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INDIANA DAILY TIMES.
25-29 S. Meridian St.
Main 3500. Classified Adv. Dept.
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■Want Ads as an accommodation to Its
readers. In return for this courtesy
the advertiser is expected to remit
promptly.
Ads received until 11:45 a. m. for
publication same day.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
fSf*® 1 TValef^
Parlors 1212 Union at
PLANNER & BUCHANAN
320 North Illinois St
Funeral directors to the people of Indian
apolis since 1887.
Phones—Main 0641-0642. LI 284 L
INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY
George Grinsteiner
Funeral Director. . 522 E. Market.
Old phone Main 0908.’ LJ 7208.
J. 0. WILSON
1280 Prospect. ST. 1671. Drexel 0322.
W. T. Blasengym
1625 Shelby st. Drexel 2670. Stewart 1114.
1702 N. Illinois. Randolph 6870.
EDW. L. HOLMAN
2512 Central Ave. Randolph 5903.
CHAS. A. HOCKENSMITH.
724 N. Illinois.
Main 1166, LI 1166.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—
WM. E. KREIGER.
LI I? 64. Main 1464. 1402 N. IlllnolA
GADD—BERT 3. GADD. 2130 Prospect st.
Phones: Drexel 0422. ST. 2278.
UNDERTAKERS—HIBEY & TITUS. 951
North Del. LI 6564. Main 3880.
FEENEY & FEENEY.
FUNERAL notices.
AjLLER, EDMONDS JOHN—Beloved
HBnusband of Adda May Fuller, died Feb.
1922. Aged 30 years. Funeral 2 p. m.,
Wednesday at Woodruff Place Baptist
Church, corner Walcott and Michigan.
Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill.
KRAFT, FREDERICK "D— Beloved hus
hand of Minnie (nee Kramer) and father
of Claude, passed away Monday at 12:30
a. m. at the residence. 717 Cottage avenue.
Funeral services from the home Wednes
day at 2 p. m. Friends Invited. Burial
Crown Hill.
KUETEMEIER, SOPHIA ELIZABETH—
Beloved wife of Charles W. Kuetemeier,
passed away Sunday afternoon. Funeral
services Wednesday, 2 p. m. at the home,
1430 Spann ave. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill. __ _____
HOLLINGSWORTH, WILLIAM N.—
Brother of A. R. Hollingsworth, lied at
Lafayette, Ind., Feb. 20. Funeral at resi
dence of his nephew, B. F. Hollingsworth,
1116 W. Thirtieth, Wednesday, 2 p. m. Bu
rial at Crown Hill. Friends may call after
6 p. m. Tuesday.
SIGMON. SAMANTHA B.—Age 77 years,
beloved wife of Thomas Sigmon, mother
of Mrs. Emma Lester, Mrs. E. F. Bur
row's, Mrs. G. I. Owen. Dale W., Charles
M. and Earl L. Sigmon, passed away at
her residence, 3212 Kenwood ave., Mon
day. Feb. 20. Funeral Wednesday, Feb.
22 at the residence, 2 p. m. Burial
Crown Hill cemetery.
WEIGEL, ANNA F.—Widow of William
Weigel, died Monday, Feb. 20, 1922, at
7:45 p. m., at the family residence, 8138
Central ave. Funeral 10:30 a. m. Thurs
day at the residence.
jl N M JEMO RI AM.
IN ME MORI AM—ln loving memory of eon
and brother, Guy Stevens, who died four
vears ago today. Feb. 21, 1918.
Ills MOTHER, SISTER AND BROTHERS.
r
W Christians gathered to the name of
our Lord Jesus Christ meet at 324
N. Temple ave! Bible readings are
now being conducted by Mr. Thomas
Black of Fairhaven, Mass., every
night at 7:45. All welcome; no col
lection.
IF YOUR clock isn't running phone C 4307,
SHEARN BROS., the clock man, 811 N.
Alabama. All work called for and deliv
ered. Also general repair,
LODGES AND CLUBS.
IMPROVED O. R. M.—Chief and brothers
of Itasca Tribe No. 252. You are hereby
notified of the death of Past Sachem
Brother Fred Kraft. Please meet at wig
w'am Wednesday, Feb. 22 at 12:80 sharp
to attend this funeral. GEORGE BUSH,
Sachem. CHARLES MOHR, C. of R-
. PERSONALS.
CHIROPRACTIC
©ls a Useful
Profession.
Why hot
Become a
Doctor of
Chiropractic t
Day and evening classes now
forming.
art bank bloc. Room
iOAWAPOUS.gfIWAHA 604
j&MMcn CAw/)fvuietoi
President of the Indians Chiropractic
College, Inc. Rational adjustments for
chronic, sub-acut* and acute diseases.
Phone, Circle 7374. 149 N. Delaware street.
Violet Ray Machines
Will demonstrate and give
treatments to prospective buy
era J. L. WRIGHT, 316 N.
Tacoma. Webster 7986.
JjTi Amount maternity hospital
f<V confinement, private; prices reason
able; may work for board; babies adopted,
write for booklet. MRS. T. B. LONG, 4911
E. Twenty-Seventh st., Kansas City, Mo.
MARG, A. SELLERS, D.P., JD.C., D.O. Drug
less therapy, osteo, magnetic massage.
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 721 Russell
avenue.
PRIVATE massage* by masseur of French
Lick Springs Hotel. Here for the wln
ter. CLAUDE POWERS Belmont 1958.
MASSAGES—2I7% N. Illinois st., apt. 8.
Select patronage. Circle 1890.
BUSIN E SSSERV 1C ES.
FAMILY WASHING
8 CENTS A POUND
Flat work washed and ironed
ready to use.
Wearing apparel washed and dried.
$2 Minimum Charge.
Ask for Economy Service.
THE BEST-GRAND LAUNDRY.
MA in 0774.
EStT 1895.
Otto J. Suesz
Packing, hauling, storage, overland hauling.
Main 2353-3628. Night, Webster 0699.
BATHROOM fixtures, complete. S9O.
Plumbing supplies at retail. We save
you money on Installation. E. M. HAR
DIN CO., 3220 E. Mtchigan.
