most practical plan by which I
may secure it.
r 1 Business Management. f I Department Manager,
t 1 c ? u "t“‘ nt ant [ j Production Manager. [ J Bank Executive,
c 1 9°®f,A C [ 1 Traffic Manager. I I L-gal Counselor.
[] Auditor. r i s.ues Manager. f ) Expert Correspondent.
II Coinp.toller. [j Advertising Manager. t ) Corresponds Supervisor
[ ] Collection Manager. [ ] Office Manager. I i Foreign Correspondent.
Phone No
Name
Business Address
Address - - ... .
CHURCH NOTICES. ....
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. St.TLNi .6i
Meridian ar.d Twentieth
Hoy services lit II a. tu. as'd S p.
day school at 11 a. m. Wednesday even ; *
testimonial meeting at 8 o'- ■; k ,„
room at 813 Occidental bulging.
week days from 9 a. m to 9 P- m.. except
Wednesday. *\. h-n closed at ~
“ SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST.
Delaware and Twelfth 'd l ’*' 1 -:'- ,
Sunday services at 11 a m. and xP- ••
Sunday school, first session. S>3ol a. m
second session, 11 a. m. ' S j^s'Vclock
nlng testimonial meeting at ■
Reading room, 1258 Lemcke Ann . P
dally from 9 a. m. to 4 P- “ „ a ,,d
Wednesday, when closed at i do P- n„ a
Sunday. when_opea from 3 to 5 p. m.
rit inn CHURCH OF CHRIST. S'' lEN I ■■■" 1
T U? 3 ?0 Washington blvd. Sunday serv
ices 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school,
. 1' a m Wednesday evening testlmon
2lmating at 8 o'clock Heading room a.
205 la. 34th *t., opn daily Lorn 10 a. u.
9 and rn. except Wednesday when .
at 7 30 p. m. and Sunday, when open from
1 to 5 p. m.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST —Crystal locket with photo R-ble;
valuable as keepsake. Reward. \\ a. h
ington 3717. Leave at Indiana 1 lai.y Times.
LOST —Gold wrist watch. Initial AJ. S.
Valued as gift. Dr*. 3391. ring 1. Re-
FOUND —One tire south of city. For ln
tormatlon call 531 Kentucky aver tie,
PERSONALS.
FAIRMOUNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
for confinement, private; prices r iv li
able: may work for board; babies adopted,
write for booklet. MRS. T. B. LONG. 4xll
E. Twenty-Seventh st., Kan as City, Mo.
WANTED —Everyone suffering plies; fis
tu'a tiseures, ulcerations, t -.nstlpatlon,
bleeding, itching, write for trial. pleasant
painless pile combination, b. U. fAK.d.I,
Auburn, Indiana. .
I SPEC IALIZE
on drugless healing. Chiropractic, osteop
athy and magnetic massage.
MARGARET SELLERS.
Drexel 4277. 715 South Meridian.
PRIVATE massages by masseur of French
Lick Springs Hotel. Here for the win
ter. CLAUDE POWERS. Belmont 1906.
NOTICES.
" ASH
NOTICE
The cooperation of ail householder is
asked In keeping their ashes dry to pre
vent freezing In order that they can bo
collected. A city ordinance requires covers
for all containers. A wooden or metal
cover can easily be made to protect the
ashes from the weather. Frozen ashes can.
not be removed from the receptacles and
this results In many complaints of "failure
to collect” and also in damages to con
tainers In attempting to remove the ashes.
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMIS
SIONERS.
~~ MALE HELP—WANTED.
Want e d —Boy s
who wish to carry Times routes or
to start up new Times routes In central
part of city, call and see Mr. Mooreliead
any afternoon at Times office after 2
o'clock.
SOLICITORS and canvassers wanted for
house-to-house work in Indianapolis. A
worker can make good money on a well
Advertised proposition; commission basis,
.-tee Mr. Barton, the Indiana Dally Times,
before noon any day this week.
EXPERIENCED scoring machine men;
also corner cutter for paper box factory;
steady work. Address A No. 1852. Times.
ONE first-class striper. None other need
apply. CLIMAX MACHINERY CO. 143
E. Morris st.
AGENTS—WANTED.
AGENTS —Hert s a sure winner. We p v
$3 an hour for jour spare time taking
orders for "fcanol” Pure Food Flavor*.
Miss Edith Haut made $54 in one w . k
Wnite for sample case. Mnk. beautiful
display. Shows IS articles of best ami
fastest sellers of Flavors, fioap.s. Perfumes,
Toilet Articles, etc. Every woman buys.
Big repeaters. Have a steady income.
Customer must be satisfied or money back.
Send for sample case today. AMERICAN
PRODUCTS CO., 5614 American Bldg.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
$36 to $56 weekly in your spare time do
ing special advertising work tmong the
families of your city; no experience nec
essary; write today for full pa. titulars.
AMERICAN PRODUCTS Cos., 5616 Ameri
can Bldg.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
MAN to work this city reflnishing chan
deliers. brass beds, automobiles, by nen
method; $lO daily without capital or ex
perience. Write GUNMKTAL CO., 97
Elm. Decatur 111.
