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INDIANA DAILY TIMES.
*9-1* E Meridian St.
Main HOD. Classified Adr. Dept.
MATES.
One >*a .11 per Une
Tfc.ee consecutive tlmaa.. .1* per Use
Hi consecutive times.... .01 per Une
Lo4(e end clnb notlcee
(1 Inch or leas)... .75 per insertion
Over 1 inch, .07 per line additional.
Contract rates on application.
Cfcur-_ti notices (1 Inch or
lean) SOc per Insertion
o<t 1 inch ... .07 per line additional
Death notices 50c per insertion
Card or Thanks or In HtmirUn
Notices 07 per line
The Daily Ttmee chargee small
Want Ada as an accommodation to lta
readers. In return lor tola courtesy
the advertiser la expected u remit
promptly.
Ads received until 11:40 a na far
publication sum# day
FLORISTS.
INDIANAPOLIS FLOWER AND PLANT
CO.. Central ave., at 14th. We grow cut
flowers, plants. FUNERAL WORK. Wash.
23-12.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
W. T. Blasengvm
CASKETS. *30.00 AND UP.
*7.00 to Crown Hill.
*6.50 to South Yards.
Ambulance calls anywhere In the city.
*3.00. Also ambulance calls are made
without cl arge lor parties who are un
able to pay.
Ran. 6870 Drexel 2570.
1702 N. Illinois St. 1625 Shelby St.
SSP“- Hkxlds,
_ Parlors mi tlmaa W,
i’LAiXNEK ■ ttoCUiLNAN
funeral directors to the people a* Indlan
_. spoils since 1(57.
Pto I n '—Mein OS4I-OS4*. LI *541.
INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY
“KEffiLEY BROS. ’ CO.
Main olßce >46 N. Illinois Sc
Ctrcie I>lß. Main 1841.
George Grmstemer
Funerai Director 522 £. Market.
Old phone Main 080*. LI 7201.
J. C. WLLfcUA
11*6 Prospect- BT, 1671. Drexel HII
FINNBROTHERS
Mln 7176. 125 W. Market. Circle 2215.
KDWVL HOLMAN
1512 Central Are. Randolph 6903.
CHAU A. HOC KENSMi I U.
724 K Illinois.
Main 1166. LI 11*6.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—I4O2 IV. Illinois.
WM. E. KRIEGER.
Main 1164. Res. phone Ben Davis 252-L
HAUL—BERT ts. DADD 2120 Prospect at.
Phones. Drexel 0412. ST. 327*.
UNDERTAKERS—HIhEV A TITUP. *sl
North Del n 6644 Main 36.
H. u. TUTEWILEK.
*l4 N. Meridian. Main 01.
FEENEY A FEENEY.
Tn ~M~EMOR~ IA M.
IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance
of our dear mother. Alice F. Henderson,
who passed away four years ago today.
May 13. 1918.
Vone, dear mamma, gone forever;
How we miss your smiling face.
Jesus called you just to show us
No one on earth can take your place.
Sadly missed by your SUN HARRY,
DAUGHTER GERTIE AND HUSBAND.
UEAIh oND funeral NO fICEs.
ALLEN. BERT EWlNG—Beloved husband
of Clara Allen, died May 11, age 38
years. Funeral Sunday. May 14. 9:30 a.
m.. at *he horns of his sister, Mrs. War
n!n Wilson. 733 E. Twenty-Second St.
Friends Invited.
EMM _>XS. CYNTHIA R.—Beloved mother
o* Charles and Ttllle Emmons and Mrs
RAlph Biackburn, died Thursday, May 11
fit residence. 331 N. Fulton street, age 71
years. Fune.ral Saturday. May 13 at 2
p. m.. from residence. Burial Crown Hill
cemetery. Friends Invited. Please omit
flowers.
EARL. BRYAN—Of 517 Lockerbie street.
Indianapolis, passed away Wednesday at
10 p. m. at Anderson. Funeral services
Sunday 2 p. m. at Fainnount. Ind.
KASSEBAUM. MRS. ~KATHERINE~iFLOR
ENCE—Wife of William C. Kassebaum,
died at the residence, 3381 College ave
nue. Friday. May 12. Funeral at residence
Sunday. May 14. at 2 p. m. Friends In
vited. Burial at Hall. Ind.
LECKNER. PROF. MAX—Husband of
Carrie Colver Leokner. died May IS. age
79 years, at residence. 709 North Penn
sylvania. Funeral notice later.
LOUTT, NANCY JANE—Wife of Charles
Franklin lutt. died at her home. 1240
Blaine avenue. Thursday. May 11. age 65
years. Funeral services at the Morris
Street Christian Church. Sunday, May 14.
1:10 p. m. Burial at Anderson cemetery
LOUTT. NANCY JANE—Wife of Charles
Franklin Loutt. died at her home. 1240
Blair.e avenue. Thursday. May 11. age 65
years. Funeral services at the Morris
Street Christian Church, Sunday. May 14.
1:30 p. m. Burial at Anderson cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS^
CARD OF THANKS—We wish to extend
our heartfelt tha: k? to friends, relatives
and neighbors for kindness shown at the
death of our dear husband and father.
Delbert A. Howard; especially to Dr. Gohn
for his consoling words; the singers. Mrs.
Marshall, Mrs. Cadle and Mr. Overmeyer;
tha pallbearers. Mr. Carroll, Mr. Marshall.
Mr. Cadle. Mr. Grelich. Mr. Boyer and Mr.
Willy; the Bell Telephone Company and
the telephone company employes: Finn
Brothers and to ail for the beautiful
flowers. Wife and Children.