NOTICE to the public: Call me, the man
with the largest barrels In the city be
fore the rush starts cleaning vaults, dry
wells and cisterns. Call Main 9081.
WANTED—Washing and Ironing from
• parties who can bring them to ifer. Use
Loft water, boil ‘clothes. Wash. 2667.
GAS BUGGIES
WHEN TAKE A PUNCH OUT SO YOU GOOD MATUHEPLY WAIT H PUT WHEN THEY BEGIN TO FUSS THAT 9 TOO MUCH FOR ANY MAN
RIOING-YOU DON'T MIND WHILE THEY TAKE PICTURES S AS>OVT GETTING THE CATK IN- ANP AND TH£NS WHEN TOO CUT LOOSE
HUNTING *EM A LITTLE - OF EVERYTHING- WEAR YOU OUT BACKING IT 'ROUND- _
SL dovvn so ) -ri s - 1 femuG it J
-V' pj—iTi.— ./ . , 7 r- A. 1 ■e/iiS
BUSINES3 SERVICES.
( >
SEE MULLER FIRST
Spring 1922 Samples
Now Ready
All kinds of ladies’ and children's
hats remodeled into new, up-to
date styles. Men’s hats cleaned
and blocked.
QEO.H.MULLER CO.,
Inc.
28 Kentucky ave. MA in 6179.
ELECTRICAL CONTRA CTING
Wire five-room cottage. sls. Lighting
fixtures and repair work. Circle 5726.
Drexel 9698.
PAPER HANGING and painting. Have it
done early arid avoid the Inconvenience
of waiting; latest samples; work guaran
teed. Randolph 1267.
FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated:
feather mattresses and pillows made.
E. g, BL'KKLE, 410 Mass. Main 1428. _
PAPER "hanging, *4.50 room complete.
Paper furnished. Painting, varnlehlng,
CORDELL. Irvington 1440. Bt. 2410.
ROOFING, plain red, green or design, laid
over shingles or new work. Repair work.
Webster 9174, _
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
Sharpened TUTTLEDGE, 201 Indiana ave.
PAPER hanging, paper furnished, *4.60
per room; latest samples. Circle 6667.
PLASTERIN'O of all kinds; chimney
building and pointing. Call Drexel 9280.
ALL kinds furnace work, tinning, roofing
Repair work a specialty. Call Drexel 8519.
ELECTRIC wiring: houses a specialty.
No charges for estimalea Main 36*5.
GOOD roofing, *1.25 per roll and up. E. M.
HARDIN CO.. 3220 E. Michigan.
PAPER HANGING. Price right. Drexel
4687.
MALE HELP—WANTED.
BOOKKEEPERS
AND ACCOUNTANTS
ALWAYS WANTED
by firms that will not tolerate mediocre
uncertain and slip-shod methods In their
bookkeeping.
If your .llure to know bookkeeping and
elementary accounting has prevented you
from landing a Job that pays *25 to *6O
and more per week, you can soon prepare
yourself, In your spare time, to accept
your choice of many such openings that
are frequently available.
There are no text books, no bothersome
home work. A certified public accountant
will Instruct you without taking any of
your time from your presert employment
or depriving you of your recreation or
pleasure. Phone or call H lgh M. Simp
son. 1305 City Trust bldg. Phone Circle
1629.
WANTS D—A mbltioue middle-aged men
for canvassers; good proposition to
thou© who can obtain results. Call H. W.
BERKSHIRE. Main 3500. Circulation
Dept., between 9 and 10 a. m.
FIRST-CLASS operator wanted for Bay
City dry land dredger; must be expe
rienced with dry land dredge, and who can
take down and set up dredge. Apply
NELSON J. COLE. Greenville, O.
WANTED —Boys who want good down
town Times routes, call and See Mr.
Moorehead at Times office any afternoon
after 2 o'clock.
HUSTLERS who can sell monthly pay life
Insurance. Call between 9 and 10 *_ m.
40* Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
INSTRUCTIONS.
PRIVATE LESSONS; all systems short
hand; typewriting and bookkeeping; also
Burroughs calculator work, certified teach
ers; day and night classes; special rates
now offered. Call or write for particulars.
Circle 1214.
JACKSON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
157 N. Illinois.
'jjpU j-y and popular piano music
B* A5 11 taught In twenty lessons,
6 'V * u vJi beginners and advanced.
Christensen School, 106 Pembroke Arcade.
Circle 3034.
MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY
BARBER'S COLLEGE, 809 E. Washing
ton st., Indianapolis, Ind. Circle 07 57.
SALESMAN—WANTED.
WANTED —Experienced traveling salesman
to sell our line of trousers In State es
Indiana and southern Illinois. Give past
experience and references. PENN
TROUSER CO. 1018 Firth ave., Pitts
burgh, Pa.
f-EMALE HELP-WANTED.
WANTED—Young lady for stenographic
and bookkeeping work. Share of
knowledge and experience required. See
Mr. Jordon or Mr. Ross. INDIANAPOLIS
WATER CO.
GIRLS
over 18 years of to learn telephone
operating.
IND. BELL TELEPHONE CO.
Room 322, corner New York and Meridian.
WHITE maid for genera! work at
ternity house; references required. Good
wages. Call Circle 0805 atfer 2 p. m. j
Sunday or apply 1523 Broadway. Ask for
A. C. Fennell. _____________
FORELADY with experience to take
charge of fiatwork lroner. Must be able
to turn out both quality and quantity.
Apply Tiffany Laundry. 25 McLean place.
EXPERIENCED store Clerks state fully
what your experience has been and give
references. Address A No. 1912, Times.
HOUSEMAID, WHITE: SMALL FAMILY;
GOOD SALARY; REFERENCES RE
QUIRED. RANDOLPH 0717.
WHITE girl for general housework; stay
nights; small family; references. Wash. |
4800. 1
SrrUATION WANTED—FEMALE.
WASHING and Ironing to bring home; ;
first-class laundress; called for, deliv- j
•red. RAndolph 1277. j
I WANT DAY WORK CLEANING, IRON- I
ING AND MAID WORK. CIRCLE 5706.
