THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .JULY 26, 1932

A Times Merchandise Ad Will Sell Your Odd Pieces of Furniture-RI. 5551STATE MUTUALUNION PUSHES

THREE PROBESloss Caused by Chimney

Spark, Lightning andArson Investigated.

Plans approved by the UnitedStates department of agriculturesnd by the federal bureau of stand-ards to further the use of metalicrecning on chimneys and roofs asa means to reduce losses by firewere adopted during the midsum-mer meeting in the Insurance build-ing. 2105 North Meridian street, ac-cording to the report today by H. L.Nowlin of Indianapolis, secretary ofthe Mutual Hail Insurance Com-pany of this city, who was secretaryof the meeting.

The conference, which was at-tended by forty representatives ofas many companies also discusseda proposal to codify Indiana lawspertaining to farm mutual insur-ance companies, of which it was saidthere wpre eight, none of which re-pealed the others.

Delegates to the meeting also con-sidered a proposal to confer withthe state concerning its procedurein relation to losses caused by thekilling of livestock by lightning, andto investigate, too, losses caused byarson.

Losses caused by sparks on roofs,especially of farm buildings in In-diana and reluctance or inability ofthe owners of such structures tokeep them in repair, coupled withuse of cheap coal, have caused acondition, it was said, which willbe met by the proposed expenditureof SIOO,OOOwithin the next two yearsto further use of metal screening.

William F. Clark of Ft. Wayne,president of the Allen CountyFarmers’ Mutual Insurance Associa-tion, was chairman of the meeting.

Mutual insurance companies ofIndianapolis and Marion countywhich are members of the union in-clude the American Mutual Insur-ance Company, of which Sollis Run-nels is president and J. P. Cook,secretary; Farmers’ Mutual Insur-ance Association of West Newton,Edwin S. Mills, president, and ElmerJ. Barnett, secretary; Fidelity Mu-•tual Fire Insurance Company andthe Indiana Lumbermen's MutualInsurance Company, of which F. B.Fowler is president and C. Disher,secretary; Grain Dealers’ NationalMutual Fire Insurance Company, ofwhich J. J. Fitzgerald is secretary;Indiana Liberty Mutual InsuranceCompany, I. B. Mumford, secretary;Indiana Union Mutual InsuranceCompany, Harry P. Cooper, secre-tary, and the Mutual Fire Insur-ance Company of Indianapolis, OttoWagner, president, and Mrs. Char-lotte D. Riess, secretary.

Bars CharityGeneral Agents’ President

Cites Economic Valueof Life Insurance.

BY GEORGE K, JONESGeneral Agent Connecticut Mutual Life

The fundamental principle of lifeinsurance is the distribution of theburdens of the few among themany. Life insurance is truly anorganization of public service whichplaces within reach the means ofavoiding distress.

Organized charity is grounded onthe same principle. The failure oi

the man or woman to take out lifeinsurance in one form or anotheris the cause of much charity work.When a man dies a certain amountof wealth-providing power is de-stroyed. Apparent or other person,or a family, or a community is de-prived of the amount of wealth heformerly contributed. The loss wasirreparable until the invention ofthe device of life insurance, whichnow replaces at once the man’svalue as an Income-earner and soprolongs his life's usefulness andcontinues his income to his de-pendents.

There is another evil w'hich al-most rivals death—an old age whichis either indigent or dependent.The protection of life insurance hasbeen extended until it now removesthis danger too; an inrome Is as-sured.

Fishing theAir

An nil-request song test marie up en-tirely of songs that were popular in theearly riavs of the present century will bepresented bv Julia Sanderson and FrankCrumit during the program over WTAMand an NBC network Tuesday at 6 p. m.

The voice of Edward Davie*, baritone,will return to radio listeners during theprogram Tuesdav at 7 p. m. over WLSand an NBC network, singing -WhenCm Looking At You,” / from "TheRogue's Song.”

Three artists, Gustave Tlaensrhen. Vir-ginia Rea and James Melton, long asso-ciated together through one of the largenetwork programs, will be reunited in theNational Civic Artists series broadcastTuesday over WTAM and the NBC at7 p. m.

"Murder on Monday.” another CharlesBarry detective story with InspectorLaurence Gilmartin as the leading char-cater. will be offered in dramatized formbv the Crime Club during its broadcastover the WABC-Columbia network Tues-dav and Wednesday nights from 7:30 to8 p m

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Dear Mr. Fixit,—Early in thespring we, on Hanson avenue, werepromised street grading. The streetis impassible from Vermont to Mich-igan and the dust is stifling.. Seewhat relief you can get for us.

A. A. B.

Street Commissioner W. H. Winshiphas promised in give attention to thisstreet as soon as possible.

BirthsGirls

Charles William and Mp.rv ErmineSchaeffer. 3354 Spann avenue.

Joseph and Irma Reocko. 422 West Court.Claude and Iva Campbell, Coleman hos-

pital.•James H. and Ev a Kinnev. Coleman hos-

pital.Bovs

Arthur John and Winnie Elfreda Boger.745 Woodlawn avenue.

Jefferson and Minnie Armour. 1421 Ar-senal avenue.

James Granville and Sarah Jane Olvev.2173 North Rural.

John Marion and Margaret Anna Brown.1902 North Illinois.

Wm. Henry and Nellie Bixler. Colemanhospital.

Arthur and Stella Hardina. Colemanhospital.

John and Elizabeth Morris. Coleman hos-pital.

Harold and Helen Nelson. Coleman hos-pital.

Andrew M. and Marv Ritzo. Colemanhospital.

TwinsEueene and Estella Dcbner. Coleman hos-

pital. eirls.Jesse and Maude McCloud. Coleman hos-

pital. bovmeici cirl.

DeathsByron F Rust. 2 months, 901 Chase.

Entro Colitis.James B. Sedwick, 67, Methodist hos-

pital, carcinoma.Mary Eveline Underwood, 22. St. Vin-

cent's hospital, acute appendicitis.William Ambrose Adams. 54, city hos-

pital. ulcer of stomach.Albert McCalment. 69. 1604 West River-

side drive, uremia.Ruth Miller, 84. 642 Division, chronic

myocarditis.Noah Standeford, 22. city hospital, acci-

dental.Minnie Schelski, 71. 908 St. Peter street,

acute gastro enteritis.Robert Marshall. 35. city hospital, mili-

tary tuberculosisVeronica Cecelia R-atz, 45. 524 Wood-

lawn avenue, pulmonary embolism.Emily Bass. 75. 2217 Martindale avenue,

cerebral hemorrhage.Henry Benton Cassell, 406 North Wal-

lace. coronary embolusWilliam L. Clarke. 69. 2604 North Illi-

nois. chronic myocarditis.CPra Williams. 79. 243 North Walcott,

carcinomia.Pollin G. Hendricks. 54. 2230 North Dela-

ware. phyernephrome right kidnev.Robert Henry Gaither. 2. 926 Chadwick,

accidentalSytha Arm Keeling. 64. 827 North East,

carcinoma.

In the AirWeather conditions at 9 a. m.:South wind. 11 miles an hour;

temperature. 70; barometric pres-sure. 29.84 at seal level, ceiling,overcast, lower broken clouds, lightlog and light rain, estimated 700feet; visibility, 3 miles.

Radio Dial TwistersStation* of the National Broadcasting Company

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—6 I*. MNBC Julia Sapderson

Prank Cruroit to WEAFWON •720 1 Palmar ensem-

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NBC- You and Your Govern-ment to WJZ

WMAO (670 1 Gallicchio!concert orchestra.