CARD OF THANKS—We wish to express
our appreciation to our many friends,
and relatives for their kindness
and sympathy shown us In the sudden
death of our beloved wife and mother.
Essie I. Poiland. We especiaiiy thank the
Bemis Bag Company. J. F. Darmody Com
pany. Lecdy Manufacturing Company, the
Rev. C. R. Stout for his consoling words
the str.g-rs and for the many beautiful
flora, offerings. WILLIAM A. PGLLAND
AND CHILDREN.
CART) OF THANKS—We v.dsh to thank
cur friends and neighbors for their
kirdness during the illness, and bereave
ment of our baby. Claude Robert Kenr.v.
especially Mrs. Mathews and Dr. R. J.
Anderson. Also we want to thank Rev.
E. P. Jewett for his kind words of con
dolence. the little pallbearers and Phlrley
Bros. for their servi es. MOTHER,
FATHER. GRANDMOTHER AND ALL
CHURCH NCTICES.
AH Soia?s Unitarian
Church
Alabama st., near 15th
Frank S. C. Wicks,
D. D., Minister
Address at 11 a. in.
SUBJECT;
“Thoughts of Eariy Men”
Second tn a series based upon
Wells’s "Outline of History.'*
Church school at 9:45 a. m.
MIST iSMJKK
Rev. James D. Stanley
Morning subject:
“OMIT”
Vesper and organ recital 4:00 p. m_
FTRST SPIRITUALIST CHtRCH.
60S North Liberty street, between Maas,
avenue and North street. Sunday. 7:45 p.
m. Le-. tur= by Rev. B. F. Hayden. Mes
sages by the pastor. Rev. Ruth Van De
Beuken. Message services every Wednes
day at 2 and 7:45 p. m . conducted by the
Ladies' Aid. Part of the time will be de
voted to spiritual healing. You fire cor
dially invited to attend these service* and
will be made welcome.
VHIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
—2350 Washington bivd. Sunday serv
ices 11a. m. and 9 p. m. Sunday school,
*ls a. m Wednesday evening, testimon
ial meeting at S o'clock Reading room at
*66 II 34th st.. open dally from 19 a. m.
*b * p. m.. except Wednesday, when closed
7 I!> p. m. and Sunday, when open from
I’to i p. D. M
CHURCH NOTICES.
Interdenominational
Special
Mothers’ Day
Service
Sunday, May 14th
2:30 P. M.
E. HOWARD CADLE
Will speak
CADLE TABEIHAGLE
Ohio at New Jersey
Mother Cadle, in
whose honor the
tabernacle was built,
will be present.
1,000 Reserved Seats for the
Mothers, and a Flower
for Every one.
SPECIAL MUSIQ
Gypsy Smith Choir
1,500
Joe Overmyer
Director.
MAJOR
EARL F. HITES
Will Speak in the Evening,
7:30 P. M.
Cadle Tabernacle Evangelistic
Association.
UNION SPIRITUALIST LTCECM.
Session every Sunday at 2:30 p. m. In
the First Spiritualist Church. 603 North
Liberty street, between Maas. ave. and
North street. Come, bring or send your
children to it. All are welcome.
PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
Redmens hall, Capitol and North st
Rev. H. W. B. Myrick will lecture. Sub
ject: “The Other Side the Door.” Mrs.
Audria Hudson will furnish music. Mes
sages from your loved ones by Mrs. Bes
sie Woodworth, message bearer. Serv
ices begin at 7:45 p. m. Ladies* Aid
meets Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Itev. Myrick will speak. Mrs. Wood
worth and oth ira will be present as mes
sage bearers.
CASTLE HALL.
220 E. Ohio street. Second Spiritualist
Church will hold regular Sunday services
at 7:45 p. m. The entire evening will be
given to messages by Mrs Throndsen and
D. H. Smith. Mid-week meeting Wednes
day evening at 1633 College avenue. Mes
sages. healing and Questions answered.
Everybody welcome. Bring your friends.
FIRST CHUR :H OK CHRIST. SCIENtTsT
—Meridian and Twentieth streets. Sun
day services it 11 a. m. and 3 p. m. Sun
day school at 11 a m. Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at 8 o’clock. Reading
room at 813 Occidental building. open
week days from 9 a. m to 9 p. m.. except
Wedneid .y t when closed at 7. Open from
2 to 5 p. m. Sundays.
’ 6ECOND CHURCIH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST.
Delaware and Twelfth streets.
Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.;
Sunday school, first session, 9:30 a. m.;
second session, 11 a m. Wednesday eve
ning testimonial meeting at S o’clock
Reading room. 125S Lemcke Annex, open
Sally from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m., except
Wednesday when closed at 7:15 p. m.. and
fur.day, when open from 2 to 5 p. m.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST—Ring, large amethyst atone set tn
green gold. In washroom on fifth floor
of Ayres's; valued ax keepsake. Reward.
B* Imont 0590.
LOST—Brown leather billfold containing
*6 .80, probably on Illinois street car.
Thursday p. m. Randolph 1151.
PAIR heavy shell rim glasses lost Tuesday
noon on Washington, between Pennsyl
vania and Illinois. Cali Randolph 0607.
LOST—A bunch of keys, on or about 34th
ai.d Pendleton pike. Finder please call
Circle 0782.
FOUND —Pair shell-rim spectacles. May 8.
Randolph 7609.
NOTICES.