RESTAURANT work of any kind; experi
enced salad maker.
CURTAINS to launder. Drexel 0895.
MRS. J. LUTZ. I
NURSING; sick only and maternity. Phone |
RAndolph 0979. |
DETECTIVES.
Qnigley-Hyland Agency
Civil and Criminal Investigators
626-629 Peoples Bank Bldg. Main 2902.
HOUSES—TO LET.
Alabama. 501 S.; Seven rooms *35.00
Pershing, 719 N.; five rooms 18.00
Ralston, 2087; three rooms 11.00
Union st., 2304; 2 front rooms 10.00
COLORED.
North, 1112 E.; 3 rooms 11.00
Smith, 424, three rooms 10.00
FARMERS TRUST CO.
118 E. St. Clair
7 rooms, bath, electric lights, gas and
city water; $35 month; walktng distance.
Dunlop & Holtegel.
122 B. Market.
FOUR-ROOM house, 1118 S. Pennsylvania
st.. electricity, gas; low rent. Apply
119 Union street.
NEW four-room house; electric lights.
1103 West Vermont. Circle 6038.
SHRIVER "AVE.. 2519; "half double, thor
oughly modern, RAndolph 4781.
HOUSES—WANTED.
HOUSE WANTED —Five or 6 rooms mod
ern by March 1. Harrison 1882.
FLATS, APARTMENTS—TO LET.
! One three-room kitchenette and
j bath, just completed. Call Ran
! dolph 1153, or 1801 North Capitol
■ Avenue.
U
FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS.
;
! BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APART
! MENT ON N. MERIDIAN. PHONE
J CIRCLE 6080.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
Otto J. Suesx
j PACKING HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR
SHIPMENT AND OVERLAND
HAULING.
Boxes and barrels furnished for over
land hauling Special price on return load
Chicago. Cincinnati. Dayton. Louisville.
NEW MODERN STORAGE FOR
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
LOW FREIGHT RATES ON
CALIFORNIA SHIPMENTS.
MAIN 2853-3628. NIGHT, WEBSTER 0699.
Blue Star Transit
Return load from Toledo to Indianapolis
between the Ist and the 11th.
Local and long-distance hauling.
BERT SMITH
165 Kentucky ave.
i AUTO MOVING VAN SERVICE.
Main 2294.
PARTLOW FIREPROOF STORAGE CcT.
| Private locked rooms and open space.
I 260 per month and up. Local and over
| land transfer. We cail and give you ex
, act prices on any kind of work without
any obligations 419-2* K. Market street.
Main 2750. LI. *6*o.
Shank Superior Service
BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE,
j TRANSFER PACKING AND SHIPPING.
227 N. New Jersey st.
Main 202 4. Li 113*.
UNION STATION' TRANSFER Local, ovar
; land moving, guaranteed work. M. 7119
ROOMS—TO LET.
NICELY furnished front room; modern;
private home north. Central car Hue.
! Randolph 8288.
NICE, large, light room, semi-modern,
walking distance; gentleman preferred;
private family; *ls per month. Circle *289.
HOTEL CAVET
Rooms by day or week, strictly modern.
Auto, 25-278. 53* Maas ave. Main 6983.
ROOMS, private home; twin beds or sin
gle; breakfast optional; ladles or gen
tlemen. RAndolph 7130.
j BOARD and rooms; married couple or 2
persons: nice sunny room; modern,
j HArrlson 0619
FURNISHED front room; modern with
kitchen privileges; suitable for two.
RAndolph 59*1.
PERSHING av#., 1084 8.; furnished 2 or
more rooms; light, heat, phone. BEI
- 1231.
ILLINOIS, 1429 N.; MODERN FUR
NISHED SLEEPING ROOMS. CIRCLE
8968.
FURNISHED room In steam-heated aot~
no other roomer; reasonable. KEnwood
5824.
WASH., 1918 E.; nloely furnished room,
modern apt. Reasonable. DRexel 4458.
CRAIG HOTEL, rooms $1 75 to $3 per
week; 35>, to 600 a day. MAln 1881.
CHEERFUL, front room; breakfast If de
sired; reasonable. Irvington 0958.
J WASHINGTON, 459tt, E.; modern room
| with steam heat. Circle 1983.
BOARD AND ROOMS—-TO LET,
j DELAWARE, 2225, ATTRACTIVE ROOMS,
1 MODERN, HOME PRIVILEGES BREAK
FAST, DINNER. KEnwood 6523.
PARK AVE., 1540; lovely location; room
v 'wuf , 'home cooking and privileges. Circle
7764. |
PENNSYLVANIA, attractive room, 2 or 8;
ideal legation; good meal a. Circle 8309.
h OUS/-KEEPING ROOMS.
NOBLE, 309 ,N.; 2 MODERN HOUSE
KEEPING \ ROOMS; DOWNSTAIRS.
CIRCLE 1400,
MASS. AVE., 81** Apt. 4; sleeping room
with kitchen pr-ri! e S* s ; modern; *6.00.
Circle 1763. '
MODERN light house# v plng rooms In
private family; close t, car line. Circle
6325.
WEST INDIANAPOLIS; two TOP™ *u!te
for light housekeeping. BEln> n t 1359.
| TWO large rooms and kltchcne,'? fur
i nlehed, ground floor. 608 E. 12th _
BUCHANAN, 825; furnished front
electric lights, gas, garage. Dr. 3*3T,
LARGE front housekeeping rooms; mod"
eru; centrally located. 227 E. New York.
THREE modern housekeeping rooms; bath,
laundry; large yard. IRvlngton 0619.
ILLINOIS, 725 N.; two light housekeep
ing rooms; modern. Circle 8884.
LONE woman would like to share home
with couple. DRexel 4719.
BUSINESS PLACES—WANTED.
THREE rooms, medium size, for doctor’s
l office, south or east preferred; heat fur
| nlehed. Call DRexel 7362.
NITIES.
MODERN home to trade for clean stock of
groceries and butcher shop. Call
DKexel 7045.
CIGAR stand for sale. Inquire Atlas
Hotel. Meridian and Douisia streets.