—6:15 P. M.—CBS Abe Lvman and bandWBBM (770* Meeker's or-

chestra.WMAO (670i—Jlnele Joe.

—6:50 P. M.—KYW 1 1020 1 —Prank LutherCBS Kate Smith.WBBM (770 1—Arnheim'a or-;chest ra.NBC- Walter Smith and

band to WEAFWMAO 1670 1 Three B'.WSM <650 (—Band; Bulletins.

—6:ts P. M.—CBS—JoePalooka.NBC—JaneFroman and song

fellows to WJZWMAO (670>—Radio Gossip.

Chas. Gilchrist.—7 P. M.—

KYW (1020)—Master’* or-chestra.

CBS—Bemie’s orchestra.WBBM i77o)—Buck’* or-

chestra.NBC—Civic Artists to WEAF.NBC—Household program to

WJZWSM (650) Tenor; melo-

dies.—7:30 P. M.—

KYW (10201— Agnew’s or-chestra.

CBS—Crime Club.WBBM (770)—Brooks and

Ross.NBC—Ed Wvnn and Fire

Chief band to WEAF.NBC—Goldman band toi

WJZ.—7:15 P. M

WBBM (770)—Mahray.

, —9:15 P. MWGN (720'—Dream ShipNBC - Sodero & Concert to

WJZWMAQ (670)—Dan ana

Sylvia.—9.30 P. M.—

KYW' (1020'—Canton orches-I tra.CBS Barlow and Columbia

i svmphonv.iNßC—Jack Dennv's orches-

tra to WEAF.WGN '720 1Cumnnr's or-

chestra.—9:15 P. M.—

'WMAQ (670i—Dance pro-gram.

—JO P. M.—KYW ilo2oi—Terrace or-; chestra.■ CBS -Little Jack Little.AVON ' 720 1—Epoinoffs or-. chestra.NBC- Milwaukee orchestra to

WJZ—10:05 P. M.—

NBC—Paul Whiteman andorchestra to WEAF.

—10:15 P. ST-UBS—Stern’s orchestra.

—10:30 P. M.—' CBS—Arnheim’s orchestra.'W'BBM (770)—Around the■j town.IWENR (870(—Raul White-

i man's orchestra.WGY (790i—De Witt Clin-

ton orchestra.NBC —Agnew’s orchestra to

I W'JZ.WGN (720)—Eilineton’s or-j chestra

—10:45 P. M.—WGN 1720 1 - Dance program

(3 orchestras).—ll P. M.—

'KYW (1020)—Kancor's or-chestra.WENR (870)—Mark’s orches-

tra.—l2 P. M

WDAF (610) Nighthawk) frolic.

TUESDAY! —* r. m— ,KYW (1020)—Maupin* or-

chestra.CBS—Alex Grav and Shil-

kret's orchestra.WGN (720)—Ellington's or-

chestra.' NBC—Dancehour to WEAF iNBC- The Country Doctor

to WJZ—8:IS P. M

CBS—Musical Fast Freight.WGN 1720 1 Tomorrow's

Tribune: ''Headline*.”NBC Tune Detective to

i WJZ.WMAQ (670)—“A PersianGarden "

—41:90 P. MKYW (1020)—Master's or-

chestra.CBS—lsham Jones orches-

tra.WGN (720)—Musical High-lights.

: WMAO (670 1 EveningNeighbor.

—8:45 P. M.—WBBM (770)—Romance of

Thorobreds.WJR <750—Musical MastersNBC—Tish to WJZ.

.WMAQ 1670)—Concert or-chestra.

—9 P. M.—' KDKA (980)—News; Pettis

orchestra.KYW (1020)—Sports; news;,

Maupin's orchestra.CBS—Irene Beasley & Bcr- j

ren's orchestra.NBC—Russ Columbo's or-'

! chestra to WEAF.I WGN (720)—Ellington's or-1

chestra-NBC—Amos ’n’ Andv to

WFAA. WDAF. WMAQ.r —9:15 P. M.—iCBS—Martin's orchestra.NBC—Opry House Tonight

! to WEAF.

WFBM (1200) IndianapolisIndianapolis Power and Light Company

TUESDAYP. M.s:3o—Transcription.s:4s—Records.6:oo—Edwin C. Hill (CBS).6:ls—Abe Lyman’s bond (CBS).6:3o—Kate Smith (CBSi.6:4s—Joe Palooka (CBS). '7:oo—Ben Bernie orchestra (CBS).7:3o—Bohemians.B:oo—Music That Satisfies (CBS).B:ls—Fast Freight (CBSt.B:3o—lsham Jones orchestra (CBSi.9:oo—lrene Beasley (CBS).9:ls—Nut Farm.9:3o—Columbia Symphony (CBS).

10:00—Little Jack Little iCBSI.10:15—Harold Stern orchestra (CBS).10:30—The columnist.10:45—Gus Arnheim orchestra (CBS 1.11:00—Sign off.

VVKBF (1400) Indianapolisilndianapolis Broadcasting. Ine.)

—TUESDAY—P M.4:4s—News flashes.5:00—Hit Review.s:4s—Harry Bason.6:oo—Cecil & Sally.6:2o—Baseball scores.6:3o—Announced.6:4s—Norman Brokenshire and orchestra

(E.T.)7 00—Dinner dance.7:ls—Baseball program7:3o—Russ-Dol-Ray Trio.7:4s—Aunt Lou Spillman.B:oo—Orchestra.B:ls—The Hoofers.B:3o—Announced.B:4s—Worthless- Talk.9:oo—Dick Drummond.9:ls—Jewel Box.9:3o—Showboatorchestra9:4s—Otis Mitchell.

10:00—The Merrymen.10:30—Sign off.

VVLW (700) CincinnatiTUESDAY

P. M.4:oo—Ted Black's orchestra (NBC).4:3o—Historical romance (NBC).4:4s—Lowell Thomas iNBC).s:oo—Amos ’n’ Andy (NBC).s:ls—Dog talk bv Dr. Glenn Adams.5:30—80b Newhall.s:4s—Southern Singeis.6:00—Dell Coon’s dance orchestra.6:ls—"Chandu,” the magician.6:3O—R. F. D. hour.6:4s—Crosley Cadets male octette.7:oo—Review.7:ls—Tony Cabooch.7:3o—Kruschen serenades.7:45—De1l Coon’s dance orchestra.B:oo—The Tylers on Tour.B:ls—Dance orchestra.8:30—Bands of Distinction.B:4s—Mike and. Herman.9:oo—Tales of Terror.9:3o—Threesome and organ.9:4s—Headlines of Yesterday.

10:00—Dance orchestra.10:30—Moon river slumber music.11:00—Dell Coon’s dance orchestra.11:30—Dance orchestra.12:00 Midnight—Sign off.

Mr. FixitWrite your troubles to Mr. Fixit He

is The Times representative stcity hall and will be triad to oresentyour case lo the nroner city officials.Write him in care of The Timessigning your full name and addressName will not he published

ANNOUNCEMENTS1 Death NoticesBAILEY. CHRISTINA—I9I3 W. Wilkins;

beloved mother of Mrs. Herman Flake.Clara Bailey and Irvin Bailev. all ofIndianapolis. Jeannette Bailev of Yon-kers, N. Y,. sister of Robert Kephart ofMartinsville. Ind.. passed awav July 26.Funeral notice later. For further in-formation friends mav call LITLE &_ SONS. Ha. 2222.CHAMriOV, MART A.- Beloved wife of

Edwin M. Champion, mother of Mrs.Daisy Hall and Mrs. Mamie Pavey,Arthur. Virgil and Fred Mortenbeck.passed away July 25, 1665 English Ave.Services at above residence Thursday. 2P m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends in-viied. LITTLE A; SONS IN CHARGE.