FAILURE OR SUCCESS—Use Astro-Psy
chology, the new dual science, to find
possibilities hidden tn your subconscious
mind. The latent subconscious forces can
be developed to realize your hopes. Astro
osychology Is based on planetary Influ
ences and study bt the mind, showing the
bent way to use your talents and ability.
My readings from birth charts in New
York Sunday Herald three years ago at
tracted world-wide attention. Trial charts.
*2: full analysis, *lO. Send date. hour,
place of birth. MARTIN RETRY, 1440
Broadway, Room 22. New York City.
IMPORTANT NOTICE^
Spanish war veterans (1893-1902) may
have title to pensions under Act of June
6. 1920. from *l2-30 per month. See or
write LOWE AGENCY. 312 K. of P. bldg.
Main 0707.
BEDBUGS, roaches, moths, ants destroyed
with one application of "Sudden Death "
ALBERT MAAS. 31 Vlr. ave. Main 1225.
personals!
WE SOLVE YOUR
PROBLEM FOR YOU
By Offering You This
Opportunity
©to become *
Doctor of
C H IROPRACTIC
Cash or time
payments accept
ed on tuition.
You can study
New 'SaarS:
ing.
Suite 604
National City
Wash. St.
INCORPORATED
IN THE STATE OF INDIANA.
FAIRMOUNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
for confinement, private; price* reason
able; may work for board; babies adopted.
Write for booklet. MRS. T. B. LONG. 4 911
E. Twenty-Seventh st.. Kansas City, Mo.
INDIANA CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE
Teaching the rational avstam of pain
less adjustment. Fourth floor When bldg.
WANTED—SmaII child to~ board.
Randolph 2968.
FLATS. APARTMENTS—TO LEt!
See ’Em All
Thirty-three prominent rental
agents co-operate, listing with uk,
for your convenience, all the resi
dence property for rent each day.
Ayres ’ Rcwtftl Bureau
Home-hunting \ thus becomes
greatly simplified. .Big maps show
locations, card tndkkea furnish de
rcriptiona. \
Call in person, fourth floor.
Please do not telephone. N.
L. S. Ayres & C<\^
416 E. Vermont V
Four rooms and bath; Just newly flgno
vated. Walking distance; *45 monih. \
State Savings and Trust Cos. \
Main 4515.
SUTHERLAND. 2890; beautifully
j—e-room modern; fllso summer
Randolph 1266.
FLATS, APARTMENTS—TO LET.
2509 College Ave.
Five rooms and bath; newly redeco
rated and reflnlshed; very desirable. Key
at 2507 College ave.
State Savings and Trust Cos.
Main 4518.
SUMMER COTTAGES—RESORTS.
KEEP COOL this summer by calling W.
B. HUDLK9ON. Washington 4256-1. In
quire.
ROOMS—TO LET.
MICHIGAN. E.. 217, Apt. 5; furnished
room; gentlemen preferred. Circle 8191.
evenings.
ONE large furnished room for light
housekeeping; modern; one sleeping
room downstairs; modern. Main 5971.
PENNSYLVANIA, N., 907; modern fur
nished light housekeeping room. Circle
755*.
ONE LARGE. AIRY SLEEPING ROOM;
MODERN; SUITABLE FOR TWO;
NORTH. RANDOLPH 9365.
TWELFTH, E., 610; two clean, furnished
rooms and kitchenette; modern. Circle
647*.
ILLINOIS, N.. 4317~F1at 6; beautifully fur
nished room. Main 8092.
NICE clean basement room; suitable for
two men. Main 7738.
FOUR ROOMS; business block; north side;
*lB. Randolph 1736.
CLEAN sleeping room, suitable for two
old men $1.50 apiece.. Main 7735.
ILLINOIS 2200 blcck; one large, pleasant
room, couple only. Randolph 3046.
THREE unfurnished rooms, modern. 76*
Fletcher ave. Drexel 7323.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
WASHINGTON ST.. E.. 1034; two modern
front, furnished housekeeping rooms
Drexel 8876.
FLETCHER ave.. 704 : two rooms, modem
housekeeping suite; children under 2
years welcome. Drexel 7538.
~6OARDAN3ROOMS-—ToTetT’
ALABAMA. N.. 1716; furnished front
room; private family; meals Is desired;
garage. Kenwood 3775.
PARK. 1540; lovely location; home cook
ing, with privileges. Circle 7764.
~BOARDAND ROOMS—WANTt£~dT~
BOARD and room wanted; north side;
strictly private family where there are
no other boarders. Main OS2I.
HOUSES—TO LET.
4000 Block S. Meridian
Eight rooms 10 acres strictly modern
except gas; two baths 40-car garage. Has
steam treating plant.
Four-room cottage an.l two large lots;
electric lights. Price JIG a month. These
properties either for rent or for sale.
I. N. Richie & Son,
110 Bankers Trust. Main 0570.
Nice Cool Apartment on N.
Capitol Ave.
Two large room* either unfurnished or
partly furnished: private hath, heat, gas*
and water furnish -d. Largo yard and
walking distance from town.
I. X. Richie & Son.
710 Rankers Trus. Main 0520.
Good Dentals
237 Highland, 5 r00m5...., S2O 00
1130 Finley 5 rooms 20.00
704 Beef her. 4 rooms 15.00
908 K. Walnut. 4 room* 13.00
Dunlop & Iloltcgel
3045 Station Street
Six rooms, electric lights, gas. well, front
and rear porches: 2 lots; large chicken
house; white or high-grade colored.
W. li. Cos iper
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
EST. 1895.
Otto J. Sucsz
Packing, hauling, low rates on
California shipments. Through
cars to Los Angeles.