FEMALE H ELP-WAN-t^
WANTED IMMEDIATELY Exp. rlenced
hand embroiderers; crochets rs, hem
etjtchers. We furnish material paying
tfbfrally for making. Stamped envelope
krlngs particulars. UNDERWOOD ART
GOODS CO. Portsmouth Ohio.
SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE.
I DO laundry work at home. Randloph
1790, Lincoln 3956.
INSTRUCTIONS.
SPECIAL COURSE
for Burroughs calulat< r perator. Class
starts Jan. 16. F>r information call or
write rne.
JACKSON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
157 N. Illinois. Circle 1214.
Bailway Mail Clerks
are offered S *,OOO to start, promoti.to
$3,300. D .st- f*‘ e c:t. rks. $1.40u to S;.SOO,
Mm and women over is. Experience tin
no'essary. K.xamination soon. U.>r fu!!
partlcu ar and tp* ial preparti. >n ca 1
or write Indiana Civil Service School, 157
N. Illinois te t. Suite 207. Bhone Main
-■ ‘ • ; eveningg.
SPECIAL COURSE
for Burroughs calculator operator. Clas-s
starts Jan. 16, P'or information call or
write me.
J ACKSON BUS I NESS COI.LEG E
157 N. liiinoiH. Circle 1214.
PHIVATE le.H.M,!:.'- all sy? terns shorthand
typewriting und bookkeeping; certlfled
teachers; day arid night cl&set-s; special
rates now offered. Cali or write for par
ticulars. Circle 1214.
JACKSON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
157 _N. Illinois t.
MEN to learn narber trade. TKI-CIT*
BAKBEH COLLEGE 30d E. Ua-htog
ton at.. Ind! tnapolls. Ind. Circle 0757.
BUSINESS SERVICES.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
Sharpened. TUTTf.KDoE 201 Indiana av.
FURNITURE repairing, upholstering arid
reflnishing; n* v overstuffed furniture
made to order. 2121 L\ Mich. Web. 4 519.
FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated;
feather mattresses and pillows made E. K.
BURKLK, i) a Mass. M 1428. LI. 87 75
L. E HOLDING.
Fheet metal worker, guttering, spouting,
furnace repairing a spe.jJa.ty. Circle 6568.
FOR dead animals. aj4T.ll Drexel 8365, or
b’tewart 1581.
CURTAIN'S to launder. Drexel 0895.
MRS. J. LUTZ.
DE” FCTIVES.
CJxi igl*'y-Ilyland Agency
Civil atid* Criminal Investigators.
226-529 U bldg. '-liln 2902.
HOUSE&—TO LET.
Houses
NORTHEAST.
2227 N Meridian, 8 rooms $60.00
3115 Central, 6 rooms $60.00
4311 E. Michigan, 7 rooms $40.00
21s N. Hamilton ave., 6 rooms $95.00
1215 Cornell ave.. 3 rooms sl6 50
NORTHWEST.
8470 Salem st., 8 rooms $60.00
163 McLean, 6 rooms $30.00
919 Ketihamst., 6 rooms $12.00
403 Haugh st., 4 rooms $15.00
SOUTHEAST.
2314 Woodlawn ave., 6 rooms $lB 00
139 Detroit st., 6 rooms $16,00
712 S. Keystone, 4 rooms sl2 00
SOU I'HWEST.
114 W McCarty, 5 rooms $15.00
1302t4 S. Belmont. 4 rooms sls 00
FLATS.
3335 N. Meridian, 7 rooms SIIO.OO
3744 N. Meridian, fi rooms SIOO.OO
J. < r. Ml'( 'ullougll
106 N. Delaware. Main 1710.
Good Houses
116 Shelby, f. rooms $16.00
161'3 Bates. 5 rooms 15.00
1626 clmber, 4 rooms 14.00
2032 Maine. 4 rooms 17.50
2060 Cornell, 3 rooms 12.00
668 Highland ave., f> rooms 20.00
Oil E. St. Clair, 5 rooms 20.00
3324 Hobson. 6 rooms 20.00
Dunlop & Holtegel
122 E. tfarket.
2102-4 Langley Ave.
Four rooms, semi-modern, good location,
near car line. $20.00.
Htato Havings and Trust Cos.
Main 4518.
Four-Room House
1710 Bialne ave., electric lights; price,
sl6 per month. Irvington 2504-R2.
FOWLER & EATON
SOI City Trust bldg. Main 6871.
For Colored
614 Blake; 7-room house $26 per month.
Dunlop & Holtegel
ELEGANTLY furnished 4-room cottage;
electricity, gas. No objection to 1 or 2
children. Randolph 6340.
F(.l U-KOOM house, garden space, garage.
Thirty end and Emerson. Webster
TEMPLE, 242 S.; four rooms; electric
Sights, gas for cooking. sl6. Drexel
511$. t
FI^NISH
WOODLAWN. 2312; one-half double four
rooms neatly furnished; bath, phone.
Call Drexel *194.
TWO lar*?e rooms und bath; special to
reliable employed couple. Circle 2629.