CRAHAM, ANDREW—Brother of Thomasof this city, and Mrs. Otto Healy ofLouisville. Ey., passed awav at St. Louis,Mo., Sunday morning. Funeral Wednes-day. July 27, 8:30 a. m., from the resi-of brother, Thomas Craham,1060 King ave. Services St. Anthony'schurch, 9 a. m. Interment Crown Hillcemetery. Friends invited. Friends maycall at residence any time after 10 a. m..Tuesday. Friends may call FINN BROS.’FUNERAL HOME. Ta. 1835.

ALFRED W.—Passed awayMonday morning, age 59 yrs. Friendsmay call at CONXLE FUNERAL HOME

® r 10 a - m- Tuesday. Funeral servicesWednesday, 1 p. m.. at Sanborn Baptistchurch. Burial Sanborn.

K r?AYV

C £THERI£E ~Beloved wife of Pat-rick Kellv. mother of Neal and MarvCatherine Kellv. passed awav Sundavt

ULv 2L four miles north of Brownsburg.Ind. Funeral at residence Wednesday,JU*Y 27 - at 8:30 a. m. Services St. Mai-nly church. 9 a. m. Interment St.Malach cemetery. Brownsburv. Ind.Fnenas invited. For further informa-tion. friends mav call FINN BROSFUNERAL HOME. Ta 1835

I-—Beloved husband ofMrs Myrtle Moore, father of Helen.?azel' Sjohard and Phillipe, died at thehome, 3307 N. Sherman drive, Mondaymorning. Funeral Wednesday, 830 at|£e hP me ' T,

9 a - m- St. Francis De Salescrunch. Burial Holy Cross cemeteryFriends invited. KIRBY-DINN SERVICEKATZ. VERONICA—Age 45, dlid~a7~ther'OMeofher sister, Mrs. T. C. Moore.524 Woodlawm ave., Monday, July 25 11a. m Funeral services will be heldThursday morning at Cedar Grove, Ind.,at 9 a. m. Burial in church cemeteryFriends may call and view bodv at theresidence Tuesday evening and 'Wednes-

MISSOURI F.—Age 93,*‘dow of the lateIate Jaines Edward Sproule,§VpHnuWay ,£l??day> July 2S - ServicesWednesday 10:30 a. m.. at THE FLAN-NER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY’Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

THto£2 MRS. GRACE—Wifeof GeorgeThompson, passed awav Monday. July 25,

j1508 , N - Arsenal Ave,Funeral Thursday. Julv 28th. at 2 p. mat Jonesboro. Ind. Interment in GasFuneral party will leavees dence Thursday morning. 9 a. m. ForUrUi1TeLJAllormatlon friends mav callFINN RPOS FUNERAL HOME. Tr 1835.I'RY TIMES WAN i <\*)s r-'fiß RITKTNP.S:-

- Cards. In Mpmoriams

CABALZER—In loving remembrance of ourdear son, DR. CHARLES L. CABALZER.who passed awav Julv 26, 1931.Loving and kind in all his ways.Upright and lust to the end of his days-Sincere and true in his heart and mind'Beautiful memories he left behind

FATHER AND MOTHER.CABALZER—In loving memorv of our dearbrother. DR CHAS. L. CABALZER, who

departed this life one year ago todayJulv 26. 1931O how we miss him words can not tell.His bright happy face, that we lovedso well;God took him home, it was his will.But in our hearts he is with us still.

; Time Mav heal, but never can mend.For our hearts will be broken until theend.And if the load he helped us carry,

I Alwavs patient, kind and true.But everything shall be. for God's will,will be done.

What a beautiful memorv he left behind,j 1Signed i SISTERS CLARA AND MINNIE.WASHBURN—Wewish to sincerely thank

; all our many friends and neighbors fortheir acts of kindnes and sympathy andbeautiful flowers tendered at the death

1 of our heloved mother and grandmother.KUDORA L. WASHBURN—WiIIiam LowRice. Mrs. Lnella F. Merz, Donald R.

! Barneelo, Joann Rice.

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LOST—Sorority pin, Anchor .shape, name jon back,, reward. Ir. 3409. j

LOST—Black and white beagle hound, ans-wer- to "Mike;” reward. 62d and Michi-gan road. Wa. 1321 ring 3.

LOST—Silk jacket; black, north west partof city, Rew, Wa. 3623-3.

LOST—BLACK TRAVELING BAG, CON-TAINING CLOTHING BETWEEN 9TH &ILL. AND BUS TERMINAL OR ONCIRCLE. LIBERAL REW, Rl. 0869.

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5 Personals.CHILDREN boarded, rmed. on strictly do-

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WANTED CHILDREN TO BOARD androom, $3 for one or $5 for two, or willkeep hy day. Ri. 8953.

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14 Help Wanted—FemaleYOUNG LADY—Who can meet public. No

selling. Short hours. Good pay. 1350 S.East.

16 Situations WantedREFINED, middle-aged lady in motherless

home. 1723 Draper.TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS

RENTALS17 Furnished RoomsALA., N., 1408 Unusually nice, in-a-door

bed. hot water: reduced. Ri. 1753.

ALA., N., 523—Gaylord No. 5; attractive,light, airy rm.. with large closet; homeprivl; veranda: quiet; walk dist. Li, 6989.

N. ALA.. 1246—Airy rm.. all util, fur.; $2;also_ excel, front rm.. $3, Ri. 1153.

ARSENAL, N.. 450—Nice rm.. lovely home;board ont,, near_c ar, bus, Ch. 4645.

ASHLAND. 1634—Nice, clean, slpg. rm.,next bath, closets, sanitary, $2. He. 4401.

BROADWAY. 3320—2 si. rms. 1 kitchen-ette util., shady lawn. cool, auiet. reas..conv.

BUCKINGHAM DR.. 310—Nr. Butler; coolfrt. rm., ad,l. bath; garage. Hu. 5370.

CARROLLTON. 5631—Airy front rm.; pri.family: hreakfast opt.: refs. Hu. 4567_.

CARROLLTON. 3830—Gentleman, comfort-able. well fur, front rm.. home prlv., ref.

CENTRAL, 1236—Large, airy rm.. suitable.1 or 2: meals opt. Reasonable.

CENTRAL. 2004—Attrac front rm.: privl-ileges: refined home; 1 or 2 cmp. He. 1009.

CENTRAL, 1511 —large front room, welllighted: home priv.: board ont. Rl 1859.

(CENTRAL. 2230- 2 attr. newly furn: const,hot water; cool, bath adj.; conven.; reas.

RENTALS17 Furnished Rooms

CLINTON HOTEL; 29 Va..—Rms., cool. !comf.; privilege of bath: very desirable. |

COLLEGE. 1402—FELLOWS DON'T MISSTHESE RMS.; mod.. r. desk: reasRl. 9136.

2224 COLLEGE—I and 2 rooms, nicely |furnished: running water; reas. He. 4907.

S3--2717 College: larse breezy rm.. extrawindows, newly qec., floor lamp: phone.

DELAWARE. 321—Light, clean rm.. newlv_

dec.. writing desk: S3. Li. 1<92-FALL CREEK. E.. 311—Nicely furn., cool

rn„ private home. Ha. 0604.FLETCHER. 533Large rm.. stric. mod..

nea r business district, reasHIGHLAND. N„ 125—LARGE AIRY RM.,

PRIV ; S3 LI. 9320.MINNESOTA E. 326Large airv room.

private hone: reasonable price.