Main 2-153-3628. Night, Webster
0699. '
FARTLOW FIREPROOF STORAGE - CO.
Private locked rooms and open apses.
*sc per month and up. Local and ov*r
land transfer W* call and g|.-e y>u ex
act prices on any kind of work without
any obligations 419-23 &. Market street.
Maln_27s;
Shank Superior Service
BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE.
TRANSFER. PACKING AND SHIPPING.
227 N. New Jersey at.
Main 2028. U. 1128.
B LUCE ~K ENNA RD, TRAN SFEIL STORF
age. Main OSu3: Main 6955; evening
Harrison 2238.
GATEWOOD BROS.. transfering and
hauling All kinds; reasonable. Bel
mont 0113.
WE haul you anywhere. $3 per load.
KEN SARD VOGEL. Belmont 34 28.
UNION STATION BAOGAGE iKANSI ER
MAIN 711®
M ALE H ELP—WANTEPT~
FIRST-CLASS FURNI
TURE CABINET
MAKERS. STEADY
WORK. EXCELLENT
WAGES GUARANTEED.
NO LABOR TROUBLE
NONE BUT FIRST
CLASS MECHANICS
NEED APPLY. SEE
MR. C. A. BACKUS, AT
THE SPENCER HOUSE,
BETWEEN 2 P. M. AND
10 P. M., SATURDAY,
MAY 13.
LABORERS,
SOc AN HOUR,
10 HOURS A DAY.
REPORT
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
REAR
UNION STOCKYARDS.
E. RAITII & SONS
FERTILIZER CO.
YOLNiJ TEACHER or one quail hod to
teach, whose home is in or near Colum
bus. Indiana, to prepare to assist with Eng
lish and other subjects as part payment
for full bookkeeping and shorthand
course. Apply in own handwriting, stat
ing qualifications; also give references.
Address Fred W. 'Case, principal. CEN
TRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Pennsyl
vania and Vermont. Indianapolis. Indiana.
WANTED—BOYS
to carry Time, routes In downtown dis
trict between East and West. South and
St. Cialr streets. Boys not over 14 yearn
old. See Mr. Moorehead any afternoon
after 2 o’clock.
TEN go. and so)’-Ite rs at once; city and
rural work. Sa ary anil commission.
See Mr. 'tastings, circulation dept.. In
diana D" .ly Times, after 9:30 a. m.
WANTED Experienced grade foreman
and teamsters. Inquire rear of 1128 W.
New York.
UPHOLSTERERS; two first-class. Call
between 12 and 1. W. H. MESSENGER
FURNITURE CO. See Mr. Jenkins.
WANTED.
4241 Guilford avenue.
BOYS WANTED.
Apply delivery dept. Western Union.
SALESMAN—-WANT ED.
MAKE *25 to *75 weekly extra during
spare lime selling greatest sensation of
year. Every candy. cigar. delicatessen,
drug and general store a prospect. Sell
from photograph. UNION SPECIALTY'
MFG. CO. Dept. A, Albion, Mich.
GOOD salesman wanted for Indianapolis
Ti rritory. If you are a live wire you can
Bake *4Poa week or better.
Ribbon and Carbon Cos
S. Capitol Ave.
INDIANA. TIMES.
EVERETT TRUE.
MR, T|9ie'<Se / I'M mSPo-SfivKS OM 30MS
TICKCTS POR NJ Os
DON'T Yov KNOW /H<S 5 I WAS
i |lvTßo3>UCeT* TO You I~AT MQHT AT
■ I M.SM. to—, Out l -Trem
: KN>OU> YOU it *TM© LONd^R
'YOU STICK AP-OUmTs WiSIKe, THfi- 'BeTT©^
1 IT® 1 .. 'JT.S.T |J‘
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
Red meed Prices
Lafayette Heights
“INDIANAPOLIS SUPERIOR SUBURB”
?300 to $1,500 Reduction On Each House.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE to get in on the ground floor of this won
derful suburb.
WE ARE MAKING THIS TEMPORARY REDUCTION IN PRICES
at Lafayette Heights to give the horaeseekers of Indianapolis and vicinity
a real opportunity tc own one of our modern homes and get established
in “Indianapolis’ Superior Suburb" before warm weather sets in. Here
is your chance for that garden you have wanted.
THESE HOUSES ARE STRICTLY .MODERN up-to-the-minute stucco
bungalows, of 4. 5 and 6 rooms There are a few two-story houses also.
OUR OWN WATER SYSTEM IS FOR YOU TO ENJOY—Water be
ing supplied from two deep driven artesian wells. You will be pleased
to learn of the building restrictions which eliminate the disagreeable fea
tures so common to the ordinary addition.
LAFAYETTE BOULEVARD is paved and runs directly through
Lafayette 1!< ights, connecting with paved roads to Indianapolis.
LAFAYETTE HEIGHTS is situated 4Vt miles southwest of the Circle.
Drive out Kentucky avenue to Lafayette Boulevard, 5c faro on city cars.
Take Mars Hill car at Lincoln Hotel, 35-minute service, startiug at 1:50
p. in. Two bus lines give 30-mlnute service.
FIVE POINTS TO REMEMBER.
1. That this Is a temporary reduction only.
2. That S4OO down will give you the privilege of saying
“My Home.”
3. That these properties are highly restricted for the
Caucasian race only.
4. That in 30 minutes you can travel between the Circle
and Lafayette Heights.
5. That this “Superior Suburb" is SO feet higher than In
dianapolis.
Come out Sunday and see for yourself and you will readily agree that
this is a wonderful opportunity to
OWN YOUR OWN HOME.