GROCERY fixtures for sale and some
| stock. Belmont 1133.
| TAILOR shop. Must be sold at once. Call
! Circle 7078. _____
j LOTS—FOR SALE.
Choice Lot
I 40x175, two squares southeast of Fair
Grounds. Price only *525; $lO cash, $1.60
weekly. MaJn 1409.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1922.
That’s going just a little too far
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
Beautiful Bungalow
Bargain
Brand new Callfornla-Fiorlda
bungalow, thoroughly modern
with garage newly furnished on
beautiful Carrollton ave. Owner
leaving city, will sell furnished
for 18.500. Hera is a real chance
for someone with REAL
MONEY. Shown by appointment
only by owner. Address A No.
1856. Times.
115 E. 23rd St.
Seven-room thoroughly mod
ern. Bargain pries $4,500;
SI,OOO cash, balance like rent
See Mr. Van Aradal with
H. C. Tuttle Bros.
131 B. Ohio.
Near St. Philip Neri Church
S3OO Cash, S3O Month
Then© reasonable term* will buy thla
dandy new bungalow, 4 rooms and kitchen
ette; gas, city water, electric light a. inside
toilet.
Price $3,300
Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors
6-Room Modern, $4,750
SSOO cash and *4O per month buys six
room modern home In wonderful location
north of Thirty-Eighth street. Large lot
fruit trees, chicken house and yard, ce
ment walks, front and back; garage. Im
proved street. Priced for quick sale. Call
Mr. Brown. Evenings, RAndolph 5799.
J. G. McCullough,
Main 1710. 10 J N. Delaware.
IF* you d©alr© food homos in any
part of city pleea© © m© tirat
before you buy
J. A. LYNCH
Circle 1422.
Modern Home
FMffht room© aad bath, alt convenience*
on Dark av©., north of creek.
Price, $8,750
*1,009 cash, balance terms.
Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors
12* E. Market st.
200 Block On Leota St.
Barrin; 4 rooms, electric lights and
gas 11,600: S2OO cash. sl4 a month. Mr.
Sh©iburn. with
I. N. Richie & Son.
Main 0520. 710-12 Bankers Trust Bid*.
SSOO Down and SBS Per Month
buys a five room bungalow having electric
lights, furnace, driven well, cement front
porch. .Newly decorated, east front lot,
naif block to car line.. Call
Meredith & Johnson
MAln 239*. WEbster T9s*.
Six-Room Modern
Bungalow, East
Lot 40x119; will sell for SI,OOO.
Require* $2,000 cash: balance at ft
per cent. 52 South Denny street.
4-Room Cottage, Southeast
Halt of Garfield Park *9OO cash. 3ee
Mr. Anderson.
I. N. Richie & Son.
710-12 Bankers Truat Bldg. Main 0520.
Southeastern Ave.
Seven-room ssml-mod.ru, exoellent con
dition; n.wly decorated, only *250 cash,
balance monthly, snap Call M. M. AN
DREWS. RAndolph 9664. with
WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST qO.
West Indianapolis
164* Shephard street. l-roora houee;
modern except bath; located on hill,
$2,300, SBOO oaeh.
Fowler & Baton
Main 8811. 101 City Trnet.
For Colored
Five-room bungalow, etrlotly modem,
garage, large lot. chicken park; an ex
ceptionally fine property, *4,000; terms.
*I,OOO down, balance like rent. Main 0142.
PV A IT Six-room modern home
II TT II ,n Trotter & Henry'e ad-
Vt JL /A\ ll dltlon, wtst; *260 cash,
balanoe *4O per month.
GEORGE A. LUCAS, 726 K. of P. Bldg.
Circle 6600.
SEVERAL desirable homes, all parts of
city on payments. Call Circle 1422.
J. A. Lynch.
East Four-Room Double
Semi-modern; good condition. MAR
GARET BERRY. Main 6147. Drexel
425A
* j. High-class double In Irv
d it A B ington for eale, Boautl-
II fully located. GEO. A.
a u. LUCAS. 728 K. of P. bldg.
Clrclo 6600.
IRVINGTON.
New, thoroughly modern 7-room house;
hardwood floors, built-in featuree, long liv
ing full basement, garage. A reel home.
Irvington 0292. MR WRIGHT.
Fletcher Avenue
home of eight roome: modern; bargain;
termx MARGARET BERRY. Main 6147.
Drexel 4254,
SEE THIS new, attractive 8-room bunga
low, garage, three full lots; near Inter
urban; Ideal for garden and cblckone.
OWNER. Main 0188. Evenings. Drexel
1493.
g~X ROOMS, close In. East Tenth, strlotly
jOodern; nice baeement, hot water heat,
eleelTic lights; the best buy In the city
Jor *4,260. Call c - J - OSBURN. Drexel
6184. k
SEVEi' rooms, strlotly modern; 1 room
unfiru 'bed; 3-car garage; 40-foot grape
arbor- v ell and cistern; esst front, paved
street- b ll '® aln ,or oftsh Belmont 3108.
TACOMA N-, DOUBLE; 5 room* side;
emi-mnii ern ; good condition, $4,000;
for terms Cal ‘ * BjTTMIGBR.
802 City Tr u,t Bldg. MAln 6064.
rttvgaT.OvL modern, 2-car garage, iot
60x1 85 foe l ' P rlcß $8 600; one-half cash,
terms on ba lanc ®- JENNINGS BROS. 28
S. Illinois et.
SIX ROOMS~;' no< * ern ® IC ®Pt furnaoe, paved
street: deatN In family necessitates sale.
Main 0107. '
port qxT.F—\lodera 6-room cottage on
south tide, leaving city. Call
DRexel 4210.1
SIX-ROOM hou- acre of ground.
Bargain. DRo>’ e * 9486. 3824 Stanton ave.
SIX rooms, mode-’f fu „ r /l a „°*A ca * h
or terms; colored- WEbster 2089, Owner.
BY OWNER, 7-rotdP m °dern home; good
terms; fine locia-B 1 - 2806 N. Gale.
BY OWNER; 5* 9 1fe modern bungalow,
$8,760. DRexel
REAL.ESTATE—FQR SALE.