The old world aint so selfish after all
FLATS, APARTMENTS—TO LET.
316 E. North
Five-room apartment, SOS per month.
Howard C. Venn,
los E. Market Main 1115.
For Rent
Colored apt., 705 North Senate avenue.
Circle 6600.
li ANoFER AND STORAGE.
Blue Star Transit
Local ami long-distance hauling.
BERT SMITH
155 Kentucky ave.
AUTO MOVING VAN SKRVICE.
Main 2294.
PARTLOW FIREPROOF .STORAGE CO
I’rlvate locked rooma and open apace
25c pe" mon h and up. Local and over
land transfer. We call and gl 'e you e
act prices on any kind of woik without
any obligations. 419-23 la. Market atteet.
Main 271,0. LI 3680.
Sliank Superior Service
BUST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE
TRANSFER. PACKING AND SHIPPING.
22 7 N. New Jersey at.
Main 2028. Id 112*.
PACKING, 1
SUESZ. Main 3628. Night, Web*
titer 0699.
J I Alt A NT. E E I’KANSFEK * u.
74.00 per load We esltmato your house
free. Call Circle 3469.
b< HOLL T RAN SUL It will Have y.u money.
all kinds of hauling. Phone lu*. 364 4.
Randolph h^/3.
UX'CURSIuN rates on transfer work, quick
service-. liaul anything anywhere. Call
Web. 2512.
PEOPLE'S TRANSFER, under nw man
agement. $- xt*r load and up. Drexel
1465
UNION STATION TRANSFER Local, over
land moving, guaranteed work. M. 7113.
rocms 7: to LET.
Front Room
Modern; private home north. Randolph
8283.
I . •
gentlemen at $6.60 each at 3719 East
k street.
BEAI TiFLL <--!onial home; private bath;
hone comforts; for respectable. Ran
dolph 3938.
BROADWAY, 2622; sleeping room in pri
vate home; 1 or 2 gentlemen. Randolph
TWO room, modern. h**;c and light fur
nished. J 6 per week. 1611 E. Market t.
p NIA ' '• 12; nice room
j .**.,*. rn ; reasonable Randolph >622.
SLEEPING ro*m; trtcc> modern, use of
Phone 11'01 Polk st. Webster 4 666.
TW large rooms and bath; special to re
liable employed couple. Circle 2529.
FRONT room, nicely furnished; hot water
heat; well located. Harrison 00 39.
BOARD AND ROOf/lS—fO LFT.
BOULEVARD PLACE. '320; nicely fur
nished front room; modern; 1 or 2
ladi*-; private family; meals if desired.
. i '7.
TA< oil A N., 1130; neatly furnished large
front room, connecting bath; breakfast
if desired. Webster 82J4.
CAPITOL, N.. 1311; modern sleeping
room, meals if desired, also garage.
Circle 0898.
r :
Board if de:dr**d. Cali after 4 p. m.
Harrison 2012.
GALE, 2806 N.; room and board in mod
ern horn*?, gentlemen preferred. Webster
CENTRAL ‘ ar; nl o front room and board
for 2. Harrison 3162.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
LARGE, clean, furnished front room, pri
vate entrance; walking distance; sleep
ing or housekeeping. employed couple or
men; $3 50 week. Circle 1899.
ROOMS; lights, h'-at and phone; also 4-
room cottage. Belmont 1291.
FURNISHED room; modern; board if de
sired. Circle 8046.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
TAILORED SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
rkadv-to-wkar. in ali, sizes, AT
ORKATLT REDUCED PRICES.
W. (J. Schneider
39 W. Ohio St.
Ba sure you are In the right place.
FORCED SAI,B—A wagon, carriage and
automobile shop with full oqulpment of
tools and stock for the purpose of closing
an estate. Write JAS. WARD KEY 1,
l’lquft, Ohio.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Near Garfield Park
$250 Cash
Four-room homo in good location; eleo
tric lights; full basement; well and cistern,
newly painted. A real buy on easy terms.
Cali Ed O’Callahan, South Side Specialist,
with
McCord & McKinney, Realtors
311 Lerncko Bldg. Circle 5220.
Evenings. Webster 8300.
Six-Room Modern
Bungalow, East
Lot 40x139; will aell for (4,000.
Requires $2,000 cash; balance at *
per cent. 52 South Denny street.
A Now, Never Occupied Bungalow
iri one of the finest locations north, hard
wood floors; full bueement, laundry; gn
rage and all modern up-to-date built-in
features. Price attractive. Terms easy.
The Firm That Hustles. MR. YOUNG.
Main 1409. Washington 1079.
KEEP CHICK ENS AND A COW.
Four-room cottage, garage, electric
lights, well; nearly Vj acre ground, on
paved road, about 5 blocks from car line;
down. $23 per month.
MEREDITH & JOHNSON.
Main 2332. ___ Webster 7958.
BEAUTIFUL new four-room bungalow;
inside toilet, basement sewer connec
tions, garage and over SI,OOO worth of now
furniture; $3 500; must bo sold quick;
leaving for Florida. EVERROAD. Drexel
3250. 524 Board of Trade. Main 0327
sT7ooo"lx7wn!