NEW JERSEY. N„ 1335—Cozy sgle. rmnext bath: cross ventil: gentleman, >2.50.

NEW YORK, E., 4011—Rm. for 2 gentle-men; on bus line. Ir. 2286. ,

NEW YORK E . 4314—Clean, desirable rm..1 or 2: bus line; reas. Ir. 3092-

OHIO. E. 407—LODGINGFOR MEN MOD-ERN; 25c PER NIGHT. RI. 4145.

PENN, 1628 N. —3 attr. rms.. bath adt;cool, priv.; o'stuffed fur.: reasonable.

PENN~N., 1347—Nice cool rm. in quiethome for gentleman: gar. reas. Li. 8857.

PENN.. N.. 1333—C00l front room, nicelyfurn; 1 or_2 persons; con, bath: gar, opt.

ST. CLAIR, 318—Front rm.. mod.; furn.;newly deco.; lg. closet: $3.50. Ri. 8153.

SALEM, 3741—Real home, all privileges;breakfast opt.; gar. Ta. 5169. i

SOUTHEASTERN, 1712—2 front, rooms. !priviate entrance: garage: adults.

TALBOT. 1627 N—3 rooms, beau, fuur.;nrivil.: cool. lov. loc.: use phone;

o'stuffed: very reas.WALNUT. E.. 412—Nicelv furn. rooms:

home priv.: mod.; 1 or 2 persons: $3-$4.

WASH. BLVD.—N. of 52d; lovely rm., pri.home; 1 or 2 empl. Hu. 8468.

9ThTe„ 957—Nicely furn. airy rm.. home |privileges: breakfast opt. Li. 1925.

18TH, W., 135—Attr. rm.; clean; cool; priv.entr.; conven: gar, available: reas.

19TH. 34 W.—Front rm., kitchen priv-ileges; cool, front rm.. up; twin beds.

COOL, modern, nicelv fur., large closet;pleasant home; gar,, lor 2. Ch. 2145-M

QT HOTEL; cool, homelike.01. LJILINIO S4 UD 136 w MarketBREVORT HOTEL

Steam heat: mod conven. $3.50 fz up

Room and Rental ExchangeFurn. and unfurn. rms. and apts..

houses: fine locations. He. 5933.

HOTEL ANTLERSHOTEL SPINK

Attractive summer rates. All rooms withbath, $5-$6-.57 per week.

HOTEL LOCKERBIENew summer rates as low as $8 per

week. Special monthly rates. Radio andbath in everv room.121 S. Illinois St. _RI 4562

18 Housekeeping RoomsALA., N„ 1516—Lovely frt. 2-r. apt.; compl.

furn.; Murphy bed; o'stuffed, Li, 2995.

ALABAMA, 516 N.—Large, airy room; crossventilation; $3.

ALABAMA,'708—Large, newly dec. rm. andkitch.; o’stuffed lur.: prk. space.

ALABAMA. 713 2-room apt.. ,gas stove,lights*furnished. sls per month: 2 rms.at $lO per month: modern, both un-turnished, close to town and car line.

ARSENAL, N„ 315—Nicely fur., liv„ bedrm.,kitchen; pri. mod, home; reas.

BROADWAY, 1536—Large, cool rm., withKitchen, tnadoor bed, o’stuff. fur., radio,

BROADWAY. 1201—Front, extra large,cool, light: wonderful view: range, utili-ties, phone.

BROADWAY. 1422—Overstuffed; priv. bath,phone; gar.; adults: reduced. $6 and SB.

BROADWAY. 1134—1 and 2 clean, cool.attractive rms.; $4 to i|;7.

CAPITOL N./ 716—Light housekeepingrms., $3.50 and $4. Free parking.

CENTRAL. 1626—2 airy rms.; twin beds;sink; hot water; gar.; reas. Ha. 2817-J.

COLLEGE. 1524—1 and 2 clean, cool, at-tractive rms.; $4 to $7.

COLLEGE, 1654—Attr. front apt.; alcove;1 room apt., $2.50; garage.

DELAW'ARE. 413—Clean, neat rm.; gasrange: sink; const, hot water: phone.

DELAWARE. N„ 408—2-rm. apt., runningwater: private entrance.

EAST. N., 305—Large front rm. and kitch-enette; newly dec.; nicely fur.; $3.50.

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FOUNTAIN SQ.—l rm.. S2 up; 2 rms.. $2.50up; not modern. 1017 Prospect,

CLL.. N.. 2339—1, 2. 3 rm. apts.. custodianserv,; hdwd flr., o’stuffed; Indry. $3-$7.

ILL.. N.. 805—Housekeeping, extra largerms; all conveniences; constant hot wat.,shower bath. $3-$4; also 2 rms. withrunning water. $5. Mrs. Manuel.

ILLINOIS, N., 3232—Large, attrac., frontrm.; everythg, furn.; const, hot wa.; red.

JEFFERSON. N., 414—Furnished rm. withkitch; out side ent.; stri mod; gas st, $5.

! KEYSTONE, N., 1232—2 rms., furn., $4;_

1 rm, turn, or unfurn., gar, Ch. 4723-J,NEW JERSEY, 511 N.—Large, clean rm„

kitch.; newly deco.; kitch. cab.; phone.NEW JERSEY. N„ 728: Apt. 2—Large front

rm.. janitor service; also sleeping. Ri.1695.

OGDEN, 735—Colored; 5 rms.; semi-mod.Inquire 736 N. New Jersey.

OHIO, E., 540—1 nice front room; $3 week;others $2 up; garage.

PARK. 1414—Beaut., light housekpg. rm.;range; util.; back porch: cool; reas:accommodate 2; also sleeping room.

PARK, 1540—ATTRACT., 2-RM. FRONTAPT.; COOL; BEAUT. LOC., PHONE;

_GAR : REAS.

PROSPECT, 2008—4 rms.. nicely furnishedcottage; porch; yard; garage; on carline; shady and cool.

RURAL. N.. 436>3—3 rms.. bath. mod.T_comply furn.. priv. entr.: $25. Ch. 0357-M.SOUTHEASTERN 1529—2 large rms.; com-pletely turn.; gar.; bus service; $4.

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E. TABOR ST., 1015—Desirable rm., comp.__ktchen.; $5; nr, Shelby car, Garfield pk.TACOMA N., 1121—2 or 3 rms.; priv.

home: ga. neighborhood; $4.50, $6. Ch.6288-R.

TALBOT. N.. 2342—2 front rms., fur.complete, sink, range, priv. entrance. Ua.4809-M.

TALBOT, N„ 2420—Single rms, $3. $3.50,$4. everything furn; run, water, Ta. 7110.

TALBOT. N.. 2525—Lge. immaculate rm..in-door bed. kitchenette, pri. ent.. jorchref, ree.

TEMPLE. N.. 243—3 le. cool rms.. priv, ent..adults, garage, available.

VILLA, 405—5 rms.. nicely furnished, light,gas, water paid; month.

WASH., E.. 1710—2 mod. housekp. rms..all furn. _: cross from nark: $5. Li. 3163.

WASH. ST.. E.. 1539—3 well furnished rms .priv, ent., adjoining bath. Phone.

WOODRUFF. 544 M. Dr.—Small apt.; run-ning wa.: large apt.: pri. bath. Ch. 3173.

10TH. E., 314—2 rooms, for housekeeping,morirrn. evervthing film., $5.