CITY TRUST CO.
R. L. ARCHBOLD.
Cl rcle 4022. Belmont 1026-R 4.
IPIIII FREE
® Sugar Tomorrow
H FOREST MANOR
fVE 3 DBAft-ttVC 1
AG EN T S—W ANT ED.
AMBITIOUS men, write today for attrac
tive proposition, selling subscriptions to
America's most popular automobile maga
zine Every oar owner, mechanic. Ka
ra gem an Interested. Quick and easy to
sell- 100 U,. profit. Pleasant Work Devote
all or spare time. AUTOMOBILE DI
GEST. A-67, Butler bldg..
BBC-IN YOUR OWN BUSINESS whole
saling chocolate bars, chewing gum.
candy mints Attractive novel packages.
Write todav. Exclusive proposition. HEL
MET PRODUCTS CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
ALL STORES buy Spearmint Gum and
noveltv confections. Make $5 dally. Our
agents undersell all competition, Build
permanent business up quickly. HELMUT
CO.. Cincinnati.
TREMENDOUS profits giving premiums to
others for selling new self-threading
needles, hat kleen sachet. Free Instruc
tions samples, factory prices. PATTbc
COMPANY. 831 c "H." Wash 1 ngton. .
WIDE-AWAKE MAN to take charge of
our local trade; 36 to 38 dally steady; no
experience required; P n - V ■'•’Uts at once.
Write today. AMERICAN PRODUCTS CO..
5698 Amrelcan bldg., Cincinnati. Ohio.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SMALL restaurant for sale cheap. Must
sell on account of sickness. 23 N. East
street.
DETECT IV £5.
Quigley-Ilyland Agency, Ine.
Suite 404 National City Bank building.
Phone Main 2902 Local ••fflee Interna
tional Secret Service Assn. Seventy offices
In America and fnr*l*n rnuntriM.
DID YOU BELL ITT
If not, try th* automobile columns at
the Timea Want Ad.
By CONDO,
FEMALE HELP—WANTED.
INTELLIGENT WOMEN
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
UNNECESSARY.
The employment director of an old
established Chicago corporation doing
nation-wide business will be at Hotel
Lincoln, Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday to hire several women for
purpose of enlarging present organiza
tion. Our regular organization is com
posed of over 300 women who aro
averaging $250 to *4OO per month. We
want Intelligent women. Buslnees expe
rience unnecessary. free Intensive
training class will
..to ri time the equivalent of elx months’
experience. Applicant must be between
3.. and 10, have equivalent of a high
school education, good health, and be free
to travel extensively. Railroad fare paid.
Salary to start. Positions muse be filled
at once. Apply In person. Don’t phone.
Mrs. Kathryn D. Coffield, Hotel Lincoln,
uut-of-town applicants write,
. GIRLS
over 18 years of age to learn tele
phone operating. INDIANA BELL
TELEPHONE CO.. Room 322, corner
New York and Meridian sts.
Si I UmTION WANTED—FEMALE
PRIVATE family washings. Will call for
and deliver. Main 5971.
CCKi'A INS to launder. MRS. LUTZ.'
Drexel *896.
L -It. caT A ‘_fc~~ F O R SAL e. ~
LEAVING city, must sell my modern
home on Guilford, Just north of boule
vard, and also three fine lots In Irving
ton. Lott price for quick turn. Main
0142. \
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
ALL THE
REAL ESTATE OF THE
HOME BREWING CO.,
OF INDIANAPOLIS
will b aold oa
June 7, 1922 at 10 A. M.
on the terms and conditions noted below.
Following are the propertlee offered:
1. (a) Brewery building and plant. In
cluding engines, boilers, machinery, vats
and other like equipment at southwest
comer of Cruse and Daly streets.' In
eludes also three small cottages on Daly
street
(b) Bottling shop and barns at north
west corner Cruse and Daly streeta
2. Brick building and vacant ground at
southwest corner Southeastern avenue and
Cruse street
I. Brick building and vacant ground,
902 East Washington street
4. Brick buildings, 25 to 41 South Dela
ware street
6. Frame building and cottage, 1011
and 1015 East Maryland street
6. Five vacant lots In Mars Hall.
5. Frame building 1901 Columbia avenue
and 1310 East Nineteenth street.
9. Two vacant lots corner Villa avenue
and Prospect street
12. Brick buildings and cottage *Ol to
*O9 Massachusetts avenue and 724 East St
Clair street.
13. Frame building, 631 Beecher street
14. Brick building and cottage, 1318
North West street and 512 West Thirteenth
street
15. Brick building and vacant lot 10*
North Noble street and 642 and 644 East
Market street
20. Frame bulling, 1429 North Sher
man drive.
29. Frame building, I*7* South Esst
street
30 Brick building. 3* North Noble street
NOTE: A valuable malt extract rruuiu
facturlng business will go with the brew
ery plant for the Inventory price of the
merchandise and containers on hand If
purchaser desires.
TERMS AND CONDITIONK
Sealed bids to be delivered to the office
of the company at Cruse and Daly streets
prior to 10 a. m., June 7, 1922, with cer
tified check for 5 per cent (minimum
*200.00) to accompany each bid. No bid
for less than the appraised value will be
considered. Single bid for all of the prop
erty will be considered. Terms are either
cash on delivery of deed or one-fourth
cash and one-four each In three, six and
nirfe months, with 6 per cent Interest; sale
Is subject to taxes for 1922, municipal as
sessments and leases. List of properties,
appraisements and other details upon ap
plication at office. Inspection of properties
may be arranged by phone. Call Drexel
1205.