Eight-room modern, above 30th st.,
double garage; price $6,600, balance
monthly. L. G. MILLER. & CO. Main
1002. liar. 2683.
_____
Eight-room modern, N*. East. st.; good
repair; price $4 500, balance monthly. H. G.
MILDER & CO. Main 1002. Webster 4835.
FIVE-ROOM house with enclosed back
porch. Built four years; gas, electric
lights; newly painted and papered.
Drexel 8963.
FOR houses in terms, doubles or singles.
Call C. J.MSBUKN. Drexel 6184.
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
2314 Woodlawn Ave.
Five-room cottage, gas, city water,
electric lights. Price $2,200; S2OO
cash. Will decorate to suit purchaser.
1121 Roach St.
Five-room cottage, gas. electric
lights, well and cistern. Price $2 250;
s_o cash. Will decorate and repair to
suit purchaser.
1953 Arrow Avenue
4 .room bungalow, eieotrlc lights, gas,
city water: price 81.850; J2OO cash,
balance like rent.
1506 E. 18th St.
S2OO Cash
Six-room, 2-story cottage; has Just
bem nj*wly painted and decorated; elec
tric lights and city water. This home
will be sold for $2,200; S2OO cash.
Leo K. Cline
431 Lemcke bid* Main 3115.
Evenings, Randolph 3319.
V___ J
Now 5-Room Bungalow
Bath room, porches, pantry, etc . ga
rage. Three full lo:s. North near Michi
gan road and Sixty-First. Price $2,650;
$250 cash. Call owner, Main 0180. lies..
Drexel 1493.
You probably have noticed thts ml be
fore, however, it is not the same house, as
we have sold mor* than thirty. Wo would
;ike for you to talk to any of these pur
ch.isersi and learn the advantages of this
Ideal suburban addition We have five
under construction end three are sold. It
•*iil bo to your advantage to see these at
once.
Reliable Realty Cos.
601 City Trust Bldg.
Main 01S6. Res., Drex. 1193. Wash., 3543.
Beautiful Bungalow, North
Payments
A bx'uutifu! 5-room, thorough
ly modern bungalow, In one of
the most exclusive sections,
north; long living room, hard
wood floors, enamel finish, ga
rngo. complete with shades and
linoleum, price reasonable.
Trustees System
Main 5807. Eves., Webster 0302.
SBOO Cash
Double, North
Six room** t< hide, bath, gns.
electric lights, furnace, good
e.i t front 1 ! Price reason
able. This is .a very desirable
double as home erul investment.
Trustees System
Main 6837. Eves., Ran. 0943.
A New, Never Occupied
Colonial home; good location north of
Thirty-Eighth *t. Thr*© flne sleeping
rooms, large living room; hardwood floors
throughout. Full basement, laundry, ga
reg© an-1 other modern features. Bargain.
Price $8,500. Terms to Mult. The Firm
That Hustles. MR. YOUNG. Main 1409.
Washington 1079.
Bungalow Bargain, North
east
on very reasonable terms. See Mr. Me-
I. N. Richie & Son
710-12 Bankers Trust IJdg. Main 0520.
Buy this now, $250 down
Beautiful r;©w 6-room bungalow, long
living room dining room, two bedrooms,
bathroom, porches, pantry, etc.; garage.
8 full lots. Near MR hlgan road on Sixty-
First street; $2,650, easy payments. Wash
ington 8546 after 6 80.
West Indianapolis
}BOI Mwfran, 3-room bungalow; electric
lights, well, eurage, 11,360. Terras. Ca.il
Truebiood.
Reliable Realty Cos.
Main 0186. Evenings. Irvington 4213.
Modern, Close In
Cottage, 5 rooms and bath, full size lot;
garage.
PRICE. S3. J 50.
DUNLOP * HOLT E l l EL, REALTORS.
123 E. Market at.
Seven-Room Modern Home
Double garage, deep lot. 85.090; J 2.000
ctthh, 330 per month. THE SOUTHERN
LUMBER CO.
FIVE ROOM cottage for aaie.~l3s2~W.
Twenty-Eighth st.
REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN.
Near Stop 2, Southport Line
Six-room bungalow; eieolrlo lights, well,
poultry houso and yard; lot 100x140;
$3,000. Terms. Call Truebiood.
Reliable Realty Cos.
Main Evenings, Irvington 4212.
REAL ESTATE—SALE OR TRADE
Have Good Machine
Will trade for small rental or vacant lot.
Mr. Andersen.
I. N. Richie & Son.
710-13 Bankers Trust bldg. Main 0520,
BUY EXCHANGE SELL
Improved farms or Income producing
city property. Desirable locations. Avail
yourself of our service. Send your de
scriptions. Ask for particulars. MID
WEST REALTY CO. Box 242. Lima, Ohio.
FOP. BALE OR TRADE.
For small farm.
Four-room bungalow; extra lot. 2 rooms
on rear; large barn. EVERROAD, 1399
Hoefgen st. Drexel 3250.
FIVE vacant lots near Michigan st.. east
of the Belt; trade for equities. IT. G.