1955 Arrow Ave.
Four-room, bungalov/ style cottage; gas, \
city water, electric lights. Price $1,850; i
S2OO cash, balance terms.
1506 E. EIGHTEENTH ST.
Six-room cottage, nowly painted and pa- !
pered; gas, electric llg.ts. well and cis
tern. Price $2,200; s2to cash, balance
terms. \
\ LEO K. CLINE.
431 Lemck£\ Bldg. Main 3115.
Four-Room Home
All large, light rooms; electric lights,
well and cistern; full basement; new paint.
Good lot; very good location. Only $250
oash required. Cal! ED O’CALLAHAN,
South Side Specialist, with
McCord & McKinney, Realtors
811 Lemcke Bldg. Circle 6220.
Evenings, Webster 8800.
MODERN BUNGALOW
Five rooms and bath; hot water heat;
front and rear porches; garage with front
driveway. Price $4,750. "Live Wires."
T. R JONES & CO. 414 Peoples Bank
Bldg. 184 E. Market St. Main
1328 West 33d Street
Five-room modern bungalow and extra ,
lot, 40x186, large basement, fine south ex- 1
posure, price $6,500; leuvlng city; must!
sell. See It and make proposition. Call
Trueblood. RELIABLE REALTY CO.
Main 0186. Evenings. Irvington 4213.
Stop! Look! Listen I
Lint your property with me for quick
sales.
J. A. LYNCH
! 305 Baldwin Bldg. _ Circle 1422.
' REAL ESTATE-—SUBURBAN.
2% Acre Tracts East
Only two left. $1,260 each. Easy pay
j mei. te.
Irvington 0612 evenings.
TV. H. Cooper & Cos.
j 838 Lemcke Bldg. |
REAL ESTATE-WANTED. ;
Real Estate Wanted
Two <loubl©s ©ast from owner; modern
or semi-modern; around $6,000.
Mr. OMara. Main 111 ft.
Howard C. Venn.
FARMS—FOR SALE.
LAND AUCTION
a Thursday. Feb. 23, at 2 p. m. w© will |
sell 104 aerss level highly productive black
and clay loam corn land without reserve.
S ml>e west and V* mile south of Sheri
i dan. Boone County, ludiana; rood eight-j
room frame house; rood Cellar; good. 1
warm house ir.d smokehouse; two good
orchards two h*n houses; double crib#
and granary; good barn about 32x50 with
shed; two good wells; 13 acres of woods
with blue grass pasture ell the year; ex
cellent location on a good gravel road In
a good agricultural community; near
school, church ard trading facilities; fair
fencing and g. od drainage; SI,OOO cash on j
day of sale L'.beral terms on balance.
A. M. Stephenson, sdm. R C. FO-LAND i
AUCTION CO., auctioneers Nohlssvllle. j
2 Bid BARGAINS
No. 1,40 . re* Marlon Cos., 7-room house
! and eumrn mee, large born, etantlon*
for 8 cow mplete hog house, chicken
houee and ah ther outbuildings, 8 horses,
3 cows, 17 hogs, 4 brood sows. 76 chick
ens, about 260 bu. corn, 8 tun* hay; ail
farming Implement*; some dining room
furniture, baseburner and coal range.
No. 2. *0 acres Hendrlckn Cos. Price
$S 000. Caah *2.000. Terra, on balanoe.
"Live Wires." T. K. JONES A COM
PANY. 414 reople* Bank Bidg. I*4 E.
Market St. Main 6768.
I. ANDO LOGY. FREE. SPECIAL NUMBER
Just out. containing many fact* of
, clover land In Marinette County, Wisconsin.
If for a home or an Investment you are
| thinking of buying good farm lands,
where farmers grow rich, send at onoe for
this special number of LANDOLOGY. It
la free on request. Address 9KIDMOKE
( RIEHLB LAND CO„ ll* Skidmore-
Riehle Bldg., Marinette. Wta.
| ~ AUCTIONS."
McPherson auction co.
W* eell everything on earth 10 Went
Ohio street. Room 20*. Phone Circle
4683 Circle 6871.
! AUTOMOBILES— FOR SALEr~
Automobile Insurance
The kind you ought to have at
the price you can afford to pay.
Automobile Insurance Agency
303 Baldwin Bldg. Circle 1422. 1
DODGE BROTHERS motor cars; a good !
assortment all times.
C.li.Wallericm Company
Dons* natmiesji MotorVftuaß*
848 North Meridian.
FORD ooupes, 1920-21 models. Sale or
exchange for any make car. 725 Vir
ginia ave. Drexel 8083.
FORDS —All models and styles. Sale
or exchange for any make car.
| Cash or payment. 725 Virginia ave.
DR exel 6083.
| FORD touring. 1921 models; sale or ex
change for any make car. 726 Virginia
avenue. Drexel 6088.
ALL kinds of care. *SO. *76, *IOO down,
j balanoe small weekly payments.
! IN DP 1.3. AUT* PARTS AND TIRE CO.
| 518 N, Capitol.
FORD touring with special body, *186; ’
] cash or payment. 725 VYrginia avenue.
1 Drexel 6033. _
BUICK 1918; half-ton truck. A-l meelron
-1 ioal condition; 5 extra good tires. *BO
I down, balance one year. WIDES & MIL
j LER. 644 E. Washing ion. MAln 3498.
FORD sedan, 1920 model. Sale or trade
for any make car. TURNER. 725 Vir.
avenue.
FORD coupe; excellent condition; new
battery; mechanically overhauled; good
tires; starter and wire wheel*. Phone
Belmofit 1416.
FORD roadater, 1920 model; starter and
j demountable rims. 725 Virginia ave.
Drexel 6088.
OVERLAND TOURING
At a bargain and In A-l condition. Bel
mont 1734. Re*. 632 N. Central Court.
FORD coupe body, sale or exchange for
touring or roadster body. 726 Virginia
avenue. ,
~1926" SCRiPPS-BOOTH TOURING"
A bargain, good as new. Belmont 0815
or 3401 West Michigan.