TH£ MIME BBEWIWC CO.
Beautiful Bungalow, East
New five-room modern bunga
low. long living room, fireplace, col
onnade. hardwood floors and built
in features, breakfast room and
dressing room. Tile bath, full
basement and laundry. Walking
distance of Bt. Phillip Nert. Just
off of Tenth street car. block to
public school. PriA right and
terms on balance.
Realty Finance Cos.
Lincoln 4405. Evenings, Ran. 094*.
- *
Home Complete
Seven rooms and bath, all mod
ern conveniences; built less than
and built for home: double
garage; beautiful, large east front
lot; near Joan of Arc parish. Can
be bought at bargain.
Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors
122 E. Market st.
Trade for Vacant Lot
Two dandy clear rental proper
ties. Always rented. Want lot on
north aide, suitable for modern
double.
Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors
122 E. Market at.
SMALL" COTTAGE
Semi-Modern, Southeast
with electric light*, city water, gtuk, ce
ment porch, close to echool.
Margaret Berry,
*O2 Public Savings bldg Main 514 T.
Drexel 4254.
1109 Roadie St.
Storeroom with 4 living rooms In the
rear Price *3.200; terms. Call Mr. Halls,
with
J. G. McCullough
106 N. Delaware. Main 1710.
Build A New Home
If you have a good lot paid for we can
build a house for you and furnish all the
mom v and give you eaey term* on the
houee. Fee us at once.
Meredith & Johnson
Main 2393. Webster 795*.
730 1 Vest 30th
Four-room modern bungalow, south
front, rant of Northwestern. Price, $4,000;
*550 down and *37 monthly. See Mr.
Halls, with
J. G. McCullough
108 N. Delaware. Main 1710.
Bargains Terms
Four-room cottag*. large lot, Trow
bridge st.. *1.650; *2OO cash.
Good five-room house northeast; brick
street. *2,100.
r J. C. PRICE CO.. REALTORS.
Main 1282.
Ewing Street
neiir Brooked© park. fl\*e rooms, electrlo
lights, gas, well and cistern. Paved street.
Price only $3,400; S4OO cash, balance like
rent.
George F. Coultis,
431 Lemcke Bldg. Main 3115.
Ree. phone Wash. 1235.
GRACFLAND ave., north of Thirtieth st.
Five-room modern; a nice home In good
location. Price. $3,800. Must have half
cash. No phone information.
Monen-Peelle Cos.
407 National City Bank Bld#r.
Two Good Homes, East
One seven rooms, modern, and one six
rooms, modern; on paved streets. Cat.
be had on terms. Call Mr. Andersen, with
I. N. Richie & Son,
Main 0520. 710 and 712 Bankers Trust.
NEW modern bungalow, five rooms and
bath, front and rear porches; beautiful
decorations and electric fixtures. Lot 30x
160 feet. Price. *8.800; down payment.
*SOO, balance *BO per month. Located at
5821 Rawles avenue. Phone Irvington
3849,
29th and McPherson
Seven-room modern, 3 rooms and bath up;
corner lot; good condition; $3,500; SSOO
down. Call Trueblood, RELIABLE REAL
TY CO., Main 0186. Evenings, Irvington
4213.
Good Little 5-Room Home
Southwest, for *1.800; about half cash.
Call Mr. Anderson, with
I. N. Richie & Son.
Main 0520. 10 and 12 Bankers Trust.
NORTH, 6-room cottage; cellar, floored
attic, pantry finished floor, cistern and
city water In kitchen; gas. electric lights,
front and rear porches; property on as
phalt street. Price *1.750 cash, balance
*ls per month. Owner. Harrison 3469.
2302 Morgan
Five-room bungalow; electric lights,
wetl, garage, full lot. Price *1.800; *250
down. *lB per month. Call Trueblood.
RELIABLE REALTY CO.
Main 0186. Evenings, Irvington 4213.
. w Nine-room house, 2 lots,
(I tt fa II northeast. *2.750; *I.OOO
\1 II H cash. GEO. A. LUCAS.
726 K. of P. Bldg. Circle
6600. Evenlngji, Belmont 4936.
BEAUTIFUL suburban bungalow. three
lots. West Sixty-First and Cooper ave..
*3,150. Terms, or will exchange for city
property or good vacant lots. Owner.
Main 0186. Evenings. Washington 8545.
FIVE-ROOM thorougnty modern, large
lot;; Improved street. Must sell. Have
bought farm. Will oonslder auto In tra4e.
Call EVERROAD. Drexel 8250.
NAPOLEON. 2708; thoroughly modern
bungalow. Immediate possession. Open
for Inspection. EVERROAD Drexel 3250.
FOUR-ROOM cottage, large lot, E. Minne
sota; bargain. Easy terms. 1 Washington
1727.
FOR SALE—House and three lots north.
For Information call Washington 2724.
LIST your real estate with ELMORE
BROS. REALTY CO. Circle 7*62.
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
322 Lansing Street
Six rooms, newly painted and decorated;
electrlo lights, driven well and cistern; for
sale. *1.606; small payment cash, balance
easy terms. Hurry, as this won’t last at
this price. Mr. Mclnteer.
I. N. Richie & Son.
TIP Bankers Trust. Main' 0520.
South Side Double
On payments
Four rooms each side, newly painted and
decorated. Rents **4 per month. Price
only *2,600; S3OO cash, balance *25 per
month.
George F. Coultis
4*l Lemcke Bldg. Main 3115.