12TH. E.. 419 2 nicely furnished rooms;i reasonable. Li. 9713.| $7250—Central. 1206: 3. cool, airy rs.; newlyj deco: priv. ent.; slpg. porch. Ri. 9017,

s3.so—Adams. 1947—2 rms , private en-i trance: garage free; adults.i $4—220 E. St. Clair; cool rm.: newly dec.;j priv. ent.; porch: lg. closet: near show,

j $3.50 TO *717 N7 ta 1bot: large, breezy] rms.; o'stuffed furniture: all util.; phone;

large porch; also nice sleeping rooms.

19 Rooms with BoardBROADWAY, 2222—Pleasant rm, pri.

| home; empl. girl: meals ont. He, 2472.

j CENTRAL. 2209—C00l front room; con-stant hot water; home prlvi. He, 4558.

GALE. N„ 1021—Large, front rm.. withboard; private home; $5.50.

JEFFERSON. N.. 325—22 sos. east: rm. &board for 2: laundry; home priv.: closecar & bus: reason. Ch. 0685-J.

! KEALING. N.. 1319—COOL ATTRAC. RM ii PRI. HOME, GAR. OPT. CH. 6735.: KENWOOD. 5218—Lovely front rm. Privatei home; meals opt., garage. Hu. 8710.! N. YORK, E„ 2308—Frt. rm.; meals, laun..| privil.; gd. radio recpt.; adj. bath. $6.! PARK, 833—Excellent home. 3 good meals.j S6. Home privileges. Ri. 9930.! PENN. N.. 1343—2 beaut, furn. rms.. priv.

• I bath, twin beds, cool, conv.. 2 cl. closets.SHELBY ST., 1872—Board, rm. and laun-_

dry. S7; home privl.; on Shelby car line.SPEEDWAY—WeIIfurn., airy rm.. modern

home; meals opt.; garage. Be. 2312-W.• VERMONT. E., 230—Large airy rm., for 2;

home cooked meals optional: reasonable.E. 13TH ST.. 604—Nicely furn., cool,

breezy rm.; home privl.; extra windows;con bath: large frt, vd.; reas. Ri. 8815.

WANTED—Children to care for in coolcountry home. Mother's care. Hu. 2478.

UNUSUALLY pleasant rm.: home priv-ileges; meals opt. 603 E. 32nd. Wa. 2836.

21 Unfurnished ApartmentsALABAMA. S.. 524'..—4 RMS. AND BATH.

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816; WATER PAID.'<CENTRAL. 2342—5 rms., heat and water;

1 mo. free. Ri. 5994. He. 2733.MADISON. 1025—BESTEQUIPPED APT.

SOUTH *3O; 3 OR 4 RMS . DOM. SCI.KITCHEN. FRIG.

MER . N.. 2237—Newly deco.: 5 rms.. bath;Frig.: furn. or unfurn. He ._ 5858.

PLEASANT. 1436—C00l up. duplex: Frenchdoors across front; gas. gar., furn. Dr.0388-J.

TALBOT. N.. 2164—6-rm. mod. dble.; veryi special at $25. LOVE. 527 Lemcke Bldg.i Rl. 8964.1 sl9—Tacoma, N 1620—5-rm mod.: in-

closed yd.: gar.; water pd. Wa. 0395.2245 N. DEARBORN—>-RM. MODERN,

GARAGE; NEAR SCHOOL; S2O.! DESIRABLE modern: cool apts.; sls toi S4O, Inquire 5018 E. Wash.1 REDUCED RENT.

Bellefontalne. 2315; three rooms andj bath; recently decorated: lower apartment:| heat, water and garage. Dr. 3300.| COLORED—22OW. North. LA Verne; 3

rms., bath, $5; 1 rm., bath, $3. He. 5858.

RADIO DEALERS ANDSERVICE MEN

Make our company your buyingheadquarters. We extend courte- ious treatment, prompt service,quality merchandise, at reason-able prices. Only recognizeddealers obtain wholesale prices.

STATE RADIO CO.316 N. Illinois St. LI. 4438

38 Store, Office Supplies

TYPEWRITERS Rep li. 9470~■t 1r vv xvxxnovoKlng Ex 205 MawTYPEWRITERS rented. *2.50 per mo.; *6

for 3mo Woodstock. 317 N Penn L 4712

40 Wanted to TradeHUDSON brougham; ex. cond.; for long

wheel-base 1 la-ton truck. Ir. 2820.OLD foreign money, rifle. Brunswick with

records, revolver, porch glider, goodsedan. Trade part.or all for deed equityto improved farm or city.' 1133 Oxforjl St.

TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read-me because interesting bargains of many [kinds are listed here djilv

41 Wanted to Buy

Hall furnitureCALL MR PIERCE RI 2019WHEN YOU ARE READY TOSELL YOUR GOODS.

We are the largest buyers ana aeilertol used merchandise in the state.

WE PAY THE BEST PRICESp_ A _Q_LI

for OLD GOLD,GOLD TEETH

WOLF SUSSMAN239 W. Washington St.

SELL US—Your old gold and silverjewelry, dental bridges, goldwatches, etc., and get a better price.SACKS BROS. LOAN CO., 308Indiana avenue.WANT furniture; 4 to 6 rooms: also odd

pieces, highest prices Be 0707.

LIVESTOCK42 Dogs, Birds, Pets

DOG—German police, male, full blooded.pedigreed. Make me an offer. Ri. 8953.

FOR bulldogs, 2 males. 2females; reasonable. LI. 4190. H. Wiles.

TOY BOSTON PUPPIES—Eligible for reg.Log Cabin Kennels, 33105. Keystone.

automotive50 Autos For SaleBUICK 1928 coupe; standard model; good

shape: a bargain at *2OO.FRANK HATFIELD 00.

623 N. Capitol.Ri. 9326.

Buick, $1451927 Model 40 Sedan

Has the original paint iob. The up-holstery is verv clean. Motor is O. K.A real transportation value Pricd to sell

Indianapolis Buick1302 E. Washington St. Li. 7383

CADILLAC SEDANNO DOWN PAYMENT

BROWNING GENT CO., INC.Tenth and Meridian. Ri. 8655.CHEVROLET—I932 coach, demonstrator.

Here's a chance for someone to save alot of money, who is contemplating thepurchase of anew car. This coach lablack with cream wheel* and the sameas anew car

JOHNSON CHEVROLET1040 N. Meridian. Li. 5381,

CHEVROLET—I93I.l'a-ton truck, equippedwith dual wheels, excellent tires, stakebody, mechanically perfect, runs likenew-; your old car will proßably makedown payment.

JOHNSON CHEVROLET325 N. Capitol. Li. 9632.

24-A Resorts and Cottages

COTTAGES on Little Chapman lake, nearWarsaw, close to nature, excellent soringwater.

25 Business, Office and Desk Space

WILL SUBLET—Desk space in privateoffice. Attractive prop. Lt. 5368.

STOREROOM and 5 living rms.; semi-mod.$lB. 466 S. Ri tier.

400 KAHN BLDG—Room. $2; receptionrm.; telephone. Li. 2662, He. 5858.

26 Wanted to RentWILL RENT your furn. home or apt.,

north, to responsible parties. Hu. 7714.

leal estate for sale~27 Houses For Sale4-RM. cottage. Its., water. *9OO plus Bar-

rett., Small dwn paymt. 16 Holliday.COLORED—6-room modern *2,400, terms.