FORD, 1920 douring; starter; A-l shape,
*9O down, balance one year. WIDES &
MILLER. 644 E. Washington. Main 3498.
FORD with Ottowa body, wire wheels, 1920
Motor. For *ale or trade. TURNER,
735 Virginia ave. DRexel 6083.
FORD roadster with 20 motor block, SBS.
TURNER. 725 Virginia ave. PRexet 60S8.
FORD tops, new; one-man top and side
curtain, *2O each. 917-919 Virginia ave.
FORD touring body. 1917 model, *ls. 725
Virginia av*. Drexel 6088.'
MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE
Late Records, 59c each, or 2 for SI.OO
Anew lot of German Operatic, Vocal and Instrumental Records just
received. Come and hear them. Mail Orders Solicited.
SEIDEL’S MUSIC STORE.
139 East Ohio StreaL Main 8962.
A UTO M O BIL E S—WA NT ED.
AUTOS WANTED
I. Wolf Auto Cos.
619 N. Illinois et. Main 167* LI. 20*1.
AUTOS WAN ED.
Open evenings 9:30. Phone WEbster 7280.
ACTUS wanted] WEISSMAN’S. 212-14 K
New York street. Main 4446.
*A UTO~R E PAmsUa, Ni cT SUPPLIEB.'
BRING your battery troubles to ua We
are experts In this work and our prices
are right; 6 volt recharge 50c; rebuild
complete *3.00; 12 volt recharge 75c; re
build complete *IO.OO.
SOUTH SIDE BATTERY SHOP.
AUTO WASHING
Our specialty. 234 North Illinois.
S & S Auto Laundry
COLVIN BATTERY COMPANY"?
121 E Maryland st. Clrci* I*7o.
Recharge, 6-volt, 50c; 12-volt, 75c.
New battery, guaranteed two yeara.
611. *14.50; *l3, *18.50; I*T. <22.66.
Ford Bodies
Five dlstinci Specials *4 exchange for used.
aUTOWA BODY DIST. 3*o K. Market.
M OTO RCYCLBBjVNDJiICYCLI4L^
Now la the time to have your motorcycle
overhauled ami re*enarneled.
ERNEST HUGHES CO.
534-?': Viass. Ave. Main 1404.
CASH paid for mil kinds of motorcycle*.
FLOYD PETERMAN. 503 Massachusetts
avenue.
BAKN r 2- ©Tory! ~TT stalls. 323 W Morris
at., for information. Drexel 2197.
MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALET
100-*gg Incubator S2O 00
160 egg Incubator 25.0#
See ua first when In the mar
ket for poultry auppllea
OVERMAN CO.
33* E. Market. Clrola 6021.
Largest Stock In the State
We sell no Junk or trash because we
never buy anything that Is not in good
shape or etfn be made so before we offer
It for eale. Hundreds of families that are
feeling the need for economy, yet must
have additional pieces of furniture or
stoves, are finding our half price bargains
of wonderful help. Whatever your needs
aro we can supply them.
Baker Bros.
Pioneer dealers in used furniture that
can hardly be told from new.
Match Your Coat
With a Pair of ( \
TROUSERS 1
$3.35 to no. Work \
i Pants. $1.95 to $4 l ,
l THE PANTS STORE CO. llf
. 41 W. Oblo. 1)4 K. Ohio J %
Two Store*. *
The Best Oil Burners On Earth
Burn with blue gw* slams, generated
from kerosene; absolutely safe, very
economical; satisfaction guaranteed; types
for cookstovve, hotbiasts, vulcanlsers.
single room heaters camp stoves and
furnaces. THE HEATING APPLIANCE
COMPANY OF INDIANA. Sl9 Massachu
setts. Circle 8142.
A Complete Line of Bed*
springs and mattresses, of all makes and
descriptions at prices that you can t re
sist.
Baker Bros,
The largest Used Furniture Store la the
Country, opposite the Courthouse.
WHEN you think of buyin* furniture.
come In and see tba largest and most
complete line of It In the United States In
one store ant we will make agreeable
terms with you.
BAKER BRQB.
WHY pay high prices lor new furniture
when you can buy good, clean, rebuilt
furniture for almost halt what you pay
for new at the square-deal store.
BAKER BROS.
WE CARRY the largest and most com
plete line of stoves In the city; hotblasts,
baseburnera. cannon stoves, combination
coal and gas ranges or gas and coal 4>lL
You can save money bet's.
BAKER BKQ3.
TRUNKS—Bags, Suitcases. Why pay two
middlemen profits? Buy from factory
direct. dend for FREE catalog. ACME
TRUNK AND BAG FACTORY, Spring
Valley, 111.
WE ARE overstocked on leather rocker*
and easy chairs of al 1 makes and de
scriptions. Now is th# t.me to buy and
buy right at BAKER BROS., on easy
terms.
SAVE HALF your money by buying re
built furniture and stoves. They are as
good as new and will last as long.
BY ALL MEAN'S SEE US.
BAKER BROS.
WIC buy In large quantities so that ws
can give cur customers a better quality
of furniture at lower prices than they
can get anywhere and we aell on easy
terms.
BAKER BROS.
THREE-PIECE overstuffed daveno sulkcs.
In tapestry, velour, leather. Imitation
leather and mohair at price# that will
amaze you and on terms that any one
can buy at BAKER BROS.
COMPLETE suites in bedroom furniture
and many odd pieces of the best quality
at lowest prices and on easy payments at
BAKER BROS.
MAKE! your old coat look like new suit
by matching a pair trousers with the
CORRECT PANTS MAKERS CO.
10114 W. Ohio St.
NEW dr< t> side sanitary couches; Sim
mons make. *3.60; new pad 83.5; $1
down and 60c a week
BAKER BROS.
WHITE porcelain gas range, all standard
makes, at a saving of one-third co one
half; payments easy. 219 E. Washington at.
BAKER BROS.
MAJESTIC steel range; like new. Burns
coal or wood. Worth 375. Make an
offer. HArrisoo 1848. _
TERMS given on new and used machines.
White Sewing Machine Cos. 312 Mass. ave.
ALMOST new gas range sell* now tor
$86.50 for *40.00. 24 S. Temple,
FOR SALE—*2S tireless cooker, one-half
price. Call IRvlngton 4386.