Rea phone Wash. 1235,
Vacant
5-Room Bungalow
Electric lights, Inside toilet, 114 acres
ground. For quick sale $3,250. Small
cash payment down, balance easy terms.
See Mr. Mclnteer.
I. N. Ritchie & Son
710 Bankers Trust. Main 0520.
BUNGALOW
Beech Grove
*SOO cash, *35 month, buys seven-room
modern; garage; Seventh avenue; price,
*4,000.
Elmore Bros.
15* E. Market, Room 302. Circle 7962.
South Side Home
Attractive lot, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, mod.
Sacrifice Price
to meet financial emergency.
Lewis Realty Cos.
We Have a Party
that wants a semi-modern house east that
can be bought cheap for cash.
Fowler & Eaton
301 City Trust Bldg. Main 6871.
South Side Cottage
Five rooms, electric lights, gas. good
shape. Price *2,600; *260 cash, balance
easy terms.
George F. Coultis,
431 Lemcke Bldg. Main 3115.
Res, phone Wash. 1235.
WELL-LOCATED, strictly modern six
room home; paved street; terms. THE
SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. Main 0107.
STRICTLY modern, well-located six-room
home; paved street; terms. THE
SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. Main 0107.
STRICTLY modern 'Woodruff Place home:
nine rooms, garage; lot 80x170; *2.000
cash, balance monthly. THE SOUTHERN
LUMBER CO.
NEW two-room house with full basement,
close to traction stop, with 3 large lots.
Small down payment, balance easy pay
ments. Ben Davis 101. Stewart 2522.
FOUR MODERN BUNGALOWS EASD
Can arrange liberal terms on all of
them. Call us at once. Main 6771.
BEST location north; eight rooms; strict
ly modern; terms. Main 0107.
REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN.
New Four-Room Bungalow
Electric lights, cement porch and walks,
garage, forest trees; 120-foot front; *3OO
cash, balance monthly. Wayne Park ad
dition. Take Ben Davis Bus at Wash
ington street and Capitol avenue, get oft
at Cole street, or phone Main 0217 Satur
day morning, and will call for you Sat
urday afternoon or Sunday.
Oscar Lee
Suburban
New B-room bungalow. 3 lot* and ga
rage. *8.160. Easy terms or will trade
for city property. Located between 61st
and 67th north. 2ts squares west of Stop
5. Lafayette traction. Call Owner. Main
0166. Evening. D rexe 1 1193.
IVa ACRES of ground, 3-room house.
chicken park. well. 2 sheds. R. R. P-.
Box 379 M. Irvington 2504. ring 3.
REAL ESTATE—WANTED.
Have Half Cash
for modern five or six-room home north.
What have you? Address A No. 2716,
Times.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Equity In *BSO
Wegman player piano. Would consider
lot or second-handed auto. Call at 419
North Noble, or Circle 0646.
THREE modern douhles. north of 16th.
between Illinois and College. A. VAN
TREESE. Main 9121.
LOTS—FOR SALE.
Irvington Lots
Irvington Terrace addition Is
In the east side of Irvington
north side East Washington st.
Begins next street east of Sheri
dan ave , the end of the Irving
ton car line. We are selling lots
on Kenyon, the third street east.
Come out Sunday afternoon.
Price *750. Payments
W. 11. Cooper & Cos.
838 Lemcke.
College. 46x153. *l.lOO.
College. 64x153. *1.200.
Park, 61t,x162. *6OO. Easy terms.
J. O. COTTINGHAM, 809 I. O. O. F. Bldg.
Main 4378. Washington 1820.
Beautiful Lot North
Bargain. Would consider player piano
as part payment. Address A No. 1939,
Times.
AT ONCE FOR CASH
A good building lot. close to New Tork
and DeQulncy ets., ROBERT REEVES,
223 Saks bldg. Lincoln 4231. Evenings.
Webster 3212.
LOTS on College, Gulltord and Park ave..
on easy payments and priced low. J. O.
COTTINGHAM. 809 1. O. O. F. bldg.
Main 4378. Washington 1820.
LOT on Sutherland avenue two blocks
southeast Fairgrounds. TOM OVER
MAN. City Trust Company. Circle 4022
or Harlson 1506,
LARGE lots on south side, *BOO and up.
J. W. COBBS. Drexel 18S9.
FINE 60-foot Meridian street lot at a
bargain. Call Randolph 4903.
REAL EST AT E—S ALE OR TR A Ufc,
OPPORTUNITIES
What Have You Got to Trade?
We have Income property and farms In
any part of the country, which we can
match on any you may have from any
amount. *1 000 to *1.000.000.
For Information Inquire
ZION REALTY CO.,
26 W. Fifteenth.
Phone* 4283. Gary, Indiana.
FARMS—FOR SALE.
FOR SALE —272 acres timber land. Brown
County, Ind.: 9 miles oast of Bloom
lngton; price, *lO per acre. MOLDIE D.
CARY. Clinton. Mo.
> ACRES. Improved, truck farm: dandy
buy; cash or payments. ALBERT
LOSCHE. Main 2009. Evenings, Drexel
2102.
R| C. FO-LAND AUCTION CO., 615 Trac
tion Terminal Bldg. Circle 0247.
AUTOM OB IL ES—FO R SAL E.
DODGE BROTHERS u<uor car*; a good
assortment at all time*.
£JI. Walleri cm Company
Dm— I—wmm MoraVtownM^
<46 North Meridian. Circle 4*oo.
s7~B. CHEVROLET. 1920; tlres. paint ami
top In good condition. Snubbers and
spotlight. Price *475.
/Vieridiao Motor Cos.
*24 N. Meridian. Circle_726l.