See owner. 561 W. 28tn.- ■ 1 - I

32 Wanted to Sell or RentRESTAURANT for •rent, good location,

803 Highland, oppos. car barns. Ch. 1646.

MERCHANDISE34 Miscellaneous For SaleAEROPLANE type 16 in. ventilating FANS

for store or restaurant; S8 and ud: guar-anteed. 2609 E. Wash. Ch. 0852. j

BILLIARD—POOL—SNOOKER TABLES. ILow Prices—Sold on Payments.

We Buv and Also Repair.KING’S INDIANA BILLIARD

1631 Southeastern Ave. Dr. 3578BUILDING? HERE'S LUMBER FOR lc!

Good lumber onlv lc per ft. 1144 N.Alabama. Ri. 5047.

Canvas Truck CoversSize 12x15. truck covers. *4.75.

All other sizes of waterproof covers instock at lowest prices. No waiting.

Hoosier Tarpaulinand CanvasGoods Cos.

CONCRETE Porch and Lawn Furniture.*1.50 A- up. Advance Block ft MaterialCos. 734 W 13th St. Ri. 4967

COTTON CANDY MACHINE FOR SALE ORTRADE. 6432 COLLEGE AVE.

DESK—RoII top. showcase, cash register,vulcanizer. other things. Ri. 3144

FANS8-inch desk fans. Special price on over-

stocked merchandise.Meier Electric & Machine Cos.3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151.FOR SALE—Gravel Dumos. engines,

hoists, derrick, stove screen: pioneergravel buckets: 40 horse fire box boilerand operating hoist. GREELY STOVECO.. St. Paul. Indian*.

AUTOMOTIVE__

50 Autos For SaleCHRYSLER—1928 Sedan, model 52, $35.

SACKS BROS LOAN CO309 N. Capitol. Li. 5994.

FORD ROADSTER—1930: perfect cono 4wheel*, nimble seat; $l9O. Box A-208.

LA SALLE. 1928 hmoousme. Here U * hthgrade car that is in good shape: $350.

SACKS BROS LOAN CO309_ N _CaD. Ll 5994.OLDSMOBILE—Sedan. 19, good tire-.]

sound bodv, mechanically flrxt class.$225.

SACKS BROS LOAN CO.309 N. Capitol. Li 5994

STUDEBAKER. 1930. MODEL~

COUPE. $250SACKS BROS LOAN CO.

309 N Capitol. Ll. 5994.Dealer's Price

Chevrolet Coupe $ SOBuick. 1928, Coupe 15ftStudebaker Coupe lftftPontiac Coupe 503ENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK

J DEi!T-Marmon’s Bargain Counter

Marmon. 1927 Sedan. $ 95, Hudson. 1929 Sedan 195; Oraham-Paigp. 1929 Sedan 195Elcar. 1927 Sedan 95Marmon 8. 1927 Sedan ]] 95Oraham-Paigp. 610 Sport Touring V. 150Ford Roadster. 1930 . 155

SMALL DOWN PAYMENTBALANCE EASY.

Marmon Used Car SalonMeridian at Eleventh. R l . 220*.

Reliable BargainsChrysler 50 Sedan $ 50Chrysler 80 Sedan 100Packard “6” 26 Sedan,.. 150

! Ford Model A Spt. Rdstr. 125I Buick, 1928 Std. Sedan. . 175Pontiac, 1929 Coach 175Ford, 1980 Tudor 195Essex, 1928 Spt. Coupe. . 100

C. 11. WALLERICH CO.I 950 N. Meridian St. RI. 4576

Open Evenings and Sunday.

51 Trucks, Tractors. TrailersChew 1929 Truck~Stake bodv: eood tires: has been thor-

oinfhlv reconditioned throughout.

J011NSON Cl IEVROLET325 N, Capitol. L| 9633FORD—I93O. 10 1a stake body, closed cab"a real buv at $295.

...C. O. WARNOCK

819 E. Washington. Ll. 8396.G - M. C.—l l ..-ton. 4 cylinder. 4 wheelbrakes, 32x6 tires on front and 34x7

„C,hoiC/ bodies - *225. Many others.GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT

_ _ 31 \f. 13th St.F, SANDYS, *

Ll. 7461.

53 Accessories, Tires, PartsJOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO —Willrepair or make new tops and curtain*for your car, 202 Kentucky Ave.55 Autos Wanted

Will pay cash for vour car or equity.1. WOLF AUTO CO.

Ll. 561 N Capitol,

f|f £ fIWGw/iB£Sr PRiCES-ANY MODEL[•Sacks bros.

FINANCIALBusiness Opportunities

LEADING south side beauty shop: sacri-flee for quick sale. Owner. Dr. 6527.LUNCH ROOM—Or case, wanted willnav cash. Have vou a real bargain?_ftp hrrckers. Address Box_A 209 Timp-.CANDY—Peanut jobber’s routecount auto accident, teach business; *3OOrash: bal. rwvable from route. 3029Shriver Ave,

Phonal Property LoansLOANS 2%INDPLS PUBLIC WELFARE LOANOCCIDENTAL BLDG. RI. 3587.

NO COMPULSORY INSURANCERED TAPEAutos. Furniture. $25-*3OO

159 m LIBERAL LOAN CO.152 N. Delaware LI 6605.COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO

REDUCED RATES200 Roosevelt Bldg,

r r ,205 Odd Fellow Bldg.HjLCO Jn 249 L Lincoln 8495.FRIENDLY LOANS'"

Smail Cmonthfvdepavments

VlCeat & low cost '

PERSONAL FINANCE CO.s ’ Pennsylvania St.Century Bldg. Phone Riley 5054.

Reduce Your PaymentsWE MAKE LOANS

4UTO OR FURNITURE*25 TO *3OO

BUCKEYEFINANCE COMPANY

30/ f. New York ki <<)7

LOANSS3OO or LESS

QUICK-CONFIDENTIALHousehold Loans. S3OO or less to hus-bands and wives at reasonable rat'- *

“..you ar,e keening house and canIL a,h, e rneui^r m°nthlv payments, vouan the security needed for

sssriVvic?'"*''HOUSEHOLD financeiiwuotnuuu corporation

of Americasth FI. Merchants Bk. Bldg. Ri 25794th FI. Krrsge Bldg. Ri. 750 P

Vj-- ■ ..

Automobile Loans

AUTO LOANS13/ O/ HALFI legal

I •“

RATEIf paid when due. If not. regular

legal rate will prevail until maturity

Lincoln Auto Loan Cos.8 S. Capitol Ave. RI. 1321

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A QUICK MONEY LU Convenient and Confiden- Otial Service. Legal Rates.

T MERIDIAN *

MOTOR oALES NO 820 N Meridian SL SRiley 40-3!

VUlct Service Free Parking308 Indiana Ave. RL 5994

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AUTO LOAN)CASH AT 20 Month* '

ONCE to PayUSED CAR LOAN CQ

342 N. Illinois St. LI 9600Comer Illinois and Vermont St*.

QvucA_.\ AutomobileLOANS

HOME FINANCE CO905 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG

CORNER PENN AND MICH RI 560®.I PLENTY C 7 FREE PARKINQ SPACE

HIRE A MAN OR A FIRM— yyjjgGet two tickets to Indiana TheaterGive one day's employment to any of the advertiser's listedbelow and then phone Miss Rose at Riley 5551, telling nawhich firm von have employed. You will receive two ticketsto see the Indiana theater presentation of “Miss Pink- MVgrton” with Joan Rlondel and George Brent on the __ -

screen.