By BECK
WE MAKE
PANTS
AND SELL 'EM DIRECT
TO YOU AT A SAVING.
B FfiN tailoring co.
_ _____ 258 Maagachusett* Ave.
CARLOADS and carloads of good clean
rebuilt furniture for half the price of
new; low, easy payments. 219 E. Wash
ington st.
BAKER BROS.
CINDERS, large load; truck delivery
Webeter 1401
misoellaneous—wantedW
GOOD, SOUND
YELLOW EAR CORN
WANTED AT
THE STOCKYARDS
BAKER BROS, could use eome high-grade
walnut and mahogany furniture; also
some high-grade ruge; call us at once. The
largeet used furniture store In the world.
Opposite courthouse. BAKER BROS.
WK CAN use some good showcases, cash
registers and grocery fixturea Will pay
a good cash price
BAKER BRO 9.
Main 84*6.
WE CAN use 10# first-class refrigerators;
must be good.
BAKER BROS..
119 East Washington St.
WE WANT enough medium-class house
hold goods to furnish 50 rooma We
want It at once and will pay cash. CaU
our buyer. Main 8465 or Main 84*6.
BAKER BROS.
V 'NT ED BABY CARRIAGE OR
&TROLLER, REGARDLESS OF
CONDITION. CIRCLE 7090.
HOUSEHOLDGOODS—FQR SALE.
DROP-HEAD Singer sewing machlnea
_J10; good condition. Circle 8580.
DOGS. POULTRY, PIGEONS, ETC.
8. C. White Lffhoms. fjLrm raised, enow
white; the everlasting layers. Eggs
81.26 per 15; *6.00 per 100. E. L. CULVER.
Thorntown. Ind.
HOMES wanted for healthy homeless dogs.
INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY.
City dog pound. 924 E. N. Y. Main 0872.
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES.
WHEN you need a horse think of me. M.
GREGORY. 819 8. Alabama st-
COAL AND WOOD—FOR SALE.
Special Price on Coal
Three Days Only
We eell the best coal money can buy
guaranteed and our guarantee le abso
lutely good.
Best Pocahontas lump, forked sß.of
Best Pocahontas lump, shoveled 7.75
Best Pocahontas, mine run 6.75
Best W. Virginia lump, forked 7.25
Best Kentucky lump, forked T. 25
Best Cass egg, forked 5.5 v
Best Hamilton lump, fo.-ked (.60
TOM SUPOYER
410 Indiana ave.
Circle 1436. Lincoln 844*.
Kindling With Each Ton
Beet Ind. or Linton No. 4 clean fk.. 1t.25
Best Illinois mine run 5.50
Best 111. lump, large forked, clean... 7.00:
Best Illinois egg. clean forked 6.76
Best Brazil egg. clean ftrked T.OO
Be*' Brazil block, olean forked...... 7.T6 '
High grade nut and slack 4.75 1
Delivered anywhere In the city.
Drexel 8260. Bt. 2225.
Union Ice and Coal Cos.
Quality, Service yid Correct Weight.
Since 1908, Aek your friends
TRY ONE TON. '
Linton No. 4, forked 36.00
Illinois lump large 6-lnch 700
Kentucky lump, forked 7.50
W. Virginia lump, forked 7.60
Pocahontas, mine run..... 7.00
Pocahontas lump, genuine Red Ash.. 8.00
If this coal don't meet with your ap
proval. send It back.
MERIDIAN COAL CO.
Lincoln 6237. 24th and Canal.
GOOD hard wood, furnace or cook stove.
*5 a cord delivered, 8 feet long, 4 feet
high, IS inches wide. Call Main 60(3 day
time or Washington 0710 evenings.
COAL — !
U H. BAIN COAL CO.
Main 3531. 212 N. Pine. Main 1181.
GLENDORA Lump *7; best Ind., 86 50.
So charge for wheeling. Call I. Baker.
Circle 5578, 449 Blake.
SPECIAL Poca. M. R„ 4C % lump, *6.75;
Linton No. 4, $6.25. ADAMS. Ra 5162. j
Times Want Ads find the right people
for the right places and the right places
for the right people. Phone Main 3500.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORa ETC
59—18806.
In the Probate Court of Marlon County. ,
February term, 1922.
In the matter of the estate of Ellseph
P. Monsoa. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Waiter C. 1
Clarke as executor of the above named es
tats has presented and filed his account
and vouchers In final settlement of said es
tate, and that the same will come up for
the examination and action of said Pro
bate Court, on the ISth day of March,
1922, at which time all heirs, creditors or !
legatees of said estate are required to ap
pear 'n said court and chow cause, If any
there be, why said account and vouchers
should not be approved. And the heirs of
said estate are also required to appear
and make proof of their heirship.
RICHARD V. SIPE. Clerk.
CLARKE & CLARKE. Attorneys.
NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC.
In the Probate Court of Marlon County.
February Terra, 1922.
In the matter of the estate of Emily ;
Smith, deceased. No. 69-18599.
Notice Is herebt given that Martin F.
Lynch, as administrator of the above
named estate, has presented and filed his
account arid vouchers In final settlement of
said estate, a id that the same will come
up for the examination and action of said
Probate Couri, on the 11th day of March,
1922. at wh'ch time all heirs, creditors or
legatees of t'ald estate are required to ap
pear in said court and show cause, it any
there be. why said account and vouchers
should not b# approved. And the heirs of
said estate are also required to appear and
make proof of their hel-shlp.
WILLIAM P. REAGAN, Attorney. i
RICHARD V. SIPE. Cler#
(Copyright, 1921. by
New Era Feat a rest
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE —The Board of Trustees of Cen
tral Indiana Hospital for Insane will re
ceive sealed proposals until Friday. Feb.
24 at 10 a. m , for furnishing supplies for
the month of March. 1922. Estimate book
will be on file at Brom 148. Statehouse.
from and after MonUay. Feb. 20, 1922.
By order of BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
MACHINERY AN D TOOLS.