USED care, always a bargain, sale or ex
• change for any car. 516 N. East. Main
6735.
FORD
Roadster, 1920; starter, good shape; *2OO,
terms. OAKLEY GARAGE, 1G63-65 S.
Meridian.
FORD, 1917 touring, A1 shape; *SO down,
balance one year. WIDER & MILLER,
644 E. Washington. Main 3493.
FORD, 1918 roadster, A1 shape; *55 down,
balance one year. WIDER & MILLER.
644 E. Washington. Alain 3493.
FORD
Speedster; classteet thing In town; terms.
OAKLEY GARAGE. 1663-65 S. Meridian.
PAIGE, 4-cyllnder touring, the best car
In Indiana for *295; be sure to see this
bargain. 220 S. Pennsylvania. Main 1705.
OAKLAND
191# touring, A-l mechanical shape.
New paint, *420. FRED McGINNIS, rear
1649 N. Meridian at. Circle 7340.
MAY 13,1922.
AUTOMOBILES*-—FOR SALE.
U&ED CAES 1
Used Car Purchasers
Buy New Cara
(We keep their 4l
patronage
b; r honest dealing—
Ve y Low Prices and
acc term a.
3x pays us to do so.
Our jpresent stock is an*
usually worthy. Must ba
seen {to be appreciated.
3 pouring cars
1 Ooupe
1 S'ydan
3 Tun Trucks
1 “Port” Touring
1 “(Case” Turing
some other models
coming through shop
(TflnutSy <TMovttr
259 South Meridian St.
at Elevated Tracks
Authorized Dealers.
Phone MAin 6650-6651.
Open evenings and Sunday.
=9
Investigate
Our Weekly Payment Plan
Ford roadster $45 down $2.25 week
Ford touring 45 down 2.25 week
Ford touring 50 down 2.50 week
Ford delivery car.. 50 down 2.50 week!
Ford touring 60 down $3.00 week
Chevrolet touring ... 60 down 300 week
Ford speedster 75 down 3.00 week
Interstate touring . 75 down $3.00 week
Faxon touring 75 down 3.00 week
Davis chummy 75 down 4.00 week
Mercantile Garage
125 S. Penn. Main 6830.
. 5
FORDS
1920 ii.dan, *350.
1920 coupe with Frontenao head; cord
tires, *425.
1921 touring. *3OO.
1919 roadster, $125.
1917 touring, *l5O.
Carr Auto Sales
Dodges, Bulcks, Fords.
Reos. Overlands, Oakland*,
and Many Other Make.-.
Late Models.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS.
YOUR OWN TERMS.
NO RED TAPE.
Some as Low as 575 Down.
518 N. Capitol Ave.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
Roarmer
i Good tires, fi.no running condition.
mer top and Inclosed top; price *800;
payments.
| Pitot Motor Car Cos.
1110 N. Meridian. Circle 4081,
Ford Bodies
Three special speedsters. Very reason
able. Exchange your used body for a
new one.
Swis&heim & Parker.
330 K. Market.
Overland Touring
Good tires, fine running condition; easy
payments; *295.
Pilot Motor Cos.
1110 N. Meridian. Circle 40S1.
FORD bodies of all kinds. Sale or ex
change. 5*19 Virginia avenue.
AUTOMOBILES—WANTED.
Automobiles Wanted
Can Use
Packards, Cadillacs, Mar*
mons, Pierces, Arrows,
Stutzes, Buicks, Oldsmo- ,
biles, Mercers, Paiges.
Will Pay High Price
What Have You For SaleT
Pioneer Motor Sales
Company
610 N. Capitol Ave.
Junk Cars Wanted
Will pay best cash price for your Junk,
wrecked or burned car. Call ua and leave
your address.
__ DREXEL 1233
Autos Wanted
Cash for any car. See ua.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND
TIRE CO.
618 North Capitol. Main 2633.
AUTOS WANTED
I. Wolf Auto Cos.
619 N. Illinois st. Main 157>.
WILL exchange equity of *4OO suburban
real estate for same amount In touring
sedan or coupe. No Fords. Address A No.
2715 Times.
AUTOS wanted. WEISSMAN’B, *l2-16 B.
New York street. Main 4446.
TRUCKS—FOR SALE.
FORD panel truck and Ford with open
express body. 725 Virginia avenue.
_AUfO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES.
It it Is a good used
TIRE
you want, the chances are that we have
them any size, $2.
ROGERS
3115 W. Washington. Belmont 4300.
AUTOMOBILE owners, garagemen. me
chanics, repairmen, send today for free
copy of this month's Issue. It contain*
helpful, Instructive Information on over
hauling, Ignition troubles, wiring, carbu
retors, storage batteries, etc. Over 20
pages. Illustrated. Send for free copy to
day. AUTOMOBILE DIGEST. 67 Butler
bldg., Cincinnati.
COLVIN BATTKKY COMPANY
Recharge, 6-Volt, 60c; 12-Volt,
New Battery, Guaranteed Two
611, $14.50; 613, $16.50; 127, $22.50.
121 E. MARYLAND ST. CIRCLE I*7o.
"FITTED TO ANY CAR FREE."
REDUCED PRICES
Auto washing. Touring, *1.00; sedan
*1.25.
SHROYER.
322 W. Maryland. Circle
BRING your battery trouble* to ua Wo
are expert* in this work and our price*
•re rlgnt: 6 volt recharge SOc; rebuild
complete *6.60; 12 volt recharge 750; re
build complete *IO.OO.
60UTH SIDE BATTERY EHOF.
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