M'iNKS, 101 l Lemeko bldg.
REAL ESTATE—WANTED.
R. C. Fo-Land Auction Co.'
Auctioneers
615 Traction Terminal Bldg
Cir. 0247 Evenings Ben Davis 158
Have a Customer
for a 5-room modern bungalow east or i
north. Also six-room house and a double. !
If your house is for sale call The Firm
That Hustles. We ll sell it quick. MR. \
YOUNG. Main 1409. Washington 1079. j
a tt 1 'will pay cash for me- J
ii TT II dium priced property rea- i
V\ II /“Vi II sonaply well located. ;
'X.axa “ c.EO, V LUCAS. 726 K.
of P. Bldg. Circle 6600.
i lines v. ant Ads unit the right pvnpi*
for the right places and the right placet
for the right people. Phone Main 159*.
Auto. 88-251.
AUTOMOBILES—FOR SALE.
IEPEMSIIE USED IMS
At Greatly Reduced Prices
In announcing a reduction in prices of New Dodge Brothers
Cars, we are also making a substantial reduction in prices
of used cars.
, We haA*e always offered
GOOD VALUES
but with these reductions you have the opportunity to buy
a serviceable car at a very low price.
These cars include — 1 1917 Dodge Brothers Touring
1920 Dodge Brothers Sedan „
1920 Dodge Brothers Roadster ( 19 J.® r Dodgo Brothers during
1920 Dodge Brothers I ouring j Dodge Brothers Panel Business
Car Car
1919 Dodge Brothels Touring'Ford Tourings
Car j Ford Coupe
1918 Dodge Brothers Touring fteo, Oakland, Haynes. Chevrolet,
Car 1 Pathfinder, Interstate.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY MORNING
Liberal Terms. No Brokerage Charges During This Sale.
C. H. WALL ERIC Ml COMPANY
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
S4ti North Meridian. Cl rcle 4300-1-2
FARMS—WANTED.
AUCTION SERVICE
THE FOLLOWING 13 A LIST OF
THE PEOPLE WHO BOUGHT AND
S. H.r> RE AL ESTATE DURING 1921
THROUGH THE AUCTION SERVICE
RENDERED BV THE R. C. FO-LAND
Al l TiON t’OMPANI':
GeMrudt Strlngfeliow, Noblesvlll*. prop
er!; to Joseph Herron. NoblesvUle. for
$Bl5 00: J. P. Davis. Sheridan, property
to James Keliant, Sheridan. $3,865.00:
Jesse Martin. Camden, 136 acres to Miles
T Martin. Delphi, J 13.972.95; O. T. Hill.
Arcadia. 101 acres to Charles Eaton, Cic
ero, $9.090.00; Mary McManaway, Royal
i enter, ■> acres to Jesse I). Smith, Royal
■ enter. $e 225.90. James Keilain. Westfield,
buslm-sa bldg.. In Noblesvlllo to Srno, k xi
I‘aca, Noblesvlllo, $2,500 00, Eula Briles.
Wes;field, 69 acres to J. M. Briles, Marsh
jail County, $9 720.00; Dr. J. O. Mlesson,
i Cicero, property to Henry O. Johnson,
i Cicero. $1,183.09; Harry Norris. Kirklln.
' property to Glen Perkins, Klrkiin, $960.00:
Arna Nanca, Noblesvllle. residence prop
erty to Loren K. Wolfgang, Fortville,
$620.00, E. O. Hershtnan, Noblesvllle, 70
acres to William and Ver* Hershman,
I Tipton, $10,5011.00, F. S. Hamilton, Dun
kirk, 30 ueres to Dr. Meade Hamilton,
Muncle, $5,620.00; James lvellatn, West
field, f<4 acres. to Everett Goins,
Westfield, $2,100.00; Vern Beaver, Nobles
vllle, property to Lewis Beals. Nubles
\ lII*-. $110.00; Jesse Cullins, Noblesvllle.
property to Coy Robbins, Noblesvllle,
*SO. 00. Roma Major, Arcadia, .0 acres to
W. J. Kimble, Noblesvllle. $7,825.00, It.
S. Dryden. Mitchell, 196 acres to R. P.
McClemant, Bloomington, $17,640.00; Kolia
Shields. Carmel, 20 acres to Bally Hawk
ins, Carmel, $3,140.00; Oscar 3. Hunt.
Eaton, 120 uercs to Charles Weller, Shid
ler. $21,480.00; Addle Coverdale, Pendle
ton. property to I-em Faucett, Nobles
vllle, $975.00; Augusta Fleetwood, West
field, 4 2 acres to John Ballenttne, West
field, $3,171.00; E. V. Atwell. Biountsviile.
store bldg., to W. J. Davis, Biountsviile,
$2,925.00; Will N. Reed, Mooreland. 7 3
acres to Jacob Felton, Muncle, $5,353.40;
Albert M. Gordon, Gaston, 140 acres to
Virgil S. Day, Alexandria, $16,050.00; W.
F. Lagie, Mitchell, vacant lot to A. D.
Hall. and Henry Turley. Mitchell,
$1,300.00; Wm. E. Vance, Eaton, 180 aeree
to Othe Gtliand, Eaton. $7,100,00; M. E.