These AdvertisersPledge 100% Service

Automotive ServicesAUTOMOBILE—Repaint., sls; repairs, re-

build. at new low rates, get esti. Falr-fleid Ga.. 1150 Fairfield. Wa. 5161,

Business ServicesUPHOLSTERING and general repair work:

reasonable prices. 807 Ft, Wayne Ave.LIMESTONE—SIabs for Rock Gardens.

cinders, sand and gravel. Ir. 2820.SIX hours sewing, mending. $1 and car

fare: afternoons; competent. Ir, 0956.

Moving, Transfer, StorageMOVING s3—You Help. *1 less: uulck

service: careful white men. Ch. 5840.

Moving, Transfer, StorageFIREPROOF STORAGE

Store now. pay six months later, freehauling to storage. Moving $4 per loadand up.

; Call Ri 7750 419 E. Market StGET vour moving done with your discard-

ed furniture; prompt: exp. Dr. 4877-J.MOVING—$2 up, anything, any time; io-

cal, overland; white men. Petes. Ch. 2878.

Paperhanging and Painting

PAINTING, plastering. Daner hanging.cleaning. WILLIS. Dr, 0575,

PAPER REMOVED BY STEAM.$2 ROOM AND UP. CH. 6393.

WHO CAN DO IT?CLEANING PAPER HANGINGLANDSCAPING PAINTINGMOVING REPAIRING

HIRE A MAN!GET TWO TICKETS TO SEE

“MISS PINKERTON”With

Joan Blondel and George Brentat the

INDIANA THEATERGive one day's employment to any of the business firms or Individualslisted below under the “Who Can Do It" ads—then phone Miss Rose atTimes Want Ad Headquarters—Riley 5551 and tell which firm or in-dividual you have employed.You will be mailed ABSOLUTELY FREE two tickets to the Indianatheater to see John Blondel and George Brern on the screen in MaryRoberts Rinehart’s novel. “Miss Pinkerton.'' Every firm listed here haspledged itself to give 100yi satisfaction.

READ THE SERVICE ADS ABOVE

RENTALS21 L’nlnrmshed Apartments

IndianapolisRental AgencyComplete list apartments all locations. No

obligations Transportation frea. Ll 5453evenings Wa 0433. or Be 3114

22 Unfurnished HousesBEVILLE. N.. 1101—5 rms., mod., ex.

furnace, gar.. sls: water pd. Ri. 6441,

BYRON. 3834—4-rm. double: A-l; bed!cabinet; 3 closets. Wa. 1206.

CARROLLTON. 5157—811 E. 53d; 5 rm.mod, dbie. Dr. 1268-W.

COLLEGE. 4928—6-rm. mod. double, ga-rage; $35; water pd. Hu. 7286

DAVIDSON. N.. 533—3 rms.; plasteredattic: double. Hu. 4020.

DEARBORN ST., 1413 N—2 weeks free:5-room double, modern: Heatrola; de-sirable; nicelv papered: garage; $22; wa-ter paid: south of Brooksiae park: E.Tenth car or bus. Ri. 9512. Ta. 5697

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DORMAN, N.. 319—5-rm. mod. dbie.; yard;gar.; near Tech: $lB Hu. 4591.

DRAPER, 1537—Cozy 5-rm. semi-mod.; A-lcondition; water paid; near school, car;reduced rent. Hu. 4368. Dr. 3564-R.

EWING, 1121—Cozy 4 rms.; A-l: flr*. refln-ishcd;. gar.: near park: sl6. Ch. 7097.

GRACELAND, 41466-rm. mod., gar.; red.$37.50: water paid. Dr. 6425-R

HAMILTON. 352 N.—7-rm. mod.; reduced$lB. Dr. 6425-R.

HARRIS, 33—6-rm. mod. except furnace.fine condition, gar., $lB. Be. 0746.

HARRIS. S.. 405—2 bedrm. bungalow,new paper; toilet; lav; gar. sls. Ri. 6441.

HOLLYWOOD Edition: 360’ S. Bancroft:5 rm. mod., gar., water paid. Ir. 0979.

HOUSTON, 2057—M0d. dbie. F. F. Wool-ing. 510 Continental Bk. Bldg. Li. 5231.

KEALING. 1409—2 weeks free; 4-room dou-ble; modern: Heatrola; newly papered:garage; s2l: water paid: south of Brook-side park; E. Tenth car. bus. Ri. 9512.Ta. 5697.

KENSINGTON, ST.. 1425—4-rm completelymodern, except bath tub, $12.50. Dr. 0293.

KEYSTONE, N„ 226—6-r. mod. dbl.; buUt-in features; gar.; wa. pd.; $25. Ch. 6071.

KEYSTONE AVE. N.. 226—Mod. 6-rm..*side by side, with front & rear porches,built-in china closets, fireplaoe, largeclosets, stat. tubs, yard, gar. and waterpaid. Reduced to $25. Key at 218,

MANSFIELD. 1827—5-rm. nod. bungalow;reduced $23. Ri. 1091.

NEW JERSEY. N„ 2302—6-rm. partly fur.;hardwd. Us. throughout: $25, Wa. 4887.

NEW YORK, E., 3606—4 rm. mod. double;rent reduced, $25. Hu. 3727.

ORANGE. 1433—5 rm. house; newly deco.;garage; water paid: inclosed yard: near

ORANGE, 1020—5-rm. house; newly deco-rated; near .school; 1 block from carline: water paid, rteduced to $lB.

PERSHING. 719 N.-4 rms. single. 2146'aN. 111., No. 4,3 rms., $8; water pd. Ri.

PROSPECT, 721—4-rm. cottage; semi-mod._ Adults only. Reduced rent.ST. CLAIR. 620 E. —4-rm. upper duplex:

in-a-vrioor bed; adults: $25, Ri. 8229.SHELBY. 2732—5-RM. MODERN DOUBLE._GAR., WATER PD.; $25. DR. 2027-R.STEELE ST., 1529—Half mo. free; 5-room

double (2 bedrmsi; modern; Heatrola;nicely papered: garage; s2l; water paid;close to Spades park; Brookside car.Owner. RL 9512. Ta. 5697.

TREMONT. N., 1406—6 rms., elec, lights;good well, garage. SB. Ri. 6441.

VERMONT. E., 1601—6-rm. mod. double,near Tech.; A-l; $25; wat. pd. RL 7093.

WASH.. W.. 3341—4 rms., bath; gar.; newlydeco.: water paid: reas. He. 5858.

WISCONSIN. 319—Cozv5-rm.. newly pa-pered; ga.: red..

WOODLAWN AVE., 1606—6 rm. mod., newpaint and paper; gar. Dr. 0528-R.

WOODRUFF PL., 717 E," DR.—s3o; 3-bed-rm.: newly decorated: gar. Ri. 6174.

12TH. E., rooms, bath, furnace:$18.50.

40 NORTH WEST ST.—4 rm. semi-mod..water pd., red, to sll. Dr. 6425-R.

5-ROOM modern; clean, new paper. S2O.424 N. Warman. He. 5606

CHEAP RENT—THE BEST MOD. IN CITYFOR $21.50. CALL HA. 1240-W.

GOOD MODERN EAST. $22.50.Five rooms; first-class condition; garage.

49 Brookville RdDUNLOP & HOLTEGEL.

$12.00Arrow Ave., 1606: 3 rms.; newly deco.;

el. & wa. pd. Inquire Shane's Drug Store.DOWNTOWN, sll.

Five rooms; el., gas, water in kitchenpaid. 407 E. St. Clair.

DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL.Suburban Bungalow

Five-room modern: in good condition,built in cabinet, full basement, large lot.2-car garage, front drive. Only $25 permo.: go west on Rockville Rd.. 5000 turnsouth to 28 Iris Ave. Call Frazee, Li. 2318.

DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOODFive-room modern; good condition. 1112

N. Tacoma.DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL.

RENTAL BARGAINS549 Vinton St.: 6 rms. SIO.OO418 S. Division; 5 rms 10.00417 Hoyt; 6 rms 10.00918 S. West; water pd 9.00

3116 W. St. Clair; 4 rms 8.00522 Milev: 5 rms 4.00

COLORED2462 Parker: 6 rms 10.002057 Valiev: 3 rms 6.002443 Mass.; 3 rms 5.00

Rental Dept.GREGORY & APPEL. INC.

Li. 7491,

23 Furnished Apts, and HousesASHLAND. 1529—Lower 2 front rms.: priv.

ent. and bath; overstuffed. Ri. 5976.ASHLAND, 2353—Attrac. furn. 4-rm. apt.;_

utilities: gar.; pri.; reas. He. 5862.BEVILLE. N.. 19—3-rm. apt., pri. ent.; gar..

It. and wat. pd. Reas. Ri, 3903,COLLEGE. 2543—Beautifuliv furn. apt., 2

rm., kit ch.; bath; gar; util, $35. He. 4105,GUILFORD. 423 E. NORTH

Four rooms: modern: A-l condition: $27.50.t o, McCullough agency.

JEFFERSON, N„ 229—3 nicely furn. rms.;nri, bath and ent.; adults. Ch. 0722-M.

KOEHNE. 2712—Attract. <2 double, 4 rms.;mod.: clean: light; reas. Ha. 1244-M.

NEW JERSEY, N„ 517—Large living rm„beautifully furn., adj. alclove bedrm.;references. Li. 9759.

E„ 719—2 clean rms.; privatebath; furn. complete; gar.: adults, SB.

WALNUT, E.. 115—3-rm. apt.; pri. bath;$6.50 and SB.See housekeeper in basem’t.

BEAUTIFULLY furn.. 3 rms.: pri. ent.;Util.; $6.50 wk. 3131 Central. He. 4155.

Complete—ss.bo to SIO.OOBeautifully furnished apartments.

Utilities paid. 810 1? N. Illinois. Li. 8888.

Newly Furnished Apt.Includes all utilities and garage.

THE DUNDEEVIRGINIA AVE. AND McCARTY STS.See custodian at 781 E. McCarty st

Apt. 47.

MERCHANDISE34 Miscellaneous For Sale

tPOFF Gross of caps with 3 doz. bot- iFFvI-rj QW 4Sc ,j 0? ; pint*. 25c ;do* We deliver WEST END BOTTLECO . 534 W Pearl St. Li. 8065.LAWN SETS—IOOft.. 22 inches. $2.50. BIG

FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATIONCorner Capitol and South SO j

NEW TIN SHEETSSize 21x28: $5 per box of H 2 sheets, j

colors red. blue and green, suitable for ,siding and roofs, garages and bams.Hoosier Tarpaulinand Canvas

Goods Cos.1302 W. Washington St.

REDUCING machine; expensive dual setlike new: will sell rea* Ta. 0578

TENTSAll sizes and styles of tent*, at re-

duced prices while thev last.Hoosier Tarp<nilin and Canvas

Goods Cos.1302 W. Washington St.

WATER PUMPGood as new; cheap.

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Meier Electric & Machine Cos.3525 E. Washington St.

34-A Farm. Garden. Flants, Flowers

CORN—Golden Bantam: the worlds bestsweet corn. Dick it while vou w’ait.HEWES GARDENS. 205 l HUlside. Ch 121.

35 Household GoodsBeautiful used white enamel Kelvinator

electric refrigerator; guaranteed; bargain; :$79.50; easy terms if desired.

KELVINATOR DEPARTMENTPEARSONPIANO CO.. 128 N. PENN. i

BREAFAST SET—ltalian carvect diningrm. and bedrm., twin beds, linen Frieze,living rm. rugs.; sac. 3710 N. Meridian,

CHEST—Antique walnut, with mirrow. $10;

pottery lamp, with shade. 750 W 31st.DINING-RM. table, walnut, refectory, new-

ly reflnished; reas. 3837 N. Delaware, i'easy WASHER—A-l condition: runs, like

new. 2609 E. Wash. Ch. 0852. |ELECTRIC RANGE— "Universal.” and flx-

tures to connect it; chp. Wa. 4844. R. 3.

FOR REFRIGERATORSAll types and sizes, new and used. See

our display. 2000 Northwestern Ave. Open8 a. m. to 9 p. m.

Polar Ice and Fuel Cos.stoves] rugs] refrig., new. I

used; cash, credit Barrett 668 Virginia

GAS STOVE—"ModeI;" (2| dressers. Buf-fet. 9x12 rug

HEATER Automatic Hot Water, A-l, S3O._L_R_D° L L. 1555 Dudley. Edgewood.LATE MODEL washer and ironer for bal-

ance on washer. Ir. 3871.LEAVING ClTY—Want to sell, dinette

suite, 6 piece oak, cabinet, refectorytable. 4 leather chairs: Grand Rapidssuite. 806 E. 38th St ~

OIL STOVES, ice boxes, A-l. 'at a bargain1236 Oliver avenue. Be, 2456.

PORTIERES—Imported Belgium velvet and14 drapes, dark green, lined with cream.Room 235. Li. 5315. ' *

SEE US BEFORE YOU BUYCOOPERIDER. NOBODY ELSE. 424 Mass.SEWING MACHINES—Used, treadles $5 up.

Cab. electrics. $22.50 ud. We repair allmakes. WHITE CO.. 60 W. New York.

SEWING machine, "Singer.’’ portable elec.;gd. cond.; reas. price. Lt. 2361. No. 215.

WASHING MACHINE PARTS & SERVICEWringer rolls. $1.85 and up. EASYparts.new and used. 2609 E. Wash. Ch. 0852,

36 Radios, Musical Instrument*ATWATER KENT Console

Crosley Midget 19.50Victor Lowboy 32-90Fhilco Lowboy 35.00

RADIO BARGAIN SHOP225 E. WASHINGTON_ST.

MUST SELL—Crosley radio; $12.50 Willget anything on air. Call Dr. 0232.

NEW pearlite finish piano accordion. 24-bass; ten free lessons; $72.50; easy terms.

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PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Penna.PIANO—Baby grand, Brambach. brown

niahog.; excellent cond.; S2OO. Hu. 3694.PORTABLE radio for sale or trade What

have you? 5301 English. Ir. 0979,

R. C. A.—No. 80; 9-tube superheterodyne:tone control; automatic volume control;beautiful walnut cabinet; formerly soldfor sl7l. A few to go at $49.50, easyterms. PEARSON PIANO CO., 123 N.Pennsylvania St.

REPOSSESSEDelectric refrigerators to besold for balance due; easy terms. Askfor.. Miss McMillan in charge of credits.PEARSON PIANO CO., 128 N. Penn-vylvania St.

$75—Crosley 8-tube superheterodyne radio.This radio in Ist class condition, fullyguaranteed, for balance due. .$38.50. Easyterms. Pearson Piano Cos., 128 N. Penn-sylvania St. Lt. 5513.

TRUMPET OUTFIT—New: silver with goldbell, in fine case; $35; easy terms.PEARSON PIANO CO., 128 N. Pennsyl-vania St. Li. 5513.

USED or repossessed musical instruments.Wide selection. Unheard of bargains.Easy terms. PEARSON PIANO CO., 128N. Pennsylvania St. Li _5513.

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