WONDER MIXERS
MIXERS. HOISTS PUMPS. ENGINES,
ALL SIZES CARRIED IN STOCK.
BURL FINCH. DIBT. 812-20 W. HARD
LAND STREET.
FINANCIAL.
yyWVW^WVW\^WVAA^VWWW%AA^i^
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 $lO to 8200 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 PERSON REFUSED
We do not notify your employer,
neither do we make inquiries of your
friends, relative > or trades people.
You can hav; all time necessary for re
payment ar.d pxy only for the actual time
you keep the n oney. Call and let us ex
plain. No charges unless you borrow.
Loans with companies paid off and
more money adv meed at legal ratea
IF IN A HURiIY PHONE MAIN
2923 OR LINCOLN 2450.
SECURITY MORTGAGE
LOAN CO.
Rooms 205-7-9 Indiana Truat Bldg.
118 E. Washington St- Cor. Ylr. Are,
LOANS
On furniture, pianos, autoa, live stock,
farm Implements and other collateral.
CAPITOL LOAN CO.
141 H E. Washington St.
Main 0586. Auto Llaeoln TlB4.
Legal rate loans. ‘
INTERSTATE COLLATERAL
LOAN COMPANY.
608 Odd Fellow bldg., fifth floor, corner
Pennsylvania and Washington st*.
Main 3130. Phonea Auto. 31-48#.
WS MAKE first and second mortgagee on
Improved farms and Indianapolis real
estate.
AETNA MORTGAGE AND INYESTT CO.
608 Fidelity Trust bldg.
FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana
and Indianapolis real estate. R. B. WIL
SON. 103 N. Delaware st. Main 1818.
fJfcljSc MOOL
ggggSpggn
Much practice tide v*ek In the Short
ridge camp has been devoted to basket
■hoofing aa the team work and passing
aeem to have been developed aa much aa
Is possible In the short time remaining
befort the Bedford scrap Friday. Rosner
and Ferguson, both floor guards, are un
able to take part In the game Friday,
which leaves a big hole for Coach Gor
ton to fllL Franklin, a red-haired floor
piard with lots of fight, probably will
bo chosen to fill the gap.
Bedford haa a fine basket squad thlg
year and haa lost only four games, two
of them to Vincennes. Bedford has won
from Franklin and Bloomington beside#
other numrrous victories, whlls Short
ridge has won only one game this season
and that from Wiley of xerre Haute. The
probable Shortridge lineup for the game
will be as follows: Riley and Harrington,
forwards; Johnson, center; Franklin and
Kilgore, guards.
Broad Ripple has won a host of games
this year and should make Manual step
to beat them Friday night.
Jefferson of Lafayette Is crippled by
the lose of three of their beet players,
which gives Tech a fine chance to slip
over a win Saturday night.
PIULIARDS
CITY THREE-CUSHIONS.
Floyd Bostoek last night defeated Mar
tin Shane in the City Three-Cushion Bil
liard Tournament at the Board of Trade
Billiard Parlors by the score of 50 to
45. The match lasted ninety-two Innings.
Shane had four counts of three and
one count of four, while Bostoek twice
held the balls for counts of three and
again at another time scored a ran at
four.
Through Shane losing last night the
lead is now In the hands of Howard
Mitchell, who ha' lost bnt one game In
nine games p’ayed. Bostoek has now
won ten f .nos and lost two, and has
but one more tame to play.
Howard Mitchell, who holds first place
with eight games won and one gams
lost, Is booked to meet Charles Frye to
night. To allow the players to attend
the Reynolds-Mlller wrestling match
the game will start at 6 p. m.
E. APPIEBT YS. COLLINS.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 2L—Edgar T.
Appleby of New York, national champion,
and Percy X. Collins of Chicago, a former
national title holder, will meet here to
night for the International amateur title
at 18.2 balkline billiards. Each has won
throe ;amcs and lost one. Appleby suf
fered ais first defeat Monday night at the
hands of Edouard Uoudii or France,
while Collins' beating was glTen Satur
day by Francis S. Appleby, a brother of
the champion. KoudU's victory Monday
night, 300 to 129, came after his defeat la
the afternoon by Collins, SOO to 154.
The afternoon match today between
Ary Bos of Holland and J. E. Cope Mor
ton of Philadelphia, was the last on the
schedule of these players. The best the
Hollander can land is fifth place and a
victory for Morton would put the Phil
adelphian on an eqnal footing.
Won. Lost.
Edgar T. Appleby, New York.. 3 1
Percy N. Collins. Chicago.... 3 1
Francis S. Appleby. New York 3 2'
Edouard Roudil. France 3 2
Ary Bos, Holland 1 3
J. E. Cope Morton, PhiladePla 0 4
High run, 96, by Edgar T. Appleby.
Amateur Basket-ball
The Francis Pharmacy five took a
scrappy game from the Woodsides. The
game was a thriller at all stages. Wood
side taking a C-to-2 lead in the Initial
period. The Pharmacy quintette dis
played a classy brand of basket-ball dur
ing' the last stanza and carried the scor*
to 19 to 14 before the fracas ended.
There will be an Important meeting
of the managers of the teams entering
the cltv Junior basket-ball tournament to
be held under the auspices of the Boys'
Club Association, tonight at the Boys’
Club, 449 South Meridian street, at 7 230
o’clock. Pairing of teams and drawing
for place In schedule will be In order.
For further information call Main 1992.
In a fast game featured bv the defen
sVre work of both teams the Olive Branch
five defeated the Fairfax. 21 to 20. Games
are desired with teams having access to
floors. Heath Memorials take no tic*.
Call Marlon Griffith, Drexel 1619.
The Imperials had little trouble In win
ning from the Kenwood A C. last night,
34 to 16. The Imperials desire games
with fast city teams in the 10>-year-old
class. Speedway Seconds take notice.
Call Belmont 3723 and ask for Harry.
Morris Street M. E. attention! The Y.
M. 11. A. vs. Morris Street M. E. game
sch-vtuled for Feb. 22. ha* heen postponed
to March 1. The game will be played St
the Communal building.
The Ferndale Triangles are booked to
play the Southeasterns Wednesday night
at the Ferndale gym. j
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