Leavitt, NoblesvUle, property to John
Clark, Nobtesvllie, $1,760.00; H. P. Maker,
Noblesvllle, 78 acres to Jasper Dooley,
Dooley, Noblesvllle. $12,916.00; Wm. 3.
Moyer, Scottsburg. S6 acres to Samuel H.
Planck. Henryvitie, 39,116.00; Mrs. J. W.
Briles, Westfield, residence property to
Harry Hlnshaw. Westfield. $2,260.00; W.
O. Rhoades Columbus. 90 acres to Mr.
Krause, Columbus, $4,150.00; Charles H.
Boyd, Worthington, 160 acres to A. E.
Coe her. et al, Winamac. $10,000.00; Homer
Wright, Worthington. 16! acres to Tom
Nugent, Washington, $6,473.00; Bailey W.
Gray, Louisville, Ky.. 80 acres to B. F.
Whitson, Austin. Ind., $8,840.00; Wesley
Eades. Medora. 200 acres to Goo. Spruq:
Bedford. $4,100.00; Rose Craw, Muncle.
63 acres to W. H. Funk, Muncle, $2,610.00;
Oscar Slmrt, Worthington. 121 acres to
Wtlllam A. Hayes, Worthington. $6,561.00;
Ray Mutton, Swra City, low a, 166 acres to
Butlervilie Bank, Butlervllle. Ind.,
$2,210.00; Alvin Spurry, Zionsvllle, 63 acres
to Fred Ottinger, Whltestown, $3,804.26;
Evan J. Carson. Westfield. SO acres to
Joseph Moore, Lebanon. $ll,SOO.OO; Wal
ter J. Ross, Gosport, 75 acres to J. W.
Ross, Torre Haute, $3,857.00; Katie Roush,
Cicero, property to Henry O. Johnson.
Cicero, $520.00; George W. Smith. Selma,
112>X acres to Perry Orr, Selma, $17.-
437.50; J. A. Carey, Cteero, restaurant and
residence property to Leo Lively et al,
Cicero, $900.00; Charley Care. Noblesvllle,
acres to Nancy J. Gunn. Westfield.
$2,400.00; Kirtley & Arnold, Kokomo, 96
acres to Charles L Beattly, Sharpsvilie,
$16,837.60; E. L. Kell, Indianapolis, resi
dence property to Horace Wright, Indi
anapolis, $1,600.00; Hurry McMurty, Sheri
dan. property to Nelson Hlgbee, Sheridan,
$565,00; J. J. Westrlck, Sunman, residence
property to Mr. Comstock, NoblesvUle,
$605.00; Mary L Small. Tipton, property
to John T. Ogle, Sheridan. $600.00; Fred
Patterson, NoblesvUle, poultry yard anil
residence property to C. L. Rabourn. An
derson, $2,425.00; H. A. Stauffer, Lafay
ette. business bldg., to Oris Kercheval,
Sheridan, $1,975.00; Wm. F. Milligan. Port
land, residence property to Wynhausew &
Wise, Kokomo, $1,130.00; Maggie A. Simp
ler, Indianapolis, residence property to
Lew is W. Williams, Indianapolis. $1,705.00;
Mary Jane Pickett, Indianapolis, 20 acres
to bra W. Walls, Sheridan, $3,630.00;
Elmer Pierce, Scottsburg, 153 acres to
Jesse B Davis, Scottsburg, $4,054.50;
Minor McClead, Selma, 120 acres to Geo.
Helm, Selma. $18,157.00; Virgil Etchlson,
Selma, 20 acres to Raymond Carmicliel,
Selma, $3,100.00; B. F. Crockett, Walton,
property to Samuel Ruth, Walton, $1,200.-
00; Hurshel Hethcote, Parker, 80 acres
to Murray Lumpkins, Muncie, $8,880.00;
Henry Clay Webb. Sheridan property to
P. Goodner, Sheridan, $t,485.00; John
C Gerbitz, Scottsburg. 155 acres to E. B.
Porter, Scottsburg. $10,230.00; Solomon
Thorpe, Scottsburg. 110 acres to Horace
Boivyer, Austin, $7,700.00; Gertrude String
fellow. NoblesvUle, property to Ed Low
ery, NoblesvUle. VI. 150,00.
For direct lnfotmation those interested
are requested to communicate with any of
the above. Fall in lino and sell by tills
quick, modern and most efficient method.
These are only a few of the hundreds of
boosters for the system.
R. C. Fo-Land Auction Cos.
(NoblesvUle, Ind , or 615 Terminal B.dg.)
Indianapolis.
WHY WORKT Ji
LET • TLmea Want and mg It ter y M.
B, f Rl?n If (Copyright. 1921, by
y 15 111 CTV New Era Features(
sale.
Corner Lot
All Improvements in, 40x140 feet,
near Riverside Park; $550. Will sell on
easy terms.
Howard C. Venn
108 F- Market. Main 1115.
Corner Lot
All improvements in. 40x140 foot
near Riverside Park. $550 Will s-11 on
easy terms.
Howard C. Venn
108 E. Market. Main 1115.
FARMS—FOR SALE.
LANDOLOGY, FREE. SPECIAL NUMBER
Juzt our, containing many facts of clover
j land In Marinette County. Wisconsin. If
for a home or an Inver tment you are
thinking of buying g> od farm lands,
where farmers grow rich, send at once for
this special number of LANDOLOGY. It
Is free on request. Address SKIDMORE
HI EH LE LAND CO.. 113 Skidmore-
Ki©hle 131£g.. Marinette. Wls.
Green County Farm
600 acres (three-fourths woodland); at
less than S3O pr acre. Has tenant houses
and a $6,000 barn. Would make good
stock or fruit farm. Will sell outright or
trade for desirable Indianapolis Income
property. For particulars call MR. ROUSE.
Main 6045.
FOR SALE—Ten acres timber, 15 miles
south of Miami, Fla. Belmont 1901.
FOR SALE—I32-acre farm, house, barn
and outbuildings. Terms. Box 23,
. Cloverdale, Ind.
FARMS—TO LET.
TO RENT—Thirty acres, good buildings
and water, 70 acres wood pasture DIL
BRIUHAM 9 X. Illinois. Main 0331.
AUTOMOBILES—FOR SALE.
FORDS
special:
With our very liberal payment
plan, our assortment of used cars
and our reasonable prices, you
can't a-Ford to be without a Ford.
Come In and let us sell you one.
Open Sunday, 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Wangelin-Sharp Cos.
Ford Dealers
"Personal Service"
443 and 459 Virginia Ave.
Drexel 0360.
SSO, $75, SIOO '
down buys a dandy Ford, Maxwell, Over
land, Grant, 9axon, Studebaker, Mets and
many others. Balance small weekly pay
ments. Bring your down payment with
you and drive your car away. Open Sun
days and evenings.
INDPLS. AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO.
618 N. Capitol ave.
Cadillac 8 Sedan, 1919
In A-l mechanical condition; six cord
tires, two bumpers, motometer. heaters
and other extras. Thia car absolutely
looks and runs like new. Priced to sell.
Your car in trade. Terms if desired. €l9
N. Illinois. Main 1579.
CHALMERS 6. late 1920 model This Is I
one of the aport models. Several extras
Including wire wheels arid perfection wind
shield. Bargain for quick sale. TURNER.
725 Virginia avenue.
OVERLAND ROADSTER $75.00
OVERLAND TOURING $55.00
PATHFINDER COUPE $75.00
L. T. ALLEN.
919 Virginia Ave.
PATHFINDER '
6-passenger; a real bargain for quick
sale. Call Webster 5302 Sunday.
FORDS- —If you want a Ford we have any
kind. Sale or exchange for any make
car. Cash or payment. Open Sundays.
TURNER. 725 Virginia ave.
FORD speedster; one of tne classiest little
speedsters In town. Sale or trade; cash
or payments. TURNER. 725 Virginia ave.
OVERLAND 90, with Rex sedan top in
A-l condition. Sale or trade for any
make car. TURNER. 725 Virginia ave.
FORD touring with California top. Same
as new. Electric lights and starter. Sale
or trade. TURNER. 725 Virginia avenue.
FORD CHASSIS, (iO. TU RNER. 725
VIRGINIA AVE.
AUTOMOBILES—FOR SALE.
OVERLAND touring; will consider soma
paint work on outside building as down
payment. TURNER. 725 Virginia ave.
LIGHT 8-cylinder touring car; electrlo
lights and starter; late model, SBS.
TURNER. 725 Virginia avenue.
FORD coupes, 1920-21; sale or trade, for
any make car. cash or payments.
TURNER. 725 Virginia ave.
FORD one-ton truck; worm drive; good
condition. Sale or trade. TURNER.
725 Virginia avenue.
DORT touring nith new paint Job; A-l
condition; starter, etc, $135. TURNER.
725 Virginia avenue.
COLE touring; electric lights and starter;
running order, $66. TURNER. 725 Vir
ginia avenue.
FORD roadster. 1920 model. A-l condition.
Sale or exchange. TURNER, 725 Vlr
gina ave.
FORD roadster with slip-on body. Bar
gain. TURNER. 725 Virginia avenue.
FORD coupe, late 1919; good condition; 5
good tires and wire wheels. Main 7590_
AUTOMOBILES—WA_NTEO. "
AUTOS WANTED
CASH for your Junked, burned, wrecked
or used car.
WE are the LARGEST used car dealers
In the state. WE have all parts for 200 cars.
INDPLB. AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO.
ill N. Capitol eve. Main 2638.
Open evenings and Sundays
AUTOS WANTED"
I. Wolf Auto Cos.
819 N. Illinois st. Main 1679 LI 206*.
WILL pay cash for five or six-passenger
medium-priced car. 1921 model In No.
1 condition. Must be bargain. Addresa
A No. 1851. Times.
AUTOS wanted. WEISSMAN'B, 218-14 K.
New York street. Main 4446.
AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES.
Ford Bodies
S2O and up.
Trade your old one for anew one. Two
commercial bodies, one open and one
closed.
Autowa Body Distributers
CARBON REMOVED
50c per cylinder, while you wait; guar
anteed harmless to motor.
TOWING—OPEN 24 HOURS—SERVIC3
M. M. Trex'.t-s Auto Service.
1120 Central. Main 5076.
~ AUTO WASHING
Our spfclalty. 834 North lillnolA
S & S Auto Laundry
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES. I
Now is the time to have your motorcycle
overhauled end re-enameled.
LIUS'EST HUGHES CO.
CA£H paid for all kinds of motorcyclii
FLOYD lETEKMAiN. 509 Massachusetts
avenue.
GARAGES FOR SALE. ’
GARAGES—Portables, made from good
lumber; painted; ea*=y monthly pay
men ts. Liberal cash discounts. Set ud
free. Webster 0355.
MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE.
Wby Not Save
Twenty Per Cent
Bl* ORDERING YOUP. SUIT AND OVER
COAT DURING THIS
January Reduction Sale
Any $75 suit, to your measure, now SBO.
Any S7O suit, to your measure, now $53.
Any $65 suit, to your measure, now $52.
Any SBO suit, to your measure, now S4B.
Any $55 suit, to your measure, now $44.
Any SSO suit, to your measure, now. S4O.
Any $45 suit, to your measure, now' $36.
Any S4O suit, to your measure, now $32.
| Any $35 suit, to your measure, now S2B.
Overcoats, trousers, full dress Tuxedo
suits, etc., are priced In the same propor-
Ition.
All fabrics are Included In this sale,
itbtng reserved. . yon oj
g I opportunity to replenish your waraX
robe at a good saving. "
HIGH GRADE TAILORING. AS USUAL.
W. G. Schneider
39 W. Ohio St.
Be sure you are la the right place.
Match Your Co*t
With a Pair of / \
II j
Work Pants. 2 to *4. I|j j
THE PANTS STOKE CO. |HI I
Two Stores. MUf
48 W. Ohio St. M %
- r w
i NATIONAL cash rgeister, hot wp.ter urk
I small counter, g.ass top refrigerated
small iron safe, double oven restaurant
range, small wail case, chairs and tables;
prices low, payments easy. 219 JE. Wash
ington street.
BAKER BROS.
FOR SALE—Sanitary couch, wltl
extra heavy pad, In good condition*
Phone HA rrison 0633. Nights phonaj
Cl rcle 7883.
INVALID chairs and cratches for rents
free delivery to all parts of the city. Ins
valid chairs. $3.59 per month; crutches
25c per month. 219 E. Wash.
BAKER BROS.
CHILD’S white Iron crib with Bids
that lets down. In good shape. Call
HA rrison 0633 days, nights Cl rcle
7883.
SCHOOL BOOKS \
New and used. We pay cash for used"
books. CRAWFORD'S. Penn, and North.
ADDRESSOGRAPH. adding machine, roll.
top desk, flat-top desk, office table and
chairs; low price; easy payments.
BAKER BROS.
MAKE your old coat looa. like new sulk
by matching a pair trousers with the
CORRECT PANTS MAKERS CO.
FOR SALE—Boy's heavy blue coat, sir#
14 or 15. Just cleaned, altered and
pressed. Will sell for price of alteration.
Call Webster 6S9Ju
LARGE grocers' and butchers' refrigera
tors; A-l condition; very low price.
BAKER BROS.
LADY'S black serge suit; good. Slse 33.
$5. Sport coat also. Randolph 2631.
IhRM* given on new and used machlnea.
Whits Sowing Machine Cos. 318 Mass ave.
HORSE and cow manure for lawns anti
gardens; also kindling. Webster 1433.
CHILD'S dresses to sell, elze 10. In
condition. Harrison 2150.
CINDERS; large load; truck delivery,
Webster 1401.
Good second-hand bicycle.
Drexel 5863.
GAS RANGE, cheap. Webster 2360.
W£] MAK g
PANTS
AND SELL 'EM DIRECT
TO YOU AT A SAVING.
I k\! TAILORING CO.
LCUI - 254 Massachusetts Are.
JEWELER'S work bench; golden oak; at*
good as new; $25. 219 E. Washington st.
BAKER BROS.
M |SCELLANEOUS — WANTED
WANTED—Baby carriage or stroller, re-1
gardless of condition. Circle 7090.
DOGS, POULTRY, PIGEONS. ETC.
ARE you Interested in dogs? Send 35
cents (stamps or coin) today for thre
months' subscription Sportsman's Digest-
Contains interesting. Illustrated stories oa
dogs, hunting, fishing, etc. SPORTSMAN 0
DIGEST. Dept. 67, 15 West Sixth, CinoUl
natl. _
POULTRY RAISERS, we buy fresh egg*
any quantity. Write stating price a(i
how "many dozen you can ship weekly. He
BISEK. 1152 Milwaukee ave., Chicago, 03.
HOM ES wanted for health; homeless dogt,
INDIANAPOLIS HUM* NE SOCIETY,
City dog pound. 924 E. N. Y. Main OSTSI.
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